HomeMy WebLinkAbout1945-06-12 Council MinutesMUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL No 48.
COUNCIL MEE`EING HELD ON JUNE 12, 1945.
Page 1.
The Council of tho Municipal District of Kneehill No 48 held a
regular meeting on June 12th, 1945, at 10 00 a.m.
Councillors present J d. Olson, J. A. Ohlhauser, %i. Schmaltz,
H Parry, F. C Petersen, S. C. ScImelke, C. C Campbell.
11r. Ohlhauser moved that the minutes of the meeting held on
i:�iay 14 and 15, 1945, be approved Carried
The Secretary- Treasurer read the Financial Statement for the
month of 1,:ay, 1945. Mr. Schmaltz moved that the statement be
approved. Carried.
Mr. R.
E 11cKay, representing Canada Ingot Iron CompCny,
interviewed the Council
G G
King, kssistant Secretary- Treasurer, presented the accounts
that the following accounts
for consideration
Mr. Ohlhauser
moved
be passed for payment
999
Canada Ingot Iron Co.
11,913.11 /for Motor Grader
38.66/for freight
1000
1001
C. N. R
Mrs A. R Jones
40 00 /for Rvirs Fleming
1002
ti J. Purvis
184.55/for May salary
It
1003
C. J Christie
173.30 /for
164.75/for
"
1004
1005
G. G King
Chas. Trumbley
25.CC /for 111ay wages
/for Diversion
1006
J J. Bertsch
50 00
134.4-8/for overpaid taxes
1007
0 E. Simpson
50.00 /for
wages
1008
Mike Freeze
50.00/for
"
1009
Richard Evans
9.50 /far
gravel
1010
Adella Cunnington
90 25 /for
taxes collIcted
1011
Carbon S D.
79 00 /far
stamps
1012
1013
Postmaster
J J. Miller
00 /for
assessing
400.00 /for
It
1014
J J 14iller
22.80/for
it
1015
1016
C. J Christie
Wheatland S. D.
10,360.41 /for
requisition
1017
tied Deer S D.
707.81/for
2,837 4? /for
t1
j'
1018
Stettlor S. D
6,416.25/for
1019
Olds S D.
75.00 /far'
funeral
1020
E. Fortier
15.65 /for
linoleum
1020
1021
" It
J. Lipkind and Co.
50.00 /for
I;iagereak a/c
Simon a/c
1022
Farmerst Exchange
67 93/for
31.00 %for
14cCurrach a/c
1023
Lacombe Home
30.00 /for
Bogart a/c
1024
1025
Salvation Army
Salvation Army
99.50 /for
Laird,Robinson
and
Gordon a/c
1026
1027
Voided
Prov Training school
30.00/for
/for
Christensen a/c
Williams a/c
1028
Calgary Associate Clinic
6.65
30.00 /for
Boronets a/c
1029
1030
Robertson Bros.
Ellergodt's Store
10.401for
/for
Hager a/c
Rasmussen a/c
1031
Robertsonts Store
46.50
118.75/for
!\,others .�.11owance
1032
Treasury Department
26.50 1for
Elliott a/c
1033
City of Calgary
25.00 /for
relief
1034
1035
limy
%Irs. my Gore
Mrs. Kate 1auir
30.00 / for
00 /for
"
1036
Krs L:,Iargaret Bogart
5
5 O0/for
"
1037
Eric Laird
5.00 /for
1038
John Robinson
5.00 /for
"
1039
Dan Gordon
5 00/for
"
1040
George ,IcCurrach
405 . 20 /for
fuel
1041
Imperial Oil
351 62 /for
"
1042
h k ��ik
22.71: /for
1043
Ghost Pine Store
36.56 /,for
fuel �c hauling
1044
1045
Canadian ��Iotors
N. M. Schlmaltz
31 501"for
labor Div. 3
1046
1047
1048
1049
1050
1051
1052
1053
1054
1055
1056
1057
1058
1059
1060
1061
1062
1063
1054
1065
1066
1067
1068
1069
1070
1071
1072
1073
1074
1074
1074
1075
1076
1077
1078
1079
1080
1081
1082
1083
1084
1085
1086
1087
1088
1039
1090
1091
1091
109 2
T571
T572
T573
T574
T 5 7 5
T576
T577
T578
T579
T580
T581
T582
T583
T584
T585
T586
T587
T588
T589
T590
COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON JUr1E 12th, 1945.
R Radomske
H Allen Painter
George McCurrach
Rudy rlal l z
Chas. Cunningham
Lewis Toews
Provincial Mental Hospital
Costello equipment Co.
Union Tractor & Equipmt. Co
Builders Hardware
Carbon Transport
James Flaws
Adams 1:Iotors
Lipking and Co.
Trochu Machine ','' .forks
Ernest udilson
Sydney 4Jlbight
Garrett i!lotors
P McNeil
Richardson Road Mach Co.
Crown Lumber Co.
H. J. Gimbel
Three Hills Hardware
klckrthur Farm Equipment
J. E 1.1cFee
Leonard's Service
S. F. Torrance
Three ,Hills `:rotors
Concrete Products
tt it
tt tt
J. P. Ferschweiler
Brinson Trucking Service
yd K. Webb
A J Purvis
Phoenix Press Co.
Kings Printer
Drumheller 11ail
Pastorchik and Nottal
Bell Photo Co.
Calgary Drafting Co
R. P Kirk and Co.
11-unicipal Supplies
Burroughs Adding IIachine Co
Alberta Govt. Telephones
Canadian Utilities
Lliatt Schmaltz
Glenn H Farrow
It it
Calgary General Hospi
Drumheller S D
Drumheller j1unieipal
Government of Alberta
Pat Poole
John Ried
"tm. Howell
A. E. Staite
Floyd Johnson
T. H. 1,iarkle
Philip Will
Victor Gresl
H J. Gimbel
John Esau
Neil Giesbrecht
,Alfred "�7ulff
Ernest 'ililson
Chas. Trumbley
A. i:IcNaughton
Arthur Tetz
Mercy Linden
tal
Hosp.
3 50 /for
15 75/ "
10 50/ "
1.00/ it
1.00 tr
40 80/ "
30 001for
45.35/ It
806.94/ IT
25.13/ "
2 75/ ti
49 2 r "
65.65/ "
68.18/ "
59.58 ►`
2.15/ 't
59 40/ "
110 95/ tf
52.50/ tt
11225.00/ "
9.45/ "
14.25/ IT
17.20/ "
23 40/
22.65/ tt
9.60/ "
88.00/ 't
29.29/ ►t
374 71/ `t
81.32/ tt
62.2.1/ ►r
300.13/ "
15.00/ "
20 00/
14 86/ 'r
7.02/ IT
2.10/ tt
19 r,70/ "
6.25 tt
5.50/ "
27.98 "
7.65/
32.10 't
10.35/
20.30/ IT
32 87/ IT
9.01/ ►t
103.75/ 't
25.ON ►t
56.00/ "
12, 515120 It
12172.37/ "T
3,615 55/ tt
51 20% "
21.80/ "
248.36/ It
82.32 It
159.16/ "
146.02/ IT
153/.53/ IT
1(50. 02/ it
42 g2/ tt
210 06/ "
227. °2 / 't
178.16 IT
268.44/ tt
128.44/ cr
164.55/ "
78.84/ st
119.71/ t'
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Bertsch & Haining
repairs
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material
hauling
repair work
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material
repairs
expense a/c
repairs
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7 scrapers
material
expense a/c
material
repairs
material
lumber Div 4
insurance
account
Culverts Div. 4
it tt 7
it n 2
fuel
sand (Vault)
legal expense
expense acct.
stationery
acts
advertising
coal
prints
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coal shute
stationery
repairs
rental
light account
freight
diversion
refund
Poffenroth acct.
requisition
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labor on shop
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Truck
San. a/c
grass-
hopper
supplies
pump
Bruneski
Hudson
Ben
Lang
Three
Hills
Drum.
road
Alfred
Gibson
Adamson
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COUNCIL 14EETINCT HELD ON JUNE 12th, 1945.
Page 3.
T591 James Grant 50.78 for May .ages
T592 Ed. Giguere 29.58 It It
Carried.
Mr. P J Rock interviewed the Council.
M'r Schmaltz moved that Council adjourn until 1 30 p.m.
The Council re- assembled at 1.30 p.m. All members present
111r. Schmaltz reported on Committee work'
1. his interview with War Assets Corporation regarding
a 11otor Truck
2. his interview with Central Alberta Sanatorium regarding
accounts
3 property of the Municipal .'istrict stored in U.F.A
shed at Acme
Mr. Schmelke moved that Mr. Schmaltz take steps to dispose of
the poison bait stored in U.F.A shed at Acme Carried
Mr. Parry moved that a pump for watering the lawn be bought,
and that lr. Schmaltz be appointed a Committee to purchase
same. Carried.
Constable Bryson, R C i;1. P.,
reported on the investigations
and Bruneski families.
interviewed the Council, and
being made into the Rasmussen
The Secretary - Treasurer reported that James Hudson, of Carbon,
had paid 500.00 on I,1ay 22, 1945 for the purchase of 69 acres
more or less of 5E- 14- 29 -23 -4, and that on Jane 5th, 1945 he
had made application for the return of the said payment, as
he had been unable to purchase adjacent lands.
11r. :den Lang, of Carbon, interviewed the Council, and made
an offer to rent the said lands (67 acres, more or less, of
ESE- 14- 29 -23 -4) for 1945 for X13.00, with the option of purchas-
ing the said lands in the f all of 1945 for `.'00.00
Mr. Schmaltz moved that 1,41r. Ohlhauser and Mr. Olson be appointed
a committee to investigate the said property, and report on
same at next meeting of the Council Carried.
A delagation consisting of James L Qua.nce, George Sommerville,
James Sommerville, U. Lyster, V. paten, H. C. Currie, R. W Currie,
L. Ferguson, P J Rock, J Nakaska, Peter Hugo, John Hugo, Ur.
and A Waddell interviewed the Council on the matter of the route
of the District HighiAiia.y from Three Hills to Drumheller
Mr P. J. Rock read a petition signed by 35 ratepayers After
considerable discussion, 1,1r Olson moved that the entire Council
investigate the various routes proposed on June 13th, 1945
Carried
Mr. Howard Jones, 1533 -27th revenue vilest, Phone 7 -3769, Cal gary,
interviewed the Council on the matter of gravel contract work.
Ivir Campbell moved that Alfred Gibson be paid X20.00, for the
nT Freeman to travel
concession of allowing .�,r Al Cassin and Iv1rs.
across his lands (5f- 17- 30 -23 -4) in 1944 and 1945, in order to
reach the road between Sections 17 and 8- 30 -23 -4. Carried.
Mr. Campbell reported on the condition of 1virs. Lydia Adamson
now a patient in the St 11aary's Hospital, Trochu. He reports
that Dr. IL. J 'heart, attending physician, is to submit a
written report and recommendations soon.
I4ir Schmalke moved that the application of :lilliam Toews,
Swalwell, for a License as itiotor iviechanie be approved by the
Council. Carried.
Three
Hills
Hospital
Hudson
B.S.B
N2- 36 -34 -22
Milz-
Meding
nound
dist)ute
Poffenroth
Ted
Thomas
Jacob
Renn
0 k P.
oil tanks
COUNCIL MEETING HELM ON JUNE 12th, 194.5.
Page 4.
Correspondence read by the Secretary- Treasurer'
1. Mothers' Allowance re Airs. Olga Morse
2. Dept. of Public Health re Three Hills Municipal Hospital
3 Old Age .'ensions re John Elliott
4 James Hudson re Refunf of payment (13E- 14- 29 -23 -4)
5. svlrs. G. R. Walker re G R `calker (deceased)
6. Brownlee et al re Hager estate
7. Soldier Settlement re NI- 36- 34 -22 -4 (J. A. 111acItiay)
8 Highway Commissioner re Bridge NI- 7- 31 -I'6 -4
9 War lissets Corp re Truck
10. Dept. of stun. L ffairs re Auditor's Appointment
11. Holy Cross Hospital re Gottlieb Adam account ; &7`' '86.75
12. Mrs. Ed 11ilz re Pound dispute
13. Calgary General Hosp re Poffenroth account N56.00
14. Ted Thomas re Accident
15 Dept. of Public 'ydorks re 1945 Grant
16. Edmonton General Hosp. re Steve Gabara account
17. Old Age Pensions Dept. re Jacob Renn
18. British Empire kssce. re Lia.bilitxr Insurance
19. "ec. letter re Moving of machinery
Mr Olson moved that 1.Ir. Parry and Mr. Petersen be appointed to
represent this Iunicipal District on the Provisional Board of
the Three :-sills Iunicipal Hospital. Carried.
Mr Schmaltz moved that the application of James Hudson for
refund of his payment of $500.00 on SE- 14- 29 -23 -4 be tabled
until the report of the Committee be received. Carried.
Mr. Campbell reported that the fence on N�- 36- 34 -22 -4 was found
to be on the road allowance when road work was done at said
location in 1944 Secretary- Treasurer was instructed to
notify the Soldier Settlement accordingly.
Mr. Schmelke moved that the Holy Cross Hospital be offered ¢150.00
as full settlement of the Gottlieb Adam account. Carried.
Mr. Campbell reported
damages be given to iI
by 11,Irs Ed lriilz. 'IdIr
accepted, and payment
Carried.
that he r
3ding Bros
Ohlhauser
of X10.00
acommends that an award of 'p10.00
for damages from sheep owned
moved that this recommendation be
damages to 1.Ieding Bros. authorized.
Mr. Schmaltz moved that the account of Calgary General Hospital
for 56 00 ( Poffenroth) be paid, and the said amount charged
against NE- lC-- 29- 25 -y4-. Cexried.
Mr Ohlhauser moved that Gravel checkers be paid 80r/. per hour.
Carried
Mr. Olson gave a report on the accident in which a daughter
of Ted Thomas, of Drumheller, Alta. was injured. fir. Schmaltz
moved that the Secretary-Treasurer be instructed to inform 1.1r.
Thomas that according to information presented to the Council,
no responsibility is accepted by the Municipal District for the
said accident Carried.
Mr. schmaltz moved that the application of Jacob Renn for an
Old Age Pension be approved. Carried.
Ivlr. Petersen moved that Secretary *Treasurer be instructed to
get information regarding Liability Insurance. Carried.
Mr. Ohlhauser moved that correspondence be filed. Carried..
Mr Parry moved that steps be taken to purchase two fuel
tanks of 500 gallon capacity each. Carried.
Hamlets
Soldier
Relief Act
Carlson
Simon
and
Kostyniuk
Lynch
NIN- 22 -33 -22
.11otor
grader
7 scrapers
Kneivel
bridges
cemeteries
COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON JUNE 12th, 1945.
Page 5.
Mr. Campbell moved that notices be posted in the Hamlets of
the Municipal District ordering the removal of ashes, manure
and other rubbish. Carried.
Mr J. A. Ohlhamser moved that refund of ��108 51 be made to �
Oscar Carlson of Trochu, the said refund representing the 1945
taxes p?.id by sir Carlson on 5_;'�- 34- 33- -25 -4, land which is the
Property of his son R. E. Carlson, a soldier serving in Holland.
Carried.
1.1r. Ohlhauser moved that an allowance of ;15.00 per month be
authorized for Steve Simon 1% of Carbon, at the Farmers' Exchange,
also that an allowance of v15 00 per month, plus a pair of work
shoes be authorized for Pete Kostyniuk, of Carbon, at the
Farmers' Exchange. Carried.
Mr Schmelke moved that the approval of the Council be given to
the application of William Toews, of Swalwell for a License as
a 11otor l41echa.nic Carried.
By -Law No 29 (A By -Lati ^t to rovide for the sale of N`u'd- �22- 33� -22 -4
to Thomas Lynch for 4 250.00 was given third reading. lir
Ohlhauser moved that third reading of By - Law No 29 be approved.
Carried.
By -Law No. 32 (A -t3y_Law to provide for the purchase of a
Motor- Grader) was given first reading. Ur Ohlhauser moved
that first reading of By -law No 32 be approved Carried.
By -Law No. 32 was given second reading fir. Schmelke moved
that second reading of By -U No. 32 be approved. Carried.
By -Law No 33 (A B -Law to provide for the purchase of seven
turn -over scrapers was given first reading Mr. Campbell
mover: that first reading of L'y -Lacr No 33 be approved. Carried.
By -Law No. 33 was given second reading jir. Parry moved that
second reading of By_Law No 33 be approved. Carried.
Mr. Campbell reported that two bridges on the Ghost Pine Creek
1 at Kneivel's farm 2 miles north and 1 mile east of Trochu,
2 at 11artin linther's farm, 1 mile south and 1 mile west of
Huxley, are in need of repairs Air. Campbell moved that the
material for the repair of these bridges be purchased, and same
charged to "General" public works Carried
There was discussion regarding the maintenance and upkeep of
the cemeteries of the 1,1unicipal District, and it was agreed that
each Councillor will submit a list of the cemeteries in his
division, and recommendation regarding a caretaker, to the next
meeting of the Council.
.sir Olson moved that Council do note adjourn. Carried.
Time. 7.30 p m.
Reeve r Sec Treasurer
MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL No. 48.
COURT OF REVISION HELD ON JUNE 12. 1945.,
The Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill No 48 met as
a Court of Revision on June 12th, 1945 at 2 00 p.m.
Councillors present J yr Olson, J. A. Ohlhauser, M. Schmaltz,
H. Parry, F C. Petersen, S C. Schmelke, C C Campbell.
Mr FI. Parry was Chairman, and I41r C. J. Christie was Secretary
of the Court of Revision. Mr. J J iviiller, ilssessor, was
present throughout the entire proceedings of the Court of
Revision
The Court of Revision dealt with the appeals in the following
manner.
Frank Loewen. was not present
Soy- 26- 31 -26 -4. ssessr�ent of , ;2,150 reduced to " ;1,980
Carried.
r
14rs S. 11illiyen was not present
W2 of Yd- 7- 31 -25 -4' Assessment of X1,200 reduced to �760
Carried.
William :Dyck was not present
r' NE- 22 -31- 26--4' ssessment of 1;72, 550 reduced to 2,180
Carried
Dr. A J '14eart. was not present
NE- 8- 31 -26 -4' Assessment of "2,000 reduced to 41,760
NW- 8- 31 -26 -4 " x'2$00 " 01,760
f aE- 8- 31 -26 -4` " 1,900 41,300
Carried.
J. P. Goertzen. was not present
NE- 12- 31 -26 -4- Lssessment of ..1,900 reduced to ;,`1,540
Carried.
Godfrpd Kimrnell. was not present
NE- 3- 31 -26 -4' Assessment of `��2, 350 reduced to '1, 990
I�TaJ- 3- 31 -26 -4' " 2,050 " 11370
SE- 3- 31 -26 -4. " , ft
2400 21290
SW- 3- 31 -26 -4. It ,2,000 it 41,080 Carried
Robert Nilne' was not present'
1 NE- 1- 31 -26 -4. Assessment of ;)'2,100 reduced to ;1,430
N41- 1- 31 -26 -4. " X2,300 " �; `2, 160
Carried.
H. 11 Isaac. was present at Court of Revision
NE- 35•- 2J -22 -4 Assessment of :','2,400 confirmed
Carried
Mrs. J. K.ot)ulos was present at the Court of Revision
NE- 31- 30 -23 -4 Assessment of %3,000 confirmed
SE- 31- 30 -23 -4 �2,030 reduced to Q ;1,980 Carried.
John Gibson was not present
SE- 01- 30 -23 -4. ii.ssessment of 12, 800 reduced to � 1, 860 Carried
COURT OF REVISION HELD ON JUNE 12, 1945.
Page 2.
Karl Schuler was not present
SE- 6- 29 -23 -4 assessment of `3,200 confirmed
SVJ- 5- 29 -23 -4. it X3,100
NE- 5- 29 -23 -4. "
Fred Fuller' was not present
SE- 36- 29 -22 -4. Assessment of Q2,950 confirmed
SW-36-210-22-4. it �"3, 200 reduced to ",;3,130
R. H. Gibson' was not present
NE- 36- 30 -23 -4 Assessment of +:2,100 reduced to x;1,940
Maurice Grenier. was not present
h'1- 8- 29 -21 -4' kssessment of "1,000 reduced to „f355
J R Proctor. was not present
Lot 1, Block 4 Lssessment of >200 to +,100
Improvements 250 to x:1250
Lots 2 -3, Block 4' kssessment of ,y75 to J175
Improvements " X1600 to Nil
Pat Spragg' was not present
Carried
Carried
Carried
Carried.
'harried.
j NW- 18- 31 -26 -4. assessment of 62,250 reduced to '1,950
Sti`- 18- 51- 2,6 -4. " 91, 850 "l, 580 Carried
Mrs. Grace MxBratney., was not present
SVJ- 23- 31 -25 -4 Assessment of �p2,100 reduced to 1,570
5E- 23- 31 -25 -4. " 11,900 '' x1,400 Carried.
J. S. Uundas' was not present
,-, �11'12 11350
�f NE- 2- 32 -r6 -4. Assessment of 2,150 reduced to il
SE- 2- 32 -26 -4. 't , 0 00 'r ?` 1, 2,20 Carried.
Prairie Bible Institute., represented by Ir. Kirk
Laundry Bldg. assessment of >6,750 reduced to 61030 Carried.
J. J. Barkman was not present
Store on NV - 21- 30 -25 -4. Business tax of ;24.00 confirmed Carried.
Mr. Ohlhauser moved that the above decisions of the Court of
Revision be accepted, and adjustments in Assessment made
accordingly Carried.
11r. &filler discussed the Business Tax of �.240!per annum on
the Linden Co- Operative hairy Limited. 1r. Schmaltz moved that
this assessment be confirmed. Carried
Moved by Mr. Olson that the Court of Revision do now conclude
its business, and adjourn. Carried
V
Chairn n. Secretary