HomeMy WebLinkAboutTB-12/21/1961Moved by Justice clark; seconded by JUstice Tuthill:
R~SOLVED:.That Supervisor Lester M. Albertson is hereby authorized
to give notice in the local paper and post signs at'the Town Dump
regulating the tieing and/or packaging of papers deposited in the Town
Dump, Cutchogue, L.I.,N.Y.
Vote of Town Board: AyeS-SupervisOr Albertson; COuncilmen Demarest and
GrathW~hl; iJustices Tuthill and Clark.
An invitation to bid on 6½ acres of property at Fishers Island, N.Y.
was received from General Administration. After discussion the Town
Board'and also E. Perry Edwards, Justice of the Peace of Fishers
Island decided that the Town Board should not submit a bid on the
pr~operty.
A letter was received from Senator Barrett regarding land at New Suffolk,
N.Y.. He informedthe Board that he had not been in contact with the
AttorneyGeneral's Office in an effort to expedite a discussion on
the prDperty.
Supervisor Albertson informed the Board that aerial photos were avail-
able through U. S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Stabiliz-
ation and.Conservation Service and the Board authorized Supervisor
Albertson ro order necessary ph~tographs to complete the area of the
Town of Southold.
Adjournment was a t 5:20 P.M.
Albert W. Richmond
MEETIkl~ OF DECF~4BER 21, 1961.
WE, the undersigned, being members of the Town Board of the Town of
Southold, Suffolk County, New York, do hereby severally waive notice
of the time, place~and purpose of the meeting of the Town Board to be
held. at G~eenport, in the Town of Southold, New York, on Thursday,
Dec. 21, 1961, and do hereby consent that the same be held on said date
for the transaction of any business which may properly come before this
meeting. Dated: December 21, 1961, Southol~, N.Y. S E A L
Lester M. Albertson, Supervisor Ralph W. ~uthill, Justice
Corwin G. Grathwoht, Councilman H~nry A. Clark, Justice
Louis M. Demarest, C~uncilman ALbert W. Richmond, Town Clerk
A .special meeting of the Southold ToWn, Board was held ~t the Supervisor's
Office, 16 South Street, Greenport, N.Y. on Thursday, December 21, 1961,
the members of the Board having waived notice of the time, place and
purpose of the meeting. The .meeting was called to order by the Supervisor,
Lester M. Albertson, at 3:00 P.M. with the following present: SUPervisor
Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark;
Town Attorney Tasker and Chief Anrig and Town Clerk Richmond.
~At 3:00 P_M. in accordance with the not,ce published, according to law,
bids were opened for proposals ~o furnish to the Town of Southold six
(6) resuscitors for the police cars. Two bids were submitted: L.I. Fire
Equipment Co. and Carl A. Hennicke.
L.I. Fire Equipment Co.-6 Emerson Resuscitators Model FC without flexible
~ . connector -- $249.00 each.
6 Emerson Resuscitators same as above with flexibl~
connectors --$259.00 each.
Carl Hennicke - 6 Emerson Resuscitators Model F.C. - $1529.50
~M0ved bY Justice Clark; s~conded by Justice Tuthill:
RESOLVED: That the bids for Resuscitators be placed in the hands of
Police Committee for their recommendation and report.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes- ALL
Moved by Councilman Demarest; seconded by Councilman Grathwohl;
WI~EREAS, the Police Committee reported that the lowest bid on the resu~
citatorS was submitted by L.I. Fire Equipment Co.
RESOLVED: That Lester Albertson, Supervisor, be and he hereby is directed
to enter into a contract ~ith the L.I. Fire Equipment Co. for the purchase
of resuscitators in accordance with the bids submitted
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Al~ertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark. Adjournment at 4:20 P.M. AWR
WAIVER OF NOTICE OF TOWN BOARD MEETING -
WE, the undersigned, being members of the Town Board of the-~°w~n 0~f ~' :'-
Southold, Suffolk County, New York, do hereby severally waive notice of
the time, place and purpose of the meeting of the Tow~ Board t0~b~ held
at Greenport, in the Town of Southold, New York, On Thursday, December
28, 1961, and do hereby consent that the same be h~eld on said 'date f~r
the transaction of any business which may properly cOme before thais' ~
meeting. Dated: Decemb. er 28, 1961. Southold, New York.
~-~ Lester M. Albertson, Supervisor~ ·
S E A L corwin GrathwOhl, Councilmah
Louis M. Demarest, Councilman
Ralph W. Tuthill, JUstice- OfT t~e~ Peace
Henry A. Clark, Justice of the~peaCe
A special meeting of the Southold Town Board was held at the Sup~rvisor's
Office, 16 South Street, Greenport, New York, on Thursday, Dec. 28, '~19-61,
the members of the Board having waived notice of the time, place and
purpose_ of the meeting. The meeting was called t~o Order ~by ti{%' rS~ebvisor
Leste~ M. Alber~son, at 3:00 P.M. with the ~foil~Wing present:
Albertson; councilmen Demarest ~nd Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill,~ Clark
and Edwards;"Supt. Of Highways Price and T(Twn Clerk Richmond a..nd Town
Attorney Tasker.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
RESOLVED: That the minutes of December 12, 1961 be and they hereby are
duly approved as read.
Vote of TOWn Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, clark and Edwards.
Move~' bY Ju6tice C~ark; seconded by councilman Demarest;
RESOLVED: That the minutes of Special Meeting of December 2t,~ 1962[, be
and they hereby are duly. approved.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest amd
Grathwohl; JuStices Tuthill, Clark and. Edwards.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
RESOLVED: That the ~Organization ~Meeting of the Town Board Will be held.
at the office of t~he Supervisor at Greenport, on Thursday, January 4,
1962, at 3:00 P.M.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen D~marest ~a~d
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
Moved by Justice Edwards~ seconded by Justice Tuthitl: ~-
RESOLVED: That this Board approves the action of FiShers Island Ferry
District Commission in adoption of the following resolution:
WHEREAS, the Board of Coau, issioners are of the opinion that it would be
in the best interests of the Ferr' District to hire two freight agents,
BE .IT RESOLVED: That the manager ~licants for the position,
and · ~
BE IT RESOLVED: That the compensation of~the freight agents shall 'be
$4600. per year at the Fishers Island T~rminal and-$4200 per year at
the ~3~ADmd~nl~e~mTna~e~feCtive as of January 1, 1962.
V~te of Town Board: Ayes-SuPervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark and Edwards.
Moved by Justice Clark~ seconded by Councilman Demarest; ~'
RESOLVED: That supervisor Lester M. Albertson be and hereby is authorized
to transmit t_he £Ol~owing bili to Assemblyman Duryea a~d Senator Barrett
for introduction in the New York State Legislature: ~': :'
AN ACT to authorize ~.the payment of travel
expenses of officers and employees of the
Town-of $outhold, in the county of Suffolk,
who reside on Fishers I~s~and in said Town.
Section 1. Notwithholding the provisions of any general or special law,
any officer- or employee of the Town of Southold, in the County of Suffolk,
whose-duties as' such an officer-or employee ,require him to travel to any
portion' Of Said Town-on Long Island for the purpose of attending any meet-
ing of any board of which he may be a member or for the purpose of perform-
ing a~y of the duties of.his office or employment, shall be paid all actual
and necessary expenses of. travel, meals and lodging ~ncurred by him in
connection with attendance~ at such meetings or the performance of such
d~ties~ Suc~.' expenses shatI be-a charge agai~{~.the. Town 'of Southold and
the amo'~Unt~thereof shall be audited, allowed and paid in the same manner
as are other claims against the Town of Southold.
~2. ~T~is act 'shall take effect immediately.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Atbertson~ Councilmen Demarest a~nd
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
Moved-~y~Councilman Grathwohl; seconded by Justice Tuthill:
WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the Cutchogue-New Suffolk Park
District duly petitioned this Town Board on October 13, 1961, pursuant
to Chapter 763 of the Laws of 1960, to call a public haari~g on the quest-
ion of authorizing, on behalf of said District, the acquisition of the real
property as described in said petition, and the original improvement and
embellishment thereof for use as a bathing beach, including a building and
appurtenant equipment, and
W~EREASs, this Town Board duly adopted a resolution on November 9, 1961,
calling a public hearing on the aforesaid acquisition and improvement to
be he.ld at ~he CutchOgue School House, Depot Lane, in Cutchogue, New York,
on November 29, 1961, ~at 7:30 o'clock P.M., eastern standard time, and
WHEREAS, the notice of such hearing was duly published and posted in t~e~
manner prescribed by law and proof of such publications and posting has
been presented to this Town Board, and
WHEREAS~ said hearing was~duly held at the time and place aforesaid at
which time all persons interested in the subject thereof were duly heard,
and
WHEREAS, this Board has duly considered %he evidence given at said hearing,
NOW~ 'THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: BY THE Town Board of the Town of Southo, ld,
Suffolk~ounty, New York, as follows:
SECTION'-I. It is here~ found and determined, upon the evidence given at
said-hearing, that it is ~in the-public interest to acquire the aforesaid
real Property for such District at an estimated expense of $17,550 and to
originally improve and embellish the same for use as a bathing beach, inclu-
ding a~uliding and appurtenant equipment, at an estLmated expense ~f $9,80~
SECTION 21The power is hereby delegated to the Board of Commissioners of
said District to conduct all further proceedings in connection with the
aforesaid acquisition and improvement as provided in and subject to the
limitations of Section 216 of the Town Law.
SECTION 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
Vote of town BoardL Ayes, SuPerVisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill aHd Clerk. Not Voting. Edwards.
Moved by Councilman Grathwohl; secmnded by Justice Tuthill:
BOND RESOLUTION DATED DECEMBER 28, 1961.
A RESOLUTION'AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $27,350 SERIAL BONDS OF THE TOWN
OF SOUTHOLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY,'NEW YORK, TO PAY THE COST~ OF THE- THE ACQUIS-
ITI'ON~ IMPROVEMENT OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FOR THE CUTCHOGUE-NEW SUFFOL!
PARK DISTRICT IN SAID TOWN.
WHEREAS, by proceedings heretofore duly had and t~ken pursuant to Chapter
763 of the Laws of 1960, including particularly a resolution heretofore
adoDted at this meeting, the Town Board of the Town of Southold, Suffolk
County,~ New York, has determined it to be in the public interest to acquire
and'~impr°Ve certainreal property for the Cutchogue-New Suffolk Park Distri¢
in said T~n, and
WMRREAS, it'is now desired to proceed with the financing thereof, now,
therefore be it
RESOLVED: by the TOwn BOard of the Town of 'Southold, Suffolk County, N.Y.
as Follows:
SECTION 1. The specific objects or purposes for which the serial bonds
hereinafter authorized are to be issued are as follows; ·
a)'The acquisition for the C~tchogue-New Suffolk Park District~.~in the Town
of Southold, Suffolk County,, New York, of the real property as ~described
in the proceedings referred to in- the preambles hereof, at a maximu~
estimated cost of $17,550, and ~
b) The original improvement and embellishment of said real property for
such District for use as a bathing beach, including a building ~and app-
urtenant equipment, at a maxim~m-.estimated cost of $9,800.
SECTION 2o The total estimated cost of the aforesaid specific obje~qts
or pmrposes is $27,350 and the plan for ~the financing thereof .is b~ the
issuance of $2~,350 and the plan for the financing .~the~eof is,~by the
issuance of $27,350 serial bonds of said TOWn hereby~au, therized tQ.~be
issued pursuant to the Local Fimance Law. '-- ~
SECTION 3. It is hereby detez-mined as follows: --
a) That Subdivision 21(a) of paragraph a of Section 11.00 of the Local
Finance Law applies to the acquisition of said real property and that
the period of probable usefulness thereof is ~thirty years: ~
b) That subdivision 19 of said paragraph a~d Section applies to-the
original improvement and embellishment of said real property and that
the period oi~pro~able usefulness thereof is ten years, and
c) That the maximum maturity of the serial bonds 'herein authorized will
exceed five years.
SECTION 4. The faith and credit of said Town of Southold, Suffolk county,
New York, are hereby irrovocably pledged for the payment of the princiPal
af and interest on. such bonds as the same become due and payable. There
shall be annually assessed upon all the taxable real ~rope~y in sa~id
Cutch0gue-New Suffolk Park District, at ~the same time and in the same
manner as other town charges, an amount sufficient to pay said principal
and interest as the same become due and payable, but if not paid from
such source, all the taxable real property within said Town ~sha!l.
subject to the levy of ad valorem taxes without limitations as to rate
or amount, sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on said
SECTION 5. Subject to the provisions: of the Local Finance Law, the po~er
to authorize t~e issuance of and to. sell bond anticipation notes in
anticipation of the issuance and sale of the serial bonds herein~iaut~hor-
ized, including renewals of such notes, is hereby delegated.to the Super-
viso~,~ the chief fiscal officer, Such no%es sh~lt be of such-t~erms,~ .form
and contents, and shall be sold in such manner, as may be prescribe~~
by said Supervisor, consistant with the. prowisions of the Local .Finance
SECTION 6. The validitY of such bonds may be contested only if~:
1) Such bonds are authorized for an object or purpose for which, s&id:
Town is not authorized to expend money, or
21) .The provisions of law which should be complied with at the
publication of this resolution are not substantially complied with~
and an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity is co~enced
within twenty days after the date of such~publication, or
3) Such bonds are authorized in violation of the provisions of .the
Constitution.
SECTION 7. This ,resolution, which takes effect immedia~e!y~ 1 sha%l~
published in full in the Suffolk Times, the official newspaper of the
TOWn, together with a notice3of the Town Clerk in substantially~.the
form provided in Section 81.00 of the Local Finance Law.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albe~ts0n; Councilmen Demarest and~
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards
~oved by J~stice clark; seconded by Councilman Grathw0hl; ~ ~ / ~ ·
RESOLVED: That the supervisor, Lester M. Albert~on, be and he hereby~ is
authorized to transmit the following proposed b~ll to Assembl!mman Dmryea
and Senator Barrett for introduction in the New York~ Sba~e Leg!s~atur-e:
~N ACT to amend Chapter six hundred and fifteen
of the laws of 1893, entitled . "An . Act to create
· · the Board of Trustees of the Town of Southold
and empower said Board to manage and dispose of
the common lands under water, belonging to said town"
in relation to the compensation of members of such
Board.
Section 1. Section 4 of Chapter 615 of the Laws of 1893, as last amended
by Chapter 404 of the laws. of 1952, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section4. The Town BOard of the Town of Southold shall fix, from time to
time, the salaries of the members of the Board of Trustees and determine
when the same may be payable.
Section 2. This act shall take effect .immediately.
Vote of' Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices T~thill, clark and Edwards.
Moved. by Councilman Demarest; seconded by Justice Clark;
WHEREAS.;i'~heannual~ budget for the current fiscml year includes an approp-
riation in the amount of $582.72 in Contingent 'F~_nd, part town, and
WHEREAS/i-of such appropriation the sum of $582~72 remains unexpended to ~f
date, and
WHERRAS, after due allowance for outstanding claims and further expenditures
chargeable against such appropriations or account there is an unexpended
balance-in said appropriation or account of $582.72,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That $582.72 of said unexpended balance be
and the~same hereby is transferred to Other Insurance and Bonds Part-Town
and that the amount heretofore appropriated for said purposed be and the
same. hereby is increased in the amount of $582.72.
Vote Of'~Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
Moved~by Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WHEREAS, the annual budget for the curren= fiscal year includes an appr~o-
riation in the amount of $21,200 for Police-Other Expense, and
WHEREAS, of such appr~=iation the sum of $13,762.60 remains unexpended
to dale, and
WHEREAS, after due allowance for outstanding claims and further expenditur'es
chargeable against such ~Dpropriation or account there is an unexpended
balance in said appropriation or account of $13,762.60,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That $152.21 of said unexpended balance be
and the same hereby is transferred to Other Insurance on Bonds Part-Time
abd that the amount heretofore appropriated for said purpose be and the
same hereby is increased in the amount of $152.21.
Vote of-Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
MoVed by Justice Tuthill~ seconded by Justice Clark;
~HEREAS, the annual budget for the current fiscal year includes an approp-
riation in the amount of $2,870.68 for Contingent Fund-Full Town, and
WHEREAS, of such appropriation the sum of $2,870.68 remains unexpended
to daSe, and
WHEREAS, after due allowance for outstanding claims and further expenditures
chargeable against such appropriation or account there is an unexpended
balance in said appropriation or account of $2870.68,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That $143.87 of said~unexpended balance be
and. the same hereby is transferred to Inland Waterways-Full Town and that
the--amount heretofore appropriated for said purpose be and the smme is
increased in the amount of $143.87.
Vote or,Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark and Edwards.
Moved by Councilman Grathwohl~ seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WHEREAS, the annual budget for the current fiscal year includes an approp-
riation in the amount of $2870.68 for contingent Fund-Full Town, and
WHEREAS, of such appropriation the sum of $2726.81 remains unexpended to
date, and
WHEREAS, afterCdue alloWance for outstanding claims and further expendit-
ures chargeable agaisnt such appropriation or account there is an unex-
pended balance in said appropriation or account of $2726.81,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That $517.24 of said unexpended balance
be and the same hereby is transferred to Parks and Beaches Full Town and
that the amount heretofore appropriated for said purpose be and same
hereby is increased in the amount of $517.25.
Vote of Town ~oard: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; JuStices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
Moved by Justice Edwards; secondedby Justice TUthill:
WHEREAS, ~he ~mnual'budget for~the current fiscal year includes a~-.approp-
riation in the amount of $2870.68 for~Contingent Fund Full Time, ~amd
WHEREAS, of such appropriation the sum of $2209~57remains unexpended to
date, and
WHEREAS, after due allowance for outstanding claims and further expendit-
ures chargeable againstsuch appropriation or~ account there is an unexpend-
ed balance in said appropriation or account of $2209'.~57,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That $111.77 pf said unexpended balance be
and the same hereby is transferred toSupervisor-Other Expenseand that the
amount heretoforeappropriated for~said purpose be and the s~me her~eby 'is
increased in. the amount of $111.77.
Vote.of TOWn Board: Ayes- Su_pervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demares~ and
Grathwbhl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards. ,
Moved~by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Tuthill: .~
WHEREAS, the annual budget for the current~fiscal yearincludes an approp-
riation i~ theamount of $2870.68 for Contingent-Fund, and
WHEREAS, of such appropriation the sum of $2097~80 remains unexpended~to
date, and ~ ~
WHEPdEAS, after due allownace for outstanding claims and fur,ther ~expendit-
utes chargeable agaisnt such appropriation or account there is am unexpend-
ed balance in said appropriation or account of$2097.80,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE tT RESOLVRD: That $10.00 of said unexpended balance be
and the same is transferred to Town Tnustees Fees and that the amount
heretofore appropriated for said purpose be and the same hereby is increased
in the amount of ~$10.00.
Uote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Alber%son; Councilmen Demarest ,and
Grath~ohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards. ~ ~
Moved by Councilman Demarest; seconded by Councilman Grathwohl;
WHEREAS, the annual ~udget for the current fiscal yg~r includes an approp-
riation in the amount of $2,870.68 for Contingent£~i Town, and
WHEREAS, of such appropriation the sum of ~ 2087.80 remains unexpended to
date, and
WHEREAS, after due allownace for outstanding claims and further expendit-~
ures chargeable against such appropriation.or account there is an unexpended
balance in said appropriation or account of $2087.80,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That $133.58 of said unexpended balance be
and the same hereby is transferred to T~wn Clerk other expen~esand that
the amount heretofore appropriated for said purpose be and the same hereby
is increased in the amount ~f $133.58.
Vote of Town Board:~ Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Dema~est~and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Tuthill: ~J
WHEREAS, the accounts of Justice E. Perry Edwards were audited, and~t~e~
annual report of Justice EdwardSfor the fiscal year 1961 was filed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLUED~ That such annual statementbe e~tered3in~
detail in the minutes of this meetinf by the ~own Clerk as required by~
Section 105 of the Town Law. -.~ ~ ~
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; comncilmen DemareStand
Grathwohl; Justices T~thill and Clark. ' ~
~L REPORT OF THE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, TOWN OF~SOUTHOLD
From January 1, 1961 to ~ecember 31, 1961.
RECEIPTS: From Motor Vehicle Violations .............. $ 00
From Civil Cases 00
From Criminal Cases .......... Q0
DISBURSEMENTS: Paid to State Comptroller .... 00
Respectfully submitted this 28th day of ~ecember. ~961.
E. Perry Edwards, Justice of Peace
Town of Southold
Moved by Justice clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WHEREAS, the accounts of the' Board of Appeals were audited and the annual
report~of the Board of Appeals for the fiscal year 1961 was filed,
NOW~,~THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the annual statement be entered in
detail in the minutes of ~k~his meeting by the Town Clerk as required by
Section 105 of the Town Law.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Alberts(m; Councilmen Demarest and
Grath~kl; Justlices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
Annual Report 1961
Gentlemen; The southold Town Board of Appeals/wishes to report that we
have held 36 meetings this year, 1961. We have met with the Southold
Town Board~and Planning-Board on three occasions.
There have been a total of 87 hearings held.
Variances: 27 -- 19 approved, 6 denied, 2 withdrawn after p,mblication
Access: 8 -- 5 approved, 1 denied, 2
Special Exceptions: 52 -- 37 approved, 8 denied, 7 withdrawn after Publicati
Hearings held without, fee for religious or Civic organizations: 12
Fees collected by Building Inspector up to July 20, 1961 and Secretary to
Board of'Appeals after that date:
Appeals: $1020.00 Collected by Bldg. Inspector $ 690.00
Copies of Actions 2.00 Total $1022.00
Collected by 6ec'y to Bd. of Appeals $332.00
Total $1022.00
There were 28 informal discussions held by the Board of'Appeals and
persons seeking information or.planning to made an appeal.
~4r'~ Serge Doyen, Jr. attended the Association of Towns meeting in Buffalo
in Febnuary. Three members of the Board attended the annual Zoning Con-
ventionheld at Lindenh~rst on Dec. 16, 1961. Respectfully submitted,
Robert W. Gillispie, Jr., Chairman, So%~hol~ Town Board of Appeals.
Moved by Justice Tuthill; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WHEREAS, the annual report of the Plannir&3 Board for the fiscal year 1961
was filed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That such annual report be entered in
detail in the minutes of this meeting by the Town Clerk as required, by
Section.105 of the Town Law.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demamest and
GrathWoht; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
Annual Report - 1961
RECEIPTS
January - Sale of Ordinances $1.25
February- ' ..... 1.00
March ...... 2.50
other receipts $150.00
.... 125.00
.... 560.00
April " " " 2.75 .... 475.00
May " " " 4.25 .... 630.00
June .... " 1.50 " " 493.13
July ~' " " 3.75 .... 258.10
August ...... 6.25 .... 343 95
September ...... 4.5.0 .... 292.27
October '~ " " 1.25 .... 264 30
November " · " 2.25 .... 144.00
December .... " .75 .... 177,00
Total Receipts 1961 $32.00 $3,912.75
DISBURSEMENTS
Turned over to,he Town Clerk for sale of zoning Ordinances $ 32.00
........ Supervisor - other receipts 3912.75
Total disbursements for 1961 $3944.75
During the month of July the Board of Appeals, on their own motion, voted
to handle their own receipts and since that ~ime have been accounting to
the Supervisor directly. They collected $332.00. I collected $690.00
as shown inc other receipts above.
Respectfully submitted,
Howard M. Terry, Building Inspector
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
RESOLVED: That the report of Howard Terry, Building Inspector, for the
month of December be accepted by the Town Board and placed on 'file.
Vote,of~ Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
Moved ~by~Councilman Grathwohl; seconded by Justice Tuthill:
WHEREAS, the accounts of Howard M. Terry were audited and the~ annual
report of Howard M. Terry for the fiscal year 1961 were filed,
N(N4, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That such annual statement be entered in
detail in the minutes of ~his~ meeting by the Town Clerk as required ~by-~
Section 105 of the Town Law.
~ote of Town ~oard: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; -councilmen Demarest~ and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and clark, and Edwards.
ANNUAL REPORT - 1961 (Report of Planning Board-See Page 15)
The Southold Town Planning Board wishes to report that they have held
15 meetings this year, 1961..~We have met with the Town Board and Board ~
of Appeals on three occasions.
The Planning Board held five p'ublic hearings on the questionof approval
of ;subdivision plats and all five were approved.
The Board has held approximately 50 informal discussions and action was
taken ~n all cases.
The Planning Board has investigated and made recommendations to the Town
Board on 16 change of zone applications. The Building Inspector. collected
and turned over to the Supervisor $375.00 in connection with'these~applic-
ations for change of zone. One.change of zone was made on the Town~.Beard's
own motion, therefore no fee was required.
There have been six formal applications' for subdivisions, and $238,..00 in
fees have been turned over to the Supervisor by the' Building Inspector-..
On December 16, 1961 Messrs. Young, Grebe, Unkelbach, and Consultant Van
Tuyl attended the annual Zoning Convention in Lindenhurst.
Respectfully submitted,
John Wicklfam, Chairman, Southold Town Planning Board.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by CoUncilman Demarest~ ~-
WHEREAS, the accounts of the Town Trustees were audited and tlm~ annual
report of the Town Trustees for the fiscal year 1961 was.file~,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that such annual statementbe entered in
detail in the minutes of the meeting by the Town Clerk as requiredby
Section 105 of the Town Law.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes~Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest~and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOT~MOT~ TOWN TRUSTEES, TOWN OF SOUTHOLD 1961.'
RECEIPTS Received from permits and leases. $249.50
DISBURSEMENTS Paid to the Superviscz- 249.50
Emmons Dean, President, Southold Town Tru'stees
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Tuthill:
WHEREAS, the annual report of Albert W. Richmond, Town Clerk, forthe'.
fiscal year 1961 was filed,
N~, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the annual statement be entered in
detail in the minutes of this meeting by the Town Clerk as required by
Section 105 of the TOWn Law.
Vote of TOWn Board: Ayes-Super.visor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest .and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clark. and Edwards.
1961
ANNUAL~REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK, TOWN
From January 1, 1961 toiDecember 1, tt961
RECEIPTS
From sale of Hunting, Fishi.~g & Trapping Licenses----~ ..... --~--$1870.25
From Sale of Dog Licenses--L--' ......
FrOm Board of Dog - Dog-.P~ .......
From Sale of Marriage Licenses.
Filing Chattel Mortgages,
Filing Satisfactions of chattel Mortgages.
-u--- 4657.'25
--- 10.00
144.00
141.50
5.00
Filing Assignments of Chattel Mortgages. $
Filing Conditional'SalesContracts.
Filing Assignments Conditional .Sales-Contracts ..........
Filing Satisfac%ions. Conditional~sales.co~tr. ac~s-~--~ ......
Fees, Searching Records ......
Fees, Explosives Licenses
Fees, Transcripts of Marriage, Birth, Death Certificates ........
Licenses for Bingo .....
From County Treasurer, delinquent Dogs.
Copy of!. Chattel Mortgage .......... =
Wage & Agreement ..............
From Sale of Zoning Ordinances.
00
175.~0
76.50
4.50
.66
3.50
416.00
......... 1180.00
............. 17.45
-- 1.00
1.00
31.00
Total $8735.11
DISBURSEMENTS
Amount paid to County Clerk for Conservation Licenses
Amount paid to County Treasurer for Dog Lic~nses-
Amoun~ paid to State Department of Health-Marriage Licenses .....
Amount paid to Supervisor for Fees
-$1738.75
4188.00
36.00
2772.36
$8735.11
Respectfully submitted to the Southold Town Board on December 28, 1961.
( SEE SUPPLR~ENT REPORT BELOW) Albert W. Richmond, Town Clerk
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Tuthill:
W~EREAS, the accounts of Supt. of Highways Price were audited and the
annual report of Harold D. Price for the fiscal year 1961 .was filed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that such annual statement be entered
in detail in the minutes of this meeting by the Town Clerk as required
by Section 10~ of the Town Law.
Vote of Town oard: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grath~ohl; J~stices Tuthill, Clark and Edwards.
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
January 1 to December 31, 1961
Item 1 - Total Receipts $152,710.94
Total Disbursements 135,810.87
Balance on hand ................
$ 16,900.07
Item 2 - Total Receipts
NO disbursements
Balance on Hand
2,652.20
$ 2,652.29
Item 3 - Total Receipts
Total Disbursements
Balance on hand ..........
$ 79,929.46
60,423.98
$ 19,505.48
Item 4 - Total Receipts
Total Disbursemt~ ......
Balance on Hand
$ 59,157.72
49,255,70
$ 9,902.02
SUPPLEMENTAL ANNUAL REPORT OF TOWN CLERK FOR DECEMBER, 1961
RECEIPTS
From Sale of Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Licenses $ 113.50
From Sale of Marriage Licenses 14.00
Filing Chattel Mortgages 13.00
Filing. lConditional Sales Contracts 13.50
Filing~Assignments Conditional Sales Contracts 8.00
Fees, Transcripts of Marriage, Birth, Death Certificates. 31.00
From Sale of Zoning Ordinances .75
From Sale of Zoning Ordinance (Error 'March Report ....... .25
Total $ 194.00
DISBURSEMENTS
Amount paid to County Clerk for COnservation Licenses $ 104.75
Amount paid to State Department of ~ealth-Matriage Licenses--- 3.50
Amount paid Supervisor for Fees--- 85.75
Total $ 194.00
Albert W. Richmond, Town Clerk
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by councilman Grathwohl;
RESOLVED: That the Supt. of Highways of the Town of Southold be authorized
to adVertise for bids for one sand spreader.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tmthill, Clark and Edwards.
Moved, by Councilman DemareSt; seconded by Councilman Grathwoht;
RESOLVED: That General Bills in the~amount of $3,215.95 be and the same
are hereby ordered paid.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill, Clarkand Edwards.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WHEREAS, the annual report of Justice Ralph W. Tuthill for the fiscal
year 1961 was filed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That such annual statement be entered in
detail in the minutes~of this meeting by the Town Clerk as required by
Section 105 of the Town Law.
Vote of Town oard: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; J~tices ~" ..... - - ~ ~
SUMMARY OF DOCKETS 1961
85 cases in criminal Docket ............ Fines $280.
268 cases in V & T Docket---~ .......... Fines $1377.
54 cases in Civi~ Docket ............... Fees .$139.
10 cases-in Indictable Docket---~ ....... No Fees..
INDICTABLE CASE DOCKET 1961
Date
1-9-61
1-9-61
1-9-61
3-23-61
4-29-61
6-26-61
7-28-61
8-27-61
10-30-61
11-19-61
Name
Roosevelt Wilder
Willie Mack
Alex Brim
Peter Flynn
Herbert Schlender
James Samuels
Albert Methveh
James McLaurin
Hazel Chavis
Henry Alexiadhes
Respectfully Submitted
~alph W. Tuthill, J.P.
Disposition
Turned over to NYS Parol Authorities
Held for Grand Jury
Held for Grand Jury
Case Dismissed
Felony-reduced to misdemeanor
Held for Grand Jury
Case dismissed
Reduced to Third Degree Assault
Held for Grand Jury
Held for Grand Jury
RE~ORT OF CIVIL
Date
12-5-60
12-15-60
12-15-60
12-1-60
1-5-61
1-27-61
2-2-61
2-3-61
2-13-61
2-20-61
2-15-61
3-3-61
3-6-61
3-6-61
DOCKET 1961
Names
Russell Silleck AGencyvs Leroy Ostroski
Ernest & Harold Wilsberg vs Mrs. Joseph Brush
.... vs David C. Collins
leander Glover, Jr. vs Stanley Becker, Jr.
Robert Manag!io vs Rich~d Darnelll
Peter Zapp vs Irving Latham
North Fork Bank & Trust Co. vs John & Adele Ambrose
John Philip vs. John H~vey
Edward Gaubeaud vs Warren St.Amand
Floyd Jones vs Irving Schultz
Floyd Jones vs E.E. JohnsQn
Elwood Thompson vs,John Parkin
John Parkin vs John Shortell
Charles Pope vs Victor Johnson
2-27-61
3-7-61
3-9-161
3-6-61
3-17-61
3-10-61
3-27-61
3-13-61
Floyd Jones vs Mary Haffner
Leander Glover, Jr. vs P. G. Alexiadhles
Harold Wilsberg vs Gerald Hormel
.... vs Warren Staib
cyril McCaffery vs John Zimnoski
, " vs ~Edward Kosiusko
Albert Masters vs William Parsons
.... - .... vs William Maston
Fee
$2.5o
2.50
2.50
2.5~
2.50
2.50
2.00
2.50
2~0
i2,5Q
2..50
3..00
Case Dismissed
2.50
2.50
2~50
2.50
3:00
2;50
2~.50
2.50
Date ·
4~4-61
4-~24_61
4-24-61
4-24-61
4-28-61
5-2-61
6-1-61
5-5-61
,_~-7-61
8-8-61
8-25-61
9-6-61
8-25-61
9-9-61
9-22-61
9-19-61
9-26-61
9-22-61
10-30-61
11-16-61
11-24-61
11-29-61
11-17-61
Name s
Lorna Hawkins vs Willard Walter
Elmer Ruland vs Wallace Crump
North Fork Bank, & Tr~st Co. vs Eino Johnson Jr.
" " ...... vs Albert J. Bailey
Robert Seh vs Jasper Chance
Elizabeth Bedell vs George Crump
Lillian Nine vs Morgan E. Dye
Joseph Gruhoski vs Walter Bubrul
Harold Wilsberg vs Mrs. Alexander Bloom
" vs Robert Jeanroy
Eastern Suffolk Coop. vs Isabelle Jesse Wilson
John Mackee vs j. Harold Dahlmeyer
Ja, es Mason vs William Moore
George Penn~, Inc, vs Leon Milowsk~, Jr.
John Oxee vs Cyril McCaffery
Nick Kouros vs Mrs. Walter Kaelin
John Parkin vs John Shortell
Leander Glover, J~. vs Wesley Zezecki
Fleet Lumber Co., vs Stanley Sepko
William H. Wasson vs Mrs. Marion Drum
John Eckert vs Ja~ McGovern
William ~assDnvs Millard Northridge
William 9~assDnvs Sophie Haupt
T'l~.lBa613.~i~ ¥'~ W~ttiam H, Wasson vs James O'Brien
11-30-61
11-18-61
11-18-61
11-18-61
11-21-61
11-18-61
11-17-61
11-17-61
Date
12-4-60
12-8-60
12-8-60
12-9-60
12-11-60
12-11-60
12-13-60
12-19-60
12-~1-60
1-4-61
1-8-61
1-10,61
1-10-61
1-14-61
1-21-61
2-2-61
2-2-61
2-5-61
2-11-61
2-13-61
2-18-61
3-23-61
4-21-61
4-5-61
4-10-61
4-28-61
5-14-61
5-14-6t
5-14-61
5-14-61
WilIiam H. Wasson vs HaDotd Maston
William H. 'Wasson vs William ~aston
William H. wasson vs Stanley Becker
William H wasson vs Thmodore Sabot
William H. Wasson vs Frank Milowski
William H. Wasson vs A. L. Pancini~
William H. Wasson vs Mrs. Lilly Mae Lynch
William H. Wasson vs Herman Hubbard
REPORT OF CRIMINAL DOCKE~
name
Robert Feaker
Roscoe Butler
Char lie Jones
Joseph Dor oski
Frank Watts
SamueI Morgan
Henry Williams
Floyd Hankins
Herbert Loper
Arthur Elliot
Doris Der leth
James Parr ish
Eddie Johnson
Mai or Blackman
Walter Bergen
Mai or Blackman
John King
John Tyree
Danny Reiter
Stanley Zurek
Willie Shaw
Peter Flynn
Arthur Brown
Robert James
Assie Hagans
Eunice Kelly
Rudolph Boggia
Richard Stapleton
Rudolph Boggia
1961
disposition
30 days --SS
Jail 30 days
Jail 30 days
Fee
$2.5o
2.5Q
5.00
2.00
2.5Q
2.00
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
4.00
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
3.00
2.50
2.O0
2.50
3.00
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
fee
Jail 20 days
Jail 10 days
Jail 10 days
30 days -SS
$10.00
5.00
Case Settled
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5. O0 Sus.
Complaint withdrawn
Jail 60 days
Complanit Dismissed
180 days -SS
30 days -SS
180 days -SS
Committed Central Islip Hospital
10.00
Jail 30 days
· 0 days -SS
Jail 60 days
Jail 30 days
60 days -SS
2O
5-14-61
5-26--61
5-29-~ 61
6-5-61
6-5-61
6-9-61
6-12-61
6-16-61
6-17-61
6-17-61
6-20-61
7-1-61
7-13-61
7-18-61
7-18-61
7-22-61
7-22-61
7-22-61
7-22-61
7-22-61
7-22-61
7-22-61
7-22-61
?-25-61
7-25-61
7-29-61
7-30-61
8-4-61
8-6-61
8-6-61
8-10-61
8-14-61
8-14-61
8-16-61
8-20-61
8-20-61
8-23-61
8-25-61
8-25-61
8-25-61
8-29-61
8-31-61
9-23-61
10-1-61
11-2-61
11-3-61
11-5-61
11-6-61
11-7-61
11-7-61
11-12-61
11-13-61
1-5-61
11-19-61
11-20-61
DATE
12-2-60
12-4-60
12-5-60
12-5-60
12-5-60
12-6-60
12-9-60
12-9-60
David Edward Brown
Jasper Chance
Walter Dorsey
Allen Harris
Thomas Folks
Dan Sutton
Matthew Dinkins
Herbert Schlender
Charles Pope
Jonathon BrOWning
Pedro Mercado
LeRoy Stephenson
William Baxter
Albert Erickson
John Loper
Dennis Agapito
Dennis Agapito
John Olsen
Kenneth Chupka
Richard Magill
John Barron
Forrest B~m~ar
John Stulsky
Leroy Finnely
Walter McAslan
Miguel Gonzalez~
Matthew Dinkinx
Jail 6 months
Case Dismissed
Jail 60 days SS
Jail 180 days
Jail 30 days
Jail 180 days
Jail 30 days
180 days -SS
30 days -SS
Jail 30 days
$ 5.00
10 O0
·
10.00
Co~=~ittedCentral Islip State Hospital
Case Dismissed
Cemp~aint Withdrawn
(payment Sus.)25,00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
complain~withdrawn
60 day~ =SS
Committed to Central Islip State Hosp.
Jail 25 days
Jail 90 days -SS
Margaret Marie Copeland McIntosh
James Brown Jail 30 days -SS
Arthur Bell Jail 30 days
Vincent TWardowski
Matthew Darkins
Alonzo Johnson
Wesley Mann
Willie Morris
Wallace Russell
Marvin Erwin
John Sepnoski
Frank Klos
Adolph Westerlund, Jr.
Norman Elliot
James McLaurin
John Ford
Ji~ie Emily
Joseph carey
Ronald Charles Quarty
Charles Barr
Harold Shepard
Frank Watson
Clifford Mahoney
Rudolph Williams
Eugene Sanders
Arthur Standley
Booker Haltzclaw
Edward T. Costello
30.00
I0.00
Jail 30 days -
Jail 30 days
30 days -SS, 1 yr. probation
Jail 60 days
Jail 60 days
Not guilty
Not guilty
Case DiSmissed
Jail 15 days
Jail 30 days -SS
Jail 60 days SS
30 days -SS
Case Dismissed
Jail 60 days
Jail 30 days -SS
Jail 15 days
Jail 15 days
Jail 15 days
Jail 30 days -SS
Jail 30 days
Charges withdrawn
30 days -SS
Complaint withdrawn
10.00
REPORT OFzl MOTOR VEHICLE DOCKET 1961
NAME
Thomas E. Kasler
Eugene MacDonald
Manch McMeans
Lem J°nes
Walter Kaszyminski
James Pickens
DISPOSITION
FINE
$10.00
5.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
Date
12-9-60
12-9-60
12-9-~0
12-10-60
12-10-60
12-10-60
12-13-60
12-16-60
12-16-60
12-16-60
12-16.60
12-23-60
12-~2~-60
12-30-60
12-31-60
1-25-61
2-2-61
2-2-61
2-.3-61
2-16-6.1
2-17-61
2-17-61
2-17-61
2-17~61
2-17-61
2-17-61
2-18-61
2-22-61
2-22-61
2- 24- 61
2-24-61
2- 24- 61
2-24-61
2-24~61
2-24-61
2-24-61
2-24-61
2-25-61
2-2B~-61
2-23-61
2-28-61
2-2S-61
3-1~61
3-3-61
3-3-61
3-112-61
4-3~-61
4-7-61
4-7-61
4-7-61
4-7-61
4-14-61
4-7-61
4-7-61
4-7-61
4-7-61
4-8-61
4-8-61
4-10-61
4-1-2-61
4-13-61
4-1~3-61
~-i3-61
Name
James Pickens
Sonnie Miller
John Dotezal
Michael Morris
Rudolph Froehlib
Rudolph Froehlib
Hercr y Williams
A. Robinson Shiphard
Eula Brooks
Bertha Andrews
Daniel Reiter
James P. Davis
Vincent Bokina
Jonathon Sperling
Jimmy Lee Smiley
Dolopas Perez Pedroza
Frank Mealy
William Wal sky
George Lang
Charles Johnson
Len Swiney
Frank Bur zynski
William F. Kaelin
Robert D. Biggs
Clifford Schr iver
Enio Mat son
Ralph Sa~i s
Colombus H. Terry
James F. Donahue
Austin J. carbone
John Kr oleski
Henry Bokina
Michael Lut zky
Lafayette Cook
Charles Goranate
Ronald Quar ty
Frank Hei-tman
George Taylor
George Taylor
Disposition
case Dismissed
Jail 10 days
(Pays' t Sump)
Case Dismissed
Case Dismissed
Audrey Amberman (Pa!rm't Susp.)
Marlo% Frank Louis Jallia Case Dismissed
Case Dismissed
Ronald Russo
Lawrence Sar tor
Betty Cholst
Anthony Jawr oski
Robert Jarvis
~.ouis Lapp
William Colligan
Marion Shofield
Stanley Skrezec
Stanley Wltkus
John Kalinowski
Theda S~ulka
Frank Nawr ocki
Edward Berkowski
Kenneth Grathwoh 1
John Forte
Richard Burgin
Clarence Griffith
Anthon~ Bresnak
Clyde Edmond
Case Dismissed
(payment suspended)
Mine
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
25.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5,00
5.00
5.00
5~00
5.00
10.00
5,00
5.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
2.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
2.00
5.00
25.00
2.00
5.00
15.00
5.00
2.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
100.00
'22
4-13-61
4-14-61
4-14-61
4-21-61
4-21-61
4-21-61
4-21-61
4-23-61
4-25-61
4-21-61
4-25-61
4-25-61
4-28-61
4-28-61
4-28-61
4-28-61
4-28-61
4-28-61
5-5-61
5-5-61
5-5-61
5-5-61
5-6-61
5-12-61
5-13-61
5-14-61
5-15-61
5-22-61
5-29-61
5-29-61
6-5-61
6-7-61
6=7-61
6-8-61
6-8-61
6-8-61
6-8-61
6-8-61
6-1-61
6-9-61
6-9-61
6-9-61
6-9-61
6-9-61
6-9-61
6-9-61
6-12-61
6-14-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-16-61
6-21-61
6-22-61
6-23-61
6-23-61
6-23-61
6-23-61
Morgan Dye
~ames Wal sky
Joseph Sheppard
Richard Price
Frank Sidor, Jr.
John W. Hill
Felipe DeJusus
Carlos DeJesus
Emanuel Gross
AnthonyAr lotta
Richard Woodhull
Kenneth Payne
Peter Cantas
Alexander Banashefsky
charles Bloomer
Charles Ashdown
Waldie Bolling
Bennie Wysocki
Wesley Zazecki
John Hubley
Joseph Sanchir o
William Wilkis
James Helm
H~nry Howes
Fred Acley
John J. Johnson
James Samuels
Jerome Lupia
Herbert Cook
William Lavelle
Felix Or lowski
Roy Wilkinson
Theodore Wells
Frank Hellman
Vincent Annabelle
Frank Widir t sky
Anthony Heriouis
Ronald Wokosky
Fred Parker
Marj ory Tuthill
William Simmons
John Charnews
LeRoy Hutchinson
Edward Grocke, Jr.
Ella Manning
C. M. Cory
Vincent Marsello
Todd Coning shy
Bennie Rappa, Jr.
Chester DanowSki
Percy Granville
Adam Do~oski, Jr.
Willl~ Stark
Joe Brandis
Flor lan Furmankewicz
John Harris
Walter Sage
Howard Gr amham
Audley Bullard
~andorn Smith
Walter Faber
Robert Golding
Alfred Livett
Daniel Bridge
Elsie GiIlus
Leander B. Chute
case Dismissed
(Payment suspended)
Case Dismissed
Dase Dismissed
Case Dismissed
$25.00:~
10~00
10~O0
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
2.5.00
5.00
5.00
5.08
5.'00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5. O0
2'. O0
5.00
2.00
5=. O0
5.00
5. O0
:5.00
5.00
5.00
5. O0
5.00
5. O0
5. O0
5;00
10.00
5.00
10. O0
2. O0
5.00
5.00
2.00
2.00
5. O0
5 ~00
5.00
5;00
5.00
5:00'
5.0.0
5.00
5. O0
5;00
5.00
5. O0
5.00
Date Name
6-23-61 John Drossos
6-26-61 Elinor Mathias
6-25-61 David Berryman
6-25-61~-~-P~ter Fiore
6-29-61
6-30-61
6-30-61
6-30-61
6-30-61
6-30-61
6-30-61
6-30-61
7-3-61
7-5-61
7-7-61
7-8-61
7-10-61
7-10-61
7-12-61
7-13-61
7-13-61
7-9-61
7-27-61
7-27-61.
7-28-61
7-28-61
7-29-61
8- 2-61
8-3-61
8-4-61
8-4-61
8-4-61
8-4-61
8-4-61
8-4-61
8-4-61
Peter Valakis
Henry-Alec
Maybelle Kesel
Anthony Scozzafava
Walter Krzeminskl
Roy Taplin
Roy Taplin
George Schwab
Eugene Clifford
David Tuthill
Gerald Fennell
Albert Cusa
Fred Fox
William Peters
Carl Ruebel
Bernadino Sota
Bernadi~o Sota
Edward Veprovsky
Frederick Wulf
Frederick Wulf
Ethel Gaines
Ethel Gaines
Frederick Thomforne
John Latham
Anthony Andrade
Walter Hairston
Alfred Teves
Edward Wysocki
Charles MacDonald
Loretta Olsen
Ronald Quarty
Ronald Quarry
8-6-61
8-7-61
8-9-61
8-10-61
8-11-61
8-11-6i
8-11-61
8-11-61
8-10-61
8-11-61
8-11-61
8-11-61
8-11-61
8-11-61
8-12-61
8-18-61
8-17-61
8-18-6i
8-18-6i
8-18-61
8-18-61
8-18-61
8-18-6i
Evelyn Stelta
Joseph Spring
Charles Sciarne
Frederick Schutte
Joseph Link
Charlotte Magill
George Gildersleeve
Feliex Cruz
William Heaney
Samael Wilkinson
Marguerite Hill
Bruno Pendzick
Ang~llo Nigro
Paul Hubert
James Finley
Peter Raso
Robert Blake
Vernon King
John Zalewski
John Simchick
~ull Chew
William Lieblein
Otha Mealy
Thomas Diganno, Jr. 8-21-61
Sarah Phillips 8-22-61
8-22-6i James Kenny
8-22-61 Virginia Beadle
8-24-61 Michael Kelly
D i spo~ it ion
Jail 15 days
Jail 15 days
Jail 20 days
Charge Withdrawn
Fine
5.O0
15.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.0O
5.00
5.00
Fined $25.00 paid~i~-?sI~riff to Albar.
(Payment Suspended~00.00
t0.00
15.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
(Paym' t susp.) 100.00
Jail 60 days-SS
Probation 6 mos.
(Paym' t. Susp ~)
(Paym' t. Susp.)
Case Dismissed
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
Date
8-25-61
8-25-61~
8-25-61
8,25-61
8-25-61
8-25-61
8-25-61
8-25-61
8-25-61
8-25-61
8-28-61
9-6-61
9-16-61
9-25-61
9-25-61
9-30-61
10-4-61
10-5-61
10-30-61
10-31-61
11-3-61
11-3-61
11-3-61
11-3'-61
11-3-61
11-3-61
11-3-61
11-4-61
11-4-61
11-4-61
11-10-61
11-7-61
11-7-61
11-8-61
11-9-61
11-9-61
11-10-61
t~-10-61
11-10-61
11-10-61
11-10-61
11-10-61
11-20-61
11-11-61
11-12-61
11-13-61
11-8-61
11-17-61
11-17-61
11-17-61
11-20-61
11-22-61
11-24-61
11-24-61
11- 24- 61
11-24-61
11-24-61
11-24-61
11-24-61
11-24-61
11-24-61
11-27-61
11-27-61
11-28-61
Robert Vancura
Louis Serviss
LeRoy Saxton
Ralph Bauer
Viola Surozenski
Rossevelt Yates
Arthur Stanley
Frank Klos
Framk Klos
Thomas Liggis
Ruberta Brewster
Michael Kelly
Vincent Twardowski
Otto Nichols
Charles Rohde
Walter Henrich
Eugene Sanders
Maureen VanPopering
Nancy Webster
Charles Hettenbach
Martha Isaac
WiltiamWells
Lawrence Jammon
Ramon Martinez
Gretchen Kenniff
Frank Kujawski
Alden Bement
Raman Demchuk
Stanley Hones
Vincent Bruno
Walter -White
Raymond Vanetten
Alexander Denham
Adrian Wallace
Leroy Adams
Herbert Foldsmith
Billy Spencer
Eddie Brew~On=
Foster T. Foster
George Conway
Charles Olsen
Lee Johnson
Richard Luter
Henry Carr
Eugene Walker
Henry Jacobs
Hunter Goodrich, Jr.
Henry Kislow
John Scherrer
Martin Verstlin
Lillian Berg
Cleo Tsounis
Daniel Keller
LeRoy Mowbray
Charles Malinauskas
Loyd Christfield
Edward Anderson
Nellie Griffin
Winifred Kluge
Lester Wells
Roger Fay
Jacob
Ward Reeves Tabor
George Young
disposition
Case DiSmissed
Case Dismissed
No conviction
'~Case Dismissed
Case Pending
Case Dismissed
Case Dismissed
Payment Susp.
Case Dismissed
Case Pending
Case Pending
Fine
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
3~00'
5.00
5.00
5. O0
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
10'.00
3.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00'
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5~00~
t0;00'
2.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
10~00
5.00
5.00
5;00
5.00 -
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5;00
4.00
~3,00
5.00
Date'
11-28-61
11- 30-61
11-30-61
n~me
Nicholas Pavacich
Leonard Burger
Thomas Parzych
.d~sposition fine
$ 5.oo
5.00
5.00
Ralph W. Tuthill, Justice of Peace
Moved by Justice Tuthill; seconded by Councilman Grathwohl;
WHEREAS, the annual report of Justice HeD~y A. Clerk for the fiscal year
1961 Was filed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that such annual statement be entered in
detail in the minutes of this meeting by the 'Town Clerk as required
by Section 105 of the Town Law.
Vote ~of Town Board: Ayes: Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
GrathWohl; Justices Tuthill and Edwards.
TO: Southold Town Board
FROM: Honorable Henry A. clark, Justice of the Peace
SUBJECT: Submission of annual report from Dec. 1960 thDough Nov. 1961
DATE: December 28, 1961.
Signed: Henry A. clark.
VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC CASES 237 of 1961
DATE
12-19-6~
12-7-6~
12-7-60
12-7-60
12-7-60
12-24-60
12-28-60
12-14-60
1-3-61
1- 2-61
1-3-61
1-13-61
1-15-61
1~18,61
1-18-61
1-18-61
1-18-61
1-18-61
1-18-61
1-18~61
1-25-6t
1-25-61
1-25-61
1-25-61
1-25-61
1-25-61
2-8-61
3-1-61
3-1-61
3-1-61
3-1-61
3-1-61
3-1-61
3-1-61
3-1-61-
3-8-61
3-8-61
3-8-61
3-8-61
3-8-61
3-8-61
3-8-61
THE PEOPLE VS
Edgar Waller
Walter MCCarthy
Theodore M. Woods
Allan N. Antretter
Richard D. Kinsella
George N. Terry
James Bennett
Arthur Schoen
Arthur Garrell Carlson
John Gregonis
Stephen G. Latham
Carlisle Evans Cochran
Michael Jay Reische
George Leonard Proferes
Robert F. Landry
Walter Jones, Jr.
Joseph Eugster, Jr.
ElishaHabermann
Michael Joseph Norklun
Joseph H~rbert Blais
Samuel J nes
Woodrow B. Quarty
Ward Tabor
Walter Jones, Jr.
Ethel Shea
Henry Goddard Ashby
David Peter Wissemann
Dexeo Tenke
Robert Hlatky
Edward J. Stepnoski
Charles Strobel
Carlos R. DeJesus
Allen Tetterton
JosephMargiotta
Walter Eugene Jackson
Robert Cooper
Willard Waiter
D~niel A. Kaelin
Walter J. Duda
Michael Joseph Capuano
William Henry Wilson
SECTION
DISPOSITI
1180-3 Fined $~10.00
401-1 10.00
501-4a 10.00
1180-4 10.00
1180-3 10.00
1180-4 10.00
1180-4 10.00
56-3 10.00
1164-B 5.00
306b 5.00
306b 5.00
1180-3 10.00
1180-3 10.00
306b 5.00
306b 5.00
501-4a 10.00
1172 5.00
t140 5.00
306b 5.00
306b 5.00
306b 5.00
402-4 Dismiss
1172 .5.00
1180 10.00
401 Withdrawn
1172 5.00
1180-3 10.00
1180-3 10.00
375-25 5.00
375-2A 5.00
375-30 5.00
401 5.00
375-2A 5.00
501-4A 10.00
1180-3 10.00
B75~17 SS SS
1180 SS
401-lA SS
1172 SS
1126 5.00
1180-3 10.00
1126 5.00
26
Date
3-8-61
3-8-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-15=61
3-15-61
3-15-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
3-29-61
3-29-61
3-29-61
3-29-61
3-29-61
3-29-61
3-29-61
4-5-61
4-18-61
5-3-61
5--8-61
5-19-61
5-3-61
5-3-61
5-3-61
5-3-61
5-3-61
5-3-61
5-10-61
5-10-61
5-8-61
5-10-61
5-10-61
5-10-61
5-10-61
5-10-61
5-17-61
5-17-61
The People vs
Albert R. Booker
Joseph J. Fookmina
Benjamin M. DeJesus
Antonio Plateroti
Richard Jerome Schroeder
Robert W. Finger
John Bedzilek
Alice W. Krauss
Albert Casper
John Donald Young
Edward Bellefountain
George F. Lynch
Frances V. Kreiline
Stanley Edward Walge
William J. Jennerich
Michael La; sch
Joseph C. Debrava
John Jungerman
charles Hepwor th
Lloyd Stan~ley
Sophia Frances Reiter
Michael J. Mars~hean
Albert P, Biggs
George Ira Tuthill
Daniel Vivian Nash
John J. Conrad
Charles Ernest Pope
Richard Karl Westphal
William J. Yetter
Eddie Randolph Smith
Stefan Chester Ze~roski
Anthony Kander
Richard Hill Hallett
Charles corniber t
Joseph Wm. Droskoski
Monty Levy
Annm Actu
Henry Walter Steltzer
Joseph Frederick Banasiak
Malcolm Petty Rackett, Jr.
Luther Lackwoo~ Allen
Stephen Wm. Johnson
Louis J. Santino
Donald N. Hanson
Mendum Bartlett Littlefimld
Gordon~ Elliott Brooks
Robert G. McLean, ~.
Ida C. Worthington
Noel Lawrence Munch
Lester Alford
Framk Edward Begora
William E. Park
Robert Bloomer
Robert F. Bennett
Dennis Malcolm Macomber
George Terry
Albert A. Bowe
John James Kramer, Jr.
Henry Carr
William Falcon
William Falcon
James F. Portela
Peter B. Ackerman
Section
1122A
375-25
501,4A
402-4
375-17
1180-3
1180-3
1172
1172
401-1
1180-3
1174-A
306b
306
1172
307b
1126
401-14
118023
1180-4
1202C
1180-3
1180-4
1180-3
1172
375-31
1180-4
375-22
375-18
1180-3
1180-3
1180-3
402-3
375-2A
1180-3
375-17
306h
1172
1126
1126
501-4a
1180-3
1180-3
306B
1126
795B
1180-4
306b
1180-4
1180-4
1126
1180-3
306b
l180-b
306b
501-4a
1128
1163
501-4a
376-1A
375-17
306b
375-25
1180-3
Di sp os it~:' 0n
$ 5.00 Fine
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10 ,. 00
10.00
5,.00
Dismissed
Dismissed
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10. O0
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
S.S.
5.00
10.00
5'.00
5.00
5.00 -
5. O0
5. O0
Dismissed
10.00
10;00
Dismissed
10.O0
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10. O0
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
2.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
Date ~
5-17-1961
5-17
5-17
5-17
5-17
5-17
5-17
5-24
5-24
5-24
5-24
5-24
5-24
5-24
5-24
5-31
5-31
5-31-61
5-31
5-31
5-31-
'5'31
5-31
5-31
5-31
Date
6-14-61
6-14-
7-5-
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-5
7-12
7-12
7-12
7-12
7-12- ~ -
7-12
7-12 ·
7-19
7-19
1-19
7-19-
7-19
7-19
7-19
7-19
7-26
7-26
7-26
7-26
7-26
7-26
7-26
Name
Frank Daniel Berry
Harold Foster Weggeland
Anthony Cor azzinni
Wendell Ireland
Issac Th~ron Edwards
Russell Edward
Peter B. Carstensen
Costas Stars
Swere s Sweetman
Bruce Cooper Goldsmith
John Wesley Morrell
~ Natham Harris
Nathan Harris
Raymond L. Smith
Catatino Rivera
Adete Ellen Woods
Alice Mercedes VandeWater
Sherrill Bruce Pemberton
catherine Y. Brown
John W. Hallman
willie Lee Hooten
Fred Kenneth Stein
Russell Melvin Rumpff
Paul Marion Shebar
Bertha Wagner
The People Vs
John W. Field
Hatica Water1)ury
Ro1)ert J. Mulry
Ro1)ert Donald Wesolowski
William Wichke
James Thomas McCullough
John ~. Zarcone
Lawrence Strickland
Donald Hammer stein
Joseph Jenkins
George L. Hassenhopp
Edward P. Hilde1)rand
Junius Keller
John F. Hayer
Carl T. Jawis
Walter C. Rainey
Stephen William Shea
Henry Elworth Case
Stuart Holmes Bullock
Edith L. Jergens
William Lawrence Lynch
Roger For tunato
Henry Podtasenski
John Joseph Martocchia
Wesley Steven Blados
Lucille Halsey Tuthill
Joseph Kohn Williams
Henry N. Cordes
Frank Dwight Young
William Carlton Davey
Douglas T. Donnelly
William W. Prince
Joel Francis McElearney
Henry F. V~nWyck, Jr.
Arthur Ho Frank
Herman H. Hub1)ard
JohnPeter Mighorine
SEction
3061)
1192
375-17
3061)
306b
306b
501-4a
11S0-4
1180-4
1180-4
3061)
501
401
1172
501-4-401-1
306b
306b
306b
12o2c
3061)
3061)
3061)
1180-3
1180-4
1126
Section
1180-3
375-2A
1180-3
375-2A
1180-4
306B
1!63-A
1180-4
1t80~4
1126
1180-4
501-4A
1172
1142A '
1180-4
1126
306b
401-1
1124
306b
306b
306b
3061)
1128A
1180-4
1180-3
306b
3071)
1126
306b
1180-4
501-4a
1126
1180-4
306b
3061)
1122A
S.S.
S. S.
DispoSition
$5.00S. S.
25.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
Disposition
$10..00
5.00
10. O0
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00 S.S.
5.00
15.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
Dismissed
5.00
Dismissed
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
Dismissed
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Date
7-26-61
7-26
7-26
8-9-
8-9-
8-9
8-9
8-9
9-5-
9-6
9-6
9-6
9-6
9-6
9-13
9-13
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-27
10-11
10-tl
~ 10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-18
10-18
10-15
10-18
10-18
10-25
10-25
10-25
10-25
10-25
10-25
10-25
The PeoPle vs
Milton T. Becket
Edythe M. Ercikson
Emmy Cramer
Clifford Smith
Peter R. Riccordi
Gerald Ned Greenberg
~muel Clay Anderson
James Howard .Wyche
Emma Brown
William Askowitz
William Bond
Douglas Rogers
O. D. Dibbins
George Case
Lawrence Gammon~
Victor W. Bethge
John T. Prins
James F. X. Doyle
Ronald Quar ty
Ronald Quarry
Ronald QuartY
Ronadl Quar ty
ronald Quar ty
Benj amin Pease
Ronald E. Horton
Joe J. Slavonik
Anthony R. Ziernicki
Rev. John Jefferson
Raymond Grilli
John Chesley White
Henry J. Volinski
Theolis Jennings
Robert T. ERickson
John F. Peterson
Einar Jonas Unander
James Coyle
Charles Lewis
Douglas M. Latney
Paul Allen Hunter
John B. Young
Thomas B. Chico
Howard E. Met anson
Shirley Ann Reiter
James A. Pugsley
Paul Edison
James Edward Berdinka
George A. Gagnon
Garry Moore
Joseph Nockelin
Joseph Nockelin
JOseph Nockelin
Isiah Easte~
Robert F. Leahy
Philip White
Thomas B. Winston
11-7 Henry Reichman
11-7 Isia~ Easter
11-7 Nelson Rodr iquez
11-22 John R. Huber
Section
1180-4
1126
1124
402-3
1180-4
306b
401-1
306b
501-4A
1202C
1126
375-31
501-4A
1126
350-59
1180-4
1180-3
306B
401-1
512
375-22
-511
1102
375-2A
381-1
1126
501-4A
306B
1142
1127A
1192-~
501
307b
501-4a
306B
306B
306B
1180--3
306B
1172
20-4A
306B
.306B
306B
306B
306B
501-4A
402-4
401-1
501-4A
501-~A
306B
1126
306B
306B
1192-2
501-4A
1200-D
$10.007
5.00
5.00
t0.00
10.00
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
Jailed 55, ~ays
Jailed .20 d~ays
Jailed 55 ~ays
S.S.
5.00
5.00
5.00
10. O0
5.00 ~ ' -
5.00
5.00
25.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
20.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
S.S.
5.00
5.00
10.00
5,00
5.00
5. O0
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
25.00
10.00
5.00
Dat~
12~14-60
; 2-14-60
12-14-60
12-14-60
t2-14-60
12-28-60
t~2-7-60
2-8~6~1
3-1-61
3'~1- 61
3-8'-61
5-17-61
3-15-61
3-22-61
3-22-61
4-17-61
4-19-61
4-19-61 -
4-19-61
4-19-61
4-19-61
4-19-61
4-19-61
5-31-61
6-14-61
6-14-61
6-30-61
6-1§-61
6-14-61
6-14-61
6-28-61
6- 28,61
6-28-61
6-28-61
6-28-61
2-8-61
7-12-61
6-21-61
7-5-61
7-19-61
7-19-61
8-9-61
9-20-61
10-11-61
10-11-61
10-11-61
10-11-61
10-11-61
10-4-61
11-8-61
11-22-61
Date
2-8-61
2-8-61
2-1-61
3-13-61
3-13-61
4-18-61
5-2-61
5-6-61
5-9-61
Fee
Valley Nat'l of L.I. vs Melvin Yeates $2.00
Goldmsith's Boat Shop, Inc. vs Bednoski 2.00
Albe~tson vs Hallas 2.00
Wells Motors vs Robert J. DouceSt 2.00
Paragon Homes, Inc. vs Singer and Singer 2.50
Southold Auto Sales vs Bruno ~iatocha 2.50
E.L.Io Hospital vs Ray W. Congdon 2.50
~enry Francis, Jr. vs Unice Kelly 7.00
Pauline Mitchell vs Moskovey 2.5Q
E.L.I. Hospital vs Mason Wells 2.50
.... vs Bryant Young 2.50
Fairfield Marine, Inc. vs Charles Sherman 2.00
Valley Nat'l. of L.I. vs Charles E. Gregory 7.00
The Upholstery Shop bs Winkleman 2.00
Valley Nat'l of L.I. vs Walter E. Clark 2.00
Marie C. McMann vs Bernard Troy 2.00
Leo N. Goldin vs Earl Llnton .50
Leo N. Goldin vs Mrs. Wm. Gallavan .50
Leo N. Goldin vs Ruth Ship 2.50
Leo N. Goldin vs Russell Gagen 2.50
Leo N. Goldin vs Floyd Hallock .50
Leo N. Goldin vd Gerald Hommel .50
Leo N. Goldin vs Lester Little 2.50
~eo N. Goldin vs Mrs. Robert Ketcham .50
Duvinage Corp. vs Mason Wells 2.00
John H. Morell vs Mark Griffing .50
Charles E. Ryder vs Robert Wolper & Mabel Wolper 2.00
William Conway vs Carol Scholl 16.50
E.LoI.Hospital vs Johm Koraleski, Jr. 2.50
,, " vs Helene Roberts 2.50
" " vs Daniel B. Wilson,- Sr. 2.50
Betty Skrezec vs Edith Sands ~affga Ferris 2.00
Otis M. Butt vs Gerald Charland 2.00
Otis M. Burr vs Myron Carter 2.00
Otis M. Burr vs Jane Winningh~m 2.00
Otis M. BUtt vs Robert Ketcha~ 2.00
Paragon Homes, Inc. vs Singer & Singer 2.50
Krupski vs D~hnowsky 2.00
Multen Motor Sales Vs Tann .50
Covaleski vs Wm. VonThaden .50
Gertrude Smith vs Edith Sands Gaffga 2.50
Edward Nidds vs Winkleman 2.50
Mullen's Motor Sales vs Truglio 4.50
Morris vs Conklin 2.50
E.L.I. Hospital vs Bryant 2150
" '~ vs Charles Schweinsburg 2.50
.... vs Herman Strickland 2.50
" ~' vs Calvin Shepard 2.50
.... vs Alfred Poliwo~a 2.50
.50
2.00
2.50 $24.50
ORtes vs Lenetine
Time Finance Co., vs Witkus
E.LoI.HOspital vs Haynie
31 CRIMINAL CASES
The People vs
Ronald (D/arty
Joseph Scala
Lewis Cole
Bob A~r~s
Benny DeJesus
Stanley Sepko
Harold F. Weggeland
Albert Frohne
Walter Leach
Section
Disposition
1298 Fined $25.00
1298 Dismissed
212-B 25.00 S.S.
244-2 Dismissed
1298 10.00
43 Jailed 30 d~
722-1 10.00
244-1 30 days S.S.
244 10 days S.S.
80
Date
5-9-61
5-9-61
5-13-61
6-12-61.
6-16~61.
7-2-61
7-4-61
9-6-61 .
9-6-61
9-10-61,
9-10-61
9-10-61
9-20-61
9-20-61
9-24-61
9-25-61
10-10-61
10-10-6iq
9-27-61
1O-30'61
10-30-~6i
SUMMARy OF
The People vs
~mas.~:~Bas s
Matthews Dnnkirk
Elliott Winter
James Mulvihill
Albert C. Frohne
Elwood Harvey
Sam Jones
Valentine Ruch
William Haeges
Benj amin Buckman
Herman Will lams
Percy Smith
John W. Butterworth
Lee Edward Fleming
Jonathon C. Browning
Benjamin Buckman
James Watson
Henry Mci(night
J. William El!sworth
John Howard
Jeff Lawrence
MONEY SENT THE STATE.COMPTROLLER
Section
1298:
1298
1221
703
722-1
1221
244
70
7A
1221
722
722
244 ~
722-1
244
887
1221
2221
1292A
1221
1221
December--1260
January 1961.
February ..........
MArch.
Apr il-
May ....
June
July ..............
August-
September-
Oct ober-
November.
83.00
140.00
12.50
379.00
27.00
266.50
45.,00
212.00
34.50
97.50
258.00
70.50
$1625 .'50
Cases and monies taken in
Disposition
10 days Jailed
10 days jailed
10.00
10.O0 S.S.
30 d~ys.S.S.
10 days Jailed
30 days S.S.
s.s.
s.s. 0o s.s.
10.00 ·
20 days jailed
10 days~jailed
10.00
Dismissed
30 days S.S.
25 days jailed
10.00
10 days~jailed
Charge withdrawn
10.00
t0.00 ,$105.00
.$t625.50 .
VehiCUlar and Traffic
Civil Cases
Criminal Cases
Adjournment was at 4:30 P.M.
$1392.00
128,50
105.O0
$1625.50
,$1625.50
Albert W. Richmond
Town Clerk -