HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/07/1953 Board of Public Safety MinutesDecember 7, 1953
A regular meeting of
the Board
of Public Safety was held Monday,
December 7, 19531 at 10:00
A. M. All
members were present. Minutes
of the previous- meeting were
read and approved. Salary claims,
in the
amount of $77,694.23, were
approved.
Claims of the following suppliers,
in the total amount of $14,066.46,
were approved and ordered paid:
American Auto Parts, Inc.
$4.75
American Auto Parts, Inc.
$27.66
American Auto Parts, Inc.
3.20
American LaFrance Foamite
14.64
Arteraf t Printers
78.50
Artcraft Printers
6.25
Borror Studio
23.00
City Water Works
3,85
City Water Works
?53.13
Colip Brothers
1700.00
Davies Superior Laundry
10.92
Feaser Coal Co.
56.75
Federal Enterprises, Inc.
36.55
Gerber Mfg. Co.
46.55
Gerber Mfg. Co.
54.70
Gerber Mfg. Co.
1017.30 -
Gerber Mfg. Co.
52.75
Gerber Mfg. Co.
120,20
Gerber Mfg. Co.
321.90
W. H. Glazebrook
29015
W. H. Glazebrook
14.70
W. H. Glazebrook
14.70
W. H. Glazebrook
2.08
W. H. Glazebrook
2.08
W. H. Glazebrook
14.65
W. H. Glazebrook
14.70
W. H. Glazebrook
29.15
W. H. Glazebrook
14.70
Hamilton Body Shop
40.65
Hamilton Body Shop
12.00
Memorial Hospital
13.00
Indiana'State Industries
53.07
Motorola Comma & Electronics 22.30
Motorola Comm. & Elect.
25.28
Michigan Calvert Hardware
7.80
Mittler Supply, Inc.
2,80
Nicholls Printery
5.50
Office Engineers, Inc.
2.70
Radio & Television Dist. Co. 3.77;
Redmer Distributing Co.
5.30
Redmer Distributing Co.
3.30
Redmer Distributing Co.
5.45
Redmer Distributing Co.
The
1.62
Redmer Distributing Co.
1:45
Ridge Co.
Singer General Tire, Inc.
5.18
182.S5
Scherman- Schaus Freeman Co. 2.30
Singer General Tire, Inc. 74.80
Singer General Tire, Inc.
Singe General Tire, inc.
235.15
5.00
Singer General Tire
59.47
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Singer General Tire, Inc.
4.25
Singer General Tire, Ina.
Singer General Tire, Inc.
97.73
2.75
Singer General Tire, Inc.
Super Par Auto Laundry
172.80
140.00
Singer General Tire, Inc.
Steinhoffer
207.!{4
Super Par Auto Laundry
140.00
Scale Co.
Edward J. White, Inc.
188.00
4651.20
Wire & Disc Wheel Sales
Wesnerts Harley Davidson
13.5
24
Wesnerts Harley Davidson
Wesner+
65.45
Edward J. Nawrocki
•
47.00
s Harley Davidson
Edward Bergan
1.05
Eugene Bergman
Richard L. Crush
100.00
John Crawford
100.00
100.00
J. Charles Dutrieux
100.00
100.00
Andrew Daly
R. J. Gillen
100.00
Irvin C. Hampton
Cris. Koehler
100.00
50.40
Joseph Horvath
Fremont
100.00
100.00
Woodrow M. McDaniel
Those
100.00
F. Lemler
Ernest H. Miller
100.00
Mc6 Orbaon
Andrew F. Orban
100.00
Edward J. Nowak
100.00
100.00
Albert Pope
100-00
100.00
.
Arthur E. Pianowski
John W.
100.00
Edward G. Radecki
Carl L. Shaffer
lOQ.00
Porte
Lewis C. Rourke
100.00
100.00
Elmer Sokol
37.95
100.00
Gustave C. Shuttrow
83.50
Charles 0. Teske
James Trevey
100.00
Elnora Hartman Stickle
William Thomas y
100.00
100.00
William Welch
100.00
1.00.00
Richard C. Uhl
100.00
Richard Stickley
100.00
Floyd Zellers
100.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
First appeared before the Board,.Fire Chief, Richard J. Duck
and presented three quotations for the supplying of six (6) 8.25 x 20�
tires and tubes, and one (1) 9.00 x 20 tire and tube. Examination re-
vealed the quotation of the Ben Feferman Motor Sales Corporation as
the best offer, which quotation was, thereupon, accepted and the Clerk
was directed to issue purchase order accordingly.
The Chief then brought to the Boardts attention, his departmentts
urgent need for a resusitator, recommending the purchase of the Save -A -Life
resusitator. The Clerk was directed to proceed to secure this equipment.
In the matter of the claim of The Gamewell Company, Newton Upper
Falls, Mass., submitted under date of November 27, 1953., the Board authorized
the Clerk to release purchase orders Nos. 2159 and 2181, confirming order
for this equipment and encumbering funds for the payment of claim.
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The Fire Department's Injury Report for November was examined and
ordered filed.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
The Police Department's need for sixteen new .38 caliber revolvers
was next brought to the attention of the Board. In view of the need
for this equipment and the trade -in value presently obtainable on the
obsolete pistols being replaced, the Board approved the immediate
consummation of this transaction and authorized the release of Purchase
Order BW33 70 issued in compliance with the current offer.
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
A petition dated November 20, 1953, calling for the installation
of a street light on the west side of Goodland Avenue, between Nos. 1221
and 1225, was examined and referred to Superintendent Ira Hunsberger
for investigation and report.
A request for a street light at the corner of East Marshall and
Holiday Drive, submitted by C. Harry Swanson, Inc., under date of
December 4, 1953, was referred to Superintendent Hunsberger for in-
vestigation and report.
The- recommendation of Superintendent Hunsberger, for the in-
stallation of a 4000 lumen light at each of the following six locations
was approved by the Board:
Ardmore Trail and Sussex Drive
Canterbury Drive and Sussex Drive
Grove Street and Canterbury Drive
926 South 25th Street
North side of street at the dead end
of Chippewa Avenue near Golfview Lane
Between 924 and 934 Canterbury Drive
The, Police Department's Report for the month of October was received
and ordered filed.
There being no further business.to come before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 11:45 A. M.
d4,rman
Attest:
Clerk