HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/11/1954 Board of Public Safety MinutesJanuary 11, 1954
A regular meeting of
the Board of
Public Safety was
held Monday,
January 11, 1954, 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 $9329.46,
were approved and
ordered paid:
Gerber Mfg. Co.
$39.70
Gerber Mfg. Co.
$222.35
John Hite Sporting Goods
216.00
Indiana Bell Telephone 134.69
Indiana & Mich. Electric
Co. 37.44
Indiana & Michigan
Elect. 36.88
Ben Medow
4.37
South Bend Drug Co.
60.33
Melvin J. Voelkel
300.00 "Harry
H. Verkler
8260.20
Weisberger Bros. Inc.
17.50
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
Captain M. J. Voelkel appeared before the Board, recommending the
appointment of Harriet R. Hamilton to the Police Auxiliary School Patrol.
The Board examined the application of this candidate and approved the
appointment,' to be effective January 16, 1954-
° Upon° the recommendation of Captain M. J. Voelkel, Acting Chief of
Police in the absence of Police Chief, R. J. Gillen, the Board appointed
Harold R. Riley, employee of the National Bank and.Trust Company as a
special police officer, in and for the City of South Bend.
Police Department applications of the following were examined and
ordered placed on file:
Robert P. Bednarek
Joseph B. Landy, Jr.
Edward L. Durrell
Paul E. Moore
Arthur E. Hoyt
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT:
Paul G. Jacobs Howard R. Bunch
Raymond J. Lisenko Ernest J. Dobrzykowski
Raymond McFarland Charles H. Fike
Francis V. Healy,Jr.Edmund Niespodziany
Stanley T.Przestwor James R. Sweitzer
The recommendation of Superintendent Ira Hunsberger, for the install-
ation of a 4000 lumen light on South Magnolia Street at the alley inter-
section adjoining the premises numbered 1814, was approved by the Board.
The Electrical.pepartmentts need for regulation work clothing,
including boots and raincoats, for which funds were duly appropriated
and made available, was next brought to the attention of the Board. The.
Clerk was authorized to proceed with the purchase of these requirements.
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
The department t s need for manila rope, size 3/4" and 1t1, to the
total value of approximately $300.00, was considered and approval of the
Board was given to proceed with the purchase.
The Fire Department applications of Darwin W. Miller and John M.
Radzikowski were examined by the Board and ordered placed on file.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 11 :10 A. M.
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Clerk