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Council Chamber, City Hall,
Huntington Beach, California
Monday, ?larch 8, 1943
Pursuant to adjournment of March lst the City Council met and was
1 called to order at 7:30 P.M. by the City Clerk.
Councilmen.present: Henrickson, Grable, Hawes, Morehouse.
(Councilman Talbert arrived at 9:05 P.M.)
Councilmen, absent: None. _
Mayor pro-tem On motion by Hawes seconded by Morehouse, Councilman Henrickson was
made mayor . pro-t em.
• Dods Mr. J. N. Gingles addressed the Council and complained that dogs
were destroying gardens around the town and asked that something be done
by the Council to reduce the destruction. The matter was referred to the
Police Committee and the Chief of Police with the suggestion that the
Police Chief begin immediately to collect licenses for the year April
1943 to April 1944 and also contact those whd did not pay license for the
period ending April 1943. The Clerk was directed to prepare and have
printed a leaflet asking owners of dogs to cooperate with those raising
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victory gardens.
Ord.#469 - The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 469, relating to and regulating traffic
Traffic
on public streets, its first reading at this time.
Application- The Clerk presented.applications of Standard Oil Company for permits
Standard Oil Co.
for wells A-40, A-41, A-42 and A-43 and, on motion by Grable seconded by
Hawes, applications were approved and accepted.
Demands On motion by Hawes seconded by Grable, demands approved by the Finance
Committee were ordered paid.
kayor Talbert
arrives At this time, 8:05 P.M., Mayor Talbert arrived and took the mayor's
chair.
Ord. #470 - The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 470, fixing
and regulating the compensa-
Salcaries
tion of city officers and _employees, its first
reading.
Councilman Grable, chairman of a special
committee
composed of Grable,
Henrickson, Overacker, Overmyer and Furr, made
his report
and recommendations
for salary increases and, on motion by Hawes seconded
by
Morehouse,
the City
Council approved and ordered the following increases effective
upon
the adopt-
ion of Ordinance No. 470,, motion put and carried
unanimously:
Name Title Classification
Present
Proposed
Classifi-
Salary
Salary
cation
C. R. Furr,-City Controller B
$175.00
$200.00
C
Harry A. Overmyer, City Engineer B
250.00
275.00
B
Helen Axton, Deputy City Clerk C
140.00
150.00
C
Myrtle E. Herlinger, Deputy City
Clerk C
140.00
150.00
C
Helen N. Newland, Chief Deputy Clk 0
170.00-
180.00
0
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Classifi-
Name Title cation
E. G. Belshe, Asst.Chief
of Police C
Present Proposed Classifi-
Salary Salary cation
$190.00 $210.00 C
Gale S. Bergey, Patrolman
D
175.00
190.00
C
Clarence Double,Patrolman
D
175.00
190.00
C
O.A.Mosier,Police Clerk E
160.00
175.00
C
Howard Robidoux,Motor Of. C
175.00
190.00
C
John Seltzer,Patroloan D
175.00
190.00
C
J.Tinsley, Patrolman D
175.00
190.00
C
J.K.Sargent,Fire Chief C
225.00
240.00
C
Cecil Dowty,Fire Eng. E
175.00
190.00
C
Leo Farwell, Fire Eng. E
175.00
190.00
C
L. E. Hill, Fire Eng. E
175.00
190.00
C
Wm.E.Rardin, Fire Eng. E
175.00
190.00
C
Frank F.Groover,Mech. C
175.00
190.00
C
J.C.C1ark,Sewer Plant
Operator D
185.00
195.00
C
E.R.Hensley, Sweeper
Operator C
160.00
170.00
C
P.L.Huddle,St.Foreman E
220.00
235.00
D
Ray H.Overacker, Steno-
graphic help and office
expense
100.00
125.00
D.Higgins,Chf.Life Gd. D
195.00
200.00
C
A.H.Campbell,Lab.-Tr.Truck
E
165.00
175.00
D
C.H.Ellis,Lab.-Trash Tr.
E
165.00
175.00
D
Paul Wiman,Lab.- " If
E
165.00
175.00
D
R.R.St.Clair,Sign Painter
E
190.00
200.00
C
A.Umphenour,Mechanic(Chief)
D
185.00
195.00
C
T.C.Vincent,Utility man
E
185.00
195.00
C
C.F.Cooley,Laborer-parks
D
- .75
per hr.
.80
per hr C
Henry Talbert," to
D
.75
per hr.
.90
per hr C
E.J.Daetweiler, Laborer
C
145.00
160.00
C
J. Ducommon, 1Nharfinger
.0
140.00
150.00
C
Matt Grate, Laborer
C
145.00
160.00
C
Joe Hughes,Laborer
E
165.00
175.00
D
0. H. Killian, Caretake3;
Camp Ground
C
155.00
165.00
C
F.W.Mauldin,Gardener
E
160.00
170.00
D
Joe Palladino,Gardener
E
160.00
170.00
D
Myrtle Yost, Janitress
C
85.00
95.00
C
Hugh Wells,Grader Oper.
D
170.00
180.00
C
Grover Barrows, Janitor
C
150.00
160.00
C
Everett Diekoff, Laborer
160.00
C
Service Councilman f#enrickson
called the
attention of the Council to the
Club
fact that the Service Club was
in need
of some
financial
assistance,
that $60.00 to $75.00 per month
from the City
would be
sufficient to
keep the club in active operation. The
matter
was referred
to the
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Council as a committee of the,whole to investigate and report
at next meeting.
On motion by Grable seconded by Hawes, the Council adjourned
until 7:30 P.M. Monday, March. 15,1943.
City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk
of. the City Council.
Mayor pro-tem
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