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Home My WebLink About1946-08-12 Council MinutesFORM 149-P —Special MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL No. 48., COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12th, 1946. Page 1. The Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill No. 48 held a regular meeting on August 12th, 1946, starting at 10.00 a.m. Councillors present. J W. Olson, J. A. Ohlhauser, M. Schmaltz, H. Parry, F. C. Petersen, S. C. Schmelke, and C. C. Campbell. Mr. Olson moved that the minutes of the previous meeting be adopted. Carried. Mr. Campbell moved that the minutes of the Court of Revision held on July 4th and 5th, 1946 be adopted. Carried. The Secretary - Treasurer read the Financial Statement for the month of July, 1946. Receipts* Bank balances at July 1st, 1946 260708.70 Cash on hand at July 1st, 1946 670.76 Receipts for July, 1946 78,712.55 Out- standing cheques at July 31st, 1946 1,020.34 107,112.35 Payments* Out - standing cheques at July 1st, 1946 2,261.98 Payments for July, 1946 17,546.87 Bank balances at July 31st, 1946 86,338.31 Cash on hand at July 31st, 1946 965.19 107,112.35 This Statement submitted to Council on August 12, 1946. "H. Parry" Reeve. "A. J. Purvis" Sec. Treas. Mr. Petersen moved that the Financial Statement be adopted. Carried. Correspondence read* Dept. of Trade and Industry re' Leonard Hager R. C. M. Police re. Patrick Cooney Holy Cross Hospital re. Vim. Walls T. F Bishop rev Accident Estates Branch re' John Boles estate Mrs. Kate Muir re' Relief Shumiatcher & Shumiatcher re Mete. Scheunert Charles Trumbley re. Resignation Workmen's Compensation re. Philip Will Dept. of Trade and Industry rev Raymond Zachariassen Dept. of Municipal Affairs re: Sur-tax (Torrington) George Evans, Jr. re' Pound sale Dept. of Agriculture re' P.F.A.A. 1946 C. S. Blenkhorn re. Nuisance ground St. Mary's Hospital re: C. Prohl H. A. Empey re' Pound dispute Medicine Hat Hospital re. Alex. Reub Alex. Benusic re. NE- 13- 32 -22 -4 Mrs. Eve. Bruneski re' Relief account Old Age Pensions Dept. re. Catherine Todd 11 " " " re: W. H. Haupin Mrs. McBratney re' Seed Grain Lien Director of Surveys re. Wimborne Block "P" Harvey Markle Resignation /ire: �j. FORM 149 -P— Special ger 1 ooney j : ooney galls J! 3ishop Ru i r .cheunert rrumbley rass- oppers Hesketh bridge Motor graders COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG 12. 1946. Page 2. Mr. Schmelke moved that the application of Leonard Hager to get a License for a Restaurant in Torrington be approved. Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that the account of the East Trochu Coal Co. for $20.00 for coal supplied to Patrick Cooney be paid. Carried. Mr. Petersen moved that Mr. Campbell be appointed as a Committee to investigate the circumstances of the Patrick Conney and wife, as reported by the R C M P on August 8th, 1946. Carried. N. Gallelli, gravel contractor, interviewed the Council Mr. Campbell moved that the account of the Holy Cross Hospital for $245.75 for Mrs. Wm. Malls, of Trochu, be accepted as a municipal district responsibility, and that payment of $200.00 (being the maximum liability) be paid. Carried. Mr. Schmaltz moved. that Mr. Petersen be appointed as a Committee to investigate the claim of T F Bishop for damages to his truck. Carried. Mr. Campbell moved that the account of Mrs. Kate Muir for $15.25 at the Calgary Associate Clinic be paid; also that Mrs. Muir be informed that this has been paid, and that she be advised to consent to leave hft present location and enter one of the Old Folkst Homes. Carried, Mr. Campbell agreed to investigate the circumstances of Miss Meta. Scheunert, as given in statement by her father, dated August 5th, 1946. Carried. Mr. Ohlhauser reported on the resignation of Chas. Trumbley, and he moved that the resignation be accepted. Carried. At 12.15 Mr. Ohlhauser moved that Council adjourn. Carried. At 1.15 p.m. the Council re- assembled, all members present. There was considerable discussion on the operation of the grasshopper bait mixing station in Carbon, and it was moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that the station be kept open from 2.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. after Aug. 13th, 1946. Carried. Mr. Schmaltz moved that the station be closed when, in tjpe opinion of Mr. Ohlheuser and Mr. Umbrite, it is no longer required. Carried. Secretary - Treasurer was instructed to report to James McQueen, District Engineer, the dangerous condition of the steel bridge at Hesketh, Alberta. There was considerable discussion regarding the operation of the Motor Graders, and a map was prepared, dividing the Municipal District into three areas for Motor Grader work. It was moved by Mr. Olson that this map be accepted and the Municipal District be divided into three areas accordingly. Carried. leher achar -� assen mpey 4 J Bruneski unninFq FORM 149 -P— Special COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12. 1946. Page 3. Moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that Emmanuel Neher, Walter Hay and B. J. Poole be paid at the rate of 75� per hour for labor on the July pay - sheets, and that Emmanuel Neher be paid for 40 miles use of car at 8� per mile. Carried. Moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that the approval of the Council be given to the application of Raymond Zachariassen for a License to operate a Garage and Wholesale Oil business at SH- 19- 28 -22 -4. Carried. Moved by Mr. Schmelke that $22.00 be refunded to George Evans, Jr. of Elnora, the said refund being the amount paid by Mr. Evans for two horses at a pound sale, and the animals were redeemed by the owner. Carried. Mr. Petersen and Mr. Schmelke gave a report on their investigations in a dispute bewteen Oliver Parry and H A. Empey. Cattle belonging to H. A. Empey had trespassed on lands of Oliver Parry, who impounded same in the pound operated by Gottlieb Maerz, and made a claim for 150.00 damages. Mr. Petersen and Mr. Schmelke recommend that an award of $25.00 damages be paid to Oliver Parry, and that he be refunded the $2.00 paid to cover costs of investiga- tion This report and recommendation were accepted by the Council, and payments authorized. Mr. Campbell moved that H A. Empey be refunded $125.00, plus the $2.00 deposit paid to pound - keeper. Carried. Mr. G. G. King, Assistant Secretary- Treasurer, submitted the following statement of public works expenditures. Div. Allocation Expended Prior July # 1946 to July Expenditures 1. 10,640 292.25 898.37 2. 82100 542.82 2018.80 3. 13,040 5545,38 .- 4583,16 4. 9,123 2227,32 "'859.60 5. 10,440 1791,44 1449,00 6. 10,483 3135,55 2053,93 7. 10,690 1117.97 820e0? Mr. Petersen moved that the statement of public works expenditures be approved. Carried. Mr. Schmaltz moved that the pay - sheets for the month of Auly, which have been approved by the Councillors, be passed for payment. Carried. Mr. Campbell moved that Mrs. iBruneski's relief allowance of $14.00 per month be transferred to Roach's Store, Drumheller. Carried. Mr. Petersen reported on the Cunningham Bros. pound case, and he moved that the $2.00 deposit paid by Cunningham Bros. be refunded. Carried. nus i c -law imborne Seefried rl: Markle Hazel Will Robertson Friessen Truck ,ruck By -law 56 By -law 57 FORM 149 -P— Special LL J COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12, 1946. Page 4, The letter from Alex. Benusic, in which he makes an offer to purchase NE »13- 32 -w2 -4 for $300.00 was read. It was moved by Mr. Campbell that this offer be accepted, and that the Council proceed to pass a By -Law to provide for the sale accordingly. Carried. Mr. Schmaltz moved that By -Law No. 62 (A By -Law to provide for the sale of NEB -13- 32«22 -4 to .ilex. Benusic for $300.00) be now given first reading. Carried. Mr. Petersen moved that By -Law No. 62 be now given second reading. Carried. The plan of Block "P ", Hamlet of Wimborne, as prepared by MR. L. S. Harris, Surveyor, was submitted to the Council for consideration. It was moved by Mr. Schmelke that this plan be accepted, and that the Reeve and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to sign same on behalf of the Municipal District. Carried. Mr. Petersen moved that the lots in Block "P" be offered for sale at $75.00 each, providing improve- ments of at least $p500,00 are put up within one year from date of sale. Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that W E Seefried's offer to purchase a lot be accepted, and that he be given his choice of the seven lots in Block "P ". Carried. The resignation of Harvey Markle was read, and it was moved by F. C. Petersen that this resignation be accepted. Carried. Mr. Petersen moved that Eric Hazel be engaged as cook for the North camp, from July 16, 1946, and that he paid $130.00 per month; that Philip Will be engaged as Tractor Man, from July 16, 1946, and that he be paid 9051 per hour wages, that Grant Robertson be engaged as Tractor Man, from July 29th, 1946, and that he be paid 90� per hour wages. Carried. Mr. Parry reported on the investigation made into the affairs of Mrs. Alma Friessin, of Swalwell, Alta. He recommends that a relief allowance of $20.00 per month be paid Mrs. Friessin starting in the month of July, 1946. Mr. Schmelke moved that bis report and recommendation be accepted, and payment of $20.00 per month relief authorized. Carried. Mr. Schmaltz moved that the Insurance Policy on the new Chevrolet Truck be accepted, and payment of the premium of $51.34 to S F Torrance authorized. Carried. Mr. Campbell moved that a similar policy be taken out on the Ford one ton truck in the agency of C. J. Christie. Carried. Third reading was given to By -Law No. 56 (A By -Law to provide for the sale of Part of 5E- 16- 29 -23 -4 to H R. Brown, Carbon for $1,400.00). Mr. Ohlhauser moved that the third reading of By-Law No 56 be approved. Carried. Third reading was given to By -Law No. 57.(A By -Law to provide for the sale of SW- 1- 30 -26 -4 and NW- 36- 29 -26 »4 to Robert Sutherland for $1,605.00). Mr. Schmaltz that third reading of By-Law No. 57 be approved. Carried. -law -law 3y -law 30 -law el IChev Itruck FORM 149 -P— Special COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12, 1946. Page 5. First, second and third readings were given to By -Law No. 58 (A By -Law to provide for the purchase of a Chevrolet Motor Truck from Louis' Garage for $1212.10). Mr. Ohlhauser moved that first reading of By-law #58 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. Olson moved that second reading of By•Law #58 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that third reading of By - Law No. 58 be approved and passed. Carried. First, second and third readings were given to By -Law No. 59 (A By _ Law to provide for the purchase of a Caterpillar No. 12 Motor Grader from Union Tractor & Equipment Company for $11,915.00). Mr. Schmaltz moved that first reading of By - Law No. 58 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. Petersen moved that second reading to By -Law ##59 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that third reading of By -Law #59 be approved and passed. Carried. First second and third readings were given to By•Law No. 60 (A By - Law to provide for a grant of $100.00 to the Swalwell Board of Trade for the improvement of the Swalwell Cemetery.) Mr. Ohlhauser moved that first reading of By -Law #60 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. Campbell moved that second reading of By -Law ##60 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. Ohlhauser moved that third reading of By -Law #60 be approved and passed. Carried, First, second end third readings were given to By -Law No. 61 (A By -Law to provide for the purchase of a rubber -tired wagon from J. C. Wright for $220.00). Mr. Olson moved that first reading of By -Law No. 61 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. Ohlhauser molted that second reading of By -Law No. 61 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. Campbell moved that third reading of By -Law No. 61 be approved and passed. Carried. Mr. E. N. Hagel, representing Union Tractor & Equipment Company, Calgary, interviewed the Council. There was considerable discussion on the purchase of new equipment, and Mr. Schmaltz moved that the Council place an order with the Union Tractor and Equipment Company for a No. 12 Caterpillar Motor Grader, to take delivery as soon as the Company can supply same. Carried. (Yeas' Olsen, Ohlhauser, Schmaltz, Parry, Campbell) Moved by Mr. Schmaltz that the Chevrolet half ton truck (at present with the South camp) be offered for sale for $350.00, and that Paul Elvin be given first change to buy it; that Mr. Olson and Mr. Ohlhauser be appointed a Committee to arrange for the sale of said truck. Carried. �e z ltll_� 'FAA Bratney N1 rmc o ;ulverts rnest dung Nuisance ground 4 (Nuisance ground W Nuisance ground v (Seizures FORM 149 -P— Special COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12. 19460 Page 6. Mr. Petersen moved that the Secretary- Treasurer be instructed to make application for the payment of P F A A Awards in the following areas. Tp. 31 -23-4. it 31 -22 -4. " 31 -21 -4• " 32 -22 -4• 11 33 -22 -4: " 28 -24 -4. 11 28- 23.4: " 28 -22 -4• " 28 -21 -4: All It It East 2/3 East 2/3 South 1/3 South 1/3 All All Carried. The Secretary- Treasurer read a request from Mrs. Grace 1.1cBratney that the Council remove a Seed Grain Lien on NE- 34- 31 -25 -4; the said Lien having been registered to protect an advance of seed grain to David W. Klassen, purchaser of the said land at the time of the advance. It was moved by Mr. Schmaltz, that Mrs. McBratney be informed, that since the lien was registered at the time she re- possessed the land from David W. Klassen, the Council refuses to remove the lien from the title. Carried. Mr. H. E. Mackay, representing Armco Drainage and Metal Products of Canada Limited, interviewed the Council. There was considerable discussion regarding the steel market, and it was moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that the following order of culverts be placed with Armco Drainage and Metal Products of Canada Limited. 10 culverts: 12 inches x 26 feet 10 " 15 It x 28 " 10 " 18 " x 28 11 10 " 24 " x 30 " 7 " 30 " x 30 " the said order to be shipped after Jan. 1st, 19479 and to be subject to cancellation Carried. The Secretary- Treasurer was instructed to inform Ernest Young, of Swalwell, Alberta, that he is a resident of the Three Hills Municipal Hospital Dist- rict, and as such, is entitled to certain reductions in the account of his wife in the Red Deer Hospital. Mr. Schmalke moved that 2.53 acres be expropriated for a nuisance ground from 5E- 4- 33 -26 -4, and that compensation be offered to the owner at the rate of $30.00 per acre. Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that compensation at the rate of $25.00 per acre be offered to the owner of SE- 27- 33 -26-4 for land taken for nuisance ground. Carried. The Secretary- Treasurer was instructed to inform the owner of 5E- 27- 33 -26 -4 (C S Blenkhorn, Wimbornel that payment of compensation will be made asx soon as the plans are prepared by the surveyor, and exact acreage determined. Mr. Schmelke moved that the Secretary- Treasurer be instructed to take steps to have arrears of taxes collected, and to engage the services of a Bailiff to place seizures on grain, where same is considered advisable. irk nk ailer ssig Gougan 'ist 'ension ter FORM 149 -P— Special �p COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12, 1946. Page 7. Mr. CT. G. King, Asst. Secretary - Treasurer, gave a report on the impounding of three horses in the pound operated by E Me=el on NE- 11«33 -23 -4 Two of the horses were owned by Konrad Buchert; one was sold to Henry Sailer, and one to Sam Tullikopf. The owner of the third horse is unknown, and it was bought by Henry Sailer. Konrad Buchert redeemed his two horses from the puchasers. Mr. Ohlhauser moved that Henry Sailer be refunded $61.00, being the amount paid for horse. Carried Mr. Campbell moved that Sam Tullikopf be refunded X23.00, being the amount he paid for horse. Carried. Mr. Campbell moved that E. Ressig be paid the sum of x$5.00 damages, claimed from the horse sold to Henry Sailer. Carried. Mr. King also reported on the impounding of 9 cattle, the property of A. McGougan, in the pound operated by Mr. E Mammel. Sam Tullikopf impounded the cattle, and made a claim for x$10.00 damages, and $5.00 for impounding a bull. Mr. Petersen moved that the following payments be authorized: To Sam Tullikopf. $12.00, being $10.00 damages and refund of 62.00 deposit. To A. McGougan. $7.00, being refund of ��5.00 collected and $2.00 deposit, Carried. An application for an Old Age Pension made by Jos. Rist, of Sunnyslope, Alberta, was read. It was moved by Mr. Schmaltz that this application be approved. Carried. ;A, letter from R. W. Hunter, owner of part of S - 5 -30 -21 was read. He states that he has no access to his farm, except across the property of Richard Rowbottom. Mr. Petersen moved that Mr. Olson be appointed to investigate this matter. Carried. Mr. C. J. Christie, Asst. Secretary- Treasurer, submitted the accounts for consideration, and it was moved by Mr. Ohlhauser that the following accounts be paid' 2021 Louis' Garage 1212.1 O/for Chev. truck 2022 J. G. Umbrite 132.00Xfor July wages 2023 G. G. King 175.761for it " 2024 C J. Christie 171.911for 2025 A. J Purvis 189.331for " 2026 Receiver General 64.301for Income taxes 2027 Salvation Army 113.00 7for Laird, Robinson & Gordon 2028 Prov. Tr. School 15.00� for Christensen 2029 Linden Home 31.001for Fleming 2030 U. F. A. 48.621for Boronets 2031 Robertson's Store 10.00*for Rasmussen 2032 Shaw's Drug Store 16.05 "for Kostiniuk & Simon 2033 Brown & Johnson 255.00:for funeral (Young) 2034 L J. Smith 42.00'.for Bruneski 2035 Dr. McFarlane 54.00, for Kostiniuk 2036 Mothers Allowance 118.75jor M A. 2037 Prov Mental Hosp. 45 OO'for Haining, Bertsch & O'Brien. COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG 12. 1946. 2038 Industrial Road Equip 2039 Imperial Oil 2040 Union Tractor 2041 Westeel Products 2042 Concrete Products 2043Crown Lumber (Beis.) 2044 J. E. McFee 2045 Mrs. Kate Muir 2046 Mrs. Amy Gore 2047 Dolly Petersen 2048 Mrs. 0. Hiller 2049 B. B. Gaetz 2050 David Anderson 2051 S. F Torrance 2052 Adam Velker 2053 H. F. Irwin 2054 Atlas Lumber Co. 2055 Chas. Pattison 2056 Edward Maerz 2057 J. C. Wright 2058 F J. Schmaltz 2059 Three Hills Hardware 2060 Dept. Public Works 2061 John Leyten 2062 Louis Garage 2063 Canadian Motors 2064 P. McNeill 2065 Adams Motors 2066 J Lipkind & Co. 2067 Crown Lumber (Trochu) 2068 Jacob Goetz 2069 Diede's Trucking 2070 H. T Howe 2071 Bell & Sears 2072 Union Tractor 2073 Beiseker Motors 2074 Trochu Machine Works 2075 Hanleyts Hardware 2076 Municipal Supplies 2077 J. G. Frizzell 2078 Falk's Farm Service 2079 Carbon Transport 2080 A. Gallelli 2081 H J. Gimbel 2082 Garrett Motors 2083 James Flaws 2084 Builders' Hardware 2085 Sydney Wright 2086 Marcus Hagel 2087 Canadian Utilities 2088 A. G. Telephones 2089 Art Schaffer 2090 Glen Jackson 2091A. A. Wik 2092 Turner Transport 2093 George A. Cranston 2094 Charlotte Gwinner 2095 George Evans 2096 Sam Tullikopf 2097 J J Miller 2098 C. J Christie 2099 S. F. Torrance 2100 Gas & Oil Products 2101 Imperial Oil 2102 Builders Hardware 2103 H Hunt 2104 W. J Poole y�l 2105 A. Biebrick 17.987for 581.101. for 8015.00 /for 671.67/for 1061.75/for 55.59rfor 51.30 /for 30.004for 25.007for 20.00 %for 10.001for 8,421, for 13.007for 70.401for 55.901for 5 801- for 48.38K for 1.901 for 2.407f or Page 8. repairs fuel, etc. Motor Grader culverts & s culverts lumber bunk car mat relief n If i gns erial lumber & hardware refund insurance repair work Keed killer lumber hauling coal slabs & spikes 222.00 %for 22.241for 1.20 for 28.62 ?for 5.75' for 1.56'. for 1.50`. for 66.20, for 3 45` for 56.97'for 70.30% fo r 130.37 %for 27.00Xfor 1.85% for 70.00!for 144.121 for 1.407for 125,591for 1.507for 10 61 for 18.00* , I for 93.69 :for 19.05 for 22 for 4.15, for 105.11'.for 26.75-for 140.86 .,for 43.23�for 68.2,0- for 30.27;for 16.36,for 2.00 <for 2.001for 48.601for 16.00 /for 32.00'for 6 OO!for 22.00 "for 35.00: for 710.10ffor 120.00!for 225.004for 79.34 rfor 5.15 'for 7.45 "for 3: 21.25 1for 381.60 !for 3.20 "for FORM 149•P- Special wagon gear hauling hardware survey pins repair work express & grease welding repair work If if it It material cemetery work hauling hardware hauling culverts repair parts grease repairs nails stationery blacksmithing fuel hauling moving engine expense acct. repairs If materials repairs labor Div. 3 power acct, rental and tolls hauling patrol n n fuel hauling pound expenses refund (Pound) refund it refund If Assessment work If n to it fuel it utensils haulin water wages ku.S.) If (G.S.) COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12, 1946. Page 9. 2106 Wm. Seefried 45.10 /for wages (Surveys 2107 Chas. Olson 25.20Ffor B. Bischke 2108 J G Umbrite 181.30'for mileage 2109 J. P. Firschweiler 156.35for fuel 2110 Crown Lumber (3 H) 153.60%for material 2111 Crown Lumber (Carbon) 166.40.for it 2112 A J Purvis 45.02'for petty cash 2113 Prov. Treas. 2.80,for maps 2114 King's Printer 3 30`for advertising 2115 Elnora Hosp Dist. 824.23rfor requisition 2116 Holy Cross Hospital 200.00 %for hors. Wm. Walls 2117 Calgary Assoc. Clinic 15.251for Mrs. Muir 2118 East Trochu Coal Co. 20.00'for Cooney acct. 2119 Henry Sailer 61.00.for refund (pound) 2120 E. Ressig 5.00;for award 2121A. McGougan 7.00.for refund " 2122 H. A. Empey 127.00 for it n 2123 Three Hills Ration Board 67.50.for 3 months 2124 Eric Laird 5.00/for relief allowa 2125 John Robinson S.00yfor Ed. Stickelmier 2126 S. F. Torrance 51.347for insurance T1502 Mrs Alma Friessin 20.00/.for T1503 Carl Tetz 7.20/for T -1504 B. Bischke 7.20Xfor T1505 Prov, Treas, 10813,33 for T1506 A E. Staite 306.90 %for T1507 E. Wilson 282.60/for T1507 " it 40.16 /for T1508 Vim. Howell 332.20 for T1509 Philip Will 193.70�for T1509 " " 10.32/for T1510 Harvey Markle 13 501for T1511 Edward Jensen 172.80/-for T1512 Victor Gresl 267.30/for T1513 Floyd Johnson 265.50/for T1514 Eric Hazel 65 007for T1515 Grant Robertson 31.50/for T1516 H. J. Gimbel 353.W for T1516 H J Gimbel 74.00 /for T1517 Wilmer Tetz 287.10/for T1518 Jos. Holwegner 287.107for T1519 A. M. Petersen 287.10 ;for T1520 John Esau 286.20for T1521Chas. Trumbley 15 00/for T1522 Chas, Trumbley 115.007 for 284.70�for T1523 Paul Eltin Atkinson 955.807for T1524 John 00/for T1525 Ed. Stickelmier 244 T1526 Andrew Sutherland 45.50/for T1527 James Young 43.20/for 32.00/for T1528 G. Eslinger 24.00/for T1529 A. L. Ohlhauser T1530 Emmanuel Neher 29.45/for T1531 Walter Hay 35.25/for T1532 B J. Poole 12.75 /for T1533 Jacob Regehr 97.5,0/for T1534 J G Friessin 6.00�for T1535 James Todd 18.90•for T1536 Gordon W�itwer 21.50; for T1537 N. Gallelli & Sons 8000.007for T1538 Oliver Parry 103.W for T1539 E C Stewart 21.607for T1540 Wm. Stewart 27.007for T1541 James Grant N�� o,C 295.60 for T1542 A Stankiewich 6.60?for T1543 Bert Enns 30.00rfor T1544 Claude Barkman 26 25for FORM 149 -P- Special nce relief labor it S. S. requisition July wages it It It mileage it wages it it " mileage " wages n n Ft I1 n n n n n n It n " mileage " wages n rt n 11 n n n n n n July & June wages gravel contract n n labor it t! n n n n 11 It n n Div. n if n li n n It n n n gravel Div. labor Div. n n Ir FF n tt n n n n n n 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 3 -4'-7. 4 4 4 4 4 I- cr tP cn cn �9Z ti 1-3 'Zf P 0 0 td CD 3 '✓ca0� ca �5 rt o 00 r� cn o 0000 IS: FORM 149 -13- Special COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12, 1946. Page 10. T -1545 Don F. Loewen 13.50!for labor Div. T -1546 Ken. Warkentin 16 20�for " is T -1547 Morris Charleton 48.60dfor " It T -1548 H. R. Campbell 4.801for T -1549 Joe Nakaska 68.007for n rr T-1550 4'1. J. Peterson 14 00/ for " T -1551 Joe Gorman 35.407for TM1552 E. Nakaska 79.957for T -1553 P. J. Rock 2.40/for T -1554 A. Kopjar 6.00 1for " If T -1555 Raymond Petersen 21.00 /for " If T -1556 Gordon Grant 15.20 /for n it T -1557 Vim. Waddell 32.007 for " If T -1558 John Piepke 57.20 1for n " T -1559 A. Enzie 28 007for " n T -1560 Bill Bischke 2.40 %far " T -1561 J. H. Hager 163.607for T -1562 E. D. Schneider 1.W for T -1563 Sari Eslinger 242 15lfor T -1564 E. Ehrmann 32.60/ for T -1565 C. Temple 17.00Efor T -1566 Ted Wilkinson 38.40�for " T -1567 Bob vilkinson 16.40/for T -1568 C Silversides 4.80 for " n T -1569 John Weisenburger 9.6W for T -1570 J. A. Christensen 65.60�for " " T -1571 John Enzie 104.% for n " T -1572 M Enzie 34.12 for " If T -1573 P. Weigum 63.20 / for se n T -1574 H. Ganske 6.13/for it n T -1575 C Helm 8.85 for " It T -1576 Edward Maerz 54.407for " " T -1577 Stanley Maerz 31.20''/, for it it T -1578 P. Bauer 18.001for " It T -1579 Gottlieb Bauer 22.50/for " " T -1580 Peter Kowalchuk 12 OO ?for " It T -1581 Robert Mashford 11.55/for rr it T -1582 E. Sandberg 5.4W for Cf ff T -1583 Gottlieb Buchert 7.20 %for If T -1584 Alan Hastie 7.20for It if T• -1585 Norman Hastie 3.75 /for T -1586 Rudolph Johnstrn 5.40 /for n " T -1587 Matt Siltala 13.60 %for T -1588 H AA Pryor 58.001for T -1589 Sohn W. Mitchwll 4 807for T -1590 Orval Hastie 64.00 /for T -1591 Gordon McArthur 3.20/for n " T -1592 Gottlieb Ivaerz 26 00% for T -1593 Peter Jamieson 5.70�for n rr T -1594 J. C. Campbell 30.00 /for " " 7 T -1595 elm Campbell 132.002for If It T -1596 R McGougan 37.80/for " it T -1597 Robert Frank 59 40 /for n If T -1598 A. McGougan 84.40/for n if T -1599 Albert Enzie 13.00/for T -1600 Ift. McGougan 3.00/for " T -1601 David McGougan 5.407for T1602 Lee McGougan 5.40/for n It T -1503 Art Meding 5.407for n " T -1604 Carl Jensen 6.00/for T -1605 John Schram 20.40 7for :r n T -1606 Adolph Kober 3.00/for T -1607 0. A. McArthur 140.Wfor T -1608 Cecil McArthur 42.Wfor T -1609 Jack Frebel 8.40�for T -1510 Clarence Maxwell 19.25-for " n T -1611X Elmer Wik 2.401for T -1612 Geo. McRae 83175 /for T -1613 George Inman 5.40 /for T -1614 J. A2 Lemay 5.40 for 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUG. 12, 1946. T -1515 J. M. Cummings T -1616 G B Cummings T -1617 Andrew Silver T -1618 David Silver T -1619 Ronald Hepburn T -1620 J Jacobson T -1621 John Fuchs T -1622 Alex. Papp T -10^23 Alma Friesin T -1624 Cunningham Bros. T -1625 Receiver General Page 11. 10.00 /for compensation 37.25/for labor Div. 7 28.00 /for " " 7 58.90/for " " 7 8.00{for " " 7 136.00¢for " " 7 104OO� for " " 6 41..40 for " " 5 20.00 /for relief 2.OWfor refund 910.00 /for income taxes deducted in July. Carried. At 9.30 p.m. Mr. Campbell moved that Council adjourn. Carried. Peeve FORM 149 -P— Special Sec. Treas.