HomeMy WebLinkAboutTB-12/28/1962December 28, 1962. 15i
The, .S0~h?~!d Town Board met .at .the o~fi~e of Supervisor Lest~er M.
Albert~gn.~,' 16 .South S. tr. eet, GreenP0~.t'~ ._N._~,Y. on Friday, December 28,
1962 The meeting was called to order at 3:00 P.M. With the following
prese,n~:.:Super~isor Alberts0n; Co~nci~me~.~e~.mares~ and Grathwohl;..
Justices _T!~:thill and clark; Supt. of Hig_.hways ,p~ice and Town .:Clerk
aichmond?
Moved by :Justice clark; seconded by COUncilman D~marest;
RESO.LU~ .ED: .~a~t the minutes of the meeting of December 11, 1962 be and
they hereby are duly approved. ,
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest"
and Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark., .-
Moved by. ~stice Clark; seconded bY~_J~s,t, iCe ,T~thili~
RESOLVE~..3 That the Organization and re.~lar meeting of th'is Town Board
wili be held at the office of Supervisor ~ester M.. ~.lbertson at Green-
port,. N..Y. on Tuesday, January. 8, 1963 at 3:0? P,M.
vo~e-'j6fj'Town, BOara: AyeS_supervis°r A!bertson; _Co~nclimen Demare?t
and Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Move~-by .Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WHERe0 it has been determined that it is necessary to increase .the
~mount in:~ the Highway Fund, Item 2, Bridges,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the .Supervisor be and he hereby
is authorized to transfer the:~am of $21652.29 from the General F~nd
Town-wide, Contingent to the Highway Fund, .Item. 2,..Bridges.
Vote of Town BOard: Ayes-Supervisor Albertso~n;-Coun~cilmen Demerest
and~ Grathwohl~; Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Moved~ bY~ Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WH~REAS,:~ the actual reven~e and unappropriated cash. surplus exceeds
the ~stimated revenues for the year 1962, now. ~erefore, be it
RESOLUED:~That $13,439.92 of this excess revenue be appropriated for
the. following accounts: supervisor - other expense $ 21.62
Justices of Peace-other~ expense 679..27
Town Attorney -other. expense. 171.97
Town Board- " " . 23.2.9~
Town Offices 5807.29
. Civil Defense, .... 443.66
._ ' ~ P~blic dump-personal services 1313.80
Parks & Beaches-" " 3388.50
Welfare - burials 500.00
Legal & Engineering 255.80
Lighting Districts 166.67
Insurance ~ & Bonds-part-town 458.44
Vote-of Town BOard: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; CoUhcilmen Demarest
and Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Moved by councllm~n Demarest~ seconded by Justice Tuthill: . ..
WHEREAs, ~he superintendent of Highways of the Town of Southold has
recommended to the Town Board that the Highway Specifications of the
Town-of ~outhold heretofore~adopted~by the Town Board ~nd effective
on June 1,. 1956, be amended4% and
WHEREAS, ~the TOWn Board has examined the present Highway Specifications
and desires to make certain changes and additions thereto,
NOW, ..~TH/EREFORE,~. BE' IT~ RESOLVED: That the aforesaid Highway Specifications
of-t~h~e._~Town of S0uth01d be and they .hereby are amended to provide as
follows:
HIGHWAY SPECIFICATIONS
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
Any :p_ear?on or persons d?siro~s .Of dedicating land for town highway
purposes shall be .re~ired to file-three (3.) prints of the proposed'
layq~, t. zqf :SUCh highway with the Planning :BOard of .the Town of Southold.
The Planning Board shall examine such prints and prepare a written report
ther,. ,~o_ n;. con. tain. ing its recommendations conc~rning~.~e..:Pr, oP0sed layout,
an~ file ,the same with the South01d Town Board together with one print
Of the, P~r'0pos~ iiaffout. The. Planning Bo_ard sh~ll retain one .print ~or
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its fileS and ~shall return one print to the applicant.
the Town Board shall approve or d~sapprove such-~layout andso.~'~dVise ......
the Planning Board and the applicant.
After such proposed layout has been approved bY the '- SOuthold TOW~
Board, the following specifications' shall be Complied w'
1. Any person or persons desiring to dedicate real estate to the."Tow~
of' Southold for highway purposes must execute and submit to the Town
Board the following:-
a.~A duly acknowledged dedication and release; together~
with the re~uire~ County Clerk's recording fees.
b. Proposed consent of the TOWn Board.
c. Proposed order' of the ~aperintendent.
d. A survey map of the property.
e. An Attorney's certificate of' title and an abstrct of~
title certified to the'TOWn Board. by an Attorney or a $2; 000
Policy issued in the name of the Town of 'Southold.
f. A bargain and sale deed~ with covenant against fgrantor~s
acts ~n-the proper form for recording in-the County Clerk's--6ffice?,-~
together with the recording fees.
The foregoing six documents shall be fastened together in one fol:~ei
and the dedication and release-shall inctude the signaturestof~&t'l
fee owners, easementsowners, mortgagees , and so forth, and;the-Attor-
ney's certificate shall certify to such. ·
2. Ail highways accepted by the Town as Town Highways must .be~ at-least
fifty (50) feet in width; such width shall hereinafter ~be knOWn-as
the bounds of the highway.
3. Ail proposed highways sha~ll-. be properly -surveyed, monumen~ed
concrete monuments on all points, curves and intersections, with maps
shOWing a profile at an appropriate.~ scale,
name of highway; name of all adjacent owners, if any, drain&ge~'~ights'
of way or leaching areas, widt~h and length of highway, scale~- o~f map~
shall not be more th~n 1" to 20~". An additional survey maP" or'the
property, other than the one in the folder shall.also be sub~itted;
4. Ail' highways terminating at tidewater shall have a width of not
less than-10~' for a distance of 1~0' back from the mean high water
mark. Ail highways on water front property must have the same access
to the water as above required.
5. Ail dead-end highways must have a width of not less than 100' for
a distance of 100' back from the dead-end to provide for a turnaround
all of-which must be free from trees, bushes and stumps.
6. The name of such highways may be proposed by the OWner or OWners
of Property dedicating such highways but the name of such highways
shall be subject to the approval of the T=wn Board.
7. A width of thirty-four (34) feetsshalt~be hereinafter knOWn as
the highway area from which all trees, brush, rocks, stumps~'~and other
obstructions shall be thoroughly cleared.and all such material Shall
be removed from the bounds of the highway.
8. The p~Dtion known as 'the highway area shal~l be plowed, disc-harrOW-
ed, rolled and graded to a uniform-surface to the-longitudinal~ gra~e
as shown on the final map.
9. Where the surface is sandy,~ either naturally orby vir~tue of~ grad-
ing to the elevations established, loam, free ?from all, vegetable-matter,
shall be used for a depth of Six inches below the finished grade on
the road section. -. ~ .....
10.-Where cuts and fills are necessary in Order to bring the'~highway
to the proper grade and cross sections, the cut or -fill shal-i: m~t:i
the abutting surface with a 1 on 2 slope.. Where the slope or f.~l.~l e~-
tends beyond the fifty feet, the ne=essary releases, easements or deeds
must be obtained from the property ownereor OWners.
11. When deemed necessary by-the Superin~endent~of Highways, s~za%
sewers, leaching basins, leaching ar~s;- curbs and/or gutters shall '~e
constructed in accordance with the recommendations of' the SuPerinten-
dent of Highways. . - -
12. After the highway area has been properly graded,
to the approval of the Superintendent of Highways, the twentY~0ur (24)
foot section in the center of the highway area (hereinafter: r~ferred
to as the road section) shall be stabilized with an application of one
(1) gallon of SC-1 (Bituminous Cut Back) per s~: uare yard mixed to a
depth of four (4) 'inches. Within two :'(:2) months, and not less than one
(1) month a-feet stabilization, the road.section shal.1 be rol'led and
proper~Iy pre~ared~ -and an. application of one-half (%).gallOn of MC-2
per s~uare yard shall be applied .with sufficient
sand to absorb the excess oil. ~n case of ~ry we&-ther', the subgrade
shall be wet;down:befor~ the oil is' applied.
13. On ~th' sides of-the oiled surface' or road section of the highway
area, there shall be a five foot shoulder which shall .be graded, Shaped,
rolled and free from all debris of all kind.
14. Before any highway shall, be accepted by the Town of SouthOld, as town
highwayt~bY dedication, the assessed value of the buildingsJ and structures
on the ta'n~-on-both.sides-of such highway ,(as shown onthe current tax
roll of ~e Towntof SoUthold) shall have ,an assessed value' of not less
than forty thousand .($40~ 000.00) dollars per mile or proportioned at
that rate if more or less than a mile.
15. Where it is necessary to ha~e a drainage area beyond the fifty foot
bounds, of the highways, .-such area must be deeded to the Town,-,the-same
as the.highway with all easements thereto.
16. sidewalks shall be a standard four foot in width, four inches thick
exceptZ,'.in '~rivewayS-where they must be not less than six.. inches thick.
All curbs and gutters to be built to- standard forms as may be directed
by the Superintendent of Highways. On existing TOwn Highways-~he Town
will' fur~ish the necessary engineering, grading,' fill and la-Or; the
property owner or owners shall furnish, the necessary ready mixed concrete
and shall deliver such concrete to the site as directed by the Superin-
tendent of H~ghways. The amount of sidewalk construction throughout the
Town shall be determined by the Town Board.
17. Whenever in the opinion of the Superintendent of Highways he feels
that for the ~est interest of the Town, alterations or modifications s
should be made to the above specifications, rules and regulations,-SuCh
alterations or modifications may be made on the recoF~endation of.the
Superintendent of Highways to and with the approval of the TOWn '~BOar'd.
These specifications s~all be effective on and after the 1st day of Jan., '63
Vote of~ Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest
and Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Grathwohl;
W~.REAS, it is the responsibility of. the Town Board to maintain a refuse
disposal area, and
WHERF2~S, through experience it has 'been proven the use of a track tractor
with 'a hydraulic bucket is the best way in which to handle organic and
inorgan~ material, and
WHEREAS, THE PRES~{T EQUIPMENT I~ use at the Town Disposal Area is not
economically repairable, and it is the feeling of the Town Board that
the use o~ e~uipment necessary to cope with the problems that confront
us at' :th~ Town Disposal Area can be arranged for through contracts
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Supervisor is hereby authorized
to con~act with the K. A. Papish E~uipment Company for the .use of an
Allis-Chalmers crawler-lOader -in new condition, capacity of bucket to
be one Cubic yard; said contract to run for a three year period from
January 'lst, 1963; and the monthly charge for this contract not to ex-
ceed $ 291.22.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-~upe=visor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest
and Grathwohl,¥ Justices T~thill and cla~k.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Tuthill:
Island, N~¥. ~d more f~fi'~ describ~a An sa~d petition from A Resld
en%ial and Agricultural District to "B" Business District,'
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Town Clerk of the Town of
Southold be and he here~y is directed to transmit this petition to the
Planning~.Board in accordance with Section 901, Subdivision C of Article
IX of the Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, providing
this petition is approved by the Town Attorney.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-~upervisor Albertson; councilmen Demarest
and Grathwohl; Justices T~thill and Clark.
Moved by Councilman Grathwoh!; seconded by Justice Clark; _
W~REAS, Pblice Chief Constable Theodore Howard requests thi~ ~,oa~rd to
grant a one day leave of absence to all the men who
fine work of capturing the man who tried to hold up Freder
Storekeeper of MattitUck, N.Y. ,
NC~, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED; That~his request be granted,~ . ~
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest
and, Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Moved by Councilman Demarest~ seconded by Justice Tuthill: ~ ~.~.~.,~
RESOLVED: That the report_ of Howard M. 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
Dema~est and Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill-and Clark,
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Councilman Demarest;
WHERRAS, the accounts of Howard M, Terry, Building Inspector, were
audited and the a~nual report of Howard~ M.~Terry for the fiscal year
1962was filed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That such annual statement b~ entered
in-detail in the minutes of this meeting.by the Town Clerk as r~ed
by Section 105 of the Town Law.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes, Supervisor Albertson; CoUncilmen Demarest
and Grathwohl;JuRtices %~uthi~l and Clark.
Town Board, Town of Southold
Gentlemen;
Asre~uested by notice from the T~Wm Clerk I submit the follow-
ing,as.-my annual report:
RECEIPTS:
January Sale of ordinances $ 3.58
February " " " . 1.00
March '! " ~' 1.75
April .... ? 2.75
May " " " 4,00
June '~ " ~ 2.50
July ? '! '~ 3.50
August - ? " ~ 4.75
September " " - 3.00
October " " " 1.00
November " · - 1.25
December " ~' " 1.50
Total Receipts 1962 $ 30.50
other receipts $ 77.40
251.20
.~275.63
.~72..40
260~80
314.91
240.94
295.0~
344..00
177.40
,, 3 .40
$2,868~.58
DISBURSEMENTS 1962:-
Turned o~er to the ToWn Clerk for sale of zoning ordin~_nces $
" " " " Supervisor - other receipts ~ 2,868.58
(see monthly reports for details)
-Total disbursements for 1962
$
Respectfully submitted,
Howard M.~:Terry,
-Building Inspector
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded~by Councilman Demarest; '
WHEREAS, the ~ccounts of the Town Trustees were.audited andthe ann~al
repor~ of the Town Trustees for the fiscal year 1962 was ~fite~,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the annual.~tatement'~be entered
in de,ail-in the minutes of htis meeting by the Town Clerk~as required
by Section 105 of the Town Law.
Vote of TOWn Boar~: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest
and Grathwohl~; Justices T~thill and Clark.
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
~NNbAL REPORT OF THE SdPERVtSOR
the year ending December 3!.
~ 962
SUMMARY
Baiance
~,1/62 ReceioLs
Payments
Balance
]2/3~62
General Fund - Town wide
General Fund - Part Town
Highway Fund
Agency & Trust - Town
S84~747.45
i8,898.78
48,959.86
2,33~.73
69.3~7.39
90.97
Fishers Island Ferry District
Ferry District Agency & Trust
Cutchogue-New Suffolk Park Dist.
Serial Bond - O -
CabitaJ Note #~ - Office Machinery -,~ -
Capital Note #2 - Highway Property - 0 -
Orient Light district t.75
East Marion Light District 924.93
Fishers ~s3. Light District 215.~4
Southold Light District 133.53
Peconic Light District 233.36
Cutchogue Light District 787.06
Matt[Luck Light District ~l 183.56
~attituck Light District #2 231.t4
E-W Greenport Light District 38.27
E-W Greenport Fire Protection Dist. ~.159.90
Supervisor~s Tax Account
t96t-62 warrant
SupervJsor~s Tax Account
1962-63 Warrant
i48,089.22
- 0 -
376,3L~4.04
$237,853.49
199,333.88
249.4Oi.53
73,9O4 ~3
17~,457-75
2.573.53
27,350.00
12 000.00
5,000.o0
2,700 O0
2,000.00
2.000.00
6,700.00
2~000.00
6,900.00
7,000 O0
800 oo
6oo oo
]o.63o.o6
],631.014.26
359.850.78
S241,598.35
S87,!25.75
28].492 53
73-953 50
[Fans~
159~675.90
2,588.64
27,350.00
11.812 80
5,000.00
2~544.O3
2,419 8o
2,040.00
6.58~.99
2~026.83
7. ~58.50
6,549.5I
852.00
546.00
10,458.79
~,779,103 48
200.000.00
3 o!o~
$8J,O02.59
31,106.9i
16,868.86
2,2~0.q7
72.I9
8~,099.24
75.86
~87.20
0 -
!57 72
505.13
175.14
25J.54
206,53
528.56
634.05
i79.14
92.27
1,33~ 7
- 0 -
159.850.7E
Indebtedness
Notes and bonds outstanding at end of year
Bonds ~ Special Oistriccs 60,350.OO
Notes - General Fund 27,500.00
Bond General Fund 7,200.00
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
General Fund - Receipts for year 1~62
Town-Wide Revenues~
Real Estate Taxes
State Aid - per capita
State Aid - mortgage tax
State Aid - Youth Program
State Aid - Home Relief
Interest and Penalties on Taxes
Interest on Deposits
Dog bicenses (County)
Bingo Licenses - Town's Share
Junk Dealers' licenses
Trailer Permits
Town Trustee Permits
Bus Franchise
J.P. Fines from State and Sheriff
Repayments of Welfare Assistance
Fees of Town Clerk
Fees of Justices of Peace
Concession - Town Beach
School Districts for Youth Program
Earned Premiums on Insurance
Publicity - exchange w/County
Cancelled check from prior years
Refunds
Balance January 1, 1962
S136,330.00
47,197.24
20,588.97
730.26
14,329.20
2,132.85
2,861.24
2,719.98
535.00
20.00
95.00
304.00
3O.OO
879.00
634.53
1,805.20
2,483.00
2,050.00
608.56
],283.59
175.00
.25
60.62
84,747.45
Schedule I
S322,600.94
Part-Town Revenues:
Real Estate Taxes 192,485.00
Fees - Building Inspector 2,409.38
Fees - Planning Board 236.00
Fees - Appeals Board 675.00
Fees - Change in Zone 223.20
Use of Police Radio for Village of Greenport 3,000.00
Fees for Police Transcripts 22.00
Insurance Refunds 121.10
Use of Police Car for travel to County meetings 162.20
Balance January l, 1962 18~898.78
$218,232.66
Town-wide Revenues for year 1962
Town-wide ~isbursemen~s for year 1962
Town-wide Balance Dec. 31, 1962
Part-town Revenues for year 1962
P~rt-town Disbursements for year 1962
Part-town Balance Dec. 31, 1962
$322,600.94
241,598.35
81,002.59
$218,232.66
187,125.75
31,106.91
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, N.Y.
Disou~sements for the year i962
ScheJuie 2
Town-Wide
Supervisor s salary
Supervisor s clerical help
Supervisor s office - janitor & cleaning
Supervisor s office - other expense
Justices of Peace - salaries
Justices of Peace - stenographers & janitor
Justices of Peace ~ other expense
Councilmen - personal services
Councilmen ~ other expense
Town Clerk - salary
Town Clerk - Sr~ Cierk-typist
Town Clerk - other expense
Assessors - salaries
Assessors - clerks
Assessors - other expense
Receiver of Taxes - salary
Receiver of Taxes - clerks
Receiver of Taxes - other expense
Town Trustees - other expense & fees
To~n Attorney - personal services
Town Attorney - other expense
Town Board ~ equipment
$6,900.00
4,650.51
34900
2,52i62
10,000 OD
479.5O
J,239.27
5,200.00
9618
4,500.OO
4,500.00
807 74
22,235.25
8,8OO O0
4,!!2.10
3,8OO.OO
~ ,670 O0
!, 696,04
867. ~ 7
4,800 O0
67t.97
178 O0
Town Board - other expense 732.90
Town offices - mainten,a~.ce, I ghts, equipment hea~ }2,807.29
Publicity Lrepairs g eddi~ion~ 2,516.00
Dues to Ass~n of Towns, etc. 252.00
Traffic signs & lighting 742.35
Dog Warden ~ personal services 3,800.00
Dog Warden - other expenses 1,043.54
Civil Defense - equipment 2,3i6.50
Civi1 5efense - other expense t,243.66
Attendance Officer - salary 1,200.00
Town Historian - salary 458.26
Town Historian - other expense 328.76
Town Historian - historical societies 2,250.00
Libraries 20,000.00
Public Dump - salaries 8,299.80
Public Dump - other expense' 8,584.27
Parks & Beaches - salaries, lifeguards g meant. 7,388 50
Parks & Beaches - equipment 272.36
Parks & Beeches - other expense 8,130, J5
Inland Waterways - other expense 1,398.45
Shade Tree Fund - trimming &tc. 300.00
Drainage area t,500.00
Youth Agencies 1,2i6.21
Welfare - Home Relief 23,103.61
Welfare - Burials t,500.00
Debt Redemption - capital notes 2,500.00
Debt Redemption - deferred payment note 4,000.00
Debt Redemption - bond 3,600.00
Interest on debts 749-00
tOWN OF SOt~THO[D NoY.
Town ~,!i de
Veterans Posts %r roo~s
Ceme~e~"y
Obseavance of Mea~orial Day
Lace} ~ Eng]neerin9 Fees
State ~etirsent
!nsuaance &
Social Security - Town's share
Publicity - exchange with County
Lighting
Transfer to Highway, !t~-~n 2
Part-town
Board of
~oard of
P!annin
Planning
Bui~din
Building
Po!ice
Po!ice
Appeals ,~ saiaries
Appeals ~ Sr. Stenographer
Appeals ~ other expense
Board - sa)ar)es
Board - o~her expense
~nspector - salary
Inspector - other expense
saiaries
equipment
Police - other expense
Registrar of Vitai Statistics
Registra% of Vita~ Statistics ~-other expense
State Retirement
Insurance & 8onds
Workmea~s C~mpensation
Legal $ Engineering Fees
Socia! Security - T~¢n~s share
Zoning application refund
$ ~, 200. O0
200 O0
955,80
9,168.92
8,000. o0
~ ,b53,05
~,312.o6
i, ~ 66.67
2,652.29
4,850:00
~,500.00
767.07
3,t00.00
i,078.65
5,8OO.OO
1,559.38
8,402.26
i4,028.91
1,5oo.o0
~8.75
13,7o0.o0
3,158.44
3,750.89
5O0.00
6,000.o0
25.00
Schedule 3
$241,598.35
$I87,~25.75
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD, RoY~
Righway - ~962
Ba!ance January
Receipts:
Taxes
State Aid
Refund
1962
$!19~70~.76
9,693.00
9.00
DJsbursemenLs:
GeneraJ Repairs
Balance December 31,
~962
~tem 2 - Balance January l, J962
Trensfer from General ~und
D~sburs~-nen~s - none
Balance Oec~nber 3~. ~962
Item 3 - Balance January i, I962
Receipts: 65,781.07
Taxes
~nsurance
Disbursements:
Purchase of Machinery
Reoair of Machinery
Transfer co ~em ~
8a lance ~2/31/62
52,636.90
20,98~.63
10,000.00
~cem ~ - 9alance January ]. ]962
Receipts:
Taxes ~t,500.00
Transfer from item 10,000.00
Disbursements:
Removing snow
Cutting weeds
Superintendent~s
salary
Other misc~ exp.
28,538.42
4,672.00
7,458.33
~6,493.39
~atance December 31, 19~
Balance in Highway Account as of December 31, i962
Schedule 4
~29,~03 76
t40 7~86
2 652~ 29
6~ 2
2, :~ 9
]9.505.4-8
65~ 845.48
~ 350.9-6--
$ 5,59i.97
5,304.58
83.618.53
9,902~02
51,500,00
t,732.~3
57,162.
4,239.86
t 6,868.
~SHERS iSLAND FERRY D~STR!CT
and Oisbmrsemen~s for year
Scheduie 5
Batance, January i ~962
From Wax Levy
Ferry ¢istricL proceeds
U.S. Mail
U. S_ N~vy
Rental ~ N~Y. NoH.&Hartford
Refunds
Air por~ recs~p~s
Specie~ Charters
Check .N4Ad+ cancel}ed
~nsurance payments etc.
Lease of Theat?e
S 69,3~7.39
35,049.00
¢22.850.78
6,871 90
237.08
109.00
}87.92
~,069.90
~00.00
200.00
69!.i7
700.00
775- ia
Pa'/ro[ s
Operation of Ferry
Social Security, District's share
Commissioners fees
Mai ~ Haulage
Light, ohone, heat, etc
Engine ~epa~rs
Bu]kheading
Federa[ Excise Taxes
Advereis[n9
Airport Expense
Auditing
T~xes, City of New London
Lunch - Town Board
Lease and Dockage fee
Charters
Bui!ding repairs
Ciaims
Arch~ec~ & surveyor
Balance as of December 31, !962
S ~4.828.28
99~5%%.22
'~4.97
:.436.07
~.380.00
I~,252.31
7,775.96
3,994.80
~.i66.%6
S~ 22
728.3t
900 O0
~,209.00
25.O0
850 O0
2 100.00
~.855.oo
470.34
',002.85
~59,676,90
8',099 24
TOWN OF $OUTHOLD,' N:Y.
Supervisor's Tax Account
1961-62 Warrant
Schedule
Ba]ance January !, ]962
Received from Receiver o~ Taxes
Payments - 1962:
General Fund - Town-Wide
General Fund - Part-Town
Tax Penalties to General Fund
Highway Funds
Fishers Island Ferry Oistrict
Fishers Island Garbage & Refuse
Orient School Oistrict ~2
East Marion School District #3
Fishers Island School District ~
Southold School Oistrict ~/5
Peconic School Olstrict ~q
East Cutchogue School District ~8
Mattltuck School Oistrict ~
Greenport School Oistrict #10
Laurel School Oistrict #11
Cutchogue School Olstrict #12
Orego~ School Oistrict #!4
New Suffolk School Oistrict #]5
Orient Fire Oistrict
East Marion Fire District
Fishers Island Fire Oistrlc:
Southold Fire Oistrict
Cutchogue Fire OIstrict Mattituck Fire Oistrict
E-W Fire Protection Olstrict
Southold Park Olstrlct
Mattltuck Park District
Mattltuck Park Oistrict Serial Bond
Cutchogue-New Suffolk Park District
Orient Mosquito Oistrict
Orient Light Oistr]ct
East Marion Light District
Fishers Island Light Olstrict
Southoid Light District
Peconlc Light District
Cutchogue Light Oistrict
Nattltuck Light Oistrict #!
~ttituck Light District ~
E-W Greenport Light Oistrict
$136,330.00
192,485.00
269,35
226,982.83
35,049.00
22,018.00
28,018.46
26,060.93
83,538.46
241,003.29
31,005.86
82,829,01
142,542.69
203,217.03
28,056.45
55,795.10
38,006.32
20,000.71
8,005.51
6,701.39
]2,5~,.00
29,874.03
27,287.79
27,249.93
10,625.46
13,490.00
11,750.00
3,225.00
1,941.88
2,500.00
2,700.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
6,700.00
2,000.00
6,900.00
7,000.00
800.00
600.00
$148,089.22
i,631,0i4.26
$1,779,103.48
~1,779,1o3.48
TOWN OF
Supervisor's Tax Account
~962-63 Tax Warrant
Received fr~m Receiver of Taxes
Payments:
Orient Schooi D[SLFJC[ ~2
East Marion School District #3
Fishers Island School District ~b
Soucho!d School District ~
Peconic School D[s/rict #7
East Cutchogue Schoo! District ~8
Matt[tuck School District ~
Green~ort SchooJ District
Laurel School District
Cutchogue School O/strict #12
New Suffolk School District #IS
Balance as of December 31,t96z~
$7,010.7~
5,359.08
18.814.00
47,606.00
17,103.4~
34,092.35
~i,306.4~
6,472.76
~6~4~00
4~174.77
$359,850.78
_;~0,0o0.00
$159,850.78
STATE OF NEW YORK )
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ) SS:
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD )
Lester M. Albertson, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he resides
at SouthoJd, New York; ~hat he is ~he Supervisor of [ne Town of Southold, ;n the
County of Suffolk, chat the foregoing is a reoorc of moneys received and
out by the Supervisor of said Town of SouLho]d as shown by /ne off[ciat record~
kept by [he Supervisor, subject, however_ ~o such changes and amendmeo[s am
be indicated [n the audi[ of said rec~rd~ ~y a pubi[c accountant, engaged by t~e
Southo]d Town Board for such purpose.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
thcs day o[ January i963
Supervisor
Notary Public
TO:~ $Outhold Town Board
FROM: Honorable Henry A. Clark, Justice of the Peace
SUBJECT: Submission of annual report from December 1961 through
December 1962.
DATE: ~December 31, 1962.
signed: Henry A. clark.
296 VEHIC~BAR AND TRAFFIC CASES
DATE. THE PEOPLE VS SECTION
1~/6/61 Charles Decker 375-2A
1/3/62 Wayne K. Raynor 306-B
1/3t/62 Howard B. Quarry 306-B
1/3/62 Richa~,d Rowland Friedel 306-B
1/i0/62 Marvin Kreindel 1180~4
1/10/62 Philip Reinhart 1126
1/10/62 Joseph R. Brown 1126
1/10/62 Nick M. Kortnys 1174
1/10/62 Carl Frelix Jr. 1180-3
1/10/62 Leona Pearl Hulse 306-B
2/2t/62 James Joseph Jester 1180-B2
1/1.7/62 William James Finn 402-1
1/17/62 Stanley Probka 306-B
1/17/62 Pauline Strange 306-B
.t/17/62 Clarence Thomas Bergen 306-B
1/17/62 Willie Troy Fuller, Jr. 501-4A
1/17/62 Nelson Rodr i~uez 501-4A
...... 401-4
' Eileen Shuot 402-4
..... 306-B
" _ Daniel Henry Hallock 306-B
~' Domenick Guido Pantaleo 306-B
2/21/62 John Jerome King 501-4A
........ 401 - 1
1/24/62 Eddie Randolph Smith 1180-B2
~" Freder lck Lloyd Terry 1180-4
" Arthur P, Foster 1180-3
' George Swindell 501-4A
...... 306-B
' Robert Harrison 1202-C
· " David R, Hulse 501-4A
1/17/62 Charles Alfred Lees III 306-B
" Anthony T..Lenox 501-4A
1/31/62 Milton S. Zebroski 1172
~,Z_ James M. McCarthy 1180-4
"~- Ruth Matilda _Whitney 1174
" Walter Bernard Gagen 306-B
" Alfred Jerome Terp 1180-b2
2/7/62 Willie Lawrence Wise 401-1
2/14/62 James Samuels 1180-4
...... 501-4
1/31/62 George Leonard Brady 306-B
2/7/62 William James Briggeman 1180-3
2/21/62 Lewis Lap 1180-3
3/7/62 Evelyn Poliwada 306-B
3/14/62 Joseph Peter Oates 306-B
3/14/62 Lawrence E. Matra 501-4A
3/14/62 Edward A. Swezey 306-B
3/14/62 Frederick Lloyd Terry 375-31
3/14/62 Stanley Arthur ~Cowan 1180-B2
" Fred Rizzuto 1174-2
" Carletto Franzoni 306-B
" Helen J. Cielatka 1174-2
" Eligha Freeman 306-b
3/21/62 Charles Anthony Seiniger 1180-3
" Veto W. Fuccillo 1172
Archilli Catanzar ita 306-B
David Roscoe Hulse 1172
Richard C. Passano 306-B
of 1962
DISPOSITIO~
Fined $5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
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5~.00
10.00
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Di smi S sed
5;00
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5.00
5.00
10.00
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5 .:00
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$ 245.00
5.00
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DATE
3/21/62
3/28/62
4/4/62
4/11/62
4/18/62
4/25/62
5/2/6 2
5/2/62
5/9/62
5-9/62
4/28/62
5/9/62
5/16/62
5/221/62
6/6/62
4/19/62
5/10/62
6/6/6.2
6/13/62
6/30/62
6/27~62
7/8/62
THE PEOPLE VS
Barney Ovisanik
Robert Fletcher Ketcham
Alfred E. Homan
Visaw Floyd
Alger Robert Flippen
Frederick W. Nelson
John C. Grupp
Arthur L. Beebe
Telespore F. Wolanski
Douglas M. Latney
Walter Eugene Jackson
Carlton Terry Latham
Dominic Thomas Aurichio
Ben Martinez DeJesus
Paul M. Andrews
SamChestnut
Henry T. Weeks
Carolyn D. Tuthill
Alfred J. Marston
Hilda Maria Carlock
Leonard Bronner
George Mort
James Peter Hallas
Charles Tucker King
James Patrick O'Mara
Jean Novicki
Joseph Novicki
Evelyn Marie Gawelko
Kames H. Jones
Jean Taplin Jacobs
William Henry Bradford
Otto Potzauf
John Edward Zurawski
Marion L. Schofield
Thomas Eugene Sypher
Milton M. Mannheim
John J. Madzelan
Eugene J. Rachlis
John James Teal
Paul James Doran
Lewis E. Serviss
George Schmer sol
Taylor Lewis Jester
Robert F. Ketcham
Daniel Bruce Reiter
George Henry Waldon
Robert E. Adamson
John Grigos
Helen F. Villani
William A. Reichert
Wendell Mealy
Philip A. Peters
Lois Weidberg
John J. Kramer, Jr.
Gerard F. Bohlander
Thaddeus Trojanowski
Harry C. Nichols
Antonio T. Theodoropoylos
Eugene Edward Morace
Peter E. Stark
James Joseph Bond
Victor C. Keslake
Wesley Bednoski
Marvin H. Davidson
1120
306-B
1124
306-B
306-B
1126
1126
1174A
501-4A
375-31
501-lA
306-B
306-B
501-4A
501-4A
306-B
401-1
306-B
1180
306-B
306-B
306-B
375-2A
501-4A
1180-3
375-3
501=4A
501~4A
501-4A
501-lB
306-B
306-B
306-B
501-4A
375-1
306-B
1180
306-B
1180-2
1126
1180
375-17
306-B
~06-B
306~B
1172
375-2
306-B
t122A
1122A
1124
1180-3
1180-b2
501-4A
1180
1126
306-B
501~E
1126
1180-b3
1126
306-B
1142=A
1180-3-
376
1180-3
DISPOSITION
Fined 5.00
5.00.
5.00
5.00
5~00~S.S.
5.00
10.00
5.00
5%00
5.00
5~00
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10.~00
10.00
5.00
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5.00
i0.00
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5.00
,;5.00'
DismiSsed
$ 231.50
I0~00
5.00
10.00
10,00
Dismissed
10.00
5.00'
5.00
5.00
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Not Guilty
,5.00
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10.00
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Report of Her~y A. clark cQntinued
7/11/62
.6/6/62
7/11/62
?
7/1,/62
7/18/62
7~7/~62
7/~8/~2
7/21/62
7/18/62
7/25/62
7/25/62
7/28/62
8/15-'62
7/28/62
8/1/62
7/28/62
Mary P. Fiore
Bernice R. Buse
Amantino R. Ciacia
Edith G. Ferris
William H. Houser
Frederick Charles Montague
Carl E. Kart
Vincent Saar
Frederick Lloyd Terry
George Lodowick Penny
Charles Bumble, Jr.
William J. Walsky
Luther Harris
Stanley Macksel
Jarvis Tilton Verity
Anthony T. Corazzini
Issac Fletcher
Florence Troyan "Kull"
John F. Zmitrowich
John Leon Sawi~ki
Jane A. McKenna
Raymond John Akscin
Thomas Gerard Tyrian
Percy E. Burr
A. H. Armbruster, Jr.
Walter Alexander Sta~
George FranCis Byrnes
Donald Cummings
Howard H. Roseman
Charles ~. Rup
Bruno Or lowski
Florence L. Dawson
Dennis Murphy
~erry Fos~ue
William Rodman Harding
Albert Joseph Zanowski
Kathryn C. ~cott
Peter Hannes Lieblein
Felix Or lowski
William Campbell
Issac Th~ron Edwards
Henry Kost
George Harvey Nine
Russell John Pierce
Frank Joseph Techet
George B. Stacey
Ben V. Braker
Francis C. Miguet
Walter C. Sinnigen
Alfred Del Vecchio
Maureen Paulak '~Nilliams"
Bruce A. Viertel
Ruth Cornils
Veronika Corni ls
Theodore Oscar Bittner
Betty Coral Brumby
Edward Harold Patton, Jr.
Edward Army
Robert G. Staples
Howard Shields
Michael S. Dawson
Daremont Morris
Robert E. Van Nostrand
501-4A
306-B
375-3
375-7
306-B
50IL4A
306-b
376-31
1163A
306-B
376-1A
376-1A
501-4A
402-1
376-1A
1180-3
376-1A
375-17
501-4A
1180-2
501, -4A
306-B
501-4A
501-4A
375-18
501-4A
1126
375-17
1126
375-17
501-1
306-B
1180-3
1172
501-4
306-B
1121
306-B
1180-3
501-4A
1180-3
501-4A
501-4A
501-4A
501-4A
306-B
306-B
306-B
1180-b2
376-1Al
1143
306~B
1172
306-B
1180-3
1180-3
501-4A
501-4A
1180-b3
ll80-ba
376-1A1
375-17
376-1Al
375-17
376~1A1
1180-3
376-1B1
306-B
Fined
Dismissed
S.S.
5.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
Dismissed
Dismissed
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
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5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00 $225.
5.00
5.00
t0.00
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10.00
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Dismissed
10.00
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5.00
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5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
Dismissed
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
7/28/62
8/1/62
7/30/62
8/1/62
8/8/62
8/15/62
8/15/62
8/29/62
9/5~62
11-7-62
9/5/62
9/12/62
10-17-62
10-17-62
9/12~62
9/19/62
9/26~62
10/3/62
10/24/62
11/7/62
11/14/62
Albert Bonkoski
Henry Lee Evans
Rivhard P. Meyer
Edward L. Ewell
Curtis A~am Breese
Frank R. Kruszeski
Guillelmus Mertens
William J. Elsworth
Edward Jefferson
Percy Thompson
Hakki Balkanli
Johah Coleman
Donald A. Dohrman
Walter L. Ott
Charlie Jackson, Jr.
James Issac
SalvatOre j.
Gooden Gray
Harvey P. Richardson
~l~b~rt Prager
George L. McNeil
Leila Z. Erhardt
John Thomas Sarsfield
Charles P. Conklin
John Tergis
Samuel J. Matassa
Fred Hagenah
Louise E. Galasso
J. Phillip Davis
Joseph Andrade, Jr.
Edward S. Moszeleski
George Kraft
William F. Free
Marcella J. Free
Anna ,. Tomek
Henry E. Pohl
James Harris
Ed~and E. O' Kula
Ca~apuano
Walter Herman Maynard III
Alfred Veka
John Madsen
Leo F. Carey
Robert E. Merrihew
Albert R. Abbate
William E. Eriis
Harold W. Avent
Genevieve Radj eski
Jmmes M. Tagg
He'her t Holzman
Bert T. Abitz
Alfred MacLer io
Curtis L. Stilley
Elbert V. Austin
Edgar Valentine Burt
Joseph G. Go~heaud
Tredwell Abrams
Nick Tomassi
John Coccarelli
Ralph K. Stark
376- lA2
1121
1180-3
376-1A1
376-1bl
37~-1a2
501-4A
501-4A
501-4A
1126
306-B
376- iAi
306-B
306-B
501-4A
306-B
401-1
501-4a
306-B
376-1Al
50i-4a
1180-3
376-1bl
306QB
375-17
1126
402-4
1180-3
306-B
1142
306-B
306-B
501-4A
306-B
1180-b2
375-31
401-1
1122A
501-4A
306-B
306-B
1142A
401-1
1180-2
1180--b2
501-4A
375-31
375-2A
401-14
376-1A1
375-17
306-b
375-17
306-B
1180-3
1126
306-b
306-B
306-B
1122A
501-4A
375-17
375-2A
501-4a
306-b
306-b
306-B
401-14
401-1
376- lbl
375-17
Fined 5'i00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
Dismissed
Dismissed
5.00
5.00 $235/
5.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
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10.00
5.00'
5.00
-5.00
5.00
10.00
10;00
5. 00
-5.00
5.00
5.00
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5.00 S.S.
10.00
Dismissed
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
S.S.
10.00
10.00
10.00
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5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
'5'.00
5 .OD
5
10. O0
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00.$255.00
Dismissed
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Dismissed
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5.00
Report of Henry A. Clark Continued .......
11/14/62
I1/21/62
11~28/62
~/21/62
11/28/62
11/29/62
C. H. Vanginhoven
George A. Hugh~s
Millard A. Northridge
William Actu
William L. Hall, Jr.
Joseph Romano
Ralph Green
Joseph Felice
David R. Hulse
Nanc~ Barbara Murphy
Edward R. Jefferson
William A. Bauer
Ivanette J. Downs
Joe N. Dawson
Stanley D. Witkus
Bolling Sharp, Jr.
Philip Reinhardt
Neal Sampson
Hudson Smith, Jr.
Henry Rowser, Jr.
Willi~um E. Worthington
Anse carl Shelby
Stanley Detola
Gene Jaeger
~1~ DAvis
11- 7--62
12-5
12~122/62
12/14/62
2/21/62
6/27/62
4/14/62
4/2~5/62
8/2~9/62
6/27/62
6/27/62
6/27/62
7/18/62
8/1/62
8/8/62
376-1bl
401-4
375-17
376-1A2
376-1bt
501-4A
306-b
501-E
306-b
306-b
401-1
402-4
306-B
501-4A
1180-3
375-31
306-B
501-4A
306-b
306-B
llll-D1
306-B
501-4A
319
401-1.
319
402-5
375
306 -b
3.76-1Al
306-B
501-4A
501-4A
John J. Koroleski
J. Phillip Davis
Frederick P. Bronson
Joseph Wm. Elsworth
Raymond Shea
Jerome Robelen
J. Philip Davis
1180-b2
501-4A
1126
402-4
1126
1180-b2
1126
Fined $ 5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
5..00
i0.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
'lO'.O0
5.00
Dismissed
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
Dismissed
5.00
Jailed 10d
Jailed 100 days
" 10 days
" 100 "
" 10 "
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
'~ 10 days
$ lB0.00
10.00
Dismissed
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
Dismissed
$ 40.00
CIVIL CASES
NathamBush d/b/a/ Bushs' vs William M. Manny $ 2.50
........ vs Rodney Quarry .50
E.L.I. Hospital vs Charles Gregory 2.50
Clarence Holmes vs George schroeder Jr. 4.50
Andrew G. Schutz vs Charles Robert Schweinsberg 4.00
Irving Levin d/b/a/Levin's Men's & Boys Shop
vs Albert P. Blggs 2.50
Doris A. Peters vs Julius Zebroski 4.50
Joseph E. Brooks vs Earle W. Baker 7.50
Fleet L~mber, Inc. vs Wesley Bednoski 2.00
Dr. N. M. Warren vs Ida and Henry Grodski 2.50
E.L.I. Hospital vs Douglass Rogers 2.50
.... vs Eliott Winter 2.50
.... vs Robert Feaker 2.50
.... vs Albert Biggs 2.50
Marion Schroeder vs Tredwell Abrams 4.50
Burt's coal, Inc. vs Harold Fleischman 2.00
...... vs Elsie Bro~ks 2.00
...... vs Ernest Stilley 2.00
Earle W. Baker vs Stanley Cier~ch .50
.... vs Stanley Witkus .50
.... vs Stanley Bregal .50
.... vs Wm. Moore 2.50
.... vs Russell Hughes 2.50
.... vs Michael Capuano 2.50
8/8/62
8/29/62
10/3/62
10/10/62
11/21/62
11/21/62
10/24/62
11/28/62
11/7/62
'11/21/62
4/22/61
12/13/61
10/4/61
9/31/61
12/5
Earle W. Baker vs John Bondarchuk
E.L.I. Hospital vs Cyrus Roscoe Strickland
" " vs Rhoda~ Vrooman
.... vs Michael Flanner~.
" " vs James McGovern
Felix Dor oski vs George Henry Boehle
Joseph Brooks vs Frank Falcaro
Domenic~ Schiavoni vs Frank NapadanO
E.L.I. Hospital vs Jesse Owen
.... vs Arthur Hulse
Frank 'Ozaro vs Peter Zureck
Barton B. Corwin vs J..Herbert Cassidy
Joseph Andrade vs William Elsworth
Victoria Zukowski vs Herman Reynolds
Francis v Kelly
Paylo vs Loew
Csajko vs Applegate
Andrade vs Silverstone
E. L. I. Hospital vs John Dooley
Edward A. Lademann, Jr. vs Roy Truglio
CRIMINAL CASES
$4.50
-- 2.50
2.50
2.50
4.50
2.50
.50
4.50
.50
2.50
2.50
4.50
2.00
7.00
3.00
4.00
2. O0
Z. o.o
117.00
2.50
4.50
7.00
Bate
2/14/62
2/13/62
1/22/62
1/27/62
5/4/62
5/5/62
5/14/62
5/14/62
6/28/62
7/3/62
7/8/62
7/16/62
7/23/62
9/2/62
9/2/62
9/4/62
9/12/62
9/16/62
9/18/62
9/24/62
10/2/62
10/2/62
10/3/62
10/31/62
10/31/62
11/11/62
11/12/62
The People vs
Howard Quarty 722-1
Robert Bell 244-1
John Stulsky 1298-3
James Leroy Brooks 722-2
ElliOtt Winter 244-1
Joseph Bond 722-2
Jesse West 400-1
FrankWitcher 1298
John J. King 1433
Walter E. E~gleton 122i
Samuel Jones 244-1
Irving Davis 1221
Philip Carol 1420
John Carr 1221
Zeb Gardner 722-5
Billy D. Denbow 1298
Bruce Lee Ward 1298
Douglas Freeman 1221
Winfred McCloud 1221
James Green 43
Isaac Kennedy 43
Wallace Russell 1221
Jonathon Fuller 1298
Henry McKnight ;1221
Charlie Smith 1221
James Goldsmith 1221
Zeb Vance Gardner 1221
Willie Ingram 244-,1
Robert Soull 244-1
Felix Lawson 1221
Section
Dismissed
Jaibed 20 days
Jailed 180 days
" 30 days
Fined $15.00
" 10.00
Jailed 30.~ays
" 30 days
Withdrawn
Jailed 10~days
Fined $10.00
" 10.00:
Not Guilty
30 days S.S.
Jailed 30days
30 days S~S.
30 d~ys S.S.
30 days S.S.
Fined $10.~0~
Jailed 20 days
State Hosp. Exam.
Jailed 20~s
Jailed 20 ~ays
Jailed 10 days
Jailed 10 days
Jailed 10 da~S
Jailed 60 days -~,
Jailed 30 days
Jailed 30 days
Fined ~10.00~..
244-1' Mack Carl Robinso~ailed 30 days
Mack Carl Robinson 1298
Disposition
Jailed 60 day~
$ 65.00
SUMMARY 'OF MONEY SENT TO THE STATE COMPTROLLER
December 1961 $ 36.50
January 1962 205.00
February 1962 79.50
March 1962 111.50
April 1962 52.00
May 1962 185.00
June 1962 88.50
July 1962 430.00
August 1962 136.00
September 1962 $t%9.00
October 1962 40.50
206.00
47.00
$ 1780.50
CASES AND MONIES TAKEN IN
Vehicular and Traffic ..... $1591.50
Civil Cases 124.00
Criminal Cases 65.00
November 1962
December 1962
Total
REPORT OF RALPH ~. TUTHILL, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
SUMMARY OF DOCKETS .... 1962
18 civil compromises ............... Fines $1475.
Fees 40.
74 Civil Cases ..................... Fees 172.50
599 V. & T. Cases ............. Fines 2603.
130 Criminal Cases ............. Fines 775.
13 Indictable cases ..................
Total cases 834
DATE'E_
1-19u'62
3-16~62
4-14-62
10-25,62
11-1-62
NAME
People of the State of New York vs
James Merrick
John E. Coffy
John Swiskey
William Allen
Benigno DeJesus, Jr.
carlos R. DeJesus
Clifford Chapel
John F. Troyen
Stanley Troyen
Paul Troyen
Randolph Carey
Arthur Hulse
Benjamin DeJesus
Louis Adanczewski
John A. Nierodzid, Jr.
Ronald Grilli
Raymond Jacobs
Leroy Lucas
Total $ 5065.50 Fines & Fees
Respectfully submitted,
Ralph W. Tuthill, J.P.
FINE FEE
$100.00 $ 2.50
changed to criminal
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.5O
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.50
100.00 2.5~
100.00 2.50
25.00 2.50
25.00 2.50
25.00 2.50
$ 1475.00 $~0.00
DATE
3-22-62
3-23-62
3- 27-~62
6-10-62
7-16-62
8-9-62
10-13-6:2
10-14-62
10-18-62
10-18-62
11-21-62
12-15-62
INDICTABLE CASE DOCKET 1962
NAME
Henry Alexiadhes
George Bontempt
Raymond Sampson
Leo Tyler
Philip Pluso
Mary O ' Regan
Robert Bolling
Charles MacDuf fie
Joseph Kuj awski
Joe Wallace
Ashbe Montague
Robert Walter Williams
DISPOSITION
Held for Grand Jury
County Jail - 30 days
Held for Grand.~Jury
Held for Grand Jury
Held for grand Jury
Charge withdrawn
Held for Grand Jury
Held for Grand Jury
Held for Grand Jury
Adjourned
Held for Examination
Charge reduced to petty larceny
Held for Grand Jury
DATE
1-15,1.962
1-22~62
1-29-62
1-22-62
1-31-~2
1-22-62
1-31-6:2
2-10-62
2-19-62
2-21-62
REPORT OF CIVIL DOCKE~1962
NAMES
SOUthold G.L.F. vs. Stanley Cierach
" " vs Wesley Zazeski
.... vs Felix Bialeski
John Eckert vsMrs. Diane Koleck
Dr. A. A. Sunshine vs. Walter Kalin
" " " vs Chester Lamake
...... vs Stanley Volisick
Frank Murphy vs. Stanley Sepko
Dr. A. A. Sunshine vs. Elsie Parker
Frank Murphy vs. Herbert Jones
.... vs. J. W. Ellsworth
Dr. A. A. SUnshine vs A. S. Cooke
Raymond Walch vs. Charles Schweinsburg
Mattituck Plum~ing vs Spencer Petty~
Ernest Wilsburg vs. Joseph Gageski
Eckert Oil Ser=ice vs. William L. Fleischman
FEE
$ 2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2-21-62
3-30-62
3-17-62
3-21-62
3-17-62
3-20-62
3-17-62
4-7-62
4-9-62
4-19-62
4-17-62
4-19-62
5-11-62
5-14-62
6-14-62
6-3-62
6-29-62
6-28-62
6-19-62
6-29-62
6-30~62
6-20-62
8-6-62
8-9-62
8-10-62
8-20-62
9-14-62
8-27-62
10-10-62
10-6-62
10-8-62
10-29-62
10-30-62
11-18-62
11-12-62
11-21-62
11-23-62
12-5-62
12-17-62
12-1-61
12-18-61
12-18-61
12-28-61
12-18-62
Date
12-22-61
12-23-61'
12-27-61
1-1-62
1-10-62
1-22-62
2-1-62
2-9-62
Dr. A.~ A.' Sunshine vs Mrs. Sophie Haupt
R. L. Bergen vs Tony Troyen
R. L. Bergen vs Walter Kalin
R. L. Bergen vs E. E~ Johnson
R. L. Bergen vs Frank Milowski
R. L. Bergen vs Elliott Winter
R. L. Bergen vs George Schroeder
John Parkin vs Richard Cla~
Arthur Penny vs H. C. Fleischman
Mary Zaneski vs Walter Solowianiak
Sears Roebuck & Co. vs Willie Lee
Barnett Golding vs John Wycoczanski
Sears Roebuck & Co. vs Edward Worth
Edward Hinderman vs Arthur Goldin
John Parkins vs Stanley Kolek
Eckert Oil Service, vs Joseph Fox
A1 Keneski vs. Philip Prins
Jay Glover vs Stanley Cierich
Jay Glover vs George Sengelamb
.... vs Richard Clay
.... vs Frank Stelzer
" " vs Ben Butler
.... vs Jerry Hommet
Stanley Sledjeski vs John Hock
, vs Helen Hock
Charles Luscher vs George Krukowski
Robert & Susan Tasker vs Robert. Neidich
Gerald Beebe vs Irving Hudson
.... vs Matt Strickland
Total $
.... vs John Koroleski
Henry Romanowski vs John Lang
Madeline Bittner vs Walter Smith
Carl Besch vs Joe Carney
Gerald Beebe vs Benjamin Butler
North Fork Bank & Trust Cg. vs John Ambrose
$ 2150
2.50
2.50 ,
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
Did not p~ay
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.50 ~-~
3.00 i
.. 00'..
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
49.50
2.00
2.50
2.50
2.50' i~
2.00 __
2.00
Angelo Petrucci vs Rudolph Mueller
Charles Luscher vs George KrukoWski
Angelo Petrucci vs Lewis Gallo
Irving Wells vs Frank Falcaro
John Eckert vs Gerald Charland
Ulrich Marine vs Russell Smith
Felicia Buchak vs Sidney & Josephone Bird
Walt Kapustkavs Noel Albreht
Paul Orlowski vs Ben Butler
Bernard DePetris vs. LeRoy~Wells
Carl Besch vs Daniel Richie
Leander Glover, Jr. vs Edward Brew~on
John Parkin vs Henry Jacobi
Cora Flippen vs Frances ~ail
John Kalin vs Edward Berkoski
Theodore Brush vs E. El Johnson
Dr. Wasson vs William Scholl, 3rd
George L. Penny, Inc. vs Noel Albrecht
William Chapek,-vs NormanMcCook
Fleet Lumber Co. vs J. William Ellsworht
...... vs Herman Reynolds
Samuel Bowlay Williams vs MCKinley Jackson
REPORT OF CRIMINAL DOCKE~
Name
Eugene Saunder s
Joseph Slavonik
Stanley Sepko
Kenneth Frew
Wardell Moreland
Stanley Probka
Charles Corniber t
Alfred Terp
Raymon Mar tinez
Percey Johnson, Jr.
...... vs Winthrop Schoenerewk2.0O
1962
Disposition
SentenCe.Deferred
60 days S.S.
Charges Withdrawn
Jail - 30 days
90 days - S.S.
Dismissed
Dismissed
10 days - County Jail
2
2. O0
2.50
Z. 50
2.50
2.,50..
2.50
2.50
2~.50 ~
2 ~,50'
2.50
~.50,
2,. 50:~
2.50
2.50
2.50
2 ..50
2.50
2.00
2.00
3~ O0
Fine-
$ 10.00 -
5.00
DATE
~-9-62
2-9-62
2-26-62
3-16-62
3-20-62
3-20-62
3-31-62
4-10-62
4-16-62
4-18-62
5-8-62
5-21-62
5-31-62
6-4-62
6-17-62
6-18-62
6-23-62
7-1-62
7-9~62
7-13-62
7-20-62
7-31-62
8-3-62
8.4-62
8-4-62
8-4-62
8-5-62
8-11-62
Judge Ralph W. Tuthi~l ' s.~ Report continued
NAME DISPOSITION
Milton Davis
Robert Lewis
Arnnie Saunder s
Milton DAvis
Robert Feaker
William Reiter
Jarvis Verity
Frederick Brooks
Willie Kindred
Frank Pumillo
George Conklin
Charles Hepwor th
James Joyce
James Benston
Jack Cook
John Coffey
Zeb Gardiner
Claude Wilson
Arthur White
Charles Gaddy
Clarence Johnson
Dominic warchelso
John Hayes
Samuel Savage
Evelyn Delaney
Michael Kelly
Miguel Otiz
George Parker
Alester Ruckner
Wilbur E'Scerel
Fred Thomas
Norman Hatting
Ernest Watson
Allen Harris
Helen Jones
.Arthur Dimmock
Raymond Barnes
James Daniels
Iona Horton
10 days - County Jail
10 days - County Jail
10 days - Jail
10 days - Jail
8-12-62
8-13-62
8-13-62
8-17-62
8-24-62
8-25.62
8-27-62
9-3.62
9- 7= 62
9=9-62
9~12-6~2
John Starnes
Raeford Stanback
Howard Yancy
Jeremiah Butcher
LeRoy Ireland
Jeremiah Butcher
Walter Maynard
Herman Johnson
Henry Alexiadhes
Willie Winfred
William Fuller
Jerome Gaddy
LeRoy Scottie
William Tyson
James Miles
Jessie Addison
J. C. Jefferson
Israel Hudson
Kenneth Clark
James Miles
Robert Skeeter
FINE
100.00
100.00
$50.00 Fine ~'$150.00 payment suspended
Fine $50.00. Failed to pay - Jail 50 days
50.00
Fine $50.00 Failed to pay - Jail 50 days
Fine $100.00 Failed to pay - Jail 100days
Dismissed
Case Dismissed
60 days - S.S.
Jail - 90 days
Jail - 30 days- S.S.
30 days - S.S.
10 days Jail
Case Dismissed
180 days - Jail - S.S.
Dismissed
60 days - S.S.
10 days - S.S.
60 dFys - Jail
30 days - S.S.
60 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
5.00
5.00
50.00
50.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
Charges withdrawn
S. So
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
Jail - 30 days -
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
15 days- Jail
15 days - Jail
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
30 days - Jail
30 days - Jail
15 days - Jail
Committed Central Islip State Hospital
Char~es withdrawn
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S~
30 days - S.S.
30 days - Jail
30 days - Jail
30 days - Jail
30 days - Jail
180 days - S.S.
3 months - County Jail
Sentence Suspended -Probation
9-16-62
9-23-62
9-30-62
10-8-62
10-7-62
Robert White
Charles Steele
Archie Gillilard
Alonzo Johnson
Samuel Savage
10-12-62
10-15-62
10-16-62
10-17-62
10-20-62
10-21-62
10-24-62
10- 26-62
t0- 28-62
10-30-62
11-6-62
11-19-62
11-26-62
12-2-62
12-4-62
12-9-62
12-9-62
12-11-62
12-12-62
12-19-62
12-23-62
12-25-62
Edmond Owens
William Banks
John Fuller
Lewis Jerome
James Thomas
Calvin Robinson
Dennis Elmore
Robert Bolling
Claudio Vargas
John Harvey, Jr.
Robert Feaker
Robez-t Reiter
Robert Feaker
Anne Williams
Bessie French
Wilfred McCleod
Willie Howard
Livingstone Jones
Edgar Goldsberry
Ellis Bagley
Grady Jordan
~ldo~sBurden
Ashbe Montague
Vardry Hunt
Dennis Elmore
Ross Nichols
Herman Reynolds
Allan Harris
Elmore Dennis
Willie Betts
Samuel Green
George Parker
Walter Bergen
R. D. Wagner
Joseph Russell
Charles Moraldo
Gregory Cell
Larry Citarelli
Francis McVay, Jr.
John Cester
Alexander Papa
Lawrence citarelli
Sam Jones
Harold Weggeland
George Alec
10 days - S.S.
5.00
10 days - Jail
10 days - Jail :
30 days - S.S. .
Co~muitted Central Islip State Hospital
Charges withdrawn
20 days - Jail
kO days - S.S.
60 days - Jail
30 d~ys - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
10 days - Jail
10 days - Jail
Dismissed
30 days - S.S.
case Pending
Adjourned
Adjourned
Adjourned
Adjourned
Fine $200.00 unable to pa~. JaiI~38 days
200.00
30 dyas - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S,
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
90 days - S.S. Placed on probation. 2 yrs.
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
Dismissed
150 d~rys - Jail
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
30 days - S.S.
Referred to Family Cour. t
150 days - Jail
90 days - Ja~l
Sentence Suspended
Sentence Suspended
25. O0
10.O0
25.00
10.00
5.00
10 days - Jail
Adjourned
30 days - County Jail
60 days - S.S.
DATE
1-12-62
1-21-62
1-28-62
1-29-62
1-31-62
2-22-62
2-1-62
2-3-62
REPORT OF MOTOR VEHICLE DOCKET 1962
NAME
Ronald Quarty
Paul Poligkelt
Herbert Loper , Jr.
Clair Olsen
Donald O'DeGaro
Roberto Salgade
Anna White
Philip Dittmier
David Lenox
Richard Conklin
Harold Evans, Jr.
DISPOSITION
FINE~. ....
$ 5~00
5~00 ~ .
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00 ·
5.00
Payment Suspended 5.00 Payment Sus,
5,00
~.0~
5.00
3.00
5.00
DATE
~-'5-62
2-7-62
2-9-62
2-11~62
2-17-62
2-20=62
2-21-62
2-23~62
3-3-62
3-13~62
3-17-62
3-25-62
3-27~62
3-30-62
4-6-62~
4-8-62
4-11%62
4-13~62
4-14-62
4-15-62
4-16-62
4-19-62
4-20-62
4-23-62
4-25-62
4-26-62
4-27-62
4-27-62
4-28-62
5-7-62.
5-11462
5 -
5-27-62
5-15-62
Jack Thilberg
James Swann
May Smith
James Young
Paul Potigkert
Richard Hollenstein
Fred Nazaruk
Louise Ragsdale
Erling Espeland
Edward Gillis
Charles Erwin
Francis Schramm
Toby Armstrong
Joseph Ficfano
Lawrence Scheffreen
~ohn Moore
Paul Cox
Robert Bolling
WilliamDickens
Bernerd Vetter
Joseph.Milovich
Roscoe King
John Harris
John Harris
Steve Drobney
Edward Gaud
Percy Grandville
Edward Adams
James Kenniff
Anthony Biscenni
Dan Campbell
Donald Foster
O. Pippine
Benjamin Mocus
Jam~a Dinizio
Blake Bolling~
Robert Celic
Nicholas Srsich
Alfred Naclerio
Henry Boeckmann
Nancy Marchen
Ernest Albee
Millard Northridge, Jr.
Eric Zwinkle
Frank Kruszeski
Ronald Grilli
John Reeves
Sam Williams
Richard Corrazzini
Paul Keyser
Albert Young
Garrett Lucas
Frederick Leden
Eugene Miska
Donald Polywoda
William Drumm
A. Swanson
Lloyd Thornsberry
Frank ~obertson
Charlotte Menna
Jarrette Langhorn
Arthur Flood
Donie Moultrie
Peter Stack
Kenneth Papish
Werner Schaarischmidt
Peter Capla
DISPOSITION
charges Withdrawn
Dismissed
Dismissed
Payment Suspended
Dismiseed
Dismissed
Dismissed
Dismissed
Dismissed
Dismissed
Dismissed
Dismissed
FINE
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
2.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
3..00
5.00
5.00
2,00
5.00
2.00
5.00
2.00
2.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
2.00
5.00
2.00
2.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
6-2-62
6-5~62
6-6-62
6-8-62
6-10-62
6-11-62
6-13-62
6-12~62
6-13-62
6-15-62
6-22-62
6-18-62
6-20-62
6-20-62
6-15-62
6-22-62
6-25-62
6-26-62
6-29-62
6-28-62
6-29-62
7-9-62
6-29-62
6-30-62
7-8-62
7-17-62
7-18-62
7-19-62
8-3-62
8-24-62
8-3-62
8-3-62
7-28-62
7-30-62
7-31-62
8-1-62
Ronatd Grilli
George Dozier
Michael Marshen
William Actu
Roosevelt Yates
Joseph Edwards
Martin Matthew
Henry Brown
Vincent Flemming
Emil Johnson
Arthur Foster
Robert Bertorello
Isaiah Woodley
David Henrich
Charles Veltman
Clausell Brown
Jim Rock
Eugene Raynor
Robert Yarrington
Theodore Smith
Karl Hinch
John Farmadidis
James Heatley
Barney Ferner
Jan Lindholm
Ann Heidereich
Lyman Ketcham
Benjamin Cox
George Rowson
Dorm Peterson
John Goodman
Lawrence VanNostrand
Henry Bokina
Andrew 'Buttler
Halsey Tuthill
Howard Robinson
Philip Reinhart
Raymond Poggenburg
Frederick Gerke
Thomas Schields
David Minasi&n
Robert Murray
Norman Stilley
Charles Goodwin
Ronnie Lawson
Michael Schroeder
Carmall Davis
Curtis Stilley
John Biedul
Robert Gordon
Hull Chew
Charles Vandevelle
Muriel Jackson
Eugene Mazzaferro
Pu~l Brooks
Charles Re
Jose Montanez
Thomas Lacolla
Stephen Guyer
George Brooks
Clarence Goodwin
Dismissed
Dismissed
Payment Suspended
Dismissed
Dismissed
Sentence Smspended
Dismissed
Payment Suspended
Jail - 5 days
Jail - 5 days
Dismissed
Dismissed
Dismissed
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00.~
5.00
5.0Q.
5.00'
3.00
5.00
5.00
5~00
10.00
5.00
100~00
t0.00
10.00
10.00
25~00
5.00
5.00,
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
2.00
5.00
5..00
5.
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5. O0
5.00
5.00
25. O0
5.00
10. O0
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
2.
5.00
5 ;-00,
5.00
5.00
5.00~. ,-
8-3-62
8-4-62
8-5-62
8-6-62
b 8-10-62
8-7-62
8-10-62
8-13-62.
8-16-62,
8-17-62
George Walters
Alfred Devine
Mary Delancy
Walter Jackson
James Burgio, Jr.
Paul Hefferman
John Droskoski
Margaret Burden
Barry Schuttler
James Bryant
Maj or Bank
Ransford Hemmings
Aufrey Weese
Winston Davids
Isiah Katcher
Palermo Anthony
Joe Vitulli
Arthur Lane
Raymond McKeighan
John Mcguir e
Herman Moore
James Brewington
Matthew Feinman
John Mullen
Warren Booth
Alfred Mahler
William Fugua
James Dinizio
James Warner
Charles Ciochetto
Frank Mealy
Joseph Jurgens
Eleanor Reiersen
Joseph Diaz
Gerald Flatley
Thomas Slater
Patricia Verity
Spphie Cherepowich
Kenneth Terry
Jacob Flamm
Louis Riegel
Kenneth Terry
Warren McTaggart
William Parsons
Frederick O' Rourke
George Schr oeder
John Jernik
Philip Bingman
T~ .odor. Be.be
John G~glioli
Leonard Stern
Charles Zuhoski
Herbert Gunther
Nathan Harris
Robert McCarthy
Bernard Beigen
Willie Perkins
Arthur Bennett
Leo ca~anagh
Peter Kuj awski
Gerard Farrel
Edward Jurzenia
Elizabeth Waro
FranCis Rose
Robert Joyce
Frank Zaleski
60 days S.S.
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V. Gadomski, Jr.
Lawrence Stelzer
Harold Johnson
Peter Bereznicki
Andrew Ingenito
Vincent Saar
Vincent Jannace
Louis Malone
Charles Luyster
Andrew Conklin
Thomas Young
Michael Cunningham
Richard Randig
James Sauts .
Antone Blados
Edward Smith
Eva Taylor
Francis Schmidt
Robert Gagen
Francis Cavallon
Alfred Wappus
Theodore Gudis
David Daly
Paul Mellas
Richard cowan
Richard Nelson
George KirHchner
Joseph Andrade
Edward Kislow
Robert Bolling
Kazimer Kowalski
James Kosloski
Robert Barnett
Thomas Butterworth
Joan Kalin
Perry Thompson
Mary Parknill
Robert Butkos
Douglas Vandyke
Andrew Hindon
Bryant Young
Bryant Tabor
Charles Clemmington
Stephen Guyer
Allen Thiele
Joseph Macchi
Russell Smith
Elijah Banks
Ulysses Brown
AlVin Pace
Eugene Horton
Edwin Fickeissen
Leroy Wells
Robert Jennerich
Paul Duke
Richard Curry
Henry Smith
Frank Throp
Peter Wozr~ick
Marco Tufo
Arthur clabby
Frank Kniet
Theodore Woods
Benjamin Spataza
Peter Raso
Thomas Leviness
Willie Brown
Anna Niester
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Jer emiah conenello
James Katavolos
John Ship
Ross Ha~ans
James Savage
Dennis Power
Archie Gillilard
Veto Fuccillo
Margaret Kr ukowski
Arthur Nichols
Joseph Lakowicz
James Katarrlos
Edward Fasczezewski
Benj amin Foster
Laura Hudson
Percy Ketcham
Frank Rosenthals
Bar tow corwin
John Nolan, Jr.
Wesley Bednoski
Bessie Hodges
Robert Corrazzini
Thomas Haupt
Russell Mann
Arthur Hansen
Helen Vernon
Ralph Minis
William Tyler
Vernon Appelt
Henry Adams
Theolis Jennings
Edward Copobienco
Clarence Martens
Ernest Stilley
Winston Walters
Charles Hansel
Joan Rogers
Roger Schineller
William Spoer lng
Letand Calvin
Robert Feaker
James Monsell
Matthew Butkus
Adr Janus vanRyswk
Margaret Cukor
Mad-~ son Pearson
Charles Johnson
Rudolph Sobina
Wendell Tabor
Raymond Hester
Adam Zaveski
Richard ~leischman
Felix Bialeski
Genevieve Utz
Dorothy Morse
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Alex Ostroski
James Glendenning
E~a Richter
Theodore Schroeder
Werner Rieckman
Eugene Chituk
Gary Tausinger
Frank Mealy
Darmont Morris
Pe~rlie Figueroa
J. Coleman
Robert Day
Gerard Duffy
Mervyn Hender
Manuel Diaz
William Matasik
Erich Schmidt
Evelyn Hudson
William Davis
Russell Smith
Lawrence Lakowiz
Ance Shelby
Julius Pendegrass
James Ford ~.
Maria Ulmet
WilliaumMcNulty
Herbert Smith
Paul Myslibor ski
A~n Dooley
Leonidas Papson
Erich Hundrieser
John Dasch
Paul Blum
Paul Nichols
David Parrish
Mason Wells
Assunta McLaughlin
Jerome Heaney
Louis Wiplter
Paul Funk
Armando Valentin
Walter Johnson.
Alois Marini
Philip Swing
Vincento Sanford
Robert Baylis
Scheldon Scott
Bruno Rolle
Bruno Rolle
James Knott
"Bertha Harris
Walford Hedin
James Tworoger
Arthur Earl
Mary Owens
Virgini~ Voherty
John Pietrewiz
John Savage
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Jail = 15 days
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Report of Ralph W. Tuthill, Justice, cont.
DATE
11-23-62
11-24k62
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12-13-62
NAME
John Savage
William Actu
Albert Or lowski
Barbara O'Neill
Richard Martishek
Nelson Valentine
Emily Washburn
Milton Wasserman
James Hibbi~'t s
Adam Mele
Otto skarka
Evelyn strohnson
Morton Philips
Edward Diekmann
Thomas Levine ss
Theodore Albert
Marion Gladding
Daniel Kalin
Beverly Adams
Ralph Cech
George Worthington
Catherine Gagen
Charles Magoey
Mary ~Dtter
Frank Garland
Florence OstrOSki
Fred Moore
Dezso Tenke
Lucas Pont ino
Ivan Martin
Walter Pabst
Elizabeth Gates
John Ringer
Meta Lea~
Mabel Mills
Peter Swahn
Armond Cecera
Leroy Sexton
George Guinta
Nathaniel Tuthill
Jean Hauck
Antone Doroski
George Bates
John Murcott
Earl Wilson
Thomas Walker
Julius Ragusin
Joseph Bierbusse
Michael Fragola
Carlos S~uir es
Peter Monteleone
Mary Lees
Willis Bergin
John MacDonald
Ole Carlson
Joseph Andrade
Ckest~r ~oiosk~hester Koloski
Charles Hudson
12-14-62 Alice Carr
DISPOSITION
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Payment-Suspended
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DATE NAME DISPOSITION
1'2-14-62 R.V. Verderber
12-15-62
12-16-62
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12-25-62
12-15-62
22-20-62
12-21-62
Rudolph Verderber
Rodmond Oakes
Ronald Carroza
John Barnes
Louis Miller
Robert Adamec
Jose Junenez
Einer Unander
Gustav Dellanno
Stanley Davis
Irene Rutkoski
Hector Pember ton
Arlene Maynard
Julius Pendergrass
Jessie Pettaway
Judith Lucey
David Boles
Benjamin Buttler
Loretta Jones
Bernice Betzag
Joseph Dr0skoski
Chauncey Reeves
Frank Zemlicka
Ellen. McFar land
L. J. Ferrerysienert
Dorothy Lillibridge
Donald Gross
Michael Morris
Marion Petriski
Flora Cappa
Antone Kull
Christine Bolling
Ethel Ber liner
William McCray
James Hudson
Marie Davies
Walter Kowal ski
Joseph Stern
Richard Fie~ds
Elizabeth Zebr oski
Ronald Grille
Arthur Fleming
Sebastian Labita
Raymond Mac~uill
Joseph Germana
George Guilbeault
John Savage
Walter Zounko
Arthur Mott
Walter Jackson
Ellis Moore
Clarence Smith
Agnes Kane
Donnie Eaton
Elizabeth Browning
Estelle Georges
Walter Jackson
Roy Brickley
Betty King
R~b~:~? L~ ~.~?-y
Howard Wyer
Margaret Wyer
Benny Wier zbicki
Robert Berke
Edmond Hodun
Case Dismissed
Payment Suspended
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Report of justice Ralph W. Tuthill cont.
DATE
12-20-62
12-21-62
12-24-62
12-25-62
NAME
Raymond MacQuill
John Zuhoski
John William
Ronald Elsis
Joe Roberts
Walter Madden
Erwin Cohen
Richard Lar cone
Stanky Kuzensky
Julius Bahnsen
Robert Mulir
J. Stevens Stock
Fred Moore
Adam Kos
Edward Jurzenis
Jean Munson
Edward Munson
Jose Montanez
Donald Foster
Raleigh McMillon
M. Greenberg
Bernard Jolly
E. C. Grathwohl
DISPOSITION
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Ralph W. Tuthill,
Justice of the Peace
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN TRUSTEES]'TOWN OF SOUTHOLD 1962
RECEIPTS
Received from permits and leases ............. $304.00
DISBURSEMENTS
Pa~" tO:'-the Supervisor ....
304.00
Emmons Dean, President
Southold, Town Trustees
Moved by Justice Tuthill; seconded by Justice Clark;
WHEREAS, the accounts of the Board of Appeals was audited and the annual
report of the Board of Appeals for the fiscal year 1962 ewas filed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:That such annual statement be entere~ in
detail in the minutes oft his 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 Clark.
ANNUAL REPORT OF ~ SOUTHOLD BOARD OF APPEALS 1962.
RECEIPTS
Received from applications for variances, special
exceptions and access ............
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid to the Supervisor--
$ 675.00
..................... 675.00
Robert W. Gillispie, Jr. , Chairman
Southold Board of Appeals
MOVed Dy Justice cla~k; seconded by Councilman Grathwohl;
WHEREAS, the annual report of Albert W. Richmond, Town Clerk, for the
fiscal year 1962 was ~Rdi~ed and the annual report of Albert Richmond
for the fiscal year 1962 was~fited,
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
a~d-GrathwOhl; Justices Tuthill and C~ark.
ANN~AL REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK, TOWN OF SO~P~HOLD, SUFFOLK COUNTY
From January 1, 1962 to December 1, 1962
RECEIPTS
From sa~leo~ Hunting, Fishing and Trapping-Licenses -$1902.75
From Sale of Dog Licenses ......................... 4644.75
From Sale of Marriage Licenses. 134.00
Filing Chattel-Mortgages- 166.50
Filingsat~isfactions of Chattel Mortgages-. 5.00
Filing Assignment of chattel Mortgage (Renewal) 1.00
FitingConditional Sales Contracts ............. -- 218.00
Fil~ngAssigmments Conditional Sales Contracts ......... 93,00
Filing. satisfactions of Conditional Sales Contracts. 6.50
Fees, Searching Recor~ds. 7.79
Fees,~Explosive~Licenses. 6.00
Fees, Transcripts of Marriage, Birth, Death Certificates. 410.00
Licenses for Bingo- .................... 1070.00
3% on Bingo ......................... 59.41
From ~oUnty-..Treasurer, Deline/uent Dog Owners .............. 7.50
From Sale of Zoning Ordinances ............. 29.00
F~Om copy of~a road ............................................. 1.00
FrOm copy of a record ............................... 3,00
Total $8765.20
DISBURSEMENTS:
Amount paid to County Clerk for Conservation Licenses $1765.25
Amount paid to County Treasurer for Dog Licenses 4182.00
Amount paid to State Department of Health for Marriages Licenses 33.50
Amoun~ paid to Supervisor for fees 2784.45
Total $8765~20
Respectfully submitted to the Southold Town Board on December 11, 1962.
Albert-.W.-'Richmond, Town Clerk
TOWn of Southold, Suffolk County
New York
(NOTE: Supplemental Report for Dec. in meeting of~f January 8, 1963)
Moved by Councilman Demarest; seconded by Councilman Gr~wohl;
WHEREAS, the accounts of Supt. of Highways Harold ~D. Price were
and the annual report of Harold Price for the fiscal year 1.962 was ,fi!ed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That ,such annual statement,be~.~e~ere~.~in
detail in the, minutes of this meeting by the Town Clerk, as re~ired by
Section 10.5 of the Town Law.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark. _
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR ~HE FISCAL YEAR .
January 1 to December 31, 1962 SUPERLNTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS, TOWN, OF S0.~HOLD
Item 1 - Total Receipts .-.-~ ....... T, ....... $ 146,3~3.83 .~
Total Disbursements
Balanceon hand ........
Item 2 - Total R~celpts ......
Total Disbursements,
Balance£on hand-
Item 3 - Total Receipts,
Total D~sbursements ..................
Balance on hand.
Item 4 - Total Receipts
e
Total Dmsbursements ......
Balance o~ hand- ......
140,711.86
5,30.4.58-
none
........ 5,304.58
75,350.96
73,618.53
............. 1:,732.43
.......... 61,402.02
-- 57,162,14
- 4,239.88
Moved by Councilman Demarest; seconded by Councilman Grathwohl;
RESOLVED: That the application of Carol Ann Kull for a permit to ~oc~g
a single trailer on property of Frank Kull, Indian Neck Lane,
N.Y. be and hereby is denied and~that ~the fee 9f $5.00 which accompanied
the application be returned.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Alberts~n; Councilmen Dema~est-.~and,~
GrathWohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Tuthili:
W~_RREAS, John Higgins has applied to.the T~own' Board for a s.'.~lng~e~trai~er
renewal permit dated December 4, 1962,
NOW, T~HEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the application of John,.Hiqgins,
to locate a single trailer on the property of Charles_ Sage, be and~.hereby
is granted for ~ear round occupancy for a one year period.
Vote, of TOWn Board: Ayes, Supervisor Albertson; Coungilmen
Grathwohl~ Justices ~thill and Clark.
MoVed by Justice ~uthill; seconded by Councilman Grathwohl;
~EREAS, John C. Tuthill has applied to the Town Board for ~a, si~.._gle~
trailer renewal permit dated Dec. 4, 1962,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the app!ication~of Johnj.~~ Tutbi!l,
Mattituck, N.Y. to locate a single trailer on his own property,,El~ah_
lane, be and hereby is. granted for year round occupancy ofgr,~a:~.period
oneyear.
vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen.,~Demarest
Gaathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Moved by Justice Tuthill; seconded by Councilman Grathwohl;
WHEREAS, John J. Klein, Sr. has applied to the Town Board for, a~,slRgle
trailer renewal permit dated Dec. 6, 1962, -~- ·
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the application of John J.~ Klein~Sr.
to locate a single trailer on his property, Main St., Mattituck,
be and hereby is granted for yearrround occupancy for a one year period.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albeftson; Councilmen Dgmarels~nd
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and.Clark, . , '
Moved by Councilman Grathwohl; seconded by Justice Tuthi~l;
WHEREAS, Paul Stoutenburgh has applied,totheTown~Board for asing.~e
trailer renewal permit dated Dec. 12, 1962,
NOW, TH,EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT The application of Paul St0~t~nbu~h
to locate a single trailer on his property off Bay Ave., Cutchogue, N.Y.
be and the same is hereby granted for a period of one year.
Vote of TOWn Board: Ayes-Smpervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; Justices Tuthill and Clark.
1-57-
Moved by Justice clark; seconded by Justice TUthill:
RESOLVED: That the Supt. of Highways be authorized to advertise and pur-
chase fr6m the lowest responsible bidder 100 tons of'Rock Salt.
Be Ayes-SUPervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest
anti jUstices TuthilI'and clark.
Moved by councilman Demarest; secOnded by justice cla~J~;
WHEREAS, a petition was received from Ruth.Wells, ~ay View Rd., Sout/%old,
N.Y. requesting ~ change of zone Ofcertain Property situated in Southqid,
N.Y~ and more fully described in said petiti°n from"A"~ Residential ~
Agricultural District to "M" Multiple Residence DiStriCt,
NOW, TH~EF~E, BE'IT RESOLVED: That the Town clefk of the Town of So~t~
old be and he hereby is directed to transmit this petition to the Plan-
ning Board in accordance with Section 901, Subdivision C of Article IX
of the Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, providing this
~ is approved by the TOWn Zttorney. ~
vote Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen'Demarest
and Grathwohl~ Justices Tuthill and clark.
Moved by Justice Tuthill; seconded by Councilman Grathw0hl;
WHEREAS, the Board of Co~issioners of the Fishers Island Ferry District
has _by contract retained the firm of Johnson and Wiliiams, Public
Acc0~n~ants, of 774 Broad Street, waterford, Conn. to perform auditory
a~d a6~6~n~ing service for said District effective January 1, 1963 to
Dece'~mbe~l, 1963 at the annua~ fee of $900.'00 to he paid ~uarterly,
NOW, ~FORE, BE IT RESOLVED. That the Southold Town Board approves
said con~ract.
Vote ~f'Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl; JuStices Tuthill and Clark.
Moved~by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Tuthill:
RESOLVED: That Marion Griffin be engaged under contract to provide a
mail transfer and haulage service for the FisherS' Island Ferry District
for a p~riod from January 1, 1963 through December 31, 1963 inclusive,
in accordance with terms and conditions of the contract submitted by
the Board 'of CommiSsioners, and be it fUrther
RESOLVED: That ~he effective date of' sUch service shall be January 10
1963 and the amount of compensation for Such service shall be $i15~00
per month,~ Payable monthly.
Vote of Ayes-SupeNvisor Albertson; councilmen Demarest and
GrathwohI .ces Tuthill and Clark.
Moved by Justice Clark; ~conded by Justice Tuthill:
WHEREAS,'~he Commissioners of the Fishers 'Island Ferry District were
a~thorized.to advertise for bids for dock work and ramp relocation at.
Fishers IsIand~ New York, and
WHEREAS, subsequent to the preparation of specifications it was ~e~ermined
by the Commissioners of the Fishers Island Ferry District that'the
said work were incorrect in the dimensions of the ramp,
and the pilings under the proposed ramp did not have any load
limit specifications,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that in accordance with the request of
the Commissioners of the Fishers 'Island Ferry District the b~ds from the
Thames River Dock and Dredge Company, the W/~aling City Dredge and Dock
corporation, Elliott & Walrous Inc. and Spearin, Preston & Burrows Inc.
being all ~he bids received on the dock work and ramp relocation project,
'be and they hereby are rejected.
Vote of Town Board: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; CoUncilmen Demarest and
Grathwohl;Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Moved'by J~stice Tuthill; seoonded by Councilman Grath~ohl;
RESOLVE~:~at in accordance with SeCtion 284 of the 'Highway Law the
agreement for the expenditures of Highway monies made'by and'betWeen
Ha~old-.:~ri~, Town Superintendent of Highways and the Town Board for
year 1965.be~and the same is hereby approved by theTown Board subject
to the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways.
Vote of,~TownBoard: Ayes-Supervisor Albertson; Councilmen Demarest'and
Grathwoh!;. Justices Tuthill and Clark.
Adjournment was at 4:45 P,M. A.W.Richmond, Town Clerk