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Home My WebLink About1944-11-13 Council MinutesP lk 11!19?#1_1TS6t MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL No. 278. COUNCIL MEETING HELD NOVE1fBER 13, 1944 Page 1 The Council of the 11unicipal District of Kneehill No. 278 met on I,ionday the 13th day of November, 1944, at 10.00 a m The Council was called to order by the Reeve, sir H Parry, who presided at the meeting. Councillors present* Par. J 'V Olson, Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser, Mr. hi Schmaltz, Mr. H. Parry (Reeve), Mr F. C Petersen, Mr. Geo. R. 'dalker and A`r C. C. Campbell Mr M Schmaltz moved that the minutes of the previous meeting be adopted. Carried. Mr J t4 Olson moved that the financial statement for the month of October, 1944, be adopted. Carried. Mr. C. J. Christie, Assistant Secretary Treasurer, read the accounts rendered and waiting approval for payment. Mr. F C Petersen moved that the 1,lagorack family be cut off relief at the end of November, 1944 Carried Mr C. C Campbell moved that the Provincial Government be asked to compromise on the account of the Provincial Mental Hospital with the (dissolved) lunicipal District of Ghost Pine No 308 Carried Mr. J A. Ohlhauser moved that the Secretary Treasurer be instructed to investigate the account of Olga Bertsch with the Provincial Mental iIospital Carried. Mr G G King, Assistant Secretory Treasurer, presented the Public ':works statement. Mr. 11. Schmaltz moved that additional allocations for public works in 1944 be made as follows* Division 1. rr rr 31500.00 11 2. 7 3 5 ,., '7 , 500 00 r' 3• rr 3,500 00 252 96L,, 4' collections 3,500.00 rY 5. : ; 3,500.00 " 6. " 3,500.00 " 7 Raining & Bertsch 3, 500 00 General account 10,000 00 Total 34,500.00 Carried Mr J 1,, Ohlhauser moved that the following accounts be passed as read, and approved for payment. 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 C. J. Christie G G King A. J. Purvis Philip Will Arvo Niemi Calgary Associate Clinic Acme Village S D. #'2296 Beiseker S D #55 Carl Tetz Voided cheque Trochu Valley S. D. Hank of Montreal (Trochu) Robt D Christie Lacombe Home Prov Training School Salvation Army Salvation Army City of Calgary Prov Mental Hospital 173 30ofor October salary 164.75,;; It it It 184.55v, If rr rr 76.78,,. It labor 7 3 5 ,., n It 33 00v\ rr K. p,Juir acct 252 96L,, " collections 43 71v; YY it 5.40 „, ” labor 68.05 " collections 5.00 " box rental 14.40 " labor 31.00x- 'Y MCCurrach 15.00v, " Christensen 30 00 " Bogart 85.60` "' rY indigents 26 50 " Elliott 30 00 " Raining & Bertsch AlY � Di ��FR7801� FORM 149-P— Special 6. COUNCIL 1vIEETING HELD NOVEI;IBER 13th, 1944 Pago 2 368 Prov Treasurer 6.57,for Child 'relfare 369 1.1others' ,allowance Dept 100.00,/, account 370 Robertson Bros 30 00.^ " Boronet 371 Robertson's Store 61.80 " Fleming Rasrnusei 372 Ben's General Store 10.00,. " Halbritter 373 1'.. Berkovitch (In trust) 61 75- " indigents 374- L J Smith 84 00, " Bruneski 375 C. W. Schimke 29.95^ " Mrs. Hager 376 Burroughs adding Machine Co 9.78- " servicing 377 Sherriff's Office 2 30N " summons 378 J E 1.1cFee 12.60 " Div 5 379 Crown Lumber Co. (I3eiseker) 8.45.E " Div. 3 380 Crown Lumber Co. (Trochu) 540.60v " Div. 7 68 80" '' Div 6 85.35, " General 381 Crown Lumber Co. (3 Hills) 210.10, " Div. 4 12.85^ " Div 5 404 26o " General 382 Crown Lumber Co (Carbon) 485 27v " Div 2 168.20. " Cenera.l 383 Atlas Lumber Co. 4P5.02� " it 384 A Taylor 5 00� " freighting 385 A Velker & Sons 11.10, " repairs 386 J. W. Sutherland 4.00° " labor 387 E. H. Van "'Jart 7.00v " weed inspection 388 Precision Machine Co 20 15, " repairs 389 Sunnyslope Garage 5 75, " Div 4 7 ; . 73, " general 390 I�. and -. I'lotors 4.25 " pump 391 Earl Jennings 9 30- " labor (vault) 392 rs T� ;+ .r,.l >„ l re ,ze 9 �0 u rr 111 r n 393 Alfred ',dulff 165.760 11 wages October 394 Scotty I.,Iurra.y 9 30� " labor (Vault) 395 W K T,Ioc re 4,- 80,n " it It 396 D. J. ja-,iatzsky 5.90v, it harde[are 397 L.. J. Purvis 13.17,. " expenses 398 C J Christie 15 MA " it 399 Trochu 'h,.achine 'W'orks 51 70v " repairs 400 E. Andison 16.500 " it 401 Crown Lumber (Wimborne) 24.00, " Div. 6 40P Farmers' Lumber Co. 67 lO� It Material 403 C L Shuler 25.00\A- " gravel 404 J. Tppper 26.00., " repairs 405 B B Caetz 1. 60,A " hardware 406 Drumheller I:1ail 4 95 " advertising 407 Carbon Chronicle 3.90m " it 4.08 John Ernst 26.26;. " anti- freoze 409 Sri Viestwood 4 00� " repairs 410 Bennett Glass Co g 80,� " iT 411 C C Diede 40 M, " freighting 412 Canadian Utilities 24.00,-, " lights 413 H. J. Gimbel 7.39" sundries 414 J A Meehan 147 90.1 " Tweed inspector 415 Chas. E. Fentiman 14. 2 Ov, it " 416 J. A. Find1p T 45 10.n " bailiff fees 417 P. McNeil 67.40v4 " repairs 418 A. Reub 8.60- " i° Div. 6 65 25 " if general 419 Whitlock Lumber Co 4 20v " mn teria.l 420 acme Garage 4 55- " repairs 42:1 Acme I.a.rdware 1 15, " harawa.re 422 Ferguson Supply Co. 11.60 ,.krr It 423 Costello Equipment Co 14 bearings 424 I:- lunicipal Supplies 3.41," It stationery 425 Concrete Products 68.85`" Div. 4 113 72 " Div 2 426 Imperial Oil Ltd 47n� 97 " fuel 427 Maple Leaf Petroleum 44 95, " fuel 428 B A Oil Co 124 OOs " fuel 429 Canada Ingot Iron Co. 8.75 " general 521 99 o " Div 7 430 Canada Creosoting Co 18 40 -4- i° Div 2 Idl� s FORM 149 -12— Specter COUNCIL MEETING HELD NOVEMBER 13th, 1944 Page 3 431 Union Trqctor & Hary Co 360 97 -for repairs 432 A. G. Telephones 12 73v If rental 433 Chas Pa.ttison 17.50, " gravel 434 James Flaws 79.000 " repairs 435 J. W. Olson 3 25- 'r expenses 436 Floyd Nelson 54.00 " freighting 437 Kate Euir 25.00 " relief 438 R Wallz 11.25 "' repairs 439 John Robinson 5 00 " comforts 440 Eric Laird 5 00- " " 441 i.rs Bogart 5.00q " it 442 George McCurrach 5.000 " it 403 Ers. Amj Gore 25 00o " relief 444 Wm McKenzie 6 .40y" labor 445 J M Johnson 27.204 It it 446 Robert Mashford 5 00 IT it 447 Carl Nelson 6 50M " 11 448L E Thompson 7.00y n freighting T278 Mike freeze 10 200 It labor vault T279 Otto Haller 49 17,E " it T280 John Dauer 14.18Y " it T281 Ben 0 Johnson 13.82 'r It T282 Albert Bertsch 8.63- " pound- keeper T283 Gid Tinlin 20 00 " compensation T284 Andrew Armstrong 20.00 - " it T285 Govt of Alberta 3,702.22" " Social Services requisition T286 James Grant 66 00v " labor T287 Gottlieb Maerz 31.50 T288 Duncan Peters 12.60V T239 Glen Jones 19 00- n s► T290 Gordon Grant 46 52, T291 irvo Ranter 3 500 T292 C `dd Smith 2.800 T293 Otto Martin 14 00v T294 Nilliam Hagel 10 2Q4 T295 B 0 Johnson 16.00Y T296 Robert M,Xinlay 20.00^ T297 Howard Lcischner 7 00, T298 k. H. Kneivel 10 000 " 'r T299 Arthur Knoivel 2.50 T300 E A Brown and Son 255.22, " It T301 0. J. McCoy and Son 11165 69vv u gravel work T302 A. L. Balderson 89.70y It labor T303 John Mc "larva 14.00, It if T304 Oliver Parry 12.250 " It T305 Joe Naka.ska 117 85Y It if T306 Jack Campbell 12.25 rr it T307 2 Bagot 4.000 If T308 Eric Carlson 5 00- " it T309 H. A. Painter 13 43Y " it T310 H. M Painter 12.25Y rr IT T311 M Miller 9.900 rr It T312 L Ganske 6.00Y " It T313 Penner Bros 14.00 " IT T314 Henry Reddekopp 33 000 " It T315 William Matson 9 DO- T316 John C. Kraft 13 00- rt n T317 Emil 8erreth 52.60. T318 Chris Eszlinger 15 OOY T319 41 MarsYiman 23.000 T320 John Horsch 2i 504 T321 John Reid 28 50< It It T322 Gottlieb Remboldt 14.00 T323 James A. King 5 ON n n T324 Ludwig Thurn 124 ON " n T325 Gottlieb Eszlinger 26.00 r' It T326 Hubert Kroschel 9.50, " it T327 Chas Tetz 18.00fi. " n T328 Clarence Riggs 2.80,n n T329 Walter Hay 2 00, rr rr T330 Julius F Ohlhauser 3 00_°" N FORM 119 -P— Special Carried. ✓ Z- COUNCIL 2«EETII`TCT HELD NOVEMBER 13th, 1944 Page 4 T331 Jaynes ':, Hay 50 80�for labor T332 Carl E Schmaltz 14.00°1 " If T333 Mrs. A. Lammle 11.80., It It T334 A. Tetz 41.75-- " If T33I J. Gordon 53 10� " " T336 James Young 4 50,N tr rl T337 E S Young 150.73 rr u T338 P. J. Fuller 486.00u`° T339 E. Kahn T340 A Davis 38 00 T341 George Beagrie 44.004, T342 Elmar Fischer 18.00° T343 edam Berreth 14 15.r " r' ^1344 John Hixt 61.50,y, " r' T345 Robert Evans 3.75 '1 T346 2. C. Jackson 6.00°- T347 Joseph Hagel 35.00-- T348 Leo Hagel 78 75i" rr sr T349 'd A James 5.Q0 rr rr T 3 5 0 Victor Gustafson 27.00` T351 Louis T;'alaka 4 50- n n T352 Joe Kovalik 4 50� rr rr T353 Emil Schimke 74.001 r1 rr T354 J. A. Meehan 74.00v T355 i�mbroi.se Lemay 24 00 -' T356 Emil Zeigler 6.00` n " T357 David P,xcKinlay 20.00- T358 Donald hicKinlay 22.00=- " T359 Rheinhold 14artin 5 50.x- T360 Edward Heer 8 O0,/\ rr rr T361 Albert Stanger 5.00 "+ T362 J. S. Fraser 14.70-, T363 dJilliam Howell 282 36- " October wages T364 Paul Elvin 121 04t, " " it R2135 11 It 91.52 , '° " It T365 Floyd Johnson 71.36: " sr sr T366 Harvey lVarkle 256 76- rr a rr T367 Philip d1111 238 86- T368 Victor Gresl 244.46", It it if T369 H. J. Gimbel 331.46 It it it T370 John Esau 258.86',-, IT if rr T371 Heil Giesbrecht 257.76,,3" T372 Ernest Wilson 304.57,, IR373 11 it 70.94 V: rr rr tt T374 Fred Liddle 202.66.; n rr u T 3 7 5 Chas. Trumbley 130 00,\ T376 Leo Ohlhauser 9.10"p, T377 Jacob Klassen 264.00^ " Labor T378 Harry Hunt 4.75 - ,-, " r' (Shop job) T379 Otto Martin 4 50 T380 Leo G. Biebrick 4.50.- T381 Emil J. Ohlhauser 4.50W T382 N H Ohlhauser 32 90-, T383 . "Ji11iEun P i r i e 21 76tH n If " it T384 Edward Kober 29.21v, " f1 it If T385 Toivo Lnderson 51.50k' n It T386 Adam Aiaerz 2.50 "} " it T387 Solomon Maerz 3,50- rr If T388 A Bertsch 41.65- " it T389 T Paterson 44 92k- " T390 Dan Kline 12 80� It it T391 Orval Hastie 21.70iq T392 Pete Kowolcuk 15.20"x. T393 ,d K Moore 42 45k3 " " (Vault job) T394 ::'ike Riley 12.00 'r n 11 sr T395 %like Freeze 4 80, 1t rr sr r T396 .Eric Bowhay 2.00.E " " If If T397 .k H Tiurray 7.50 ,4 " n it it T398 Frank Riley 3.00.• T399 Len Bates 7.50 ; r1 rr s1 u Carried. ✓ Z- vidson rrie DI 0 4 FORM 149 -P— Special COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 13th, 1944. Page 5. Mr. J. " Ohlhauser moved that Council adjourn until 1 30 p.m. for lunch. Carried. The Council re- convened at 1.30 p.m. All _members present. Mr. K. 4. Davidson interviewed the Council on the matter o: hiring Municipal machinery for the removal of earth from his coal mine. R�r. R. Id. Currie interviewed the Council on the matter of taxes on NW-26-30-22-4 and SE- 27- 30 -22 -4. The Secret- ary presented computations of the taxes as follows. NW -26 5E -27 Taxes in arrears Jan. 1, 1931 545.10 190.05 Taxes levied 1931 - 1935 228 79 203.03 Total 773.89 393.08 Payments 1931 - 1935 159 92 239.28 Balance 613.97 153.80 --------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- Taxes levied 1936 - 1943 573.10 499 59 Payments 1936 - 1943 427.09 339.77 Balance 146 01 159 82 ----------------------------------------------------- - - - -- The Secretary read a communication from the Department of Municipal Affairs, dated October 19, 1944, and under the signature of J. M. Heaton, Chief Municipal Inspector, stating that the Council would be within its rights by accepting the tares levied in the years prior to 1936 with the elimination of penalties thereon, (as per the proposal of the Board of Review), and further that the Council would be within its rights to grant the benefits of The Tax Consolidation Act in respect to the taxes for the years 1936 - 1943. Mr. Ohlhauser moved that the following settlement be offered to Mr .R. 'uu Currie for the payment of the taxes on NW- 26- 30 -22 -4 and SE- 27- 30 -22 -4• Balance owing for 1931 -1935 Plus Interest for 8 yrs @ 6% Balance owing for 1936 -1943 Less 25% diset on 573 10 Less 25% diset. on 499.59 NW-26 5E -27 613 97 153 80 294.72 73.84 146.01 159 32 143.27 124.90 Net amount payable 911 43 262 56 Carried. Mr. Currie accepted this offer of settlement. FORM 149- P— Speciai COUNCIi, MEETING ON NOVEMBER 13th, 1944 Page 6 s orrin Mr. Somerville, 111r. Waddell and Mr. Quance interviewed erry the Council on the matter of the location of road lead - ing to the 111orrin ferry from the �i;est side of the Red Deer River after considerable discussion, I+.Ir 'Ala.lker moved that the Council as a body investigate the location of the road in question in the spring of 1945, and pefore the said road is built Carried lds ;,1r. -'elk Dundas, Trustee of the Olds School Division, chool I interviewed the Council on the matter of school facil- ivision ities in the area immediately Jest of the Hamlet of ;imborne. He asked the Council to give consideration to the construction of a. "Blind Line" bet-een Sections 27 & 28- 33 -26 -4 and erections 33 & 34- 33 -26 -4, and made representations to show that the construction of such a "Blind Line" would be of benefit to those i ratepayers whose children attend the school in the Hamlet of 'dimborne, and who live in the area immediately crest of the said Hamlet. 1..1r George R Walker indicated that the matter would receive attention when the public works program for 1.945 was being prepared. E rochu 11r. J P Ferguson, and Er Frere, representing the ospital I Trochu and district hospital committee, interviewed the Council on the matter of a Municipal Hospital District for the northern part of the :Municipality After much discussion, Mr. Campbell moved that the Council petition the 1,1inister of Health to establish into a 1.1unicipal Hospital District the area. Tp. 33 that part of Rge 22 to the ?��iest of the Red Deer River, all of Ranges 23, 24, 25 and 26. Tp. 32• That part of Rge 21 to the vest of the Red Deer River, all of Ranges 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26. I Tp 31 That part of Rge. 21 to the west of the Red Deer River, all of Ranges 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26. and also that alternatively- the araa' Tp. 34' Ranges 22, 23 and 24, and that part of Range 21 to the west of the Red Deer River be added to the said Iaunicipal Hospital District, the said 'Municipal Hospital District to utilize, by contract, the services of St. 111ary's Hospital, located in the I Village of Trochu, k1berta. The Reeve called for a. vote on the question, and the vote , ,,Jas. Yeas. Olson, Ohlhauser, Schmaltz, talker, Campbell. The Reeve declared the motion aerried. nnual Mr. Schmaltz moved that the following preparations be 3eting I made for the annual meeting of the ratepayers , 1. That Nomination Day be the 19th day of February, 1945 2 That the Nominations be received, and the annual meetin of the ratepayers be held in the Town of Three Hills, and that Secretary Treasurer be instructed to hire a public hall for the said mecti.n, 3. That 11, C Milligen, of 3'unnyslope, be appointed as Returning Officer. JUIT,� 4 That the following be appointed as Enumerators. Q' 4 S. F. Torrance for Division 1, L Balderson for Division 3, and J. J. 11iller for Division 7. �•a: T �'� // � Dtnat � , COUNCIL MELTING ON NOVE2v1BER 13th, 1944. Page 7. elections 5. That polls be established, and Deputy returning j Officers appointed, as follows* Poll ? eputy Returning Officer Mir Parry moved that the remuneration for election of4'icials be. Returning Officer 1;6.00 per day and 10� per mile for mileage, for Enumerators and Deputy Returning Officers ,T�5.00 per day and 10� per mile for mileage, for Poll Clerks ;4.00 per day. Carried. Yr. Schmaltz moved that the following preparations be made for the Sale of Lands under The Tax Recovery A act on December 4th, 1944. 1. That A. J. Purvis be appointed as huctioneer, and C. J. Christie as clerk. be 2. That C J Christie appointed to make an appraisal of the lands, and the improvements thereon, and to submit a report of his work at the next meeting of the Council Carried Mr Ohlhauser moved that a. special meeting of the Council be held on Monday December hth, 1944 at 10.00 a.m. Carried. me i Iair 'dalker moved that the of 'ice safe, formerly in fe the I,1unicipal Office, Acme, be advertised for sale for one week in The Calgary Daily Herald for `; 300.00 Carried eputy 11.1r. Ohlhausor nominated Mr Schmaltz for Deputy Reeve eeve for the last six months of 1944. Carried. 7arbon dr Ohlhauser reported on the progress being made on shop the building of a Repair Shop in the Village of Carbon, and submit�ed the following data. in respect to same. Size of shop' 361 x 301, 16t posts, studding 211 x 6" Foundation. 181" above ,round line, 8't wide Building to have concrete floor thoughout, and to be equipped with two overhead inverted U beams for hoists. Building to be equipped with two large doors 11 ft. high, to allow for admission of machinery. x +estimated cost. '1 .00 s 14r 'y'valker -moved that the report be accepted, and the 7DI approval of the C ouncil given to the said construction. `Carried. Z�# FORM 118 -R— Special Orkney Fred Plant Beveridge Lake Chas. Andrews Humboldt E. Betteher Churchill Harry Turner ----------------------------------------- Beiseker Joseph Hagel !".cme R V,, Agar Marrow - - - p - ---- - Vim. Postill As hero ft CT. H. Perry Huxley D A 11cHillan _ Hepburn S Hepburn Trochu_____ ______ ______ .-_Alfred+I_ieehan .� - - -_ _- Carried Mir Parry moved that the remuneration for election of4'icials be. Returning Officer 1;6.00 per day and 10� per mile for mileage, for Enumerators and Deputy Returning Officers ,T�5.00 per day and 10� per mile for mileage, for Poll Clerks ;4.00 per day. Carried. Yr. Schmaltz moved that the following preparations be made for the Sale of Lands under The Tax Recovery A act on December 4th, 1944. 1. That A. J. Purvis be appointed as huctioneer, and C. J. Christie as clerk. be 2. That C J Christie appointed to make an appraisal of the lands, and the improvements thereon, and to submit a report of his work at the next meeting of the Council Carried Mr Ohlhauser moved that a. special meeting of the Council be held on Monday December hth, 1944 at 10.00 a.m. Carried. me i Iair 'dalker moved that the of 'ice safe, formerly in fe the I,1unicipal Office, Acme, be advertised for sale for one week in The Calgary Daily Herald for `; 300.00 Carried eputy 11.1r. Ohlhausor nominated Mr Schmaltz for Deputy Reeve eeve for the last six months of 1944. Carried. 7arbon dr Ohlhauser reported on the progress being made on shop the building of a Repair Shop in the Village of Carbon, and submit�ed the following data. in respect to same. Size of shop' 361 x 301, 16t posts, studding 211 x 6" Foundation. 181" above ,round line, 8't wide Building to have concrete floor thoughout, and to be equipped with two overhead inverted U beams for hoists. Building to be equipped with two large doors 11 ft. high, to allow for admission of machinery. x +estimated cost. '1 .00 s 14r 'y'valker -moved that the report be accepted, and the 7DI approval of the C ouncil given to the said construction. `Carried. Z�# FORM 118 -R— Special jommun- ications Farrow ikolaus eski eming thieu W '�'xtSti� FORM 149- P— Spectal COUNCIL MEETING ON NOVEMBER 13, 1944. Page 8. The Secretary Treasurer read the following communications Old Age Pensions Dept re Patrick Cooney General Hospital re* James H Jensen Union Tractor Co. re. Credit Mote `;3,000.00 Glenn Farrow re. Road Diversion C. P R. re Agreement for the drain Robertson & Co. re List of 11achinery Dept Public Works re. Grant �'�1,500 vVimborne road Mrs. Nillolaus re* Application Mothersl Allowance Mrs. Bruneski re' Application Clothing order Dept Public Health re. Tp. 29, Rge. 23 Drumheller Hospital re Tp 29, Rge. 23 Dept. Att. General re Housing scheme Soldier Settlement re NI- 36- 34 -22 -4 Anton Hagel re. McCoy & Sons Manufacturers Life re H J. King Mr. Schmaltz move'd' that 11r. Glenn Farrow be informed that the Municipal District hereby amends its offer of settle- ment for road diversion (as recorded on the bottom of Page 2 11.1iinutes of .1�ugust 14th, 1944) as follows (1) unchanged (2) unchanged (3) the 11unicipal District undertakes to build a sub --way 8 ft. x 5 ft at a location to be mutually agrcod upon. (4) the 11unicipal District undertakes to build a fence on both sides of the diversion, using three strands of tiiire, with cedar posts where necessary, with trees used as posts where cedar posts are not required. (5) the 1.1un_icipal T)i.strict assumes no responsibility for repair or Maintenance of fence after construction. `.'.'his is the final offer of settlement Carried Mr. Schmaltz moved that recom endation be made to the Dept. of I.iothersl Allowance that an allowance of $30.00 per month be granted to 1irs. ikolaus, providing she qualifies as a rosident of this I:Iunicipal District. Carried. Mr. Petersen moved that an order for clothing of maximum value of `1P40 00 be issued to the Bruneski family. Carried. lir Campbell made a report on the circumstances of the Fleming family, Huxley. Mr Campbell moved that ,latt Hanna be offered as settlement for compensation for lands expropriated for Road Diversion in Nli- 16- 33-23 -4' 3 9 acres land @ $30.00 per acre 117 00 2 strands of wire 19.00 Labor 5.00 Total amount of compensation y 141.00 Carried Mr. Campbell moved that B CT 14athieu be offered as settlement for compensation for lands expropriated for Road Diversion in SW-16- 33-23 -4. 4 acres of land C-: Np40.00 160.00 Carried Keirle Tetz COUNCIL MEETING ON NOVEMBER 13, 1944 Page 9 Mr. '➢talker moved that the following amounts be paid for compensation for grain crops damaged when road diversion was built in 11E- 36- 32- 25.4. Walter Tetz 4 60.00 Oscar Keirle :,30.00 Carried. At 9.45 p.m. 11r. Ohlhauser moved that Council do now adjourn. the next meeting to be held on December 4th, 1944 at 10 00 a m L' V FORM 149 -P— Special ReevrE Oec Treas,