HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/30/1953 Board of Public Safety Minutesm
The Board next examined and approved surety bond for Edith Morton
in connection with the appointment as a ,special police officer in and
for the City of South Bend.
Police Department applications of Stanley Borek, Jr., and Richard
Lee Swigart, were examined and ordered filed.
There being no further business,to come before the.Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 11:20 A. M.,
Attest:
Clerk
ChaIrman
November 30, 1953
A regular meeting of
the Board
of Public Works was held Monday,
November 30, 1953, at 10 :00
A. M. All members were present.
Minutes
of the previous meeting were read and
approved. Claims of the following
suppliers, in the amount of
$4243.64,
were approved and ordered paid:
American LaFrance Foamite
$228.12
Axelberg Bros.
$5.25
Car Parts, Inc.
4.96
Car Parts, Inc.
6.04
Edwards Iron Works
8.06
Drs. Erickson & Olson
12.00
Feaser Coal Co.
147.59
Gerber Mfg. Co.
95.40
W. H. Glazebrook
16.55
W. H. Glazebrook
19.59
Gerhard Bergman & Sons
310.06
The Gibson Co.
14.64
W. H. Glazebrook
31.46
W. H. Glazebrook
14.70
W. H. Glazebrook
14.65
Hamilton Body Shop
12.00
Indiana State industries
20.20
Indiana Paint &'Wallpaper
4.05
Koontz- Wagner Electric Co.
27.78
Meyer's Hardware
3. 1
Leonardo Reeler, Inc.
450.00
Meyer's Hardware
2,15
Numrich Arms Co.
12.80
South Bend Supply Co.
64.43
South Bend Supply Co.
39-42
South Bend Supply Co.
1..80
South Bend Supply Co.
44.60
Radio Distributing Co.
48.10
Rex Batteries, Inc.
11.28
Sirchie Finger Print Corp-48.64
South Bend Supply Co.
9.58
South Bend Supply Co.
2.21
Studebaker Corporation
13.76
W. J. Stogdill, M.D.
36.00
South Bend Supply Co.
46.89
W. J. Stogdill, M.D.
38.00
W J. Stogdill, M.D.
30.00
Ver -A -Ray Corporation
34.78
Wire & Disc Wheel Sales
13.44
Sumner B. Shimp
190.00
Wilson Brothers,
80.91
Harry H. Verkler
1980.50
Indiana State Industries
39.00
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT:
The petition of the Colpaert Realty Corporation for the
in-
stallation of street lights
at the following locations, bearing
date of November 25, 1953, was referred to Superintendent Ira
for investigation
Hunsberger
and report:
Gladstone Avenue and Sample Street
Greenview Avenue and Fairway
Greenview Avenue and Silver Lane
Silver Lane and Gladstone Avenue
Meadow Lane and Edison Avenue
Meadow Lane between Lots Nos. 710 and 711
The petition of Hartman Builders, Inc., for the installation of
street lights at the following locations, bearing date of Nov. 30, 1953s
was referred to Superintendent Ira Hunsberger for investigation and
reports
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Kenmore Street and Elwood Avenue
Kenmore Street and Bulla Street
Kenmore Street and Keller Street
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A petition, bearing date of November 19, 1953, requesting the
nstallation of a street light at the alley intersection on South 25th
treet, "in front of 926 South 25th Street'', was examined and referred to
uperintendent Ira Hunsberger for investigation and report.
Mr. J. Charles Theobold, Executive Secretary of Civil Defense,
ppeared before the Board requesting permission for the testing of air -
aid sirens. Permission ways, thereupon, granted the Civil Defense
uthorities, to conduct such necessary testing of.this equipment.
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
The Board examined and approved the application of Richard W. Warner,
guard-operator for the American District Telegraph Company, and appointed
. Warner as a special police officer in and for the City of South Bend.
Police Department application of Marshall Lee Ware was examined by
Board and ordered placed on file.
IRE DEPARTMENT:
Fire Chief, Richard J. Duck, being present, brought to the attention
f the Board, his department's urgent need for a new mobile transmitter
nd receiver to replace equipment at Central Fire Station now being trans -
erred to the City's Radio Repair Shop in former Fire Station No. 3. The
oard deemed the purchase necessary and directed the Clerk to proceed
ith the procurement of the equipment.
The Fire Department applications of Donald J. Brunette and Dexter E.
onner were examined and ordered placed on file.
Reports of runs made into outlying area by Engine Cos. 12 and 13
rom November 14th to 19th inclusive, were examined and ordered filed.
There,being no further business to come before the Board, the
eting was adjourned at 11 :30 A. M.
C ai an
.ttest
Clerk