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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/18/57 Board of Public Works MinutesMarch 15, 1957 A special meeting,of the Board of Works & Safety was held on Friday, March 15, 1957 at 2:00 P.M'. (CST). All members were present. The following business was on the agenda for the meeting,.' Upon recommendation of the Fire Chief, Alex Andrzjewski, the following promotions and demotions were approved by theBoard. Harry Moskwinski - Lieutenant to Captain Szucl - Lieutenant to Captain Steve Hegge - Private to Lieutenant Paul Muszk - Private to Lieutenant Paul Nelson - Captain to Private Assignments to the respective stations will be made at a later date by the Fire Chief and will become effective as of March 16, 1957. There being no other business to come before the Board, t e meeting was adjourned at 2;30 P.M. (CST). Ae CHAIRMAN ATTEST: A Y J. SABO March 18, 1957 A regular meeting of the Board of Public Safety was held on Monday, March 18, 1957 at 10:00 A.M. (CST). All members were present. Miriotes of the previous regular meeting were read and approved. Salary claims in the total. amount of $96,316.76 were approved. Claims in the total amount of $3887.15 were approved and ordered paid to the following suppliers: Bean's Sport Shop 1.40 Sam Berman Coal 331.67 Braham Laboratories 71.45 Business Systems, Inc. 11.07 Costello Mfg. Company 48.40 Dr. R. H. Denham, M. D. 19.00 Edmore Merchandise Company 17.00 Federal Sign & Signal Corp. 90.69 Drs. Fisher, Thorton, Buchanan 20.00 General Electric Applicances 5.01 General Electric Company 976.50 Gerber Mfg. Company 4.10 Gerber Mfg. Company 97.50 Gerber Mfg. Company 113.50 Gerber Mfg. Company 183.05 Indiana Chapter Assoc. Police 3.50 Indiana & Michigan Elec. Co. 8.24 Indiana & Michigan Electric 11.84 Indiana & Michigan Elec. Co. 16.76 Indiana & Michigan Electric 18.48 Interstate Glass & Paint Company 3.00 Interstate Glass & Paint 8.68 J. Kunz Glove Company 23.08 Memorial Hospital 3.75 Memorial Hospital 12.00 Memorial Hospital 3.75 Michiana Plate Glass & Mirror 16.38 Midwest Fire & Safety Co. 2.16 Midwest Fire & Safety Company 33.03 Midwest Fire & Safety Co. 88.57 Midwest Fire & Safety Company 88.57 Midwest Fire & Safety Co. 88.57 Midwest Fire & Safety Company 248.72 Mito Craft Screen Process 72.00 Mittler Supply, Inc. .90 National Brake Service 22.75 Portage Oil Company 42.84 Pottage Oil Corporation 67.20 Radio & Television Dist. 21.27 Richey Radiator Service 17.00 S & S Quality Cleaners 21.70 Schilling's 43.19 Sinclair Refining Company 199.63 Standard Automotive Supply 19.41 Standard Automotive Supply 46.48 Standard Oil Company 3.66 Stroup(s Spring & Welding Shop 9.75 Swanson Plating Works 16.00 J. E. Walz, Inc. 207.45 J. E. Walz, Inc. 174.75 J. 5. Walz, Inc. 149.25 Weisberger Brothers 82.50 Applications for the Police Department were examined and placed on file for Arthur Duane Kiracoff. A special policemen's bond was approved for Frank Sochocki, Jr. and Louis F. Tomschock.- Approved and placed on file in the office of the Board of Public Works & Safety. Upon recommendation of the Electrical Superintendent, Nick Horvath, the Board hereby approves the installation of 4000 lumen street lights at the following locations: Intersection of Pulaski and Edward Streets 1900 block South Jackson Street 700 Block East Tasher Street 700 Block North Niles Avenue 800 Block North Niles Avenue There being no further business to come before the Board, the me ing was adjourned at 10: 35 A.M. (CST). < 1,2 CHAIRMAN ATTEST: ANTHONY F./SA$0, CLERK f March 25, 1957 A regular meeting of the Board of Public Safety was held on Monday, March 25, 1957 at 10:00 A.M. (CST). All members were present. Minutes of the previous regular meeting were read and approved. Claims in the tonal amount of $109103.36 were approved and ordered paid to the following suppliers: American Distributing Company 92.10 S. Berman 110.16 Business Systems, Inc. 41.89 Business Systems, Inc. 102.60 Business Systems, Inc. 23.71 J. Charles Dutrieux 50.00 FreemanSpicer Company 18.67 Freeman Spicer Company 47.85 Freeman Spicer Company 85.22 Freeman Spicer Company 29.03 Freeman Spicer Company 34.58 Freeman Spicer Company 133.55 Freeman Spicer Company 12.60 Freeman Spicer Company 2.25 Freeman Spicer Company 3.55 Gendels Surplus `,Sales, Inc. 7.00 Gerber Mfg. Company 227.10 Gerber Mfg. Company 908. 40 Gerber Mfg. Company 94.60 Gerber Mfg. Company 86.95 Gerber Mfg. Company 34.45 Gerber Mfg. Company 262.60 Gish Lumber Company 38.85 Globe Print Shop 3.00 Hamilton Body Shop 30.65 Liet. Edward Hanyzewski 275.00 Harley Davidson Sales 5183.60 John A. Hildebrand 28.00 Ideal Press 31.50 Indiana Bell Telepbone Company 27.79 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 9.19 Indiana Bell Telephone Company 31.69 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 10.59 Indiana Bell Telephone Company 16.84 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 55.67 Indiana Bell Telephone Company 195.31 Indiana & Michigan Electric 9.12 Indiana & Michigan Electric 9.68 Indiana & Michigan Electric 5.80 Interstate Glass & Paint Company 8.20 Karbelt Sales 83.85 Kealy Electronic Service 141.80 Kealy Electronic Service 132.75 Kealy Electronic Service 300.90 Memorial Hospital 3.00 Memorial Hospital 1.85 Midwest Fire & Safety Equip. 19.26 Callix E. Miller 357.55 H. L. Moranz 12.50 Motor Service & Parts, Inc. 26.44 Motor Service & Parts, Inc. 11.85 Motor Service & Parts, Inc. 2.25 Motor Service & Parts, Inc. 64.30 National Brake Service, Inc. 18.55 Office Supply & Equip Company 18.55 Photostat Corporation 64.65 Portage Oil Corporation 29.01 Radio & Television Distributing .95 Sheehan Tire Service, Inc. 20.92 Sheehan Tire Service, Inc. 3.00 Sheehan Tire Service, Inc. 9.84 Sinclair Refining Company 48.60 South Bend Hardware 2.03 South Bend Hardware 2.10 SouthBend Hardware 5.64 Standard Automotive Supply 25.88 Underwood Corporation 264.60 J. E. Walz, Inc. 2.40 Weisberger Brothers, Inc. 49.00 Fire Chief Andrzjewski appeared before the Board and requested permission to send two (2) men to Arson Investment School at Purdue University on April 29, 1957 through! ;May 31 1957. Chief also reports that on two days, three (3) other men would replace the original two. Said men+would be Capt. Brown and Officer Wilson for the two and the other three to be Officer Rzepka, Fire Chief, and Chief Ledderrer. Permission granted. Applications for the Fire Department were examined and placed tin file for Stanley Thomas Przestwor, Jr. Applications for the Police Auxiliary School Patrol were examined and approved for Kath- leen Lorraine Keller.