A century of service

An estimated $175,000 loss — roughly $6.5 million today.

M.C. Hall, John Hill, Frank Hill, Thomas Welch and Addison Weed.

Fire district boundaries established by law that April.

Not yet under legal charter.  Named Hook and Ladder and Chemical Co. Officers named but meeting minutes do not align with Lake Shore News Article.

North Rose Chemical Company — 23 charter members. R. D. Dickinson, 1st Chief.

One week following the department founding.

Call for proposals to build fire house.

Considerable loss to merchants.

27 men; Patrick was chief, serving concurrently with the original company in May 1917.

Club room on the second floor of the Caroline Avenue building.

Held at Oaks Farm, North Rose.

Lloyd Marshall, Director. Founders: Lavern Wilson, Edward Hay, Irving Colburn and Orin Skutt.

North Rose Chemical Company "disbanded"

Atop the cold storage, later moved to the town park so it could be heard.

Mutual aid required; water supply challenges were acknowledged.

Public event.

Held in Wolcott, NY.

There is limited data on this subject.

Died tragically in a 1941 farm accident, 33 years old.

Noted as the name was Salter Hose and Chemical Co. Limited details on this arrangement.

Little documentation on this vehicle.

A. Gray Skutt and Raymond Boughton, chairpersons for acquisition.

Intent is to raze the old legion hall next to the Fire Station on Clinton Ave. Legion members would continue to meet at the Fire Station. Post retains charter and land still belongs to the Legion to this day (2026).

Died tragically in a 1941 farm accident.

International KB7 pumper.

Longest serving chief — 17 years.

Land donated by the Hill Family in honor of J. Arthur Hill.

$.5M loss — Clyde Cold Storage and GLF Plant.

NRFD raises $700 for purchase. Chairman Bernard Farnsworth, assisted by R. Caves and L. Richardson.

V-190 International body / Young pumper.

$34,700.73.

Lawyer George Thomas made several application attempts; rejected by NYS. Granted in 1960.

Fred Jenks and Lloyd Richardson.

In memory of J. Arthur Hill following the death of his mother Flora, Dec. 1959. Presented by sisters Lillian, Virginia and Alyce.

$35K Bond approved Vote 65 to 21.

Proposition #1 $35,000 to cover cost of construction.

Location: Huron St.

Ford Econoline Ambulance.

Party lines in Chiefs and First Aid Captain's Residence, North Rose Diner, Knotty Pine Restaurant.

Calls directly to Fire Dispatch in Lyons, NY.

Donated by Galvin Brothers, "Drawn by snowmobiles"

D: Designed in 1942, U: Utility (amphibious), K: All-wheel drive, W: Dual-tandem rear axles.

Requirement for an EMT on every call.

12:15 p.m. Monday afternoon.

Acquired from Sodus Point Fire Dept.

Robert 'Bobby' Guthrie.

All emergency calls to now routed to central dispatch in Lyons.

Advance life Saving EMS Service.

Becky Guthrie, Fred Jenks and U.S. Congressman Frank Horton in attendance.

Lighter, Amphibious, Resupply, Cargo.

Implemented across Wayne County.

North Rose/Rose Sponsors.

Transitioned to County EMS.