TO LOCK ] PERMANENTLY Push dowa spur 1 with a blunt j instrirtnoQtr* * j Fairport Fire Department Fair port, New York L Nov. 7th,1966 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:10 Hi. by President Chas. Beck. The minutes of the last regular meeting eere read to the Dept©, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read . President Chas. Hose Company. Bock introduced Nicholas Marchioli, a new member of the DeLand The treas. presented bills totaling § 2.69 .Motion by J. Schrader 2nd by Les Crane to pay these bills. Motion carried. ^ULf^lLW^lLiUUL trti tr .VVa liTil IFffiTil frurCfrilififU u lidiCtr'i/frit i InVtl-tMfd n If The following communications were read to the Dept0~ Thank you note from the Johnston family Thank you note from Ed. Francis for fruit basket Thank you note from Bill Koval for fruit basket Thank you note from Gerry Doser for fruit basket Notice from Barnard Fire Dept, of Carnival and Parade in 1967 Request from State Firemen Ts Assoc, for donation to Home on the Hudson© Invitation from Centennial Comm, to take part in hhe Village celebration, asking us to operate a concession and manage the parade. Letter from Town of Perint on telling of new contract to be signed Thurs. Nov. loth, 1966 and asking the President and Secretary to be present© Motion by urn. Rich 2nd by Les. Crane that the Dept, pass at this time the request of the State Assoc, for donation to Horne on the Hudson, due to the large donation we made in the spring. Motion carried. Motion by Fred- Peck 2nd by J. Kenney that the Dept, check with the Centennial committee in regards to the 4th of July parade before any action be taken on their invitation. Motion carried. Motion by Cal. Stewart 2nd by J. Erbland that the President and Secretary att end the Town Board meeting, Thursday Nov. 10th, 1966 and be empowered to accept the mew contract. Motion carried. The treas. report was read showing receipts of $ 60.00, disbursements of £899.04 ‘leaving a balance of $ 616.91 in cash,$6000.00 in the Loan and $ 5075.62 in the ^interest account at Security Trust Co. Motion by F. Peck 2nd by Yfin. Rich to accept +the treas. report as read. Motion carried. At this time the President introduced Mr. Miller from Webster who demonttrated fthe Plectron rad? om receiving sets. These are smaller sets and can be used in the rhome on regular current or in the car on car battery and also can be purchased with Tbatteries and charger in set^ cost from about $ 120.00 to $ 140.00. ^r. Miller told cof the Fire Companies now operating these sets and of the extremely law operating ccost, about a $1.00 per year for average, i,xany questions were asked end answered, it ho re bing no further questions Mr. Miller was excused. Ralph Wood reported that the Trustee had several quotes on repairing the Hall and tthese quotes were broken down so all or part of the work could be done, would have fCinal by December meeting. H. broomfield reported on the Jackets, stating thet there were many questions to hjeanswored, such as to payments by the members,.how long to carry on this project, nmeasurements, etc. and if the Dept, wanted to purchase these Jackets. Motion by R. Clement 2nd by Fred Peck that the Dept, purchase the jackets a. caxplained by the Committee. Motion carried. lTovember*tseating - continued Lotion by G. Trow ell 2nd by J. Schrader to terminate the purchase of these jacks ts, Jan# 1st, 1967 .(This would include al] new members added to the roll call by this date), (and providing the material was available) Motion carried* Vice Pres® H. Broomfield said he would prepare a letter to be mailed to all members stating time of measurements and telling members their share of the money ahd to be paid at time of measurement® Possible dates 11-14 & ? 1-21 -7:30 to 9:30PM® At this time President Chas# Beck turned the meeting over to Chief Ivan Llasclee who introduced the Mayor Albert Knapp, Vice Mayor Gordon Murphy andTrustees Richard oast or and E# H. nare, of the Village Board who wished to discuss the "expenditures of monies for the Fire Dept® Gordon spoke for the Village Board stating of the request for a Snorkle unit, this could not be housed at this time and that there we a new complex or else a remodeling of present facilities, to come soon® The dept0 has about $ ^0,000 ®00 in equipment at this time® The Board was setting aside mcni« for future equipment • Th at the cost of operation at this time for insurance, repair: etc. is about § 40.000.00 per year. The Village Board is gesrerned by the Fire under writers, and they are satisfied at this time with the equipment we have but thatthe Village Board will keep abreast of thesitnation and as always will :vork with th* Fire Department® Mr# Murphy answered several questions. Jim Schrader thanked the Village Board for their explanation of expenses and at* ated that this was the first time to his knowledge that the situation had been exp* lained by the Village Board to the Fire ^ept® Chief Ivan Mesclee reported that there were 11 alarms during October, a copy of same being on file. John Fitzgerald and house meeting and of Les Crane spoke about their trip to the State the trip thru the Home on the Hudson® Clearing 2nd Asst Chief Red liewman told the fellows that the State training classes would start at East Rochester F“ re Hall November 9th,1966 and all who could should attend these classes® "he members v/ere warned about the wet roads and slipp ery times ahead and stated that the men should be careful in handling the equip# and also to use caution in driving their cars to the fires® There being no further business the meeting was adjpunned© Roll Call 53 embers present 21 ” excused 51 ” absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Dec* 5th, 1966 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8s1OPM by President Charles Beck© The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the department, there being no corrections the minutes v/ere approved as read© The following communications were read to the Dept.- Letter of thanks for help at Allendale School fire, received from Mr. Boocock,headmaster of the school. Letter of thanks received from Brighton Fire Department for our help at the Allendale School fire* Letter of thanks received from Mrs* Helen Martin for our quick and efficient response at her ^omewhen furnace caused damage. Application for 10th Annual NYS Bowling tournament to be held April 22-^3-29-30 at Mineola L.I. Jericho Turnpike© Invoice from Delco Products showing NO CHARGE for desks and chairs Letter from County Health Assoc, for annual request for funds© / a • Motion by C* Stewart, 2nd by R. Bergen to donate same amount to County Health Assoc* as in previous years, Motion carried. It was reported thatbTed* Phillips would be brought to Rochester this day,Ted suffered a severe Heart attack while hunting as Saranac and had been in the hospital up there for three weeks • It is expected that he will be in Rochester Hospital for a while and then home for a few months before working again. President Chas. Beck stated that the new jackets v/ere ordered and that any one wh who did not get measured could-get a slip from either Chas. Beck or Harold Idarsh and go th the city for measurements o, de ad line for this would be Dec. 31st,1966© Pres* Beck explained that the Centennial Committee would like to ttMve the Fire Dept, handle the paro.de on July 4th, 1967 also to include the Vets, and Am* Legion in this venture© The committee$$$^ also asked the Dept, to handle a stand on Sunday,possibly a Pig.Roast. Motion by ’7m. Rich 2nd by H. Dryer that the Dept, handle the parade Tues. Juljr 4th,1967 inconjunction with the Vets, and Legion© Motion carried. The Pres© asked Vice President H. Broomfield to head up the committee for parade. Motion by R. ^ergen 2nd by T. Pittinaro that the Dept, handle the Pork Roast on Sunday July 2nd,1967. Motion carried© Pres. Beck appointed J. Aparo chairman and J. Vfijson Asst, for this venture. Jim to pick committee. R. Keenan spoke about the building improvements, there was a lot of discussion about this matter and there is to be some plans presented at Jan. meeting. Pres. Chas. Beck asked Vice Pres. H. Broomfield to head up tje Band committee for parades next yeai* and also the handle the Xmas baskets from the Dept. Chas. also reminded R. Keenan and J. Aparo of the Fund drive and stated that he would appoint one other member th the Fund committee. The treas. report was read showing receipts of §970.00, disbursements of §972.00 leaving a balance of $ 6000.00 in Loan, §614.03 in cash and § 5075.62 in interest acct, at Security. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Bob. u'own to accept the treas. report as read. Carried. Included in the above report was a bill for insurance on Ladies Aux* for § 27.00 motion by Keenan 2nd by J. V/llson to pay this bill. Motion ’’carried* paro.de Dec# 5th, 19 66 continued Motion by C. Stewart 2nd by J. Kenney That the Sec, be given permission to hav? Fire Alarm cards and telephone stickers with new phone numbers printed, get enough for Fund Drive. Motion carried. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Vftn. Rich that in Newark this coming June. Motion carried© the Dgpt• attend the NCVFA parade - Motion by R. ^ergen 2nd by Root. Brown the Newark parade if suitable place could after some other parade* Motion carried* that the Dept* hold a smorgasboard after be found, if not that the feed be held Jack Faucher spoke about time element on insurance policies but it is not feas- able to get mote than two years at this time. There was some discussion about Radios* The big item on radios is the upkeep. Jack Kenney reported that .the Telephone Co. had a hook up which was a little expensive to install but that naj ntenance was the responsibility of the phone co. It was decided that the Dept, would like to know more about the phone hook up and JacJj: is to have more information at Jan. meeting. Chief Ivan Haselee reported that there ?/ere 10 alarms during November, copy of sane on file .He reminded the members once again of the weather ahead and cautioned every on r to be extremely careful* There being no further business the meeting was dajourned* Roll Call 52 Members 28. ” pre s en t excused absent E.H.Hare, Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Hew York Jan • 3rd, 1967 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Eall 3t 8:10 HI by President Charles Beck. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept*, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. The following communications were read to the Department- Thank you note from Sandy &Dick Clement for assistance when needed Thank you note from Cora 8- Walt Pappert for help when Mrs. Pappert had heart attack. Thank you note from Erma 6: Dick Y/illie for thoughtfulness. Seasons Greetings from Comstock Foods, (Mr• Les Shallenberger) Seasons greetings and invitation to attend a meeting Jan 12,1967, war received from Perinton Ambulance Corps. The treas. report was r°ad showing receipts of $ 546.03,Disbursements of $740.90 leaving a balance of $ 419.16 in cash, $ 6,000.00 in Loan Assoc. $5126.24 in Security Trust Int. Acct. Motion by C. Stewart 2nd by J. Ellis to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. Due to the fact that the meeting is so early in the month, there was a mot ion by R. Clement 2nd by J. Freyn that the Treas. be empowered to pay the nece ssary incoming bills. Motion carried. Vice President Henry Broomfield reported on the Xmas baskets, stating that there were four baskets distributed and some shoes and rubbers to those needing them. Hanlc also stated that there was one basket for a sick member. Henry also reported that he had contacted the VW and Am. Legion and they will work with the Fire Dept, in planning the 4thof July parade. Hank said he had asked Jack ^enney and will ask some more fellows to help in this matter. Hank asked for a ruling about prize money® Motion by D. Venton 2nd by J. Erbland that the Fire Dept, will,if necessary underwrite §1200.00 for the 4th of July parade for prizes for Fire Companies and associated units, and to give the committee authority to use the money as they see fit. Motion carried. J. Aparo asked if it was the understanding that the Dept, would stand all the expense of the Pig Roast, he was told it is to be a Fire Dept, venture ar.d so we v/ill have to stand the expense of this and hope to turn it into a profit. V. Lawler reported that Butch Santillo was now home, and that Ted. Phillips was recuperating. Vin. stated that he coulstno longer get fruit baskets in town and that he would have to decide on other type of gift for sick members. H. Broomfield spoke about the Bowling Tournament, H. Van Dorpe moved, 2nd by F. Vincent that the treas. be authorized to pay entry fe« of $ 55.00 to the teams taking part in this tournament. Motion carried. Pres. Chas. Beck stated that the new Jackets would be ready in about six weeks R. Keenan said the Vi 11 ago Board that there would be meeting. some bids, on Fire Hall remodeling, ready for Secretary Hare cautioned the members about Aluminum siding now being used in home construction and also read an article from Volunteer Fireman about Tetanus shots. Cal. Stewart reported that the next Chief’s meeting would have a discussio about Aluminum siding and we hope many of the fellows will attend. Fairport Fire Dept. JanlS67 cont. Vice President Henry Broomfield speaking for his own Company, stated that most of the Companies in the Fairport Fire Dept, were mighty low in their treas. department and that there was not too much of a chance to impliment or increase these treas. without running in opposition with the Depto Hank thought the three Companies should, get together and try to arrive at some means of securing the added funds so that the Companies could afford at least one banquet a year with all expensed coming foom the Company Treas. and not have to be paid by the member President Chas. Beck asked the President and the treas. of each company to plan to meet with the executive members of the Dept, in the near future and see if some • plan could be worked out. Chief Ivan Ease lee reported that there vpre 12 alarms during December, a copy on file. Ivan said that there were 119 calls during 1966* Twenty of these were Mutual Aid,13 calls were emergency and 8 were false alarms. Ivan thanked themen for their help during tha past year and hoped that it vzould continue this coming year. There be5ng no further business the meeting was adjourned. Roll Call 39 ^embers present 28 ” excused 59 ” absent E .H -Hare , Se c • Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev; York Feb. 6th, 1967 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8;10PM by President Charles Beck. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept.,there being no corrections the minutes were accepted as read. The following communications were read to the Dept. Thank you. note from nButcH”Santilo,who will soon be back to work. Thank you note from The Feicht family for Xmas basket© Letter from Chris Chioda asking about their group serving as a color guard for the Fire Dept, this coming year ©This is a group of local girls, the letter had the signatures of each individual girl end had been addressed to President Beck* Evidently this letter had been in for some time as this s was the second notice and they desired an answer, so President Beck is going to get some more information about the group and about insurance,et c Letter frcmnMarch of Dimes’’asking for a donation. Letter from the Fairport-Peri nt on Jaycees asking us to take an add in the Centennial book which will be published soon. Letter from NCNYVA. asking to take add in theiir year book. Letter from the 3rd. Battalion stating that the annual banquet for Officers will be held Feb. 25th at Country House,Bast Roch© Brighton Fire Dept in charge this year© Lotion by Gordon Trowell 2nd Bills that the Dept send a check for $ 25^00 to the "March of Dimes” Motion carried. Motionby Don. Gillispie 2nd by 'Jar reh Bills that we take a full page add in the Centennial Book. Motion lost© (Cost $100.00) Motion by Roy Bergen 2nd by Jack Kenney that we take a half page add in the Centennial book, cost $ 55.00. Motion carried© Motion by Jack Kenney 2nd by J. Fitzgerald that the DQpt. send? the Chief’s, Line Officers, President and all Past Chiefs that are Active to the 3rd. Batt© dinner, this includes wives or guest. Motion carried. In regards to the request for donation to NCNYVFA. it was pointed out that last year a donation was made but no name appeared in the Book© This matter is to be checked into© The treas. report was road showing receipts of $ 75.30 leaving a balance of v in cash, $ 6000.00 in Loan Assoc, and $ In Security Trust interest account. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by ’7m. Rich to accept the treas. report as read. Motion Carried. Jack ^enney reported tb.o/: he had send out 149 invitations to Fire Depts for the 4th of July parade. Jack gave an outline of parade as forming or. Park A-B- possibly us’rg East Ave. and not have the fellows climb up Whitney Road. Jack said he hopes this will meet with the approval of the Village committee. Jim. 7ft Ison, President of the Hook h Ladder Co. spoke about the meeting with the other Company Presidents and Dept. Officers as was requested by Pres. Charles Beck regarding the possibility of getting more money from the Dept. for ’b? individual companies. The final tabulation as a result of this meeting according to Jim, and all other officers agreed that the sum of .$ 250.00 be paid to oach Company, this sum to come from the Annual Fund Drive each year. Jim. covered this matter very ^thoroughly • Motion by J. Y’ilson 2nd LyR. Schrader that the Dept, pay the sum of f 250.00 to oach Company, Hooks-Hose c. Protects, each year from the proceeds of the Fund Drive,to bar paid by tho 1st of June if possible ar as scon as permissable February meeting continued. following the Drive. l-Iotion carried. Les. Crane gave a short talk on expenses incurred during the recent State Convention in Rochester, which the County still cleared money on, also gave a run down on Fire and Ambulance calls in 1966. Vincent Kennelley, Jr. spoke or doing over our meeting hall, advised us not to do anything at the present time. The proposed new Town and Village Hall is coning to a head real soon, either we will alive it or we wont. It all depends on what the Tam’s plans are/ if they plan to remain with us in Fairport, chances are that we rd 11 have a new Fire Hall. Ze also understands that we want a new Snorkle or pumper but that presently v/e do not have the room. The next h/o months should tell us hacw things are going 'and than we can go from there. Lets say by April. Thanks to CoJ Kennel ley for this explanation® «> 2nd Asst. Chief Red. Kevnnan asked Jack Ivenney about the talked about telephone alarm system. Jack explained it- for 120 phones it would cost ' 350.00 per month to operate. The installation charge would be $8000.00. Jack gave a very thorough. explanation of the set up, which I could nob folio1.- and get down on the minvtes (Cal) Red. Newman also asked could be transferred from to purchase more rads os. about the PLECTOI’ Radios, Vin. Kennelley said money Rolling Equipment to Radios, if the Department wished. Cal. Stewart, giving a word of advice asked the members to hold up on the purchase of the Plecton radios, as the county was having some problems with them at this time and thought we should wait till the situation was cleared up. Tie were informed that the new Jackets would be ready for fitting about Feb. 27th(w» hope) President Beck HOT after Forman Staff© Hotion by Vin. Kennelley, Jr. $$$t2nd by Tm. Rich that the boys, members of t‘. Dept, now in service be permitted to purchase these Jackets,at the smae price nor being paid by the members, wher thay return from the service. Hoti on carried. Chief Hase lee reported that there were 6 alarms during January, very lucky© Lay or Knapp reported that there was & now compressor on the Fire Alarm Tank, the old one having- burned out. There being no further business the meeting was ad Mourned • Roll Call. 39 ember s presont 24 ” excused 63 ” absent Cal. St o'/.'r *, £• o c © p r o -1 era (Fare stbek 4n ?'YC in Blizzard) Fairport; Fire Department Fairport, New York March 6th,1267 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fir e Hall at 8:05PM* by President Charles Beck* The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections thr minutes v/ere approved as read* Bills totaling 0405*00 v/ere presented by the Treas* Motion by J* Kenney 2nd* by G. Trowellto pay the e bills* Motion carried* The following communications v/ere read to the Dept.- Thank you letter from Jack Fancher, for plant sent to him* Thank you note from Ted* Phillips for fruit and flowers sent to him* Letter from Chris Chi cd o stating the requirements of group needed for color guard* Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by J. Schrader that the Dept, drop the proposition for a color guard as explained by Chris C’hiodo. Motion carried* The Dept • received a letter from NCVFA, explaining the mix up about last years Ad* in the year book. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by H. Balbierer to take a half page Ad* in this years YEAR BOOK. Motion carried. The treas* report was read showing receipts of $ 2780.00, disbursements of <1391.00 leaving a balance of $ 1465.77 in cash,§6000.00 in Loan Assoc, and $3126.24 in the Interest Acct, at Security Trust Co* Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by J. ’Vi Ison to accept the treas. report as read* Motion carried. Jack Kenney stated that the invitations had been sent out for the 4th of July Parade and a few answers v/ere received* Things moving along fairly well. R* Keenan reported that the Fund Drive was progressing and that things should be in shape to Go. Dick said he had reserved a shelter for June 4th. at Powder kill Park for the participants of the Fund Drive. The date for payment for the new Jackets was set as being April 1st, 1967 and all corrections should be handled by this time, and that it would be just too bad for any one if he did not get his jacket fitted by the 1st* Jim. Aparo stated that Lennie would handle the"Pig Roast”for the Dept* Sunday July 2nd JI ore details later. Motion by Jim. Schrader 2nd by J. Kenney that the Dept, secure Insurance Polic y from Robt • Mabry, thru Hartford Insurance Co. for $ 60C0.00 death-$ 50*00 week for disability, For Life, $ 25.00 a week for Partial disability, this policy also covers $ 1000.00 death and^^^^^t $ 1000.00 Medical for the Ladies Aux* Motion carried* John Freyn explained to the Dept, that we coulji hire the RancherO’s for$135.00 per parade in county, Mor out of County, and they could not be here Decoration day V.re acn hire the Alpine Girls for $ 125.00 per parade in county and $ 150.00 out o f County and they will not contract for any others when it falls on our dates* Both of these outfits would have to have more if we attend the State Convention* There v/as quite a bit of discussion on this subject and due to the fact that the RancherO’s are so far from here (Nunda) there was a motion by R. Jensen 2nd by IH. Barbierer to contract the Alpine Girls for the coming season* Carried. Chief Masclee Mutual Aid runs. reported that there were 8 alarms during February Gne to East Roch and the other to Webster. including 2 Earch 6th, 1967 continued 1st. Asst Chief Gardner lewis thanked the men for the fine work at the Cottage Hotel fireaverting a major disaster. There beigg no further business the meeting was adjourned* Roll Call 39 embers 21 # 55 ” present excused absent • E • H .F ar e , Sec. Invitations received from- Caledonia Spencerport Union Hill Rush Parade Friday June 9th. more details later Friday June 16th. $ 7RA Details late1- Wednesday July 26th at 7:30 HA their 2 5th .knn. par n Wayne County Friday Jul" 28th 7:30 Hl " Friday July 14th 7«.15FM Fair port Fire Department Fairport, New York April 7th,1967 Regular and Annual meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8;10PM. by President Charles Beck. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept©, there being no corrections the minuter v/ere approved as read. The treas© annual report was read showing receipts of $19,416.83, disbursements . of $18,252,97 leaving a balance of$6,000.00 in Loan Assoc©$3,173©51 in Security Tr ust interest acct, end $1,465.77 in cash©(copy on file) Motion by G© Becker 2nd. by J. Zimmer to accept the treas. report as read© Motion carried. Bills totaling $206.00 were read to the Dept© Motion by 3. Schutt 2nd by Hilton Dryer to pay these bills© Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept© Thank you note from the Bown Family. Thank you card from Harry. Forman Clothing Co. for Jacket order. Letter from NCNYVFA returning check for Add in year book, as it was too late for book and suggesting that we take Add in Newark Program. Motion by John Fitzgerald that the Dept, take the Add in the Newark Fire Dept. Program Book. Motion carried .(Newark hosting the NCNYVFA convention) Jack Penney reported that the 4th of July Parade might be reversed’ abd start off West Church St© and end up on Whitney Road .(Vets, might hold carnival) Jack stated that the use of the American Can parking lot might be sought to park the visiting Firemen’s Trucks, Jack also stated ’that there might be a Soft Pitch league this summer in conjunction with the recreation comm, and that -he Fire Dept, would enter this and that coverage in insurance might be needed© It was reported that Paul Smith was coming along fine after his operation© Vice President H. Broomfield stated that if the Dept© did not send 7/m and Mrs Rich to the dedication of Firemen’s Home that the Hook & Ladder Co would© Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Wm. Hartigan that the Dept© stand the expense of sending Bill and Mrs. Rich to the Dedication of addition to Firemen’s Home on the Hudson allowing $ 75©00 for this expenditure. Motion carried© John Fitzgerald also thought that the Dept© should sent four men to this dedication in so far as we had donated to this purpose and had a room donated with a plaque showing the Dept© as being the doner. More on this at May meeting. ’’Red” Newman ad nd Cal. Stewart stated that there wa~ a plan under foot to recommend GordonSchmidt as Fireman of the year and suggested that the Fairport Fire Dept© go along with this plan© Motion by Cal. Stewart 2nd by J. Srbland that the Fairport Fire Dept, endorse Gordon Schmidt, of the l&Ctf Fire Dept, for Fireman of the year and send the necessary letters to tho proper authorities© Motion carried. Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by 3d. ^elson that letters be sent to Constitutio al Convention representatives reminding them to bear in mind the Volunteer Firemen in their actions© Motion Carried. The next order of business was election of Officers- Delegates and Alternates. President Boek appointed Yfin© Hartigan and F. Peck as tellers and the Dept, the nominations v/ere declared open© Thanks and continued support for new officers were given by outgoing presid ent Chas. Beck and Chief Ivan Masclee. April 7th, 1967 continues Nom® by Ed* Francis 2nd by J. Kenney for Henry Broomfield for President® Norn® closed Ballot cast for H® Broomfiiid and he was elected President of Fire Dept® Non. by J® Erbland 2nd by Ed. Johnston for Gardner Lewis for Chief® Nom® closed.Bal lot cast for Gardner Lewis and he was elected Chief of Fire Dept® John Fitzgerald presented a new badge to Chief Lewis® i Nom® by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by D® Venton for Helmuth Newman for 1st. Asst. Chief, Nom closed and ballot cast for-Helmuth Newman and he was elected 1st® Asst. Chief of Dept® Nom® by A® Tfelch 2nd by G® Becker for Ivan Easelee for 2nd Asst© Chief® Nom. closed ballott cast fot Ivan Has cl ee and he was elected 2nd Asst. Chief of Fire Dept® Nom® By J® Fitzgerald 2nd by D® Venton for Clair Stewart for Vice President® Nom® closed, ballot cast for Clair Stewart and he was elected Vice Prseident of Dept® Nom. by J® Fitzgerald 2nd by J. Ellis for E.H.Hare for Secretary Nom. closed, bal lot cast for E.H.Hare and he was elected secretary of Dept. Horn, bt J® Fitzgerald 2nd by J® Schrader for H® ^-arsh for Treas® Non® closed, ballet cast for Harold Harsh and he was elected Treasurer of Dept® Non® by D® Venton 2nd by J® Schrader for John Fitzgerald for property clerk,Nom® closed, ballott cast for John Fitzgerald and he was elected Property clerk for Dept® Nora® by J® Erbland 2nd by Ed® Johnston for Lynn Bruening for trustee for 3yrs® nom. closed, ballott cast for Lynn Bruening and he was elected Trustee of Dept. Non. by J® Zimmer closed, ballott cast 2nd by F® Vincent for V® Kennelley,Sr • for Sgt-at-Arms, nom. for V® Kenn el ley, Sr • and he was elected Sgt-at-Arms of Dept. Non® by J® Kenney 2nd by J® Erbland for Gardner Lewis,Delegate and Helmuth Nevnnan Alternate for NYState Convention, nom. closed, ballott cast for Gardner Lewis for Delegate and Helmuth Nevnnan for Alternate for State Assoc Convention® There being no further nominations the voting was closed and the tellers excused fr on their str eno us job® Chief Gardner Lewis reported that there were 9 alarms dur’ng. ^arch,and reminded the fellows of the Eutual Aid runs coming up® President H® Broomfield appointed Father Schmidt as Chaplain, there being no furt her business the meeting was adjpurned. Victor — July 28 at 7:30H- Spencerport June 16 at 7;OOPL1 Hilton -T- July 28 at 7ro rm East Ro ch. — Aug® 5 at 7 <00 Bl Palmyra — Aug® 26 at 6:00HI Roll Call 54 Members present Invitations rec. for pare.des 32 ” Excused Iona----------Aug. 11 at 7«30R' 39 n Absent Interlaken---June 16 at 7«30 HZ Fairport Fire department Fairport, New York Hay 1st,1967 Regular meeting 3>f the Fairport Fire Department v/as called to order in the Fir e hall at 3110JM* by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular and Annual meeting v/as read to the Dept©, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read* Sills totaling $ 282*05 were presented to the Dept e Motion by J *2? inner 2n by Gord • Trowel-1 to pay these bills* Motion carried* The following communications were read to the Dept*- Invitation to attend the Re-Dcdication of Firemen’s Home on Hudson Request from Western Assoc* seeking Adds in Program*(Tabled) Letter from Eon. County Assoc, telling of time change in Bus trip to Albanyn Letter from Eugene Braun acknowledging our letter for Gordon Schmidt Letter from West* Assoc. n ” ” ” ” ” Letter from Donald Schoemaker telling of his part in trying to stop passage e of bill before Govrnor but to no avail. Several invitations to parades which were turned over to Pres. 5 Chief’s. L'm* Rich stated that he had all arraingements for his trip to Albany for the Re-dedication of the additions to the Firemen’s Home* Claude Emery, President of the Perinton Chamber of Commerce stated that he v/anted to explain what he thought was a misunderstanding about the Centennial, he wished to let the members know that the Chamber v/as not running the Centennial Ce lebration but that it was being handled by the Village thru Jerry 7/illiams and Irving VanSlyke and that the Chamber was only furnishing about the same amount of money as they would for the annual 4th of July events. The treas. report v/as read showing receipts of$1705*26, disbursements of $2 535 *5$ leaving $635*47 in cash, $6000*00 ir. Loan and $3126.23 in Security Trust interest account. Motion by H. Priest 2nd by R* Clement to accept the treas. report as reed Ifction carried • Carl ’.Telch spoke about the Banquet stating that he had received ab^ut 115 res er vat ions and hoped for many more. The Green Lantern Inn had been warned to do a better job than they did for the Hose Company Banquet* President Broomfield also told the members tha’ he had a talk with Jack O’Neil and had beer, assured that he would make this banquet a success* Roy Bergen v/as reported on the sick list having been involved in a real bad Au.t o a c ci d er t. John Freyn reported that he had the contract with the Alpine Girls for this yoar and had talked to the manager of Ranchero’s and would talk to him again at the end of this season for next year* R. Keenan reported that the Drive was well along but could use some more help to get a few more letters out! Pres, ^roomfi eld reminded the fol lows that the drive would be Lay 15th to 22nd. and tibld the fellows to come in Uniform to col lect * Hi Hare asked about the names on the Honorary Roll as it was time to get the new Rosters printed* Ed. Francis said that V/m. Doran although not known by too many members now, did enjoy being a Honorary member of the Fairport Fire D3pt. and Ed asked that his name bo lef4- on the Roll* hm. Rich stated that Sam Lipsih now no Jonger in Town that he thought Sam’s name could be dropped* Chas. Beck remind© d us to carry Frank Gasciewicz and I tbld him I had* Motion by by Red. Nov/man 2nd by Dick Clement that the Dept jsend Captain Harold Marsh and 1st Lieut. Howard op the Fire Police to a Fire May Is t,1967 C ont • Police Convention or Seminar at Watkins Glenn May 13-14-15. Motion carried. Chiel Gardner Lewis reported that there were 21 alarms during April, 16 Fires 1 Mutual Aid to Brighton, 3 First Aid Calls ( 2 DOA; pump out a cellar on Margo L Lane ♦- There being no furthhr business the meeting was adjpumed. Roll Call 54 Members Present 34 n Excused 32 ” Absent E.H.Hare, Sec. Union Hill The Pres.and Officers select ed the following Invitations ♦ Fairport Eemmoeial Day May 30th ' » 3^ M * Spencerport Friday June 16 7sOOPM * K ew ar k-KC VFA Saturday June 17 5:30 HI $ Fai rport 4th July ——--------—■ Geneva-------------------- t xy .7*pa y £---------------- _______________________ A .5 7 -Rush k YTebster Thursd ay July 20 7:00 FL* moves out * Hilton Friday July 28 7jOC HI * 3ast Roche s ter Saturday 2iug. 5 7 s 00 B.: ** Farmington -7; -3.^ *— -4 o Fair port lire department Fairport, Nev/ York June 5th, 1967 Regular meeting of the Fair port Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8;05HI. by President H» Broomfield, The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to ths Dept*,there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read© Bills totaling $ 72*05 v/ere presented by the treas© Motion by J« Schrader 2nd by J» Zimmer to pay these bills© Motion carried© The follaving communications were read to the Dept*- Thank you note from Marsha Erbland for door prize won at Banquet© Thank you note from Ivan Masclee for the Fine watch given to him© Thank you note from the Frank King Family* Letter from Gordon Have acknowledging our request for the Con-Con delegates to remember the Volunteer Firemen© Letter from National Foundation Consultants ,explaining Insurance rates for Volunteer Firemen© Letter from Mr* Robert E. Morris,Bergen,N.Y© stating that he is the local representative for the above mentioned Foundation and that he will call if and when we want him© Letter, from Med© Soc© of Mon© County,1441 East Ave.,Roch© telling of some ver’important meeting in Roch© Motion by E. Welch 2nd by Wm. Rich that the Alpine Girls and our Ladies Aux© march in the 4th of July Celebration© Motion carried© Motion by Ed© Davis 2nd by H© Barbierer that a letter be sent to Geneva expl aining why we can not attend their parade this year© Motion carried© Motion by Ed© Davis 2nd by Les© Crane that the Dept, attend the Parade at Canandaigua Saturday August 26th© Motion carried. The Department decided against attending the State Assoc. Parade this year© Richard Keenan,chairman of Fund ^riva thanked the fellows for the work done and stated that £14,193.50 had been received to date and some money still com ing in. The treas. report was read showing receipts of £16,677.98,Disbursements of $24-20.26, leaving a balance of $ 14257.71 in cash,$6000.00 in Loan and §1707.50 in Interest account at Security Trust. Motion by J. Kenley 2nd by J* Schrader to accept the treas. r4port as read© Motion carried* The secretayy was instructed to send a letter of thanks to Louise Stewart for the posters and street sign she made up for the Fund ^rive • Carl 7/elch asked opinion of the Dept, about location o£ Annual Banquet, there was no definite decision made. Jack Kenney reported on the Centennial Parade and Fair* stating that the Dept. •would have -J- of the Beer tent with the VW,The VR7 would handle all food Concess ion s, Fi remen to have a Blanket and Ring Toss Concession© He has had answers from 17 units to date and all coming to the parade© Robert Brown is in charge of the ;parade line up© Jack reminded the fellows that it would take alot of help to do sail the things required© Harold Marsh stated that the Fire Police would be heeded lat the Fair-Parade-Pig Roast- and Band Concert© Motion by J. Schrader 2nd by V/m* Rich that the Dept© donate $ 20.00 to Mr. Floyd Peck for School Awards us in the Past© Motion Carried. over June 5th,1937 continued Ed. Davis moved 2nd by J. Zimmer that the Dept * donate $ 10*00 to the Fairport Merchant Hard Ball League* Motion carried • (Hon. Peters to see H* Marsh) Tftn Rich reported about Legislative Conference and the re-dedicabion of the Firemen’s Home on the Hudson J.7m. also thanked the Dept* for sending him and his wife to this affair© Don* Lutz suggested that $$ M-9 be turned over to the Chief for a Chief’s car* There was some discussion about thid matter but evidently no decision. Motion by G* Doser 2nd by J* Kenney that the Dept© donate $ 200*00 to the Fire police. Motion carried. Ed* Davis asked about the Emblem for the Fire Jackets* ??? Do we have insurance on the Soft Ball. Team, no one could answer, so Jack Kenney was to contact Bob. Mabry. . Chief Lewis stated that soon the Ladies Aux. would man the Radios during the day from 8:00AM to 4:00TM* Motion by R* Schrader 2nd by H* Priest that,the Dept* sent H* Newman to the State Fire Chief’s Convention at Monticello, with the usual expenses* Carried* Father Schmidt thanked the fellows for inviting his brother to the Annuel Banquet, he also remarked about the good job done by the fellows at the fire at 25 East Avenue. Chief Gardner Lev.’is reported that there were 11 alarms during May, 5 fires 3 emergencies 2 Mutual aid calls and 1 cellar pump out job. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned* 23 48 Roll Call 49 Members n present excused abs ent Sec pro-tern* John Fitzgerald Sec. pro-tern© Fair port Fire Department Fairport, New York June 2 9th,19 67 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to o a * Hall at 8:10Ri by Vice Pres* Cal© Stewart© This meeting: to -i.-'"f 111 ':^G 9 July meeting due to the Centennial to be held 7-1-37 thru 7-9-3?, " The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept0 there bein^ no corrections the minutes were approved as read© Bills totaling $ 15.25 were presented by the treas. Motion by R. Consaul 2nd bv v. Kennelley,Sr. to pay these bills© Lotion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thank you note from Rockey Ellsworth, for the mopey he won as prize at School Thank you letter from Helen & Chas. Butler for the ’’Good Cheer’1 basket the Dept. sent them© Letter from Father Schmidt, telling of his transfer to Coming and also sta ting how he had enjoyed so much being one of the Dept© and hoped that we might some day drop in and see him at Coming® Letter from Barnard Fire Dept© telling of Chrome Sam Day© Cal. introduced the new members,Hardenbrook-Lewis-Remington and also Jim Crane who is home from Viet Nam®(to stay we hope) The treas© report was read showing receipts of 0 680.00, disbursements of $8846.83 leaving a balance of $ 6091.68 in cash,$ 6000.00 in Loan and $3701.57 in Interest Acct© at Security Trust. Co. Motion by Cord. Trowell 2nd by R. Consau 1 to accept the treas. report as read© Motion carried© Jim. Aparo stated that he was ready to Sunday 7-2-67 at 12:30 Noon® go but would need help to set up stand Jack Kenney stated that the parade was all set and that there would be a need for all kinds of help Friday night6-30-67 to set up the stands and that they would wire the stands Sunday. - ALL OUT. Jack said he had replies from 22 units, 13 bands. The fellows decided to use the Old Buffalo Truck for shuttle and other jobs The Firemen to have the Beer stand withe the VFff on a 5O/5O basis,a Blenket stand and a reing pitch stand. Jack said the more who helped the more money we could make Harold Marsh said he could use about ten more men to work with the Fire police on the 4th • and asked all the fire police to give as much time as they could® 1st. Asst Chief Red. Newman gave the Chief's report and also passed out the refresiaments having taken the plunge into Matrimony © Much hhppiness and Luck Red. L Betty® Carl Welch thanked the committee for their work on the smorgasboard at Newark® The fellows were asked to give some thought to a new Chaplain. There being no further business the meeting was adjpurned® 3 .H .Hare, Sec® Roll Call 55 Mombers pres ent 27 ” excused 41 n absent Fairport Fire Department Fai rpo rt, Nev. York August 7th,1967 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 81IOHI by President Eenry Broomfield • • The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the mnnutes were approved as read# Bills totaling $ 253. 70 v/ere presented by the treas# Motion by Lester Crane 2nd by Rich to pay these bills• Motion carried# The following communications v/ere read to the Sept# Letter from Mr. reck Principal of Martha Brown School thonging- the Dept# for our gift of money which was awarded to scholars for high marks# Letter from Mr. Fred A# Williams, Chai man of Legislative Comm,State Firemen's Assoc, telling of action taken at Con-Con. convention#(on file) Letter from VFJ.thanking the firemen for all their help at the VFW Centennial Fair# The treas. report vzas read showing receipts of $ 3057.33, disbursements of C1751«^ leaving a balance of $ 7397.75 in cash3$60CC.00 in Loan and $8701 #57 in Interest Acc at Security Trust# Motion by. G# Becker 2nd by Robt. Brown to accept the treas. report as read# Motion carried. * O v c Jack ^enney reported on the activities of the 4th of July-profit at beer tent $712.57, Blankets and Dolls$438#57 less whatever the shipping charges will be when unused merchandise is returned. Jack also gave a very fine report on the distribution of prizes to visiting Fire ■Companies, Auxiliary and 1'usical unite who took part in the parade# Let it be known that Jack and his committee did a very excellent job in this matter# It was suggested that the Secretary send a letter to the East Rochester Fire Dept thanking them for th°ir help in setting up the tents, etc. for the Fair, (will do) H. Marsh thanked the Fire Police and all the other firemen who filled in and help ed the Fire Police at the parade and also at the Fair# The report on the Pig Roast will be forthcoming after all bills and receipts are 2. There v/ere some caustic anddubiuos remarks about the present parades lately and R. Schrader said he hoped that the officills on this matter at the Top level# system of judging th could get some actic - id Br ootifi^Burt Ross asked about securing some work uniforms for the fellow" • j many stated that he thought there should be a committee formed to consider t° other items for the dept# and not to have to settle these matters at a Def have this committee thrash out the problems and make concrete suggestions Ci frJ. •jy'.om.b®f .Motion by S. Schutt 2nd by H. Van Dorpe that the President appoint tv/ each company to work with the Dept# trustees and the president to make r0C?oj< to the Dept# and to come up with some worth while suggestions# Motion ,a.r President appointed-Protectives, Robt ^rwn and Chas# Beck-Hooks-Chuck I J Ralph V.ood-Hose - Jim# Schrader and H# VanDorpe. the first meeting to 10 August 21st# .n<9- d beJack Fitzgerald demnostrated a new Emblem on his Jacket 9 v/hich coul frora Foroman, for about $ 5.0C. - this, oSt cf Lotion Jack Kenney 2nd by U. VanDorpe that the Dept, pay half August 7th,1967 meeting continued. emblem and the member pay the other half© Motion carried. Jack Kenney stated that he would take the Jackets to Formans, if the fellov/s get them together for him© All were warned to identify their jackets. There was a letter asking the Dept, to take on a Donkey Ball game but none showed much interest so the matter was dropped. Chief Gardner Lewis reported that thebe were 12 alarms during July .(copy on file) Gardner also asked for a large turn out at the drills Thursday nights. There being no further business the meeting v/as adjourned. E.H. Hare, Sec. Roll Call 50 Members 26 ” 45 n Present Excused Absent Fairport; Fire Deptartment Fa i r po rt, N ew Yo rk S e pt © 5th ,1967o * Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called o ocider in the Fire Hall at 8*20BI by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read® Bills totaling $ 60.55 were presented by the Treas. Motion by H. VanDorpe 2nd by T7 arren Bills to pay these hills® Motion carried® The following communications were read to the Dept® Thank you note from Mr g Mrs Edison Kier, for 1st Aid administered. Thank you note from Al. Knapp for our remembrance when he was laid up. Thank you note from Vftn. Dancy for Flowers we sent him when he had Heart Att A Card from Father Schmidt from Rome Italy telling us that he would remembe us in his Mass at the Vatican. Letter from Mon. County Fire Police telling of important meeting to decide the future of the Assoc. Meeting Sept. 11th, 1967 at Fire Acadamy. Letter from Egypt Fire Assoc, inviting us to visit them during their open House Sept. 16-17 from 1 to 5 PM. President H. Broomfield asked Harold Marsh,Captain of Fairport Fire Police to express the importance which the Dept, felt towards the Fire Police at the meet ing Sept. 11th and to try to keep the unit organized, but not overorganized. The treas. report was read showing receipts of $1382.23, disbursements of $3067 .90 leaving a balance of * 5712.08 in cash,$5000.00 in Bonds and$8701.57 in intere st acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by Wm. Rich 2nd by J. Zimmer to accept the Treas. report as read. Motion carried. President Broomfield explained the purpose of the committee he appointed at Aug meeting and called on Lynn Bruening to tell the Dept, the suggestion and thoughts of the committee. 1-Meeting Hall to be left up to the Village,Board, who will have some plans a little later on this matter. 2- That the Dept, refurbish the Pool roc for Pool and Cards, to possible eliminate the Kitchen as such and remove the wall into the present club room and refinish into a Television room and a quiet place t read or watch shows, with a possible thougrit for a small stove, refrigerat or and si hk in the present kitchen. 3- Work uniforms, three prices and types examined,Lee ; 10• 00,Big Yank 8• 50 and King Kole 8.86. Tr.e commi11ee thought ore unif orm for those wanting same, if member wanted more, he coul'i purchase himself. Needless to say there was considerable discussion on the above matter rewulting Lotion by J. Zimmer 2nd by V. Lawler that the committee secure more information an prices without obligating the Dept. Motion carried. — Also Motion by A. V'elch 2nd by J. Fitzgerald to purchase one(l) work imiform with emblem. Motion carried. was decided that the committee would notify every member about ’Jork Uniform1 bt ter telling of plan and dates when member could be measured for same® Cheif Gardner Lewis reported that there were 9 alarms during August(copy °n rresidenc H. Broomfield suggested a fitting memento for Father Schmid* by C^rl Jelch 2nd by Lta. Rich to purchase a Y/atch and have it engraved* vO Facher ochimdt Sunday Sept. 10th. Motion carried© L:otio^ Pr^sent Chief Lewis reported that the State Ass O'", convention was not too rood, starting, speeches not exciting in fact the only good program J ireman bf the Year Award. th0 •o no further business the meeting v/as adiourned. Roll Call - Present - 3g Excused - 25 E.H.Hare Absent - 53 Fairport Fire Department Fairport 9 Nev/ York Oct. 2nd,1967 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire ' apartment was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8$12Hi by President H. Broomfield. ‘the minutes of tha last rdgular meeting were read to the Dept., there being r.o change the minutes were approved as read. The treas. reported that there were no bills at this time. The following communications-waree read to the Dept. Letter from Fathre Schmidt thanking the Dept for the Fine gift end extending a welcome to all at Corning. Letter from MCVFA asking the Dept, to take a Add in Year Book. Letter from Lion© County As.oc. telling of plan to get many to attend the Clearin ~ House meeting in Albany Oct. 29th.Bus$to leave Sat. Oct. 28th* Letter from NYS Executive Dept, telling of legislation enacted Sept. 1st. Letter from lionroe County Assoc, telling of Calls to Roch. in case of Riots uprisings, etc. (this lettex* and Father Schmidt’s on Bulliten Board) Motion by Bob. Vaisey 2nd by G. ^ecker that the Dept, sen# J. Fitzgerald,L. Crime and 7m. Rich tod their Wives to Albany Oct. 23th. Motion carried .(it was later dec ided th also sen$ H. Newman and Mrs. f/r they could go) ($75.00 per couple)dept. pay/ Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by L. Crone to table year book Add and wait for Conventio ir book add. Motion carried. The treas. report was read shwoing receipts of $ 3245.00, disbursements of $ 6413.57 ‘leaving a balance of $ 2543.51 in oash,$ 6000.00 in Loan and $5789.30 in Security Trust interest acct. Motion by G. ^ecker 2nd by L. Ballings to accept the treas. report as rea cd. Motion carried. President H. BrOomfield reported for the steering committee(All Absent) stating tthat the work uniform was to be purchased from Barranco,Dark Blue with Rjtch or sleeve tthe suggestions about the card room and the club room to be discussed at later meeting v.vhen some prices would be available© Hank also asked theBand committee to be able to come, up v.’ith some thoughts about a band at the November meeting. A. Welch stated that the Annual Banquet would be held at Logans, Saturday June 8th,1968© More later. There was some discussion about emblems for the collars the work uniforms, John Fhtzgerald was appointed to come up with the emblems. Pres. Broomfield stated that a l.etter would be sent to all members and there would ba a tear off part which the member c;ould take to Baranco as order to purchase the uniform. J. Erbland remarked about the pleasure and surprise of Father Schmidt in receiving th g£ft from the Fire Dept. Chief Gardner Lewis reported that there were 11 alarms during September , (on file) amd ^reminded the f“llo'.vs to use caution in the dangerous months ahead. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. The Chief is planning on checking the hydrants in the Town fire Dist.and then the Seecretary "'ill send letter to Town Supervisor asking him to use his influence in making soome corrections in the placing of the Hydrants. Rcol] Call 33 members 29 ” r- r ’» present excused abs ent 3.H.Hare, Sec Fairport Fire Department Fai rport 9 IIew York Nov. 6th, 1967 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:10H- by President H. Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept®,there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. The Treas. reported tjiat there were no bills at the present time. The following communications, were read to the Dept. Letter of thanks from Richard Keenan for flowers sent for his father. Thank you note from the Joe Halton family. Request for donation to Home on Hudson, received from State Assoc. Letter received from H. Oblein, for favor done by a Fairport Firemen, , with check for $5.00 included. Loti on by R. Sol rater 2nd by L. Crane that the Dept, decline making a donation to the Home on the Hudson this year. Lotion carried. The treas. report was read, showing receipts of $ 249.20, disbursements of £661*^ leaving a balance of £2131.23 in cash,? 6000.00 in Bonds,£5789.30 in Security Inter est account. There being no objections or corrections the treas. report was accept-? as read• There was some discussion about a bill from Forman’s fo.r Emblems, resulting in a motion by J. Schrader 2nd by J. troland to pay this bill, Lotion carried. Les. Crane a delegate to LCVFA presented each of the Companies with a book prep ared by the. County Assoc, with much room for future bulletins, etc • and ^stated that the County Assoc, would like to have 'hose books kept by the Secretary of some one interested member of each Company,who would keep them up to date. © w £ CO C o o co X rO P« o sk. Les. Crane and John Fitzgerald also thanked the Dept, for sending them and wives to the meeting at Albany and stated that they v/ould be in a position 0 -i' - Bill Rich answer .ry questions nbout the meeting end it’s purpose/ The training session to be held Thursday Nov.lGth will be held at pwder *1 xb ‘•^dnams Caom, all wishing to attend please sign name to list poster Bulletin Board and bring table service. Cost ? o be assessed at meeting. C'-ief lardenr Lewis reported that there v/ere 13 alarms during Octbber list on file. H. /anDorpe asked the Dept, what fiction it v.-ould take about the Bowl^ m co be held next April, for Firemen’s Teams. ■ir . ■ 1Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by Robt. Brown that the Dent, make sane fin^cK’ as previous years. Motion carried. being no further business meeting adjourned. E.F .Hare, feo • Fairport Fire department Fairport, Nev/ York Dec .4th, 1967 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Dept, was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:10PM by President H. Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. The following communications were read to the Dept. Thank you note from Hi Hare for Fruit Basket.,very much appreciated. Thank you note from Erma Bruckart family. Card from E. Roch. Fire Dept, telling of 3rd Batt. Banquet Feb. 24th. Letter from Perinton Vol Ambulance Corps telling of new Address 1169 Ayrault Road. The Treas. report was read to the Dept, showing receipts of $ 478.00, disbur sements of $1147.85 leaving a valance of $1461.38 in cash,$6000.00 in Loan and $5789.30 in Security Trust Interest acct. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by G. Becker to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Bob Brov/n that the dept, send all current officer s and past chief’s and their wives to the 3rd Batt. Banquet at 3ast Roch. Feb 24th. OCountry House. Motion carried. Roy Bergen asked for pemission to have static test on all scuba equipment and g gget things in shape, Pres. Broomfield told him to get the nquipt. in shape. The committee on the club room had no report, Mayor Murphy spoke for the Vill- sage Board stating they would go along with the Dept, wishes for fixing up the Hall such as lowering the ceiling,installing new indirect lighting,panel the walls,etc. MJayor Murphy also spoke of purchasing property and erecting a new fire hall on the Worth side and also of a new piece of equipment. Mr. Murphy also spoke of the mon ey received from thr Town for fire protection in Dist. #1 ,and how the money would be disbursed and set up. and if this met with the approval of the Dept. Motion by Howard Priest 2nd by J. Zimmer that the Dept, approves and for the Willage to to continue their present proceedure in the placement of funds. Carried. President Broomfield appointed Vice Pres. Cal. Stewart to take care of the XLmas baskets this year, approximately $ 125.00 for this purpose. Asst. Chief Red Newman asked about making a donation th the Exempts firemen o»f Fairport, who’s treas. was very low. Motion by J. Erbland 2nd by Don. Gillispie to give the Exempts $300.00 Motion carried. Jack Fitzgerald showed the Dept, some gold and silver badges for the collars of the nevz work uniforms which are now in the making,approx, cost about $150.00. K«otion by Jeff Jackson 2nd by J. Hardenbrook that the Dept, spend approx. § 150.00 f or the collar emblems. Motion lost. Robt. Brown stated that the sleeve patches for the work uniforms would be ready tlhis coming week. - There being no further business, motion by J• Kenney 2nd by Burt Ross to adjourn tion carried. Clair Stewart,Sec. pro tern. Roll Call Note-13 alarms during November, 1967 4$ Members prewent copy on file. 23 11 excused 49 ” absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Jan 2nd,1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire hall at 8:10FM by president Henry roomfield. The minutes of the l^st regular meeting were rea:: to the Dept,the re being no corrections the minutes were approved as read* Bills totaling $ 283.61 were presented by the Treas.. Motion by He Priest 2nd by He Balbierer to pay these bills,Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Xmas greetings from Charlie’s Carina. Thank you note from the Towner family. Thank you note from R. Willie for Xmas Basket Letter from Onondaga Fire Assoc, telling of State Convention to be held in Syracuse Aug.l7th - aug.21st,1968. Pres. H. Broomfield stated that in lieu of the usual open of the meeting that he thought it fitting that the members stand and pay silent tribute to James Wilson who suffered a fatal heart attack arid Henry also prepared a resolution which he asls to have included in the Dept, minutes, with a copy to be sent to the family.(Attach? Vice President c*i. Stewart reported that nine pairs of shoes were purchased fc one family for Xmas,Basket for a f amily-Groceries for another family and $25.00 was spent for some childrens clothes for another family. The treas. report was read showing receipts of $ 365.00, disbursements of$620.34 leaving a balance of $ 1206.04 in cash, $6000.00 in Fairport Loan, $5852,95 in Int« acct in Security Trust Co.Notii>n by Bob ^rown 2nd by R. Y/ood to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. Due to some misunderstanding about the motion of December meeting concerning the purchase of collar buttons for the work uniforms (which motion was lost) President Broomfield proposed that the Dept, purchase the collar buttons for approximately $3.00 per uniform and that the Dept, vote by ballott on this question,Motion 2nd by G. Trowell.(H. Priest & R. Schrader,tellers) The vote showed 48 votes cast and 31 yes-7 no. Motion carried. Gerald Becker wanted to thank the fellows for showing up at the Fire on Webster Road and releiving the men who were planning on attending the Ladies Aux. Banquet. 1st. Asst chief R. Newman spoke about the dangers at the fires and ststed that there was another close call at the Fire on farm on Y/ebster road and cautioned the fellows to please be careful and look before running. Chief Gardner Lewis stated that there were 12 alarms during December (Copy 011 file) and warned the drivers about the slippery roads now with us. There being no further business the meeting was adjpurned. E.H.Hare,Sec Roll Call 42 ^embers present 0± excused 46 ” absent On the evening of Wednesday, December 27, 1967, a vacancy was created in this organization by the passing of James Wilson. Jim was a complete volunteer fireman. He answered fire calls at every opportunity, attended drills and parades faithfully, served on many important Committees and a past President of his company. His unselfish interest should be an inspiration to every member of the Department. We, the Fairport Fire Department extend deepest sympathy to his family. Henry F. Broomfield President January 2, 1968 Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Feb. 5th,1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at8:10TM by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thank you note from Warren Towner for basket of fruit. Thank you note for expression of sympathy from Betty Wilson Thank you for basket of fruit received from Ivan Masclee Thank you for expression of sympathy Freyn family Thank you note from John Ellis for get well cheer Thank you note from Burt Ross for basket of fruit Letter from Ambulance C’orps telling of meeting to be held Feb. 21,1968 at thodist Church , inviting the men to come •(declined) Invitation to attend Western Assoc. Convention to he held at Scottsville July 22nd-24th.Parade Wed • 24th. at JM sharp Notice received from Onondaga VFA. telling of State Assoc• Convention to bo held in Syracuse Augo 17th-21st. Parade Sunday 8-18 at 1FM. Invitation to participate in Bowling Tournament held by the Fairville Fire Dept. Route #2-Newark,N.Y. May 4&11-5&12. Notice of Insurance payment due March ,1968 President H. Broomfield appointed Roy Bergen to check into insurance cover age with Agent and determine if longer payments were available and the cost. The treas. report was read shwoing receipts of $ 57.00,disbursements of $ $799.55 leaving a balance of $ 463.49 in checking acct.-$ 6000.00 in Loan- §5852.95 in interest acct, at Security Trust 0‘o .Motion by G. Becker 2nd by H. Balbierer to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. President H. Broomfield reminded the steering com. -Band Com. and Fund drive com. to be active and not to le£ too much time fly by (or words to the same effect) The Fund drive comm, being J. Aparo-H. Priest and Roy Bergen was :named for the third member. 1st. Asst Chief H. Newman suggested that the Dept# purchase a good portable :radio for the Chief, ststing that it would be most useful and should be a clear ;and efficient set. Red also asked for a filing cabinet to be used by the Chief and Officers. As a result of the injuries received at the Cottage Hotel fire Dr. Buholtz suggested that the members be given a tetanus shots, whioh he would be glad Uo administer if and when a time could be set. Pres. Broomfield to handle this imatter with Dr. Buholtz and then the members would be notified. Vern Mailings, one of our good men and also a resident of the Cottage Hotel which was completely gutted by fir• 3rd at 3$30AM, thanked ithe men for the fine work on behalf of the residents of the Hotel. All posse ssions were destroyed along with two(2) fatals. It was suggested thatthank you notes be sent to Gorsuoh House-Union Hill Fire Dept.-Albert Di Risio(Hawk) - Dewey Jackson - Hilton Fire Dept, and to ILaurelton Fire Dept .(This will be done-Hi) President Broomfield spoke about the Life Net, wondering why this piece of equipment was not on the Trucks. Vice Pres. Cal Stewart remarked about the effectiveness of the Snorkle over ■the Aerial, both mighty good units. Feb. 5th. Continued S. Spafford asked bbout the conduct of Officers and Men at Fires. President H. Broomfield read the rules as set forth in the By-Laws and Constitution of the Fire Dept, Chief Gardner Lewis stated that the situation in question would be corrected. 1st. Asst Chief H. Newman reported for Chief Lewis (Jocko had a cold and could not talk too well) Red said that there were 10 alarms during Jan.-copy on file. Red thanked the men for the fine job at the Cottage Hotel some important items were also brought out by Red. When fighting a bad smoke fire to use the"buddy system" - wear the proper equipment -(Masks,etc) gloves will be issued to the men - all should report to a line officer when arriving at a fire and there was some discussion about open valves and empty booster tanks • There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. H.H.Hare, Roll Call » Sec. -57 Members present 24 " excused 38 ’’ absent It was stated that Pittsford planned on holding the Third(3rd) Battalion parade June 29th at Pittsford. Fair port Fire Department Fair port, Nev/ York March 4th, 1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:10PM by President Henry Broomfield# The minutes of the last no corrections the minutes regular meeting were read to the Department, were approved as read. there being Bills totaling $ 429.83 Pittinaor to pay the bills were presented by the treas. Motion by Wm. as presented. Motion carried, Rich 2nd by T. The following communications were read to the Dept. Thank you note from a resident of the Cottage Hotel thanking the Dept, and th e Red Cross for the many helps given by each organization.’ Letter from County Assoc with tickets for the Joe Kuhn Dinner. Motion by C. Stewart 2nd by J. Schrader that the Dept, purchase tickets for Wm. Rich and H. Broomfield and their wives for this dinner at $ 5.00 each.’Motion Carr. THere was some discussion about the Insurance coverage purchased by the Dept. A motion was made by P. Smith 2nd by R. Y/illie that the Dept, try to get $ 15,000.00 death and $ 75.00 per week for life^ in case of permanent disibility. Carried. The Fund Drive Committee stated that they have been meeting and that things were coming along nicely. John Fitzgerald stated that he had contracted for our mixsic needs for the sea son and needed only the dates. The price is $ 125.00 for parades in the County and $ 150.00 for parades outside of the County. Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Jensen that the Dept, attend the State Conv. Parade at -Aloany this August 18th. at 1:00PM. Motion carried. There was some discussion about the 4th of July celebrationfor which we would receive sn invitation to take part in, it was thought that the VPW would have a •Carnival again this year as this might be the last year the grounds would be available, all plans are indifinite at this time .President Broomfield appointed B. Ross-J. Schrader and J. Kenney as a comm, to work with the VFYZ and Am. Legion for this date. Carl Welch. stated that there was going to be a meeting with the •Chamber of Commerce March 28th on this matter. There was a request for Bowling shirts for the three teams, Motion by J• Sch rader 2nd by H. Gropp that the Dept, purchase 18 Shirts for the Bowling teams .Carr. Lst. Asst Chief H. Nweman stated that he could get a 4 drawer filing cabinet with :a lock for $ 125.00. Carl Welch asked the Dept, to hold off on the purchase of this file as he might be able to get one from his Company for free. The results of checking into twoway Radios for the Chiefs resulted as follows- IMotion by V/. Bills 2nd by T. Pittinaro that the Dept, purchase three new Radios for “the Chief’s, these to be a two band radio and cost $ 712.00 each. Motion carried. Motion by Gardner Lewis 2nd by R. Oldorberg to pass the old Rhdios on to the ’Fire Police Captain Harold Marsh to use in his Company. Motion carried. The treas. report was read to the Dept, showing receipts of $2270.00 disburse iments of $ 1174.03 leaving a balance of $1559.46 in cash, $6000.00 in Loan and :$390S.79 in interest account at Security Trust Cojdotion by R. Jensen 2nd by IHob prown to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. Chief Gardner Lewis stated that there were 4 alarms during February( on file) March 4th,1968 meeting continued Chief Lewis also requested the fellows to get all equipment rolling on alarms and that if it was not needed it could be sent back to quarters. Gardner also statei that he had a meeting with a member and discussed a situation knowwof in the ^ept. and the member had resigned as officer and was still en the rolls as a fireman byt suspended from duties for six months. Harold Marsh, captain of -the Fire Police statedor I should say read the duties of the Fire Police and. asked that he wished the firemen would request our help in the future in cases wher people try to get into burning buildings or interfere with the firemen in theri work. Biesident H. Broomfield thaked the Dept, for sending him and Mrs. to the 3rd Battailion Dinner. There being no furtirter business the meeting was adjourned, hc?;ever the three Chief's were asked to approach the Village Board about the purchase of a new Snbrkle Truck.. E. H. uare, SeG, Roll Call- 43 mfcbers present 38 " excused 39 ” absent The following invitations for parades were received Pittsford Fire ^ept. Sat urday June 29,1968 7*3OPM Geneva Fire Dept. Saturday July 13,1968 ? H.Falls Legion Freiday ($th) July 8^1968 7*00IM Hilton Fire Dept. Friday July 26,1968 7*OOPM Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev; York April 5,1968 Regular and Annual meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8tl5 PM by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting v/ere read to the Dept®, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 142.00 were presented by the treas. Motion by F. Peck 2nd by H. ^riestn to pay these bills. Motion carried. A request for annual donation to Community Chest was read to the Dept# Motionby Vftn. Rich 2nd by J. Zimmer to donate $ Ip.00 to drive. Motion carried. There were some questions about work uniforms for members. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by J• Zimmer that the Dept© purchase Wrok Uniforms for new members Only in the future with the Approval of the property clerk. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept. Thank you note from Hilton Dryer Letter in relations to Fire Arms legislation road to the members (Tab led) Letter from East Roch. Fire ^opt. telling of opening of new Fire Hall Saturday Aug. 3rd, 1968.They are planning a program of ebents and V/ill print a program and invited all to take an AD. in same. Letter from Webster Fire Dept, asking support of Ralph Holdraker for office of director of Mon. County Assoc. Letter from Mon. County Assoc, asking the Firemen to back and support a movo to have all homes carry house numbers and at least 6in. high, and to have all sub. developers check street names with neighboring planning boards and the Fire Despatchers office to help in eliminating duplication of names in close areas. Letter from Mon. County Fire Chief’s Assoc, telling of Eastern Assoc. Convention to be held in Rochester,this year(June 2-3-4) and re questing a donation to help defray expenses. Motion by H. Priest 2nd by Wm. Rich that the Dept, go on record as recommend ing R. Holdraker of Webster for a director of MCVFAo Motion carried. Motion by John F-tzgerald 2nd by G. Foster that the Dept, donate $ 25.00 to MCVFA Chief’s Assoc, to help defray their expenses. Motion carried. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by G. Foster that the Dept, take a full page Ad in the East Rochester Program Book. Motion carried. The treas. Annual report was read showing $ 10,639.20 on hand April 7,1967 and $11,469.25 on hand March 31,1968 a gain $829.97 and approximately $23,000.00 spent during the year .Motion by F. Peck 2nd by R. V/ood to accept the treas. report as read Motion carried. J. Schrader reported for the committee, appointed by Pres. Broomfield,on results of meetings with chamber of commerce and VFW for 4th of July celebration. Jim stated that it was plan of VFIAT. to hold their parade and Carnival at later date as the 4th falling on Thursday they felt that many citizens would be av/ay. The comm, did not feel that we should spend about $1300.00 for the 4th parade , so they thought we would March on the 4th but not invite all the neighboring depts, till the VFW affair. Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by F. Peck that the Dept. comm, be authorized to spend not more than $ 1300.00 on the parade in conjunction With the VFW.Carnival. Carried H. Priest reported that the Fund Drive was all set up and progressing very well. Jim. Schrader reported to the Dept, that it was his understanding that the Village was planning on building a new Fire Hall i>n the North Side and also planning the April meeting continued purchase of a new Snorkle unit and that this expense could read anamount near $200,000 and he suggested that the Dept show their appreciation by making a motion that the Dep reimburse the Village with $5000.00 per year for a period of five years , this motion 2nd by John Garbutt. Motion carried* V.Kennelley,Jr. Vice Mayor thanked the members for this fine move and told them that he was sure the Board would appreciate this move. County Co-ordinator Cal. Stewart also told the members that he thought it was & file gesture on the part of the Dept, and ststed that this shows the fine co-opera tion of the Board and the Fire Dept. The next order of business was the election of Officers for the coming year .Pres. Broomfield appointed G. Foster and H. Priest as tellers and the election was opened. Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by Jim. Merrick that where there was only one cand idate for office that the Secretary cast ballot for such member. Motion carried. Nom. by H. Priest 2nd by Chas. Baxter for Gardner Lewis for Chif. Non. closed Sec. cast ballot for Gardner Lewis and he was lected Chief for the coming year. Nom. by J• Fitzgerald 2nd by J. Schrader for H. Newman for 1st asst, chief. Nom. closed , Sec. cast ballot for H. Newman and he was elected 1st. Asst Chief. Nom. by Ed. Francis End by J. Merrick for Ivan Masclee for 2nd Asst. Chief.Nom. closed, Sec. cast ballot for Ivan Masclee and he was eickfcd 2nd Asst. Chief. e <• Non. by Wm. Zimmer 2nd by C. Stewart for Henry Broomfield for President. Nom. closed, Sec. cast ballot for Henry Broomfield and he was elected President. Nom. by John Fitzgerald 2nd by Chas. Kane for Clair Stewart for Vice Pres. Nom. closed, Sec. cast ballot for Cal* Stewart and he was elected Vice President. Nom. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by J. Schrader for EHHore for Secretary, Nom. closed, Treas. cast ballot for Hi. ^-are ©nd he waseleceted Secretary. Nom. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by V. Lawler for Harold Marsh for treas. Nom. closed, Sec. cast ballot for H. Marsh and he was elected Treasurer. Nom. by V. Kennelley,Jr 2nd by F. Peck for V. Kennelley,Sr. for Sgt-at Arms. Nom. closed and the Sec. cast ballot for V. Kennelley,Sr. and he was elected Sgt-at-Ar ms. Nom. by Dave Venton 2nd by J. Schrader for John Fitzgerald for Property clerk. Non. closed.Sec. cast ballot for John Fitzgerald and he was elected property clerk. Nom. by J. Merrick 2nd by F. Peck for Richard Consaul for Trustee for three yex»s Nom. closed.Sec. cast ballot for Richard Consaul and he was elected Trustee for 3 yrs. Nom. by E. Schutt 2nd by J. Erb land for Gardner Lewis as delegate and H. Newman as Alternate to NYS Asso. Nom. closed Sec. cast ballot for G. Lewis & H. Newman and they were elcted delegate & Alternate to NYS.Assoc.. There being no further elections the polls wore closed and the tellers excused♦ Chi ef Lewis passed out the cigars and all enjoyed a good smoke. The Chief’s report showed 17 alarms during March and Gardner reported that ther® were 106 alarms during the past year,eight of which were emergency calls and 11 wei*® false alarms.(Copy on file) All the elected officers thanked the monbers and a thanks was extended to Carl Vfolc? for the filing cabinet-D* Friday July 26th 7tOOPM Penn Yan F>D. Saturday July 27th 7»OOB4 Interlaken F>D. Friday June 21st 7»00FM Canandaigua (Hook & Laddsr) Saturday August 24th 7»OOPM Ro ll C al l- 5 4 m em be rs pre se nt 17 " exc us ed 53 ” abs en t Fairport Fire Department Fair port, Nev; York May 6th, 1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Dept, was called to oi-der in the Fire Hall at 8:15 FM. by President Henry Broomfield. The Minutes of the last regular and Annual meeting were read to the Dept*,there* being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $764.45 were presented by the treas. Motion by W. Bills to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept. Letter fran Little League ,with certificate for $ 150.00 to sponsor team* Letter from United Church of Pittsford thanking the Dept, for donation of $ 1C.00 Of is memory of Clarence Tobey. Request from KYS. Assoc asking us to take AD. in year book. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by L. Crane to pay S150.00 for Little League spon sership. Motion carried. It was uniwifious opinion to table request from NYS. Assoc. Year Book. The meeting was considered open so that all the invitations to parades could be informally discussed-Result- Three(3) parades in Fairport,-one each as follows Pittsford-Webster-Scottsville-Farmington-East RoShester-Syracuse . Motion by Bob. Brown 2nd by ¥<• Bills that the Department attend the abovemen- ticned parades. Motion carried. It was also decided that the Chief’s have the choice of one more parade if they wanted. Motion by W. Bills 2nd by Bob Brown that the Dept, have a smorgasboard after the parade at Syracuse. Motion carried. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by J. Fitzgerald that the entertainment committee plan the affair after the Syracuse parade and that they be reimbursed for any phone calls or trips necessary to carry out this venture. Motion carried. The treas. report was read showing receipts of $34 90.15, disbursements of $4950.53 leaving a balance of $99.08 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $2909.79 in Security Trust Interest account. Motion by J• Schrader 2nd by T. Pittinaor to accept the treas. report as read Motion carried. John Ellis speaking for the visiting comm, stated that R. Willie was in bad need of dentures. Motion by V. Lawler 2nd by R. Jensen that the Dept, purchase the dentures for R. Yfillie. Motion carried. Jack Kenney reported that the invitations had been sent out for the parade in JuljIff' (61 inv.) and that about five had returned them already. Jim. Aparo stated that the Fund drive was well along the way and asked every one to please be at thr Hall Monday night to start canvassing .(in full uniform) Chief Gardner Lewis reported that there were 33 alarms during April, 2Emer« 8 to Village Dump and Town dump-1 green house-21 grass fires .Gardner reminded the fellows that when the North side Truck was called out to be sure and call for A stand in company. Jocko also said he wanted some fellows after the meeting to 5° down to the O’Connor Rd .Dump and check it over. No firther business Meet .Adj. E.H -H are. Sec • Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York June 3rd, 1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8c 10 TM. by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept.,there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 131 ©52 were presented by the treas. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by J. Erbland to pay these bills. Motion carried. The only comminucations received were several invitations to parades , these were turned over to the Chief's. also a letter from Mr. Peck from Fairport Schools asking if the Dept, was planning on donating to the student awards this year as we have in the past. - We also received a letter from Western Assoc, telling of Parade rules and this letter was turned over to Chief Lewis to be given to drill master. Motion by Gord . Trowell 2nd by H. Priest to donate $ 20.00 to the School for awards as we have in the past. Motion carried. o Due to the absence of J. Aparo,Fund ^rive Chairman, H. Priest reported that the drive was well under way with about $ 15,541.00 already reported in and sev eral call backs yet to collect. W. Bills reporting for Carl Welch stated that there were 221 cards returned for the Banquet. Warren asked the members what the decision should be in regar ds to a member taking guests,theri ticket would be paid for by the member but how about the free bar bill. There was a H— of a lot of discussion on this matter and R. Schrader moved 2nd by D. Venton that henceforth (not including this banquet) only members and guest(wife or friend) attend banquet. Motion lost & it being the opinion of all members that only members and their guest were supposed to attend the banquets unless a invitation was sent to other parties. Vin. Lawler reporting for the sick committee reported that the only one he knew of at this time was Chief G. Lewis. (Dislocated shoulder but around) H. Nev/man reported that there was going to be a meeting of NYS. F^re Chief's at Monticello and would like to attend again this year if it was OK with Dept. Motion by Ed. Welch 2nd by P. Smith that H. Newman be sent to this meeting at Monticello. Motion carried. The treas. report was read shwoing receipts of $ 16,714.25-disbursements of $10,706.31 leaving a balance of $ 6107.02 in cash-$6000.00 in Fairport Loan and $ 11,942.85 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by J. Erbland 2nd by H. Priest to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. As is the custom the Dept, donated $ 250.00 to each Fire Company in the Dept. for the help in the Fund Drive. The Fire Chief's decided that they would attend the parade at Canandaigua on August 24th. more about this later. Jack Kenney asked that the fellows bear in mind the ^uly U ar nival and that all the help possible would be needed on the first few nights preceeding the affair to get the tenst up and the stands in shape. Jack said he has had replies from nine fire companies to date. X R. Y/ood speaking for the Fire Police said that he thought the F.re Police shou Id aslo receive $ 250.00 from the Dept, as given to the Fire Companies. Pres. Mroomfield stated that he did not want to establish this as a practice as he thought the Fire Police should be granted their monies from the Dept* other than in this manner June meeting continued F:'. MIN Motion by G. Doser 2nd by J. Kenney that the Dept, donate $ 250.00 to the Folice. Motion carried. Dave Venton asked the members what they wished to do with the Old Buffalo Truck. Several asked wh7t it mi^it cost to get truck in shape. Ed Johnston said that they had a motor and a transmission for this truck and that the Village would let Ed. make the repairs and use these items at no cost to the Dept, So there would not be too much cost left for the Dept, to expend excepting paint and a few other minor items. Motion by G. Doser 2nd by L. Crane that the Old Buffalo Truck be put in shav and the Dept, to pay cost for the items not covered by the Village Board. Motif carried. Chief Gardner Lewis reported that there were 14 alarms during May and copy 0- these on file. Gardner stated that he was coming along fine and would soon be back to work. There being no further business the meeting was dajpurned. E.H. Hare Sec. Roll CalJL 47 Members present 32 ~ ” excused 44 " absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ Y^rk July 1,1968 c Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8cO5 PM# by President Henry Broomfield• The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept*, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read* Bills totaling S 261*04 were presented by the treas* Motion by J* Zimmer 2nd by Wm* Rich to pay these bills* Motion carried* The following communications were read to the Dept*- Thank you note from Tom Hefferin for the invitation to the Annual Banquet which he and his wife enjoyed* Thank you note from Chief Lewis for the fruit he received while laid up* Thank you note from Vin* Lawler for the flowers he received* Thank you note from Mar garb t Chiado for beautiful flowers* Thank you note from Claude Emery for the fine plant he received* Letter from State Assoc* telling of increase in Firemen’s benefits thru Compensation* Letter from Western Assoc* telling of new resolution adopted in regards to the actions and behavior of member Companies at Assoc* Conventions* Letter from Western Assoc* telling of parade rules to be in effect at the Scottsville Convention,Drill master to secure same at time of parade. The committee appointed to plan the smorgasboard at Syracuse told the members that the meal would be served at the LeLoyan Manor after the -parade and asked if the BBMbers wanted an open bar* This matter to be discussed and acted on at the August meeting. Carl also asked those who planned to attend to sign up soon# There was some discussion about the 1969 Annual Banquet as dates have to be obtained soon* Motion by J* Kennet 2nd by G. Becker that the Dept* hold this Banquet at Logans June 7th,1969* Motion carried* J* Kenney reported for the committee for the Fair to be held in conjunction with the VFW* and stated that he has answers from 17 Units to date, also many Ladies Aux* and bands* Jack reminded the fellows that there would be plenty of help needed starting Tuesday nite 7-9-69 to get things set up and working* The treas* report was read shwing receipts of $ 1853*88, disbursements of $ 4243*44 leaving a balance of $ 3717*46 in cash,$ 6000*00 in Loan and $ $11,942.85 in interest acct, at Security Trust Company. Motion by G. Becker 2nd by Wm. Rich to accept the treas* report as read* Motion carried* Wm* Rich Vice Pres, of Mon. C’ounty Fire. Assoc, stated that there would be busses available for all who wished to attend the business session on Wed. Aug. 21,1968 and that the Assoc, would have a hospitality room there for all who wished to use it. He asked as many as possible to attend this affair and to contact him for buss reservations. Vin. Kennelley reported that the Fire Comm, of the Village Board were waiting for Mr. Rogers to set a date so that the plans for a new Fire hall could get under way. Vin. stated that the matter was being discussed by Mr. Rogers and his lawyer*. H. Priest reporting for the Fund 0riTe stated that the amount was now at $ 16,075*00* Jack K0nney suggested that reminder cards be sent out to the ones wh o had not submitted and see if we could not got a bit more* 1st* Asst Chief Red Newman reported on his attendance at the meeting at Montic ello and said he thought more fellows should attend this meeting which was growing greater every year* (over) Chief Gardner Lewis reported that there were 9 alarms during; June, these included boy in tree,heart attacks,rubbish fires,fumigating,grease fires,etc Copy on file. There being no further business the meeting was dajpurned. E.H.Hare, Sec. Roll Call- * c * 44 Members present 24 ” excused 56 ” absent Fairport Fire department Fairport, New York Aug. 5th, 1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Dept* was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8$2OPM by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were accepted as read. Bills totaling $ 2130.75 were presented by the- treas. Motion by F. Peck 2nd by J. Schrader to pay these bills® Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thank you message from Vin. Lawler for the flowers, he received. Thank you note from the family of Ethel Vincent for flowers. Card from Father Schmidt ,Corning,N.Y. telling the fellows how wondwrful - he thought it was that several of the men painted Betty Wilson’s house.(17 members of the Dept, painted the house in lhr38 min.) Letter from Mon. County Assoc, telling of the Laws passed to benefit the Firemen. The Empire weekly asked the Dept, to sponsor the popularity contest for the youngsters again this year,cost $ 35.00. Motion by V. Kennelley 2nd by F. Peck that the Dept, carry on again this year© Motion carried. Jack Kenney reported for the committee for the Fair. Jack thanked all those who helped in any way, stating that the Dept, would clear about S 2000.dd after all expenses were cleaned up. Once again thanks to all who helped. President Broomfield stated that he heard so many compliments on the parade such as starting on time, moving along real good and the many bands, Aux. etc. John Ellis reminded the fellows that in the future whenever the Dept, rented a tent to be sure and secure the certificate of the date the tent was fire proof ed as the State inspectors check this at every carnival, fair , etc. There was some discussion about having a open Bar at the smorgasboard at Syra cuse .Motion by Jack ^enney 2nd by G. Becker that the Dept, spend S 200.00 for a open bar. Motion carried. The treas® report was read showing receipts of $ 5736.82-disbursements of $ 4457.89- leaving a balance of $ 4996.39 in cash- $ 6000.00 in Loan- and $ 11942.85 in interest aoct. at Security Trust. Motion by G. Becker 2nd by J. Zimmer to accept the treas. report as read. Carried* Ed. Davis, who had charge of the V/ater Ball contest thanked all those who helped him and stated that the affair was a lot of fun and all contestants won some awards. The Secretary was asked to thank the Zurich’s for the rolls and Ice furnished for the refreshments for the fellows during the Fund President Broomfield thanked the fellows for turning out and painting Betty Wilson’s house. It was a surprise to her and she was overcome,but pleased. There was some discussion about the price to be paid to the Drum corps for the parade at Syracuse, so John Fitzgerald called the director and was informed the price would be same as any other parade wxoept the Dept, would have to pay the co st of the bus to take the band to Syracuse (Approx $ 125.00) Aug. 19 68, continued Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Ed. Johnston that the Dept, pay the expenses of Wm. Rich and Nrs. Rich to the State Contention at Syracuse( Bill being Vice President of the Monroe County Assoc.) Motion carried. Due to the absence of Vin. KennelleyjJr. Hi. Hare requested that at the Thursday nite practice and drill that the condition of the Fire Equipment be reported to the Chief of delegated officer of the evening and he was asked in turn to report all necessary needed repairs to Robert Vaisey each week so we can be assured the trucks are always ready for use. Robt. Vaisey will then schedule the work for Ed. Johnston to handle. <• c - Chief Gardner Lewis reported that there were 9 alarms during July. The most serious of course being the home of the ^embrooks on Jefferson ave. completely destroyed and Mrs and a neighbor in serious condition at this time • There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. E.H-.Hare, Sec. Roll Call 49 members present 31 " excused • 46 " absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Sept. 3,1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Dept, was called to order in the Fire Hal 1 at 8tO5FM by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the previous meeting were read to the Dept., there being no cor rections the minutes w^re approved as read. Bills totaling $ 120.00 were presented to the ^’reas. Motion by Warren Bills 2nd by J. Zimmer to pay these bi Ils • Carried. The following communications were read to the Dept. Letter from Jay-Cs asking our support in their efforts to get food to the Baifradfs Letter from Barnard Fire Dept, telling of their tournament • Letter from Auditorium Theatre with tickets for play to be held there. Letter from Roch. Chamber of Commerce telling of a dinner to be held in Rochester to be Known as Recognition Day for the Firemen. This is to be held Oct. 4th. One Man in uni form frcm our Dept, free others invited but must pay. time 12f00 Noon. The treas report was read showing receipts of $360 . 80,disbursements of $2501.85 leaving a balance of $2855.34 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $11,942.85 in the interest acct, at Security Trust CoJAotion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Schrader to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. The entretainment committee gave a very fine report on the State Parade and the smorgasborad after the parade. The committee was given a THANK U from the Dept. Fine Meal. There was the usual discussion about members having Radios who do not respond Also some question about reflective tape for youngsters who might be out nites and especially at Halloween time. Motion by D. Venton 2nd by Robt. Brown that the dept, check into this matter and spend not more than$50.00 on this tape. Motion carried. Don Fox to check into this matter. Many thanks to Wm. Rich for painting the Firemen’s Boat, real good job and again THANKS Bill. There was some discussion about Webster holding a dedication for their new Fire Hall Sunday Oct 6th. (there is no sure opinion on this matter as yet.) Motion by D. Venton 2nd by Ed. Francis that the Dept, parade at Webster if they have their dedication and hold such an event. Carried. Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by M. Kellinger that the Dept, hire a band for this parade notto exceed $ 125.00 Motion carried. Chief Lewis reported that there were 12 alarms during August.(copy on file) and thanked the fellows for thlir usual fine work. Hap. King is reported as being home ans coming along fine after his heart attack. Stop in and see him. Jim. Schrader reported on the State Convention and said he thought more att ention should be given to electing delegates and that the men so elected should then become members in their own rights and in this manner could build up a fceal strong voting power* whic might be beneficial at some future date. There being no further business the meeting was adjpurned . E.H .Hare, Sec .(over) Sept. 3rd,1968 Cont For Record the following is a report of the prizes at STATE ASSOC Parade, 1968, BEST APPEARING Ofer 58 members' Freeport Port Washington 42-57 11 Fairport East Rochester Messapequa East Syracuse 26-41 • 11 Barnard 11 attydale Allegany Ronkankoma 15-25 * 2 Ringold Bayshore Taunton Adams Kenmore • Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Oct•7,1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hal at 8*1OPM by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read by the Secretary, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 153.44 were presented by the treas. Motion by J. Schrader 2nd byRo Jensen to pay these bills® Motion carried • There was some discussion about the condition of £he kitchen and Pres. Broomfie Id stated that he asked some of the Ladies Aux. to clean it up, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Brown did a very good job and the Pres, suggested a payment of $ 32*00 to be ppid to the Aux© for the fine job done® Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by L. Crane to approve this action and pay the bill® Motion carried© President Broomfield showed a picture album as started by John Fitzgerald and asked him to carry on with the fine work. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thank you note from Hilton Dryer Thank you note from Hap King and family Thank you note for acknowledgement of sympathy rec. from Trowell Family Notice from MCVFA. Assoc, reminding those who wished to attend the Albany trip to get going and to tell the delegates the quarterly meeting of Assoc, would be held the 20th inttead of 27th. at Scotteville. Letter from Branard Fire Dept, seeking funds to help defray the expense of their band to the Rose Bowl Parade. Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Jensen that the Dept, donate to the Barnard fund to sen£ their Band to Rose Bowl Parade. Motion carried. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by G. Trowell to donate $ 25.00 to Barnard Fund. Motion Lost. Chas. Beck Motion by 2nd by A. Vfelch to donate $ 100.00 to Barnard Fund. Motion C arried • The treas. report was read shwwing receipts of $ 7009.59, disbursements of $ 6562.15 leaving a balance of $ 3302.69 in cash,§ 6000.00 in Fairport Loan and $ 6060242 in Interest acct, at Security. Trust. Motion by Yon Rich 2nd by W. Bills to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. Wm. Rich, thanked the Dept, for apying his expenses to Slate Assoc, convention at Albany and said he would get to Albany on Oct. 27th. and stated he hoped many more would make the meeting on the 27, of Oct. Don. Fox stated that he had secured the reflecting tape from E. Schutt at no expense and that the $ 50.00 provided for this expense would be used for Cider & Do-nuts for the kids the night of the parade .(Halloween) There was some discussion about the Scuba Equipment, Motion by L. Crane 2nd by Burt Ross to secure regulators and back paks for the Scuba dkvers. Carried. There was some discussion about Wet $$$$ suits ,Roy bergen explained the use and will check further into this matter if necessary. Gord. Trowell stated that he needed a new file for the street directory he does such a fine job with • Pres. Broomfield asked Gord. and Jim. Schrader to get what they need for this file* Oct, 1968-C ontinued Due to absence of Chief Lewis, 1st Asst. Chief Red Newman reported that theX*^ were 9 alarms during Sept .(Copy on file) Red also stated that he thought the j new members should be brought around by the member reccommending him and see he meets the fellows and that the new members should not be too anxious to ^0 appointed as drivers but should be sure they are capable of handling the equiy * and to learn as soon as possible and that an officer would be glad to meet them most any time to explain all the requirements• Red. also stated that drivi * is not the only responsibility but maintaining the equipt. is al os very import*'' Roll Call 46 ^embers present 40 " excused 40 ” absent E.H.^are. Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Nor. 4th,1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8;10RI by President ^enry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 117.36 were presented by the treas. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Robt. Brown to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the ^ept. A thank-U-gram from Fred Jansen,recreation director for the part the Dept took in the Halloween afair(Cider & Do-Nuts free) A thank you note from Mrs. Ruth Earl for the quick response to her home, when motor burned out. Letter fromState Assoc© requesting a donation to the Home on the Hudson. Tabled Don Fox, chai man of Cider & Do-41ut committee for Halloween parade thanked the fellows for the help and stated how pleased the kids and their parents were with this venture. Gord . Trcwell reported that he had hte new street file and would soon have it in operation, also that this filvs being much larger there would be room for ijuite a time to come. President reminded Vice Pres® Cal® Stewrat of his duty to see a'iout Xmas basket or other needed attentions at Xm^s time for the needy and also asked thet any memb erknowing of some needy family to report it to Cal® Warren Bills asked about the program of refurbishing the hall and club room. President Broomfield then called on Mayor Murphy to explain what he had to,to the members and that this would answer Warren. Mayor Murphy told the fellows that he was surprised to see that there had been no plan for the Fire Hall in the Urban Renewal and told the committee to get one in there and assured the fellows that there would be a new Hall* Gordon also told the fellows that the ground had been purchased on the North side at East and East Wgitney and that he was sure that we would be in a new hall there by end of next year, lhe Mayor also stated that the Village had renewed the contract with the Town for the Fjre District 1 and that a new District called North East had been formed and that we would protect this new district, which really was covered by us before as Dist. # 1. After hearing from the Mayor it-was decided to wait for a while to see what progress would be made for a new F. re Hall incenter of Village before spend ing money on present building. Roy Bregen asked about the renting of the Hall and thought we should get more money or a least a deposit and then check the condition of Hall before returning the deposit to those renting hall. John Fitzgerald was concerned about the new bound ry lines in the Town Fire protection district but was told the lines were approximately the sane and would b be on map before the new district contracts were effective which will be the first of the year. President H. Broomfield thought he might appoint a committee to work with the Trustees of the Dept, about the rental and responsibility of renting the hall, how ever there was not action taken on this matter. The Teeas. report was read showing receipts of $108.00-disbursements of $592.33 leaving a balance of $2818.36 in cash-$6000.00 in Fairport Loan and $6060 .42 in interest acct, at Security Trust. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by W. Bills to November 4th,1968-Cont accept the treas. report as read# Motion carried# Chief Gardner Lewis reported that there were 7 alarms during; October,copy c file. Gardner warned the fellows about the wet leaves and to be careful® Chief Lewis also reminded the drivers and operators that on Truck # 17 that the contr<- on the rifht side of the Truck would have to be used until the new parts were received to make the necessary repairs to the Left side. John Fitzgerald asked about the Band for the 1969 season and asked for perni* ssion to contact the High School to see if their band could be hired for the coming year. Johnwas instructed to contact the School and learn what he could ari report back at the December meeting. 1st Asst Chief Rec Newman spoke about getting a new Pumper truck end also try try to learn about when the new hall would be ready on the North side and to crs ider the new equipment needed ,Pumper, Snorkle and Hall* Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by Ralph Wood that the President and the Secre* be authorized to sign the contract with the Town of Perinton at the meeting to be held November 14th, 1968. Motion carried. Les Crane thanked the Dept, for paying the expenses of the members who attend the meeting at Albany. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. E.HaHarejSec. Roll Call 29 ^embers present 36 ” excused 60 ” absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Dec. 2nd,1968 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8110PM by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 31.84 were presented by the treas. Motion by J. Schrader 2nd b by R. Consaul to pay these bills. Motion Carried The following communications were read to the Dept.- Card of thanks from the Chas. DeVolder,Sr. Family. A thank you letter from Barnard Fire Dept, for the generous donation given by our Dept, for their Band which will take part in the Rose Bowl Parade Tournament of Roses Jan. 1st,1969. A Request from Recreation Comm, asking us to take part in their Toys for Tots program at Xmas time Letter asking donation for the Home on the Hudson. Request for donation to Xmas Seals from County Health Assoc. Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by R. Brown to donate the usual amount ot the Xmas Seal request. Motion carried ($10.00) Request for Donation to Home on the Hudson Tabled till Jan. Meeting. Cal. Stewart and Don. Fox to work with the Receeation Comm, on the Toys for Tots program. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of $00.00 disbursements$33.94 leaving a balance of $2784.42 in cash, $6000.00 in Loan and $6060 .42 in Int. acct at the Security Trust Co.. Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by R. Brown to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. There was some discission about the State .Firemen’s Bowlihg Tournament to be held this Spring. Motion by C. Y/elch 2nd by R. Bergen that the Dept, furnish S55.00 per Team for the ones attending. Motion Carried. President Broomfield stated that he had been approached and asked if the Dept. could purchase a Nev/ Edition on Fire Laws. Motion by R. Brown 2nd by T. Pittinaro to purchase this book,cost $5.00. Motion carried. Roy Bergen stated that , they were working on the needed equipt. for the Scubba outfit. John Fitzgerald stated that he had contacted the School about the Band for the 1969 season but to date had no answer. Motion by R. Brown 2nd by J. Aoaro that G. Trowell be authorized to purchase a new clock for the Radio Room. Motion carried. Chief Lewis reported that there were five(5) alarms during November,Copy on file. Gardner also stated that East Rochester Fire Dept, had a truck out of service for repairs and that it might be out for about six weeks and asked the members to be careful in asking them for assistance and to be ready to help them if needed. Wm. Rich v/P of County Assoc, told of the Legislative meeting at Albany and stated that there were 548 members at this meeting and that 134 were from Mon. County Assoc, and that it seemed good to have such a show of strength from upper NYS. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Roll Call - 44 present - 26 excused - 56 Absent E.H.Hare,Sec• Fair port Fire Depatrtaient Fairport, New York Jan. 6th,1969 The regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in ti* Fire Hall at 81IOPM by President Henry Broomfield, The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the nrnutes were approved as read. The following communi oat ions were read to the Dept.- Thank you card from the Chiodo family. Thank you note from Richard Willie for Xmas basket and his dentures Xmas card from the'Alpine Girls Drum & Bugle Corps Notice of NYS dues Letter from Recreation Dept, thanking the members for their help on Toys of Tots for Xmas. Notice of Law book(ordered in November) to be shipped near future. The matter of donation to Home on Hudson,tabled at Dec. meeting was referred to the Dept. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Don. Gillispie to donate $ 25.00 to this request. Motion carried. The department was infomed that the Fairport Fire Department would be spon soring the State Bowling Tournament in 19& at Olympic Lanes, in vie?/ of this it was suggested that we take a page in the Bo?/ling year book to advertise this event. Motion by D. Gillispis 2nd by R. Oldenburg that we take a full page add i-’ the book, to cost $ 50.00 Motion carried. Due to the fact that treas. 3. Marsh was just recovering from the Hong Kong flue he was nor present so there was no Treas report. Motion by V/m. Rich 2nd by J. Fitzgerald that the Treas. be empowered to pay all necessary bills & Dues. motion carried. President Broomfield reminded Roy Bergen(due to absence of H. Priest) tha^ the committee on the Annual Fund ^rive should remember that the time flies by fast and not to delay too long in getting matters under way. President Broomfield also noted that the Annual Dept, meeting would fall on Good Friday and thought some change should be made possibly to Monday April 7 • • » Motion by J. Erbland 2nd by R. Schrader that due to the Annual meeting falli^X on Good FridaJ that the Dept, hold the Annula meeting on the following Monday April 7th, 1969. Motion carried. John Fitzgerald asked permission of the Dept, topurchase a new set of P Bllls.Cue Sticks,Card Table and Chairs(suggested ¥y H. Broomfield). Motion y J. Erkland 2nd by R. Oldenburg that htese items be purchased cost nou to e $200.00. Motion carried. There was considerable discussion about the new changes in the Town fire ricts and a map was shbown and the few areas in question were to be checked n'-c so that no one would suffer any affetcs from the change. Chief Gardner Lewis stated that there were 10 alarms during December,copy on file, discusse the new disrticts to the members. There being no further ousines the meeting was adjpurned. Roll Call 48 Menbers present 41 ” excused 36 ” absent E.H .Hare, Sec . (John Fitzgerald to contact parade judges to invite one of them to attend a Dept. meeti^K t explain how they mark at parades) Fairport Fire Department Fairport,N.Y. Feb.3rd,185 196 9 Regular meetiing of the Fairport Fire Dept* was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8&10PM by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being only one correction (date 1970 instead of 1969) the minutes were accepted by the Dept* Due to absence of treas (Harold recovering from pneumonia) the re was a motion by Robt* Brown 2nd by J. Aparo that the treas* be empowered to pay all necessary bil ls. Motion carried* ($83.09 received at meeting) A letter of thanks was received from Mrs. Clara Ness, thanking the fellows for the many fine presents received by her children at Xmas time. Due to the absence of Harold there was no treas. report. President H. Broomfield reminded the fellows of the 1970 Bowling tournament to be sponsored by the Fairport Fire Dept, at Olympic Lanes. Henry also reminded the Fund Drive committee that May would soon be here and not to let the time slip by and stated that Garry Foster would be the third member on the committee. John Fitzgerald reported that he had contacted four marching units but has not had a reply from them-John Freyn said he had contacted three units and also had not heard from them. Jim.Schrader asked to read a letter expressing some of the feelings of the members (copy on file) and making three motions as follows - 1- That Burt Ross be made chairman of the building committee,to organize a grtup of men to meet with the Village Board and the Architect for the purpose of drwwing up plans for a new Fire Hall to be erected at Whitney Road and East. St* - This motion 2nd by Gene Newman,Motion carried* 2- That Bob Brown be made chairman of the equipment committee to draw up specifications for the purchase of new apparatus* Thbs motion 2nd by J. Kenney. Motion carried. 3— Jack Fitzgerald be made chairman of a committee to draw up new By-Laws for the creation of one Fire Dept* to replace the Three(3) existing Companies. This motion 2nd by R. Jensen. Motion carried. Jack Kenney asked the Dept, about taking part with the VFiV this summer if and when they held their Carnival- it was assumed the VFW would hold their affair about July 12th, 1969. President Broomfield appointed Jack ,Chairman of a ccmm- ittee to check further and to take such action as he deemed necessary tohelp make this affair as successful as last years* Jack asked about monies for prizes Motion by Gord. Trowell 2nd by F. Pittin- aro to tkake part in the Parade and to be allowed to spend approx.$1300.00 for the prizes. Motion carried .(Jack Thought this amount would be sufficient*) Chief Gardner Lewis reported that there were only two alarms during January both of these emergency calls, and that the Dept, took part in the burning of the Xmas t re es • There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. S.H .Hare, Sec. Roll Call* 47 Members present 39 ” excused 39 ” absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York March 3,1969 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8;1OTM by President Henry Broomfield. O » The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept.,there being no co rrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 537.79 were presented by the treas. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by R. Schrader to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Letter of thanks received from Mary Dancy for the beautiful roses presented to her at the Testimonial Dinner for Wm© Dancy. Letter of thanks received from Ed. McKinney for our thoughtfulness at time of his Father’s death© Leirber received from Perinton Ambulance Corps, telling of a defensive tra ining course to be given by them. Letter from Fai rport-Perinton Jaycee’s asking us to fill out a blank telling of the activities we carry on for the benefit of the area, also invit ing our attendance at a dinner meeting they will hold. Letter from Erie County Assoc© asking us to take an HDD inthe FSSNY year book, they are sponsoring the State Assoc Convention* Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by J• Erbland to take a full page Add in the year Book. Motion carried© Pres. Broomfield reminded the members to be sure and mention the fact thet Fairport Ylould be sponsoring the Bowling Tournament in 1970 in this Add * Motion by C. Stewart 2nd by H. Priest that the Dept, send Pres. Broomfield and Mrs. Broomfield to the Jaycee Dinner. Motion carried Motion by G. Foster 2nd by H. Priest that the Dept, also sent Vice Pres. Cal. Stewart and Mrs Stewart to this same dinner. Motion carried. Treas. Harold Marsh thanked the fellows for the liquid flowers he received while he was laid up with the Flu and pneumonia*then gave the following report Receipts $132 .00-disbursements $ 7 88.04 leaving a balance of $ 1028© in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $ 6186.54 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by VI• Bills 2nd by G. Trcwell to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried© President H. Broomfield reminded the Bowlers to keep their attention on this years convention so we could learn what would be necessary next year,also reminded the Fund Drive committee to be sure things were in aoder as the time was drav/ing near for our drive,Hank also thanked the Dept, for sending him to the 3rd .Bat. banquet and remarked how the 3dr. Bat. was the only one to hold such an affair and how well all the departments in this Bat .were able to get along and help each other. Pres, ^roomfield asked B. Ross if he had anything to tell the Dept, about his meeting with the V. Board-Burt stated that he attended this meeting and was told that the property for the new building had just been transacted and now Village could proceed with more action on this project .Burt’s committee - Burt Chairman other members are Gary Lewis and R. Jensen Robt. Brown Chairman of thr Equipment Coram, stated that he would attend the Village Board meetings in the future and that his committee was made up of all Chiefs and Line officers. Pres. Broomfield said he wished to express some thoughts about forming one Dept •from the three companies-some thoughts along this line to be considered the fact that two of the companies were incorporated,be sure to check into this matter, also it was not impossibel to elect officers from the floor at FAIRPORT ’“IRE DEPARTMENT MEETING February 3, 1969 THIS LETTER IS TO BE INCLUDED IN THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING. Gentlemen, I would appreciate your indulgence for a few minutes in which time I will bring to your attention some problems of this department that I am deeply concerned about and effects all of us. It is apparent that very little has been accomplished towards resolving these problems. It is very disturbing and unfortunate that our Chief Officers lack the interest to follow through with their obligations and responsibilities to the men of this department and also to the community. We have talked for several months about building a new fire station and the purchase of a new piece of fire equipment, to the best of my knowledge we have accomplished nothing. We have also had discussions from time to time with regards to creating a single fire department and eliminating the three companies. This I personally feel has a lot of merit in that we could become much more efficient, more than what we are presentley. I do not know how many of you men are familiar with construction and equipment cost, but everyday we do nothing; the cost of labor goes up, the cost of material increases and also the interest rates on monies borrowed may very well rise. What I am trying to say, Gentlemen, is that this is supposed to be an organization whose obligation is to the community and unless we get off our dead butts, we won’t evenhave an organization. Thank you for your time. In closing I would like to make three motions, so that we do not delay any longer and at least get the wheels of progress in motion: 1st - I will make the motion that Burt Ross be made chairman of the Building Committee, to organize a group of men to meet with the Village Board and the architect for the purpose of drawing up plans for a new fire station to be erected at the intersections of Whitney Rd. and East St. 2nd - I will make the motion that Bob Brown be made chairman of the equipment committee to draw up specifications for the purchase of a new fire apparatus. 3rd - I will make the motion that Jack Fitzgerald be made chairman of a committee, to draw up new by-laws for the creation of one fire department, to replace the three existing companies. Respectfully yours, G. James Schrader March minutes cont® Annual meeting,thus being sure of men elected being the ones best fit for the poste Jack kenney reported on the event to be carried on with the VTW Carnival July 10-ll-12th with tha parade on Sat. July 12th at 7:OOPM. Jack stated as follows- Carnival events for the Dept® to be handled by Erbland & Yfelch& Baxter® Parade notices to be handled by Kenney-J.Schrader & J® Fitzgerald® Rarade line up to be handled by Rpbt. ^rcwn. Trophies to be handled by G. Doser John Fitzgerald reported that he had hontracted the Alpine Girls for the coming season but was in need of dates to pass on to the Girls® President Broomfield stated that we had some Calendars from the Lyon’s Club for sale at $ 1.00 each(we sold one). r 9 Due ti> serious illness of Mrs® Lewis,Chief Gardner Lewis was absent so 1st® Asst®^ Chief Red Newman gave the following report- nine alarms during ebruary(copy on fil©) Truck # 47 had new Brakes so the drivers were warned to feel out the brakes-al so the sweeper had been repaired and could be used again in cleanimg up after the fires® There being no further business the meeting was Adjourned® E®H .Hare,Sec © Roll Call- 52 Members present 43 ” excused 31 ” absent I Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York April 7th,1969 Regular and Annual meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order i n the Fire Hall at 8;05 PM. by President Henry Broomfield. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Department,there being no corrections the minutes were approved as r^ad. Bills totaling $ 24.78 were presented by the treas., Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by J. Kenney to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Department- A card of thanks received from the Trowell family Invitation to attend N.C.V.F.A. Parade at Oswego Letter with ten(10) tickets for Test, dinner for Hurley, received from County Assoc. Letter ' rom C'ommunity Chest requesting donation. Letter frbm Police Dept, warning the firemen to be more careful in driving and Parking cars. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by D. Fox to purchase the ten(10) tickets for the Hurley dinner .Chief s to see that they were distributed. Motion carried. Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by B. Ross to donate the usual $ 10.00 to community che st. Motion carried. The treas. annual report was read showing receipts of $28,646.40,disbursements of $29,077.73 leaving a balance of $1128.08 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and §6186.54 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by R. Wood 2nd by T. Pittinaro,Jr to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. President Broomfield remindedthe Bowling Comm, of the events to be held here next year so get what pointers they could this year^also told the Drive fellows that it would soon be time for the campaign, and thanked all the different committees for t the last year for their fine work. Hank stated that W. Bills would be leaving so a new member would have to be named to replace Warren on the entertainment comm, but he would leave that to the incoming President. Burt Ross stated that he had been informed that the Articleot #id been named for the new Fire Hall on East add Wlgitney and that he was waiting word for a meeting. Robt. Brown stated that the committee had asked the Village to replace Truck 14 ’with a Snorkle -this was not promised yet and that the board asked him to wait for •a price on the new hall. Bob stated that the Chief’s and the Fire Committee were goihg to Elmira Thursday April 17th to see theAero Chief, built by Am. LaFrance. J. Kenney reported that the VFN were now planning their Fair for Wed. thru Sat. «and that 125 invitations had been sent out and about 10 answers had been received J’res. Broomfield read a latter from the Village Board asking support in securing •the OverheacPin the village at the F.S.S.hearing to be held in Rochester May 8th at +the Public Safety Building. Some one from the Fire Dept, would have to speak on thSs Motion by G. Foster 2nd by R. Vaisey that the Dept, back the Village Board in th Hiearing in support of the overpass. Motion carried. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by G. Lewis that Cal. Stewart be named to represent th Fire Dept, at the Hearing. Motion carried. Richard Keenan spoke for the Chamber of Commerce askihg the support of the Fire Dept, with their 4th of July venture. Fairport Fire Dept. April 7th, 19 69 oont. Motion by R. Clement 2nd byF. Pittinaro to donate $ 100.00 to the Chamber for thi s event • r. Trustee R. Keenan asked about renting the Hall-there was a lot of discussion St7* I do not think that Dick learned very much. be empowered to There was a model of a Home-Lit^ Sarz shown to the members thru-AYood-&e tai-Cement, etc. cost $ 425.00 E_‘.l L that if the Chief thought he needed this saw that he same. Motion carried. pre sent, this will saw Motion by R. Vaisey 2nd by J. Jackson purchase Hank thanked the fellows for all the co-operation members and committees during his term of office and Ed. Davis as tellers and proceeded with the election year. he had received from the then appointed Wm. Zimmer and of Officers for the coming -J?*1” ’• f"5“ by *• CleKent that wh»” th"e only one oandldrt. fo.- om=e the Secretary east tallot for thkt candidate and he would be elected .Carried no o™ZrbtaMth^2“t\2” for this venture. The entertainment committee reported that the Annual Banquet would start at 7i3C FM sharp on June 7th, at Logans. The committee on Smorgasboard after State Assoc p parade reported that it would be held at the Fairfax Motor Inn at 715 Deleware Ave at 6«00FM. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by G. Lewis that we hold open bar from 5 to 6 P. Carried. Vin. Lawler reported that Wia. Rich had been in hospital for operation but was nor home • Jack Kenney reported that he had received 15 acceptances to date and expected a a few more. H. Priest reported that the letter had been sent out for the Fund Drive and some returns already in. He asked the members to be out for the door to door solicitation Monday the 19th in Uniform^ at 6FM President Cal. Stewart reported on a bad fire at Spencerport and warned themen of dangers in handling gasoline containers. D. Venton asked the opinion of the Dppt. about service stripes for uniforms. The Chief’s report was read totaling 27calls during April(on file) Pres. .Stewart thanked the Dept, for use of SC-5 at Roch. to transport delegates Meeting Adj E.H.Hare. Sec Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev; York June2,1969 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8jO8PM by President Clair Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 300.85 were presented by the treas. Motion by R. Bergen 2nd by D. Venton to pay these bills,. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thank you note from Wm. Rich. Letter from Jos. Korbel.with donation for Fund drive telling of his apprec iation of our Dept, and manner of promotion for funds Letter fromQualitrol thanking the Dept, for prompt action at their fire thus saving possible complete loss of building® Several notes received in Fund drive apprectating our efforts were read. The treas. report was read showing receipts of $14,725.50-disbursements of $1528.04 leaving a balance of $ 14,334.58 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and$618o. i interest acct, at Security Trust. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by H.Balbierer to accept the treas® report as read© Motion carried. Burt Ross spoke for the new fire hall comm, stating that the comm, had “^with the Village, board fiire comm, and the Architect and discussed plans and that all was progressing well-possibility of starting work late fall or early spring. Robt. Brown speaking for Equipt. comm, stated that there was nothing to report at this time. H. Priest, speaking for Fund drive comm, said things were well along and that the drive had now received about $ 14,000.oo and more coming in. J. Kenney reported that, the replys for the VFA Fair were still ore has received acceptance form 19marching units -Aux. an an s , and be heard fromTSZk also stated that the firemen would have only the beer stead and the beer can smash concession as the costs for the other uni s were oo i • J. Schrader speaking for the Banquet committee ^in£S Were pro?r0SS1 ng very well and that the dinner would be served at 7i30r Roy Bergen told the Dept, that he would need about S 300.00 to get th. Scubatem eqbbptment in shape. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by H. Balbierer that Roy be enpwered to spend this amount of money for this cause® Motion carne John Fitzgerald stated that he thought we should get a new Flag. Motion by Ron. Schrader 2nd by R. Mattheww to purchase a new Flag. Motion carried. Bari Stevenson was reported to be in the hospital in very serines condition, and Wm.. Dancy, who is In the hospital was reported to be Improving. C«rds were sig e y all present and sent to the fellows® Chief Red. Newman reported that there were 19alarns duringon file) Red also thanked the fellows for the fine work at the ftre at Cottage BotellB^l doser) and also at Qualitrol. Red stated that he was proud of the Dept, after receiving comments from the Deputy Sheriff for the fine manner in which the fellows cle n upX. ™ F J - J J of the parade at Oswego and also thoseat a fire .Chief Newman reminded the fellows 01 home while so many were away® Red alsowho were not Koine of their help needed at nome,w £ , , .. 2 of trucks to locate hydrants when respondmreminded the fellows to help the driver oi ttugm v r to alarmphe th ought it might also be a good time to look for a Band for next year® There bfeing no further business meeting adjourned. E.H.Hare Sec. Roll Call© 65 M em bers present - 28 ^em bers excused - 331 M em bers absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York July 7th, 1969 Regular meeting og the Fairport Fire Department was called to order at the Fair Grounds by President Cal. Stewart at 8i10PM. ( The minutes of the last regular meeting were not read in order to save time for the men to get the tents and stands set up for the carnival ,before it was too dark The following communications were received and noted Letter from Jim & Marilyn McMahon,36 Old Post Rd. for assistance when they had fire at their home and a check for $ 25.00 Check from L. Deshotel for helpng get his truck from canal($15 .00) Card of thanks from Family of R. Broomfield. Letter of thanks for invitation to Annual banquet received from Ton Hefferin also for the Crossman Gun he won as door prize. Letter of thanks for our fine donation to the Perint on Chamber of Commerce, Inc. to help in- their 4th of July celebration. Motion by H. Priest 2nd by J. Schiader that the ‘‘’reas. be empowered to pay all necessary bills. Motion carried. B. Ross reporting for the building comm, stated that the comm, was yich going to check the halls in the area and hoped soon to have some plans for the men. Robt. Brown reporting for equipment comm, stated that Amer. LaFrance was only bid received for a new snorkle truck, no acceptance as yet but sson, he hoped. 0 Jim* Schfader reported for the Annula Banquet comm* and stated that all seemed tc- enjoy themselves and he had received no complaints* The dept, received many-words of thanks from H* Broomfield and Gardner Lewis fcr gifts received and fromH* Harsh & Hi Hare for the plaques* again thankst for all • H. driest stated that the Fund drive had netted about $ 16,200.00 so far and that there might be more if the fellows wanted to get out again. There was some discussion about the masks for the fire helmets.Moti on by G. Levis 2nd by D. Fox that the chief be wmpowered to purchase 24 of these masks. Carried. Jack Kenney reported that there were about 31 units taking part in the Parade July 12th. and asked all to get out and help if ppssible. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of $3756.74, disburseme'Tts of$5643.4 leaving a balance of $12,447.90 in cash-$6000.00 in Fairport Loan and $6248.91 in interest acct, at Security rust. Motion by G. Doser 2nd by R. Schrader to accept t the treas. report as read. Carried. Chief Nevnjian reported 11 alarms during June(copy on file) and warned the drivers to be careful about hitting curbs and possibly breaking wall of the truck Tires. Red also stated that there woul^ be a picture of the Dept, taken the night before goin^ to East Rochester, picture time 5»30FM at Potter plcae school, then on to E. Roch. He asked that everyone please try to make this parade. Due to the work ahead of the fellows there was not roll call taken. E.H .Hare,Sec Fair port Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Aug* 4th, 1969 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to oider in the Fire Hall at 8:10FM by President Clair Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dpet*, with one correct ion they were approved as read* Bills totaling $ 607.25 were presented by the treas* Motion by D* Fox 2nd by G. Doser to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Card of thanks, with check for S 50.00 received from Mrs. Murphy for burning remains of barn on her property. Card of thanks,with a case of Beer recieved froinMr. & Mrs. Brown, 38 Heather wood for our assistance at a fire in their home. Jim Schrader stated that he thought .all enjoyed the Annual Banquet as there were no complaints an d reminded the members of the State Assoc, conven ion o Buffalo and the smorgasboard to be held at Fairfax Inn after the parade, Jim. had a plan of the location of the Inn and also a sheet for those attending to sign. The artichect was working on the plans and was waiting for a notice ? board before proceeding further. Lst Asst. Chief Rob . rown s a e 1970 Areo Chief had been ordered and would be delivered late Sept, or e rly The treas. report was read showing receipts ofS7310.43- disbursements °^.erest leaving a balance of $8440.35 in cash,$6000.00 in Loan an $ , - • accept the acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by J. Schrader to accept treas. report as presented. Motion carried. Jack Kenney thanked the fellows for the work at the realized.' and the Fire Police, stating that there was about $ 1952.00 pr Jim. Schrader said he wanted to thank the Ladies Au*> for mothan was made by J. Schrader 2nd by G. Doser to donate 9 Motion carried* Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by J. Schrader to donate $ 200.00 to the Fire Police, Motion carried. Butch Santillo thanked the Fire Police for their work at Carnival Will stated that he could use some help on the Bowling Tournament which Fairport sponser in 1970. rpk • 1 .4.4. 4-v, „+ Th os Mirich and Vta. Dancy were in the GeneseeThe sick committee reported that inos. aian . , hospital and asked if the members knew of any others n R. Keenan stated that he had received a^Xf^S^d^ser Jce^Ld Penfield Alliance Church for the use of the Fir that they would now be moving into their own quar ers* . the Fire Hall, but it was left toThere was some discussion about the renting the trustees , n a. a 4. pm*? Brown that the Village clerk be asked toa ne/L^r F1” Howman report.. that there -re !8 alar^Jurlnj ^Coo^on thanked the fellows for the fine turn out a • . th. members about passing th. fir. hali to a fire earing e^g ntin ha 1. a also that the ones not attending the State Paraae , Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Sept .2nd,1969 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8«00M 'by President Cal. Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept, there being no corre ctions the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $554.05 were presented by the treas. Motion by J. Zimmer 2nd by H. Va- n Dorpe to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following canmuniwations were read to the Dept.- Thank you note from Thomas Aldrich Request for donation to Arnold Seaman Fund(Chief from Selden,N.Y. killed go- < ing to a fire) Letter from Perinton Amb. corps asking us to attend open house. Letter from Roch Chamber of Commerce inviting one member free and asking us to contract a table for ten at $35,00 at Chamber during Fire Preventicc week in October. Invitation to attend Twilight parade at Naples. • Motion "by H* Broomfield 2nd by G. Lewis that the D8pt. purchase a table at Chamber dinner to be held Fire Prevention week and the chief’s to select the men to go*Carried » c The treas« report was read showing receipts of $ 380.54,disbursements of$2846*49 leaving a balance of $5974.1© in cash,$6000.00 in Loan and §11248.91 in interest acct at Security Trust* Motion by J* Jacksen 2nd by G. Lewis to accept the treas. report as read* Motion carried* The Chief of the Gates-£hili Fire Dept* has asked for volunteers to donate blood to the Red Cross tp replace the blood given a member of his Dept* Fireman Decker lost his life af&br many days of suffering and receiving blood transfusions as a result of the explosion on Buelle Road* Our Squad Car will transport those donating to Rochester* President Cal* Stewart warned the fellows to be extremely careful citing many close calls lately to volunteer firemen* President Stewart thanked J. Schrader for the finw job at the State Convention and remarked how unfortunate that some of the Fire Companies there had to cause all the trouble they did and damage the name of the Volunteer Firemen* Burt Ross stated "that the comm* on the new fire hall would meet with the architect this Thursday to review some plans so they could be presented to the Village Board Mon* Sept* 8th* The BBBbrrs were told that durinf Fire Prevention week that Eastman would fete an# Fire Dpet* and five of their members at luncheon meeting 11-/30 if notice was sent to Kodak* this matter-referred to the Chief* H* Van Dorpe speaking for Butch Santillo stated that Fairport would be sponsoring tne Bowling tournament the last two^2) weeks in April 1970 and that things were progressing fine but much help needed later* Hank also asked about entrance fee of $5*00* Motion R* Jensen 2nd by R* Oldenburg that the Dept* would pay this fee for the three(3) teams Motion carried. H. Brpomfield reminded the members that the 1970 State Convention would be held in not being too large a city he thought it wise to start to make plans in the vrey near future. Wm* Rich ist Vice pres, of County Assoc thanked the members for sending him to the State Convention and stated that the Convention was very well attended and that many things were discussed and learned, there will be further information about the Blue lij ht and the 2^ tax* Bill said the Fairport delegates were very faithful in attending all meetingd * Fairport F, re Dept Sept. 3rd, 1969 Cont Burt Ross told the fellows of a net! Contact cement now produced by Weldwood w^ich is non-flamable, this is very good news. » • Vincent Lawler reported that Hans Balbierer is in the North side Hospital for an operation, - Wm. Dancy^is home but is not too good and Tom lidrich is home and feeling fair but on the mend® Chief Newan reported that there were 10 alarms during August (copy on file) Red ale stated that he thoght all had a fine time at Buffalo but that-there were some RED fac es due to the actions of certain fire comapnies. Red also warned the fellows to be extremely careful in driving the equipment and their own cars to the fires. Chief dlso stated that Monday evening Sept. 8th there would be a smoke house drill at the fire college and he hoped that there would be a good turn out for this drill espec ially from the new members who perhaps had never experienced a real smoker., the squad car will leave the Hall at 6j45 RA for this drills also a Chief’s meeting to be held 9-10-69 and a third Battalion meeting at a later date he would check and let the men knav© Red also ahd a picture of the group taken Aug and after it was enlarged the members could decide if they wanted to order some of them • There being no further business the meeting was adjpurned. E »H ar e , S e c • Roll Call 56 members present 32 ” excused 40 ” absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Oct. 6th,1969 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8iO5HJ by President Cal. Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corr ections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 32.42 were presented 'ey the treas. Motion by R. Wood 2nd by Gardner Lewis to pay these hills. Motion carried. A thank ypu note was received from Hans Balbierer for basket of fruit. c Thetreas. report was read showing receipts of $ 741.00-disbursements of $ 1169.22 leaving a balance of $ 5546.08 ih cash,$ 6000.00 in Loan and $ 11345.88 in interest acr at Security Trust Co. Motion by.H. Priest 2nd by Gardner Lewis to accept the treas. repc rt as read. Motion carried, Burt Ross speaking for the building committee stated ss this past few weeks and had some drawings to show the that there had been much progre fellows after the meeting. Gardner Lewis spoke about the cost of gloves used at parades and after much discuss ion it was decided that perhaps the fellows were too careless and more thought should i- given to Uniforms, hats & gloves. Wm. Rich spoke about the trip to Syracuse coming up and told the fellows that he hu to make report after this meeting of the members planning on taking this trip. John Fitzgerald stated that he thought that more fllows should become active in all the various meetings and conventions as this helped to make the Fire Dept.s’ moreactiv-^ President Cal. Stewart asked the Sgt.-at Arms to remove Hilton Dryer from the roon- J then Cal explained the reason-Hilt. is retireing and planning to go to California to live and Cal. thought the Dept, should do something for Hilton. - There w ere many sugje estion proposed, money-Plaque etc. g Motion by D. Gillispie 2nd by Ed. Clark that in appreciation of the many years of f- w ithful duty(49) a going away gift of § 500.00 be given to Hilt. Motion carried. The Sgt.-at-Arms returned Hilton to the room and up to the front and President Cal., ! Stewart presented him with the Check for $ 500.00 to help him on his trip to Cali^omis To say that Hilt was pleased and surprised was putting it mildly. He was OVERCOME and had difficult time thanking the fellows. Don. Fox asked if the Dppt. was planning on having Cider and Do-Nuts for the kiddie. 04 after the Halloween parade and it was deceided to carry on same as last yv/ar. i •p Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by R. Jensen that Dave Venton be named Press Agent for the Fire Dept. £ Chief Red. Newman reported that there were 9 alarms during September(copy on fil0) 04 Red also asked the fellows to be sure to move the Ladder truck to fires as well other trucks. He also stated that the 3rd. Battalion would :.be hels Oct 19th at Sas • Cabin at ^endon Ponds park tickets $ 10.00 each. Red asked the fellows to consider t e purchase of covers for Scott Air Paks and that the Dept, was planning on burning dovm o a old house on Fellows road Sunday Oct 12. more on this at drill Oct 9th. Chief also stated that he was leaving on a four week trip to California and Japan. There was some discussion about replacing M-$ - the Chiefs were asked to check in-° this matter and report at next meeting. Motion by Ray Oldenburg 2nd by J. Aparo to purchase 2 covers for Scott Air PaKs. motion carried. E.H.Hare,Sec. ♦ Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Nov. 3rd, 1969 u Regjilar meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:05PM© by President Cal. Stewart© Ehe minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the ^embers, there being no corrections the minutes were accepte as read. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thank you note from the Willie family for our gift at time of their sons death Card from our(rich) Chief from Japan. Letter from Den 4 Pack 271 thanking the Firemen for their tour of the Fire H Hall.(John Freyn ststed that there were close to 500 youngsters at the Hall during Fire Prevention week.) Thank you note from Hilton &Linda Dryer for the going away gift we gave to Hilt ©(leaving for California to live) Thank you letter from Mr. & Mrs© George Sharp, 605 Jefferson Ave, with a check for $ 25.00 expressing their thanks for burning down their old building© Bills totaling $ 74.75 were read to the Dept ©Motion by J. Schrader 2nd by Gardner Lewis to pay these bills. Motion carried. Motion by H • Priest 2nd by Gardner Lewis to return the check to Sharp’s with a letter explaining our appreciation but it was a training exercise for the Dept. Gardner Lewis asked that a letter be read to the Dept., this letter was from the MCVFA stating the standing of the members who belonged to the MCVFA & State Assoc© This letter showed five(5) members paid thru 1969-70 Five(5) members paid thru68- 69 and Five(5) members in arrears® The County suggested that the Dept© pay these members in order to keep the County stronger at Convention time. Motion by J• Kenney 2nd by Starve Hartman that the Dept, pay for the Active member in this Assoc© Motion carried. The treas. report was read showing-receipts of $ 47.00 — disbursements of §$09.80 leaving a balance of §4683.21 in cash-§6000.00 in Loan and §11,345.88 in interest acct, st Security Trust Co© Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by Ken. Bastian to accept the Treas. report as read. Motion carried© President Stewart stated that Vftn. Rich, amember of our Dept, would be elected President of the MCVFA in April and he thought that we should plan of the County meeting being held here in Fairport and appointed the follwoing committee to act on this event:- Jack Fitzgerald-Jack ^enney - Les. Crane-Bill Likly-Garry Reed- Dave Venton-Hans Balbierer-H. Broomfield-Loren Pelton-Bob eisten k Jim.Schrader. The Dept, thought this was a great idea and suggested that the Secretary write a letter to Nate Morreal,Sec. of County Assoc, asking that the County plan to hold the April meeting at Fairport. There is much concern about taking the BLUE LIGHT from firemen and it was decided that the Secretary sent a letter to Joseph C. Finley, Assemblyman who is also chair man on Transportation committee and to other senators and Assemblymen. Pres. Stewart told of attending the International Chief’s meeting at Chicago,from said meeting Cal brought much literature and also told of the opening prayer given by an eighty three year old mMiiiister, extoling the new,young members and well as the ol der ones who have passed on. 1st. Asst. Chief Ivan Masclee stated that truck # 17 was down and might be tied up for tow ot three weeks, and said he had been asked by the Mayor if there was any neg lect in not reporting the condition of the trucks or on the part of the emebers' ar 1 if it was just someting that just happened. Ivan once again asked the members to be sure to report any items to the Officers at Drill sessions* • Burt Ross speaking for the Building Comm, stated that there had been about three ings and that the plans would soon be ready to present to the Village Board* Ivan also said that the Architact was planning to show the Supt. of Public works which trees to remove md where to put some fill dirt* Les* Crane a delegate to the MCVFA told of a plan which was discussed at their last meetinf of having the different Fire Dept.’s make a donation to Fund to the Home on the Hudson for the members as many of-these men did not have a dime to their names, this money would be given to the emebers so they could buy tobacco, smokes,a can of beer etc Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by Les Crane that the Dept* donate $ 75*00 to this fo Motion carried* Robt.Brown 2nd* asst. Chief reprted that there were 11 alarms during Octiber(copy Cx file)* Bob also stated that on all Bomb Scares (one in Oct* at08Connor Rd School) the Firemen are not to go into the Buildings, this chore is to be handled by the police® Firemen are to be ready and to keep equipment a reasonable distance from buildings in case of an explosion* Bob also thanked the men for the help our Dept* gave East Roch* - the train derailment, working there for*eight(8) hours. Bob also v/arned the fellows tr.* now iith Truck $ 17 being tied up that they should get all truck on the road and not to hesitate in calling in Mutual aid* There.being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9f20FM. Roll Call 55 Members present 30 ” . excused $ ” absent E-H.^are, Sec* Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Dec, 1st,1969 Regular meeting; of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8t10PM by President Clair Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept. There being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 189,05 were presented by the treas. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by G, Trowell to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thank you card from Earl Stevenson family Letter from Hilton Dryer, stating that they arrived safely in California. (Lard received from Chief Newman-from Japan Thank you letter from Recreation Dept, for our assistance and Cider & Do nuts at Haloween parade® Thank you letter from East Rochester Fire Dept .for our help at the time of r/r derailment in thier village® also copy of thanks from Red Cross included in their letter. Thank you letter from Firemen’s Home on the Hudson for the money we sent to be given to the members' for little items. Invitation from Walker Fire Dept, to attend the dedication of their new Fire Hall Sunday 12-14-69. Letter from Chief of Eastman Kodak Fire Dept, thanking our Dept, for sending a Truck and Crew to their nlace -Fire Prevention week. Letter of thanks (with Check for $ 10*00) from Mr & Mrs Schworm for trying to get their cat from a tree® Letter of thanks (with check for $100.00) from Neil Hirsch for burning down old house on their Whitney Farms Subdivision. Request from Home on the Hudson for annaul thanksgiving drive. Motion by T. Pittinaro 2nd by H • Broomfield to donate $25.00 to this endow ment fund. Motion carried. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by D. Fox approving the action of President and Secretary in signing the Contracts with the Town of Perinton for Fire Protection in NorthBast and Fire Protection Di st. #1® along with the Village Board. Motion carried. The treas. report was read shwoing receipts of $112.00-Disbursements of $447.32 leaving a balance of $ 4347.89 in cash-$6000.00 in Fairport Loan and $11,345.88 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by R. Jensen 2nd by H. Priest to accept t the treas, report as read. Motion carried. Mayor Murphy was present at the meeting to discuss the monies received from the Toz/n and it’s distribution with the Fire Dept. There were many suggestions but it was finally decided to leave it the same split as has been in effect .(There was a motion to increase the amount given to the Companies but it was lost) Mayor Murphy reported that there was a study being done to replace the doors on the present Hall .He also stated that he has heard reports of some members thinking th at the Dept, should be handled by Fire Commissi oners and asked if the meiabers knew of anything the Dept, has asked for and not receivedand that the Village was very proud of the Dept, and listened to many reports and answered many questions asked by the members. President Cal, Stewart reminded the fellows about calling "Code 9M and how importa nt it was to have this on the Fire Dept, tapes, stating that people must remember that we are all volunteer men and have to get to the Hall, then to the fire and Cal. is proud of the promptness of all VOLUNTEERS. Past President H, Broomfield spoke about the dangers in not having protection on the North side and suggested that one piece of equipment remain there unless badly Dec. lst,1969-cont. needed on the South side, citing the many times the gates are malfunctioning. H. Priest stated that he had talked to Wm. Dancy, Jr. and that ’’Bill was in real ** shape. John Fitzgerald reported that the committee for Wm. Rich Dinner was checking into prices and places-Green Lantern Inn §2.50 - Island Valley $3.25, no definite place y* and that the meeting would be April 30th,1970/ Thursday evening. R. Keenan reported that he had two prices on painting the hall,ladies room,pool room and finifhing the floor -also the trophy room and stairs, one bid of $2358.00 4 one for $3200.00. It v/as suggested that he get some prices on having the ceiling dropped in the Hall and some new lights and kitchen repairs. Mayor Murphy stated he wo Id ''heck into the roof ,he thought it had been repaired. Chief Newman reported that there were 13 alarms during November(copy on file) and Red stated that it was a very fine job at the Lonesome Rd. Fire, however the fellows were warned about going into so much smoke without the masks. Red also reminded the fellcxvs to be extremely careful now that winter v/as v/ith us, snow, ice>? etc. All were concerned about the accident in Rochester -Fire truck^^O## collidin' with a car in which six people were riding(two have died at this writing) these thi-I will happen but lets try to be careful. The American*will have a tour of their plant Monday Dec. 8th for our Fire Dept, ar we have asked East Rochester also, there will be coffee and do-Nuts. (and others) There being no further Business the meeting v/as adjourned. Ye received several answers from the legislators concerning the fact that they would fight to keep the BLUE light for the Volunteer Firemen, when this item came before the House. E.H.Hare.Sec. Roll Call. 40 k embers present 44 ” excused 39 ” absent Fair port Fire Department Fairport,New York Jan. 5,1970 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8«1OPM by President Clair Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling ^v;ere presented by the Treas. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by G. Lewis to pay these bills, motion carried • The following communications were read to the Dept. Thank you card from DeVeze Family for remembrance.(Hi Hare’s Stepfather) Thank you card from Wm. Dancy Family - Paul Farrell Family Thank you from Willie family for help at Xmas time® Letter from Don. Shoemaker in answer to our request for him to help in keeping BLUE LIGHT for firemen. Will do all he can. Letter from Gates-Chili telling of testimonial dinner for FLO Ambeau,ret iring radio oper ator. ($$ 1-29-70 Logans) Request from Band Boosters,Hilton for donations to help defray expenses to Japan this coming summer® Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by L. C'rane to send three(3) chief’s-Pres. & Vice Pres and wives to Abour dinner as representatives f roim Fai rport. Carried. The treas. report was read showing receipts of $545.00 - disbursements of §1111.13- leaving $3781.76 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and & §11459.02 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by J® Kenney 2nd by H. Broomfield to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. Garry reported for the building comm, stating that the plnas were about ready fo the Village board review. There was much discussion about help for Butch Santillo on the Bowling enterpri se many adds to be sollicited , this matter to be handles this week. Cal asked J. Kenney to get in touch with Butch and work out a plan. R« Keenan explained his investifation into improvements for Fire Hall,etc. with a price of about $ 5500.00® he was davised to attend the Village Board meeting Mon 1-12-70 and talk this matter over with the Board. John Fitzgerald stated once again that it was time to take action on band for th coming season. A vote of haiids showed approval of hiring the Alpine Girls again and Cal. suggested to John that he ask the Girls to try to lear*a couple of new pieees for this year. The mebres were reminded of the dinner for Wm. Rich to be held at the Green Lan tern Inn April 30,1970. There was some questions about expenses for teams in Bcxvling Tournament. Motion by J. Kermey 2nd byG. Reed that the Dept, sponsor the teams for the Bowling Tournament. Motion carried® President Stewart complimented the drivers for the way they were handling the fire equipment in this severe weather and slippery road.(Ron a real good job) Chief Newman stated that there were 11 alarms during December, 2 still alarms and 2 emergencies. ’’Red” thanked the fellows for pumping out a crock in the cellar the good job done on Harvest road. To be extremely careful this bad season and to flush off the equipment after each call to keep it ready for next alarm. Roll Call - 48 present - 45 Excused - 2 9 Absent E.H .Hare, Sec • Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Feb.2, 1970 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8jO5H£ by President Clair Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept.,there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. tHs only bill was notice of-request for the $5000.00 promised to the Village from the dept. Motion by H. Balbierer 2nd by R. Jensen to pay this bills. Carried communications were read to the Dept. note from Mrs. Jones for basket and toys received at Xmas time. ” Schermerhorn for toys received at Xmas time ” Mrs. Ness " ” 11 letter from Michelle Cournoyer,case worker for County Health for taking care of Nesbitt family and People at Baird’s Home From Recreation Dept, for our help distributing Xmas presents,etc. Letters received from D. Shoemaker and J. Finley r/b Blue Li^ht. Letter f rom ^endon Fire Dept, telling of 3rd Bat. Dinner. Letter f"om NYS.Assoc, telling of convention for 1970 at Watertown 8/16-lSt2 Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Crews that the Dept, send present and past offi cers to the 3rd. Bat>. Banquet. Carried - (letter turned over to Chief Newman) Motion by R. ^ensen 2nd by J. Fitzgerald that the Dept, attens the State Assoc. Parade to be fceld Aug. 16th in Watertown. Carried. Motion by R. Bergen 2nd by R. Jensen that the Dept, hold a smorgasboard after the Parade at Watertown • Motion carried. The treas. report was read shwoing receipts of $261.OO-disbursements of $525.65 leaving a balance of $ 3517.11 in cash - $6000.00 in Loan and $ 11459.02 in inter est account at ^ecirity Trust. Co. Motion by Gardner Levds 2nd by J. Schrader to accept the treas report as read. Motion carried. President Cal. Stewart read a notice from the paper which stated that a Vvillaga could be sued thru the negligance of it’s Vol. firemen in driving to fires,etc. Cal. warned the members to be extremely careful in the future. Burt Ross spoke for the building committee stating that the plans had been appr-. oved by the members and the Board and that the permissive refer— would be advertise^ this same wetk. R. Keenan reported that the Village Board asked his committee to wait till after the Feb. meeting as the ■'Tillage was having some plans worked on and would discuss after this meeting. J. Kenney reported for Butch Santillo stating that the Bowling program was now in the clear and all Adds secured from this d2.te on v/ould be profit. th e Cgamber of Commerce stating that they did not thin* the 4th of July effort, needless to say this brought on x there v/ere remakrs by H. Schutt (VJV/O Charles ^eck(Chamoer, the parade,etc) k H. roomfield (former Pres. D0pt.) by J. Kenney that the D©pt. send a committee to the next this matter. M tion carried Faithful D. Venton spoke of repairs needed on Old B ffalo,Cal said get them done for old Chief Nevnnan reported that there were 11 alarms during January (cony on t’ile) Red also thsnked the fellows for the fine work at all fires and thanked the ept* The following Thank you n n ii ti ii ii There v/as a report from the Dept, contributed much quite a bit of discussion, J. Kenney( v/ho had handled Motion by Ed. Clark 2nd Chamber dinner and discuss Fairport Fire Department Feb. 2,1970 Cont . for sending him and Mrs. to the Dinner for "Flo Ambau” who retired from after many yenRS as Radio operator• Red. also told the fblloz/s that the Community Co liege was holding a class in firematics and any wishing to attend to get in touch with President Cal. Stewart, who in County Co-ordinator. Ed. Davis spoke about the Perint on SnoOMobile Club stateing that many of the firema were members and that they were also planning on a Community Service and would be in need of an Ambulance to assist in their work, this is one to be pulled by the Sno-Kob iles and cost about $ 400.00 might need some help in this matter. D. Venton stated that the Fund drive was well along and no// they were updating the mailing list. * * There being no further business the meeting was dajpurnedp Cal remarked about the Roll Call and asked for a better turn out at future meetings. x Roll Call 55 ^embers present 37 ” excused 29 ” absent E .11 .Hare .Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York March 3,1970 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the F Hall at 81IORI by President Clair Stewart. ♦ The minutes of.the last regular meeting were read to the Dept.,there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read* Bills totaling $ 993.61 were presentes by the treas. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by J. Jackson to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept. Sterf^ilTV8300’^!^6 in thQir pr°sran coming year. Letter from Hilt. Dryer telling of caning back this wav in the spring. Thank you note from Ruth, and Mrs.AMr. Frank Koons. Thank you note from Marilyn Kriel, with check got £ 10.00, for pumping cellar ASSt?il70y oo»?enl?™"oXbL"k.ToSXr°atrri^e * ** *** Motion by S. Schrader 2nd by B. Uatthews to retura Krielx;arrled< questions relating to the °° S°rth sido- stated there had been no ay for advertising tor bids in ^^(3)^7 “d *•* «*’ P1”* * «*' at U(B»'1jS’L.oaitrt2ath2’iii,n“ ** Amual were all set- Jun. ah. gasboard to b. held XX «<= -> yet for th, soon- meeting of conmittees right tft.r^l8rd^tW^bt£®re8Sille and there would be a meeC“„gfL"6d.'il’,^e“d "ha‘ ”re ■* the Chamber of Cower.. lag that this is Ftad date X ??? '°eS share «>• 4th of July, all admitt- °ad date for a large gathering from those outside of the area. inorease^/pres^Ca^lpprinted-jZ 'OTerege and asked if this could be check into this matter. ' * " ° * Clark and J. Fitzgerald on a comm, to to rJtM“„Tc«:t1.aK^ r:sidents °f the »•>*• programs. /lth the Sch°01 Board in thfeir planning for school The committee for Wm. Ri nh ,at the Green Lantern Inn at 6»30PI and Vr/ that Was set forthis event to be held held after the dinner-3ill to d 1 ^IS* Apr^’'’ 30th and then the meeting would b the emebers for this affair. 6 residen‘t of "the Mon. County Assoc. Bill thanks: There was a notice from Mon. Coun+v AcTrau, outgoing President of Countv °f a testimonial dinner for Les placed on Bvllitin Board. ° ’ ° held May 9th at Party House. Letter Chief Newman asked the opinion of 4.the Ambulance Corps, so they could r^a- 9?u* ln regards to purchasing a monitor fo.- calls direct and lave time in gettin, °S1S ™ Eet f°r °X^en related J, Freyn to purchase this Monitor, cost about^lR^nn‘ v ^°tiOn by R* Clement 2nd V discussion about a monitor for thl North Kotlon carried. There was some was set aside at this time. id hal1 hut due to Nev/ Hal1 being built, 1 March Meeting continued The treas report was read showing receipts of $5084.00-disbursements of $6619.50 leaving a balance of $1981.61 m cash,$6000.00 in Loan and $6562.12 in interest acct a Security Trust. Motion by J. Freyn 2nd by J. Hardenbrook to accept the treas. reportas read. Motion carried. F 1 Chief Newman read the report for February showing seven alarms,copy on file. Red also asked about purchasing a Black board so problems could be shown and discussed l.!0tion by D. Venton 2nd by R. Jensen to purchase this Black Board. Motion carried. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. E. H. Hare,Sec. Roll Call. 54 members present 41 u excused 27 it absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York April 10,1970 .Regular and Annual meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire-Hall at 8jO5H' by president Clair Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, tnere being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 152.78 were presented by the treas. Motion by R. Crews 2nd by D. Newman to pay these bills. Motion carried. President Stewart proudly exhibited the Trpphies won by the Fairport Firemen in tn Third Batt. Bowling league. Our fellows took 1st,2nd. and fith prizes and of a uotal 15 trophies given out Fairport walked away with 13.N0T BAD. Jack Kenney was also presented aSpecial Trophy for his part in pushing the fellows and carrying the load. The following communications were read to the members. Thank you card from Anita and Joe Molick Thank you letter from Peter Prozeller,for saving his life when he was overco.- working on his power equipment in closed garage. Invitation from Egypt AuX. telling of Ham dinner Sunday May 1C,197C Letter from FISH organization telling of their project and seeking donation. Letter from Operation Morale telling of packing boxes for overseas shipment to Vietnam,etc. and asking for financial help. Two letters from Volunteer Firefighters,Port Washington telling og their bills before the senate to allow Paid NYCity firemen to belong to Local Vol. Fire units. $no action taken at this time) Letter from JCBstelling of booths to be set up at Potter to inform resid - of activities, to be handled by the chiefs. (Fun Day 5/23/70) ■ Motion by R. Crews 2nd by H. Priest to donate $ 25.CO to FISH organization. Motion carried. Motion by V. Kennelley,Jr. 2nd by Y.’n. Zimmer to donate $ 25.00 to Operation MORALE. Motion carried. Treas. H. Marsh gave the following report for the year- Receipts $30,833.40 disbursements §29,979.87 leaving a balance at end of the year $1981.61 in cash $6000.OC in Fairport Loan and t6562.12 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by Gard. Lewis to accent the treas. report with thanks motion carried. Due to absence of Butch Santillo.Jack Penney reported that the Bowling Tournament would be one of the largest yet for the state, a total of 552 teams being registered total monies received to date $2207.15 expenses about $ 960. showing $1200.00 profit at this time about $ 200 out in lOU’S and much more money can be made if the fellows. turn out on the bowling days and raffle off the items. A fine job has been don on thi project so lets get in and finish it off with a Bang. Motion by Jack Kenney 2nd by R. Jensen that the Fire Dept, spend the same amount o money for prizes at VFJ Carnival. Motion carried. The Fairport Fire Dept, will have beer and also a sausage stand at the VF»7 affair. Motion carried. Gardner Lewis stated that the Chamber of Commerce would like about $ 200.00 from the Fire Dept, to help them in their 4th of July affair also they would like some he- from the Fire Police. Motion by H. Newman 2nd by H. Priest to donate $ 200.00 to the Chamber to help the at the 4th of July event. Motion carried. J. Fitzgerald ststed that ne was sure it would be one big event the Dept, woulj ho st for Bill Rich when he became Pres, of County Assoc. April 30th, 1970 and he could also use some Fire Police to help park cars. Fairport Fire Dept. April 10,1970 cont. Pres. Stewart read a letter received from the American Can Co. thanking the Dept. for their quick and efficient response to call when fire broke out in their plant. Burt Ross informed the members that the bids for the new Fire Hall would be adverti sed in the April edition of the local paper and that the bids would be opened 4-30-70. Gary Foster stated that the Fpnd Drive was all set to go and that there would be n no Door t- Door canvass this yearo Dave Venton said tha Dept, would hold OP® House May 3rd from noon till 5 BI and that Webster would be here with their nev/ Areo Chief the same type the Dept, has on order. Wm. Likly said that there would be pictures,etc to be shown to those interested. Jim Schrader informed the members that the Annual Banquet was all set for June 6th at Logans,he also stated that he would soon have the information for the smor- gasboard to be held Aug. 16th at or near Watertown. Win. Rich asked that he be given a month more to check into the possibility of increased Insurance coverage for the Dept. The members were told of the purchase by the Ladies Aux. of a chair for the Radio operator and the Secretary was asked to send letter of thanks. There was some discussion about the possibility of <• increasing the allowances for delegates due to the increased cost of today. Motion by V. Kennelley,^r 2nd by R. Crews that the Dept, establish the following rate- 12^ per mile - S15.00 per day for food- $15.00 ####%$ per nite for lodging. Motion carried. Roy Bergen stated that he had made plans for June 7th for the Golfer’s- including Golf-Beer and Steak Dinner for $ 12.00 per man. NO COST TO THE DEPT. There was some discussion about the applications filled out by applicants to become a member of the Fire Companies- it being the concern of most that there should be some thought given to some type of physical exam or statement from prospects Doctor srating the man was OK for Firefighting. It was decided that the Inquiry Comm, from each Company would get together and come up with some plans for next meeting. Chief Red Newman gave the following report- 21 alarms during March. A total of 157 alarms during the year. Red also stated that the Chief’s meeting would be held her e May 18th and he would like some help in cleaning up the Hall,Burt Ross handling this duty. n m-p n-pfnears for the new year^Cal. appointedThe next order of business was election of there was only one(l) S. Jensen and D. Venton as tollers.lt was decision «>at *hen "as °"ly candidate for office the Treas. cast ballot for - is c ta. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by J. Schrader for H. C1“Sd Treas. cast ballot for H. New Man and he was elected Ch 5 o , ,, v m ov Tr for Ivan Mas cl ee for 1st. Asst. ChiefNorn, by Yftn. Zimmer 2nd by V. Kennelley, <-r. i elected 1st. Asst. Chief Bon. closed. Treas. oast ballot for Ivan Masolee and he was elected 1st. T „ w Brown for 2nd Asst Chief. Norn.closedNom. by L. Pelton 2nd by J. Burns for ... Ro . Chief Treas. cast ballot for W.Robert Brown and he was eloc e „ , , TT • 4. rinlr Stewart for President.Nom. closedNom. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd byH. Priest for President Treas. cast ballot for Clair Stewart and he was elec e t ■RVhland for Vico President.Nom.closodNom. by L. Pelton 2nd by J. Burns for James Erb I n President. Treas cast ballot for James Erbland and he was electe Bon. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by 0. Doser for B.H.Hare for Secretary .Non. closed.Treas cast ballot for E.H.Hare and he was elected Secretary. tollers.lt April 10th, 1970 cont. Non. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by J. Schrader for H.Karsh for Treas. Norn, closed. Sec. c cast ballot for H. Harsh and he isas elected Treas. Nom. by D. Venton 2nd by R. Jensen for John Fitzgerald for property clerk.Wom. closi Treas,cast ballot for John Fitzgerald and he was elected property clerk. Nom. by H. Broomfield 2nd by R. Wood for V. Kennelley,Sr. for Sgt. at Anns .Horn clox Treas. cast ballot for V.-Kennelley,Sr. and he was elected Sgt-at-Arms. Nom. by G. Reed 2nd by J. Burns for Lynn Bruening for pi!^gJ!H=y cLe-rk for three(3) years. Nom. Closed. Treas. cast ballot for Lynn Bruening and he was elected Trustee for three years. Nom. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by G. Doser for H. Newman for delegate to NYState Assoc. Nom. closed.Treas cast ballot for H. Newman and he was elected delegate to State Assoc Non by W. Zimmer 2nd by V. Kennelley,Jr for Ivan Llasclee for alternate to UY State Assoc. Nom. closed.Treas. cast ballot for Ivan base lee and he was elected alternate tc N.Y,State Assoc. All elected Officers thanked the fellows and the Chief’s passed out cigars. Pres. Stewart warned the fellows to be extremely cautious at all fires citing many examples of recent deaths to Vol. Firemen. Cal. appointed the same committees as last year anc asked, themenbers to stand in silent tribute to Thomas Aldrich who passed away suddenly The next order od business was Roll Call and then the meeting was adjourned. 3. H. Hare,Sec Roll Call 57 members present 39 11 excused 21 ” absent COMMITTEES LAV.* - Vim. Rich -John Fitzgerald - Lynn Bruening A'DIT -H. Gropp - Gardner Lewis - B. Ross Visiting - V.J.Lawler -H. Stolt - J. Ellis Refreshments - Ed. Davis Entertainment - G.J.Schrader -G. Doser - G. Reed - C. Baxter - J. Kerrick - R. Oldenburg Bands - R. Schrader - J. Fitzgerald - J. Freyn IN MEMORY OF THOMAS DAVID ALDRICH Born Jan. 28th, 1906 Deceased April 1st,1970 Joined The DeLand Hose Company # 1, Inc. Dec.10,1931 Appointed to Fairport Police Department - 1938 Appointed Sgt. Fairport Police Department - 1952 Appointed Chief Fairport Police Department - 1954 Retired from Police department - 1968 Tom promoted Gun (Rifle) classes for the young people in the Village and worked with the Fairport Fire Dept. Police• He passed away suddenly April 1st,1970. He is missed not only by his family but by all who knew him and worked with him Fairport Fire department Fairport, Nev/ York Hay 5th, 1970 H.1^18a:o5S\“spr°efss:„:a^r:rs\::^DBp-^"t- The minutes of the last regular and Annual meeting were read to the members, there being a correction made and then the minutes v/ere accepted as read. Bills totaling $ 1410.20 v/ere presented by the treas. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by R. Crews to pay, the bills as presented. Motion carried. The following communications v/ere read to the Dept. - Letter from Community Chest & Red Cross requesting annual donation. Letter from Roch • Firefighters Assoc .(no action taken) Letter from Vftn. Rich thanking the fellows for the fine affair furnished by the Dpet. at his inauguration as Pres. Of County Assoc. Thank you letter from FISH organization ford ©nation. Letter from City and also from County telling of Fire Service Recognization Day to be held 2nd Sat. in May. Letter from John Fitzgerald asking to be taken off the Band Comm. Letter from VFW asking us to take part in the ^emorial day Services Letter from NYS Assoc of Fire Chaplains, asking for donation and telling of their services. Card of thanks fom Clara and David Aldrich Motion by R. Crews 2nd by Ed. Welch to donate S 15.00 to Community and Red Cross Fund hrive.. Motion carried. Motion by D. Venton 2nd by H. Broomfield to donate $ 50,00 to Chaplains Fund. Motion carried. lhe treas. report was read showing receipts of $9178.51 - Disbursements of $4188.39 leaving a balance of $6971.82 in cash-$6000.00 in Fairport Loan and $6562.12 in int. acct at Security Trust Company. Motion by R. Wood 2nd by R. Jensen to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. Garry Foster speaking for the Fund ^rive stated that the returns weresatisfying, si gns were up and that Open House Sunday was a great idea and went Over with a Bang. Every one showing sincere interest and the Kids v/ere more than happy Butch Santillo presented the Dept. with a ^^e^for .There^as^ealized about & the largest Bowling Tournaments to date^over 1800.00 clear on the $1400.00 on Program and Jack Kenney said there would be abo » * raffles. This is a fine piece of work on the part of all rm event. Many thanks from Butch and Jack. , » a reouest to make to the Firemen,President Stewart called on Mayor Murphy asking for more room and would like to Gordon explained that the Town of Pennton |d moving the pool table to the have the room now known as the pool room, . Hall. Mayor Murphy also thanked the new Fire Hall or adding to the rear of the P^®s® hg ^ad heard many very fine comm members for the Fine Open House Day and stated ents on this venture. ,, „ „ fhB pool table be moved to the new hallMotion by Dave venton 2nd by R. available to the Town. Motion carried. when it was ready, so this space could be m J J, -r • r ft ASS of the Companies of the departmentRalph Wood speaking for the Inquiry Co ' for one of the Fire Companies to said they were planning to have any new PP icaliy capable to carry on the secure a statement from his Doctor that he P Y Companies or the depart duties of a Volunteer Fireman, there would be no cosu ment for this statement from the Doctor. , the resignation of Jack Fitzgerald fromPresident Cal. Stewart said he would P place on this comm. the Band Comm, and appointed Don. Fox to take John px Fire ^ept- April meeting cont. Chief nRedn Newman reminded the fellows of the Chief’s meeting to be held Wed. --ay 13th. and asked for some help for this event. There was also some discussion about u/trrk uniforms for sone of the members. Motion by D. Venton 2nd by R. Crews to purchase work uniforms for these men, with the approval of the Chief’s and the property clerk. Motion carried. Vin. Lawler reported that Paul Smith had been in the hospital for a operation but was now home and doing fine also that Jack Peck was on the sick list. Chief Newman reported 32 alarms during April and thanked the fellows for their usu al fine work.’’Red* also thanked the fellows for the fine job on the Bowling Tournanen* the fine job on the Open House, handles by Bill Likly and many fine looking and effi^* ient men. Chief also thanked Burt Ross and his helpers for the cleaning up of the ha ll for the Chief’s meeting. 2nd Asst. Chief told the members that many of the fellows thought that the Dept. would like to take the money made on the Bowling Tournament and the money we will on the VFn affair and purchase a new Grass Fire ^ruck and in this manner be able to save running the larger trucks to the grass fires. This truck would be a 2ton, four whell drive truck with watertanR and could drive onto the lots and save a lot o- time and effort,costing about $ 6000.00. Motion by R. %nsen 2nd by D. Fox that the Dept, purchase this truck. Motion Carr- - Mayor Murphy stated that the Village would accept this truck as is the usual patern of the Village, as they have to own the equipment in order to have insurance covera^- Jim. Schrader said that he thought the Dept, should giiae some thought as to should be invited to the Dept, events and banquets and that it should not fall ori shoulders of any one certain fellow, and thought it would be a good idea for the to have a Chaplain. Jim also said he had been asked by Roy Bergen,who could hot a^.. nd the meeting, if he could purchase one more scuba outfit as this work should be done by pairs .We now have only three uniforms Motion byMotion by J. Schrader 2nd by J. ^enney that Roy be empowered to purchase the needed uniform and equipment. Motion carried. eoeSh!June 6th, rgasboard to be held at Watertown at wvi r dancin£ after the dinner. The sarao- Ray Restaurant on Route 11. Coektniic \ c onyen‘fclon would be held at Dick C-otokes Le XX. uocKtaiis 5-6 and dinner at 6JM. Chief Newman stated that the radin „delivered this coning week,once aeain f°r the Ambulance Corps and would b ed the line officers to be there in work unif f8^^OT/s Chief’s meeting and ask slTe . ha„6 32.x noons at flre hall to -pen There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. E.H.Hare, Sec. Roll Call 58 members present 30 " excused 31 ” absent Fair port Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Junelst,1970 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department v/as called to order in the Fire Hall at 8j1CFM by President Cal* Stewart. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being some minor changes the minutes were approved as read* Bills totaling $ 115.53 were presented by the Treas. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by J. Zimmer to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thaak you card from the Chiodo Family. Thank you note from A.Paul Smith for the cigarettes. Copy of thnaks to Webster Fire Dept, for demonstrating their Aerial at the Open House held by the Fairport Fire Dept. Thank you letter from the State Fire Chaplains,Inc. for our donation. Request from Vftn.H.Ferris & Assoc for a report on the fire back of Fairlanes Bowling Hall .(Office & shop for golf driving range) Jim. Schrader reported that all was set for the Annual Banquet to be held Sat. June 6th at Logans. Jim also said all was in readiness for the Smorgasboard at Watertown for Aug. 16th. Burt Ross said he had made reservations for all those wishing to Camp Out at Clayton at the time of the State Assoc. Convention so all those interested in earn ing out please contact him soon as possible. The treas. report v/as read showing receipts of §12,137.15 - disbursements of ell,329.89 leaving a balance of §7779.08 in cash,§6000.00 in Fairport Loan and $16,562.12 in interest acct, at Security rust .Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by Gard. Lewis to accept the treas. report as read. Motioncarried• Garry Foster reported on the Fund Drive, stating that §14,432.00 had been received to date, about 40% returned, 60% still outstanding/ Garry plans a second mailing on 6-6-70. Burt Ross spoke of the changes necessary for ^e ?28,000.00 there due to storm drain and some related matuers oo , - not question for necissiiating a new refeenndum time over about hold up on construction due to the Stri President Stewart asked about the renovation of the present hall, but there was no one present to give him the answers. Chief Brown stated that the Dept had ordered a new Dodge Power Wagon with winch, p ower brakes, etc. for a Grass fightinf truck cost approx.§3100.00, would still have o get radio,booster reels, tank and lights, Gordon Trowell stated that there was a new application being printed , one which any one of the Companies could use for securing new applicants for their comapny. Ed. Welch moved that the Dept. attend the Parade at Macedon Center, 2nd byJeff. Jackson • Motion carried • (Band available - J. Fitzgerald) ,, c pUrms during May,Red also stated thatChief Newman reported that there were 5 22nd,197O,he also asked the there would be a Fire Drill at the Fire Ac r00m fized>Red said that property clerk to see that one of the new ^ntion and also the Eastern Chief’s con- he planned to attend the State Chief s con t Schrader 2nd by H. Priest to vention and would need some more funds. Mo carried> give Red. the regular delegates feeSofor tn 4-v>o rMflf’s allowance but there was no action takenEd. Dqvis suggested to increase the unie ■■■■■ June 1st, 1970-continued • The request from Ferris and Assoc* was handled and the members suggested that the fee of #7$$$ $ 2*00 be added to the Firemen’s Fund*-So done* Pres* Stewart reported that Raymond Coomber a former member of the Dept, had passed away suddenly and suggested that the fellows pay their respects at Keenan Funeral Home Chief Newman said that the members who left parts of their uniforms in the squad c car should retrieve them after'the parades as the truck had to be prepared for a call and all uniforms would be placed in the cabinet and if the property clerk gave them to another member it would be tough luck for those leaving them# Red also said that there would be one pair of white gloves given to a member and he should take good car oS them or be out of luck for more* INm* Rich,Pres, of County Assoc, discussed making expense money available for any member who was interested enough to give his time to attend the various fire assoc* meetings® Bill also said that there were plans for a trip to the Firemen’s HOm on the Hudson for those attending(more later) also that soon the parade rules for all parades in county would be sent to all county depts •( ours received and given to John Fitzgerald 6-4-70)* There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:05P2* Roll Call 53 members present 27 ” excused 39 ” absent John Fitzgerald,Sec pro-tern* • Fairport Fire Department 6th Fairport, Nev.' York July $$,1970 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8j05FM by President Clair Stewart. • n The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept .there being no correc tions the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $85.34 were presented by the treas.Motion by J. Zimmer 2nd byHenry Broomfield to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept. - Thank you note frcm Jack Peck^for gift from Dept.while he was on sick list. Thank you note, from Roch • Monroe County Chest Fund. Letter from Monroe County Co-ordinator Clair Stewart regarding use of Radio’s. Thank you from H. Broomfield for ’’Flowers” received while on sick list. President Stewart explained the purpose of the Radio letter telling of the import ance of keeping the messages to a minimun and signing off with call letters and to be sure the air v/as clear and that there was not a serious interference v/hen there was a worker. The Treas. report was read, showing receipts of §6705.55-disbursements of§5981.51 leaving a balance of $8503.12 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and$16655.66 in Security Int. acct. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by Don Fox to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. President Stewart asked the status of the new Fire Hall and the renovation of the present hall. Secretary Hare told the members that the contracts were signed for the ne.v nail and as soon as the strikes were settled work would begin, the bids were to De opened at the Village Board meeting the 13th of July>for remodling of present Hall John Fitzgerald told the fellows to get in to Barranco’s for fit for work shirts. Garry Foster stated that the Fund Drive had netted $18,400.00 to date after the 2nd mailing and asked the opinion of a possible third mailing. The opinion of the members suggested a 3rd. mailing ofter a careful study of the names left. Jim Schrader stated that all seemed pleased with the Annula Banquet except for the Orchestra and that the reservations had been made for June 5th, 1971. Jim also told the fellows that all was set f or^,the”smorgasboard” at Watertown, cocktails at 5FM dinner at 6FU. tha cost to be$3 .SO^per person, the Dept, tp pay for the member and the member to pay for his guest. Jim asked the fellows to please notify him if they had to cancel so he could handle before the dinner as we have to pay for all reservations and this could be costly if the people do not show up. Jim also told the President that hhe Dept should make reservations for next year as soon as the date and plave was known^it is some times too late if we wait until next season. President Clair Stewart thanked Jim. and his committee for a fine Job. on both assignments. Chief Robt. Brown stated that the new ’’Grass fighting Truck was ordered and this unit would be very well equipped and all that was needed now was a Radio, should there be a new one or try for a used one. Motion by H. Broomfield that the Dept, purshase a new radio for this truck, 2nd by R* Jenson. Motion carried. Hank stated that the committee be allowed to use their own judgement in purchasing the kind and type they wanted. Jahk Kenney reported that 25 Fire Companies had accepted the invitation to attend the Parade July 11th, Western parade Rules would be used, parade to start at 7 f 15PM sharp and all the help possible could be used. Vin. Lacier reported that Ivan Masclee was home from the hospital,W. Parsons aws at the meeting and Gar aid Becker was now getting around. July 6th,1970 continued. Jack Kenney stated that there was a bet on with East Rochester and that Fairport needed at least 84 men in the line of parade at the East Rochester parade, please ex ke every effort possible to attend this parade. Motion by Gerry Doser 2nd by J. ^enney that the Dept, donate 200.00 ^o the Fir; Police. Motion carried. John Fitzgerald had the table lined with trohies which had been won by the Dept. in June TEN in all -and that we -won most trophies in five of six events. o e Chief Newman asked again about having two baton tv/irlers in our line at pprades The mehbers decided that there should be no Baton Twirlers*nRednsaid he was upset about the fellows putting their feet against the dash of the trucks and in the future anyone caught doing this would be suspended for a month o He was also upset • about the distant phone calls being charged to the Fire telephone and said the phone company was checking out the calls and asked the members to also keep check on this matter. ’’Red1’ said thet there were 17 alarms during Juns and thanked the fellows for their usual fine job at the Tihitnet Farms fire. Chief Newman thanked the fellows for allowing him to attend the various Chief’s conventions and stated that Pres. stewart Club room and kitchen as pfesented by L • u 5 ..u+n T Schrader. appointed Jim Erbland and Ray Oldehburg on the com. with J. Schroder. -Y.+-C g706.50-disbursements of $4069.32The Treas. report was read showing receip . T § 16.847*64 in interest a leaving a balance of §1599.24 in. cash-^eOCC. by Gardner Lewis to accept the acct, at “‘Security Trust Co. Motion by R* be Treas. report as read. Motion carried. mon is waiting for parts to make theChief Newman reported that the Radio repair alanns during Sept, he tanked th e switch to the 2nd frequency. Red said there ..e * comments from the pe- fellwos for the fine job at the Church fire als0 of the finQ _.Qb done at Bud ople at the fire about the good work of the P '*the men cleaned up after this mess ’tfacsenski when his cellar was flooded and -e . officers and that Eastman ag- Red told the men of the 3dr Bat. banquet lor during Fire Prevention week set ain invited the F^ re Dept, to come to their £ k for the New Grass truck and the at Friday the 9th of Oct. Hepasses on a big w i Chief.s have decked to plan a committee and stated that it was now &-Jrd Thursdays for Drill nites,How new schedule for Training- it will be the eaui™ent has only to ask one of ever any member wishing to learn more abour h Oct.5th, 1970 continued the officers and he can get instructions at almost any time he can do it. The new Snorkle Truck will take 2 nites per week for drill and must have cooperation of ary member wishing to drive this unit. One other suggestion for all members is that all should assist the driver in locating HYDRANTS at all calls. There beinlg no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9j2O]rM Roll Call 48 ^embers present 31 11 excused 36 " absent E.H .Hare,Sec • Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Nov.2nd, 1970 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Village Board Room, due to the Fire Hall being renovated, at 81IOPM by Vice President James Erbland .JPres. Clair Stewart being in hospital with severe heart attack) The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $ 60.48 were presented by the treas. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Ray Crews to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- „ Thank you note from Ronnie Jensen Letter from Board of education to the Dept, seeking funds for their teacher exchange program Letter from Friends of Fairport Public Library seeking funds and also mem bership to their association Letter from Village Clerk stating the amounts to be received from Town of Perinton for Fire Protaction and the distribution of these funds • Letter from Fairport-Perinton Jaycees telling of a meeting to be held at the Green Lantern Inn,Nov. 12th,1970, to get ideas from all associat ions and lodges to try to arrive at a better understanding and communication with each orher. Motion by R. Oldenburg 2nd by R. Crews to table the letter from Board of Educatio - n. Motion carried • Motion by H • Priest 2nd by L. Crane to table letter from Library Group. Carried. Lotion by L • Crane 2nd by H. Pries'^** that James ^rbland and E.HJiare be empowered -0 attend the Town of Perinton meeting and sign contracts for Fire Protection with the Town and accept the suggested distribution of funds as set by the Village Cler- k. Motion carriedo Burt Ross spoke on the new Fire Hall stating that they were still waiting for som e steel and it was expected this week and the construction would be started by ll-9t70 Jim. Erbland sopke about the kitchen equipment stating that Egypt Fire Dept, might oe interested in purchasing same and asked for discussion about the dishes, glassware etc. the committee being able to use their own judgement after hearing the members. • Broomfield reported that V. Kennelley,Jr• was at home but had to take it very easy, he had had a heart attack earlier but did not realize it -but the Dr. said he was extreemly fortunate as this was a good warning and that VIN. must be very careful and get complate rest suggested that if the fellows called not bo stay more that ten or fifteen minutes® Donnelley,Sr• is still in hospital and might get home the week of the 8th of -ovember, he does not know of Jr. being so sick, has been told he has cold. J. Kenney reported on”Cal" said he is out of intensive care and in private room no visitors except family. Cal hhs made a very good recovery BUT is still a sick fellow and Louise said that when Cal. does come home she would like the fellows to call before stopping in to see Cal. as he could not have too many visitors at first. Chief rown stated that the latest on Snorkle was about Fe. 1st,1971 Don Fox reported that due to the rain the Halloween parade was cancelled but the units were judged at the Johanna-Perrin School Gvm. and the firemen set up their cider <5: Do-nots in the lobby of the school and everyone enjoyed them very much and Don thanked the fellows who helped him in this venture. Fairport Fire Dept. Nov2nd,1971 cont. r. Crews reported on the Chamber of Commerce meeting stating that it was really a ni dit wasted, they do not know yet whether fire units will be invited, do not know wne re to end parade, etc. will gat in touch later. They will attend future fire meeting J. Kenney said he had not been able to attend the last few meetings and asked * the Dept, was planning on making a donation to the Ladies aux. lor their help a- the Fair, etc. he moved that the Dept donate $ 200.00 motion 2nd by R. Crews -Carrie Don Fox as£ed the members if. they were satisfied with the Alpine girls for next year and if not to get in touch with the= band committee NOW. Roy Bergen asked the Deptl for permission to secure about 10 men for the Scuba teams and to be able to take them to YLlCA for instructions, cost to be about$200.CO and that he would have to have names of t&$4^men by Nov. 30th. Lotion by L. Crane 2nd by Ed. Johnston that Roy be empowered to secure the men er go ahead with the program. Lotion carried. Chief Newman said he had been asked about the Sonar pocket radios by several mez-f ers and that he woul^ try to get some prices on these units in quantity purchases. John Fitzgerald said that he ahd attended the Banquet of NCVFA at Auburn and he learned that the conventionwas to b.e held in Auburnin June 1971, so he conatacted the mgr. of Auburn Inn and made flans for a room and smorgasboard after the parade and asked that this venture be approved and retainer be sent to secure this date. Lotion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Jensen that the Dept, participate in the NCVrA Parade and hold smorgasboard at Auburn Inn after parade to be held Sat. 6-12-71 M tion carreed. The treas. report was read showing receipts of $491.00-disbursements of$1069.75 leaving a balance of $1021.19 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $16847.64 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by T. Pittinaro 2nd by R. Jensen to accept the ureas. report as read. Motion carried. (Fund drive total$20041.50 to date) Chief Ncw/man reported that there v/ere 14 alp-rms during October, he laso stauo- that it is a good idea on mutual aid calls for some of the men to stay at the hall in case more equipment was needed. Red said the grass truck was now in service an- asked the drivers to use common sense in taking thia unit onto soft ground and s» raldPstated that L~s and attempting to change the »ept. to « olrt X one he could get no further with the matter and asked - Garrv^eed on this to continue with this matter® VP Erbland appointed D » man to committee and they asked for the Presidents of each company _P help in this venture* The men were informed that the Xmas gifts would be distributed Thursday afternoon 12-24-70. Don Fox handling this matter* nf ^5093*00($5000.00 transferee! fromThe treas* report was read showing receipts oi interest acct) Disbursements of $877.81 leaving a ba ance o • Go rd S60C0.00 in Loan and 812,03 6.64 in interest acct, at Security Trust. Motion by Cord. Trov/ell 2nd by H® Balbierer to accpet the treas. report as read. Carried* Gordon Trov/ell asked the president about the Bov/ling teams for the coming State Fairport Fire Dept. Dec 7th, 1970 cont* Bov/ling Tournament* MQtion by G. Trowlee 2nd by John Fitzgerald that the Dept, pay t the entrance fee and doubles events for the teams entering the tournament. Carried. Motion by R. Jensen 2nd by Don. Fox that the Dept, pay the dues of $ 1Q0. for the County emebres who belong to the State Assoc. Motion carried. Chief Newman reported that there were 12 alarms during November, Red had the ciga rs passed out to the members received from Crossman arms. Red asked the members thei in the future when they take their radio in for repairs that they go to the plant on State street and sign for the repairs an Bob Vaisey ok’s the bills for payment an:: has to know about the ones taken in by individual member. Chief Newman asked the nen bers to please help clean the equipment after answering ala rms especially now with this sloppy weather and also reminfed the drivers to be extremenlv careful in answer ing alamrs now. during the slippery weather, the drivers were reminded that the truck s might be at the Power Plant whule the New Doors were being installed at the Fire Rail. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9i50®i. Roll Call. 38 Members Present 45 ” Excused 34 11 Absent E.H^Hare, Sec • Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Jan. 4th,1971 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:07R.I by President Clair Stewart .(meeting held in the Board room) The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being one correction the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $474.24 were presented b'Jr the Treas. Motion by. J. Fitzgerald 2nd, byH. Balbierer to pay these bills, motion carried. The following communications were read to the department- Thank you note from Cal. & Louise Stewart. Merry Xmas Card from Recreation Commission Thank you note from Joseph Zimmer Thank you note from Richard VZillie and also thank you for Xmas Present present Seasons greetings from Chuck & Joyce Garland for our fine and efficient service at time of their fire. Letter from State Div. of Human Rights re^discriminatory practices. ~ne Treas. report was read showing receipts of $795.00-disbursements of $1218.04 leaving a balance of $4813.34 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $12036.64 in interest acct at Security -rust Co. Motion by Don. Fox 2nd by H. Priest to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. vice President Jim. Erbland that there were 14 Xmas baskets distributed-11 from the i>ept • and 3 for the ladies Aux. Jim thanked Ray crews for his help in getting these baskets delivered. Don Fox stated that he and his committee were working on the Dept. by-Laws and tnat Don and his co-workers distributed Xmas toys to 32 different locations.Don also asked about the hiring of a band for the coming season as most bands were now being signed for the year. Lotion by Ed. Davis 2nd by R. Crews that the Dept. hire the Alpine Girls again -Or tnis season Motion carried. Pres. Stewart asked Don to see if the Girls could include some new tunes in thes season’s schedule. Chief Newman asked aboyt the 3dr. Battalion dinner which will be held Feb. 13th,1 1^71. Lotion by R. Clement 2nd by H. Priest to send all Line Officers-Chief Ts and Past Chief’s and V/’ives to this Banquet. Motion Carried. Red. also asked about the LICVFA testimonial dinner to be held Jan 23rd.(this is Fire Chief’s Assoc. Dinner) Motion by R. Clement 2nd byH. Priest to send Chief’s and wives* Motion carried* D* Venton reminded the fellows of the Annual Fund Drive and asked if the Dept* wanted to have OPEN HOUSE again this year. Motion by H. Priest 2nd by Les. Crane to have the Open House again this year. Motion carried, Ray Crews stated that he was asked to find out if the Dept, would purchase shirts for the members taking part in the State Bowling Tournament. There was sone discuss ion on this matter and it was decided to have some prices for the Dept, at the FebJeet John Fitzgerald asked what the Dept, thought of purchasing a Monroe County Flag f for the Dept. We have pole and harness,flag might cost about $200.00. M tion by D. /enton 2nd by R. Clements to purchase flag. Motion carried. A letter from Webster-Fairport Elks was read asking to name Fireman of Year.(Tabled^ Chief Newman ststed that there were SAlarms during Dec. Red also warned the men to wear Masks at Hamilton Rd. School in case of fire and said he was trying to have the school move some of the hydrants closer and new one at rear of school' Meeting adj. at ? 115HI E.H-Hare,See. Roll Call. 47 Present 40 Excused 29 A bsent Ro ll C al l - 38 m om bo rs pre se nt 38 member s ex cu se d 37 members ab se nt Bairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Feb. 2nd,1971 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8iO5K by President Clair Stewart .(First meeting in the remodeled Hall-Wonderful) The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $1037.63 were presented by the treas. Motion by R. Bergen 2nd by Les Crane to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept.- Thank you notes from -Family of Carl Welch,Sr.- From the Schermerhorn Family for Xmas Gifts - From Ed. Welch for Fruit Basket -From Wilfred Parsons Family for Xmas Basket - From Recreation Commision for help at burning of the Trees -Fairport Chrysler-Plymouth for help ,when winds blev/ in their show room window - Schedule from Red Cross telling the Architecks had not been satisfied with the tile work in the Toilet room and had the contractor remove and replace this work. Burt was happy to have some one watch i- things this close. Jim. Schrader presented a bill for $175.00 from Hershey’s engineering Company claims- for services in conection with the improvements to the Dept. Club room , this contract * was let to ^r. Daingler and the dept, had np knowledge of any services from Hershy c^o. Secretary was instructed to return bill to ^ershey and explain our stand© The following communications were read to the Dept.- 1-Card of thanks from Lewis Family- 2 Card of thanks from Nardone F ami ly( explained by~« VanDorpe)-3 Card of thank from Mary ^ergen Greene Family-4 Card of thanks from John Bllis -5 Thank you card from li. Santini - 6 Thank you from Ralph Burrus— 7 Thank you Kratoville Family,15 Peppermill Dr. for our call to their home and checkSlO.00 - 8^-rc of thanks from Mrs. Cliff Ellis - 9 Thank you from Bob Robbins, 59 Sunset Trail for our fast run to his home, also check for $20.00- 10 Letter from Tony H. DeCharis for our prompt and efficient call to his home to put out fire. Letter from Community Chest- ky-- er from State Assoc convention program book soliciting add. Letter from NCVFA solid add in program book/ Lotion by Wm. Rich 2nd by Garry Lewis tomake a S 15.00 donation to the Community Chest appeal. Notion aarried. Motions## by G. Doser 2nd by C. Kane to take half page add in State Program Book(Lost Lotion by J. Schrader 2nd by Garry Lewis to take an eighth page add in the State As.w ciation program book. Motion carried Motion by.H. Broomfield 2nd by G. Doser to take a half page add in the NCVFA program book. Motion carried. Jim. Schrader asked about having the pool table moved so his ^ept. could got into - vacated pool room. There was much discussion on this matter—it was finally settled Burt Ross would let Jim know when the table could be moved into the new Fire **all and Hare contacted Y.m. Allen , who sets up and repairs pool tables. Bill said that if the members wanted to move the table themselves he would be happy to guide them any ni^it wished but to remember that the slates on this table vzeigh about 450 lbs. The members decided that they would do this job, with ^r. Allens guidance and in this manner save aove $ 200.00 or there abouts. Hopefully this can be done in a week or two. Lotion by Jim. Schrader 2nd by John Fitzgerald that the ^ept. furnish sets of .:rass hardware for the members work and dress unifo ms. Motion carried. To make the minutes right there was a motion by R. Oldenburg 2nd by Jim. Schrader that ihe members move the Pool Table with the supervision of Wm. Allen. Motion carrie • There were some questions about the sick members and John Ellis stated that all .vere being cared for and also told the fellows that the VFY7 was setting up the keg of Roo^- -e er for all after the meeting. Fairport Fire Dept. April 13th, 1971 meeting continued. The treas. report was read to the Dept, giving a month by month accounting for the past year with the resulting figures as of the end of March,1971. Receipts of $45,069.96-Disbursements of #44,523.09- leaving a balance of §2528.48 in cash and §6000.00 in Fairport Loan and $2036.64 in the interest acct, at Security ^rust Co. Motion by Jim. Schrader 2bd by John Freyn that the treas. report be accepted as read. Motion carried . Chief Newman reported that there were 14 alarms durin$Iarch(copy on file) and stated that he wanted to thank all the officers and men who had worked with him during his term as Chief, that they helped to make it easier for him. Red also said that he thought that the property clerk should have his time and efforts rewarded by an increase . Motion by D. Venton 2nd by G. Foster that the property, clerk be raised to S 150.00 per year. Motion carried© The next order of business was election of Officers , etc. for the coming year. President Stewart appointed Ed. Davis and John Freyn as tellers. Cal also thanked the members for thir fine support during his term as President and hoped that the men would suppoer the incoming President with the same attention. Motion by J• Schrader 2nd by R. Jensen office that the Secretary be empowered to elected to office© Motion carried. that where there was only one candidate for cast ballot for the emeber and he would be Non. by Loren Pelton 2nd by John Freyn for James Erbland for PRESIDENT, there being no other nom. thr Secretary cast ballot for James Drbland and he was elected President for the coming year. Nom. b” Raymond Oldehburg 2nd by John Freyn for James Aparo for VICE PRESIDENT, there ceing no other nom. the Secratary cast ballot for James Aparo and he was elected Vice .‘'resident for the coming year© Lorn, by John Fitzgerald 2nd by G. other nom. the Treas cast ballot for coming year. Doser for E.H©Hare for §®3RSfAR¥, there being no o S.H.Hare and he was elected Secratary for the Nom. by John Fitzgerald 2nd by C. Stewart for Harold Marsh for TREASURER, there being no other nom. the secretary cast ballot for H. Marsh and he was elected TREASURER for the coming year • Nan. By H. Broomfield 2nd by Ray Oldenburg for Vivent ^ennelley, Sr. forSBT .-at-ARMS there being no other nom. the secretary cast ballot for Vincent Kennelley,Sr. and he was elected SGT .-at-ARMS for the coming year. Nom. by Dave ^enton 2nd by G. Doser for John Fitzgerald for PROPERTY CLERK, there being no other nom. the sacretary cast ballot for John Fitzgerald and he was elected PROPERTY CLERK for the coming year. Nom. by C . Herendeet^ 2nd by C. Stewart for Edmund Vfel$h,Jr. for TRUSTEE for THREE •^ARS, there being no other nom. the sacretary cast ballot for Edmund n'elch,^r. and he was elected TRUSTEE for THREE YEARS. IVAN MASCLEE DELEGATE Robt• NCI’, ny John Fitzgerald 2nd by H • Balbierer for as and BjyjWN as ALTERNATE to the NYS. Assoc. Convention, there being no other nom. the secretary cast ballots for Ivan Masxlee for DELEGATE and Robt. Brown for ALTERNATE to the NYS. Assoc, for the coming year. Nom. by Garry Foster 2nd by Ray Oldenburg for Ivan Masclee for CHIEF, there being no other nom. the secretary cast ballot for Ivan Masclee and he was elected CHIEF for the coming year • Fairport Fire Dept. April 13,1971 meeting cent. N®. by Loren Pelton 2nd by Wallace Kennelly for Robtert Brown for 1st. Asst. CHI there being no other non. the secretary cast ballot for V.m. Robert Brown and he was ected lst.°ASST. DHIEF for the coming year. Noe. by John Fitzgerald 2nd by Jim Schrader for Gerry Doser for 2nd ASST. CHIEF, being no other non. the secretary cast ballot for Gerry Doser and he was elected 2nd ASST. CHIEF for the coming year. President Jim. Erbland excused the tellers and the meeting continued. Chief Hasel thanked "Red" for his fine job as Chief and hoped that he would be able to carry on' many of the programs which had been set up. The members were told that to date we ha not receied. a bill for the food served at the 3rd. battalion meeting and rthat it wa furnished by Harvey at the Sterling Diner, so if we do not get a bill the Secratary should send a letter of thanks. The Hook and Ladder Company furnished the Pttsa to go with the Root Beer and they it was fine but by the time I had cleaned the pacers from, the desk all was consumed. there being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9s50 PH and all enjoye- cigars passed out by the Chief's. Roll Call 64 members present 33 " excused 17 " absent E.H .Hare, Sec. COil IT TEES Bntertaiment - Ray Oldenburg,Ch airman - Wallace ^kennely-Ray Crews - Roy Carl nelch - Herb. Gropp - Jiho. Burns® Law - vfta. Rich - John Fitzgerald - Lynn Bruening Audit - -• ropp - Gardner Lewis - Burt Ross Visiting - V.J.Lawler -E. Stolt - J. Ellis Refreshments - Ed. Davis Bands - R. Schrader - D. Fox - J. Freyn Fairport Fir© Department Fairport, New York Nay 3rd, 1971 Regular meetinr of the Fairport Fire, Dept, was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8»10PM by President James Erbland. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes v/ere approved as read. Bills totaling $ 3157 were presented by the treas. Motion by W. Kennelly 2nd by Ed. Clark to pay these bills. Motion carried. At this time Chief Masclee asked to give his report as he had to leave to be on duty in police dept, he reported; that there were 26 alarms during April, mostly grass fires (copy on file) Ivan also warned the members about riding in the rear of the grass truck ststing that it was extremely dangerous.He also said the fire hyd rants were going to be repaired by the Village and MCWA in thier areas. Chief ^as- clee said that 2nd Asst Chief Doser would be attending the Firemen's day event at Rochester and needed about ten men, nothing further so Chief hlasclee left meeting. The following communications were read to the members - Thank you card from "Butch Santillo - Thank you card fromH. Priest and letter from nershey,1’ialone and Assoc., concerning Bill for Club Room. Motion by ' 2nd by Ed. Clark to table bill from Hershey's Motion carried . Jim Schrader stated that the pool table would be moved Wednesday ni$it and also presented a bill from Mrs. uaine for bal. due on New Drapes which the Aux. had made for the Hall and Club room, amountin to $ 275.25.(The Total Bill for the drapes was aoout $ Motion by Motion by J. Schrader 2nd by Les Crane to pay this bill. Motion carried. me treas. report was rwad showing receipts of $3324.80 - disbursements of$2155.8 t leaving a balance of $387.39 in cash,$6000.00 in Loan and $20?6.64 in Int. Acct, at Security Trust. Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by J. Fitzgerald to accpet the treas. report as read* Motion carried* , j Trustee Tiber io, who inf orAt this time Elroy, trustee of Village Hoard restriction on parking ned that members that the Village Board was g would be anxious to have the •ep on East side of Hart street for a 90 day trial ig toQ dangerous, also try driving the Fire Equipment down tnis s and park st, chanring the time limit on parking on ar ft w Oldenburg stated that the cards for the Annua! banket were being - - was as in old smorgasboard in Niagara Falls afMotion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Les Crane ter State parade. Motion carried. . .n finished at the New Fire Hall andBurt Ross stated that everything was dose th0 p00i table till the hall was suggested that the rails and new cover be e ready for use* Approved by all* ia soon let him know when the SnorkleRed* llev/man stated that Mr. Shoemaker wo 1 would be ready for delivery. 11 under way, posters appearingDave ^enton stated that the Fund Drive was g^^ up about IlfOOAM• It was this week. Open house this week and the crews > . , . .. TT Hall as it would not be finished at thidecided against open house at the New Fire H erty for ins. coverage,etc. tine and there could be a case of it not being P ^nd asked the fellows to gat the return cards in as soon as possible. There h approved a smorgasboard after the NCVFA parade in Abburn(June) and an opinion ked about one after State Parade in Niagara Falls (August). April 3rd,1971 continued Don Fox stated that the By-Laws comm, was waiting for word from State Assoc. hoped to have this soon. Don also stated that the Alpine Girls ahd purchased new > instruments and were drilling very diligently, there will be 13 parades this but the Dept, will iharch in only 12 of these events. The Dept, was asked to sponser the Team in the Little league again this year ' cost of $ 150.00. Uotion by H. Neman 2nd by R. Consaul to sponser this event sem5 as in past season. Motion carried. k President Erbland welcomed R. Consaul and J. Zimmer back to our meetings and said he hoped that they would continue to gain their health and strength. Jin also introduced three new members to the Dept. Jim Crane - llm. Bradley &Ron. Wells, Red. Newman said he thought the Dept, should do something about purchasing film. or something for Rev. D'Annunzio as he was always ready to take pictures for the Dept, There was much discussion about this matter and it was thought that a gift to him for his Church would be more appropriate There was Motion by Ed. Clark 2r< " B. Broomfield to donate 05OC.OC for this purpose. Motion lost. Lodon by J. ^enney 2nd by Ed. Clark that the Sept, donate no less that $500.CC uo.Rev. D'Annunzio church fund from the receipts the ^ept. made at the VFW. Fair. This motion was carried. J. Kenney stated teat the like some iellows to volunte for the nights business. Carnival (VEW) crews were shaping up well but he ■ o- er to help R. Schrader get the beer tent stocked days There be^ng no further business the meeting was a.diourned at 9;40PL-. O Roll Call- o0 members present excused 11 absent 3>H.Hare, Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Hew York June 7th,1971 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department’ was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8»05FM by President James Erbland. The minutes of the read • last regular meeting were read to the Dept, and approved as Bills totaling $1179.10 J. Fitzgerald to pay these were presented by the treas. Motion by R. Crews 2nd by bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members.- Letter from E. Roch. Fire ^ept. inviting us to their parade Sat. July 31,197 1 Letter from Empire Weekleys asking our support in Graduation Pictures Letter from Fred A. Wi 11 iams,chairman, Legisiative Comm. Albany,N.Y. The card had been returned to East Rochester accepting their invitation. Motion by Ellroy Schutt 2nd by J, Kenney that the Dept, accept the request from rhpire Y/eekleys and be a sponser to Graduation Class Picture. Motion carried. $5.0C The letter from Mr. ’Williams was read to the members and is now on file. The trees, report was read showing receipts of $17,664.52-Disbursements of $13,870.29 leaving a balance of $7491.62 in cash,$6000.00 In ^irport Loaned $10,146.14 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co, Lo.ion by • - - J Roy Bergen to accept the treas • report as read* iAo >ion came Burt Ross speaking for the building comm, stated that as of June' 3HI the New Stewart Hall was ready for Occupancy, that insep be by Board Fire Comm and building comm, on June 8th. there were Of?icial corrected and finished but we would soon have keys to the bull i g. Opening to be set at later date. Chief Brown reporting for th. Dept. ester having the Transmission repaired. In fact checking into this matter at this time. The President thanked Ray Oldehburg and his the fellows^de banquet the Dept, had Sat. 6-5-71, it was one o. June3,1972 same placeo cided to try to get the same band for next year, the da^e duneo, bl a to attend the banquet,his daughterRay thanked his committee as he v/as no a fellows had signed for the v/as married the same day. Ray said that no' o ‘ set Thurs • 6-10-71. smorgasbord at Auburn and said the names would have Sunday June 27th at Lima and allThe Dept. Golf Tournament had been set up fo wishing to take part were asked to sign up soon. . . all was set but he needed theJack %nney reporting for the l air s «a’e Schrader days. money for the Beer license., and again asked for help rirls had with their bus so were notDon Fox explained the trouble the Alpine the By_Laws comm. would able to attend our Memorial day parade. Don a By-Law at July meeting. meet 6-14-71 and could possible present the pr p Robt. Donaldson,Ron.Gourley andPresident Erbland introduced the new mem - Hose Co> Dan Piccarelli from Hook &■. Ladder Co. anc e U i Of the way the furniture, etc. was movedJohn Fitzgerald said he was ashamec u-j„nt Erbland agreed with John and from the old club room to the new °ne.^0P^ honest with the beer end pop they also said he thought the members shou amount consumed. drank as the honor box never showed enough ipr------ --------- June 7thl971 cont Mrs. Chas. Baxter asked the members to check and see if any one took her coat mistake as she is short one coat. Please check around. Red. Newman# said he received a letter from Eastman Kodak Company ,who usuall picked a girl for Miss Flame during Fire Prevention week and they were not going do this now and suggested thatb# that: the Fire Companies select a Miss Flame of their own. Red is planning on attending a meeting this week and will try to get the reaction from the other fire companies and report back in July. c < o Once again the old question was asked by our local Baton Twirlers to join in our parades- this was graciously side stepped again* Due to Chief ^asclee being in Rochester, checking into the Snorkle-Chief Brown gave the Chief’s report* there were 19 alarms during May, mostly grass, however there was a suspicious house fire and two suspicious call at the Amreiean Can Co* Bob said that there was a need for drivers for the Old Buffalo and S-C 5 for some of the parades. Bob also said that the Grass ±ruck only would respond at all flush jobs and that GF-16 and s/d 5 should respond at all accident calls* One other subject was discussed, and John Fitzgerald read the rules on State parades-That the Hair should not roll over the tops of the Collars* The Dept* tries to win at all parades and this is a mark against the unit so all were asked to comply with the rules. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:15H'* E.H .Hare, Sec Roll Call* 49 Members present 39 ” excused 34 ” absent THE FIRE DEPARTMENT VILLAGE OF FAIRPORT. N. Y. IWAN MASCLEE Chief W_. ROBERT BROWN 1 st Asst. Chief GBERALD DOSER 2nd Asst Chief JAAMES ERBLAND Pres ident JMMES APARO Vice-President JOHN FITZGERALD Property C lerk E HIRAM HARE Secretory HAAROLD H. MARSH T reos urer VIINCENT KENNELLEY, SR. Sgt At Arms IN MEMORY OF HOWARD PRIEST A MEMBER OF FAIRPORT PROTECTIVES ASSOCIATION # 1, INC. JOINED JUNE 7th, 1957 DECEASED JUNE 19th, 1971 FOURTEEN (14) YEARS OF ACTIVE AND UNSELFISH SERVICE TO FIRE -DEPARTMENT OF THE VILLAGE. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York July 12,1971 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire department was called .to order in the Fire Hall at 8:07Hi oy.President James ^rbland. The meeting was postponed till the 12th due to, members being tied up on the 6th because of the VF.7 Fair. ci yjt ) The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. The only bill presented at this time was one from Dudley Lumber Company,Treas urer Harold Marsh was away and could not attend the meeting© Motion by J. Kenney 2nd by R. Consaul that the bill for Dudley Lumber Co. be paid and that the treas • be empowered to pay all outstanding bills VFVT Fair, etc© Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members- Thank you note from Community Chest of Roch. & lionroe County Thank you note from Bieler Family Thank you note from Oneita Marlett Family Thank you letter from Supervisor Lake Edwards for his enjoyable evening at our Annual Banquet© Due to the absence of the treas. there was notreasure report. 3. Ross speaking for the new Stewart Hall said that there were many corrections to be made and some work to be completed but this would soon be completed and some , items still short were in transit. Chief Brown , stated that the Snorkle was in Elmira and a lost letter had been sent to explain what should be done to the truck and that no money would be paid till truck was in operation and performing satisfactorily© R. Oldenburg stated that he and H. Gropp had been to Niagara plans for the smorgasbord after the KYS parade at the Red Coach inn per person and refreshments at good price aloo. Jack Kenney reported that the Fund,^^^fthought^the 2nd mailing that there were about 45% of cards still ou who WOrked to help make should get under way. Jack also thanked all should have turned out Sunday the VFVf Fair a success but said he thought mcre men should have , to help clean up the stands, etc. Jack ^ad that it looks q about $3100.00 profit for our dept, from die VFw Fair , V • To renort on thc Fairnotion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by H. Gropp o ac Ladi0S Aux> for their hel? and his suggestion the the Dept, donate $ 20 • at the event© Motion carried© n xa. -t-hATiks to-H.L. Steffen-Taylor RentalThe secretary was asked to sent letters . " timQ of the VFtf Fair. J. Fitz- Hagenbach and F. Dellaguardia for their help v,ho turned out at some time gerald said that he had kept a record of the helped in some manner but that to hilp at the Fair and that there were 80 mem who n j left about 35 men who did nothing© A Rv-Laws comm, would have a copy of theDon Fox said that he was sure that the by new Dept, by-^aws for the August meeting* . attended the N.Y.State Assoc, ofChief Brown stated that he and Chief .. WftS a mOst interesting and infor- Fire Chief's Conference at the Concord and tnar mative meeting. o t Pntzp-erald that the expenses of Chiefs BrownThere was a motion by D. Fox 2nd by F 5 and Doser be paid for the Dept© Motion can io July meeting Cont* Motion bv 3d. Welch 2nd by D. Granger that in the future the current Chief’s expen ses be paid by the Dept, v/hen they attended the NYS Fire Chief’s Conference. Carrie- Motion by R. Crews -2nd by Gardner Lewis that the entertainment Comm, expense; be -- when they had to set up dates for reservations for Convention aparade and Smorgasbor-s. this motion earned• • There was some discussion about chattering a bus for the trip to Niagara^Falls for~ the NYS Convention and it was decided that the secretary send out cards to the me..cer- asking ho?/ many would prefer to go bu Bus. to this event. Gardner Lewis-stated that he was approached by the Chamber of Commerce and asked j the Dept, was planning on making a donation the Chamber to help in their 4th celebr^--= Motion by Jack ^enney 2nd by R. Bergen to donate $ 200.00 to the Chamber out also them to keen the Dept, informed of their plans in the future. Motion carried Motion by G. Doser 2nd by L Crane to donate $ 20C>00 to the Fire Police. Carried. Stanley Austin, new member of Protectives was introduced to the members. Th°re was some discussion about who should be talcing care of the coolers in the and the truck at parades. It was decided that the Property clerk should handle this er. and get the money from boxto the Treas. There was about 45 minutes of discussion about the handling of refreshments at parades and who should have charge of the truck handling this item. Motion oy r*c*,^*’*’> 2nd by R. Bergen that the 2nd Asst. Chief should have charge of this matter and tha^^ cooler locked v/hen the parade starts and not be unlocked until the truck was r-- —- to the Hall. Refreshments could be given to brother firemen and close friends(use o*- judgement) but no refreshments to Alpine Girls or other contracted unit. Chief Mas clee being at the Village Board meeting,2nd Asst. Chief Brown gave the chief’s report. 15 alarms during June -1 Mutual Aid to B/^asin - heavy Tfcater damage a- H.P.Leun- solvent fire at Am. Can Co and other misc. calls. Bob also thanked <-he for the fine job done at the Fire on West Ave. July 10th. many fellows overcome by in fact tne ambulances took 8 men to the hospital and one of our men V«r. Stanley ha a relaps sat. evening. XPres. Erbland read a very impressive afcticle on OUR FLAG and hops?more people see and read this item. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned 10f05 K. E.H.Hare, Sec. Roll Call 48 members present 30 ” excused 43 ” absent President James ^rbland asked the members to stand at attention for a few minutes in honor of Howard Priest who passed away June 19th, 1971. Hov/ard will be greatly missed by his fellwo firemen as he was always willing and glad to help in any way e could to help the Dept, and especially the Fire Police. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York August 2nd,1971 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8j00H' by President James ^rbland. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no cor rections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $/ K^were presented by the treas. Motion by Jim. Schrader 2bd by Joe Zimer to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members. Thank you card from Ed. Johnston Letter from Red Cross telling of First Aid Programs (No interest) to clean the Station and things would soon be ready xor us . Plywood was needed for the cupboards in the new hall, notion by R. ■’ensen 2nd by R. •3rews to secure this item® Motion carried* Keys needed for the Hew Hell, motion by Les. ™ * «• t0 paroh ase these keys« Motion carried© Chief “sown reported that the New(?) Snorkel was still Indira and did not know just what the status vzas at this time© • 4-0 o-e 725©23-disbursements of $10,676.37fne Treas. report was read showing receipts of SI , j10i146.14 in .leaving a balance of $11,540 ©48 m cash-^6, • Trnv/pii 2nd by B. Schutt to accept Interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by Cord. Trowell -7 *the treas* report as read© Motion carried© Dave Won reported on the Fund Drive stating that ■ date and that there was approximately $9,000.00 stall available. that there v/ould be bo Bus niredWallace Kennely reported on the Buss were 120 cards sent to the mem-for the State Convention parade at Niagara a s, v -.p^ors did not have the time or ’bars- 13 wanted a bus - 41 did not want the bus -so 66 members ■interest to answer. . , ... . „n other report from sick committee.Ralph Burrus was reported on the sick li » Made Motion about raised Bv-Laws for the Department Don Fox ###$ the proposed New Constitution v-iond (copy on file) these were read by President James r Gordon Trowell stated that Hy-Drant Stakes would be provide y , ral . Stewart reported that itDon Fox asked about the the Sesqui Centenial para , would be held Thursday Aug© 12© ,. u wnuld not receive, Chief Brown saidEngine # 45 was reported as having a Radio w it would be fixed or replaced© v- 4-q Motion by E* Schutt 2nd by C* Welch t oHenry Van Dorpe asked about new bowling s nr , . « not more than $ 10*00 each ^purchase new shirts for the three bowling teams Itfotion carried. ,, x- vi rn Wflvz Fire Hall, he is to keep inDave venton asked about planning on dedication f •touch v/ith Burt Ross© nAnt* set a page in the minutes inNotion by Red Newman 2nd by Cal. Stewart that the Dep August 2nd, Continued memory of Howard Priest. Motion carried. Chief flrown reported that there were 13 alarms during July(copy on file) and thou a letter of thanks should be sent to "VJiity”Orntfor. use of snoq fence used at Fair. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:55 HI Roll Call 54 embers present 21 " excused 45 " absent John Fitzgerald,Sec pro tem ( Hare absent Death in family^ Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Sept. 7th,1971 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8105 PM by Vice President James Aparo. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. The Secretary asked the members what they wished to say on the page in records concerning Howard Priest and it was decided to have the date he joined the Dept, and the date deceased. Motion by Broomfield 2nd by Jim. Schrader-Passed. Bills totaling $ 176.95 were presented by the treas. Motion by D. Fox 2nd by R. Crews to pay these bills. Motiobn passed. A bill received from Dr. Kraai for examination of Mr. Robert 3. - kbend was read to the Dept. Motion by R. Wood 2nd by Ed. Clark to send this to Mr. McVea for payment,with copy to Dr. Kraai. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept. - fpUows «t 1-Thank you letter from 0’Heaney's ,60 Brentwood for fine j° one y . Fire at their home. 2-Thank you note from R. Burrus.3- Letter fr® J of Commerce regardtag 5th Annual Fire Service RecogortconLjheon Friday Oct. »- Letter from HCVFA Chaplain requesting the t^r holo in Fairport Storage & Ice,Corp, with check for Fifty(^5 • ) , . Our position burning area for them. 6- Letter from Perinton Community Council a = - k in regards to their activities & $5.00 fee to help def ray ^eir expenses.Q you letter from St. John Fisher College telling us a^ ne^ PP fire persistent care shown by the Firemen at the time of eir g- a in mofflents. ey plan in the near future to have the men at their p ace o Fire Hall to 8- Letter from Rush Fire ^ept. inviting us to their dedication of New be held Oct. 3rd, 1971 2-5 PM.9- Letter from Monroe Communi y g many courses available to Vol# Firemen notion by R. Crewe 2nd by J. Fitzgerald that the Dept, purchase a table from the Roch. Chamber of Commerce for Oct .1st. lunchean. Motion came .($ Motion by G. Foster 2nd by H. Norman that the Dept. donate S5.00 W to Perinton Community Council and tell them of our activities in area. Motion by C. Stewart 2nd by Ed. Clark that th®QDattendednTPolice convention at Fire Police and one other member of Fire Police b Contour Falls Sept. 25th, 1971. Motion carried® . . 8 280.00-Disbursements of $2760.24The treas. report was read showing receipts s 310146.14 in Interest leaving a hatanco of 59060.24 in =ash46000.00 :in :Land »“.r to accept th e acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by R. Olfenburg ^na y treas. report as read. Motion carried® John Fitzgerald presented GTrophies won at Farmington(l for Aux) and best at State Assoc and a 4th at State Assoc. John Fitzgerald asked the Dopt. if they would s^onLred by the manager for the State Assoc, parade to ve hel the D0pt> support Monore County Asso. Motion by Don Fox 2nd by R. 1973 instructed the Sec_ John in his bid for parade chairman for Sta effect. Carried. rotary to send letter to Vfau Rich, President o , h . , nottAd 818601.50 to date and that aGarry Foster stated that the Fund rive had 2nd mailing would soon bo sent out. „ o , ,,r T pnttinaoD that the Dept. sponser theH. Van Dorpe requested and moved 2nd by T. P- Bowling Teams a pain this year. $ 22.50) fco ion -2- Sept « 7th, 1971 cont. Vin Lawler, said he had sent Flowers to Mr. Kingsley at Oncida(father of L. Kingsley) but did not learn og ^ardner Lewis's brothers death till after funeral so requested OK to send donation to Luthern Church Memorial Fund. Motion by W Rich 2nd by Bd. Clark to send donation to Church in Mr. Lewis ‘“emory. Carried. Vice Pres. Jim thanked the fellows for the many prizes and trophies season and asked the fellows to keep up the fine work. won this past It was suggested that Red. Newman take donation to Rev. D8Annunzio townrd his Church Building Fund and ask him if he would act as our Chaplain. Red Said the Reverand would.be happy to act as our Chaplain,after talking to him on the phone. There were many questions concerning the dedication of the New Stewart Hall, there was a motion by V.'Kernel ley, Jr'. 2nd by R. Wood that the fellows get together Thurs. nite bring rakes, shovels, etc and get the yard in shape for seeding, carriea The subject of New Constitution and By-Laws was brought up, Motion by T. Pittinaro 2nd by R. Crews that due to the fact that the Chief’s and all line officres were, no at the meeting(due to drill on new Snorkle) that action on this matter be postpones ti — October meeting. Motion lost. Don Fox,chairman of the committee on New Constitution & By-Laws read them to the Each Article was explained and acted on seperatly. There were a few changes and el- were acceptable to the members present except Article #5 of the By-Laws which was defeated and dropped from the approved new Constitution and By-Laws. IN the meantime all the Chief’s and Line Officers returned from the drill and. present for the voting* The new Constitution and By-Laws with all corrections will be presented at the OCt* meeting. .Roy Bergen stated that the Annual Golf Tournament would be held i and asked for some money for prizes. Motion by T. Pittinaro 2nd by Vftn. Zimmer to donate $ 50.00 for this event. Motion carried. Don Fox thanked the fellows for their actionon the Nev/ Constitution & By-Laws and suggested that the Companies try to get together and revise their By-^aws to comply with the Dept. ones. Chief Masclee reported that there were 13 alarms during August, one bad fire at^ 6 Putnam Circle ,House completely damaged and residents extremely fortunate to get out in time, there were also many calls due to the high winds and rain in this area. Ivan warned the feller,vs about driving to and from fires, to check their speed watch Red limits and careless driving. Ivan also stated that the line officers should check the trucks after all drills as many items were missing from trucks after some the drills There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 11$45H4 and all enjoys- cols pizza and warm refreshments. E.H.Hare, Sec. Roll Call (Banner Meeting) 70 ^embers present 2 6 ” excused 24 n absent would.be Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Oct. 4th,lS71 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Dept, was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8J05HI by Vice Pres. James Aparo, President James Srbland arrived shortly after and continued the meeting. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept.,there being no cor- factions the minutes were approved as read© Bills totaling $ 60.00 were presented by the treas. Motion by Gardner Lewis 2nd . by R. Jensen to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept. 1- Letter from Robt. McVea family explaining the $5.00 change owed to Dr. Kraai,and stating that they would pay© 2- Thank you note from Richard Keenan. 3-Thank you note frcm Kingsley Family. 4- Thank you note from H. Lewis Family. 5- Certificate from Luthern Church of the Redeemer in memory of Harry Lewis. 6- Letter from Mrs. Edna Brown, Ch airman Planning Comm.for Community Effort telling of Fhilharminic Week and concert Wed. Oct. 23rd. 7-Letter frcm MCVFA requesting payment for members who are NYS. members. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Crews to pay the §1.00 dues to the County Assoc. at present 15 memvers. Motion by Elroy Schutt 2nd by Ed. Clark to tab le this action until November meeting Motion carried. The treas • report was read shewing receipts of $600.00-disbursements of$15o0.12 leaving a balance of $8110.12 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $10,298.80 in interest acct, at Security J-rust Co. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by R. Crews to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. Motion by H• bpoomfield 2nd by R. Jensen that the treas. transfer the money in the Loan Assoc, from the 5% interest acct to the 6°/o interest acct. Motion carried. Motion by Ed • at the time of th Clark 2nd by R. Schrader that the Dept, furnish the Cider and e Haloween Farade. Motion carried. Do-Nuts - , 4-u«4- fhP Chief’s be empowered to Roof RackMotion by D. Fox 2nd by J• Fitzgerald h hnek at the November meeting mounted Flashers and Sirens for their cars ano report back at notion carried. E. Marsh thanked the Dept, for sending hiin and *** the sterns discussed seminar at Watkins Glenn. Harold also t°la ^i/vol. Firemen have to obey all the at this meeting and warned the fellows tha related do not pass Stopped Eotor 7ehicle Laws and were subject to aries. i » current glue light card School Bus unless motioned to pass by the river v/ith them. . V • h Ha had received from the Village Board, regard-Chief liasclee had a letter read which he had rec letter on f.10> There waS ing the driving, parking and actions of t e mem e , COItnnon sense and calm action. much discussion on this matter but all were as 9 . . a-jj times unless called) tJOne Manned Truck to stay on i. . d except for a few small items Burt Ross stated that the New Stewar Hal v a furnish the building, more info. and that it was now up to the Village or e «P • Nonday Oct. 11th. on this matter after the Village Board meeting to be nei - , ~ cjprvice, Bob reminded the fellows ofChief ^rown stated that the Snorkle was nov the bad weather ahead and to use caution. There was a ques tion about the polos for the Fire Hydrants and G. Trowell stated that all was in readiness and would be handled this week. n « vi4-^ -bn the President and copy to the SecretaryThe Hew By-Law sOor roc ted v/ere "L asked the Companies to try and get their by Don Fox. Don thanked all who helped and askeci rne f By-Laws to conform with the new Dept. ones. October meeting continued. In compliance with the New' By-Laws it became necessary to elect a Communications Offi cer. Lotion byH. Broomfield 2nd. by all that W. Gordon Trov/ell be nominated. Nominati- ns closed and Gordy was elected Communications Officer. 1st. Asst Chief Bob Brown reported that there were 12 alarms during September, one in which quick action perhaps saved the life of a member of the family, this fore was on West Church Street, Bob also stated that the 3rd. Bat. training would be held at East Rochester 3 nites as follows Oct. 28-Kov.ll - Dec. 16th. Roy Bergen stated that the Golf Tournament was a hugh success and thanked the fell ows and also the ^ept. for the funds for the awards. Two new members were introduced Roger Spafford and Carl Brant, There being no further business the meeting was adjp rned at 9s30Ri, Roll Call, . 45 ^embers present 35 ” . excused 3S ” absent E.H.Hare, Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fair port, Nev; York 72-i - yj Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire department was called to order in LhP JSr. Woiiat8«10PM by President James Erbland . r ln ''he Firs Hal1 The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., there being ho corr actions the minutes were accepted as read. 6 Bills totaling $570.19 were presented by the treas. Motion by C. Stev/art 2nd by Gard. Lev/is to pay these bills© Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members.- 1- Thank you note from John Freyn - 2- Thank you card from Kingsley Family - 3 - Request from State Assoc, for don ation to Home on Hudson - 4 - Request from NCVFA for Add in year book - 5 - Letter from Village Clerk asking Pres© Erbland and Sec. nare to attend the Town Board meeting concerning Fire Protection Contracts for coming year. Motion by R. Clements 2nd by Ed. Y/elch to table request from State Assoc, for dona tion to Home on the Hudson. Motion carried. Motion by Ed. Clark 2nd by L. Crane to table request from NCVFA for Add in year book. Motion carried. Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by L. Crane that; *98; Town Board meeting and be empowered to sign contracts for Bire Town if approved by the Village. Motion carrie , /xccnr telling of a Book being prepared byChief ^asclee had a letter from State * • - « j_*on kv tj, BrOomfield 2nd by the or the History of the State Assoc, price S 5.50. notion ; .. John Silis to purchase this Book. Motion carried. . . d-ni p-iven by the County Assoc.Wn. Rich,Pres, pf Monroe County Assoc, explains - me^bers of County Assoc. tonembers who had been delegates to Staue as°c* countv Assoc . so Bill was to check There seems to be more than the' 15 memoers snoun y . elirible to belong to into this matter and be able to prepare names of IF. who this plan of the County, report at December mee mg. Motion by W. Rich 2nd by J. Schrader membS^Bill obtains by .Association for the 15 members now known an y • December meetinf. Motion carried© *1" d ti dept. to know that Burt RossJfcn. Schrader had to leave the meeting but wan e ® off*§ 100t00 from his bill Ihad done a wonderful job in the club room an. a so fittings for the new sink also that %rry Docer'c company had furnished the sink in the Club room. Many thanks from the member • +• nf $35.00-Disbursements of §S06.B4The treas. report was read showing receipts . $10298.80 in interest acct. leaving a balance of $7238.48 in cash-$6000.00 in L Elements to accept the treas. ; at Security ‘xrust Co.. Motion by ^ard. Lewis 2nd by K. •.report as read. Motion carried. to Carlton DeWolf architect for theBurt Ross read a letter from Mayor McDonogn above his obliga- JStowart Hall thanking him for allthe work and tim> he E ttion in getting things done by the various con r 1st. ❖RAJ Asst. Chief Bob Brown told the members that the Snorkle had been performing very «ell for the past ten days and thought it might be in condition for tne Board to accept. 2nd Asst. Chief Gerry Doser cars could be purchased for $ stated that the racks with siren and lights for the Qhief1 225.00 each Lotion by H. Gropp 2nd by R. ^ergen that the Dept .sponsor the bowlers for State Tourna sent at approximately $20.00 per man. Motion carried .(April 29,1972) Gerry Doser asked the Dept, to purchase shoulder badges for the Fire Police,Motion byL. c/ane 2nd by R. Wagner that the Dept, purchase the shoulder badges for the Fire Police. Motion carried. Motion by R< Clements 2nd by D. Fox that the Dept, purchase the Racks, with lights a and siren for Chief’s cars which will be passed on the the succeeding Chief’s. Motion carried. (Those lights ,etc to be dept. property) There was much discussion concerning furniture and the committee was asked to have their requests for the December meeting* Motion by T. Pittinaro 2nd by D. Granger to sell Coke machine to Ed. Clark- Motion passed with the stipulation that the Coke machine and old refrigerator be move: Tuesday Nov. 2nd from the Hall.( Price $ 20.00) John Ellis asked that there be a light left on at the Stewart Eall so the Police could check out on their rounds* John also stated that the Fire Companies could use some extra money as their Company was broke and he thought all the companies could use sone extra money. • c Red. Neman told the uept. that he had seen a very good picture on train accidents and fires and asked Cal. Stewart if he could plan to have this shown at the December meeting. Cal. said he would take care of this matter. Motion by Frank Wood 2nd by Garry Lewis that the Dept, donate $500.00 to the Fire Companies in the Dept. Motion carried. R. uillie was reported as being very sick and in the Strong Hospital Rev. D’Annunzio , who had planned to be at the meeting but was called just before meeting started stated that he wanted to thahk the fellows for their donation to his building fund and that the plans were just about ready for the building. . Pres, irbland thanked Don Fox and his committee for the fine job done at Hallowed witn the Do-huts and Cider-Don also thanked his helpers. Cnief Jrwon stated that there were 10 alarms during October and warned the fell°;S of the slippery weathre ahedd. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9f45PM« Roll Call. E.H^are, Sec. 56 32 35 Members ii Present Excused Absent Fair port Fire department Fairpoet, New York 12-6-71 Regular meeting wasassembeled in the Fire Hall at 8»00FM at which time movies of tra- iin wreck West of Rochester were shown by County Co-ordinator Y/ilbur %inz. These movie s mere most helpful in showing the members the many problems and dangers involved at times ssuch as this. President Jim Erbland called the meeting to order at 8*40 , thanked Y/ilbur for the movies and his informed explanation and proceeded with the business of the meeting. The minutes of the previous meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Dills totaling 5 76.62 were presented by the treas. and Harold also informed the ifellows that he was expecting several more bills in a few days. Motion by Ed. Clark c2nd by Jard. Lewis to pay these bills and the anticipated ones Harold remarked about. •Lotion carried. The following communications were read to the Dept. - Thank you from R. Willie Fam .ily for Thanksgiving basket - Thank you letter from Cub Pack$309 to Don Fox for making sjheir October meeting a huge success. - Letter of thanks(also check for $50.00) from ““enry Hamlin for our efficient work at their house fire.- Letter from Board of Bdu- vcarion asking for donation to their Southern Student Teacher program. Motion by Ed. Clark 2nd by That the Dept, should not donate to the —oarc of Education at this time. Motion carried. me ireas. report was read showing receipts of $1073.00 -Disbursements of $3527.65 Heaving a balance of $4783.83 in cash -$6000.00 in Loan and $10298,80 in Interest acct. - Security -rust Co. Motion by ^ard • Lewis 2nd by R. Crews to accept the treas. report 5-5 read. Lotion carried. Jim” Schrader presented a list of the furniture the committee thought necessary to chase for die new Stewart Hall and the remodeled Club room in present main hall/ totaled $4939.99 and a fev; other items werealso needed. Jim told the fellows •-•-ha. the new television in the club room was a donation from the Electronic Hospital -Operated by i-r. I.iller and thought a letter from Dept, was appropriate.(List of fur- miture on file) Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by R. Crews that the $5000.00 due the Village in accord ance with our commitment be used to purchase this furniture this year in stead of pay- —to Village Motion carried. -.Ocion by E. Balbierer 2nd by R. ^ensen that the Dept, purchase a Xmas tree and furn fishings for Stewart Hall. Motion carried. Vice President James Aparo asked the fellows if they knew of any family in need for XKnas and if they hear of any to let him know. Don. Fox stated that the donated toys were beginning to come in and that the fellows would distribute them 7/ed . before Xmas*. Don also stated that he hoped the new By-Law bo odks could be ordered in January, waiting for some prices. Don also asked about the -ar.d for coming season and Pres. Erbland told him that he and his committee had full ceharge of this and to select what they wanted and if anyone complained, he could rest aassured of being on the committee next year. Tv.-o letters held over from Nqv. were presented again to the Dept. 1- letter request- iionation to Home on the Hudson and one requesting Add in NCVFA year book. Motion by IQ. Oldenburg 2nd by Ed. Clark to reject these requests for this year. Motion carried. told Of the Xmas Party to bs h01d Sunday 12-12-71 and stated that . ouia oe no Beer and that in the future there would be no smoking at Dept, meetings Dec. 6th,1571 cont. 2nd Asst. Chief Gerry Doser stated that there were 11 alarms during Nov.(copy on File) and the the Third Batt, meeting at L-endon Dec. 15th. Gerry also stated that the Advisory committee would he activated this month and that they would be meeting with the Village Board in the near future to discuss and plan with them the needs of the Dept.( Gerry said the Sec. could hold off notifying the Village od our proposal of buying the furniture instaed of donation to Village this year) President Erbland appointed a public Henry 3roomfield. Relations comm- R, Bergen,Gardner Lewis and There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 10:15 Fid. E. Hare, Sec. Roll Call. 49 Eembers present '38 " excused 35 " absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, N. Y. Jan. 3rd,1972 Re-ular meeting of the Fairport Fire department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 6jO5 H.1 by Vice President James Aparo The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the ^embers, there bein* no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $183.28 were presented by the Treas. Motion by C. Stewart 2nd by R. Jensen to pay thes^ bills. Motion carried. lhe following communications were read to the members.- Letter from the Bonbrake family thanking us for our Xmas Basket - Thank you card from J. Santillo for thank sgiving remembe rance, — ihank you from R. illie Family for Xmas basket. - Letter f ron /illage stating that they were expecting the $5000.00 payment as per our agree ment and al^o for the money we were spending on furnishing our Stewart Hall and tiain Hall and Club room. The treas. report was read as follows- Receipts $280.00 - Disbursements $628.20 leaving a Balance of $4435.63 in cash, $6000.00 in Loan and $10,414.34 in interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by Les. Crane to accept the -reas. report as read. Motion carried. me subject of Fireman of the year award from Fairport-Webster Elks and also from .-airport-Perinton J.C’s. was discussed from the floor. Motion by BobB^rown 2nd by ^ard. Lewis for Cal. Stewart for this award to Elks. Motion carried -Motion by Ed. Clark 2nd by For V. Lwaler for award from J.C’s Carried. 'ice President Jim Aparo thamked all those who helped on the Xmas Baskets and distributing of the food and toys , with special thanks to Don Fox for all his help in this event. • • Pres. Jim read a letter from Pres. J. Erbland as foflriihra - Ed. Davis to have charge of Beer money from both Halls-J. Fitzgerald to keep tally of Beer in coolers- ‘•here would be no Beer at Stewart Hall- from now on No Free Beer, the keys to coolers -e held by the thrzree Chief’s. There was a motion by C. Stewart 2nd by H. Newman to table action on this letter, from President till he was present at future meeting. -otion carried . . Lotion by Ed. Clark 2nd by Gary Lewis that the members be allowed to smoke dur- iDg meetings Motion carried. There was some discussion about the Advisory Comm. H. Broomfield stated that the had its first meeting and that he was elected to chair this comm/ and that v* Aparo was the secretary of this comm, thay will meet once a month and would be advisory comm only and not a directors comm. The David Granger affair was discussed, Sec. read letter writven to D. Granger dated 12-17-71, (this letter was never delivered) also letter from Chief Ma clee to isc. -are dated 12-21-71. Motion by Gardner Lewis 2nd by Les. Crane to hold let ter of 12-21-71 until such time as the Chief’s and the President and Captain of the Brotectives had time to reconvene and make finsl decission fcn this case. Carried. Pres, instructed Sec. to send copy of this motion to the Chief’s- Pres, and V. res oi ept. and the Pres, and Capt of the Protectives. 1st Asst Chief Robtt Brown rave Chief’s reprt of 16 alarms during December(copy on file) 3ob also stated that there would be an instructor with training films at ^■.ursady nights meeting and that there would be the Mon. County Chief’s meeting •ed. Jan. 12th, 1972 There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9<50FM. E.H.Hare, Sec Roll Call 52 m em bers present 33 m em b0A s Excused 35 m em bers abse nt A m ee tin g o f th o D isc ip lin ar y C om m . for fin al Ju di ca tio n o r 2nd by - Thank you from & Hilt Dryer - 3 by Eo Broomfield family - Thank us in their fellows did • inuroming us of the Centennial Book, one 9 Qpt . asking us to partake in their Fairport Fire department Fairport, Nev; York Feb*7th,1972 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Dept* was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8tO5B' by Vice President James Apace,who lead the members in salute to the Flag. The minutes of the previous meeting were read to the members, there being no corr ections the minutes were approved as read* Mayor KcDonoghue was present at the meeting and v;as introduced to the members,he did not come with any problem that we know about and left meeting in about 20minutes. Bills totaling $916.46 were presented by the treas .Motion J. Schrader to pay these bills as read. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members, - 1 of Chief Traugott(Rochester)- 2 - Kerry Xmas card from Linda . - you letter from Forestport Fire Dept, for forwarding a letter to them sent to error - 4 - Thank you letter from Egypt Fire Assoc, for our men filling in at ^all the nighb they held their Banquet and for the fine sprucing up in their Bldg.- 5 - Letter from State Associ ' ~ on oider now - 6 - Letter frcxn Onondaga Fire Convention book* Motion by R. Jensen 2nd bv F & - m Convention program. Motion carried° letter from Onondaga Fire requesting The treas. report was rea^ sho-ine- °f ««13.63 £’ 2 SPOC °f ^-OO-disbursements of S3187.CC render^ XL ' “°tira * »• 2 n“ W 5 \"-LOan “d ®2414-84 *» Interest acet. enaer„d. Lotion carried. J- z^er to accept the Treas. report as A report asked for hv B n“erS and is in hands'of Cpres' to Averages was read to the r.e ^enton stated that h t/eas? raid'5-0^! 5h°Uld get ^er^ay^r^od^0^ the upcominK Fund Drive and tho aid that count on last drhe wa^SS H. Broomfield stated . last nJetint11^^ °f eaCh month‘^The^hl/^^c® Was nOW or^ised and would meet water lab! tl'ere told how «ie fik ratt the ins^ance rating dept, at v'ere nor±?HityLCOndition hose and J 9Stabli^ed, age of equipment, considering r i° °ften in fac etc. and that these checks C SEE tor'P1T"“‘ °f pwer.Xv about 7 'W. shpffld »e ■eo. e.raipment and be in - ™ecrinr into purchar.es, By-Law print’s The committee als , * ° Ullage Board on these matters. -y-Laws, changing ^Article 4-7 to read Ccwittee-consiL .to Article# -5.1 X a6? T “d Lin’ °ffl»ers Xho cX8 Chlefs-Presldent of Dept.- Ms cX :eyi0”»”‘ °f the contXJ^S >™lve<-.It shall be their duty to •mus ,ear the charged member asLeell ,dClde Upon thl>disoiplinary action. Jack X,nney asW x "en as “J witnesses to the offense. their Fair to be held July8!^^^'!;’^ pla™^ on joining tho VTW this year with ererttthlstsX’rCl'roHond by f4, 1;elson that the Fire D„t • ■ nuuroer. iiotion carried. re UePt« join with the VFVl in the? Don Fox reported that thp Bn /i Alpine Girls. Motion by Ed. Clark Ind^y1™ Jensen’to ^ expensive and asked about t again this year. Motion carried. * uensen to contract with the Alpifae Girls purchar.es Fire Dept. Feb. 7th cont The members were reminded that the County Assoc. Testimonial dinner for Win. Rich would ’fee held Hay 13th at the Party House. More Info Lates Carl Welch stated tn at he had tenative plans had been made at Newark for a smorgasbord eafter the NCVFA Convention. A question was asked about the amount of money the fellows could plan on for the par- tade for VFW Fair. Motion by D. Venton 2nd by Ed. Nelson that they could plan on the same i amount as last year. $$ Vo Pres. Apaeo appointed Ray Crews-Clarence Herendeen and Dale N eeman on the committee to handle the refreshment and sausage stands at the VFW. Fair and • Jchh Fitzgerald to handle the invitation and Parade for this event. President Wallace Kennelly of the Protectives stated that the action concerning a mem- Iber of their Company had been handled to the satisfaction of all concerned. Motion by Wm. Likly 2nd by Do Fox that the ^ept.accept the decision of the Protectives :in this matter • Sec. nare told the members that Rev. DfAnnunzio would show some pictures of the Appolo Haunch and many more of the Space center if the fellows would like to see them,ltwas odecided to have these shown at the March meeting. Chief Masclee reported that there were 7 alarms during January(copy on file) and that '•.".ere were still some problems with the new Snorkle. Roy Bergen asked about some type of uniforms for the operating crews for the new -snorkle and the VP asked the advisory comm, to check into this matter and come up with :sone prices for the next meeting. There being no further business the meeting was dajourned at 9;50Ri® E.E.Hare,Sec0 IBoll Call 64 members present 2? ” excused 28 ” absent Fairport Fire department Fairport, New York March 6th, 1972 Rerular meeting of the Fairport Fire Departmentwas called to order in the Fire Hall at 81IOFK by Vice President James Aparo, after the salute to the Flag The mee ,mg was turned over to Rev .D’Annunzio and his daughter Jean and they proceeded to show die bers the pictures they had taken at the Kennedy Space Center oi the Apollo launch to the koon.they also had many slides of areas which are not opened to the Public as the;; v.’ere invited to this event as members of the press .After viewing these, pictures one *. has a better idea of ihe magnitude of the complexities of this fantastic ven ure, a necessary checks,precautions and vigilance involved. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Dept., There be^ng no correstions the minutes v/ere approved as read. Billstotaling §466.05 v/ere presented by the treas. Motion by W. Kennelly 2nd j\ Les Crane to pay these bills. Motion carried. Motion by Les. Crane 2nd by Ed. ^elson to grant a Honorarium to the Secretary Treasurer and Property Clerk as im previous years. Motion carried© The following communications were read to the ^ept. 1- Letter from the County Fire Advisory Board pertaining to number changes on equipment 2- Letter from ^euar Fire ^ept. asking us to take Add iriNCFFA Convention Sounenir Book.3- Letter iron Onondaga County Fire Assoc, telling of the 103th State Assoc. Convention to be hos ted by them and list of dates Motion oy H. Broomfield 2nd by S. Hartman that the Dept, take a $25.00 Add in LCVFA Convention Souvenir Book. Motion carried. The treas. report was read showing receipts of $1115.92-Disbursements of$1305.7o leaving a bal. of 4123.60 in cash -$6000.00 in Loan and $2414.34 in interest acct a- Security Trust co. Motion by H. ^roomfield 2nd byD. llewgian to accept the treas r^p ort as read. Motion carried. Dale Newman reported that the invitations were sent out for the parade at time oi YFW. Fair and some answers had be received back. H. Broomfield, speaking for the Advisroy comm, stated that they lahd held a meeting and discussed the equipment needed and that this would be presented to the Villa5® Board at their next meeting, for theri budget. "•ext order of business was action in regard to the change in the BY-Lav/s. oha-g- Article 4.7 to delete(”the next meeting of the Fire Department when the may be acted upon by the Department'*) TO ”A MEETING OF THE DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE TO BE ARRANGED FOR FINAL JUDICATION OF THE CONTROVERSY#11 Article 5.8 DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE -The committee shall consist of three(3) Chiefs PrediJent of the Fire Dept.,President and Line Officers of the Company involved. It shall be their duty to make a final settlement of the controversy and decide on ^ne Disciplinary action. This committee must hear the charged member as well as any witness to the offense. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Stan. Austin that the Dept .accept the changes in By-Laws as stated in the letter of Feb. 14th,1972 sent to all members of the Dept. by Secretary B.H.Hare of the Fairport Fire department. Motion carried. Wm. Likly member of the Town of Perinton Board stated that the Tov/n Board had crc ated a Fire Advisory Board, comprised of the Town Board -Presidents and Chiefs 0 all Fire Depts, in Tov/n. the County Co-ordinator and the Director of Town Building Housing* this Board will meet whenever necessary to review plans of projects being developed in tov/n to assure adequate fire protection. Fair port Fire department — Fairport, Nev/ York Earch 6th, 1972 continued Chief Ivan Easclee gave the following report, there v/ere 6alarms during February 'h.iere v/ere stand by crews at the halls during the severe snow storm reb ££ 19th. thank this fact that there were no calls as I wonder how they could have been answered. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned atlO;35PLi. Holl Call 35 members present 38 " excused 46 " absent 3.H.Hare Sec. Copy of letter sent to all members regarding the BY-La?/ change attached to hack of this sheet. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT VILLAGE OF FAIRPORT. N. Y. IVAN MASCLEE Chief W- ROBERT BROWN 1st Asst. Chief GERALD DOSER 2nd Asst. Chief February 14, 1972 JAMES ERBLAND President JAMES APARO Vice-President JOHN FITZGERALD Property Clerk To All Members Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York E- HIRAM HARE Secretory Harold h. marsh Treasurer VINCENT KENNELLEY S9* At Arms the Fireman6Meetlng of the Fairport Fire Department held in the a Ch^e ^egaalr meeting to be held in tL' to be voted on at the 1972 at 8-00 pm Flre HaH Monday evening March 6th, * ' 3S follows: a final settlement of the This committee must hear the of the Fairport Fire Department at 8:00 P. m. Monday evening March ARTTCLE -4.7 - chlef . Delate„t. e su^ect may acted upon bu ™eeting of the Fire Department when ary Cowittee to be arra^ L 'i^Ty " * meetin* of Discipline ion created a. new section. U lca^lon °f the Controversy” This ARTICLE -5.8 - Disci r Chiefs, President c/th^Le^^r^ ~ Committee shall consist of three(3) ompany involved, it shall be their”a*1Pres:i- i * »X. q r ^**^1 vxo s E. Broomfield reporting for the advisory had ^een approved and that as D^ept. had been turned over to the Village *<■> v/ould be advertised for the items scoon as the taxes were received in June t a 1 comm. that the Dept, purchase reequested .Hank said it was a recommend a i with canned beer, except for parades two(2) Draft Dispensing Equipment and d ■ . three(3) keys, tanks to giive tha beer away -keep the tanks locked up a 1(J his last report as term tee opened at descretion of the Chief s. -an - during his term on vOirm. expires and tanked the fellows for the support gaven , . and Pres. Kennelly appointed John Fitzgerald resigned from the dedication Hconnie ^ensen to fill in for John for this even Dale Newman said things v/ere att this time. Bill Likly reported that the Town Advisory I regarding Hydrant locations and access to 1 . High School. inng schools - North Side - Jef ferson Ave. an^. •iC v on file) and warned the members Chief’s report of nine alarms during Aprilkcopj accid9nts 2-to help the .bbout driving sanely to fires for two reasons " fo hold radio school Tues. image of the ^ept. and not damage it. Gordon /,say 16th at 7jSORI , , . Qeiopv Ho further business, meeting adjourn© a g,H^Iare,S©c. Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire EEall at 8:05 HI by President Wallace Kennelly. The minutes of the las,t regular meeting v/ere read to the Dept, there being no ccorrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $169.35 v/ere presentee by the treas. Motion by Les. Crane GGardner Lewis to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members. - Thank you note erb Gropp - Note from Father Schmidt, congratulating the Dept, on it’s new all and expressing his dis sapointment in not being able to attend - Letter A-.lbert L’. Skinner,Sheriff, Monroe County thanking the Dept, for invitation Dedication of Stewart Hall but had previous commitment but v/ould try to get EHall later on in the day - Invitation from Brockport Fire Dept, to attend their r:ev; Hall Dedication Sunday June 7th,1972 -Letter from VW asking us to take part iin the Memorial Day Services and Parade May 29th. at 10:00 AM. It was unimanous that the Dept, take part in the VFJ Memorial Parade. Secre ttary notified V. Kennelley. Roll Call 5G m em bers present - 23 m em bers excused - 39 m em bers absent Jl Fairport Flr Dep PalrPort, York Motion by Us. CraM 2nd by 1 the VFW Memorial Parade. Secre from Stewart from regular meeting were read to the Dept, there being no ,ting of the Fairport Fire Depar^ent Was P 1SM9?2 by President Wallace Kennelly. isd to order in the pir - -f +fh a 1st Sot 1 ; °1fle members. - ThanV gating the Dept.’ Jt^ being able to attend - Letter nking the Dept, for invitation omitment but would, try to get in ickport Fire Dept, to attend their :er from VFff asking us to take part th. at lOsOO JM. n comm* art. of §5716.69-disbursements of §5876.10 tn Loan and §2502.49 in Interest acct by Gardner Lewis to accept the, ti'dare,SeC* 111 the request of yhe n unproved and that as be advertised for the items • *•»the 1th earned beer, ex»P - t„ would bi «sJ“‘h™P ffld Pres* cruelly duffing envelopes for Fund Drive and ip in the Fire Hall for all those r the Parade. He also said that the et and asked the fellows to sign lay this matter* 3 to dote were about 3SOO.W lou reminded the felloes sbo», ate • nn uroblem for a. w» r‘ir’“ P nB.Deller ' “itten 19t?at the f°l10W' nl. stated that ’ and had been^a ds would be ' the conmu ith canned tanks to id have only thre I , as tsm ds would be ^ Ŝ;hisPtem on Con given to him during had v/n - . ^ting -fire fign Ayra^/ members „ file) ®d “"i W>F ‘M (copy 01 x aOcidents j jues. i-to avert schoOi r’ffT Tro»oll « »»“ Gordon ir k 4. 9<10F^ ^iness, meeting adjourned a jmooth^y Roll Call 56 m em bers present - 23 m em bers excused - 39 m em bers absent las,t « yeas-Motion by Les, CrMls 2nd by , • n the VW Memorial Parade. Secre to De-Q8119r of $5716.69-disbursements of|5876.10 in Loan and $2502.49 in Interest acct by Gardner Lewis to accept the. • • - me^0rS t help ^ool TU0S’ from Stewart from —uuC uepc. tor invitation to •omitment but would try to get in ockport Fire Dept, to attend their ter from VFYf asking us to take part ’th. at 10JOO Jfli. ,i«r >nee - iaU 9t Fairport Fire 11 airport, New York -gting fl10 rairporu Fire Department r05°j$ by President Wallace Kennelly. regular meeting were read to the n «. .. : ’ f. ^ere being no -ay 1st, 1972 was cail«H +„to order 1, ft, Pi„ mu s . and had been^ap. ds would be the comm* \ /i -- id have lis given n comm* ar)d #it* smoothly f the members. - Thank you note itulating the Dept. on it's new J being able to attend - Letter mking the Dept, for invitati ■ommitment but would try to get in ockport Fire Dept, to attend their ter from VFYf asking us to take part buffing envelopes for Fund Drive and up in the Fire Hall for all those r the Parade. He also said that the et and asked the fellows to sign lay this matter® . to date were .tout -» «“* pon reminded the fell- the • no oroble®the yjtf Fair,P1 - ' ; , Board had^’^^ing at the fol1 i I ‘ , „d ««"8d i filo) . 9-to 1- l(copy 01 accidents ; i Jo ave’ t a scno-| ■ > d.-_^ reaSons to hO / ’W?t3opu and not damase it* Gordon L 9r b^sinesSj me9ting adjourned at 9}10Fi’s,K^are’^\—— ““ '== ~f !i- that the P parades ibh earued tsar. ®tc t0 ■ ;...o only thro ( « a! t.m Pres. lonnoW «fpol”'Sa Roll Call 56 m em bers present - 23 m em bers excused - 39 m em bers absent Fair port Fire department Fairport, Nev; York June 5th, 1972 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire ^epartment was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:C0FM by President Yf allace ^ennelly. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the Jepto there being no corr ections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling §171.10 were presented by the treas. Motion by H. ^albierer 2nd by Sd • Kelson to pay these bills. Motion carried, The following communications were read to the members. - Thank you letter from Cal.& Louise for a mighty fine day, naming the hall for ”Cal” and the many fine cards and gifts, and the get together after the Dedication. - Thank you letter from .Vm. f°- the support given him during his reign as Pres, of County Assoc.,the fine turn out at the banquet end the gifts. -Congratulation letter from Al. Underhill,Pres• of Perinton Chamber of Qommerce for the fine new Stewart Eall, the dedication of the men in ne Fire Dept, and the fine Equipment, a real benefit to the Community. The treas. report was read showing receipts of §15,986.80 - Disbursements oi §4154 .1C leaving a balance of $15,797.09 in cash -§6000.00 in Loan and §2502.4-9 in Interest acci.^ at Security 1rust. Motion by J. Schrader 2nd by J. Fitzgerald to accept the treas. remor as read. Motion carried. his Ray Oldenburg thanked committee for the fine banquet they helped him with also thanked Cal. and Louise for assisting in names and printing of cards, Ray said^ tne i$- for those attending the Smorgasbord at Newark would be taken from the bulletin boar Tuesday, so if you want to go,get your name on it. Ray also stated that the Smorgasoor-^ after the State Parade at Syracuse would be held at Raphaels ,mor on this at next There was some discussion about contracting a Buss for the State Parade at Syracuse Motion by H. ®roomfield 2nd by R. Yfells to contract for a buss or Busses for this eve-.v nek up the people here take to parade and then to Smorgasbord and then home. Motion carried. Tony to check into this matter and report back. Pres, ^ennelly thanked Ray and his Committee for the fine banquet. Don Fox thanked the fellows for the fine work at the open house and stated uh at the Fund Drive had reached $17,900.0C at this time. 4G00 letters sent out only 1600 returns and' asked the comm, to meet after the meeting to discuss firther push. Gord. Trowell told of the Radio class held May 16th saying it was a success and that there would be others in the future. Pres, eanelly thanked the fellows who took part in the three events this past month and said he admired their decication and asked them to stand.up and be recognised. R. Jensen thaiked all who heir 1 1 •short notice. Jack 9?ney 81dd for the »<»■« “ leation 0. Stewart hall „Ould he In th- ConL2^ “?®-or-^on s*E'tlnr that the Ded- lonal recorc! "— D. Nev.fflSfi stated that all was working onf t said he had 22 letters of acceptance so far. f°r Fair and John Fitzgerald There Schrad®r v/as some talk about helping out the Exempts,Motion by Gard. to donate $250.00 to them. Motion carred. Lewi s 2nd Motion by H in Boat events , Broomfield 2nd l.y Chas. Kane to donate $50.00 to Chas the 4th of July. Motion carried. Kppp to Llotioh for i T’. Broomfield 2nd by R. Jensen that the Pres, appoint a committee *hots> etc. for the Fairport Fire Dept. Little League Team after by Ji®’ be us011 to arra- -the season 8 rri Fairport Firs Dept. June 5th,1972 cent. EPres. appoin^rd John Fitzgerald and told him to pick his helpers for this event, this motion approved and aarried by all. Motion by Don Fox 2nd by D. Newman that the Dept. ser.<3 the Chief’s to the Chief's "Convention to be held at the Concord Hotel. Motion cairied. 2nd. Asst. Chief Gerry Doser gave the Chief’s report of 16 alarms during Hay, opy on file, Gerry also told the fellows that when driving Truck 45'to apply the rake lightly as if applied hard it will lock on, hopefully it will soon be fixed. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9t07 PM. Poll Call. 56 Members present 22 " excused 38 " absent. E.H.Hare, Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York July5th,1972 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8j05 HI by President Wallace Nennelly. The minutes of the last regular meeting'we re read to the members, a correction in title from Senator to Congressman Horton was corrected and the minutes were approved as read. Bills were presented by the treas. and motion by Ho Balbierer 2nd by C. Young to pay these bills • Motion carried • The following communications were read to the emebers.- Thank you note from V>J> Lawler, - Thank you card’from ^erendeen family,- Thank you note from Fairport Bapt ist Home for Flowers,-Thank you letter from Peri nt on Ambulance Corps Inc. for our help inmaking a success of the Disaster ^rill,- The treas. report was read showing receipts of $3022.50 - disbursements of $14,956.73 leaving a balance of $3962.86 in cash,$6000 .00 in Loan and $10,527.72 in Interest acct, at Security Trust Co. Motion by Fred ?eck 2nd byGardner Lewis to accept the treas. report as read* Motion carried. Ray OldehBurg stated that the Bus was all set for the trip to Syracuse for State Convention parade, that the list would soon be placed on board for the smorgasoord. Ray also thanked Carl nelch for the fine smorgasbord held at Newark after NCVFA parade. Don Fox stated that the Fund drive had reached $20,300.00 to date and contribut- ions were still caning inp and asked to keep pushing. J. Fitzgerald stated that everything was shaping up for the VFW parade, he nas answers from 14 Musical units and 24 Fire Companies to date. John asked aoout v.ie distribution of prizes there were some explanations and help from J* Kenny. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd. by all that the chairman of the parade comm• us- o.vn judgement in distributing the prizes. Motion carried. Dale Newman reported that there would be work crews needed Monday and Tuesday ts to set up the tents and fence at Fair grounds, everything else moving along® Vftn. Likly reported for the Town Fire Advisory com. stating that things were moving slowly but surely. parades^d surested^h been S° many coraPlaint° about the band for the -Hth Don and\L« np k-8 follo"in5« “A group of men(formerly VFff Band) had a talk Sc were dL 5U°h items as -en, uniforms, inst- S^a Homs ^50 u about S5°,0° per man^™ms about $750-$900.- S°^. *2500 OO^n ' Tx ?-d be leaSed fOr S50-00 each Per season- in otherwords about $2500.00 to get band m operation, there would be 25-30 men, never less than 18 men for a parade, me men would march for $ 5.00 per parade, furnish their own transportation and the insurance item would have to be further investigated. A firm contract would have to be drawn up and other riteins. President Eennelly appointed the Band Comm.- Don Fox - J IKenney Kennelly 7- 4-hree Chief’s and Sim & Ronn5e Schrader on this committee. Further action ontne wu this matter at August meeting. Dick Wagner stated that the Penfield Fire Dept, had suggested a Golf match bet- the tv/o Dept’s, for later in August. Cost about $6.00 each for 18holes and. v/een others could go to smorgasbord for about $2.00 this event to be paid by the individual. Fairport Fire Dept. July meeting cont. The East Rochester Fire Dept, has challenged the Fairport Fire Dept, to Donkey Base 3*all August 2nd, 1972 to be played in Eyer Park, all interested keep this date in mind. Jim, Schrader speaking as a representative of the DeLand Hose Company stated that fit ere was quite a bit of discussion about new jackets and he knew that Protectives isere also thinking along these lines. Jim asked what the ^ept. thought about purchasing trhe Jackets and that the Companies purchase their own emblem for their members. This of ceourse started much conservation, Stan Austin had checked into this Hatter and said the csnly. supplier, who seemed interested v/as Baranco right here at home. Stan had three types sznd some prices, running in the $21.00 to $25.00 range. There $$$~ were many thoghts a'.bout paying , style,color, etco e • • 1,1 Motion by R© V/a^ner 2nd by Ed© Clark that the cost be divided three ways* Member 1/3 2=ept. 1/3 and the Company 1/5 on the purchase of jackets© Motion carried© Asst© Chief Doser reported on the Chief’s Conventio held at Concord- Gerry was very impressed with the world of information at this event, Methods of fighting Mall fires- —"e desire of the Chief’s to help build a better image of the Vol Firemen, Miss Fire rirevention and the knowledge she had of fire inf ormation^of course it was not all 0ire isork there were a few hours in which to enjoy themselves and Gerry and Bob wanted to vr.ank the Dept, for lending them to this,affair© Chief Rasclee reported that there were 11 alarms during June.(Copy on file) 2 calls lightening strikes and 3 calls to p'imp cellars caused by severe rain storms. Ivan said iruck 10 was now OK but the ols Buffalo was put of service waiting some parts, There was some discussion about Public relations ,,Pres©a ennelly appointed • •*-lark and R© ^ensen on this committee and authorized tham to purchase a Poloroid C8:azerat xnere being no further business the meeting was Adjourned at 10110PM and the ezntertainment comm, had Pizza, and© E.H-Hare, Sec Soli Call 51 Members present 9/ n ,excused 43 11 absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York August 7th, 1972 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8$05 Hi by Vice President James Aparo. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Duo to the absence of the treas ©there were no bills presented© Motion by Ronnie Schrader 2nd by Roy- Bergen that the Treas© be empowered to pay all bills© Carried© The following communications were read to the Department - Thank you note from the Family of Parnblo Pittinaro - Thank you letter from Chas© Kopp for t^e money do nated for Boat prizes for 4th of July event and list of winners - Letter from Egypt Fire Chief to-Chief Masclee requesting that Truck 10 answer all Sgypt calls to the Crest ^anor Nursing Home and also Bushnell Basin Ladder ruck to answer these same calls© Chief ^asclee agreed to this set up so now the Fire ^espatcher will call us on all calls to this place. Ray Oldenburg - Stated that there was only about five couples signed for the 2nd Buss for^the State Convention and asked the opinion of the Dept © about this • Motion by Jack enney 2nd by Km. Koval that the Dept© still contract the two busses as nere migjit be some more and if net those attending could split up so the one bus vzould not be so crowded© Motion carried© Stan Austin - stated th i 4-kJackets and that the ^^1^0/™™^? 56 ^enbers signed and paid for the new final for fitting Sat. Aug.- 12th (at be Tkure- thelOth of August and n n 5 ’ end of tha feting there were 69 paid) Dale Newman - Rgpopt^ - ,ut to date the bills were $5063.09^^outstanding for the Fair sausage sold at later date, There Pre nT^3 $81S6’06 plus $579.00 for the a success especially when one’considers th Spenb f°r TroPhies* The Affair was all who helped at the Fair. °nsiders weather. « Vice Pres. Aparo thanked at Winged Pheasant^d the^Fuli^!^ "'7^S 25-30 °r mOre members , 18holes of Golf th™nI’^nly S6‘°0, ™s event to be hAld S Steak H°USe total cost £10*50’ e ePt« gave him about $50.00 for som Roy stated that last year 302: co’^ £ve more prizes espLLllTt^th93 this he would like ^5‘00 ci n y R_, Clark 2nd by R, Yfaener thn4- +v n ~03ers 30 aH could have some fun, event. Motion carried. * that tas Doptc give the $75.00 to Roy for this The Fire Dept© Little League team and their ^ads were feted to a banquet^ a^ Hq.11 and all seemed to enjoy this event Cost $51©88 • Motion by D. Fox 2nd by C. as© Young that the Dept© pay for this event© Motion carried© A meeting met with __• the next epartmrnt ^and, the text uxi about this and all • Newman that the Oept. Motion by Ray Oldenburg 2nd by D. Nev/man that this affair be held each year in the future. Motion carried. Don Fox - The band commitsthe members of the fonner VF>7 by th® Pres‘ at the three years. This Band win be k dr™ aP a contract(read by Don) for was explained in detail to the member^ ffh lrport Fire .seemed satisfied with the answers.' Motion bv"^^^ discussi™ about"this and all Approve the contract with the Band as out Bn 71 Clark 2nd by Ht - me & part of the records) Motion carried. 17 bbe band Committee (a copy to beco- Don Fox - Regards the Fund briTe, there wag2nd mailing making about 48% return . The committee wa v32?° *00 re°eived after the whether to have a 3rd. mailing or not. ’ 3 EOin^ bo meet and decide Fairport Fire department Aug© 7th Cont. Motion by Ed. Clark 2nd byvD. Newman to donate $ 200.00 to the Ladies Auxiliary for rtheir help at the VFff Fair© M tion carried. Ed. Welch asked about the ruling on Hair cuts for the State Parade. John Fitzgerald sstated that there were some questions he had to get answers to but that he would be ^6 sable to answer before the parade© The question was asked as to who had the power to itell who should parade or not© John very plainly stated that when a person joined the IFire Dept, he knew that the Chief i,s in charge at all dept, functions and that he is tthe one who gives the orders and if a person did not want to take orders fron the Chief h'he should resign from the Depto This was approved by all in attendance© Don Fox moved that the Dept, purchase some new Flag Bases or standards 2nd by Stan lAustin. Motion carried© . Jack Kenney said that the East Rochester Firemen wanted him to pass on their app reciation to our department for all the assistance and support we gave them during rhe 75th Anniversary of East Rochester© The Table at the meeting was lined with the Trophies won at the East Rochester iParade and the Donkey Ball Game© 1st« Asst Chief Robt • Brown gave the Chief’s report stating that there were 27 salarns during August 2 Code 5’s which were quickly controlled and much praise vzas £iven for the mighty fine job at these and the other calls. Gerry and Bob reminded the follows that there should not be any loading oi men of men ao Truck 10 that only the Crews should be on this piece of equipment in answering an alarm^ if the crew scheduled was not complete then a fill in was al- •^ays expected© * There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:40E... , E.H.Hare, Sec. Roll Call 53 Members present ” excused 42 ” absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Sept.5th, 1972 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire department was called 5ORA. Soil Call 43 members 19 n 47 ” present excused absent E.H.Hare, Sec. Fairport Fire epartment Fairport, New York Nov.6th, 1972 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:12PM. by President Wallace Kennelly. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes v/ere approved as read. The treas. presented bills totaling $2327.00,this included a bill for cne new jackets .Motion by G. Lewis 2nd by D. Newman to paythese bills,before voted on there v/as a motion by G. Lewis 2nd by Ed. Clark to hold uayment on Jack ets till all were corrected . Motion carried.(this motion later was withdrawn) The following communications v/ere read to the Dept.-Thank you card from Louis e Stewart - Acknowledgement of gift in memory of Cal. Stewart received from Perintcn Ambulance Corps. - Letter from MCVFA with names of members ,requesting payment oi$1.00 for eascho -Letter from Mrs. Brackett asking the Dept. to sponsor a Girl bcout Troop.- Letter from Ladies Aux. asking for a locked cupboard in each Hall to store their equipment .Letter from County Assoc, to County Legislature, asking them to remove clause -Paid Chief- from requirements for Civil Service Exam, for County Co-Ordinator. ..otion by Garry Lewis 2nd by L. Crane that the Dept, pay sum of §1.00 for the memoers belonging to the County Assoc, adding two new names to this list. Carried w -otion by Ed. Clark 2nd by R. Consaul to take booster add in NCVFA Year Book K tion lost. n Lotion by Ed. Welch 2nd by R. Jensen to take a page add in the NCFVA Year 3ook. Motion carried. Lotion by Tb Pittinaro 2nd by J. Schrader to provide the two locked cup boards for the Ladies Aux. Motion carried. ine request for the Dept o to sponser a Gilr Scout Troop v/as OK’D by all. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by J. Ellis that the President and Secretary be ^•po^ered to attend the Town Meeting and sign contracts for 72-73 year. Carried treas. report was read showing receipts of §425.00 -disbursements of yl815.01 leaving a balance of $5766.89 in cash-§6000.00 in Loan and §10622.47 in Security Trust Interest acct. Motion by Jim. Schrader 2nd by John Ellis to accept the treas. report as read. . Treas, Marsh asked for advice on what amount to pay to Barrance for the new jackets. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by J. Merrick to pay §1500.00 untill all jackets were made acceptable. Motion defeated. Motion by Elroy Schutt 2nd by J. Fitzgerald that the original motion be rescinded and that the treas i pay Barranco §2000.00, hold bal. of payment untill all damaged jackets (4) be corrected. Motion carried. Don Fox-reporting for Band committee stated that the contracts were signed and nat he had notified the Alpine Girls that their contract would not be renewed. Don Fox - reporting on the Fund Drive stated that he had a thank you in the PaPer and reminded those who had not donated that there was still time. ym.Koval requested a Vacuum cleaner for the Halls. After much discussion a -otion by D. Newman 2nd by R. Clement that the Dept, furnish a new Vacuum -leaner,selected by Bill. Motion carried. over November meeting Cont® Jim. Schrader- reporting for building committee had prices on new flooring for the Club room in main Hall, to install Vinyl flooring in kitchen area and carpet at cost of §425.00 - for all Vinyl 1/8 #^007^ $295.00 — 1/16 Vinyl $225.00. Jim also spoke about sone lights over the doors at p^jw^^tat Halls, these items were turned over to the Advisory committee for further action. Motion by Don .Fox 2nd by C. Young that the Dept, purchase bulk bowling for the dept. 1st. Asst Chief Robt. Brown reported that there were 13 alarms during October Bob thanked the fellows for the fine job done at the Naum fire on lionroe ave. and the way the Snorkel worked at that fire. Bob reminded the fellows that they would be staking out the hydrants Ned. and all should show up at Stewart Station about 7i00 HI. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9s35 .HI• Roll Call 61 members present E.H.^are Sec. 22 " excused 38 " absent Fairport Fire Department 12/00 PM by President Wallace Kennelly. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read® President ^ennelly had to leave and Vice President Jim Aparo continued with the meeting, Wally thanked Jim and Don for Xmas baskets distribution and Wells and Young for toys dispensed, there were 17 famil ies involved. More help next year would be appreciated. Bills totaling $ 17.96 were presented by the trsas. Motion by Srbland 2nd by Fox t to pay these bills. Motion carried. •p © w © £o £ o to I The following communications were read to the members- 1- Thank you from H. Fox Family - 2-Thank you note from Florence Stolt(v/ith ckeck for ‘>10.00) for our fas* service at the store fire. - 3-Thank you note from Willie family - 4- Letter iron Monroe County Authority telling us that the three hydrants had been raised as per our request - 5-Letter from Monroe County Assoc, asking us to take add in their Book for the 161st Anniversary Convention of NYS Assoc, to be hold in Rochester, l£73_£f 6- Request for dues for NYS Assoc.- Letter from Fire Chief’s Assoc telling of the Testimonial Dinner for Art. Ramph to be held Feb 3rd. at Logans tickets $6.00 eacn- 8-Letter from Tobin packing thanking us for our patronage and extending Season Greet H • N ewman Motion by 2nd by vention book. Motion carried. Ed. Yfelch to take (110.00) a half page Add in the 101 st con- Motion by J. Erbland 2nd by G. McSweeney to pay the State Assoc. dues(84.0C) Carrid The Treas report (for 2 months) was read to the members-shov/ing receipts ofv °- disbursements of $9254.24 - leaving a balance of $4054.15 in cash -$6000.00 xr. 0-~ and $4741.64 in interest acct at Security Trust Co. There being no questions -he treas. report was accepted as read. Ray Oldenburg speaking for the Entertainment comm, asked to get as scon as possible so he could plan for smorgasbord. dates for Parades Don Fox- speaking for Band Conn, stated that the fellows unoforms and thet they were getting the instruments needed May. Also speaking for the Fund drive stated that the total this was' about 48; > returns. Don also thanked all who helped had been measured for the and all v/o ’Id be ready for now was at$23612.50 and at Xmas time . Motion by V. Kennelley,Jr. 2nd by Joe Molick that the Dept, pay for ’-he re for TV in Ed. Davis room at the Highland Hospital. Motion carried. Motion by R. Oldenburg 2nd by D. Fox that the Dept, send the three Chief s*Fres.^* Pres .-Sec.- Treas. end wives to the Chief’s Testimonial Dinner for A. Ramph# arr • C. Wagner asked about a Base station for the F re Police, to the advisory comm, for investigation. this matter turned ov-i Trustee Kennelley told the members that the Bid had been equipment at about §8000.00 and order would be sent out Jan. the fellows that now a Helmet-Coat i Boots represented about of them. accepted for the Fire 8th. Vin. also reminded •S10C .00 so to be careful was now qnfiV rePOr^es that there were 12 alarms during December, that the Silo or there reminded the fellows to be careful and adhere to the speed laws cr vnere might be some arrests. There being no further business the meeting was dajourned at 9f58FM E.II.Hare Sec. Fair port Fire Department Fairport, New York Feb. 5th, 1973 Regular meeting of the Fairport ill at 8:00P?.i by President Wallace Fire Department was callee! to order in the Fire Kennelly. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. 2nd by R. from Yftn. John Freyn - thanking Fiills totaling $ 652.00 v/ere presented by the treas. Motion by D. Neuman "signer to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following eommunicatipns were read to the ^ept. 1- Thank you note Irimer -2-Thank you note from V. ^ennenney, Jr. - 3 - Thank you note from 4 -Thank you letter from Mrs. Spinnemeber, operator of Nursery School, 2-airdner Lewis for showing the youngsters thru the Fire Fall and explaining nary quoestions to the kiddies. for the Fore Advisory comm, stated that all the equipment Village Board had been received, he also spoke about the the purchase of a nevi Fire Truck and that the Village Boa- pecifications were being drawn up and would be let out for ------ ----- feiiows to get their requests togeth - ! for inclusion in their budget. Radios for the discussed but no decision at this time, more information needed The treas. report was read showing $615.00 in receipts-$3237,00 in disbursements aving $1432.14 in cash -$6000.00 in Loan and $4741.64 in interest acct, at Security ust. Co. There was some questions asked about some items, which were esplair.ed by as • Kennelly. Motion by Dim. Erbland 2nd by Dale Newman to pay these biIls. and accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried. • 3 the Band Committee stated that most of the Band instruments of$795.00 9 having been able to purchase sone used at about 3. Broomfield- speaking rriuested by them from, the -zrr.ittee having requested id had a meeting and that lid in February or March© Hank also remin ed so they can be ^ivedi to the Village Lire Police were also <---------------- this natter# Don. Fox- speaking for teen purchased at cost isslf the cost of new© President Kennelly spoke about the dinner reman and Policeman for theear by -he orc.er re Dept, was selected as P° n. Lawler was our representative e year. Wally also ------------ held at Hospitality House honoring the Iks© John Ellis a member of the eman u± from the ares’s included and r---------- ------ however Joseph Kuhn was selected as Fireman of thanked the fellows for repairing and painting the Boat and i Trend Boser requested $ 500#00 for the Fire • lotion by Doser 2nd by R. Clements to Police for use for equipment and othrr donate this amount to the. Fire Police Leoti on carried • w -J. Davis was home and removed from his ankles but - Line Officers instead of Radios Dale Hewman asked about securing Loepers for ^h . Board© ris natter to be discussed by Chief Brown with the S , 4- a that H© Van Dorpe was out of intensii- John 31113-speaking for sick Comra* sta ®‘ f ‘Feb< Also 3d. Davis was none an- are and would possibly be home about the l~t. • ' * s x s gaining weight© also that V. ^ennelly*<■ r• -le as experiencing some problems and pain© Chiei Masclee reported that there v/ere 10 alarms during -•var* reriinded the fellows driving to and f on fires and to January,copy on file. see that equipment was >^&ys made ready for next call© xhere being no further business Pres. Kennelly introduced two n .. members and Robert Burke and adjourned the meeting at 9t40Ru E-H.Hare, Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York March 5th, 1273 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire department was called order in the Fire Hall at 8;00 HI. by President Wallace ^ennelly. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there beinr no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Motion by J. Schrader 2nd by H. Balbierer to grant Honorarium to the Secretary, Treasurer and Property Clerk. Motion Passed Motion by J. Ellis 2nd by R. Bergen to take a half(1/2)page add in uhe year cook Motion carried. Communications were read to the members,including a request for a add in the NCVFA yera book. Bills totaling $477.97 v/ere presented by the treas. and approved for payment . Don Fox- reported that there was nothing new to report on the band © n 2 o X© ©w 'S wu© © £ to The members were told that the equipment was now in all the trucks, having been handled by D. Fox -Bob Brown~G .Doser and R. compartments on the 7o od . Carl Welch was checking into the possibility also the Annual Dept. Banquet would be held Sat. June 2nd, 197 3 The treas. report was read showing receipts of$2090.00,disbursements of $2040.85 leaving a balance of $1481.29 in cash,$6000.00 in Loan and $2797.21 in- interest acce at Security ^rust. Motion by R. Y/ood 2nd by J. Erb land to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried, of Smorgasbord after NCNYVFA parade at Logans. John Ellis - reporting for sick comm, stated that E. Van Dorps was back in Eospiv- w k.© £©a to I There was some discussion about a parade this year -Motion by H. Gropp 2nd sy 1.1. Sperino that if there was no VFW Fair that the Dept. would not have a parade.Carr. Henry 3roomfield - reporting <*o o r-'oo much abuse in the beer situati"? r‘,re, Ac7~sory Conm« stated 1-that there was all -.•.•ere broke. *°n ” '-■'’-at the Fire Companies needed more money as Lotion by J. Schrader 2nd bv T v ki .1Jrive Plus the $200 th® d®pt f’iv® each comPany *750.00 rtslnS aotlvitlos. This to ,?e Vill^e V.ot no COT.pany hold Motxob carried. n-s to '>eoOT» rffrrtlve after ## April lst.1973. Lotion oy R. Jensen 2nd by H. Gropp to have Beer regulated by the Chief’s*^0 Beer except after meetings,drills,etc. Chief’s to have^the Keys and no one else» Motion carried. stated that the ba°Qy' 1 to acknowledge responds to all calls. Bob also March 1st,1973. Bob stat^th^1?^ ?quiPrtl®nt had become effective o. -oo stated that there were eight(s) alarms during Feb.(on file) Bowling May 5th it 6th at Elmira. H. Broomfield has information. I Auxiliary. HoticarriedS* AU8tin to sive the Fire Patches to the Ladies busine-^hr1^6^111^ W0Uld "Q held i'onda£ April 9th,1973, there being no further ousmes. the meeting was adjourned at J. Fitzgerald firm .Fro-Tinui . Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York April 9th,1973 Regular and Annual meeting of the Fairport Fire Dept, was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8«05PM by President Wallace Kennelly. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $192.30 were presented by Hand uniforms. Motion by J. Schrader 2nd by .-he uniform bill till they were checked and the treas. also a bill for $1736.00 for Les Crane to pay these bills but to hold approved by the Sand Committee. Carried. The folio-wing communications were read to the members,- 1 - Letter from Ladies Aux. thanking the Dept, for donating the emblems for their Jackets.- 2- Letter from Ivan L as clee stating that he would be out of town at time of the meeting and wanted to thank all the Officers and the men for their co-operation while he was going thru the office cf Chief.-3- Thank you from Mrs Ramsdell's Nursery Class for trip thru Fire Halls and f-nging the bells.-4- Thank you note from Ed. Davis .-5-Thank you letter from parus el's -n Jefferson ave for our help in their time of need .-6-Letter from Per inton Chamber Commerce, inc. asking us to take part in their 4th of July Parade.-7- Letter from -rc. Battalion telling of their Banquet to be held Sat. April 28th, 1973 at Burgundy Hasin at $ 25.00 per coupleo Notion by R. Clement 2nd by J. Fitzgerald that the Dept, send Line officers and vives and Past Chief’s and wives, tp 3dr. Bato Banquet. Motion carried. The treas. report was read showing receipts and a bal. of$1481>29 follows- receipts $43,490 •21- disbursements o 9 • security Trust Co. Motion - cash $ 6000.00 in Loan and $2797.21 in interest acet “‘^eourxty 1; les Crane 2nd by R. Bergen to accept the treas. report as read. Roy Bergen, speaking for the entertainment committee, nothing new but v/ere working cr. rhe Annual Banquet to be held at Logan's Sat.June 2nd,1973 More later. John Ellis, speaking for visiting comm® stated that would provide renting a i-V ^an ^orP® who is at General Hospital for Heart surgery, with Dept, approval. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by H. Balbierer that the Dept, pay this charge .Carried. Don Fox,speaking for the Band Comm. Uniforms now ready, drums being shipped and t " rehearsals to be started soon, things looking dood® Jack Kenney, reporting for parades, notjing to report at this time. • Palmer stated that the Fund Campaign envelopes would be stuffed Thursday 4^*J.April 19th at P^er Mill Park and a steak would be provided for all who helped *^s evento Also that the Open House would be held Sundaj' May20th, 1973. stated that there was nothingB. Broomfield, reporting for the Fire Advisory eor.^^. for their help duiiigg r.e.f at this time. Hank also thanked .no mera er.. por the 2nd time. his term of office and stated that he was now Don FUx, include the if the Dept. purchase 200 speaking about the new books, holding the Constitution L By-Laws could usual roster and that new shoots couls be replaced whenever necessary, decided on this plan. Motion by J. Schrader 2nd by H. Broomfield to of these folders and institute the plan. Motion carried. 3 H. n’oip °,r business was election of Officers for the new year,Wally appoint- andidate f- c ’ * ,^f°PP as tollers, it being understood that where there was only one lected ;O1 °4t.ice that the secretary cast ballot for the member and ho would be nonb* & y anxious to turn over the gavel to a new president, and thanking ........." " U1 th°ir his to™, eallei for „„„. of President. April meeting continued 4-9-73 Nora. byH. Broomfield 2nd by D. Piccarelli for James Aparo for President, Nora, closed the Sec. cast ballot for James Aparo and he was elected President ol lire Dep^. .or 1973 Nora, by R. Wells 2nd by Stan Austin for W. Robert Brown for Chief, Nom. closed and t secretary cast ballot for W. Robert Brown and he was elected Chief of Fire Dept, for 1975 » Nom. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Jensen for Gerald Doser for 1st Asst. Chief,Nom closed secratary cast ballot for Gerald Doser and he was elected 1st. Asst Chief of Fire^Degtj Kora, by V. Kennelley,Jr. 2nd by Dan Piccarelli for John Kenney for 2nd asst.Chief Kora, closed, the secratary cast ballot for John J. Kenney and he was elected 2nd Astt. Chief of Fairport Fire Dept, for 1975 Non. by John Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Clement for G. James Schrader for Vice President , Mom. closed and the secretary cast ballot for G. James Schrader and he was elected Vice President of the Fire Dept, for 1973. Non. by John Fitzgerald 2nd by Stan Austin for E-H.Eare for Secretary, Nom. closed President Aparo cast ballot for E. Hiram Hare and he was elected Secratary of Fire Dept for 1973. Non. by John Fitzgerald 2nd by J. Merrick for HHMarsh for Treasurer,Non. closed and the secretary cast ballot for Harold E. Marsh end he was elected Treasurer of the Fire Dept, for 1973 Non. byH. Broomfield 2nd by Vftn. Zimmer for Vin. Kennelley,Sr. for Sgt.-at-Arms, Non. closed and the secretary cast ballot for Vincent Kennelley, Sr. and he was elected Sgt»- at- Arms of the Fire Dept, for 1973. Nom. by Don Fox 2nd by h. Balbierer for John Fitzgerald for Property Clerk, Mom. closed and the secretary cast ballot for John Fitzgerald and he was elected Propervy Clerk fo the Fire Dept, for 1273. Nom. oy R. Jensen 2nd by John Burns for Gordon Trowell for Communications Officer a* * ne Secre’carv cast ballot for Gordon Trowell and he was elected Coma- unications Officer of Fire Dept, for 1973. Hom. by Les Crane 2nd by Chas. Kane for Robt. Brown as delegate and G. Doser as alter- nai.e to i. ...State Assoc, Convention. Nora, closed and the secretary cast ballot for •i» Robt. Brown as delegate and Gerald Doser as alternate to N.Y.St ate Assoc, foom the Fairport Fire Dept, for 1973. The following members were appointed as Drill Sgts.- i/allace Kennelly ----- Protectives Ronald Schrader----------Hose Co Fred. Peck-------------------Hook L-. Ladder Kotion by Gardner Lewis 2nd by Les Crane to hold office of Chaplain till 1'ay meeting motion carried. The following Committees were appointed by President James Aparo— Presidents Commitee - J. Ell is, chairman- R. Bergen - Gardner Lewis Band Committee - D. Fox,chairman- R. Oldenberg -C. Palmer Fund Drive Committee - D. Fox -Gary Foster - Yf. Kennelly -C. Palmer Communication Committee - G. Trowell - J. Crano - C. Palmer Audit Committee -H. Broomfield -R. Keenan -17. Kennelly Fairport Fire Dept. April 1973 moeting cont. r-erage Dispensing Committee - J. Fitzgerald,-chairman -7m. Koval -Ed. Y'elch- Jim. Schrader :-ertainment committee - R. 7'ood - J. Herrick - Chas. Baxter - Carl Yfelch - Jim. Schrader - R. Bergen 7< Committee - V.’m. Rich - Chas. Beck - H. Newman bjlic Relations Committee ~ Don Fox - H. Broomfield - Stan Austin— Ron.Wells - Gardner Lewis r‘ade Committee - J. Molick - Jim. Schrader - Jim. Burns The tellers having been excused , President Aparo continued with the meeting. • John Fitzgerald asked about securing badges or some identification to pass out to as r.er.7 members. There was a lot of discussion about badges, money clips, etc. Pres, m:. appointed the following members to come up with some answer to this ■ohblem at the Kay meeting. J. 0rane-S .Austin & R. Burke. -.".e question about a VFJ Fair was brought up. V. Kennelley,Jr stated that the Vet's r-'-a planning on having a Fair but no definite plans as yet as to location, etc. he it would be July 11 thru 14th. Vin. promised to have more information at the There was a lot of discussion about a parade ,if the Ve. s bad ther[Fair, .1, lergsn 2nd by J. FitZSerald that it wmj non too ate £out for parade for the VFV Fair and suggested rhat the Depc. pl< - ? Chshber Parade July 4th,1973» motion carried. •Th. neuters of the Dept, had mixed emotions about ” ^7’ dlr so there «s motion by Bd. Welch 2nd by Les Crane aotlM ~er till Hay nee ting. Motion carried. rr ’rr to be a Slow Pitch League2n: Asst Chief Jack Kenney reported that there was goi . be represent M, S'-oer for those over 35 and said he had promised that tae uet , t those interested should contact Ray Oldehberg. in the Club room and replace itIZ. Broomfield promised to remove the old radia tih a floor board model. rePOrted that there were 16 alarms during March (copy on file) Bob also ere-)?ZOU~^ officers meeting after the drill Thursday nite ^-12-73. -ed bv • n follows of two(2) deaths to Firemen in Connecticut in fighting Car fires shock absorbers, so be careful. Chief Brown also read a very fine rep „ .-,‘r Is L • Asst Chief Doser- a total of 160 alarms during the past year and all -o./n as to in Village, In Town Fire Districts and Calls to other areaS ( copy on .x-i.'sy : lotion by Gary Foster 2nd by D. Venton that a copy of Gerry’s report be published in '•>3 Local Paper. Motion carried. •urnished by xisll Cali re being no further business the meeting was adjourned the SM at ^■5 Members 28 t» 21 it present excused absent 9i45 Pn and all enjoyed Fairport Fire department Fairport,N.Y. May 7th,1973 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was nailed to order in the Fire Hall sat 8»05 HI by President James Aparo. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, after correcting i tthe error naming th edonators of Pizza from the Hooks to the Protectives, 'me minutes :ie ire approved as corrected. 3ills totaling $936.04 were ’presented by the treas. Motion by Dale lewman 2nd oy Stan •Austin to pay these bills’. Lotion carried. The following communications were read to the members.- 1- Thank you r‘ tfor TV in hospital-2-Letter from owners of Perinton Manor for our help at time of the (explosion » fir. at Perinton M ifror. ToL of Perinton asking for the use of Stwart Station for Voting PUoe.lti. •turned over to Trustee Schutt for Village Action)- - e-er x . k f c $25.00 fran •Dinner for retiring Supt. of Schools Dr. V/JI. Dell^“Q’^^e^"^au^ter who was the • lo-.-Jorkers of Raymond Townsend,in memory of Karen oom ' Sheehan L Sharon To- their Kcm iletter from Pittsford Fire Dept, asking for about 4 Fire Police parade. t Fire Dept, inform, the Village Boardlotion by R. Oldenburg 2nd hy R. Jensen ... . Town of perinton use the Stew- ■tr.ru Trustee 2. Schutt, that they were willing ' d t -0 par;: wrt Station for Voting purposes, but that they should use the reao™ front of doors or interfere with the action of the “epi. Camel. ,, • 4-via Donf accent the donation iron vheNotion by W. Kennelly 2nd by G. mcSweeney -nap d’ Carried. : co-workers of Raymond Townsend and have Secretary acknowleage , pe-kin<- for $ 25.00. Motion byA request fro donation to Community Chose was rea , which was$15.00, there Crane 2nd by Stan Austin that "-as quite a bit of discussion on thio matter • 4-c nf S3983.53-Disbursements of$6252.73The Treas. report was read showing rece-J-P Loan §2797.21 in inter st acct. leaving a balance of $4217.09 in cash-$6000.00 in u read. oarfied. at Secutity xrust. Motion by all that the report be accep „ < u seated that about $5000.00 had been rec-Cliff. Palmer speaking for the Funa r...e - stuffing of envelopes and nopea elved to date .Cliff thanked all who turned out for the stull . ’that the same inthusiasm would continue thru ri •<+ to check into identifications for new membersJ.Crane speaking for the committee to cnecn i or iapol pin> Pres, j app_ said that there were only about two either a mo - something by June meeting. minted G. McSweeney to act with Jim and to come up t the drums were in and that there would bDon. Fox-speaking for the Band, stated tha: t.io uniforms would be gives out at be practice Tues. 5-8-73 at Stewart Station and thar ’this time. named as Chairman of the AdvisoryPresident Jim said that Wally J-ennely had bee. disoussion about the condition of the Tcm. Jim also said that there was qui-e o ■'.alls and asked what the uept. wished to go a- Young that the three companies beThere was a notion by G. Mc°aeeney 2nd * feeiings of the members was that this 13 signed different months to clean up the hall.-- %25e2%2596%25a0tr.ru ’•m* May 7th,1973 continued abuse was being caused by a few and that it was not fare for the members to give their time in cleaning the halls, a little policing could help in this matter, find the guilty ones. Tliis Motion was withdrawn. Ellroy Schutt-Trustee on Vullage Board stated that he would check into the possibility of either more assist from the Village of seeing that the custodian was informed of this problem. Motion by J. Molick 2nd by T. Pittinaro,Sr• at Stewart Station. Motion defeated. to purchase a scrubber & polisher for Motion by Stan Austin 2nd by R. Jensen that the Dept, rent a in order to clean up the Halls for Open House. Motion carried. Buffer and polisher Ray Oldenburg-speaking for. fthe Bnt. comm, stated that ’he Banquet was all set^for cu ne 2nd, 1973 at Logans, cards are out and asked that all return them soon as possible that there would not be any last minute reservations accepted. R R Jensen aspekaing for R. Bergen stated that the Golf Turnament was set for Sunday •. June24, cost $11.00 per man including the prizes and steak dinner at Steak House. Sick commitee reported that E. VanDorpe vias now home byt would be going into tne ..os pital for op°rstion after he could get more strength. R. Jillie had been in hospital but was now home « Sponser Chief Kenney, speaking for Butch Santillo asked the members if they wishedvuo the 1975 Bowling Tournament It world be held at Gates Bowl.This event requires a lot of hard work and many hours of sane. Pres. Aparo appointed Dale Newman 4 Robt. ^ur~e as co-chairmen and asked them to check it out and have answer by June meeting Rev. Hugh Chittenden has been appointed as Chaplain and the Secretary was instructs to send a letter to Rev. D8Annunzio thanking him for his services and telling him of the change. Chief Robt• Brown reported that there were 24 alarms during April, he thanked fellows for the fine job at Perinton Manor stating thet there were 60 odd members helping in this Bad fire. Bob also reminded the fellows about careless driving ,staging he was getting sone complaints from citizens and police. Bob said the bids were in on the new Truck and would be selected soon, he ilso stated that there was a card or. telling of the trucks which are to answer the fire calls. Bob also stated tha- would be seme Sunday training for the drivers and that T^ursday Nites would be the regular training nite. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 10.05 EJ'» are,Sec Roll Call^ 56 Members present 28 n excuaod 41 ” absent Fairport Fire department Fairport, N. Y. June 4th, 197 3 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Ffire Hall at 8sl5 BI by President James Aparo. All stood ^nd pledged Allegiance to the Flag and Invocation by Rev. Chittenden The minutes of the le.st regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $409.66 were presented by the treas. Motion by Gardner Lewis 2nd by « 9 ffz. Rich to pay these bills* Motion carried# * Perinton J9n received study 2nd prerinton Manor explosion,tl .onreo County As so® asking for add in f?rcn Perinton Chamber of Commerce asking for eBvetf s.8« iLetter i r Knnr for the use of his "he Secretary was asked to send a letter of 0,Connor Rd, e.srane in pulling a truck from the canal b.ay > 3obt. Burke-speaking for the comm, to s ecure identification for members, stated that ■■VJ were waiting for some prices and would report at July meeting. •fa- Bradley-speaking for a comm, to check into purchase of Car for the C^ief, this reated a lot of discussion, which ended in asking this committee vo check into the edition of Li-9 and see if it would be feasible to recondition^ or replace and report iick at the July meeting* Ward) for the flowers from the ^ept. end a check for$S*00 1?1‘ , * J ’ ° • Thank you end (Parents of Miss Bloom, who died in Perinton Manor in memory of his Brother. 4-Letter from Story- Gardner Lewis for shov/ing the children thru the FireEall. *’ n _t. and also stating the v/ork of the F.F.Dept. at the 6-Letter from » 7-Letter of July Class* Motion by H. Newman 2nd by D. Fox that the Dept. donate $150.00 for Little League tti. Motion carried* $ Motion snber of Commerce* Motion carried^ Motion by R. Oldenburg 2nd by R. Wells that the Dept, spoilser add in the Local paper »r the Graduateso Motion carried. v -r t -viv that the Dept take a 1/4 page add(60.CC) m Lotion by H o Newman 2nd by <-m. Likly She County Assoc program booklet. Lotion earns . • 4-c §12779.50-Disbursements of$1426.05 The Treas. report was read showing■ ' i L *2797.21 in Int. acct a Heaving a balance of $15570.54 m cash-$6000 .00 in l be accepted •iwurity Trust. Motion by D. Newman 2nd by H. Newnan its read, Motion carried* 4- Pnrrct the purchase of a Chief’s car, after Motion by R. Yfagner 2nd by G. Newman o in the request from Pres, Aparo xh discussion this motion was v/ithdrav/n ,ros ,^on of M-9* o Ifa. Bradley to carry out the checking m «o k 4-nd that about $16000.00 had be D. Fox - speaking for the Fund Drive state the committee to ;o date and this represented about only tailing of door to door check* The following communications were read to the members*- 1- Thank you letter from LMrs, Belau(sister of Mrs* Y.rm* '-------} hieft from a collection for flowers,collected by Ruth Williams,a neighbor. 2- Thank you Wetter recived from Hr. & Mrs* Townst---- - ----------- e3xplosion)with a check for $10*00 for our treas. 3-Thank you note from Burdane Granger :«‘or our donation to the Retina Foundation : -sook Nursery School,thanking taruilol --------- o ....:<-Letter from Village Board approving the Officers elected by the ^ept f&eir pleasure in receiving so many compliments,for ;hese being entered in the Village Board Minutes. program book for State Assoc. Convention. U.X4VWAA ~ ’ donation to help them in the 4th - Request from Herald -Mail that the Dept, sponsor add for Graduating from Little League asking us to sponser them again this year. b;- H. Broomfield 2nd by W. Kennely that the Dept, donate $200.00 to Don.also reported that the committee was checking 6-4-73 cont into the RedBall identification to be placed on the windows where children were sl°ep!r D. Newman speaking in ragard to the 1975 State Bowling Tournament stated that thev would have to wait till the July meeting to report as this event is let out to t>.e "t» te for bid, we might not get it. The mebecs were reminded that the Golf Tournament was June 23rd, at V/inged Pheasant and those wishing to attend should sign up now. John Ellis- speaking for the sick comm, stated that H. Van Dorpe was home and that V. Kennelley,Sr. would be hom.r Wednesday .6-6-73. Motion by R. Oldenburg 2nd by G. Trowell to get a gift for Louise Stewart for all t the work she does for the Fire Dept. Motion carried.• • Pres. Jim. thanked the fellows for a real fine banquet, everything was perfect and all enjoyed a good time. 0. Baxter- stated that the Smorgasbord after the Geneva parade would be held at the Kar-Lac on the geneva -Waterloo Road. D. Newman asked about some additional equipment for the water was D—cold. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by V.’ra Likly ority to purchase the items he needed. Motion carried. Scuba Teem, stating that the that Dale be given the auth 2nd Asst. Chief J. Kenr^vthat^fi^e^ Were n0t proving out too well°onriatated that the radios now FSr p'n- W9re ^aPan ns-ke and as>ed the D 1 could not be repaired due to the fac ■ re Police at e cost of - e . purchase twelve(12) hot/ Radios for th. . e ones non used could be used inoXJi The °nes ” C> tte Dept. puroh“a™ M<*ion D’ Fm lB> v. ’ -~os x °G the Fire Police. Carried. >/ice President Jin, Sc U^omle’e"’”,?5 dUri”E “ay.Uopy on file) .Job stated ™ sat tt0 Bid »" «>. Z truck h JV ln June 20 th. Bob told the an we could expect the new tr»nl • awarded ' ° Sanford and the order was nev‘ truck m about 300 days. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at lOflO H-* • benediction by Rev* Chittenden E« H.. Hare> Sec* Roll Call 68 - ^embers present 22 - ” excused 36 - ” absent lil L’.'j.CRY OF ’’Hank” Van DomeA Lorn October 17th,1917 Deceased June 27th,1973 ”Hank” joined the DeLand Hose Co.y-ljlnc 0 c t ob er 10 th , 1944 end v.r as a very active member,not only in the Hose Company but was also President of the Fair port Fire Department from April,1963 to April,1935 • He was also Secretary and Treasurer of the 3rd# Battalion Bowling League, a job which envolved many hours of hard and exacting work® His untimely deahi will be missed not only by his family But to the many friends he had in idle Fire Service® . i i This page is part of the Records of DeLand Hose Co®yl,Inc I Also Fairport Fire Department records i I . Fairport Fire Department Fair port, Nev; York July 2nd, 1973 ,t East Rochester The suite The reactions « i c4- nlace with D»-^ev/manand ended in tie for 1st. place ... stated that the Exempts organization had been the third (3rd) in ^he Month starting Tuesday Pres. Joe Messerino - Secretary H. minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no cor- the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $1229.50 were presented by the treas.Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Likly to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications wore read to the Dept. 1 - Letter, with check for$162,46 received from the Fairport Yfelpome Wagon Club, thinking and praising us for our fine .'irk and trusting that this check would help us in our efforts. 2- Letter from Ladies iixiliary to. the Chili Fire Dept .,Jnc. stating that they had a small Plaque which they iished to present to our Dept, in emory of "Cal.” Stewart, this event to take place at -ir September meeting if plans work out to satisfaction to all. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of $5944.64-Disbursements of $8624.21 sieving a balance of $12890.97 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $2829.18 in interest Acct. ■ - Security ■‘■'rust Co. There being no corrections or questions the Treas. report was rented as read. ? this could be Pres. Aparo showed the members a identification car ‘ a^oU^ information on zrcaased for about 50 cents each , there was 395119 * decided that it could be renews :.is card possibly changing as time went on, \ v- ~Likly 2nd by G. McSweeney ash tow years as the President term expired. .;O - y • ’ meeting. : So ahead with this progrm. Motion carried. More at the auo The DQp-t. Gblf day was a huge success —d H. Orbaker taking the honors. • s»or'’ani"i^n°4.1SP?akinE under new business September t leir me°bing night would be Offioepn aRPairce Troa- '°-*-bows -Pres. Gardner Lewis - V. Pres, uoe iuuoo01J.—c fellow-\. >ar^"°n Doehler Entertainment Les Crane. The Exempts treas. being very low i budget f0 a donation for the bal of this year and they would try to work out 'ate -'tanr/zv u^ure doings. Motion by Gordon McSwecnoy 2nd by Gene Newman that the Dept " «°0 to the Exempts. Motion carried. learue^o17^ 3bated that H. Van Dorpe had been the Secretary for the 3dr. Batt. lowl- for thi3°ir.p2ars f/11? thought it might be fitting to purchase a Trophy in his mem- Chief ir, n rU° * "hlS 2nd by Jensen .Motion carried. This matter to be handled by 3 Doser and Kenney. Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to. order in the Fire Hall 81IOFM by President Jernes Aparo. members gave the salute to the Flag and the pledge and stood at attention for a in silent prayer in memory of. enry VanDorpe, who pased away June 27,1973. •; ratification for members,nothing to report. ?.obt. Burke-speaking for the comm, on identifica - - T. Welch speaking for Smorgasbord- stated ^^that the Smorgasbord after sceva parade and all should sign up now. ar ° 1 Rochester. Stste Assoc .parade would be at the Country House a. Bast Roohss . , . An qooA no had been received andQ. Fox - speaking on Fund Drive stated that abou $ seooT;d mailing would be sent out in about ft.o ./eexs® □ iF thc members v/anted Vice Pres. Jim Schrader said that the advisory , ^isresulting on amotion by .Air Conditioner for the Club room,Much discusoio check into this natter an .. Fox 2nd by Gord . McSweeney that a committee ■■ I ' j f300.00 for the Main F-all f? a conditioner could be purchased for a sum not to exceed b Iht room to get it. This motion was defe^-tec.© July 2nd 1973 continued., J. Fitzgerald reminded the members that 1977 would be the 100th anniver sary of the Fairport Fire Dept. and asked about sponsoring the N.C.N.Y.Vol. Assoc Convention. If interested it would not be too soon to place a Bid for this date. There was consid erable discussion on this matter , the possibility of <>est Church Street ridge being replaced and the uncertainity of Urban Renewal so no definite action was taken on this matter but all were alerted and asked to consider. Chief Brown reported that there were 25 alarms during June (copy on file) Bob also told the members about the State Assoc. Fire Chief’s meeting and the information at this meeting, Safety seemed to be a big item , in handling fires, const ruction, Bombs, etc.Possibly there will be a demonstration on Bombs this summer at the training c$# school. Bob also said he would like to have an article in the Local papers each week and appointed Stan Austin and Ron. Wells to handle. Bob also stated that DuPont Co. is experimenting with a new type -of Rubber Goods for the Fire Men as the ones no-// could roast the men at a hot fire or a real hot day,more on this later. The 3rd. Bat. Chief’s steak roast would be held at Logans Aug. 8th,1973. Any members interested in a WaterBall Contest, conatct Bob as he had a application for this event. The Secretary was instructed to send a letter to Board of Education and inform then to get the Fire Alarm System at Jefferson Ave. School repaired and also to tell the Board that seeing as the Chief’s do not have a key to the Schools that it will be nece ssary to use forceful entry if needed to get into the Schools. Boo also thanked the fellows for turning out at the Funeral Home at time of H. '/an Dorpe Funeral,stating that this shewed resrect for a departed member. R. Oldenburg thanked the fellows for turning out for the”over 35”Dall players and said all ha d a good time,more needed. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9t40PM. Roll Call 51 Members present 32 " excused 41 " absent 3-E.Hare, Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Now York AuE.6th,lS73 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall it 3*10 HI by preseident James Aparo,with Chaplain Chittenden asking the Blaesings.* The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no eorrrections the minutes were approved as read, o « Bills totaling $732.75 were presented by the Treas. Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by Lewis to pay those bills. Motion carried® The following communications were read to the members- Card of thanks from. Nelson _ily -Letter from Fishers Fire ^ept. tel'ing of possibility of room for the 3rd. F^tgry for State Assoc. Con vent ion-Let ter from Board of Education explaining the jrcoblen with the Alarm system at Jefferson Rd School® -Letter fromCounty Fire Bureau :*™iing of Retirement Party for Senior Fire Dispatchers to be held at party -~--se,677 Beahan ^d, Aug. 16th at 18:30 Hours, Tickets $10.00 for meals,gifts and free 3 -•--r• -Letter from Mr. Ronald J. Bosch with check telling of fine job done by our men containing and cleaning up at his house fire. Payment of 575.00 approved for Hospitality room for Site. Batt. State Convention The fellows were reminded of the Smorgasbord at Country House after State Assoc. --zrade and also of the Golf Tournament at Perinton Golf Club Sunday Aug. 12th. ihe Treas. report was read showing receipts of $1254.91-Disbursements of $3211.96 .rsiving a balance of $10933.92 in cash -$6000.00 in Loan and $2829.18 in interest at Security j-rust Co. Treas. report approved as read. -on .-ox- speaking for fund Drive stated that the 2ns mailing of 2900 letters was ---■the nail. o -.r :ox - speaking for the Band said that they were winning and all seemed hhppy. -ordon ~rowell- speaking for Communications sotted that he would have instructions -er.ient for all wishing, at future date. - Austin - speaking for Public relations said he was working with the Load paper - planned a letter in the-. Jordon McSweeney speaking for the Comm, for identification for members said that -steals for the Cars at .46^ each and Tir-Bar Name plates were available for$2.35 each -c ion by Ray Oldenburg 2nd by Gene Newman to purchase 300 Decals. Lotion carried. pie members were informed of the 3rd. Batt. Go^f Tournament to be held at Chili >.'7;SC ch to play East Rochester for trophy wich was won by them in 19o2 price J..Z.CC pep w .oliyiQ^^g neiv members were introduced to the Dept. Dave Scarazzo-Tom Bec^- ^vis-pete Kenney-Wayne Rickards. /.cy orgen-John Ellis - Gardner Lewis are the members of the Sick Ccr^. ^evnus shots are available if any interest is shown about this matter^ and roomfield stated that ho did not think enough money was oeing spent for recreation for the members© It decided to purchase a badge for our Chaplain and also to inquire about the rance for the Chaplain. Chief 4rown stated that there were 30 alarms during July-three were code fives.3ob »:>o stated that there would smoke pit training Aug. 13th. at the acadamy and said the •--.i r.’-.r.^rs should get Blue Light for their cars. Thepe being no further business t.ie retc-tinr waa edjourned John Fitzgerald,Sec. ro-'^em/ Roll Call 53 m 3m b3rs prosont- 19 m em bers excused - 57 m em bers absent Fairport Fn re Department Fairport, New York Sept.4th, 1973 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in.Stewart Station at 8i25Pl.I by President James Aparo. The late Start was due uo a rire in hone at 31 Viheatstone Circle. At this time a group of Ladies from Chili Auxiliary presented the Dept, with a Plaque in memory of Clair"Cal" Stewart ,who was°a.°£emner of their Aux. Pres. Aparo being obliged to show the Ladies thru the hall, turned the meeting over. to Vice President Jin Schrader. The minutes of the last Regular meeting v/ere read to the members,there being no co rrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $514.30 were presented by the Treas. Motion by Joe Zimmer 2nd by Rot - Burke to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members. Letter from Farash Construc tion Co.thanking 6: praising the Dept, for their propmt action at Apt. fire on Macedon Center Rd .(also, check for $500.00 for our Treas) - Letter from Robert Radigan thanking our Scubba men for saving his boat i: Jeep from the Canal(Ron.Jensen & Roy Bergen) also a check for $50.00. - Card of thanks from Reed Family - Letter from Mr. Seymour ..ein- - stein thanking the ^ept. for burning down the house and barA on Turk hill Road , also a check for $ 25.00- Letter from Chamber of Commerce asking of or a representative from the Dept, to attend their meeting Sept.11,1973 at which time .they would Honor Sidney Spafford for saving Pamela St. Andrews from the Canal - Letter from the Rochester Safety Council asking for a Suestat their ’’Fire ServiceRecognition Luncheon” to be ne Id Oct. 5th,1973 at 12:00 Noon at Chamber of Rochester, also a request for -the Dep^. to purchase a Table for this occasion, orice$40.00. • Motion by D. Levman 2nd by R. Yfagner that the Dept, ■purchase a holder for the Flag for Stewart Station. Motion carried. Motion by V. Kennely 2nd by D. Newman that the Dept, purchase tickets for a Table at Chamber of Commerce Lunc’geon in Rochester Oct. 5th,1973. Motion carried. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of $3042 .75,disbursements of$2600.9o leaving a balance of $11375.71 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $2829.18 in interest acct. in Security Trust Co.Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd by R. Y/agner to accept Treas. report as read. Motion carried. Gorcon McSweeney- stated that the Decals for the members would soon be in. Fund Drive com. stated thqt the funds were still coming in and that the 2nd mail- ingwas sure helping. Gardner Lewis asked the members to please get in touch with the fellows on he s-CK committee when they kne?/ of a member in trouble,so the com. could handle. 7thRor 14thenthl&feli?&t V'0Uld b9 * G°lf Tourna™^ either Sept. 23rd or Oct. 7th or 14 n. ..e fellows shpuld check the Bullitin Board, Ro- also asked for $50.00toas s: iseorfz0:8tMtion by Roy 2nd by d- °ePt. ^Lt ROy-s request lor vbV.OO for this occasion. Motion carried. V. Kennelley,Jr• moved that the ^opt. purchase a Scrubber and Polisher for Ste..—rt station, 2nd byJ. Kennelly asking the President to appoint a committee to make -hio urchase. Motion Carried. Pres, appointed Yim Koval-V. Kennelley,Jr and R. ^ergen on this committee. Don- Fox Nev/ Type Rosters v/ere no// ready and to soe him for oneof the se books, which -o contained many rules and regulations for equipment,By-Laws and Constitution -Band Contract and many other items valuable to the menbers.' Fairport Fire Dept. Sept. Meeting Continued. There was a question asked about the Band attending our Smorgasbords after sone ’parades. It was the opinion of the Dept, that the members of the Band were not con sidered as outsiders and that they could attend,however if they had their GirlFriend i of Wife along that they would have to pay for thems H. Broomfield stated that the 3rd Batt. Bowling League had lost some teams ar.d •that Pittsford and Fairport were picking up the teams necessary to keep the League •to full compliment and asked for shirts for ,four(4) teams, stating thht the old shirts were now in pretty bad shape. Motion by Roy Bergen 2nd by L. Pelton that the Dept, purchase Bowling Shirts for the four tearnss limiting the cost to Ten($10.00) per shirt. motion carr.e-. Gardner Lewis told the members that they were trying to make -be Exempts a :r.ore active group and told them thet anyone having his Exemption pa^rs cou ,;oin Initiation fee$100 and dues §1.06 per year they will meet the 3rd luesc• J month except during summer months. The Secretaries of the ompanies for those v/ishi-ig or contact Gardner® John Fitzgerald had a letter from Joseph hottelo, Seeret^rj of i.C,.A e some of the proceedures for holding the NCVFA Convention, this will be turned over to the President and Cgief>s for further handling. Chief Robt. Brown reported that there were 31 alarms curing August( h ' line as we have been fitting this number of Fires since April)cop infoLat- stated that Stan Austin and Ron YZells were doing a goou jo ?e" . x^on Un in th, local paper also 'shat Gordy W.U could hold a, nigit at Stewart Station on Monday Sept® 24th at .p- Scuba Team should attend. There was some discussion about new mem ers fellows and Ron. Jensen said that there would be a class seu up & re_ “ere interested. Bob Said he had sent a request to he hb„7/and he port on the Judging at State Convent!on(we feel that we were - ) ™ld then be able to see where the fault was, Also the big item waJ^fac that our Ladies Auxiliary Won FIRST PLACE in the State f or the Aux There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at E.H.Hare, Secretary Holl Call. 57 Members present 27 ” excused 45 ” absent Fairport Fire Department Oct .1st, 1273 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:05 HI by President James Aparo. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $35.59 were presented by the treas. Motion by Gene Newman 2nd by C. Baxter to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read - Thank you note from Matthew Doser Fami ly - Thank you letter from Leo J.Roth Corp, for extinguishing th^ fire on their truck -Letter from. Webster-Fairport Lodge B.P.O.Elks telling of their 4th Annual Police & Fireman Recognition Night to be held thr 1st. Thursday in February at the Hospitality House, More later© The ?reas. report was read showing receipts of $1512.70-disbursements of$3662.51 leaving a balance of $9325.20 in cash-$6C00 .00 in Loan and c'2822.18 in interest ac ct in Security Trust Co. Motion by R. Bergen 2nd by G. Newman to accept the treas. report as read, Motion carried. Pres. Aparo praised the fellows for their behavbr at the Golf Tournament at Canandaigua and told of the fun all had, he also of the tournament at Chili at which our Ed. Davis was the top Golfer, all hhd fun and a good time© The sick committee stated that Herm Stolt was now home but asked the fellows to use common sense in calling on hern. Geo. Laing was also reported as being on the sick list with rest being needed for a disc in back. rs and pamphlets placed i-. ’ rf e*2,' ~°n wee^ seated ~hat there would be eircula- fine job in the piner weekl/ ilm 7® area^on also thanked the fellns for the preparing a car/aS Z SnoSs -T1 Fund Dri™ stated' that they r;er e try io determine why u°od1p -- asxec o contact their neighborhood to y people .ere not donating, try to find out the real reason. Pres. Aparo appoinyed John Fitzgerald as Chairman to check further iruo me p°s sibility of the Dept, hosting the 1977 NCVFA Convention.John is to pick his ..orxe D. Venton - asked about the time being lost in repairing the Fire Radios and said he was trying to correct this matter, he drive wajr at be made at the and Chief K. Farmer - remarked that it was very dangerous trying to get in __Stewart Station from 7/hitney Road and suggested that a new entrance Wset end of the drivST'This was also expressed by several of the fellow^ Brown said he would check into this matter. The 3rd. Bat. Line officers Clambake being held Sunday Oct. 7th at endon hall tickets $15.00 each an all afternoon affair plenty to eat, etc. Fairport e lows doing the work and plenty of help is ne ded from 9:00Am on. Tony Pittinaop remarked about the drivers pulling from the - all and ^GSV'*‘,,U many fellows on the steeet,job said thefirst truck should roll as soon as n crev/ and the other trucks should try to pick up the men. Jim- Schrader- remarked ahni,*- -p vAparo appointed Yfa. Koval to handlef°r th° Fir0 Kalls’PreS fello” s as he needed. " ° -uor and he could call on as many of the Dill Koval stated that the committee had purchased a nev/ Buffer and accessories for the Dept* toatl cost $480.55 ,it will be delivered this week with demostartion Thursday nig-t. Fairport Fire Department Oct. 1st,1973 Coni. Chief Root. Brown stated that there were 18 Alarms during September (copy on file) 33'ob said the drill at the Baptist Home worked out fine and all involved now had a zbetter idea of utilizing the equipment available to us. Bob also reminded the driv- eers that now with the possibility of equipment coming from the too Fire Nations at 22’orth i'-ain and V.hitney, that themen should watch the Fire Police for right of way :in fact not only at this corner but anyplace along tho line, the Fire Police would -guide the drivers. Bob also reminded the men to get their Blue lights on their cars 33ob had the results of the State Parade in Rochester and explained the demerits we ireceived and altho we felt that we were robbed, he and Chief Kenney stated that th^ ^thought that Fairport Did a real fine job and that we were blamed for some other adept. noise ^etco President Aparo ”‘he Dept, in theri was adjourned at thanked Ron for the real good job he and Stan v/ere doing for article Nozzel News. There being no further business the meetir. 9;20FM. Zloll Call 50 Members present 36 ” excused 35 ” absent E.H.Hare Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport* Nev/ York Nov* 5th* 1973 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire department v/as called to order in the Fire Hall at BilOBI by President Jernes Aparo. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $116.03 were presented by the treas* Motion by Gardner Levzis 2nd by C. Young to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members.- Thank you card from Geo. Laing.-Letter from County Assoc, requesting dues for members(25) .Letter from Town Recreation asking for a representative to meetvzith them Thurs .ll-15-73( J.Aparo c GJicSweeney to attend).Letter from Town Recreation thanking the ^ept. for our help at Halloween celebration.-Letter fromll/D. seeking aid in their drive(Tabled)Let- ter from Town asking a representative at Town meeting Nov.6th, 1973 to sign Fire Contracts .-Letter from NCVFA asking us to take Add in year book.-Letter from Vil- age Board praising and complimenting the Dept , for all the achievements of the year.-Letter from East Rochester Fire ^ept. thanking Jerry,Jack and fellovzs for their help Sunday Aug.5th, 1973.-Letter from Fishers,telling of Turkey Raffle and 10 books of tickets (tickets sold to members ^Letter from State Assoc, requesting donation to Firemen’s Home. Lotion by Ed. Welch 2nd yR. Consaul to table request from. State Assoc, till Dec. meeting. Carried. Motion by H. Broomfield 2nd byH. Balbierer to take $25.00 Add in NCVFA year Book. Motion carried. Lotion by R. Consaul 2nd bv L*s Cmn -w x xiempowered to sign contracts with the - i President and Secretary be xown. meeting Nov. 8^,1973^ ? llaSe f°r the two districts in Motion carried. r.otion by H. Broomfield 2nd p r xLodon carried. * • heTO1an to pay the County Dues for our members. The treas. report was read showingleaving a balance of $8024.58 in cash $1217 ^-Disbursements of§2518.32 at Security Trust Co. There being no'?-"'"-0 ln Loan and $2829.18 in interest acct Cliff p rrec.iobs the treas. report v/as accepted a rest the fellows on call backs/^ th9 Drive 8tat®d that|964.00 had been received fra Don Fox speaking for th nC1M= Haw coning d«y(rorf“e)S^e of thls fellons paraded at the School th. outsldeSchool er„up Bakl2 C1’SS a io the Dpet. for “6 uueir oay a success. '•Tallace X1,ennely-Spoai-in(. f0 J’made at the Yfest end of \ot a/steLrf £tated that th® driveway would be £°r/*L S?°rk,\e fron Platform to bucket^aLj0, t° that they '7er® workinf ona radio LU91/°_r ?r°rkle^0 donated the Oi.1 C°’ had installed a tank for the keys to the ?ump.(Sec. to -and 1p+ ^P^^ciricciLocked) and that the Chief's had w let er of thanks to Jacksons) Gordon McSweeney said he ahd not seen rthe purchase of identification for the m^r^of3-?UtD'th?Ur'h‘t that Jim was handling D. Fox stated that there was a nPresident of State Assoc, this next ve~r^ T) being elected a 2nd Vice executive Board of the County Assoc /an<''..'4°^, create a vacancy on the ## of John Fitzgerald to this post. " >,,e° that We suPPor’fc 1'he nomination Motion by >7. Kennely 2nd by R. Clement t^ «y Clement tha. the Dpet.support John Fairport Fire Dept. Nov. 5th,1973 cont. in this and lend v/hat ever stepd were necessary. Lotion carried.^John asked the S ^Secretary to hold off in writing a letter untill he checked into the proper means of -the proceedure to be taken) Motion by Ho Broomfield 2nd by Les. Crane to donate §100.00 to the Ladies Aux. ito help them in their Xmas Party for the Children. Motion carried. Chief Robt. Brown stated that there were 33 alarms during October and stated fthat there are too many false alarms being turned in by the Kicls or other pranksters sand sugested that all try to help in this matter and thanked the fellows for making inote of this in the ’‘Nozzlellews’1 .Bob also reminded the fellows of the Firemen’s cla- sss being formed at Stewart Hall December 19th, 1973 and said all new men should attend sand all others should try to attend, there will be 12 weekly sessions and that HBass Rochester was also going to send some of their men over to this instruct‘on -class. Robt o stated that the Radio Room would be handled by the Ladies Aux. and that sany peeson operating the radio should relinquish it to the Ladies when they get to Tzhe Rails. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9f25PM. zloll Call 48 Members 49 ” 35 " Present Excused Absent E.E.Hare, Sec. . Fairport Fire . department Fairport, Nev/ York Dec* 3rd *1973 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 81O6FH by President James Aparo. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there bein^ no corrections the minutes were approved as r^ad. Bills totaling $77 .CO were presented by the treas .Motion by Gard .Lewis 2nd by C* Young to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following correspondence was read to the emeber s .Thenk you card from the Olive Bradley family.-Letter from KCVFA suggesting infomormation for our Add in Year Book, (Stan Austin "0 handle)-Letter from Gerald Van^elder, asking for a representative from Fairport for Publicity from Fire ^ept’s to press .(Ron .V eils named) -Cont racts for Fire Protection with Town & Village received .-Letter from Ladies Au?:© thanking the ^ept. lor our check to help their Xmas party. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of £1382.00 disbursements of $351*01 leaving a balance of $9055.57 in cash-$600C.00 in Loan and £2829.18 in interest acct at Security xrust Co. There being no corrections the Treas. report was accepted as read. D. Fox-speaking for the Fund Drive stated that money was still coining in and stated that there should be sone thought for next year’s drive* Pres. Aparo told the fellows of the damage to the T.V© in Stewart Station and of oth er damage ,such as fellows taking Tables,Chairs,etc. from the I7all,reminding the fellow s that it is their own property they are destroying, severe penalties ’ere discussed and this will be turned over to the Advisory comm© Lotion by R. Jensen 2nd by R* Clements that the Dept, purchase Drapes for the meet ing room and all windows on the East Street side of Stewart Station, notion carried. Pres* Jim appointed Jim Schrader to handle this matter and Jim can pick his helpers. - ny R,.1hV^n.2nd by S* Austin set aside a page in the Minutes in memory 01 «pp=s»4a^« Donald Williams-Past Chief it* Past President of Firs Dept. Lotion carried* „ '•rardner Lewis asked if there could be something done about the rear door at F-re -.a , so a oor could be opened by Key only,the men now have to drop equipment an. use both hands to open this door. Chief Brwon stated that he would contact Maurice Rasbeck about this matter. G. MeSweeney stated that h« wnc ncomm, meeting and stated that tAA "? ’ rePres«»ntat5.ve to the Town Recreation f Villas-o.lt v/as a most «A 7- -sre rep. from all the organizations in the Town to fsr,- *• p',rp°se — “ com. was satisfying the Community,with their programs. N^v^meetinAV'Stion VVvrn ?°ut Donation to Home on the Hudson(held Over from for each member present to"o z^ tact the Dept, for a donation toGardner Lewis said that he had oeen aske« *o ,.,achinQSe Motion by G. EcSv/eenej' Kidney Foundation to help them Puroh*s%™°I6n0 to this Fund in Honor of Vincent 2-i by R. Jensen that the Dept, donate vlOC . patient of one of these machines Zennelley.Sr. a menber of this D^pt. who has been P for three years. Motion carried. t nractice would start in Fgbruarj1Don Fox speaking for the Band Coram. s^a^e , Harlu Corp, and rent two(2) Sous- and that he had asked the Secretary co c0^ae.v> . p^md Drive had netted$25,25^.8 3 ajhor.es for the 1974 season. Don also sta 1974 drive and asked the members to date, the comm, was planning some changes grant to replace Garry Foster on ^nis for any suggestions .Pres . Aparo appointee, a grant. ooima. The men are -Don Fox - John Fitzgerald 2nd by Dale Newman to purchase a Plaque for the names of ^hief and Presidents of Fairport Fire Department. Notion oarried-John to handle Pres. Aparo appointed Stan Austin and Ron the Dopt. for our Anniversary year• Yfells as Dept. Historian to prepare book ^°rd. McSweeney atated that Jim. and a at these should be in soon. Crane had purchased some doials for the members ajhor.es January meeting continued H .Broomfield asked about the State Bowling Tournament and asked Chief Kenney ho?/many teams would be in this years Tournament, Jack said there would be seven(7) teams,Hank asked what the Deptl would pay and a motion by Dale Newman 2nd ’ y Chas. Baxter that the D?pt. pay 50Jo of this event same as last year. L'otion carried. Chief ^enney stated that the Application anc I-I ney had to be in by Jan 16th, 1974 in order to hold time and dates for this event. Kay 4th. at 2:15H1 and Kay 5th at 1;45B! Don Fox asked about a liovie Screen for use in Training films as the one we have is so small.Don was asked to check into this matter and report back at the Feb. meeting. There was a lot of discussion about the heat (or lack) in the meeting room and also the condition of the Fire Alarm Thistle. Elroy Schutt,Village Board member said he would check into these matters at tho Village Board meeting /-14,1974. Chief Brown reported that there were 17 alarms during December (copy on file) Hob stated that there were about 265 alarms during the year of 1973. Chief Doser working on this report. Bob asked the fellows to watch their language at Fires as he hadheard some complaints on this natter and asked the fellows to always try to improve the im age of the Dept, and not to tear it down. There being no further business the meet in-was adjourned at 9;25PM with a closing prayer by our Chaplain E. Chittenden. Roll Call 55 Members 40 n 31 11 present excused absent ►H.Hare, Sec. Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Feb.4th,1974 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in Hall at 8:10PM by President James Aparo. ' 9 *-re ihe minutes of the last regular meeting were approved as read. Jills uo^aling $32.70 were presented by the treas. Motion by Gene Newman 2nd bv Dale Newman to pay these bills.,Motion carried. ’ The following communications were read to the members- Thank you note from the Erbland Family - Thank you card from the Kissels for the Toys & Food Basket at Xmas time - Thank you note from Helen Emry for Flowers sent to Claude when he was in the Hospital - Thank you letter from East Rochester Fire Dept. for our fellows stand ing by so they could attend their Annual Banquet- Xams Card from Harty Hines - Letter from Dept, of Transportation to Chief Brwon telling of the closing of Bridge on West Church St. and the Detours set up, Bridge to be closed from 11 to 22 Months.- Letter from Chief Holtz,St. Paul Fire Dept, asking for use of our Hall March 5&6 for a class for Girl Scout troops, instructing them in Baby sitting practices. Lotion by J. Merrick 2nd by D. Fox to grant the use of the Eall to Chief Holtz to '-"struct the instructional course to the Girl Scouts. Motion carried. The treas. report was read to the members, showing receipts of §415.00-Disburs ment >5975.65,leaving a balance of$2946.15 in cash-$6000.00 in Loan and $2898.15 in int. at Security Trust Co. There being no corrections,the report was accepted as read - one of the Sick Committee, the fellows stated that Ivan L'.asclee was back hone aft- -r a operation and Claude Emery is now home but night possibly ahve to alive further -ire if the Heart condition does not improve . • •• Kenelly- Reporting for the Advisory Comm, stated that the drive./ay wou.d be . installed at Stewart Station in the.spring and that the door for rhe rear of the .am St. Station had been ordered. D. Fox - reporting for the Fund Drive stated t ard the conn, was meeting after the fire neethe table 'till Larch -he drive records,several were offeree s° ^Lbutbouid bv Larch meeting. -hey have not selected a screen for the Halls but ..ouiu . Carl Vfelch-speaking for the Entertainment Comm, stated that the only knov.n date for c was the Annual Banquet at Marvins June j|st5L1974. John Fitzgerald -speaking on the plaque for Chief’s and Presidents said progress ceing made and might have it by March meeting. 4. 4-hA draoes for Stewart Hall,stating thatH. Jensen stated that they had prices xor be J $600.00. Motion I<*’s Draperies was bestbeinfr $401 .SO-rther carried. iy D. Granger 2nd by J. Merrick to accept the Jid Ironac ..-in hpld Thursday Feb 7th, 1974 and PresidThe Elk’s dinner for Man of th© year wil T. k ts t0 this event, as Sid Spafford er-t Aparo asked for the Dept, to purchase von . ent anj the tickets would be used on© of the Nominees would be a guesc at- 1 bv J. Merrick 2nd by H. Newnan the oFFicors from Fairport to support 0 © *0 purchase these tickets. Lotion carried. j Fir0 stations was discussed and itA discussion about a ful1 time man jor ’-c Advisooy Comm, would .-as decided that this would be a Village problem ano tha- fork with the Village Board. President Apaoro appointed a House Comm, to keep track bf th ./josrt to him monthly as to the actions of the mem ers• x *■ there beine and he .os elected CHIEF tor the “L 74 Ji" B*11Ot fOr W‘ Robert ,r°m - Chlrf°theJe'be°ng1no5XeJ K B°°' Schrader for GERALD DOSER for 1st. Asst. for GERALD DOSER and he ... 9 J19"1* Were closed and the Secretary cast ballot ----------and he was elected 1st. Asst. Chief for the year 1974-75. belng,"nobotheTnm°”“e2aLby ’rant for J0™ for End Asst. Chief,there ho was eieXTnd-Z:.^:? 7r £ ™?:;bry ™ . resident for the yeaj 1974^5 for James A?aro and ho was Qlected -here being^othe^No^ the no R°n‘ Sch,ader for G‘ JAMSS SCHRADER for Vice Presideb James Schrader andhe wa/elscfd closed and the Secretary cast ballot for G. -------------- ------ anone was elected Vive President for the year 1974-75. Norn# by John Fitzrerald 2nd rno other nom., nom. were closed and Un-M f°r S,THiram Harefor Secretary, there being esident to cast ballot for E HIRAu wr « by R* Jensen 2nd by R» Schrader for the Pr Secretary for the year 1974^75',------ - ----- f°Bcretary was callied and E.H.Hare was elected Nom> byJohn Fitzgerald 2nd bv R jAr,e o nother noma nom. were closed and'tv, c6n V Harold H« Marsh for treas#there being no was elected Treasurer for the vear 19^?^? °aSt ballot for Harold H. Marsh and he the"rhebn6Gnodoth7’m,?nth^y„”; ‘T’1”’ 7 ™CE,,T KBHNELLKY.SR. for Set.-«t-Ar»s S,"-.t-Ar« for the y.”‘r W74-?XT. S e ^«Ry.Sr_ #« 6 4 4 by the Secretary casting ballot for him. being””0 other nom*'th^n®.Rwe?eItlofed Property elerk»thare mi-11- “d b» -lootedVro^r?; jjom. by Carl Irant 2nd by H. GThere beinE n° ?ther nom.^oniewor^flfged^^d^hTR?VZEL^for Communications Officer Trowel and he was elected Com. OffiLr c th® Sec”rtary oast ballot for W.Gor- —— uuinm. uifioer for the year 1974-75 ------ APRIL 1, 1973 - MARCH 31, 1974 TYPE NUMBER Cellar Water prob 1 em Stove Gas Fumes Chimney Grass Brush Flush job Code 3 Car Truck Man trapped Dump Barn Reducer Motor Reki nd le Truck in canal Foam rubber mat Trees Bedroom wastepaper basket Gas tank i n road hires down Shed f i re Kitchen Smoke sme1 1 Chair Mattress Rubbi sh T.V. Girl in cana 1 Inc i nerator Stanby Fireworks Code 4 Car in canal Basement Standby Crestview Manor Cryer Ice House Boxcar Bui 1 dozer Electrical Duct work Dumpster Poles Sol i noi d coi I s Garage Leaves Furnace Bowl i ng Hall Pep Rally Firep 1 ace Pump Cel 1 ar American Can Company Tree House 1 1 8 8 4 16 8 11 59 19 4 3 - 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 3 4 11 1 2 5 3 1 1 1 5 • 1 3 10 3 10 3 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 2 4 1 1 3 2 2 2 AAmmonia leak Car accident Flare in garage Sump pump Mutual Aid - Hall Egypt - 5 Brighton - 2 East Rochester - 3 BushnelI Basin - 1 Wjtual Aid - Scene Per inton Manor House F i re Warehouse Garage Warehouse House Vai entown Ha 1 1 House Fox Restaurant House House Bushnel1 Basin - Bushne11s Basi n Pittsford BushnelIs Basin Webster East Rochester Fishers East Rochester Brighton Egypt East Rochester * M,jtual Aid - Drill Baptist Home CCode 11511 F ires____ 4 West Street — House Bowling Hall - West Avenue High View Manor Apartments Barn - Nine Mile Point Road Barn - 42 Woodlawn Avenue Bedroom - 72 Little Briggins Run House - 5 Lambeth Loop House - 5 Nettlecreek Road House - 4 Winding Brook Total - 288 Fairport Fire Department April 8th,1974 cont* Norn* by Gardner Lewis 2nd by Ron* Jensen for REV. HUGH CHITTENDEN for Chaplain,there Seeing no other nom*,nonu were closed and the Secretary cast ballot for Rev. Hugi Chit* ^eenden and he was elected Chaplfcin for the year 1974 75* President James Aparo said the Drill Sgt’s* would be held over for the year 1974-75 'tad lace ftennelly-Protectives - Ronald Schrader-Hose and Fred Peck -Hooks* Nomination by Gordon Trowell 2nd by Don Fox for ROBERT BROWN for DELEGATE and GEBRALD DOSER for ALTERNATE to the Firemen’s Assoc. State of N>Y* There being no either nom* thenom* were closed and the Secretary cast ballot for Robert Brown as Dee legate and Gerald Doser as Alternate, to FASNY. Convention* President Aparo appointed the same committees for the year PERESIDENTS - J. Ellis,Chairman,R. Bergen, Gardner Lewis HAND - D. Fox,Chairman, R. Oldenburg,. C• Palmer Fvund Drive -D Fox ,W.Kennelly,C .Palmer, J. Vitalone Ccommunications - G. .Trowell , J. Crane, C. Palmer Avjiit - H. Broomfield,R.Keenan, W. Kennelly leeverage Dispensing -J. Fitzgeraid,Chairman.WJIova E. Welch, J.Schrader Entertainment — C. V«elch,Chairman-R»Wood,J. errick C.Baxter, J.Schrader.R.Ber gen L.w - W. Rich,C.Beck,H.Newman P’ublic Relations - D. Fox,H.Broomfield,S.Austin, R.Wells.G. Lewis F’arade - J. Molick, J .Schrader, J .Burns President Aparo excused the tellers and proceeded with meeting. • Chief Robt. Brown reported that there v'9^9 ^^^riiioth,1974.He also sktted Jlob said the Chiefs meeting would be held at \ ® would roll after the Uh at the new truck PUMPER 346 was all set for servi ^Thursday nite Drill. . , . .. , on the fires for the past year 2nd Asst. Chief,Jack nenney gave a de^^e to fellows, stating that (Kcopy on file) Jack also explained the c 99 d h0 wished to clarify it now. «b.r. .... ^understands on this prooeednre Chief 'ermey’s report on all Fire calls during 1, a>, frequent sells we receive other than actual fires* 0 -fh© fellows toneedless runs* cof FALSE alarms .taking valuable time and exp g The Dept, received a letter fr® ^^^letter were four(4) tickets at ■it 54 Crest Street, Rochester, N»Y.14ol& in 18th,1974 at the Lyons Den 1(6.50 each for their Annual Banquet to e 9 Fairport Firemen had heard of 44332 W. Ridge Road,Roch. N.Y. On^y “■ 5” tickets till May meeting as returns Ithis group so it was decided to hold the ^ting these tickets can get them . edid not have to be made till May8th. any Ifrom Hi. Bare • , m nr was adjpurned at lOlOO PM There being no further business the mee £ E.H.Hare, Sec ;Xoll Call 60 Members present 41 ” excused 30 ” absent f Fairport Fire Department May 6th, 1974 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8105 PM by President James Aparo. The Minutes of the Annual and last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes weee approved as read. Bills totaling >640.21 were presented by the Treasurer. Motion by Charles Young 2nd by Stan Austin to pay these bills. Motion carried. • c The following canmuni cations were read to the members- Thank you note from the Walter Family - Letter from-the Recreation Assoc, thanking the Dept, for their gift to help in their Easter Program - Letter from Perinton Chamber of Commeroe asking the Dept, to send representative to their Meeting Tuesday,May 14th. held at the Green Lant ern Inn, as their guest (Gary Lewis was selected for his part in the Hadden Fire)- A request from the Comunity Chest for donation. | Motion by Leo Young 2nd by Chas. Kane to donate $ 15.00 to Chest, Motion carried. Motion by Ray Oldenburg 2nd by J. Eimer to donate $ 150.00 to Little League, ■p Motion carried. > Aletter from Bast Rochester challenging our Dept# to a Donkey Ball Game to be held Thursday, June 13,1974 was read to the members# Motion by D# Fox 2nd by Gene Newman to accept tills cMallenge# Motion carried# ®( The Treas. report was read showing receipts of >16,314.40 - disbursements of >10,100.71 I leaving a balance of >8263.13 in cash ->6000.00 in Loan and >2933.88 in interest acct, st Security Trust Co. Motion by D. Fox 2nd by Robt. Burke to accept the treas. report as • read. Motion carried. < The following members were reported on sick list. - V. Kennelley,jr. broken shin bone o Ed, Davis, taking Cobalt treatments - Inav Masclee having problems again. A„ Don Fox - speaking for the Fund Drive stated that Shout >8000.00 had been received at J this time. Don reminded the fellows of Open House planned for Sunday May 19th and asked for plenty of help to get things in shape and also to help out at this event, © Don Fox - speaking for the Band ststed that there were now 35 members and that he nee ded about $150.00 for band equipment# Motion by C# Young 2nd by H# Broomfield to gi've 1 is amount to Don# Motion carried# Carl Welch • speaking for^Lr&QqU0? OardS 10 be sent out thu‘weektep?hat th* plans woro a11 8et for th® af*er parades. 13118 >®®k. Please return soon. Also tw smorgasboris Ron# Jensen stated that the 0a golf tournament June 9th. cost^’rLT ^7?P Bt SteWart Station, that there wouldbe . , E°lf ** Roast *12.50 , must sign up by 5-30-74 J‘ mteBraW 8tat8d that there would be a p ,Request frQQ Golf Tournament Sept. 22nd -Chili H , G °r 6QSle at their MaeFair June Sth lOAm -4 HI. Motion by R. Wells 2 ^ERS at Tournament. ** Xo?lo.\^U8tl” Dept. furnl.h refreshments for un., ^,,t... m ~ sutoh “ SS tH.t u b. a „ ® in call! . E Ji .Hare Seo. 11 1 Fairport Fire Department Fairport;, N*Ye June 3rd, 1974 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in^the Fire Hall att 9«15FM by President James Aparo. Meeting balled late because of Fund rive • Af er PPledge of Allegiance the meeting started. The minutes of last regular meeting were read to tiie members, there being no corr- 9jotions the minutes were accepted as read.. Due to the absence of Treas. H. ^arsh, there were no Bills to pay,.Motion SSchrader 2nd by H. Balbierer for the Treas. to be.empowered to pay all necessary bills notion carried. The follwoing communications were read to the members.- hotter from fire at..itt ohcoh for I 25.00 thankln6 the D,pt. for savins Dr. Mi‘‘X“21 tthclr hone.- Letter from Rinaldi Family for fine job at theirbom- -h-n yortan es.ved In at time of the heavy Rain storm also chRck for J 5. pfllPBOrt Fireman)- ■■1th donation for $ 10.00 in memory of hre son S ne3'toY0r*OT« lasmber of Commerce with schedule - Letter from Monroe County Assoc. arti« "o Martin J. Hynes for 2nd Vice Pres, of State Assoo. - Letter fr™ PiHalnlnj a Fir™Science Cours, ar Mon. Community Colles- -»• «ki”S (°r ““ Motion by L. Crane 2nd by H. Balbierer that th1752.92The Teas, report was read showing receipts ox?x* > 2933.88 in Int. laavlns a balance of.205G7.90 in cash-«6000..0 In L-mn^ wet. at Security Trust Cojiotion by F. p®° J[d stated that the Fund Drive total report as read by the Secretary.(Treas. sic ' 12000.00 for the Secretary to turn 4 this time «as $19989.71,however Don Fox had about >2000.w 7/er to the treas* . . rfiofiints from door to door nettedD» Fox - Fund Drive- Stated that the 8 fOr this job and also being over a >1000.00. Not Bad fro the few men who tur called for a flire at same time* au - ..re several who had signed up but hadR. Jensen - Golf Event - stated that there not paid and to get money in this evening. Pre.. Aparo thanked th. entertainment «>• «« . Welch)stated that there were 227 DinnersJim. Schrader -Ent. comm.(Speaking for Carl that the ^^,.3 ?reffBetd lerved Dinner Expense 1682.00 - Bar.>l< • Logans. XV X -nt. comm, hold next Annual banquet atMotion by Don Fox 2nd by D.Bowman that the e Logan’s. Motion carried. . . d that there was a waiting list for thoseDon. Fox - speaking for Band Coram. «ta e ra for the band members. wanting to join, but there was a shottage of June meeting continued , . Peck. Don. was instructed to check into a price for the necessary trousers,at suggestion of F . Motion* by Ypung 2nd bjrR* Schrader for Don© to be empowered to purchase the necessary Trousers if he could get a price about half the cost of the present ones© Motion carried* Earl Ervay stated that as he understood it,, there were about 80 Radios amongst the members of the Dept, and that only about 42 members showed up,th© night of the severe Rain-Storm which swept thru the Rochester Ares and asked the Chief about a RE-Distrib- ution of the present Fire Drpt. Radios. Earl said that several of the members who did turn out had purchased radios from him at their own expense • John F|ttgerald, reported that he was having a difficult time getting anywhere with Ribins-Royal Uniform Co. as to then Uniforms would be ready. Th© Secretary was instructed to write a letter to this Company asking for explanation and tell them we can Cancelld Motion by R. Oldehburg 2nd by D. Newman that the Dept, donate the $ 50.00 ^ecessary for a Team in the over 35 soft ball league, this entry fee goes to the gerinton receration comm. Motion carried. . , . - . Kevin Fanner spesking fo^ House comm, stated that three(3) pool cues were smashed and the lock on the Buffalo ^ruck damaged© President Aparo said that due to this condition he suspended all pool- playing until firther notice and further steps would be taken to see who the party was, that is spoiling all the fun for the other members© Chief Brown stated that there were 47 Alarms during May (copy on file) 18 of these calls were for water problems during the Severe Rain Storm, Bob thanked the fellows for the long hours put in b$ many of the fellows ♦ , lack of rest, losing time at work etc.. Once again BOB said he was receiving complaints of the fowl language being used by our men and asked that this be stopped or other steps would be taken© Bob said that once again Sunday Morning Drills would be started,notice to be on boards at hall* Fire Acadamy drills would also be posted .Bob. said he was going to check into the Rad* io situation and hoped to get radios to the ones using them* he also showed a new Equipment report to be filled out by the Line Officers , who should then turn them over to Chief enney,who would see that the problems were handled© • THere being no further business the meeting was dajpurned at 1GsS5 HI. „ ’ * - - • E.H.Hare Roll Call- . ' Secretary 62 Members present 27 ” Excused 44 ” absent ILL. July 1st,1974 Young -Tom Koval -Geo.Walter into the replacement of the Motion by R. (4) Life Vests. , Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Regular meeting of the Fair port Fire department was called to order in the Fi re Hall at 8>05 Pm by Vice President Jim. Schradert The reading of the minutes was interupted by a Fire Call,after fifteen minutes members were back to the meeting. This call was one more of the Code 3*s *hnich the Department has been receiving lately. There being no corrections the nilnutes were approved as read. Motion by H. Steak Roast for are* and Dave Scarazzo. Motion by J. Fitrgerald 2nd by^D help them in their ; n/p Jim.Schrader — Company Signs on the front of the re Bills totaling $1441.03 were presented by the treas. Motion by Gardner Lewis 2md by R. Keenen to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members -Thenk you note Leouise Stewart for the plant given to her fro her work in f«'or Annual Banquet. - Letter from Eugene Braun,^ec. a e • 2ndreceipt of the Dept, and Companies for endorsement °f Martin J .Hynes forjnd Viice Pres, of "FASNY" . - Letter from Mr. Leonard attitude of R’oyal Uniform Co. Inc. thanking us for calling to his WOuld be corr- hiis Company with our Property Clerk and stating tha s . ... f their 1st.escted.(lt Was) - Letter from Wyoming Hook 4 Ladder Co.,Inc. ^inff°^ êjrs1uch •attempt to hold a Antique Fire Wquip. Shor/ and asking us to enter if we e&quipnent. S that the Dept, donate $50.00 for the ones just passing ikVVbQV JLV^A VUAV — - Gene Newman -Barry Kyhos -Dan. Schrader Fox to donate $500.00 to the Exempts to yearly costs / Motion carried. ■ asked the House at August meeting. cwn showing 34 alarms during June, The Chief’s report was read by Chiei r , ofttoh the one responsible including 12 Code 3’s. Every effort is being chkef6 Banquet at Logans Aug. for these call. Bob said that those interes e. Dept. won many trophies at 14th. to get in touch with him. Bob. said Hall June 3rd. to get the Mendon and that he would like a crew a e Ch|ef Brown also told of the Chief's equipment in shape for the 4th of July paraae. pvmpera> stating that our Convention at the Concord, showing many ype calls, Bob. said that Grass Truck GF- 16 was able to handle many of the , . ^9937.56 - Disbursements of Tne Treas. report was read showing receip *6000.00 in Fairport Loan ($22,086.87 leaving a balance of $8418.59 in cash - $ * questions rand $12970.86 in interest acct, at has totaled $29183.89 at •the treas. report was accepted as read. ( .. to be contacted. this time) Don stated that there streets in Vi ge i for those to sign for v/p Jim reminded the fellows that toni^it was n d some refreshments. the Smorgasbord at Geneva, which would be a sit down dinner . . ax.the Dept, check into a possible Motion by Robt. Burke 2nd by J. Fitzgera date nOT set wQuld be same change in date & place for 1975 Annual anq discussion this motion was los Digit as NCNYVFA Parede # at Flehere .After entertainnent comm. |at Logans) and the Date of June 14th, 1975 (was left as set by en ice in developing pic^s^e^ter^anr^skwas told to go ahead 4 do it. Hensen 2nd by D. Schrader to purchase some Scuba Markers and four Motion carried. Broomfield 2nd by Ron. Wells the members of Scube Team, - July 1st,1974 continued that the members attending the meeting were surprised at the set up we have here, the Town Fire Advisory board# explaining the meeting of the Fire Chief’s in Perinton diet riots, along with the Building Inspectors, planners,developers and Board members che cking plans for developapents, seeing that roads and Fire Hydrants^W#^//li Burke stated that Dave Granger was having kill8 sept. 14th at 2:)) TM same as last one. the members that in order to be covered by insurance WWtDick Wagner asked for permission to get roller for chairs, this matter to U checked out.- reminded the fellows that the Dept, would Host the County Assoc, on Oct. ‘ * oxi the 23rd to set up for this event and also some eeaew ^jist in parking the visitors. Don also asked for per- additional items he needed for badges and hand outs for the ire Hallo, in April he was told to get the essentiils for the could order the balance so he wanted that permission now, this the balance of the items. street sets for the fire trucks and uu corrections or helps that to get before that secured them for the balance of the trucks. another Golf Tournament at Ja nby Fairport Fire ^epartment Fairport, New York Sept.3rd,1974 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order In the Fir. •11.11 at 8iO5FM by President James Aparo. Th. minutes of the last meeting were read to the members and approved as read. Bills totaling $201.59 were presented to the DeptJJotlon by Gardner Leris » F L-jjrd. Trowell to pay these bills. Motion came . The following communications were read to the “^’^’^^^the'Dept for a fine Dorothea Wither spoon,owners of Fairport Cold S g , J their assi3tance and bob well done at time of Storage Fire, also th^nf the^Aux. . Letter from i asking us to let them know the names of the pe p nept. in assisting them in ;±ae State Police Praising the work and equipmen Watpt. meeting continued Saturday Oct.12th, and asked for some men to turn out for this purpose. Bob also stated that there is some discussion about Training Films and Projector and asked the fellows what they thou$gt of this idea. Most seemed to think this was a good suggestion as most training films now used were so old. Bob said he would check further into this matter. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at $$ 9»45 FM, Due to the Illness of Treas. Harold Marsh, Henry Broomfield was appointed by Pres. Aparo to be the Acting Treas. till further notice. The Fire Recognition Luncheon referred to County and City for The Various Fire Services Clair”Cal” Stewart Posth unously. Faieport Had was held at the Rochester Chamber of Commerce in these minutes was sponsored by and this year they Recognised about 43 at this event, which Building. Roll Call 59 Members present 34 " excused 39 ” absent E«H«Hare, Sec, "!» MEMORY of HAROLD H. MARSH" OC’i ‘2 7 Born December 1909 Deceased UcsgsUser 1974 Marsh Harold H. Marsh, forty-one year member and past treasurer of the Fairport Fire Department, died October 27, 1974, following a long illness. Mr. Marsh, who was 64, was retired from the American Can Company, where he had been employed for 39 years. He lived at 129 West Avenue, Fairport. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn, one son, Hal of High land, New York, one daughter, Mrs. Scott (Molly) Shales of Webster, five grandchildren. .Funeral services for Mr. Marsh will be conducted from the Richard H, Keenan Funeral Home at 11 ' a.m. on Thursday. Interment.in White Haven Memorial Park. Friends may contribute to the Fairport Fire Department or to the Perinton Ambulance Corps in memory of Mr. Marsh. < . Harold Harold Joined the DeLand Hose Company #l,Inc» March,1933 .He held many offices in the Hose Company and was elected as treasurer of the Fairport Fire Department in 1947. He was also Captain of the Fairport Fire Police for many years, attending many Seminars and keeping our Fire Police one of the most active in the County. Harold will beiiruly missed by all the men in the Fire Lept. as well as by his Family Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Nov.4th,1974 members. - Thank you note from the ; October, with laid that several of the nau there is action being tak- Various Federal Programs com- Firemen SSeeulw meeting of the Fairport Fire Department WM called to order in thcFirs 4 “15PM by President Jernes Apero.Ihe meeting started 1st. as sone of the men tree ftt Bast Rochester,helping them with a bad house fire. Unvocation was lead by Chaplain H. Chlttended after which the members stood in 'H«nce S memory of Harold Marsh.our Treasurer who passed away Oct. 27th,1ST- ^teer a long illness© TThe minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no : = rirections the minutes were approved as read. EBills totaling §1116.72 were presented by the treas. Motion by R. Schrad Burke to pay these bills • Motion cam o bars. • Thank you note from the TThe following communications were read to ® of'firemen's Home on Hudson * fin-sh Family - Request for donation to Bndowment Fund oi nr i&ank you from Ambulance Corps for Dona^°* Gardner Lewis showing the children . **&ink you note from Storybrook Nursery pArion Am. Lung Assoc, for donation trosund the Fire Hall - Request from Finger e b0ijwed. Nov. Sth at Si25 Bl for ■etiter from Village Clerk telling of Meeting toh.^ sirrcing Contracts with Town of Perinton P X 'Motion by Wm Likjy 2nd byR. Wagner to pass up request fr<» Lung Assoc. Carried. Motion by D. Fox 2nd by R. Bergin ?^f°Periato>i. Carried "secretary "are to sign Fire Contracts, with the Vullage an President Aparo stated that the Officers of the A^The emebres of the Dept, said -addies Auxiliary at their 25th Banquet of $250.uu w I -teat this was OK with them® “ • +«, nfl218.00 -Disbursements of $2300.yi The Treas. report was read showing receip and ^13111,04 in Savings acct. .•saving a balance of§4824.37 in cash-$ • Johnston to approve the rea rt; Security Trust Co..Motion by Gard. Lewis 2nd by w 1 ’epport. Motion carried. ■> -r „ their help at the F'm9ral °f President Aparo thanked the fellows or Airold Marsh as Bearers,Honor Guard, 0 Ce . the Village had contacted xne Vin. Kennelley, Village Board member s**^ati*e to be here soon to examjn® hierhead Door Company and expected a repr the door in rear o fcaors at the Fire Halls and correct same. Vin. roould be repaired this week® • v. in during the month of Don. Fox - Thanked the fellows for their heip^ als£> s ~e many meetings being sponsored by e • and that fesllows attended a legislative meeting in J Vari_ lcnmMn.v by The State Assoc, to get legislation to mak Buiiding Programs illy v/ith state,County, and Local requirements in th0 benefits of Vol. Firemen Utter safety rules and regulations.,also trying I ’increased • . ,, nd also for a buffer so he could ' >. Wagner asked about clocks for the Fire by T, Kemelley 2nd byStan Aust Hwk on the Trucks and help keep them in uotion carried. Bid. that Dick bo allowed to make these purchase Bake with members paying #15.00 per Dav. Granger moved that the Dept, have a^1 gsed turned over to the enter Ltouple and the Dept, pay the balance, this wa Jttainment Coion® Fairport Fire ^ept. Nov# meeting cont. Motion by Don Foot 2nd by Wm. Likly that the Dept, donate $25.00 to the Salvation Army Do-Nut and Coffee Fund, as thir funds were depleted at the Bushnell Basin wash out, Mot ion carried. The Wash out at Bushnell Basin on Tuesday Oct.29th, 1974 causing millions of Dollars in damage,leaving many hornless and other homes damaged beyond repair. Many Fire Companies from all areas spent untold hours at this flood caused by a break in the bot tom of the Canal and letting loose a flood of millions of gallons of Water,fortunately no lives were lost but the damage was uribelieveable. Geo. Walters stated that the first order for the new jackets should be received about the middle of December, the next order about three or four weeks later. Chief Brown reported that there were 32 alarms during October - 7 code 3’s -several f Mut. aids- and many grass & leaf calls. Bob also stated that the residents of Bushnells Basin are all so appreciative of all the help given to them in their disaster. Bob also warned the fellows that the Pump on the Grass Fire -^ruck shpuld not be operating unless there was water being pumped thru it. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9530 PM. Roll Call- 48 Members present 48 " excused 35 " absent E.H.Hare, Sec. Donations in emory of Harold Marsh were received as follows- Mrs. Velma flrown Charles Di Risio Dick & Sally Keenan Thomas Stilwell Medical Soceity of Mon. 126C Brebeuf Drive 810 W.’ Y/hitney ^d South Main St. 8 Yfoodlawn Ave County 1441 East Ave. Penfield N.Y. 14526 t? Fair port Fairport Fairport Rochester 14610 > Dec* 2nd,1974 = ciorrections the minutes were approved as read. that have in lace. Reegular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire "^1 at 8 «10 PM by President James Aparo. The meinbeFS stood and pledged Allegiance thhe Flag and for Invocation by Chaplain Hugh Chittenden. Thhe Minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being Fairport Fire department Fairport, Nev/ York Geo. Walters stated •99 Company would want deer » that if George is •_e* amount due. Motion carried. Motion by R, Schrader 2nd by C. .*« for the two halls. Motion carried that the first order of Jackets would soon be received and their money ■ Young that the Dept, purchase ## Sheriff monit- » Sari Ervay to check into this matter• Don Fox- asked for permission to put a add in shopping news at Xmas time thanking 111 who donated and advising care at this time in relation to Fire dangers and telli 5; of the Fire Dept. being ready at all times. Don also proposed that certain funds », invested to assist in the possible 8*wte Conventionin 1977. Motion by R. Burke 2nd by D. Newman that the Dept, pay half the entry fees for the nnrling teams at State Bowling Convention as they have in the Past. Motion carried. vA James Schrader asked for permission to purchase a Coffee Maker for Stewart till• \^ion carried. Motion by C. Herendeen 2nd byR. Wells to donate $100.00 to Ladies Aux. for theiB VMdi®8 Xmas Party. Motion carried. 3 tills totaling §696.12 were presented by the treas. Motion by C. Young 2nd by • S«ichrader to pay these bills. Motion carried. TThe following communications were read to the members- Thank you note from the alvration Army for our donation to their Coffee 4 DO-Nut Fund - Letter from the Miles Aux. thanking the Dept, for the Plaque naming the Presidents of their gro p si also for the Check for $ 250.00 to help in their 25th Anniversary party - sitter from Recreation ^ept. thanking the department for our help trude and the Cider & Do-Nuts - Letter fran Firemen's Home on the^uda°“ iftt of $30.00 for Small Change Fund - Letter from Bushnell Basin Fire pt. iagj us for all our help at the time of the Canal rea ru* " Rugbnell Basin :ldlienschu,Fire Coordinator .Thanking us for our help a ^ine Union asking isaaster aid also a copy of the notice he sent to the um to publish so all could see the work done y a 'commerce*asking if we w which the paper never published. -Letter from a $100.00 from etted to name a ?arty for man of the year(no Action)- Donation of $100.00 4 Mrs. L. Thompson.544 Jefferson Ave. for burning down the damaged Home. ~ne treas report was read showing receipts of$950.00-Disb^seme in Int. aCct -wing a balance of §3525.00 in cash-$6000.00 in treas report " SSecurity xrusr Co*Motion by D. Schrader 2nd y 4 iread. Motion carried* x ... Davis was not too well but getting by andThe sick committee reported that Ed* Davi. . . ’Lawler had been dn sick list but was getting aroun g .. Hnusa doors painted and would soon:Bill Rich has the Plaques flor over the Fire Hou e P ready to put back __ 'si order of Jackets would soon be received and that eir money when delivered* Motion by R* Jensen 2nd by D. Schr satisfied with them he may secure check from the treas. for motion by J. Fitsgerald 2nd by D. For. authorising the V. Pres money to purchase "e i Xmas Baskets* Motion carried. December meeting Cont. Motion by7 Y/inter Haven Florida 33880 Rochester 14611 Tucson,Arizona 85282 Fai rp ort 9-^ • .Fairport Fire Department Fairport,Nev/ York Jan • 6th, 1975 Regular-meeting of the Fairport Fire ^apartment was called to order in the Fire Hall ' Si:O5FM by President James Aparo© T?he members stood and pledged allegiance to the Flag and Chaplain Chittenden gave a ?^i’eer for our members help and safety® T¥he minutes of the last regular meeting were read .to the members, there being one ?rreaction the minutes were approved as read® totaling $1349.73 i?ere presented by the treas. Moticn by Garry Lewis 2nd by ~*d'ner Lewis that these bills be paid© Motion carried® Firemen*s Bowling Tournament ~ ~ ‘ j u? ~----- • ^elly as their man of the year® call at his home received fronMr® Job T-The following comnunications were read to the $4.00 -Letter from Ameri can Lung Assoc .req-^xng d°nation -lie Town Inc. - Seasons Greetings from Pittsford J i-3mton Vol® Fire Dept® asking us to take add ’e State Vol® 1 rttter from Chamber of^Commerce telling u -3735 Honoring Father < -r $10®00)fire <--------------- - Notice of dues from FASNY - Xmas greetings from biuxu n4V —A • Request from ‘1® in their program,they are sponsoring ent® - Seasons from O’Donnell-Quigley Co®- of Dinner being held at Island Valley Janl8th Letter of thanks for (with check John May 484 Jefferson Ave® Motion by J. Fltxgerald 2nd by D. Fox to pay th, FASNY duos. Notion carried Motion by D. Fox 2nd by Ed. Welch topass up at this time the reque . and the Hall emptied out suddebly, it was%°“±nt » SXer pl.X all returned at S.OOFM Walters for his task in handling ► ***— — ’ thru but hoped all would be in soon by Garry Lewis to take a Full page add in the Tounton tickets, etc® at Xmas time tills and wanted to —— lecors at Bain Hall® A letter of Motion by G’arry Lewis 2nd by C i token of Appreciation for his won on Jo»r time of material® Motion carrie Barry Kyhos thought the Dept, should Mr Jacket Program, -rrl—~ < "‘in coming .‘•ict that the large sizes were s v v ‘ 1 thank Geo. Walters ivi -------------------much applause ,etc. -Geo. stated that he was dissapoinjred at the ■>_. ^Amlnp ■ • . - . _n in snOT1 At this time(8»45) the Fire Alarm sounaeu «« plac’e, all returned at 9»00PM n call f0r rubbish or brush back of Convent on Barmer p und the meeting resumed® . Prevention program conducted in all the schools Don© Fox speaking for the County Fire Joanne Y/emes and Karen Kemmsies® Lb the County® there were two ™in™*rS b passed On to the Western Assoc for possib Tie letters written by the students are to beJJ* Co^ty meetinK cards would not be •M further awards® Don also stated tha ojig Assoc® Motion carried® ^Motion by J® Fitzgerald 2nd - filing Program® Motion carried , -.p +,he Dent® Tom Lxtzinger At this timr Pros. Apart, introduced three new J saqstations. Davis - Rev. Chittenden, they received the usuai . . «r AS50.48 - disbursements of The Trees, report was read sho»inS -SUU1.04 in interest .=«. ■“’s‘ctitby^Xet.OTfh!reS6t:2ln6 report has accepted as r.a Don Fox - speaking for th Band C—. ^•d„®a‘0^’xp«2ng - Letter from to take a Add in their program book for State to their cause The following communications were read to the members - Thank you ‘-ens Aux. for our donation of small room for their suppi -otte fromfLynn Brue]}ing for Basket of fruit he received from the Dept. /,■ Fire Dept, asking us Asisoc. Convention • request from Kidney Foundation asking for donation Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by D. Schrader that we take a half page ad in the pro rr-an book. Cost $110.00# Motion carried. Treas • re away llley,Sr. Broomfield stated that due to the fact that most of the Officers of the Depte that he and Chief Brown pledged $100.00 to Kidney Fund in Honor of V. ^enne- This action was approved by the members present. Motion by D. Fox 2nd by D. ^escretary,Treas, and Property Newman that the ^ept. give Honorarium of Clerk for fine work for past year. Motion $150.00 to the carried, - of $1304.00read showing receipts of $110.00 Disbursements in cash - $6000.00 in Loan and $10,274.47 in interest by J. Vitalone 2nd by F. Peck to accppt the treas. The Treas. report was leeaving a balance of $2562.87 icoct, at Secutity Trust Co. Motion resport as read. Motion carried. Lotion by D. Schrader 2nd by T. Pittinaro to accept Bid ob $170.00 to place Glass do 2rrs on Trophy case at Stewart Station. Motion carried. President Aparo appointed the following members for the Fund Drive for 1975. ?oobt. Burke, Ch airman-L. Kingsley &B. Kyhos, from Hose Co. D.-PiccariellijAsst • Chairman -R. Oldenburg - J.Vitalone from Kook & Ladder Wallers,Asst. Chairman - L. Pelton - P. Wright from Protectives D™ Fox BPOE dinner honoring Gary Board for Stewart Hall Chief Brown stated that V. Kennelley,Jr. stated Wagner requested a new Chair for Radio room Motion by R. Wagner 2nd by ‘ ’ • presented Memorial Cards to be used by the Dept Don. also stated that he would ? «b° ocons, etc. for the coming year. Motion ! enri that the Dept, purchase these items Don. also atated that the too return the borrowed one from last year. orne and a good used one for I waould repay some time this summer,------- aconey to the band. Motion carried. President Jim, thanked the fellows for the turn out at the Leewis from our Fire ^ept. as the Man of the Year. and a Chalk D. Schrader to purchase these items as requested. Carried. that the new Fire Whistle would be received soon. there were 12 alarms during February ,1-code 5 and 2 Code3 niOH TTiTlTrt tCiYrrrrn rr-u .........- items for Don and his helpers. Band wished to purchase a Glockenspiel as thay had rom last year. The band has an oppprtunity to get one New $ 150,00 and if the Dept .would lend the band the money they ummer. Motion by G. McSweeney 2nd by D. Schrader to loan the March 3rdt1975 meeting continued © Bob warned the fellows that they, must use caution in driving and in pulling thru red limits and said that the Police ^ept. was going to start making arrests if the men do don comply. He stated that there were now check out sheets for #342 & 346 and to make sure these were filled out after each run. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:25 PM afetr benediction and the members standing at attention for a few minutes of silence for out deceased members. E.H.Hare, Secretary Roll Call 57 Members present 36 " excused 36 ” absent Fairport Fire department Fairport, Nev; York April 7th,1975 Annual 4 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire department was called to order in the Fiire Hall at 8:05 Hi by President James Aparo# The members stood and pledged Allegiance to the Flag and then at attention for a - nirnute in respect for our deceased members# The minutes of the last meeting were read to the members,there being no corrections thee minutes were approved as read# Bills totaling $650#00(?) were presented by the treas# Motion by G# Trowell 2nd by D# Schrader to pay these bills# Motion carried# The following communications were read to the members - Thank you card from V# Law- for Basket of ^ruit -Thank you card from Ed# Davis for all favors - Thank you card ^rron Carolyn Marsh and a check for$25#00 in Memory of Harold - Note from Mrrt,Mrs4Bruce -airter and Tim Carter,with check for $2 #00 in Memory of Harland Good -Letter from Film -each Services Div# Eastman Kodak Co# with Check for S/^50 in ^emory of Harland Good - -niank you letter from Dave Martens,Fairport Central School, thanking the Fire Jept# for ^nie reception given to the Champion Basket Ball Team when they arrived home after their ’iinning of Section Five Title - A request for a donation to Special Olympics (for Han- -i.cap) of N.Y. - Motion by Gorden McSweeney 2nd by R. Wells to donate §25.00 to N.Y.Special Olympics -ootion carried# Carried# Fund Drive would be themselves and name of The treas# report was read leeaving a balance of $1756#56 att Security Trust* Hank also read the record x 8558,396.59-Disbursements of§58,689.48 leaving D.. Fox 2nd by G. McSweeney to accept the treas. Showing receipts of toUrSTrt in cash-S6000 .00 an Uan“ bal.(total) of$18,031.03. Motion by report as read. The members were reminded that the stuffing of heeld Thursday April 24th at Stewart Station at 6:00Pfc President Aparo asked the new members to stand and introduce Zcompany# All were welcomed to the Dept# 4-k^xr wanted the NCNYVFA convention in D. Fox s&ated that the Dept, should act new i y Village Beard as to their opin- 1S977. It was decided that the Chief’s would contact the 5 the Depte icon concerning the Urban Renewal and then decide the action „ j h.' entertain the Winning Basket Dall R. Jensen stated that therewas a fr°u? _kets to be sold(in faoh all_sold_outj}o^ teeam and that there would only be abou ftXnenses. Motion by R^2nd byT. Pittinaro aind that they needed a donation to he p e JW P GrQQn Lantern Inn April 30th. tco dohate $200.00 for this cause. Motion came . „ J . w+.^rald to purchase two(2) extra garbage cans forMotion by R. Wagner 2nd by J. Fitzgeraia p S’tewart Hall. Motion carried. M and D. Schrader asked about the SuchDon. Fox reminded the fellows of County meeting r-0 tournament with East Roch# To be han e The next order of business was alaction of officers for new year,Pres. Aparo appoin ted Wm. Koval and M. Sperino as tellers and elections were declared open. Norn, by-J. Fitzgerald 2nd by D. Schrader for G^James Schrader for, president .Norn, clo g5ed. Sec. cast ballot for Jim. and he was elected President fior the coming year. April 7th,1975 cont. Nome by R. Wells 2nd by T. Koval for Loren Pelton for Vice President.Nom. closed Sec. cast ballot for Loren and he was elected Vice President for coming year. Non. bv J* Fitzgerald 2nd by D. Schrader for E. Hiram Hare for Secretary .Nom. closed and Trees'. cast ballot for Hi. and he was lected Secretary for coming year. Nomination by 6. Trowell 2nd by J. Zimmer for Henry Broomfield for Treasurer- Nomination by R. Wells 2nd by D. Granger for Clifton Palmer for Treasurer- Nom. closed Ballots were passed out and the results gave the post to Henry nroomfield and he was elected treasure!* for coming year» Nom. by H. Broomfield 2nd by Yfai. Zimmer for V. Kennelley,Sr. for Sgt.-at-Arms.nom. closed See. cast ballot for V. KennelleyfSr. and he was elected Sgt-at-Arms for year. Nom. by R. Hensen 2nd by D. Fox for John Fitzgerald for property clerk, nom. closed Sec. cast ballot for John Fitzgerald and he was elected property clerk for coming year. Nom. by Mike Sperino 2nd by R. Consaul for Gordon Trowell for Communications officer Nom. closed and Sec. cast ballot for Gordon Trowell and he was elected Comm. Officer Nom. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd byD. Schrader for Gerald Doser for Chief of F.F.D. non. closed .Sec. cast ballot for Gerald Doser and he was elected Chief of F.F.D fornew Yr. Non. by R. Wood 2nd by E. Francis for John Kenney for 1st. Asst. Cjgief of F.F.D. Nom. closed.Sec. cast Ballot for John Kenney and he was elected 1st. Asst Chief FFD. Non. by R. Wells 2nd by T. Koval for Gary Reed for 2nd asst. Chief of FFD. Nom close d Sec. cast ballot for Gary Reed and he was elected 2nd Asst. Chief of FFD» Nom. by G. Me Sweeney 2nd by Wm. Koval for G. Doser as delegate a^nd J. Kenney f or AK * ornate to FASNY. Nom. closed Sec. cast ballot and these men were elected. The tellers were excused. Dutgoing Pres. Jim thanked the fellows and all his committ es for all their help during his term of office and said he was most grateful for the ohance of being president of the F.F.D. Out going Chief Robto Brownalso thanked all the members,officers,Fire Police and committees for their help during his term as Chiefoi^? FFD. Stan Austin presented Bob with a album of pictures taken during his term and state- that he hoped this would be a custom for all outgoing Chief’s in the future. Bob also r received a Polish Clock from Chief Sten^ei-n from Penfield(manb Laughs from all). Earl Ervay,speaking for the Hose Company, congratulated all new officers and said tn at there would be refreshments after the maating prepared by the entertainment com. Carl ^elch, spaaking for the Fire Police,asked the men to try to keep their cars back from the Fire Area as it caused so much confusion. Pres. Jim stated that the Annual Banquet would be held at Logans June 14th. He also reminded the fellows of the State Convention and said that if we were going that the committees should get going on this. Motion by R. Brand 2nd by D. Y/imer that we attend the State Assoc. Convention at Niagara ^alls. Motion carried. Motion by C. Welch 2nd by J. Fitzgerald that the ^ept. have a Smorgasbord at the State Convention at Niagara Falls Motion carried. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Brand that the Lept. attend the NCNYVFA convention at Farmington. Motion lost.(this is due to the Dept. Annual Banquet being held the same date and there would not be enough time) re Motion by R. Wagner 2nd by reservations for those attending convention at That the Entertainment commi ttee secu N. Falls for Sat. night., all attendi n Fairport F.D. April 7th,1975 cont. «to sign up this weak, so committee could act. Motion carried. I Motion by H. Gropp 2nd by R. Y/agner that the Dept. have a Smorgasbord at Kar-Mac cflest. after the %neva Parade. Motion carried. Motion-by H. Gropp 2nd by R. Cinsaul that the Parade committee take care of jparade selections for the bale of the year. Motion carried* Chief Doser reported that there were 29 alarms during March- 7 code #3- 2Mutual aidw “several grass fires, some MVA, etc® (copy on file) Ihere being no further business the members all enjoyed cigars furnished by the OChief’s and Pizza and refreshments furnished by the entertainment comm* The meeting «*as adjourned at 10:15PM E.H> are Sec* ■Soil Call 76 members present -34 members excused - 12 members absent o COMMITTEES IFund ^rive - Chairman,Robert Burke,Lou Kingsley,Barry Kyhos Asst. Chairman,D* Piccarelli,R. Oldehburg,J.Vitalone Asst* Chairman,G. Walters,L.Pelton,Phil Wright Presidents-Chairman, J • Ellis,R. Bergen, Gardner Lewis (Flowers&Sickness) -3and-Chairman,D. Fox,W. Kennelly,F. Peck -Communications-Gordon ^rowell,Officer-E. Ervay,P.Wright,R.Brand iludit-ChairmanjC .Beck, R .Keenan, J. Aparo . I Lsw-Ch air man, D.Piccar elli, J* Erb land,D .Newman I Parade-Chai rman, G .Dos er, J .^enney,G.Reed I Exilic Re lat io ns-Ch airman, S .Austin, R.Wells,D .Wimer, R. Jensen 0 .Herendeen,C .Welch :3i-Centennial- Chairman,D .Fox,R.Wells,D.Schrader,L.Pelton,J.Aparo ^Centennial & J.Leonard • Sntertainment-Chainaan,C .Baxter,R.Wood,R.Brown,D.Schrader, J.Vitalone P.Kenny :3ouse-Chai rman,C arlBrant, R.Brown,R. Jensen,R.Brand,D.Schrader,C .Young ISeverage Dispensing-Chairman,J.Fitzgerald,R.Brand,J.Davis Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York May 5th, 1975 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8jO5HJ by President James Schrader, All stood and pledged Allegiance to Flag. The minutes of the last Regular and Annual meeting were read to the members .Motion byC. Welch 2nd by M. Sperino to accept minutes with a correction of Chief Greitzer being donner of Clock to Bob Brown and Hose Co. furnishing refreshments after the meeting. Bills totaling $3000.00 were presented by the treas. Motion by Gard. Lewis 2nd by V. Kennelley,Jr to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members - Letter from East Rochester F.D. inviting us to take part in a afternoon of events Sat. Aug. 2nd. - Letter from Mrs. Emily Davis,136 Prospect Ave. Buffalo(14201) stating they like to attend our par ades and asking for dates of our parades - A certificate from Spec. Olympics for our donation to them - Request from Farmington for us to take Add in their program book for NCVFA convention -Letter from Jaycees telling of events May 31st. Motion by Robt. Brand 2nd by flick Conant that we take part in the events at East Roc hester,Sat. Afternoon Aug. 2nd. Motion carried. Motion by D. Fox 2nd by R. Conant that we take Full Page Add in Farmington Book ost $50.00 Motion carried. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of $22.25 .58-Disbursements of $2180.26 leaving a balance of $1801,88 in Security Trust -$6C0C.00 in Loan and $8422.50 in Int. acct at Security. Motion by F. Tucceri 2nd by Gard. Lewis to accppt treas. report,carrie Hccarelli stated that there had been $4638.50 received to date in Fund Drive. Fox stated that J p *^2Comm, and was in line for further d^ aPP°inted to Western Assoc. ^rill Team r e committee had contacted the VillBleS the "es^ern Assoc. Don also stated that convention in 1977 if We can secure Wef! told to go ahead with Plans for NCVFA might need about ten new uniforms. ’ °n Sald the Band was shaP*ng up but that he Motion by Ron Wells 2nd by Chas Ym,niforms if needed. Motion carried. * 5 t0 S1V9 D°n Permission to purchase these un- There was much discussion k + clists on Bulletin Board 1forVLJ3J;ate Convention at Niagara Falls, there will two(2) °e signed and deposit by Thur. May etha^5* Staying overnifM and 1 for Buffet, must Geo. Walters stated that uwork uniform, dress cap. There wouldMay - 12 tp 5 HI. fellows to wear appreciated. e P enty of work and all help possible would be Pres. Jim stated that the bdispensing before and after naradA^e^jn°T? ™?uld be in charge of beverages at pprades placed in room across from Shower * linking on Trucks- Stewart Hall dispenser to be inspections and report any violaterc^* respect this privelege - House comm, to keep tigh is the responsibility of all-There °r members to police up the rooms, as thi v/ere not to converge in Radio room use other bevera6e in the Radio Room and the fellow PP ted that there would be a Golf tournament June 1st. $12.50 Each.Sign up. Roger Miller stated that we .a u vrevent. The more the better. ® %ater Bal1 events and asked all to join in this John Fitzgerald stated that he was not getting alonfj too good getting the uniforms from members no longer in Dept. Jim asked the officers of each Company to assist John Fairport Fire Jept May 5th,1975 continued Motion by Robt© Burke 2nd by C. Herendeen to donate S25.00 to BOCES Scholarship to • show our appreciation for the work they do for the Dept# Motion carried# F. Tucceri asked for some squegees for Stewart Hall# Chief Doser said he would handle Geo# Walters asked afeout name plates which most of the OLDER members had# John Fitz • stated that Ahe members purchased these and said he would get some for all wanting them •approx cost §1*25 each© Chief Kenney stated that the Fire Police needed about $ 74#00 for some equipment, kiio^tion by W1 Kennelly 2nd by C © uerendeen that the Dept# purchase this equip# Carried# Chief Doser reported that there were 38 Alarms during April- 5 Code 5’s - one DOA •a Mr# Durfee,Filkins st© and J# Stewart severly burned at his home(code 5) Packet Boat ILdA at Matedon Center-Mr# Weisenberger - 5Code 3’s Copy on file Chief Doser also named the fellows about filling out form after each Fire-Stated NO more kids on Fire tt rucks - he reminded the fellows for Firemen’s cousse at E# Roch starting May 8th#, SSeveral members to be away the week end of May 10-11, call for help if needed, Gerry nlso warned the fellows about being in the Radio roan at time of fire as operator could ::ot be distracted- There was to be no beverages in apparatus room - Be sure to fill in sill reports after each oall - Officers training course coming up soon- Truck 347 to ssnswer grass fires,car fires, etc fn North aide - Gerry is checking on possible new Struck to assist in filling oxygen tanks, etc. Gerry also said that a truck would be dispatched to East Rochester May 10th for their Firemen’s recognition day# Chief %nney impressed an all the importance of filling out the forms after all iFire Calls • There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 10115PM E#H.Hare, Secretary oil CaJ.1 79 Members present 21 excused 22 " absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev.' York June 2nd,1975 u Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire epartment was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8iO5BI by President James Schrader. All stood and pledged allegiance to the Flag, The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members> there being no corr ections the minuted were approved as read. Bills totaling^^y.^were presented by the treas<» Motion by Don Fox 2nd by J. Fit zgerald to pay these hills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members- Thank you note from Mrs. Arthur Wilson(Jean) for Gardner Lewis showing her Nursery School Children thru the Fire Hall- Letter from Robina Smith,Secretary Perinton Golden Age Club with Check for §25.00 for our Fund Drive - Letter from Farash Construction Corporation, with check for §500.00 for our Fund ^rive - Request from Mon. County Assoc, asking for endorsement of M. Hynes and Carl ^eltri for State Offices - Letter of thanks and Program Book fo the Banquet for our HiSchool Champion BasketBall Team,for which we donated Checkto help expenses The Treas. report was read showing receipts of $20985.13 - disbursements of$3699.48 leaving a balance of§19087.53 in cash-§6000.00 in Loan and $8422.50 in interest Acct. at Security ^rust. There being no objections the report was approved as read. Robt. Burke-speaking for the Fund Drive stated that§21721.38 had beon received to date this represents a 40% return.STarting June 9th, there would be a DOOR to DOOH drive & he asked all to turn out so this Drive could be ended © Work Uniform please. Pres. Jim asked for all to help in this and not leave it to the Chairman, also urging the Comm. to get more active. Pres. Jim. thanked all Fn -p •prised the people were after^earnin^of °PEN.H0USS and stated how pleased and sur- DeptJJeedles to =«y ths KIDS all S’1" and arming we have in our fire b enjoyed the Ballons and ride on BUFFALO. back for C°mm. asked the members to get their cardsevents without the co-operation of all & COnDni^e to Plan the the Annual Banqurt, thi^to^ con^id^S C°“m,asked if • wanted two Dinners or just ending various functions and i p * ' on also stated that the Committee would be MotiM aSk0d f0r a *0 set up for the variuos expenses. of *1500.00 be ..t up to help th. The Treas.remarked about thck into this matter, also Henry statL°w V^e Gloves»Dick Keenan stated he would che- to purchases asking the members to sim bin! havin^ a b^e trying to tie the bills 9 "nen purchases were made to state use. Motion by Ed. Welch 2nd by R. «purchases. Motion carried. tnat Purchase orders should be issued for all f ton Panel truck, to caj'jj cTseld! Ai^su^-]0^^ W&S cfcnsiderinS the purchase of a Bid, cost approx $4200.00. SUPP1Y> tools etc. this Van would be on state Motion by Gord. Trownii u nMotion carried. y ene 0Wman that the Dept, purchase this unit. Dave Granger stated that there v/ould be a Scotch Golf Tourney at JanLee Hill June 22nd.at IjOOPM cost $17.00 per couple including Golf and Staek Roast. He asked the Dept, for $50.00 for some prizes. Fairport Fire ^ept« June 2nd,1975 meeting cont Motion by Dave Granger 2nd by Robt. Burke that the Dept, donate $ 50.00 for this ev snt. Motion carried. Ray Oldenburg stated that the Soft Ball League would get under way very soon. John Fitzgerald stated that the 3rd0Bat. third Annual Golf Tourney would be held at Chili July 27th at 12$00 Noon- Cost $12.00 per person including Dinner, all wishing s'to take part sign up , aList will be on Bulletin Board. Lst• Asst. Chief J. Kenney stated that the NCVFA had picked Gary Lewis as the Fire Kan of the year and would receive his award at the TrenHolm East June 14th at lOtOOAM Jack said he wanted 15 members in uniform to meet at the Hall at 8i30AM to leave for this event as they would escort Gary at this event. Jack also stated that the NCVFA suggested that Gary be nominated for the State Award of Fireman of the Year .Muck sork to be done. Motion by Go rd. T rowel 1 2nd by V/. Kennelly that the D0pt. present the name of Jary Lewis to the State Assoc, for Fireman of the Year Award. Motion carried. Due to the fact that our Dept® was not taking part in the parade atFannington it was discussed that the delegates and Wives be sent to the NCVFA Banquet June 12th at Convention at Farmington. Motion by Gardner Lewis 2nd by P. Kenney that the Dept, send these Delegates M)d Wife or Date to this Banquet^it being understood to include Company Delegates lotion carried. John Fitzgerald stated that he had found supplier for name plate tags,for $1.00 ,4 j each. Those wanting same to get in touch with John. Chief Doser stated that there were 33 Alarms durin^lay -Icode 5 - several code 3 code 10 many grass fires, etc. (copy on file) Gerry tanked the fellows for their isual fine work, he Also stated that the 4thof Jjdy would be a busy day but that there would be something to ea3>t for the fellows at the Hall, before going to Brighton® Chief ^enney thanked the fellows for the help at Macedon Center drill, explain ing some of the faults with the smaller Fire Depts, and telling our members how fortunate they are with the training we get and said it would be good to invite some of the Macedon Ginter and other small Fire Companies to attend the classes ^e do in learning the proper functions of a good fireman. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9$5OFM. E.H -kare,Sec. Roll Call 66 Members Present 29 n Excused 26 11 Absent Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York July 7th,1975 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8iO5HS by President G.James Schrader. The members stood and pledged Allegiance to the Flag- The minutes of the last reg ular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $3349.86 were presented by the treas.. Motion by R. Jensen 2nd by D. Schrader to pay these bills. Motion carried© The following communications were read to the members -Thank you note from Helen Crane for her invitation to the Annual Banquet -Letter from the Fairport YZelcome Y/ag- cn Club, with check for $80.00 for our Fund ^rive and telling of their appreciation for the work of our Dept..- Letter from the Foreman Center, thanking us for our don ation to their Scholarship Fund - Letter from Robert & Agnes MacMath, with ckeck for $75.00 for our fine work when their property on Filkins St© burned -Letter from East Rochester F.Dept. telling of Water Ball Contest to be held Aug.lst. at 7:coFM, this turned over to R. Miller - Letter from Troupsburg telling of their loss of equipnent as result of a Fire and asking for donation of Hose or money .(Ch ief’s to handle. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of $ 9980.90 - disbursements of $11891.71 - leaving a balance of $ 17176.72 in cash -$6000.00 in Loan and $8422.50 in Interest account at Security r^rust Co. Motion by R. Burke 2nd by Stan Austin to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried© President Jim stated that there were to be some changes made at this time- All activities are to be stopped at midnight at both Fire Halls - No more Beer during the day or °venings unless there was a Fire,Drill or meeting .Dis pens ere would not be. locked at this time but would be if privileges are abused. The House Comm, planning some regulations regarding the Ping Pong Table. In other words USE but Do Not ABUSE the privileges of the Halls. Robert Burke speaking for the Fund Drive stated that $30520.00 had been received to date and he wanted to thank the committee and help he had in this event. Pres. Schrader thanked Bob and his committee and all who helped in the ^rive and asked for any suggestions for next years Drive. Chief Gerry Doser said that the Nev/ Van Had been ordered and he would have more information later on delivery. The members were also told that the 197 6 Annual an- quet would be held at Logans Sat. June 5th. John Fitzgerald said that Thursday July 10th would be the last date for the men to sign up for the 3rd. Batt. Golf Tournament. John also said that he was receiving many request for shoulder patches from collectors and asked what to do about it. He was told to tell the collectors that for $2.00 he would send them one, this covers cost of Patch and Mailing. Chas. Baxter asked the members attending the Convention and parade at Niagara Fall to sign up by Aug. 9th. Pres. Jim reminded the fellows that they should be serious about this matter, not to sign if that »4ere not going as the Dept, has to pay for those who sign and do not show, also that only member and Guest is allowed to these events, no other guests or children. if Barry Kyhos asked/^the Dept, would approve paying 50% the cost of Jackets for the Scuba Team, cost about $10.00 to the Dept. Barry ^ade this a motion 2nd by D. Schr ader. Motion carried. Jim Erbland having to resign from Lav/ Committee, Pres. Schrader appointed D. Gran ger to thi this request turned over to the Chief’s® - Request from Marbletown Fire Dept© asking us to take part in their parade,Sat® Sept. 6th at 6:30rM© Secretary to send card back tell- them that we will be part of the 3rd© °att® Unit© The treas.report was read showing receipts of $4867.14 - Disbursements of $4054.67 leaving a bal. of §17989.19 in cash - $6000.00 in Loan and $8422.50 in interest acct. at Security TrUst. Co®Motion by Robt. Burke 2nd by James Aparo to accept the treas. report as read® Motion carried. At this time Chief Doser was presented a” SUPER CHIEF” Shirt from the 3rd® Battji Super Firemen (Fair port) all enjoyed the remarks passed by all present© and askthe members for suggestions Tk Sna x that Band contract expired this year ised for the parade at Niagara Vail * Waf that a School buss had been prom- tney could but would have to be cl aan^ ^remen wanted to ride ,t aad to act accordingly® it was der^kA &S chaperones and were told to rember this the trophy presented to the Fairport F.d/f<^^%Band shou3hd be givan the insurance needed. Motion carried6** School for the use of the Bus and Gardner Lewis - speaking for the sick comm© asked the fellows to let some one on the sick comm, when they hear of a member who is ill or laid up® Chs. Baxter - speaking for the entertainment comm, stated, that Satur< . ara would be the last day to sign up for buffet at State Assoc, convention a ^uev Falls® Once again Pres. Schnader reminded the members not to sign up o wrer sure they could go® Herb. Gropp - speaking for the Annual Golf Tournament , said the sheet for those wishing to take part in this event to be held Sept. 27th, 1975, would be on the Board after this meeting® Herb moved 2nd by J. Aparo that the Dept® donate $150.00 for prizes for this event. Motion carried® John Fitzgerald - Stated that he was hearing a lot of rumors about the Fire D©pt® having a big parade next year and asked if this would be with the Chamberof Commerce the 4th of july or with the VPW the week after the 4th® V. Kenneley speaking for the would welcome the F.Dept. taking part intheir event as ## the /F<. could not muster up enough units to hold a good parade® The Fire Dept® could IIH i Fairport Fire ept. August 4th,1975 meeting cont. theere was quite a bit of discussion about this event, parade route-Route 31F-possible rorn st ruction in Village, etc. Motion by R. Schrader 2nd by R. Conant to delay action on parade with the VJW until -nee Sept, meeting so the venture could be better explained. Motion carried. J. Fitzgerald - speaking about Flags in line at parades, YfOW - ETC - The discussin rarnt on for about 20minutes -Motion by Dave Granger 2nd by D. Schrader that the Dept :axrry the Fairport Fire apartment at all paradesin### the future except the State -ottion carried. •9 It was suggested by Robt. Burke that the Rules and Regulations of Flags be checked intto and Ro Schrader was asked to ckeck into this matter® R® Wells stated that he thoggjit the Dept® should have a chain saw on the emergency -niit and also asked about emergency generator for Radio Stations in case of Electric -Isack outs o The Chief’s to discuss this matter v/ith. the Village Board. Pres® Jim® told the fellows that about Nov. or December the Fire Phone number wouldd -3 changed to 223-1122. Nev/ declas would have to be purchased for our Areas. Lst Asst Chief J. ^ermey stated that there would be classes -ncorkle starting Aug.7th,1975 for 5 weeks and another date of for operators for the Aug,11th for 5 weeks. Chief Doser stated that there seventeen (17) alarms during July and thanked the elllows for their work at the East Rochester Fillin on such a hot day, he also war- iedd the fellows about heat exhaustion and said to be sure to gat help at the ist. -iggns and not to try to carry on as it could be fatal® Frank Tucceri congratulated Ron. Schrader for the fine Job he has done as Drill -asster and all agreed. The members were told that the Radio at the Power plant was out of order and all 'iIlls were being activated from Rochester, but the one at the Power Plant would be acck in service in a day or two. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9io5 FL. E.H.Hare, Sectetary □111 Call 62 1,1 embers present 34 ” excused 20 ” absent IN MEMORY OF Hilton L. Dryer Born August 25th,1899 Deceased July 20th,1975 Member of the Fairport Protective Association Joined June, 1922-Moved out of area in 1925- Rejoined Protectives 1932 and in September 1969 attended- his last meeting in his Company o 8 FAIRPORT HERA1J)-MA1L, Eairport, N.Y., July 23, 1975 Hilton L Dryer Hilton L. Dryer of Shortsville, formerly of Fair port, died on July 20,1975. He was born in Fairport on August 25,1899, the son of the I . late Henry F. and Hattie (Pratt) Dryer. He attended Fairport schools and on May 31,1931 he was married to the former Linda Cummings in the First Baptist Church of Shortsville. He Was a mem ber of the Fair port Fire De partment for 48 years and was also a member of Ameri can Legion Post #34 of Shorts ville. Mr. Dryer is survived by his wife, Linda; one son, Gordon, of Richmond, California; six sisters, Mrs. Donald (Thelma) Ewing of Walworth, Mrs. Madeline Paige of Rochester, Mrs. Patrick (Jeanne) DiLuzio of California, Mrs. Nolan (Fem) Granger, Mrs. Edward (Lillian) DeWolff and Mrs. Carmine (Marion) Zito, all of Fairport; one brother, Kenneth, of Fair port, five grandchildren and one great- • grandchild. Services will be held on Wednesday at 11:00 from the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home. Interment will be at Brookside Cemetery in h Shortsville. ”Hilt” was one of most dependable FIREMAN you would ever come in contact with in any request made of him always ready to help out no matter how difficult or messey the assignment* He is missed by all who knew and worked with him* Fairport Fire ^apartment Fairport, Nev; York 9-2-75 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire ' ^111 at 8:05FM by President G. James Schrader The members stood and pledged Allegiance to the Flag and Chaplain Chittenden## • ^Iked the lords blessing on our dedicated fellows. Bills to taling $1225 .83-were presented by the Treas. Motion by Gardner Lewis 2nd y D .Schrader that these bills be paid. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members.- Thank you note to Chief Dos for siphoning gas from boat gas tank was received from Mrs Helen Reed - A Memorial . amount of $ 5.00 in ^emory of Hilton Dryer, received from Henry F. Ewing - A Memor- amount of *]*£>***$-J5>00 , received from Richard & Delores Brewerton in Memory in ^mory of Hilton Dryer - Letter from Mr. T.J.Koll,plant manager of Amreican Can,expres- ^i^ng his surprise and gratitude in seeing howmuch equipment and men so well trained at ^hie ^rill held at the plant on Sunday Aug. 17th,1975-Letter frcm Marty Hynes,1st Vice ^rres.FASNY, telling of proper application of accepting new members-Letter from Monroe -oounty Water Assoc, telling of plate to be placed on OUT OF SERVICE HYDRANTS - Letter ~ rroin Water Authority tilling that no one- is to hook onto their hydrants for use other naan Fire Protection,unless approval is granted by the Authority- A letter of thanks ‘ esceived from Honeoye Falls for our Assistance at the time of their explosion(believed -co be rendered by two of the members of our Dept^-Letter from 3rd .Batt, asking us for 2 donation of $45.00 as our share for Band at Parade at Marbletown event- Latter from ■r.cochester Oktoberfest to be held in Rochester Wed.9-24-75 for Firemen’s Day-Letter from -Rochester Safety Council telling of the 9th .FireServices Appreciation Luncheon to be neeld at Chamber of Commerce on Thursday Oct. 2nd, 197.5 at 12:00 Noon and asking us to reeserve some tables at$42.50 per table. Motion by D. Fox 2nd by Stan Austin that the Dept, reserve at least two tables for -mis event. Motion carried. vona-in-t-q of $528.00-disbursements of§2755.24The treas. report was read showing re p $8541.79 in interest 1 Leaving a balance of $15761.95 in cash-$ • treas. peport was accepted as aicct. at Security Trust. There being no corrections tha treas. pep Tread • V. Kennelley,Sr. was reported as being in the Hospital and the members were asked tto send some cards. Pres. Schrader thanked the entertainment eomm. for a fine meal at the FASNY held sat Niagara Falls • R. Schrader asked the Chief’s to check into the operators proceedure in placing irequests for members at time of Fire Calls. Don. Fox stated that C. Zoraow of pittsford a loi# time member of the Mon. County • Assoc, had passed away and that the County Assoc, would attend services at Pittsford ’’’fed. nite, Pres. Schrader announced that the Ferlntcn tabulance Corps. «ould bo moving Into # their new Quarters this week and that their new Jhone number would be 223-2200. They will be holding open house later this month. I Pres. Jim also told the fellows about the changes which vdll have to be made in our ’ Company By-Laws, in relation to accepting new members and stated that the Com. was working on this matter,-also about the 2% tax money received and how it would have to be spent,which was explained by Treas. Broomfield $ o iuk* GranSer stated that their would be a two club golf tournament at Jan-Lea Sent 1 th.Ihis event is single or couples, at $8.00 single or$16.00 coup les, including Sinner .He moved 2nd byR.Burke for $100.00 for prizes. Carried. m inutes of last m eeting read — A pproved as read. Fairport Fire iJept. Sept. 2nd meeting continued Ron# Jensen asked at this time if there could be some kind of a system v/orked out so that there would not be so much conflicting events turning up, stating several cases. This is a metter which Pres. Schrader said could probably be handled by the plan he feels is needed by having an Asst. Sice Pres,Secretary & Treas© as the problems are increasing and some one has to help clear these matters thru the Dept® Chief Doser at this time presented two checks he had received as prizes for our new and active tournament teamcomprised of about 15-18 members, and Gerry suggested that this money go into the general fund and could be used to help these fellows get what they might need in equipment, as they have been buying hteir own jackets,etc. Gerry made this as a motion and it was 2nd. by D. Fox, Motion carried© Chief Doser stated that he was not sure of the delivery date for the new panel truck as there was a strike at the plant where these units are made. He also warned the members of getting in the way of the Snorkle Crews, assist where ever you are asked but do not interfere with the crews unless you are requested -Get the water to the unit but lesve the operation to the crews,He also warned the members to be extra careful in driving to the alarms, observe all traffic rules -do not go against a REB light unless waved thru by a Fire Police. If you race,pass light or any other infraction YOU are liable and can be arrested .Gerry said that there are many problems at the new UDC unit at Whitney and T.’ebster Road, but that there is not too much we can do about it as this is a governmental unit and they do not comply with all the safety rules we. are use to in our area. Many things to be ironed out, many meetings to be held on this subject® Gerry stated that there were 34 alarms during August and thanked all the fellows for their usual fine work and dedication© There being no further business the meeting was Adjourned, with a prayer for our Chaplain at 9$45 PH. E .H >H are , S ec re tary Roll Call 58 Members Present 34 ” Excused 33 ” Absent FAIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT PARADE WINNINGS 1975 I.'PIT \lLDON CENTER DCON EFFORT 1st best appearing men, most men, 1st place color guard, 2nd best appearing auxiliary, grand prize 1st best appearing men, 2nd best appearing auxiliary, 3rd place band 1st place color guard 1st place men, 1st place auxiliary, 1st place band 1GHHT0N 1st best appearing men, auxiliary and most men in line 1st best men and auxiliary and furthest distance -0^4ER best men and auxiliary, most men in line 1st best appearing men, 3rd best auxiliary, 3rd best band, 1st place majorette and 2nd place twirlers ^FfNG TON 1st pl a ce men, 2nd best auxiliary, most men and best majorette, 3rd best band ROCHESTER 2nd place men, 2nd place most men in line, 1st place auxiliary, 1st place men and 2nd place auxiliary color guards, grand prize 1st place men, most men, 2nd place auxiliary, 1st place band r ROCHESTER FIREMATIC TOURNAMENTS Super Champions 1st - Shuttle race 1st - Basketball throw 1st - Obstacle Course 3rd - Sack Race 3rd - Tug of War Overall Champions 2nd place water ball 2nd place hydrant hook up Fairport Fire Department Fairport, New York Oct.6th,1975 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hlall at 8:05fM by President G. James Schrader. The members stood and pledged Allegiance to the Flag,then the minutes of the last rregular meeting were read to the Department, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read • Bills totaling $1035.61 were presented by SR. Wells to pay these bills. Motion carried. the Treas. Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by the our members-Thank you note from the assistance at the Fire at their The following communications were read to ffolks at 504 Sycamore St. East Rochester for . hnome - A request from Audrey ^ennelley,Sec. of Senior Class Fairport Higji School sasking for help insecuring Balloons for their Home Coming Day,-Also a letter from Aiudry asking Pres. Schrader for some equipment in their parade -Letter from John EFitzgerald,a member of our Dept, stating that he would be attending a meeting of tthe Drill Captains Assoc in Albany Oct. 25th and asked if we had any questions for Hiim to suggest at this meeting -Letter from Genesee Valley Heart Assoc, telling of sa program for instructions in Life Saving and asking us to consider taking part in tthis program -Letter from Mrs. Helen Butler,Chairperson for Perinton Bicentennial ^thanking the ^ept. for all our help at the Canal Days and Glidden Tour, to Loren ^Pelton foi' setting up the place for Coffee and Do-Nuts and Fire Police for helping tthe traffic situation. Motion by D. Schroder 2nd by D. Fox that the Dept, purchase the balloons for 1th e Senior class, (sum $50.00) Motion carried Motion by R.Conant 2nd by R. Wells that the “opt. furnish the Helium for th. IBallons. Motion carried. President "Jim" read a letter sent to each Company of the Dept. and a copy is posted on boards at Fire Halls telling of the proper proceedure to be folfellws making purchases-using IJept property- Dept, equipmen , e c. e stated for for the improvement in policing the club roans at the Halls. ’ Jim also stated for all to attend the Nov. meeting as the new By-Laws would be a^ that there would be new Applications to be prepared for accep appointed J. Talbot .Chairman -L.Kingsley-G. Walters-J. Leonard on committee to pre pare this nevi form. „ , . receints of $1085,23-Disbursements 0f#3111.89 The Treas. report was read showing receip at Aroti • -u 1 in rash-$6000.00 m Loan and§8649.43 m mt. Acct atleaving a balance of 310735.3y m casn „4-orAcoon® Pres® ”JIM” also stated jco all would have s ico general opinion was to get price "ked the Orews to stand by in case Websterbeing repaired, and asjcea we ex , with belssings from Chaplain • > E»H ®nare,Sec • It was reported that Ed. Davis was once again in the Hospital, his condition las not good® D. Schrader reported that the fellows were slipping again in not cleaning^P lifter their sessions at the Fire Halls, Pres. JIM said he was sorry he^ad icomplimented the men for the way they were, policing up a ° * * ihnat the old rules would be applied if this laxness was no °ept. yeas shown to the members , Motion by T. Litzinger n y • checked into purchase these Caps for the members Motion came is ma e that he had been looking into the matter of a Tin ame type for our Dress Uniforms, also of new type of Emblem on about 600 of these Emblems. Motion hv J Fitzgerald 2nd by D. Schrader to purchase these Patches.Carried Ilin also asked the members to consider identification Marks for years of Serraoe. Next order of business was reading of proposed Sr . . , , ._ -nt-Ams due to absence oi v® eruionoy,or• u. Jensen were appoints £ • There was much discussion on certain and Pres. "JIM" read the proposed new By-Laws mere -terns and the committee had made several ch g b and rras read and the changes noted so the New ones cou^„ nembers for final action at the December meeting. j nn+nhRr - 2 code 5 and 2 code 3 (copy on Chief Doser reported 28 alarms dur g help Webster with the Snorkle "lie) Gerry also stated that we might be called to ne jlS their unit was sailed. Jesting adjourned at 1O$15PM, ((Discussion about Strong Box(fire proof) ■ Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Dec© 1st,1975 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8fOOPM by President G© James Schrader The members stood and pledged Allegiance to the Flag and Chaplain Chittenden asked the Lord’s blessing on the members© The minutes of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were approved as read© Bills totaling $611.16 were presented by the treas© Motion by T. Litzinger 2nd by D. Schrader to pay hhese bills© Motion carried© The following communications were read to the members- Thank you note from Miss Cheryl Bour for the help given by Chief Doser for Car Wash,held by Class from Church- Thank you card from Family of Hazel Snyder -Thank you note from Walt & Bobby ■ (with check for $25.00) for our help at fire on South Ave©- A donation of $5.00 in Memory of Mrs. J. Welch received from Mrs. Grace Kier -Letter from MCVFA asking us to pay dues for our members -Letter from West Webster Fire ept© asking us to take an add in their 50th Anniversary Book -Letter from NCYFA asking us to take an add in their year book -Letter from Village Clerk telling of meeting with Town to sign Fire Protec tion Contracts -Letter from Bast Rochester Fire ^ept. inviting our fellows to a party Dec.llth, 1975 as theri thanks for our help v/hen their ladder truck was out of service Thanksgiving card from.Churchville Fire Equip.Corp© Motion by D. Fox 2nd by C. Herendeen to purchase a full page fidd in the NCVFA Year Book. Motion carried. Motion by D. Fox 2nd by T. Litzinger to purchase a full page Add in the Aest Jebst- er # 50th Anniversary Book. Motion carried. Motion by C• ^erendeen 2nd by R. Schrader to pay the dues to MCVFA. for the members belonging to this Assoc© Motion carried. Motion by Gardner Lewis 2nd by Chas. Baxter to approve the signing V.Pres. an- Secretary of the Fire Protection Dist© with the Town of Perinton and Village of Fairport. Motion carried© The Treas© report was read showing receipts of $281©40-Disbhrsements §5129.89 leaving a balance of$7751.62 in Cash -§6000.00 in Loan and §8649.43 in Int © Acct .at Security 1rust. Motion by R© Dergen 2nd by T© Litzinger to accept the treas. report as read. Motion carried© John Ellis was reported on injured list, foot in cast for about six weeks-Ed. Davis at home but not doing too well, condition serious. Motion by.C. ^erendeen 2nd by F. Tucceri to purchase a Kodak Carousal projector andtslide trays41odel 75OH for use. Motion carried© Motion by D.,Fox 2nd by T. Litzinger to purchase Ties for the members,Carried • Motion by R. Wagner 2nd by G. McSweeney to donate §100.00 to ^r© Gorsuch ,wno,is seriously ill afbfcrgiving one of his Kidneys to his w4£ezfor transplant© Carried© The next orderrof business was adoption of Nev/ Constitution and By-Laws, Pres© Jim appointed R. Y/ood and H. Gropp as tellers — Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by D. Piccarelli to accept the Nev/ Constitution and By-Laws as received by all members in the Mail© Motion approved© Tellers excused. Due to the condition of the Club room ,Pres. Jim stated that there would be no further use of the Club rooms except for Company or ^ept© activities untill such time as the ones responsible came to him and apologised for this condition© Fairport Fire Department Dec.1st,1975 cont* The VFW presented a Nev/ Flag,Pole and Eagle to the Fire Dept. Pres. Schrader ''leanked Elroy Schutt and John Fitzgerald ste up this new Flag. President Schrader read a letter from the Ladies Aux. stating that any request from -^oir assistance would come from the Aux. itself in the future and thanked the Dept. ^ojr it’s help when requested. Chief Doser reported that there were 24 alarms during November(copy on file) * sirry told the members that if any of them were injured at fires,drills,etc • to please leit him know as soon as it happens as he has to handle these at once,so he is in Position to handle* There being no further business joyed refreshments and ^izza. the meeting was dajourned at 9:20 PM. and all E.H.Hare, Secretary Hc»ll Call 62 Members Present 35 ” Excused 27 ” Absent A Donation of $5.00 was received from Mrs. Grace Kier in Memory of Mrs. J. Welch, with request to notify Mr & Mrs Ed. Schipper and Family-187 Birchwood Dr. Roches ter,N.Y. 14622 A letter from Seminar held in Pittsford returning the $40.00 advanced by Fairport Fire Dept, to get this affair under way was received also thanking Don Fox for all his help in getting this Seminar underway• Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Jan. 5th, 1976 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:05 HI by President James Schrader. The members stood and pledged Allegiance to the Flag, due to absence of Chaplain there was no opening prayer. The minutes of last meeting were rea~ to the members, after c orrecetionof one word the minutes were approved as read. Bills totaling $983©79 were presented by the treas© Motion by Co Baxter 2nd by D© Schrader to pay these bills© Motioncarried• The treas© asked that any purchases b be signed by the person making the purchases and state reason© The following communications were read to the members - Thank you note from Eagles Nest Antuque Shop for the extra care shown by the men at the time the fire des troyed their shop - Thank you note from the West Family, for the Xmas basket - Ttiank you note from the Parson’s family for food baskets at Xmas time - Merry Xmas card from Ray and ^elen Merrick, with Check for 8 10.00 enclosed -Thank you card from Paul Smith for smokes and fruit sent to him when he was injured -Thank you from Bing Stef fen with ckeck for $100,00 for our wrok at Fire at his green houses - A check for $50.00 received from Fairport-Perinton Jayncees as they were disbanding and dispursi ng their treas to various groups - Thank you note from John Beck for the par^y held for him when he left for the Service- Tickets received fee? retirement party for Public Safty Dispatcher (Sec© instructed to return same) - Letter from Watertown R^E State Assoc© Convention,request for Add in Book and three tickets for Raffle(Sce© to return) - Letter from State Assoc® requesting dues for 197 6© Motion by R© Schrader 2nd by D© Schrader to pay the FASNY Dues© Motion ncarried • At this time Pres© Schrader stated that in accordance with our new By-Laws, we would proceed to elect a 2nd Vice Pres© Motion by Ed© Francis 2nd by J© Aparo for Ray Oldenburg for 2nd v/p, there being no further nom© the Secretary was instructed to cast Ballot for Ray and he was elected 2nd v/P of Fairport Fire ^ept© Pres© Schrader asked for a meeting of the Advisory Board after thus meeting* Jim. also stated that the Club room quarantine was lifted© Jim also stated that the July meeting would be held July 6th and the September meeting would be held Sept© 7th© so the fellows could make their pland accordingly© The Treas© report was read showing receipts of $708.20 - Disb. of $2478.43 leaving a balance of $5981.39 in checking acct -$6104.38 in Loan and $8757.24 in int© acct at Security ^eust. report accepted as read© Pres© Schrader appointed the following members on FUND DRIVE COMM® Chairman- 1st©V/t-Loren Pelton -2nd v/p Ray Oldenburg, the Presidents and Vice Presidents of each Company (Jack Peck and Ed© Francis to act for the Hook & Ladder Co) and any others asked to help© Motion by D© Fox 2nd by R© Conant that the Dept© pay dues for all members to the NCVFA • Motion carried© Pres© Schrader stated that the NCVFA convention woyld be held at Waterloo this year and asked about having a smorgasbord at Kar-4Aac after this parade instead of after the Geneva Parade© Motion by R© Conant 2nd by T. Litzinger that the ept© hold a Smorgasbord at Kar-Mac after the parade at Waterloo® Motion carried© Motion by Ed© Y/elch 2nd by R© Conant that the property clerk be empowered to replace name plates-Patches— and other Items v/orn out to the fellows free of Charge© Motion carried© Fairport Fire Jept* Jan# meeting Cont* „ Pres. Schrader asked the House Comm, to check into the purchase of some furniture :<>ir the Club rooms* Robt. Burke at this time is acting t-eas. of Monroe County VFA and willhold this ?f:fice to next election( due to death of the Treas. of this Assoc.i) Motion by Don ;°JX 2nd by D. Schrader that the Fairport Fire ^ept. go on record as proposing Bob •Ojr this post at next electioh of the County Assoc* Motion carried* There id to be a Fire ^eminar held at Pittsford in the near future, Motion by Doser 2nd by G* Trov/ell to send the Officers of the Dept* who wish to attend this seminar, cost $10.00 per man. Motion carried. There was some discussion about the State Bowling Tournament cost $100.00 per entering, it has been the custom that the Dept, pay half this cost. Motion Trowell 2nd by J. Erbland that the ^ept. pay half the expense of the teams enifer- the Tournament* Motion carried. Chief Doser reported that there were 19 alarms during December, one Code 5 here a Mutual Aid for code 5 at East Rochester, ^erry also read a letter from Chief 3frt Police stating that he has witnessed many violations on the part of Firemen rush- inng to Fires and stated that he would have to start making arrests in order to prot- scst the citizens and Gerry Warned the members that if they are arrested that they =r’e on their own as the ^ept. does not sanction this careless and dangerous driving the part of it’s members* The Hook & Ladder members stated that there would be lunch after the meeting at -hieir expense in Honor of Ray, being elected to 2nd n/?9 There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9145PM Roll Call 68 Members Present 38 Excus ed 21 ii Absent E.H. Hare, Secretary IN MEMORY OF ” Edward F. Davis" Member of Fairport Hook & Ladder Co. Fairport Fire Police Fairport Exempt Firemen’s Assoc. Fireman E. Davis Dies Edward F. Davis, fire chief at Stromberg-Carlson for 25 years and a member of the Fairport Fire and Police Departments, died Wednesday (Jan. 14, 1976) of cancer. He was 59. Mr. Davis, of 778 Whitney Rd., Fairport, was also a tool and die maker at Stromberg-Carlson. He was named Fireman of the Year for 1975 by the Hook and Ladder Company of the Fairport Fire Dept, because of his devotion to the department for 19 years, Paul Smith, secretary of the fire company, said. Mr. Davis was president of the Hook and Ladder Company at the time of his death. He also served as a part-time policeman for the Fairport Police Dept, for seven years. Mr. Davis was a member of the Fairport Masonic Lodge 476. F&A.M., Damascus Temple, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, and was a 32nd Degree Mason. Surviving are his wife, Hildagard; three daughters, Joan Simonds of Palmyra, Peggy Lee DuVal of Marion, Joyce Diakogiannis of Fairport; two brothers, Robert W. of Fairport and Victor J. of Palmyra; two grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Edward F. Davis of 778 W. Whitney Rd., Fairport, Jan 14, 1976. He is survived by his wife, Hildagard (Hilda) Davis; 3 daughters, Mrs. Robert (Joan) Simonds of Palmyra, Mrs. Kenneth (Peggy Lee) DuVal of Marion, Mrs. Harry (Joyce) Diakogiannis of Fairport; 4 grandchildren; 2 brothers, Robert W. of Fairport, Victor J. of Pal myra; several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Fairport Masonic Lodge 476, F.&A.M., Da mascus Temple, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, 32 Degree Mason, Fairport Fire Dept.,Past President of the Hook and Ladder, Fireman of the Year, 1975, Fairport Police Dept., Fire Chief of Stromberg Carlson and 25 Year Club. Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 S. Main St., Fairport, Thursday evening 7-9 and Friday 2-4, 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Satur day, 11 o'clock. Interment, White Haven. Those wish ing may contribute to the Perinton Corps. Masonic Ser . Friday evening at 9 : -use of our generator during power shut off - Thank you letter from Roe Family for Ipulling burning car from garage thus saving major fire to home -Thank you from EBristol Fire Dept, for equipment we gave them - Donation from Dewey Jackson for tthe Fine job done during the electric failure (Approx 24 hours) in pumping out cell ars, thereby saving many furnace’s §50.00 -Letter from State Ins. Fund,stating that ’the Firemen have coverage in any Drill,Parade,Inspection or Review in which the Dept. is engaged.- Request for donation to Fire Chief’s Assoc. - Request to take Add in • Program book for 'Western Assoc Convention at Wrights Corners - Request for donation to Public Safety Bureau for scholarship to Community Collgege (Tabled) Motion by H .Newman 2nd by Ed. Francis to donate $50.00 tcMonroe County Fire Chiefs .Assoc. Motion carried. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by D. Fox to take quarter page Add in Western Assoc Convention book. Motion carried. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of §7067.23 - Disbursements of§2716.94 leaving a balance of§8866.40 in Int. Acct -$6209.41 in Loan and $6920.63 in Checking Acct. Total Receipts for year §48,886.79 Total Expenses $43,722,72 Don Fox—speaking for theBand Comm, stated that a new contract would be signed same as one we had with two changes 1—Firemen who play in the band will not be paid and fcbrphies won by Majorettes will be given to them. Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by Stan Austin to accpet the Band Contract as presented. Motion carried. Dan. Schrader speaking for Furniture Comm stated that they had secured a prive fromC .A.French Co. for a "sofa -4Chairs and Love Seat for $1590.00 Motion by R. Conant 2nd by R. Wells to purchase the recommenden furniture as proposed by the Committee. Motion carried. Geo. Walters said that he had called on h’ayne Rickards and that he is feeling fairly good , will have to take treatments every 4 weeks so does not have too bright a future but seems to be accepting it inwithout complaining. Geo. suggested that in stead of fruit,beverages ,etc that he thought a monetary gift would be better. Earl Ervay showed the members a Back up unit for the newer Fire Radios to tkke over in case of a power shortage, cost about §768.00 for the 24 new radios. Motion Earl 2nd by G. Newman to purchase those units. Motion carried.(noxe now being ordered have this as a built in part) the Rad ios April Meeting continued The next order of business was election of Officers and Delegates for the coming y year. H. Newman $ I. Masclee were appointed as tellers and the Sec. was empowered to cast ballot when there was only candidade for officeo Nom. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Schrader for G. James Schrader for President, Nom. clo sed. Sec. cast ballot and G. James was elected President for 197 6-1977 terine Non. by T. Beck 2nd by Robert Brown for Loren Pelton for 1st. V/P. nom. closed and Sec. cast ballot for Loren Pelton and he was elected 1st. Vice Pres. for new term. Nom. by J. Aparo 2nd by Ed. Francis for Raymond Oldenburg for 2nd v/p nom. closed Sec. cast ballot for Raymond Oldebburg and he was elected 2nd .v/p for new term. Nom. by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by R. Schrader for E. Hiram Hare for Secretary,Non. Closesd Pres, cast ballot and E. Hiram Hare was elected Secretary for new term. Nom. by Ed. Francis 2nd byM. Sperino for Henry Broomfield for Treasurer,Nom. closed Sec. cast ballot for Henry Broomfield and he was elected Treas. for new term. Nom. by H. Broomfield 2nd by J. Aparo for V. Kennelley,Sro for Ggt-at-Arms, nom. closed sec. cast ballot for V. ^ennelley,Sr. and he was elected for new term. Nom. by Garry Lewis 2nd by R. Wood for Gordon Trowell for Comm unications Officer. Nom. closed .Sec. cast ballot for Gordon Trowell and he was eleted Communications Officer for the new term. - Nom. by F. Tucceri 2nd by T. Pittinano,Sr• for Gerald Doser for Chief, nom. closed sec. cast ballot for Gerald Doser and he was elected for the new term. Nom. by Ed. Francis 2nd by I. Masclee for John Kenney for 1st. Asst. Chief .non. closed,sec. cast ballot for John Kenney and he was elected for the new term Nom. bycT® Beck 2nd by K. Farmer for Garry Reed for 2nd Asst. Chief.nom® closed sec. cast ballot for Garry Reed and he was elected for the new term. Nom. by D. Fox 2nd by R. Schrader for John Fitzgerald for property Clerk.nom. closed .Sec. cast ballot for John Fitzgerald and he was elected for the new term. Nom. by R. Conant 2nd by R. Burke for Gerald Doser for delegate to FASNY and Hom. by uarry Lewis 2nd by D. Fox for John Kenney for Alternateto FASNY. nom. closed sec. cast ballot for G. Doser and J» Kenney and they v/ere elected for ngw term Nom.by G. Trowell 2nd by M. Sperino for Gar$y Lewis for Delegate to NCVFA Nom. by R. Burke 2nd by T. Litzinger for Donald Fox for Delegate to NCVFA. nom. closed sec. cast ballot for Gary Lewis and Dobaid Fox as Delegates to NCVFA for new Term Nom. by H. Broomfield 2nd by T. Litzinger for Tom Beck for Alternate to 1WCVFA nom. by F. Tucceri 2nd by R. Yfells for R. Conant for Alternate to NCVFA.nom. closed sec. cast ballot for Thomas Beck and R. Conant for Alternates to NCVFA• Nom. byT. Litzinger 2nd by D. Fox for R. Conant for Delegate to MCVFA.##> Nom. by R. Wood 2nd by T. Santillo for Robt. Brand for Delegate to MCVFA Nom. closed sec. cast ballot and R» Conant & R. Brand were elected Delegates to MCVFA. Norn. byD. Fox 2nd .by F.» Tucceri for H. Newman as Alternate to MCVFA.Nom byGarry Lewis 2nd by T. Litzinger for John Leonard for Alternate to MCVFA. nom. closed. Sec. cast ballot for H. Newman \and John Leonard and they were elected Alternates to MCVFA Nom. by I. Masclee 2nd by R. Brand for Ed. Welch for Delegate to Y/estern Assoc. Nom • by E. Commers 2nd by T. Santillo for Gary Lewis for 4- 4. a closed. Sec. cast ballot for Edmund ¥/elch andQary Lewis and they ’ werV elec^cl- om# Delegates to Vies tern Assoc. Fairport Fire Dept. Meeting of April 12th.1976 cont. Hom. by I). Fox 2nd by F. Tuoceri for Anthony Pittinaro,Sr,.for Alternate to West- ~,r'n Assoc. Nom. by R. Conant 2nd T. Litzinger for Robt. Brand for Alternate to eastern Assoc. Norn® closed,Sec. cast ballot andAnthony Pittinaro &Robt. Brand were j l-ected Alternates to Western Assoc. ’ Rev. ::ugh Chittenden was appointed as Chaplain for th p new term. Pres. Schrader loused the tellers and stated that there would be a snack after the meeting. The ''hiief !s passed out Cigars to the me bers. D. Fox showed some new material to be passed out to the students at our Schools Mud those classes visiting our Fire Stations called Junior Fire Marshal News, this -^"•terial is prepared by the Hartford Insurance Co • and costs about $700.00 per year. -otion byRobt. Brand 2nd by T. Pittinaro,Sr. to purchase this program. Carried. Motion by R. Burke 2nd by D. Fox to send the delegates and Wives to Testimonial -'dinner for Gordon Savage outgoing Pres, of MCVFA. Motion carried Motion by J. Fitzgerald 2nd by D. Schrader to endorse Lynn Mack as 2nd v/P of -iCCVFAe Motion carried Motion by R. Conant 2nd by Robt. Brand to remove Shoulder Patches from our ^iress Uniforms Motion carried. A plaque was received from the School for the part we took at their Home Coming ’Geel ebrat ion. and Parade. Motion by R. Wagner 2nd by G. Newman NOT to attend the State Assoc. Parade at Watertown this year. Motion carried. Motion by G. Trwwell 2nd by Garry Lewis to sponsor a team in the Little League tthis year. Cost $150.00 Motion carried. Chief Doser stated that the new Fire ^ruck had been ordered, that there would soon boe a change in ourRadio alerts as all calls now will be handled by Rocnester £ire -Dispatcher , the Station at Municiple Garage will be out and that there will be «rain- iing for the new set up and proceedure in the near future. Gerry reported that there^ -A were 663 calls answered during the past year, including 54 Code 3’s - 9 Code 5’s and J HO Mutual Aids. There were 385 calls on water problems during the electric shortage z ffor about 24 hours, during the severe storm March 3rd & 4th. Units from ^ast ERoches ter-Webs ter - were called in sand gave much needed assistance. Gerry thanked the fellows ior all tne help this jpast year and told the members that he would be glad to help any member with any iproblem he had. There was some discussion about the Mercury ./agon,needing tires, etc. if we plan to keep it. Wm. Bradley stated that he would donate 2 new tires and would sell 2 more at cost and install & balance same. Truck will now be in good shape. President Jim stated that the committees would be the same as last year. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 10$50rM and all enjoyed the refreshments. Roll Call 70 Members Present 37 n Excused 20 n Absent E.H.Hare Secretary There were 122 members start of year we had 1 death -2 resigned-1 dropped took in 9 new members and have 3 members in U.S.Serviice 1965 Over April meeting continued COMMITTEES Fund Drive - Loren Pelt on, Chairman 2nd. \'/? H. Oldenburg and the Presidents afld Vice Presidents of the three Companies • Presidents - John Ellis,Chairman - Roy Bergen - Gardner Lewis Band - Do Fox, Chairman - F. Peck - George Walter Commimiications - Officer Go Trowel 1 - E» Ervay - P« Wright -Ro Brand Audit - Co Beck,Chairman - Ro Keenan - Jo Aparo Law - Do Pic care Hi, Ch airman - Do Granger - Do Newman Parade - Ro Schrader,Chairman - Jack Peck - Chas# Banter Public Relations -So Austin,Chairman - R. Yiells -Do Wimer - Ro Jensen - Co Herendeen - C. Welch Centennial - Do Fox,Chairman - R. Wells - Do Schrader - L» Pelton- Jo Aparo - J. Leonard Entertainment -Co Baxter, Chairman - R. Wood -Ro Brown - Do Schrader- Co Herendeen - P. Kenney House - Co Brant, Chai rm an - Ro Brown - Ro Jensen - Lo Pelton - D. Schrader -Ro Brand Beverage Dispensing - J. Fitz ger aid, Ch airman - R# Brand - Jo Davis Fairport Fire department Fairport, Nev/ York May 3rd,197g Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order * Hall at 8:05PM by President Ge James Schrader,the members stood nna In ^-re ance to the Flag. pledS’<> Mlagl- The minutes of the last meeting were read to the membersafter Band contract(Band to be paid at end of each year) the minutes were approved a \>d The treas. presented bills of $1306>42,Motion by Gardner Lewis 2nd by J. Zimmer to pay these bills* Motion carried* The following communications were read to the members - Letter from 3rd .Batt requesting a check for $30.00 as our share for band for parade at YJest Bloomfield June 18,197 6(as this is our band we will be receiving this amount back after the event) - Letter from VJW asking us to take part in the Memorial Day parade -Letter from Jaycees asking us to take part in their Mayfair,May 22,1976 -Letter from FASNY with Convention data and tickets (return tickets) - Letter fromNCVFA with data on Convention abd request for number of tickets for Banquet - Letter from Sam Pitcher stating his condition and thanking the ^ept. for the notice of meeting. Motion by Gord. Trowell 2nd by R. Brown to purchase four(4) tickets for the Delegates and spouse for MCVFA Banquet. Motion Carried .Several Dept. Officers Added The treas. report was read showing receipts of $109.00-Cisbursements of§5935.51 leaving a balance of $1094.12 in cash -$6209.41 in Loan and $8866.40 in Int. acct. at Security Trust. Treas. rpont accepted as read. D. Fox - thanked the fellows for the fine turn out at County meeting and stated that it secured the position of treasurer for our own member Robert Burke .Don also said that he needed some new Drum sticks,a Drum harness and some new music for the Band. Motion by R. Wells 2nd by D. Wimer to give Don the authority to make these purchases. Motion carried. The following members were reported on the sick list. J. Santillo - Paul Smith - Chas. Kane - Wayne Rickards - R. Wood and Al. Pelton from the Exempts. Loren Pelton thanked the fellows for the help in getting the Fund Drive underway. he stated that help would be needed for Open Hpuse Sunday May 16th.wear work unifor ms and that the Ball Capp would be in this week. Stan Austin stated that he was in need of a noth er Camera as his was wearing out he has a chance to purchase one like his for $100.00 and all his equipment would fit this camera. Motion by R. Keenan 2nd by R. Conant to let Stan purchase this earners. Motion ca- ried . 2nd Asst Chief J. ^enney stated that he had been approached by Bright v* D for a Soft Ball contest, one game to be held in Brighton June 13th and 27. There would be refreshments for those participating. 4 One -‘er9 June Chief Doser stated that there would be a Seminar on Scott Air Paks t June 26th and he would like to have L. Kingsley and Dave. Granger att \ +/v^es‘^KiU i cost $25.00 per man. event Motion by D. Fox 2nd by Jensen to l&f Gerry send these mQn . 19 event.Carr Chief Doser reported that th^re were 27 alarms during Aprils 4 ®^st Rochester for a code 5 Gerry laarned the fellows to be cau-^ P S's a °“S ln Fairport Fire vept. Kay 3rd,lS76 cont many people do not pay attention to the emergency equipments 2nd v/p Ray showed the fellows the Bowling trophy and scroll showing the Fairport Buffalos as winner again,and get to times in etgrteen years that ley There being no further business, keep this for another year. This makes eight the Fairport Buffalos have won this trophy the meeting was adjourned at 9<45PM> Roll Call 66 ^embers present 42 ” excused 21 ” absent 3>Kshare,Secretary Fairport Fire department Fairport, Nev; York June 7th, 1976 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall ait 8sO7FM by President G* Jeunes Schrader* The members stood and pledges Allegiance to the Flag and Chaplain asked the Lord’s bllessing on the members © The minutes of the last meeting were read to the members,there being one correction off yeans the Buffalo’s had won the trophy from eighteen yeard to ten years*Approved* Sills totaling $7064*41 were presented by the trees* Motion by Don* 3uirke to pay these bills* Motion carried* Fox 2nd by R. .At this time Vincent Lawler thanked the Dept* for the Plaque they gave to him for «~iis 60 years service© Vin* did not attend the Annual Banquet so wished at this time too thank them for his Plaque© The following communications were read to the members© - Thank you note from Shas© Xeane for gift while he was laid up after operation - Thank you note from the Felton Feamily - Letter from Mr* Newell S* Doty with a check for $10*00 thanking Gardner Lew ies for showing the Cayuga Tribe of Indian Princes the Fire Hall and explaing the items- Trnank you note from Lu’s Back Door with a check for $25*00 for the help at time of a fi res at their place - A donation from Patrica Dalton, 1568 Plank Road,Y?ebster for our men puimping out their Collar in amount of $15*00 was received©- A letter from the Webster Fiire ^ept© for the help given by our Dept. Friday April 16th* when they received over fcorty-six calls - Letter from Robertson Property Corp* for our Fund “'rive- Letter from LZCCVFA asking our endorsement of Martin J. Hynes for lst*v/p of FASNY and for re-election off JosephB ©( Joey) Kuhn for v/P of Firemen’s Home on the Hudson - Letter from A*Carl Welch sttating that he was resigning from the Hook & Ladder Company - Several Donations torthe 3cept* in Memory” of Alfred Pelton(listeddat end of these minutes) Motion by Don. Fox 2nd by R© Burke that the Dept, endorse Marj^r Hynes and Joe Kuhn a s requested by the MCVFA© Motion carried* The Tr-eas® report was read showing receipts of $2043*00 — disbursements of $1912*02 Leaving a balance of$1225©10 in checking acct.-$6209.41 in Loan and $6866*40 in Int. succct. at Security Trust also$19688.50 in Columbia from the Fund Drive© this report was eicccepted as read© C. Baxter, entertainment comm© stated that the list would be removed frm the halls lifter tonight’s meeting ,so if anyone planned to attend the Buffet after the n’atreloo psarade he had better sign up now© Geo. V/alters -speaking for the Band Comm, stated that they were having a problem irying to tannsport their equipment to the parades and asked for some suggestions© jriim. V/ahlers stated that he was planning to go to the NCVFA parade at Waterloo and dtHie Band could use his truck as he would drive it to the parade. The fellows are plan- jaiing to look into this problem for George. Don. Fox- speaking on the NCVFA Convention reminded the fellows that there would be Hospitality room at the Holiday Inn and CXm u z_ ,, oldenburg stated that 2nd Asst V/P Bay 0 that v;e should felio»s took P»rt “ = fellows sure do put 0 9 a bv T< Litzinger Motion by R* c°n“' sone discussion JU1?n" nit' - Motion osnrioa. Band on this ni he attended a Waterball contest in which our all attend one of these events and that our that the Bept* attend the Barnard VFD parade amnendment by Re Brand 2nd by R» Burke to take Fair pox* t Fire ^ept# July 6th,1976 meeting continued# Stan Austin reported thatn his camera was broken and that he had a bill for§39#95 for repairs and that he would appreciate any help that the Dept# could give him to pay this bill. Motion by G# McSweeney 2nd by F. Tucceri to pay this bill as Stan uses this earner a mostly for the ^ept# Motion carried. H# Gropp stated that the Dolly Kulm Trpfohie was to be presented to the Ladies Aux Wed. July 14th.~ e •> Chief Doser stated that there were 25 alarms during June (copy on file) Gerry also stated that as of July 7th,1976 that Base #3 vzould be out and the calls would all come from County Dispatcher® (there is a problem as Greece F#D# alarm sets off one of our whistles and this has to be checked out.) There being no furthrr business the meeting was adjourned at 10;00 Pm# E.H .Hare, Secretary Roll Call 53 Members Present 49 ” Bxcused 21 ” Absent. Ro ll C al l. 6 7 ^ em be rs pre se nt - 3 5 m em be rs abs en t - 22 me m be rs abs en t Fairport Fire Department Fairport, N.Y* Aug*2nd*1976 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire Hall at 8flOHI by President G. James Schrader. The members stood and pledged alleg iance to the Flag. The minutes of tions the minutes the last meeting were read were approved as read. to the members, there being no correc- Bills totaling $1185.12 were presented by the Treas. Motion by G. Trowell 2nd by S. Austin to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members - Thank you note from Jack Peck for gift he received when he was laid up - Tha'nk you note from Hi Hare for the gift he received while he was under the weather - A Check for $50.00 received from the Episcopal Church, for Fund Drive - A check for $10.00 received from Jane Prinz ivalli for pumping out cellar - Letter from the Village Board complimenting the Department for their fine work and excellent appearance at Parades(copy in book)- A letter of thanks received from the 1.1 .C .V.FX .Assoc • for our donation to their Eastern Fire Chief’s Conference - k bid of $75.00 received from Jack Peck for the excess used cltLb room furniture - Letter from Western VFA telling of xestimonall banquet to be held Sept 11th at West Seneca, N^Y. The Treas. report was read showing receipts of $6130.32 - disbursements of $5148.17 - leaving a balance of $$970.47 Sec. Int. Acct. -$6316.25 in Loan - $3571.91 Sec. checking acct, and $16193.32 Columbia Int. acct. There being no questions the -reas. report was accepted as read. D. Fox - stated that they had dismissed one band member, he reminded the fellows of the State Convention Aug. 20th and also stated that the City of Rochester would be holding tests for Fire Fighters Sept. 15th. R. Brown speskinr for thr Advisory Board ststed that they are concerned with the mis-use of Beer in the Fire Halls and stated that violators would be handled. Motion by D. Wimer 2nd by D. Fox that the Dept, accept the Bid from Jack Peck for the excess furniture. Motion carried. David Pittinaor, and now a member of former member of Hose Company now living in Fairport again Hose Company was introduced to fellows. 1st. Asst. Chief J. Kenney stated that there would be a Soft ball gome at Kreag Road Park, Sunday Aug. 8th. Afetr eht games the members and their famlies would have hots and beverages. A bill for $ 50.00 was presented was presented by to pay this bill. Motion carried. to the treas. for convention expense at V/aterloo Motion by Gard. Lewis 2nd by Vern Mailings There will be a parade at Brockport Wed. Aug. 4th and R. fellow:: to his cabin in Palmyra after the Palmyra Parade Aug. want to attend this event. Conant invited the 28th. sign up if you Don Fox stated that the Firemen’s ^and would entertain the residents at 1th e baptist Home- Aug. 24th. Chief Doser reported that there were 42 alarms during July, (copy on file) Gerry thanked the fellows for their usual fine job and told them to keep up the good work, he also stated that he was preparing a file on all members, so the ^ept. would know where the equipment was and how old it was so our fellows would be in good shape at all times. Meeting a$j. at 9:10PM E.H.Hare, Sec. maayor McDonough r*»USTEES 1 f G. Konnolley ^•I'th L. Dennis T^l‘la S. Knopp EH lake Foster ?OJTY MAYOR •ntlt G. KenneIley VILLAGE OF FAIRPORT • M c - X - X ' • a •» • NEW YORK INCORPORATED IN 1867 FAIRPORT, NEW YORK • 223-0313 CLERK & TREASURER Margaret Welch VILLAGE JUSTICE Thomas A. Stander ATTORNEY Stewart D. Davis SUPT. PUBLIC WORKS Maurice L. Rasbeck POLICE CHIEF Joseph D. Plcclottl, Jr. July 16, 1976 Fairport Fire Department Village of Fairport Fairport, New York 14450 Attention: E. Hiram Hare, Secretary Gentlemen: At its meeting on July 12, 1976, the Board of Trustees asked that I convey to you in writing the unanimous consensus of the Village Board that the Fairport Fire Department is to be highly commended for the fine appearance of its members in parades and especially in the recent July 3rd parade. They are an asset to the Village and the Village Board is very proud of each and every member. In the words of some of the Board members - ’’They are a fine bunch, do a great job and look even better. Many thanks, fellows.” The Board would like this letter read at the regular meeting of the Fire Department. For the Village Board. Margaret Welch Village Clerk Very truly yours, MW/cb •• ■ Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Sept.7th,1976 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire epartment was called to order in the Fjre alll at 8:05Pm by President G. James Schrader. The members stood and pledged allegiance to the Flag and Chaplain Chittenden asked hee Lord’s blessing onour members and other’s v/ho helped our Citizens. The minutes of the last meeting were read to the members, there being no correct- orns the minutes were approved as read. The next or^er of business was presentation of bills by the treas. amounting to 11138.04. Motion by Do Schrader 2nd by D. Fox to pay these bills Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members - Thahk you note from A. "i+ttinaro,Sr• for basket of fruit .he receved when laid up - Thank you for Flowers time of passing of Chas. Baxter’s Father - Thank you note for loan of our Hand reawn Hose Cart for Exhibit at County Fair, received from Mrs. Butler,Town Historian- neeck received from All-State Contracting Co. Bridge^^^'ville,Pa in amount of$50.00 oir our mrn flushing out the New Water Stand Pipe on Mosley Rd - Request from FHS eip Club asking us to take part in their Annual Home coming day events-Oct. 30th- eitter from Rochester Safety Council asking us to reserve a Table at their Annual F-’ire Services Appreciation Luncheon” to be held Thursday Sept.30,1976 in theCham- sir Bldg. 12:00 Noon . Motion by D. Fox 2nd by R. Conant to purchase O’uncil, Chamber of Commerce,Thur. Sept. 30th at a Table reservation at Roch. Saftty 12:00 noon® Motion carried The treas. report was read showing receipts of $386.00 - Disbursements of $2304.32 -slaving a balance of $1653.59 in Sec. Checking Acct -$970.47 Sec. Int. Acct.-$6316.25 :ni Loan and $16,193.30 in Columbia .Saving & Loan. A Total of $25133.61 The treas. rejport was accept ed as read. President Jim Schrader named the members of the various committees for the Coming ’C'tVFA Convention to be held in Fairport in 197*3, a copy of which will be attached to ?hiese minutes. Don Fox Cahirman of this committee stated that there would be a leieting Sept. 13,1976. Don was also given permission to have the usual Cider and Do- -tats at the Haloweon Parade. Pres.Jim also stated that ther Dopt. would have sane iqsuipment at the Home Coming Day for the FHS Pep Club. Gardner Lewis atated that he needed some more Fire Fighting literature for hand outs :oo the -chool classes making the tour of the Fire Halls and moved that he be able to ?uarchase same, motion 2nd by Stan Austin to make these purchases in the amount of about <2200.00. Motion carried. Chief Doser stated that the 3rd. Batt, would hold a seminar at Pittsford Higji School “cept. 11th stating the cost as $10.00 per man for instructions and Lunch. Motion byD. Fox 2nd by R. Wells to send those who vdshed to attend this event, rmowing that if they do not attend after making reservation thet they would have to •eeimburse the Dept, the $10.00. Motion carried. Motion by R. Conant 2nd by R. Taft that the President appoint a committee to check irnto holding a Turkey Raffle to help raise funds.for the Dept. Motion carried. Chief Doser stated that the 3rd. Batt. Line officers would meet Wed. evening Sept O’th in Fairport. Gerry also stated that there were 24 alarms during August, copy on riile. and stated that there would be a drill for those who want it on a Sunday but if ;lhere were nbt interested to let him know. Fairport Fire ^ept. Sept. 7th,1976 cont. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:30 RI. E. H. Hare^^ec Roll Call 66 ^embers present 31 ” Excused 24 ” Absent Certificates of Essentials of Firemanship were ptesented to Harold Yu Bean John A. Beck Thomas C. Deck william S. Copp Jerry Yu Davis Ronnie E. Davis John M. Felker Keith E. Fox Laverne B. Hallings Daniel H. Piccarelli David D. Poletti Thomas J. Santillo David A. Scarazzo Michael Sch nth Richard D. Taft Stephen A. Vaisey Steven L. Wilson Daniel R. Wimer Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev; York Oct.4th,1976 -Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department was called to order in the Fire =1121 at 8:03HS by President G*James Schrader* -The members stood and pledeged Allegiance to the Flag and Chaplain Chittenden =keed the Lord’s blessing on the members* -ihe minuses of the last regular meeting were read to the members, there being no —'direction the minutes were approved as read. IBills totaling §375*00 were presented by the treas. Motion by Laverne Ballings 2nd ID* Fox tb pay these bills* Motion carried* 'The following communications were read to the members- Thank you note for flowers -asm the Baxter Family - Thank you note from the Burke Family for Flov/ers - Thank you 2t«e from Peg & Ron Gourley for gift - Thank you letter from F*H.School PeP club for = stating we would help out at their home coming day - Letter from Monroe County VZat- ^Authority stating that they test out the Hydrants about two(^) times a year and for = ’to let them know if we run into a problem with any of their Hydrants - Letter from Dergen Building inspector for Town stating that he had ordered them to remove the laiins across Emergency entrance to Whitney Ridge Apartments off Willingate Rd* and th 3e p this clear of snow in the winter months ©-Letter from Board of Education stating -a;t they had informed the proper personell about calling in Fire Cllls in the future st;ter from Jim* Fisher telling of Bus leaving for legislative meeting in Albany Oct* - «& 31st. (placed on Bulletin Board - Letter from Empire State Weekleys about Fire "ewention week(turned over to D* Fox)- Letter from Secretary NCVFA vrith ten(10) tickets *rB for 27th Annual Banquet to be held Sat. Oct. 23rd,1976 at Waterloo IMotion by D* Fox 2nd by Stan Austin that the Uept. send the delegates andfor Officer s } the Banquet at Waterloo. Motioh carried* The treas* report was read showing receipts of §2526*83-disbursements of §2002*34 waiving a balance of $2178*08 in Security Checking Acct - $6426*13 in Loan - $988*45 2 Security Int* Acct and $15421*03 in Columbia Savings* A total of $25013*69. The resas • report was accepted as read. President "JIMn reminded the various committees to be sure and have their budget >rr 1977 ready for the Advisory Comm* by end of October. D* Fox - speaking for the NC'TFA convention in 1977 stated that things were moving long well and asked for permission to purchase the Centennial Mugs at this time* Motion by R* VZells 2nd by Stan Austin to give Don authority to purchase these mugs >ttion carried. Don. also stated that the Fire Prevention program our Dept* has with the School iilldren was working out very well over 2300 youngsters having a tour of the Fire Halls iQ receiving pamphlets on Fire Sefty and Fire Chief Hats,keeping Gardner Lewis, Don kd some others plenty busy. Don moved 2nd by Gardner that Fairport host the MCTVFA April meeting here in Fairport ^tion carried. Oldenburg stated that Bushnell Basin was interested in having a Slow Pitch league >-xt year and he was asked to check into this matter for thr Dept. The sick members were reported on and stated that Butch Santillo was back in the )I,spital ,nbt too good,, Vin. Lawler getting along slowly and Vin. had called to thank Dept, for his basket of Fruit Fairport Fire ^ept* Oct* meeting continued The Advisory comm* stated that after considering the suggestion that theD&pt. have a Turkey Raffle that they did not think that this would be a good idea as so many of our neighboring Fire Dept’s have been holding these for years and that there would no be a suitable date for this event and that we also claimed that out Annual Fund Drive would be our only event to try to raise money* Chief Doser reported that there were 18 alarms during September and thanked the fellows for their usual fine work/ he also reminded the fellows to be sure of the status of the fire before declaring it a Code ~=5 • There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:3OPM with a Request for Blessing on our men by our Chaplain Roll Call 59 Members present 39 ” excused 27 ” absent 3*H -Hare,Secretary Fairport Fire Department Fairport, Nev/ York Nov.1st,1976 Regular meeting of the Fairport Fire Department v/as called to order in the Fire Hall at 8:O7PM by President G. James Schrader The members stood and pledged Allegiance to the Flag and then a minute of silence in respect for Jynn Bruening,former President of the Fairport Fire department. The minutes of the last regular meeting v/ere read to the members, there being no corrections the minutes were accepted as read© Bills tcrtalong $937.57 were presented by the treas. Motion by D. Fox 2nd by Gord Trows 11 to pay these bills. Motion carried. The following communications were read to the members. - Thank you note from Mrs. Margie Bruening Greene thanking the Dept, for their assistance at the time of her Fathers sudden passing(Lynn Bruening) -Thank you note from Mrs. Margaret B. Pickering thanking our Dept, for our help at the time her Barn-caught fire - Thank you note from Earl Pittinaro,for the fruit basket he received from the Dept, when he was in the Ho spital - Letter from NCTVFA asking us to take add in their Year Book(this had already been handled by Don Fox) - Request from Union Hill Fire bept. asking us to take Add i their Convention book - A thank you letter from Ann Patrie,Coordinator Fairport School for the time and effort given by Gardner Lewis in showing the children through the Fire Hall, stating how fortunate we were to have a member so dedicated and helpful to the children - Letter from Nate Morrell, secretary Monroe County VFA thanking us for our invitation to hold April meeting in Fairport, the last nigh t_, in Apri 1 'T-h 1977 -Letter from the Village, stating that the Dept, letter of Sept. 21st, 1976 v/as^ approved and that the Board granted their permission for the Dept, to hold the NCVFA Convention in June 1977 and Centennial Celebration at same time. Copy on file)- Letter from Village Clerk asking the President and the Secretary to attend Town Board meeting Thursday Nov.4th, 1976 to sign contracts withethe Town for Fire Protection districts. their Son-Motion by D. Fox 2nd by R. Wells to take a $35 .00(full page) add in vention book. Motion passed The President and Secretary would attend the Town Board meeting and act for the Dept, in signing contracts for Fire Protection districts,with the Village Board. The treas. report was read showing reciepts of $165.OO-disbursements of$892.24 leaving a balance of $1450.34 in checking acct -$6426.13 in Loan - $988.45 Security trust Int. Acct and, $15421.03 in Columbia Interest acct.Total $24286.45. There being no corrections the ireas. report was accepted as read. D. Fox - Thanked Ron. Wells and the fellows for Jhe fine job done at the Halloween Parade with the Cider&Do-Nuts. Don stated that the enesee Brewery had promised to furnish the Trophies for our 1977 Convention of N8TVFA(a big expense saved) and stated that things v/ere moving along fine for the Convention and 100th year Celebration BUT much help would soon be needed. Robt. Brown speaking for the Advisory Board, suggested that the Dept, purchase a P Plaque for Deceased Exempt members and also recommended that the Fairport Fire ^ept. change their Annual Meeting from April to January to be in line with the other Fire Depths, in the County. President Jim Schrader moved 2nd by Gordon McSweeney that the Dept. change the date of their Annual meeting as set in By-Lews Article 3-Sec.3.1 to read From First Monday after 1st Tuesday in April to First Monday after First Tuesday in January. Motion carried. President Schrader discussed the Audit Comm and stated that he moved 2nd hv p w lis that Art.^5 section 5.2 be changed to change title from Audit Comm to Finemce Com Fairport Fire Dept. continued 11-1-76 Motion by 1st. Asst. Chief J. Kenney 2nd by Robt. Burke that the Dept, purchase a Plaque for the Deceased members of the Exempt’s Assoc. Motion carried. R. Conant speaking about the Legislative meeting held in Albany Oct. 30 & 31st. 1976. there were many bills defeated and sane passed and others to have further action taken before being acted on.There was miicg discussion at this event as to what determ ined an Emergency, this was in regards to pumping out cellars, enterning homes when residents were absent and amny other items, Blue light is identification and does not g give one the right to speed,or pass ^ed lights, Fire Police have to be careful in passi ng men thru to fires, etc. Motion by John Fitzgerald 2nd by Stan Austin to set aside a age for Lynn Bruening a former President of the Fairport Fire Dept .who passed away suddenly , Oct. 5th, 1976 Motion carried. Chief Doser reported that there were 29 Alarms during October and thanked the fellows for their usual fine work. uerry also reminded tha fellows about parking their cars at fires ,not to get them in peoples yards, nor too close to the Fire in case extra equipment was needed, ^e also warned the men about driving too fast and to be sure to rescpect the red lights,as the Dept© could not help them if they were arrested. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned after Chaplain Chittenden told of the close call Vin.Kennelley, Jr and Noreen Had in Auto Acident Saturday night Det 30th, 1976,ststing that just seconds were between their possible fatal and their fortunate escape with only bruisses* The Chaplain asked fot a moments silence for Lynn and the Lords bAlssing on the members. Meeting adjourned at 9i45B* Roll Call^ 59 Members 50 Eembers 16 Members present excused Absent E.H.Hare, Secretary r IN MEMORY OF ¥/• Lindsey (Lin) Bruening Lin Bruening, Civic Leader-Merchant Dies One of Perinton’s most popular personalities, W. Lindsey (Lin) Bruening, died suddenly last week, victim of a heart attack. For many years the owner of the Fairport Hardware store on West * MW W. Lindsey (Lin) Bruening Avenue Mr. Bruening was a dedicated civic leader with notable fraternal interests. When Urban Renewal took over the store building Mr. Bruening retired. He and his wife Ruth con tinued their interests in local affairs, travelled. and enjoyed an extensive social life. Very active in community affairs. Mr. Bruening was a 37 year member and past president of the Fairport Rotarv Club with a 36 year perfect attendance record. He was a long time member of the Fairport Fire Depart ment (Protcctives) and served as delegate to the Northern Central. In later years, he had joined the Fire men’s Exempt. Mr. Bruen ing belonged to the Fairport Masonic Lodge, F&AM and the Ancient Accepted Scot tish Rite. For the past two years he was also treasurer of the Perinton Investor’s Club. Mr. and Mrs. Bruening enjoyed square dancing, were active socially and participated in several bowl ing leagues. In 1959, Mr. Bruening pur chased the Fairport •Hard ware Store on West Avenue (the site of the old Schum- mer Block) and in 1965, with his wife Ruth, opened a gift shop department in the store known as the R & LGift Shop.- The couple retired several years ago. when their build ing was demolished for the Urban Renewal. Mr. Bruening is survived/ by his wife, Ruth, (Breese) Bruening.- one daughter, Mrs. Donald (Margie) Greene of Mississippi, 6 grand children. In Mr. Bruening’s mem ory, his friends -may con tribute to the Perinton Ambulance and The First Congregational Church of Fairport, or the Heart Fund. Bruening, W. Lindsay (Lin) W. Lindsay (Lin) Bruening of 28 Nelson St. Fairport/ Oct. 5, 197© He is survived by his wife, Ruth (Breese) Bruening; 1 daughter, Mrs. Donald (AAargie) Greene of Mississippi; 6 grandchil dren. Friends may call at the Curtiss Funeral Home 76 S. Main St. Fairport, Wednes day 7-9 Thursday 2-4, 7-9 with services Friday 2:00 p.m. Interment, at the con venience of the fmaily. Friends wishing may con tribute to the Perinton Am bulance, The First Congre- tational Church, Fairport, or The Heart Fund.

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