HomeMy WebLinkAbout1946-05-13 Council MinutesMUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL No. 48
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 13th. 1946.
Page 1.
The Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill No. 48
assemble in the Village of Acme on May 13th, 1946 at 9.00 a.m.
and tray lled to the Municipal Office at Three Hills. On the
way the iollowing inspections were made'
1 Ditch in NE- 19- 29 -25 -4
2. Cattle pass between NW- 8- 30 -25 -4 and SVd- 17- 30 -25 -4
3. Road Diversion in S. Vt. corner of Sec. 15- 30 -25 -4.
4. unopened road allowance between Sections 11 and 14
in Tp. 30, Rge. 25.
5. Hamlet of Swalwell where Mr. Frank Tricker and
Dr. H M Elliott were interviewed.
The meeting of the Council started at 1.00 p.m. with
the Reev presiding.
Councillors present' J W Olson, J A Ohlhauser,
M. Schma tz, H. Parry, F. C. Petersen, . C. Schmelke and
C C C Abell
Mr. :'schmaltz moved that the minutes of the last
meeting f the Council be accepted and approved. Carried.
ment for
accepted
The Secretary- Treasurer presented the Financial State-
the month of April, viz
Receipts.
Bank balance April 1st, 1946 71,528.17
Cash on hand April 1st, 1946 None
Receipts in April, 1946 8,611.42
Out - standing cheques April 30th 1,010.82
81,1.50.41
Pavments.
Out- standing cheques April 1st 1,512.12
Payments in April, 1946 82440 64
Bank balance April 30th, 1946 71,157.65
Cash on hand April 30th, 1946 40.00
81,150 41
This Statement submitted to Council May 13th, 1946.
t1H. Parry" Reeve "A. J. Purvis" Sec. Treas.
Mr. Ohlhauser moved that the Financial Statement be
and approved. Carried.
Two members of the Canadian Legion, Harold and William
Richards n, interviewed the Council and requested that the
tractor End bull -dozer of the Municipal District be rented to
the Legi n for the excavating of a basement Mr. Petersen
moved th t the machinery be rented to the Legion for $4.00 per
hour, an that the work be done at a time when the machinery
is opera ling close to Three Hills. Carried.
Alfred 4ulff interviewed the Council on the matter
of emplo ent
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FORM 149_P— Special
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 13th, 1946.
Page 2.
The Council was interviewed by a number of contractors
viz.. Mr Eslinger, Mr. Poffenroth, Mr. Invararity, Mr. Gallelli,
Mr Kerwin and Mr McArthur.
Correspondence read
Dept of Public Welfare re. Mrs Margaret Bogart
Dept. of Agriculture
re*
N F Bell
Dept. of Mun. Affairs
re'
Village of Swalwell
Town of Strathmore
re.
Highway No. 1
Orkney Local A. F. U.
re.
Pound - keeper
Dept of Mun Affairs
re.
P. B. Institute
Brownlee, et al
re'
File
Three Hills B of T.
re'
roads
Mothers' Allowance
re:
Mrs. Olga Morse
If If
re.
Mrs. Nellie McKay
It It
re.
Mrs. Lydia Adamson
Dept. of Agriculture
re:
P. F. A. A. (31 -24 -4)
J. F. Toews
re'
Garage at Linden
Old Age Pensions
re'
Mrs. Carrie Engen
If It it
re
Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings
Dept. of Public Works
re.
1946 Grant
Red Deer S. D. at al
re'
1946 requisitions
0. T. Richardson
re'
Gravel work
Thos. Kirwan
re.
if H
Dept. of Mun Affairs
re'
Tax Consolidation By -law
Three Hills Legion
re
Wilmeb Tetz
Dept. Public Health
re•
Elnora Hospital Dist.
If n n
re'
Acme 11 n
Carbon Chronicle
re.
Municipal paper
U. of A. Hospital
re:
Bessie Webber account
South Centre A.A.M.D.
re
Calgary meeting
Old Age Pensions Dept.
re.
Alex. Bremner
It 11 it It
re:
Mrs. Jane Crawford
If 11 It It
re*
Chester Crawford
Mrs. A. & W. Klamczynski
re:
Purchase of E2- 25- 28 -20 -4
Dept. of Mun. Affairs
re.
Appointment of Assessor
St. Mary's Hospital
re.
Mrs. Mary Bogner
Dept of Mun Affairs
re'
1946 legislation
Wm. Young
re'
Huxley lots
M D. of Serviceberry
re.
roads
Drumheller Hospital
re.
Old Folks' Home
Dept of Public Works
re*
Cancellation of diversion
S F Torrance
re'
5E- 16- 29 -23 -4
Mr. Campbell moved that Mr. Parry and Mr. Purvis inter-
view the Board of Three Hills Ebhool District tonight at 8.00
p.m Ca ried.
Mr. R. E. McKay, representing Armco Metal and Drainage
Products, interviewed the Council, and received an order for
culverts
At 2.00 p.m. the Council met as a Court of Revision,
and gave consideration to the appeals against the 1946 Assess-
ment:
Mrs. Ida Jennings. NW- 34- 29 -24 -4 and SW- 34- 29 -24 -4
Mrs. Jennings was present at the Court of Revision.
Moved by Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser that the Assessment of
NW-34-29-24-4 of $2,300.00 be confirmed; that the Assessment
of SW -34 29 -24 -4 be reduced from $2,780.00 to $2,470.00 Carried.
W. J. Howe. 5E -5 -31 -24-4 and NW- 31- 30 -24 -4
W. J. Howe was present at the Court of Revision.
Moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that the Assessment of 5E- 5- 31 -24 -4
be reduc d from $3,000 to $1,820, that the Assessment of NW- 31 -30 -24
be redue d from $2,360 to $1,840 Carried.
V
Z
Q
V
A M Petersen
If
Road camps
Longstaff
11
A.F.U.
FORM 149 -P— Special
be reduc
NW -18 -33
be reduc(
be reducd
be reduc
be reduco
be redu.6
SW -18 -301
on the if
the dwell
on the Bf
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 13th, 1946
Page 3.
Dan Kline. NE- 18- 33 -26 -4 and Nib- 18- 33 -26 -4
Dan Kline was not present at the Court of Revision.
Mr. Schmelke moved that the Assessment of NE -18 -33 -2684
d from $2,450 to $2,100. that the Assessment of
26 -4 be reduced from $2,450 to $1,530 Carried
Bennie Chierchio. NW- 4- 28 -26 -4, NE- 5- 28 -26 -4,
NV1- 5- 28 -26 -4 and SW- 8- 28 -26 -4
Bennie Chierchio was not present at the Court of Revision.
Mr. Schmaltz moved that the Assessment of NW- 4- 23 -26 -4
d from 1,180 to $810, that the Assessment of NE- 5 -28 -26
d from 800 to 0470; that the Assessment of NW- 5 -28 -26
d from 850 to 4640, that the Assessment of SW- 8 -28 -26
d from 11,500 to $1,270. Carried.
Prime Bros. NW- 18- 30 -24 -4 and SW- 18- 30 -24 -4
Victor Prime was present at the Court of Revision.
Mr. Schmaltz moved that the Assessment of NW- 18 -30 -24
id from $3,020 to $2,320; that the Assessment of
.24 -4 be reduced from $2,800 to $2,390. Carried.
John E. Frere. Part of NW- 8=- 33-23 -4. 10 acres
(Lots A and Z, Plan 7520 A.N.)
John E. Frere was present at the Court of Revision.
Moved by Mr. Campbell that the Assessment of $220
nd be confirmed, that the Assessment of $1,760 on
ing be confirmed; and that the Assessment of $2,380
rn be reduced to $1,500. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that Council adjourn until
7.30 p.m Carried.
The Council re- assembled at 7.30 p.m. All Councillors
present.
Mr. G G King, Assistant Secretary, presented the
pay -shee s for the month of April, 1946.
Moved by F. C. Petersen that the employment of
A. M Pe ersen be confirmed, end that he be paid 75V per hour
for the irst 30 days of his employment as operator of
municipa machinery, and that he be paid 90� per hour there-
after, p oviding his services are satisfactory to the Council.
Carried.
per hour
Moved by Mr. Fetersen that A. M. Petersen be paid 60�
for his work assisting the surveyor. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Olson that Mr. F. C. Petersen be appointed
a Commit ee to supervise the use and care of the equipment of
the "Nor h Camp ", and that Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser be similarly
appointe to supervise the "South Camp ". Carried.
Mr F. C Petersen moved that the pay - sheets now
presente , and approved by each Councillor, be passed for
payment. Carried.
issued t<
of the V'
A. F. U.
Mr Ohlhauser moved that a cheque for $12.50 be
Mr. Harry Longstaff for salary as Secretary - Treasurer
llage of Swalwell for month of January, 1946. Carried
Mr. Schmaltz moved that the letter from the Orkney
Local re Pound - keeper be tabled. Carried.
Strathmore
Boards
of Trade
Bogart
Y
Adamson
V
J.F.Toews
Dr.Lambert
Legion
f
Elnora
Hosp. Dist.
V
Acme Hosp
District
Mrs. Webber
account
E2 - 25- 28 -2,0
FORM 149 -P— Special
request
to High
effect
Brownlee,
file, be
Boards of
Three Hi
in their
that (1)
completes
Town Lino
be maint�
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 13th, 1946.
Page 4.
Mr Ohlhauser moved that this Council support the
If the Town of Strathmore that improvements be made
iy No. 1 from Calgary East, and that letter to this
i sent to The Minister of Public Works. Carried.
Mr Schmaltz moved that the request addressed to
Baldwin and Brownlee for the return of the "Hermann'
followed up. Carried.
Mr. Petersen moved that this Council support the
Trade of Delburne, Elnora, Lousana, Huxley, Trochu
.ls, Swalwell, Acme, Beiseker, Torrington and Wimborne,
request addressed to The Minister of Public Works
road from Lousana Corner west to Pine Lake be
I this year, and (2) that the road known as the Olds
a be taken over by the Dept. of Public Works, and
lined and operated as a Provincial Highway. Carried
Secretary was instructed to write to the Department
of Public Welfare and explain the facts respecting the account
of Airs. Margaret Bogart for the month of January, 1946 in
The Salvation Army's Sunset Lodge Carried.
The report of Mr. G. G. King on the affairs of
Mrs. Lydia Adamson, and his recommendation that an allowance W
of 0 per month be recommended to the Superintendent
of Mothers' Allowance was read, and it was moved by Mr. Camp-
bell that the said report be accepted, and recommendation of
the Coun it given XX�y to the Supt. of Motherst Allowance
that $35 00 allowance be paid to Mrs Adamson. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Parry that the application of J. F.
Toews to the Department of Trade and Industry for a License
to operate a Garage at Linden, Alberta, be approved. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Olson that an account of $57.00 be
rendered to The Prairie Bible Institute for Medical Health
Officers services paid Dr. Lambert in Cheque No. 1830. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Schmaltz, that letter from Three Hills
Legion be acknowledged, and that they be informed that Wilmer
Tetz was a former employee of the (dissolved) Municipal Dist-
rict of Norquay No. 279, and that during the war years he was
engaged in farm work on his fathers farm in the Beiseker
district also that all other employees engaged by this
Municipa District in the spring of 1946 are veterans of
The Second World War. Carried.
The order of The Minister of Public Health establishing
the Elnora Hospital District was read, and the map showing the
southern boundary of the district provided considerable dis-
cussion. It was moved by Mr. Campbell that a letter be addressed
to The Department of Public Health, protesting the- irregular,
jagged boundary of the said District in Tp. 34, Rgs. 220 23 and
24. Carried,
The order of The Minister of Public Health establishing
the Acme Municipal Hospital District was read, and it was moved
by Mr. S hmaltz that Mr. B. 0. Brown be appointed as represent-
ative of this Municipal District on the Provisional Board of
the said District. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Schmaltz that the University of Alberta
Hospital be offered $150.00 as full settlement of the 1936
account of Mrs. Bessie Webber (deceased) Carried.
Mr. Olson moved that the offer of Mrs. Annie Klam-
czynski and Walter Klamczynski to purchase Ez- 25- 28 -20 -4
for $1,000.00 be accepted, and that The Council proceed to
pass a By-Law to authorize the said sale. Carried.
E2- 25 -28 -20
Wm. Young
5E- 16 -29 -23
Drumheller
Old Folks'
Home
Court of
Revision
Equity
elevators
FORM 149.P —Sn. ial
(A By -Lain
Annie KlE
By -Law
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 13th, 1946.
Page 5.
Mr. Olson moved that first reading of By -Law No. 53
to provide for the sale of E1- 25- 28 -20 -4 to Pairs.
mezynski for $1,000) be passed. Carried.
Air. F. C. Petersen moved that second reading of
. 53 be passed. Carried.
Mr. Campbell moved that the offer of William Young
of Huxle , Alberta., to purchase Lots 16 and 17, Block 2,
Hamlet of Huxle Plan No. 6680 A. P. for Twenty 00 /100
Dollars $20.00, cash, be accepted, and that the Council
proceed to pass a By -Law to provide for the said sale. Carried.
Mr. Campbell moved that first reading of By-Law No. 54
(A By-Lam, to provide for the sale of Lots 16 and 17, Block 2,
in the Hamlet of Huxley to tiF+m. Young for $20.00) be passed.
Carried.
Mr. F. C. Petersen moved that second reading of
By -Law N . 54 be passed. Carried.
Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser moved that Mr. S. F. Torrance be
informed that 5E- 16-29 -23 -4 is for sale for $1,490.00, subject
to the terms of an existing lease between the Municipal Dist-
rict of Kneehill and Mr H. R. Brown, of Carbon, Alta. Carried.
IMr. F C. Petersen moved that the correspondence be
now filed for reference. Carried.
4til r. S C Sehmelke moved that the Council do now
adjounn May 14th, 1946 at 10.00 a,m. Carried.
Time 10.15 p.m.
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COU14CIL MEETING HELD MAY 14th, 1946.
The Council re- assembled on Tuesday May 14th, 1946 at
10.00 a. .
Councillors present' J. W. Olson, J. A. Ohlhauser,
M. Schmaltz, H. Parry, F. C. Petersen, S C. Schmelke and
C . C Campbell
A report of the activities of the Board of the Old
Folks' H me in Drumheller was read, and it was moved by Mr.
A A Ohlhauser that this Council pledge its support and
participation in the proposed scheme to the extent outlined
in the schedules of the said report. Carried.
(Yeas. Olson I Ohlhauser, Schmaltz, Parry, Petersen, Campbell.
Nays• Sc hmelke.)
Mr. F C Petersen moved that the Council appoint
Mr. M Schmaltz as representative on the Board of the Old
Folks' Home. Carried.
Mr. F. C. Petersen moved that the Court of Revision
for the General Assessment be held on July 4th and 5th, 1946
and that the previous motion on Page 3 of the April 3rd, 1946
minutes setting the Court of Revision on July 2nd and 3rd, 1946
be rescinded. Carried.
Mr. F. C. Petersen reported that the elevator companies
operatin at Equity siding are not willing to make any donation
to a pro ram to improve the roads leading to the elevators.
Three
Hills
Nuisance
grounds
Carbon
shop
Irricana
S D /
Farrow
Umbrite
King
Pura i s
P. F.A.A.
Bridge
at Haining's
Bridge
at Morel's
Rental of
machinery
Rental rates
FORM 149 -P— Special
V
on their
Graound
be taken
taken to
miners al
COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON MAY 14th, 1946.
Page 6.
Mr. F. C Petersen and Mr. C. J. Christie reported
investigation into the condition of the Nuisance
if Town of Three Hills. They recommend that steps
to compel the burial of all offensive matter
the nuisance ground, so that the health of the
the Inland Coal Mine may be protected.
The staff was instructed to get information regarding
the draf ing of a By -Law to govern the operation and control
of the v rious nuisance grounds within the Municipal District.
�Mr. J A Ohlhauser had no report on the hospital
account f Mrs. Chas. Trumbley
Mr J. A. Ohlhauser reported that the shop, now
located tit Carbon, will be moved to Three Hills in a short
time, and it was agreed that this shop should be placed in
the south-east corner of the office lot
Mr. Schmaltz moved that the requisition of 106.26
received from Irricana School District No. 2163 be accepted,
and a rate of 12 mills levied on the area to meet the said
requisition Carried. , /,9S a
The agreement between the Municipal District and
Glenn H. Farrow was read, and Mr. Campbell stated that he
would seo that the various conditions of the agreement were
complied with in the summer of 1946, when machinery will
be avail ble to do the various works.
The monthly report of J. G. Umbrite, Field Super-
visor, w s read, and accepted. Mr Campbell moved that
Mr J A Olhauser assist Mr. Umbrite in any grass - hopper
control Measures that are considered necessary. Carried.
The letter from the Carbon Local A. F. U. regarding
gress-holipers was read.
IMr. J A Ohlhauser moved that G. G King and
A. J. Pu vis be each paid $125.00. being the final payment
for Asse sment work. Carried.
Mr. G G King reported on his investigation into
the 1945 crop in Tp. 34, Rge. 23, and the payment of P F A. A.
awards In this area. He recommends that no request be made
for payment of P F. A. A. awards as, in his opinion, the 1945
crop was too heavy to justify the payment of P. F A A. awards
Mr. Schur ltz moved that the report be accepted. Carried.
Mr. Schmaltz reported the Government Bridge located
between ections 2 and 3, Tp 30, Rge. 25, to be in bad
eonditio , and instructed a copy of this report to be forwarded
to Jas. cQueen, District Engineer.
'Mr F. C. Petersen reported the bridge south of
Morel's n bad condition, and instructed that Mr McQueen be
notified of same. Carried.
Mr. F. C. Petersen moved that all custom work for
machinerr of the Municipal District be refused in future,
unless approved by the Council in a regular meeting, also
that a c py of this resolution be mailed to each foreman
in chargp of machinery. Carried.
Mr. Schmelke moved that where custom work is author-
ized, th rate for machinery rentals be as follows:
RD -8 engine and bull -dozer 12.00 per hour.
TD -18 engine and scraper 12.00
RD -V engine and bull -dozer 12.00 " n
Carried.
/T
Liddle
Banking
business
Three
Hills
S. D.
Lydia
Ernst
Litz -
Schmidt
1946
Grant
Acme
Carstairs
road
Govt.
bridges
FORM 749 -P— Special
COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON MAY 14th, 1946.
Page 7.
The application of Fred Liddle for employment was
given consideration. Mr. F. C. Petersen moved that he be
informed that there is no work for him at the present time.
Carried.
Mr. F. C. Petersen moved that Hugh Parry, Reeve, and
A. J Pu vis, Secretary - Treasurer, be authorized to transact
the bank ng business of the Municipal District with the Three
Hills Tr asury Branch, and Three Hills branch of the Royal
Bank, an to sign, on behalf of the Municipal District, all
cheques, drafts, notes, vouchers and other documents required
in the said banking business Carried.
A letter from the Town of Three Hills, regarding 1946
school requisition, was read.
Mr. Schmaltz moved that, if no reduction is made in
the requisition of $5,850.00 submitted by the Three Hills School
District for 1946, a rate of 36 mills be levied to meet the
said requisition; but should a reduced requisition be presented,
then sucli mill rate be struck as will produce the said reduced
requisition, plus the usual addition to provide for discounts,
and uncollected taxes. Carried.
'The Report of Mr. C J Christie on the affairs of
Mrs Lyd a Ernst (Mothers' Allowance) was read. Mr. Christie
recommen s that the present allowance of $50.00 per month be
continue . Mr. Schmelke moved that the said report be accepted,
and the ecommendation be endorsed by the Council Carried.
Mr. Schmaltz moved that Secretary- Treasurer be
instruct d to secure the services of a competent surveyor.
Carried.
Mr. Parry and Mr. Petersen reported on the Litz -
Schmidt ound dispute. Moved by Mr. Schmelke that the matter
be tablel until further information is secured by Mr Parry
and Mr. Deterden. Carried.
Mr. James McQueen, District Engineer, was present,
and discussed the distribution of the 1946 grant of $10,000 00
from the Dept of Public Works, also many other matters of
mutual interest. to change
Mr Semaltz moved that a request be made X� the route
of the A me- Carstairs road within this Municipal District
have be
followi
From NW corner of Section 19- 29 -25-4 to SW corner of
Section 28- 29 -26 -4.
From SW corner of Section 28- 29 -26 -4 to NW corner of
Section 9- 30 -26 -4
From NW corner of Section 9- 30 -26 -4 to NW corner of
Section 7- 30 -26 -4. Carried.
Mr. McQueen reported to the Council that Bridges
n order by the Department of Public Works for the
� locations*
1. Between Sections 20 & 29- 28 -26 -4 16 ft. bridge
2. South of Section 4- 28 -25 -4 20 ft. bridge.
3. Between Sections 28 & 29- 29 -22 -4 16 ft. bridge.
1946
Grant
Govt
bridge
Grants
Grants
Grants
Gramts
Grants
Grants
Gravel
Crushing
FORM 149 -P— Special
the Gran
projects
Proje
and r
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 14th, 1946.
Page 8.
After some discussion, Mr. S. C. Schmelke moved that
of $10,000.00 be distributed over the following
t
ad
Div. Govt.
Number Grant
Total
Expend.
1.
Three
Hills- Drumheller
Div.
1.
2,000
41000
2.
11
" 11
1'
5.
12,150
2,1300
3
Grainger
North & South
"
2
600
1,200
4
.Acme-
arstairs
11
3.
1"800
31600
5.
Sunny
lope- Torrington
11
4.
1,500
32000
6.
"
11
11
6.
1,450
22900
7.
Huxlei
tiviest
"
7.
1,500
3,000
grant.
be author
grants of
Public W
was inst
the loca
Governme
for the
100000 200000
Carried
Mr. McQueen endorsed the said distribution of the
Mr Schmaltz moved that the Reeve and Secretary- Treasurer
-ized to signs articles of agreement to earn the said
i the usual 50 -50 basis Carried.
Moved by Mr. C. C. Campbell that the Department of
rks be informed that 28 feet of 36 inch steel culvert
lled between Sections 13 and 14- 33-24 -4, which is
ion of a collapsed Government Bridge, and that the ✓
t be requested to re- imburse the Municipal District
aid expenditure of $177.80 Carried.
Mr. C. C. Campbell moved that application be made
to the Provincial Government for a grant of $500.00 to be
earned on 1/3 - 2/3 basis on the roads West of Sections 6 & 79
and West of Sections 17 & 20, Tp. 33, Rge. 22. Carried.
Mr. H. Parry moved that application be made to the
Provincial Government for a grant of $700.00 to be earned on
a 1/3 /3 basis on the road between Sections 29 & 32 -
28 & 330 Tp. 30, Rge. 25, being the road to The Linden Home.
Carried.
Mr. S C Schmelke moved that an application be made
to the Provincial Government for a grant of 1800.00 to be
earned ot a 1/3 - 2/3 basis on the Wimborne- Trochu road.
Carried.
Mr. J A Ohlhauser moved that application be made
to the Provincial Government for a grant of $400.00 to be
earned on a 1/3 - 2/3 basis on the road between Sections 4 & 5
8 & 9, Tp 28, Rge 24, being part of a school van route of
the Wheatland School Division No. 40. Carried.
Mr. J. W Olson moved that application be made to
the Provincial Government for a grant of $500.00 be be eanred
on a 1/3 .. 2/3 basis on the road from the Carbon Cemetery
east to Dry Canyon, this road being known locally as the Pope
Lease road. Carried.
Mr. M Schmaltz moved that a plication be made to the
Provinci 1 Government for a grant of 400.00 to be earned on
a 1/3 - /3 basis on the road between Section 2 & 3 - 10 & 11,
Tp. 28, Ige, 25. Carried.
There was considerable discussion regarding the
advisabi ity of crushing gravel before spreading, and also
the advi ability of screening gravel betare spreading.
'Xl/�2
Gravel
work
Gallelli
Gravel
work
1946
Office
staff
Ditch
NEB- 19 -29 -25
Public
Works
allocations
FORM 749 -P— Special
be used
&
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 14th 1946.
Page 9.
Moved by Mr. C C Campbell that the following rates
or the payment of gravel work in 1946.
Loading 20� per yard
Hauling 0 miles to 3.1 miles 40�4,
"
31 rr to 521 " 12si " " mile
rr 102 rr to 1021 rr $1100 rr "
" 121 and up 8� " " mile
Carried.
N Gallelli, Gravel contractor, was present, and
accepted the above scale of payments for 1946.
Mr. F. C. Petersen and Mr. C C Campbell engaged
N. Galle li to do the gravel work in 1946 in Divisions 5 and
7. Mr. A Ohlhauser engaged N. Gallelli to do the gravel
work in 946 in Division 2, unless gravel requires to be
crushed before spreading. Mr. Hugh Parry engaged N. Gallelli
for the ravel work in Div. 4 in 1946, unless gravel requires
to be cr shed before spreading. Mr. J. W. Olson and Mr. M.
Schmaltz indicated that they wished to have the gravel used
in Divis ons 1 and 3 to be crushed, and Mr. M. Schmaltz
indicate that he would interview a Contractor in Calgary
onMay 15 1946 for this purpose.
Mr. M. Schmaltz moved that the Office Staff be given
leave of absence June 19 to 22, 1946 to attend the Secretary -
Treasure st Refresher Course in Edmonton. Sarried.
Mr. C. C. Campbell moved that $25.00 expenses be paid
to each member of the staff attending the said course. Carried.
Mr. Schmalke moved that Mr. M. Schmaltz be authorized
to take uch action as he considers necessary to deal with the
problem f ditch in NE- 19- 29 -25 -4 and the drainage of the slough
In SE-30i29-25-4. Carried.
Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser moved that the following allocations
be made �or Public Works in 1946:
Div.
General
Gravel
Adjustments
Total
1
8,140
4,000
1,500
deducted
109640
2.
8,140
1,200
1,240
deducted
8,100
3.
89140
31600
1,300
added
139040
4.
8,140
3,000
2,017
deducted
93,123
5.
8,140
2,300
Nil
10,440
6,
89140
2,900
557
deducted
10,483
7p
8,140
3,000
450
deducted
109690
ets
4.484
4,484
61,464 200000 4,464 (Deduct) 77,000
Carried.
added t
the sai
said Ha
to prow
No. 55
Surtax
Carried
By -Law
conside
Ohlhaus
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FORM 149 -P— Special
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 14th, 1946.
Page 100
Mr. M. Schmaltz moved that a Surtax of 5 mills be
the Municipal rate for 1946 in the Hamlet of Torrington,
Surtax to finance the well recently drilled in the
et, and that the Council proceed to pass a By -Law
e for the levying of the Surtax. Carried.
Mr. M Schmaltz moved that first reading of By -Law
passed. (A By -Law to provide for the levying of a
5 mills in 1946 on the Hamlet of Torrington.)
Mr. J. A. Ohlhauser moved that second reading of
. 55 be passed. Carried.
Mr C. J. Christie presented the Recounts for the
tion of the Council, and it was moved by Mr. J A.
that the following accounts be paid.
Alberta Govt. Telephones
Receiver General
J. G. Umbrite
G. G. King
C. J. Christie
A J Purvis
Philip Will
Kate Muir
Norman Badeock
Robertson Store (Huxley)
J. Lipkind & Co.
Mineral,,Springs Hospital
Prov. T aining School
Provincial Treasueer
McInnes Holloway
City of Calgary
Sunset Lodge (Salvation
Eventide Home
Prov. Mental Hospital
Farmers' Exchange
U. F. A. Co -Op.
St, Mary's Hospital
Linden Home
Dr. G. C Wagner
L. J. Smith
Armco Drainage & Metal
Industrial & Road Equip.
Costello Equipment Co
Gas and Oil Products
Union Tractor Co.
J. Lipkind and Co.
Helton Bros,
Atlas Lumber Co. (Acme)
Joe Nikolaus
J. E. Of Y441 Frere
S. F. Torrance
Chas. Pattison
Trochu Tribune
Void
Adams Motors
E. Weisenburger
Huxley Hardware
H T Howe
Matt Hanna
K. & K. Motors
Void
14.72/for rental and tolls
215.00 /for Income Tax
132.00/-for April salary
213 29 /'for " it
223.44/for " it
209.97/,for "
It
- 87.00� for April wages
35.00/-for relief
8.45 /-for drugs (Reub)
20.00 / -for Rasmussen acct.
50.00 %for Magercak acet.
136 10/'for Adamson acct.
15.00/for Christensen acct.
375.ORfor Mothers' Allowance
50.00/.for Bogart funeral
20 00/,for Bogart plot
Army 26 00/' for Bogart acet.
" 113.00 / -for Laird, Gordon
and Robinson accts.
45.00 /for O'Brien, Bertsch
and Haining accts.
30.02/for Simon & Kost-
iniuk accts.
20.80/for Boronets acct.
21 75tfor Bogner acct.
30.001for Fleming acct.
45.00 /for Reub acct.
126.00/for Bruneski acct.
281.45/•fo r repairs
812.66% -for
286.51/.for "
62.86 /.for fuel
205.10 /,for repairs
101.43/for repairs, etc.
5 50 /-for office work
.90/`for lumber
3.00 /for lumber
1.50/-for repairs
27.82/for insurance
3 25/.for hauling
1 80 /for advertising
Nil
18.00 /,.for repairs
36.'76/for fuel & repairs
4.05 7for mails
13.80/,for 4 gallons antifreeze
30.00 1,for hauling
212 001ror repairs, etc,
Nil
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1833
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1845
1846
1847
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1849
1850
1851
1852,
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1854
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1856
1857
FORM 149 -13- Special
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 14th, 1946.
Builders Hardware Stores
Carbon Transport
Canadian Utilities
Rudy Wallz
Imperial Oil Limited
King's Printer
Municipal Supplies
W esteel Products
B. A. Oil Ltd.
J. P. Ferschweiler
H R Frizzell
Workments Compensation Bd.
J. G. Frizzell
Trochu Machine Works
Prov. Treasurer
Carbon Transport
Crown Lumber (Trochu)
Mrs. Hugh Scott
P McNeil
Martin Powers
Alberta Govt. Telephones
Adams Motors
A. J. Purvis
Acme Hardware
Three Hills Hardware
Concrete Products
J. G. Umbrite
C J Christie
James Flaws
Sydney Wright
Crown Lumber (Carbon)
Ideal Painters
H. J Gimbel
A. M. Petersen
Dolly Petersen
Mrs Olive Hiller
Mrs. Amy Gore
Eric Laird
J. Robinson
Postmaster
W. H. S. Garrick
Village of Beiseker
Village of Carbon
J. E Ostlund
Postmaster
Business Systems
A. J. Purvis
G G King
Wm. Howell
A. E. Staite
Floyd Johnson
T H Markle
Victor Gresl
H J Gimbel
John Esau
Ernest Wilson
Chas. Trumbley
Edward Jensen
Wilmer Tetz
Joseph Holwegener
A. M. Petersen
Paul Elvin
Paul Elvin
James Grant
William Mayne
Elmer F. Dunham
56.71/,,for
6.311:5,for
34.84/'for
15.50 /for
438.09 %,for
2.60/,f or
60.92 /for
82.34/,.for
2.581f or
389.74/,for
15,451-for
1123.00 /for
36.00 /for
245.71%• for
1,50 /for
1 40/for
61.60) :f or
1017.50'for
48.05;for
23.95/,for
19,56/.for
2.25 /for
64,20 /'for
2.55 / for
9,55 /•for
114.21 /for
212.50�for
7.00 /for
36.00/.for
143 85 for
69.00 for
120.00 for
6.16, for
46 20 /for
20.00 /for
10.00/for
25.00 /for
5 00/for
5.00 %for
83.00/for
20 0 /for
39.97tfor
55.10 /for
32.501for
92.00� for
124,52/for
125.00/for
125,00 /for
222.90 /for
294.66' or
135.60/for
135.84 /for
89.40 /'for
214.02/for
177.02 /for
264.90 /for
85 92/-for
124 321-for
167.72 /for
127.98/for
4 49/ for
127 43 /'for
25.00/for
234.50/for
3.30 /for
30.00 /-for
Page 11.
material
hauling
accounts
repairs
fuel, etc
advertising
stationery
culverts
fuel
fuel
material
assessment
repairs
tl
registration fee
hauling
lumber
well contract
repairs
repairs
rental and tolls
repairs
petty cash
goods
it
pipe (Div. 3)
ldileage
tt
repairs
rt
material
labor (Div. 3)
express, etc.
survey work
relief
ti
tt
postage
bond premium
taxes (House)
taxes (Shop)
services
postage
tax notices
assessments
it
April wages
TV It
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tt n
if rr
tr n
n tr
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ti n
labor Div. i
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1859
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1861
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1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
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1919
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1923
FORM 149 -P- Special
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 14th, 1946
Page 12.
H C Currie
7 00 /for
labor Div
1
Leo G. Biebrick
26.00 /for
" "
2
N. H. Ohlhauser
42.00 /,for
" "
2
L G. Harding
5.00 /for
" "
3
F J Schmaltz
77,84/for
freighting
Div 3
Glen 11. Brown
54.40/for
labor Div
3
Mike Berreth
13.00/ -for
"
3
Karl Berreth
10.00 /for
"
3
H A Reding
6.75 /for
"
3
Humphrey Gratz
1.80 %for
"
4
D. C. Stewart
5.08 /for
"
4
William Stewart
116:80/-for
"
4
Oscar Arvidson
3 00 /for
"
114
D. J. Brodner
22.00Y* for
"
4
David Friesin
32.00/for
"
"
4
Bernard Regehr
4.20/for
"
4
4
F G Pryor
5 7& for
/-for
"
Henry D Davis
Davis
62 45
"
4
4
Harold H.
6.90/ for
Clinton D. Davis
2.40 /for
"
4
H Lachman
12.00 -for
"
4
C C. Pauls
4 80 /for
"
4
Duncan Peters
31.60/for
"
4
L. E. Thompson
4.80 /.for
"
4
Ed. Thompson
53.80�for
"
4
Andrew Stankievech
30.60ifor
"
4
James Todd
79..20 /for
"
4
Mike Page
12.35 /for
"
4
William Falk
35 OO7for
"
4
Hugh Nelson
2 40/-for
"
4
Gordon G ant
63.20 /-for
"
5
D. G. Jollies
10.50 /for
"
5
Norman Stewart
1.80/.for
"
5
Kleber Morel
20.25 /for
"
5
Roy Anderson
34 70 /:for
"
5
Mark Reed
15.60 /•f or
"
5
Watson Reed
9.00 /for
"
5
George Armstrong
21.60 /for
"
5
Walter Pastorchik
28.00 /for
"
5
Dorine Nottal
4.20 /.for
"
5
Raymond Petersen
9.45 /for
"
5
Allan White
6 00 ' /for
"
5
Joe Nakaska, Sr
49 20 for
"
5
Joe Gorman
12.00 for
"
5
John Voytechek
6.00 /.for
"
5
Joe Frolek
8..4.0 /.for
"
5
Stanley Davidson
3.00 /'for
"
5
Ted Morel
3.00 %for
"
5
Frank Huxley
2.40 ,.for
"
5
Joe Nakaska, Jr
339.75 ,for
"
5
L A. Nakaska
22.80 for
"
5
F. P. Braconnier
15.00 for
"
5
Jacob Stickel
27.00 for
"
5
Gottlieb Maerz
17.60/ -for
"
6
Ted Wilkinson
29.10/for
"
6
R. A. Muench
3.20 /for
"
6
Henry Maerz
4.50 for
it
6
Edward P,:aguire
3.20 for
"
6
J. A. Christensen
86.70lfor
"
6
Rudolph M. Johnson
16.60 /for
"
6
Philip Fuhrer
3.60 /for
"
6
Robert Mashford
4.38 /for
"
6
H. A. Pryor
5 25 for
"
6
David Pirle
5.70,'for
"
6
Jack Buchert
2.40;'•for
"
6
Roland Tetz
2 40 ,lfor
"
6
�/
Fortier
Yokum
FORM 149 -P— Special
COUNCIL MEETING HELD MAY 14th, 1946.
Page 13.
1924
Bert Christensen$
10.50 for
labor Div.
6
1925
Orville Hastie
62 80 for
"
6
1926
Allan Hastie
9.00 for
"
6
1927
Norman Hastie
4.38 for
"
6
1928
Arvo Niemi
114.75 for
"
5 & 7
1929
Edward Kober
8.40 %,for
"
7
1930
Wm. Wellz
15 60 /for
"
7
1931
Robert Frank
16.001for
"
7
1932
William Campbell
26.25;for
"
7
1933
Robert Milan
36.20 /,for
"
5
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Robert Pilan
195 05ffor
"
5
1934
Lawrence Milan
55.50 /•for
"
5
1935
Peter Kowalchuk
55.9:8 -for
"
6
Carried
Mr. J. k. Ohlhauser moved that the accounts of
Fortier and Yocum for 456.00 be not passed for payment,
and thal Mr. F C Petersen investigate this account,
that thE account of Innisfail Hosp &ta.l District for
$193 50 be not passed for payment, and Secretary- Treasurer
was instructed to inform the Innisfail Hospital District
that Alex. Reub is a resident of Olds Hospital District
and is entitled to lower rates than those given in the
account Curried.
Moved by Mr J. A. Ohlhauser that Council do now
adjourn Carried.
Time 9 30 p.m. May 14th, 1946.
Reeve
Secretary- Treasurer
u