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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1959-05-11 Council Minutes0 0 Ho rA FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. i AGENDA FOR COUNCIL MEETING 14AY 57 1959 1. Motion to waive notice of this meeting 2. Repo t re Canadian Western Gas pipeline -road crossings. 3. Pure se of Ripper -- Mrs. Marjorie McArthur for $1,000. 4. Peter Boldt -- purchase of Hesketh lots at $10. each '5. Approval of preliminary land and fence agreements 6. Water supply, etc. at Wimborne --- shed, pump, etc $75. 7. Bridge planking in short supply here. 8. Report re discussions with Bridge Branch re new decks. 0. Replies to advertisement for Cat Operator 10. By -law for taxing deep well equipment, etc. 11. Application for 1959 Road Grant 12. Grainger water supply, etc. 13. Farm Purchase Credit Act -- Bylaw 2 11+. Set date for Court of Revision (15 days notice minimum) 15. Agricultural Service Board Agreement, etc. 16. Report re dealings for land in SW- 15- 29 -23 -4 A. Bramley 17. Report re Municipalities Assistance Act 18. Purehases of fuel oil; use of our shed by B. A. Oil 19. Book - keeping machine for office use 20. Stenographer to assist with tax notices, etc. 21. Pr41minary discussion of the budget 22. Rural Planning -- policy re annexation of property to Towns or Villages 23. Bd* !of Transport Commissioners -- Sharples Overpass ffim i AGENDA FOP, COUNCIL MEETING MAY 111 1959 ✓ 1. Approval of the minutes of the meeting of Apr. 3rd, 6th & 24th/59. 2. Financial statement for the month ending Apr. Net balance at end of previous month Receipts for the month, less loans Loans received sub -total LESS disbursements for the month Net balance at end of the month Balances at end of month Royal & Montreal Treasury Branch Cash on hand at end of the month sub -total LESS outstanding cheques Net balance at end of the month Loans owing at end of the month $37,000.00 )3. General accounts and paysheets 4. The budget and mill rates for 1959 30th/59: $23,130.05 7t249.33 37,000.00 67,379.88 60,81+1 .92 6, 537.96 32,528.22 3,717.92 292.x+3 36, 538.57 30,000.61 6, 537.96 5. Correspondence: Minister of Highways -- culvert locations on # 21 � Soldier Settlement & VIA -- Wm. Kilgour road agreement Imperial Oil Ltd. -- diesel fuel quotations Alta. Government Telephones -- moving lines Guidance Clinic -- Melvin Maerz ,;;,Soldier Settlement & VLA -- Tax Sale procedure, etc. � Dept. of Public Welfare -- maintenance of patients Drumheller Health Unit -- minutes of Apr. 15/59 .,,7-C. N. R. -- Grainger passenger & freight shelter ,—Household Finance -- David W. Anderson Alta. Safety Conderence -- May 25th & 26th Can. Western Natural Gas Co. -- price quotations .,,Burroughs Adding Machine -- Tax Accounting Machine $2900. ,;,,Canadian Utilities Ltd. -- Huxley West;" Trochu; Gamble, ,,-Alta. Civil Defence -- Orientation Course May 25 -29 ,,,�-_- Bridge Branch -- Drive piling SW- 15- 32 -26 -4 =�Mayhood and Cumming -- Baden land Royal Bank of Canada -- int8rest rate 5 from Apr. 27th ,,Tennessee Gas Transmission o. -- gas line in 28 -20 -4 Central Alta& Assoc. of M. D.ts -- minutes of Apr. 25/59 — Farm Electric Services -- Beiseker Rural 6. Gravel program for 1959 ___7. 1960 New Deal Prove program -- paving, recreation, etc. 8. Bids re 3 x 12 planks 9. At 3 :30 P.M. -- Burroughs Machine Co. representative 7 10. By -law re Farm Purchase Board 11. Report of Meston & King -- meeting with E. Woolliams, M P. 12. Delegates to Refresher Course -- Banff June 8th, 9th7 10th S-1 _01 i VA COUNCIL MEETING MAY 51 1959 The Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill # 48 met in the Municipal Office on May 5th, commencing at 9 :00 AM. The Councillors present were: Mr. A. H. Church Div. 1 Mr. Noah Boese 2 Mr. R. W. Brown Mr. Dunc Peters Mr. L. P. Meston 5 (Reeve) Mr. S. C. Schmelke 6 Mt. C. C. Campbell 7 Mr. Brown moved that the Council waive notice of meeting, that any business brought before the meeting be dealt with, and that it be considered as a part of the regular May meeting. Carried unan. Mr. Church and Mr. Brown reported on the inspection of the road locations where Canadian Western Natural Gas propose to cross with a gas pipeline. Mr. Church moved that approval be given under conditions; similar to those of Alta. Gas Trunk Line (section(a)omitted); all as per copy with the minutes. Carried. A letter was read from Mrs. Marjorie McArthur accepting the offer of $19000. for the used Ripper. v11 Mr. Peters moved that the Ripper be purchased and the $1,000. paid to Airs. McArthur. Carried. 11r. Church moved 1st. Reading to By -Law # 301, this being a By -law to sell Lots 13, 11+1 15, and 16 Block 1 Hesketh to Peter Boldt, of Hesketh, at $10.00 each. Carried unan. Mr. Brown moved 2nd. Reading Carried unan. Mr. Peters moved 3rd Reading Carried unan. Mr. Boese moved that the preliminary land and fence agreements re road widening be accepted as resented and that V payments be authorized. (List with minutes. Carried. The matter of a public water supply for the hamlet of Wimborne was discussed. Mr. Schmelke moved that the Municipal District hate a well drilled on the Municipal shop property in Wimborne. Carried. FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLI S LTD, Mr. Schmelke moved that bids for the well, etc., be considered today, subject to the following: 6" hole; estimated depth 120 ft.; steel casing to be included and installed, pipe and pump from well at Searle Grain house to be installed in the new well, and that the following be invited to submit bids: W. Schmidt, Tom Beagrie, and "Shorty" Koch. Carried. Mr. Peters moved that this District purchase from Searle Grain Co. the shed, pipe, and pump from the well adjacent to its Wimborne house, all at a price of $75.00. Carried. see page 2 0 C7 I/ I/ 'I FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLI S TD, j COUNCIL MEETING MAY 51 1959 Page 2 Mr. Brown moved that bids be called fo 3x12 rough planking (carload quantity), coast fir and li& . fir to be quoted separately, two- thirds of amount to be in 16, 18, and 20 ft. lengths, balance in 12's and 141s, 40% of total order to be FOB our Carbon yard and 60% to be FOB our Three Hills yard; bids close noon May 11th; delivery limit 30 days; and that the following be invited to submit bids: Atlas Lumber, at Acme; Crown Lumber at Three Hills, Trochu, Wimborne, and Carbon; Beaver Lumber at %hree Hills; James Bayes, of Trochu, andAlfred Siple, of Fort Xa.cleod. Carried. The Council was advised that Sol Toews had accepted work and was now working with the north crew. Mr. Meston moved that this report be accepted and that the Council approve of the hiring of the said Sol Toews. Carried. Eleven applications for work on the road crew were read and discussed briefly. Mr. Church moved that each be advised that the position is now filled. Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that the Council approve of the sale of app. 24 c. y. crushed gravel to the B. A. Oil Co. at Wimborne, said gravel to be obtained from our stockpile in SE- 27- 33- 26 -�-. Carried. A letter was read from the Board of Transport Commissioners which stated that 50% of the cost of a new Overpass at harples can be obtained from the Grade Crossing Fund and that the balance of the cost should be borne by the Municipal District, and that the District has until May 27th to offer further submissions. Mr. Church moved that the Reeve and Sec.- Treas. meet with Mr. Eldon Woolliams, lawyer and M. P., Calgary, and arrange for the submission of a further brief on behalf of this District Carried. The proposed application for road grant agreement was then discussed in detail. Mr. Boese moved that the application be approved, as per copy included with these minutes. Carried Mr. Schmelke moved that Canadian Utilities be asked to set back their lines is required for road widening in the following o 1. 2. 3. "5 6. i rder : Sunnyslope East road ( Divs. Three Hills East road (Div. Torrington west (Div. 6) Huxley south -,lest (Div. 7 ) Wimborne Trochu (Div. 6) Torrington-- Allingham (Div. Carried 4 & 5) 5) 4) Mr. Brown moved that the program for road grading as recorqmended by the councillors be approved insofar as time permits that the south crew do the work for Divs. 1, 2, 39 and 5 (less Borodula job), and that the north crew do the other work; the grading program as referred to as per copy of program included with these minutes Carried. It was agreed that the south crew first work in Divs. 2 and 3 at Kroschels, Grainger, Swalwell south -west, Correction line west of old # 219 Sunnyslope south, and Linden area. See page 3 -A .. T C7 �I • f f 4 ,A 5oz� s FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD, COUNCIL MEETING Page 3 MAY 59 1959 It was agreed that the north crew now move to the Sunnyslope east road in Div. 4; then to the Sunnyridge road if weather permits. The Sec.- Treas. was asked to order two rolls of green reflectorized tape 1" wide from Calgary Drafting & Blueprint Co. Fuel oil purchases were discussed and the relative merits of the various fuels were debated. Mr. Meston then moved that Imperial Oil be asked to submit a price quotation for diesel fuel at each of its various agencies. Carried. Mr. Peters agreed to consider the possibility of grass seed, etc., being stored in our small shed near the Municipal shop, and to have the B. A. Oil Co. remove its property from this shed. Mr. Meston moved that Mr. Church be a committee to apply for the installation of a natural gas line to our Carbon shop. Carried. Mr. G. Ring and N. Boese reported re the well, etc., at Grainger, with the following recommendations: That the well be cleaned out, that a new cement base be put in, that a pump jack and electric motor be installed; and that a 6'x8' shed be built for it. Mr. Boese moved that these recommendations be approved and also that Mr. Tom Beagrie be hired to clean out the well at a rate of $35. for setting up and $5. hr. for working time. Carried. Mr. Brown moved that Mr. Boese be a committee to arrange for all of the above re the Grainger well. Carried. Mr. Brown moved 1st. being a By -law to provide for equipment, etc., as from Jan included with these minutes. Mr. Boese moved 2nd. Reading Mr. Church moved 3rd Reading. Reading to By -law # 302, this the taxation of drilling 11 1959, all as per copy Carried unan. Carried unan Carried unan. The Farm Purchase Credit Act and the recent amendments were discussed at considerable length. Mr. Campbell then moved 18t Reading to By -law # 303, this being a By -law to establish a Farm Purchase Board under the said Act for the whole of this Municipal District; that the Municipal District agree to guarantee 10% of any loss, and the Mr. R. W. Brown be the Council representative on the Board. Carried 4 - 3. Mr. Boese moved 2nd. reading. Carried 4 - 3. Mr. Meston moved that the Court of Revision meet on Mondaty, June 1, 1959, commencing at 9 :00 AM; and that the June Council meeting be held on Fri. June 5th, commencing at 9:00 AM. Carried. Mr. Peters moved that the Council next meet on Friday, May 8th. Defeated 4 - 30 Mr. C. C E. Ruby, Field Supervisor, met the Council. The minutesofthe A. S. Bd. meeting of Apr. 8/59 and the tentative program for 1959-60 were read to Council. Mr. Church moved that the ro ram be accepted as p g p presented Carried. i See page 4 C? F'� 0 v'' VA V V v FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. 1 T COUNCIL MEETING Page 4 MAY 51 1959 Mr. Ruby reported that the grass seed has been received from A. P. Grain, Carbon; that then new MH -50 Tractor is ready for delivery from J. Long & Sons; and that about 661500 trees have been planted this year, using the Municipal machine. The farming, etc., of NW -6 and SW- 7- 29 -25 -It was discussed and corres ndence read stating that Albert Anderson, of Crossf�7 if now purchaser and will be farming the land. Mr. Brown and Mr Ruby agreed to contact Mr Anderson to discuss the farming procedure. Carried. Bids were then received re the new well for Wimborne. W. Schmidt of Three Hills, met Council -- $3.98 ft. for new well with 9" hole and 5+" casing, $50. to take pump, pipe, etc., from well now used and to install same in new well, or $25. for this work if the pipe is out of the present well. Tom Beagrie, of Swalwell, met Council $3.93 ft. for new well with 6" hole and 5J" casing, to take pipe, etc. from present well $10.; no charge for installation in the new well. Both bidders agreed they could commence work as soon as it is dry enough to move. The Sec.- Treas. reported that he have been unable to contact "Shorty" Koch, of Trochu area. Mr. Boese moved that Mr. Beagrie be hired to drill the new well, etc., at Wimborne, at the rates as quoted. Carried. Mr. Brown moved that Mr. Schmelke be a committee to supervi4e the above, and to arrange for power, etc., and for the moving of the well house to this site. Carried. Mr. Boese and G. King reported on their discussions with A. Bramley and Mr. Harrison (VIA) re purchase of land for a road diversion in SW- 15- 29 -23 -4. They requested a cattle pass unless water can be provided on the west side of the proposed diversion. There is a possibility of arranging for water through the purchase of a small area of land from C. P. R. south of its tracks in NW- 15- 29 -23 -4; a letter has been written to the C. P. R. re this. Mr. Brown moved that this report be cc niNd.Carried The Sec. - Treas. reported that Burroughs Machine Co. has a used bookkeeping machine for sale and that it might be advisable to get it. Mr. Peters moved that the Reeve and Sec.- Treas. investigate this when in Calgary. Carried. The budget was referred to very briefly and the budget Comm. agreed to meet at the office on Fri. May 8th at 7 Mi It was agreed that the aim should be to keep the Municipal rate at 21 mills. Mr. Church moved that the See.- Treas. have authority to hirea stenographer on a part time basis to the end of June at a rate of $1.00 hr Carried. Rural Planning was discussed briefly. Mr. Meston moved that a letter be written to each Town and Village within the Muni ipal District, asking each to advise our Council of any plan they may have for annexing adjoining areas, so that this District can then draft a more suitable plan for its own area; and that the replies be requested by June 3rd/59. See page 5 Carried. Emma- 0 0 - m FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. COUNCIL MEETING Page 5 MAY 59 1959 Mr Schmelke reported that John Fuc4s is considering opening a bulk oil station for Imperial Oil Co. in SE-3-33-29-)+ being app. across the road from the Torrington Hotel. Mr. Meston moved that Mr. Schmelke and Mr. Peters meet with Mr John Fuchs to discuss the location, etc., of this business. Carried. Mr. Peters moved that an extra hydraulic pump from the old Austin - Western Motor Grader be offered for sale at $25.00. Carried. Mr. Brown moved that this meeting adjourn, and that it reconvene on Monday May llth at 9:00 AM. Carried. (Time of adjournment 6 PM) Reeve Sec. - Treas. 74 i� NOW s v` J� Qm COUNCIL MEETING Page 6 (continued from May 5th) MAY 117 1959 The Council meeting of the M. D. of Kneehill # 48 that had adjourned from May 5159 was reconvened in the Municipal Office at 9:00 AM on May llth, with the following present: Mr. A. H. Church Div, 1 Mr. Noah Boese 2 (Afternoon only) Mr. Ralph W, Brown Mr. Dunc Peters Mr. L. P. Meston 5 (Reeve) Mr. S. C. Schmelke 6 Mr. C. C. Campbell 7 Mr. Campbell moved that the minutes of the meeting of April 3rd, 6th, & 24th, 1959, be approved. Carried. The financial statement for the month of April /591 was presented as per copy with these minutes This showed a net balance at the end of the month of $6,537.96, but with $37,000. owing on loans. Mr. Brown moved that this be approved. Carried. Mr. Meston moved that an order be placed with the Alta. Association of Mun. Districts for delivery to Carbon of 300' of 36" C.I.P. (with bevelled ends) and also for some 8' lengths of 24" and 8t lengths of 30" as required. Carried. Mr. H. J. Hanson, Asst. Sec.- Treas., presented the general accounts and paysheets for consideration Mr. Peters moved that these be paid as per list included with the minutes. Carried. Mr. Meston moved that the rate of pay for Alvin Koch be $1.50 per hr. from May lst to Nov. 30th. Carried. Correspondence was read as per the agenda included with these minutes. Mr. Meston moved that the British American Oil Co. be asked to investigate the complaints about its diesel fuel, mainly: 1. Clogging in the filters in the fuel pumps 2. Consumption rate too high in all machines. Carried. Mr. Brown moved that a sample of British American and a sample of Imperial diesel fuel be sent to the University for analysis and for a recommendation as to which is better for diesel GM and other motors. Carried. Mr. Peters agreed to contact the K & 0 Motors at Three Hills re the price of gasoline supplied to our trucks through its pumps. Mr. Brown moved that the Council table the letter from the V.L.A. re special arrangements connected with Tax Sales, and that information be obtained re this at the Refresher Course. Carried. Mr. Meston moved that a check be made re the licences held by Linden Home and St. Mary's Hospital under the Home for Aged & Infirm Act, and also re contracts of those and of other Homes with the Dept. of Public Welfare for grants for semi -bed and bed patients. Carried. Mr. H. Dean, of Cruickshank - Richardson, met briefly with the Council No order was given. zoop M--- See page 7 C] V I J✓ COUNCIL MEETING MAY 11/59 Pa ge 7 Mr. Meston moved that the Council approve of the request of the C. N. R. for authority to remove its Passenger and Freight Shelter in the hamlet of Grainger. Carried. Mr. Brown moved that Councillors Peters, Church, and Campbell be delegates to the Alta. Safety Conference in Calgary on May 25th & 26th, 1959• Carried. Mr. Church reported that he had signed up for gas service to the Municipal property in Carbon and that all buildings could be served through one meter. The rates were discussed and Mr. Church agreed to get information as to the approximate cost of installation and operation for the Carbon shops. Mr. Peters moved that the Council approve of the line extensions as proposed by Canadian Utilities for Huxley West, Trochul and Gamble areas Carried. The Council adjourned for dinner from 12 noon to 1 P.M. Mr. N. Boese7 Councillor for Div. 27 was present during the afternoon. The finance committee reported on its recommendations for the estimates of revenue and expenditure for 1959 and these were then discussed in detail by the whole Council. Mr. Meston then moved lst. Reading to By -Law # 304, this being a By -Taw to adopt the Estimates as submitted and to set the following mill rates for use in 1959: Schools: Three Hills School Division Trochu Pontmain School District Municipal Hospital Districts: Innisfail Three Hills Olds Elnora Calgary Rural Hospitalization Benefits Act (Provincial) Municipal Weather Mi Mr. Boese moved Mr. Broim moved Purposes )dification (Hail Suppression) 1st. Reading carried unan. 2nd. Reading to this By -Law. 3rd. Reading to this By -Law Mill Rate � 9.4 0.8 1.01/ 0.3 0-3/ nil 4.0 21.0 6.8 Carried unan.� Carried unan., Mr. Arnold Boeset of Linden Contractozfl met the Council and advised that they are now working in the Megli Pit - -can have gravel hauled on to roads as required by Council; it was agreed that this be donee commencing tommorow morning on those roads that are ready for gravel from that pit. Arnold Boese stated that, after the end of May, the crushing and loading rates will be the same as for 1958; small dragline $10. hr; lowboy as in 1958 Mr. G. Bissell, of Jefferies, met the Council re cement culverts and showed a sample with a rubber gasket. No order was given. Mr. Meston moved that G. G. King be a delegate to the Alta. Civil Defence Orientation Course in Edmonton the week of May 25th- 29th/59. Carried. See page 8 4 J J 1 / _fi� 9ode 1� COUNCIL MEETING MAY 11/59 Page 8 Mr. Peters moved that the Bridge Branch be 2 asked to further inspect the bridge file 1084 in SW- 15- 32 -2.6 -4 and to consider replacing same as the Council believes that the present bridge is quite rotten; driving down centre piling to level $he bridge would not solve the problem. Carried. Mr. Brown reported that Mr. C. Ruby and he had interviewed Mr. A. Anderson, purchaser of NW -6 and SW- 7- 29 -25 -4 (Baden land) and that they thought that Mr. Anderson will make an honest effort to farm the land well. Mr. Brown then moved that Mayhood and Cumming be advised that no Order of Reclamation will be issued now Carried. Mr. Meston moved that the Council approve of the placing of certain gas lines in 28 -20 -4 by Tennessee Gas Co. as per map submitted, subject to the road crossings first being approved by Mr. A. Church. Carried. Mr. Boese moved that the Council approve of the extension of the ppwer line by Farm Electric Services as requested to serve NE-20 and SE -29 -28 -24-4 (Thurns). Carried. Mr. Boese moved that Hon. G. Taylor, Minister of Highways, be advised that this District will be widening the road approaches on to Highway # 21 at NW- 31- 28 -2.3 -4 and SW- 7- 2-9 -23 -4; and that the Government culverts will thus need to be moved. Carried. Mr. Church moved that the Council do not approve of the leasing of the road allowances E/NE -26 and E- 35- 23 -22 -4 to Mrs. Norma M. Pallesen and that she be advised that this Council does not approve of the leasing of any road allowances. Carried. Mr. Meston and King gave a report of their meeting with Mr. E. Woo" iams, M. P. and lawyer, in Calgary, in respect to the Board of Transport's decision re the costs of the Sharples Overpass. They reported that Mr. Woolliams is studying this matter further and that he will he will take this matter up with the Board if it appears that the facts warrant it Mr. Litke and Mr. Huston, of Burroughs Machine, met the Council and explained the working of an accounting machine in a Municipal office. They demonstrated a used machine previously owned by the Dept. of Water Resources and used for app. 2 yrs., this is now priced at $2900, with 12 mos, warranty including two regular service inspections and any parts required; plus instruction to operators in our office. Servieeagreements, if desired after the first year, cost $214.50 per yr. This machine has a full trade in allowance for 90 days. Mr. Church moved 1st. Reading to By' -Law # 30�, this being a By -Law to purchase the said used accounting machine from Burroughs at a price of $2900. Carried unan. Mr. Meston moved 2nd. Reading. Carried unan. Mr. Brown moved 3rd. Reading Carried unan. Bids for supplying to this District a carload of 3x12 Mt. Fir were then considered from Atlas Lumber of Acme, Crown Lumber of Wimborne, Crown Lumber of Three Hills, and Beaver Lumber of Three Hills. Mr. Meston then moved that the carload of 3x12 planking be ordered from Crown Lumber, Three Hills: U to 161 lengths $106. M 19 and 201 lengths $108. M )FOB our See page 9 yards, delivery 6 -8 weeks. Carried. i i U C3 # 303 f S1 COUNCIL MEETING MAY 11/59 Page 9 The setting up of a Farm Purchase Board was then discussed and the required application and form of agreement were read to Council. Mr. Brown moved 3rd. Reading to By -Law # 303, this being the By -Law to set up a Farm Purchase Board. Carried. The Refresher Course to be held at Banff on June 8th, 9th, and 10th /59 was discussed Mr. Peters moved that the following be delegates: R. W. Brown, G. G. King, L. P. Meston, and S. C. Schmelke Carried. The following is the list of accounts authorized paid at this meeting: Royal John Dorn 329.05 /labor & mileage 37 Bert Sayer $26.15 labor 38 B. A. oil Co. 134.97 fuel 39 Imperial Oil Ltd. x2M= $200.12 fuel 40 Street Robbins Morrow 27821.12 Patrol & repairs 41 Hogg Bros. 153.00 tools 42 A. M. Petersen 80.26 labor & holiday pay 43 H. J. Hanson 334.44 April salary 44 C. J. Christie 43.08 n tf 45 G. G. King 7.92 325.75 46 C. E. Ruby 312.66 Field Sup. 47 Joan deFrece 25.00 janito$ 48 Receiver General 102.90 Income tax - salaries 49 R. J. Braconnier 277.65/ labor & mileage 50 Joe Dobler 271.10/ labor 51 John Dorn 329.05 /labor & mileage 52 Edward Ehrman 184.52./ labor 53 Ray R. Ehrman 291.65/ labor 54 Ed. M. Huxley 140.78 / A, S, Bd. labor 55 Allan Koch 107.99/ labor 56 Alvin Koch 263.13 labor & mileage 57 A. L. Mottern 211.09 labor & mileage 58 0. A. McArthur 24.88 59 Ted Paquette 412.60 60 H. D. Tippe 325.75 61 Lloyd Will 62 Alex Williams 63 S. J. Smith 64 Receiver General 65 Postmaster Treasury 8834 Les Courville 8835 Hilltop Nursing Home 8836 Drugs by Bishop 8837 Horsley's Drug Store 8838 Prov. Mental Institute 8839 Deerhome 8840 F. W. Russell, Ph. T. 272.90/ " 235,70; 10.05/ 421 00/ Income tax - gages 130.12 Unemp. Ins. 50.001 bunk -house (part acct) 60.00 / Wulff acct. 4.102/Mrs. Cooper acct. 1.00/ 50.00/ three accts. 31-00/ graft & O'Brien 33.00:' Ws. Kessell acct 8841 Nash and Perman 60.00/ Dixon acct. 8842 Sunningdale Home 228.50/ Mrs. Isaac acct. 8843 Prov. Training School 15.50 {Christensen acct 8844 Beckleyts Home 120.00-.,Srigley and Kessell 8845 C. M. Carter 75.00/ R. Johnson acct. See page 10 .3 COUNCIL MEETING 14AY 11 / 59 Treasury 8846 Red Deer Twilight Home 8847 Ackland and Son 8848 Acme Hardware 8849 A. A. M. D. 8850 Alta. Govt. Telephones 8851 Alta. Track & Roller 8852 Armco Drainage 885 B. P. 0. Elks 885 Berg Industries 8855 Prov. Treasurer 8856 B. A. Oil Co. 8857 Calgary Herald 8858 Calgary Power Ltd 8859 Faribanks Morse 8860 Can. Liquid Aix 8861 Can. Oil Co. Ltd. 8862 Can. Utilities Ltd. 886 Capital Printers 8861 C. J. Christie 8865 Construction Equip. Page 10 $ 5.00 Mrs. Cooper 96.38 repairs 6.501 bunk cars 72.80 /'chemicals 54.45/ accts. 1071.70/ repairs 6751.00/ culverts 10.00/ rent of P. A. System 31.69 /,repairs & waterworks 3-00/ shop exp. 1273.16 fuel 3.60% advt. re help 5.70 / Acme shop exp. 23.53 / repairs 8.52 repairs 101.10/ fuel 228.22/ lights & power 49.66/ newspaper 17.10 Assessor's mileage 278.55! repairs 8866 Country Services 2.00/ shop exp. 8867 Les Courville 405.00 bal. re bunk car 8868 Crown Lumber, 3 Hills 86.63 shop, bunk car, etc 8869 Drum. Radiator Shop 5.50 repairs 8870 Duncan Automotive 27.84/ repairs 8871 Edmonton Journal 4.80/ advt. re help 8872 Mrs. Don Herman 22.50 election exp. 887 Ken Ferguson 10.00/ " 887 8875 S. H. Davidson Orkney Church 19.501 10.00 / " " (rent) 8876 Sam Stockton 8877 Electric Shop 8878 Hannas Seed Ltd. 8879 Hectors Ltd. 8880 H B Coal Mine 8.00/ " 6.10 office exp. 1595.00 grass seed 56.89 repairs 5.60 shop fuel 8881 Howe and Son 8.10 A. S. Bd. exp. 8882 Huttons Ltd. 72.14 repairs 8883 Imperial Oil 811.20 fuel 8884 G. G. King 29.90 mileage 8885 Kirks Heating Ltd. 3.40 repairs 8886 K & 0 Motors 82.36 fuel & repairs 8887 Dr. Wm. Lawrenuk 3.20 A. S. Bd 8888 A. V. Lee 16.90 repairs 8889 J. Long & Sons 2418.45 M -F 50 Tractor 8890 Macleods Ltd. 1.59 tools 8891 Medical Services Inc. 134.20 25.36 I M. S. I. repairs 8892 Motor Car Supply 8893 Municipal Supplies Ltd. 9.151 19.15/ stationery fuel 8894 New Ghost Pine Mine shop 8895 T. C. Paquette 16 31 repairs & fuel 8896 Dunc Peters 35.28 expenses re Maerz 8897 Wm. Prysiazny 9.00/office exp. 8898 C. E. Ruby 206.65/ Field Sup. mileage See page 11 rmomv 11 Treasury 8899 W. E. Seefried 8900 Steinbach & Co. 8901 Street Robbins 8902 Sturdie Propane 8903 Texaco Ltd. 8904 3 Hills Hdwe. 8905 3 Star Service COUNCIL MEETING % "' May 11/59 Page 11 5.00 hamlet exp. 1.65 materials Morrow 27315.77/ D -7 & repairs 18.00/ bunk car exp. 308.13 / fuel 2.62 f bunk car exp . Station 10.40/ repairs 8906 Town of 3 Hills 8907 Traders Furniture 8908 Transmission Supplies 8909 Trochu Machine Works 8910 Cec Turner 8911 H E. Waterbury 8912 Welders Supplies 8913 Carl Schartner 8914 Lewis Toews 8915 Mrs. Marie Ratzlaff 8916 David Falk Sr. 8917 J. Schartner Est. 8918 Isaac Paetkau 8919 Henry C. Toews 8920 Neil Penner 8921 Sam Ratzlaff 8922 David Falk Sr. 8923 Walter H. Toews 8924 Henry G. Toews 8925 James Everett 8926 John Baronets Sr. 8927 John MacKenzie 8928 Chas. N. Cunningham 8929 C. V. Parker 8930 Mike Abramenko 8931 J. H. Guttridge 8932 Raymond W. Dau 893,3 Arthur A. Kirk 89R 3 Hills School Div. 8935 Linden Contractors 8936 G. G. King Montreal 393 Mrs. Marjorie McArthur 39 Ronald Gieck 395 Dale Gimbel 396 Dave W. Anderson 397 R. E. Bent 398 Sydney Bramley 399 John P. Campbell 0 John Esau 401 Gus Gieck 402 H. J. Gimbel 403 Karl Gundlach 404 G. R. Hunt 405 Wm. Jewell See page 12 10.25/ water & sewage 50.48 /flunk car exp. 13 48 /repairs 87.55/ repairs 12.29 /cartage of repairs 13.95/ ist. aid & office exp. 42.68% repairs 30.00 / fence comp . 70.00 land & fence 36.00/ " 30.00/ 50.00/ " 75.00/ " 48.00 / land 35-00/ Land 50.00 / land 0.00 / land 2.00/ land & fence 40.00 90.00. land 136.00 land 123.00/,land & fence 157.00 / land 207.00/ land & fence 61.00 / land 127.00 / land & fence 135.00 i " 120.00 " 10500.00 pt. 1st Requisition 5000.00 gravel work 35.x+-7 petty cash accts. 1000.00 / used ripper 37.95/ labor 39-10/ labor 396.95/ labor & mileage 195.69/ labor 351.40/ labor & mileage 1:L5.8-6f labor 361.35/ labor & mileage 297.05 I labor 553.55C labor & mileage 309.25 labor 345.05 labor & mileage 267.65 labor and mileage COUNCIL MEETING MAY 11/59 Montreal 406 D. Langley 407 Gordon L. Park 408 Norman Poole 409 Edward Schmidt 410 Sol Toews 411 Carbon Transport 412 Village of Carbon 41 Crown Lumber, Carbon 414 Daves Welding Shop 415 East trochu Coal Page 12 $183.02 labor 317.00 labor & mileage 260.85. labor 345.90/ labor & mileage 27.24/ labor 4.25 cartage - repairs 5.501 shop exp. 46.21 materials 77.05 /,repairs 11.10 /. shop fuel 416 John Redgwell 22.50 election exp. 417 Mrs. Earl Fraser 8.00 " 418 S. F. Torrance 20.00 " 419 W. J. Poole 18.00 " 420 Hesketh Community Hall 10.00 " (rent) 421 Dr. Don Elliott 422 Farmers Exchange 42 Dr. J. A. Greenway 424 Ideal Hardware 425 Waterous Equip. 426 Wright Motors 427 Searle Grain Co. 428 D. L. Toews 429 Mrs. Catarina Janzen 430 A. Mortimer 431 3 Hills School Div. Memos: 11.20 A. S. Bd. 12.89 tools, materials 9.6o A. S. Bd. 29.241 bunk car exp. 142.43 / repairs 50.58/ 75.00 25.00 157.50 73.50 3510.90 fuel & repairs shed, pump, pipe land a3d1z land & fence land bal. of 1st Requisition Mr. Peters moved that this meeting do now adjourn. Time 6 PM Carried. Reeve Sec - Treas. Monday, June 1st at 9 AM -- Court of Revision p at 4 PM -- meeting of Council Friday, June 5th -- meeting of Council at 9 AM ESTIMATES 1959 Estimated Revenue REVENUE For Current Year LICENSES AND PERMITS Mobile Construction Equipment & Seismic 5,000. Mobile Homes 1�000�. Sub -Total INTEREST, TAX PENALTIES, ETC. Interest and Exchange 1,745. Penalties and Costs on Arrears of Taxes 6,800. Tax Sale Surplus transferred to General Account 12. Sub -Total ,7. SERVICE CHARGES Waterworks 120 Certificate and Search Fees 30 Custom Work (Including Govt. Culverts) 10,000. Sundry (Pounds) 100, ,2 Sub -Total 1072-707. RECREATION AND COMM'NITY SERVICES Cummunity Services (Cemetery Etc.) 20. CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANT IAND SUBSIDIES Prov. Govt. - Grants in Aid, Relief, Etc, 21400, Road Grant 97,703 Lands and Forest Dept. Leases 65012 Home for Aged and Infirm Act 1,000. Agricultural Service Board 7,000 Resource Road 25,000. Municipal Assistance Grant 145,000 Ratepayers Donations 1 500, Sub -Total 2 0,2 3. MISCELLANEOUS A.A.M.D. & Other Dividends 500. Winter Works Program 10 000, Sub -Total TOTAL REVENUE Other Than From Current Taxes 315,580. BALANCE REQUIRED FROM CURRENT TAXES Real Property 8379000, Business Tax and Tax on Drilling Equipment 000. Sub -total b4 1,000. GRAND TOTAL 1,156,580. DETAILS OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PROVIDED OUT OF REVENUE #12 Motor Patrol 23,500 M D -7 Cat Tractor 27,000. International Truck, 3 ton, including PTO, Etc. 5,700. Gestetner 172, MF -50 Tractor 2,420 Book - keeping Machine 2,900. Ripper 1,000. Gas Installations - Carbon Shops ) 3 Hills Shop ) Office (Furnace Included) ) Miscellane--is ) 7,308. TOTAL 70,000. ` ESTIMATES 1959 Estimated Expenditure EXPENDITURE for Current Year GENERAL GOVL�ILNMENT Secretary - Treasurer's Salary 200 . 7,200. 7, Assistants' Salaries 2,100. Assessorts Salary and Expenses 1,700. Office Expenses 820. Postage, Telegrams, Telephone 1,100. Printing and Stationery 7 0 Audit Fee 8. 80 Bond, Insurance 200. Legal, Tax Recovery 600. Land Titles Office 100. Seizures, Collectors 275• Elections Delegates, M.D. Association Fees 1,100. 10,500. Council Fees 500. Superannuation ,200. Rent, Newspaper, 1 200. 1 Mileage, M.S.I. Sub -Total 3 90 0. I PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY 150 Fire 1,300. Street Lighting 100. Pound 16,000 Pests and Weeds Hail Suppression 4,300- Sub -Total , 0. PUBLIC vIORKS 282,220 Lab our 35,000. Machinery Repairs 60,000. Material 28,000. Shop, Bunk Cars, Fuel Unemployment Insurance, 'Jdorkmen's Compensation 2,600 Hamlets, Road Rents 21000 23,000. Surveys, Roadments 'Mileage 3,000. Insurance, Licenses 500. Tools, Damages, Miscellaneous Sub -Total 73-6,320, SANITATION AND WASTE REMOVAL 300• HEALTH 300. Indigent Hospital Care Medical, Dental, Nursing, Drugs, etc. 1,000. Municipal Hospital Requisitions and Health Unit 57,800. 800. Grants to Hospital (P.T.S. & P.M.H.) 93900. Sub -Total SOCIAL WELFARE Homes for Aged and Infirm and New Home Site 7,000. Unemployed Employables Unemployables - Food, Fuel, Shelter, Clothing only 100. 1,000. "�delfare Grants 1,100. Sub -Total 9,200.. fEDUCATION - SCHOOL RE, ` T TISITIONS 449,860. RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES Cemeteries 300° 200 Agricultural Grant 5M• Sub-Total DEBT CHARGES Interest and Exchange 1,200, PROVISION FOR RESERVES Uncollectible Taxes and Accounts Receivable 1,000 Contingencies Sub -Total 23000. 39000. CAPITAL EXPT ITDITULtES OUT OF R]"VENUE 70, 000. 1,000. MISCELLANEOUS Civil Defence 36,000 Discount on Current Taxes 00. Water Frontage GRAND TOTAL 1,1 O. L i d DETAILS OF W1ALGX,1A1'ED TAX CUit'U0T LEVY iiequisitian Assessment Mill Rates Three Hills School Division No. 60 4470243.62 1420223*050- 39-4 Trochu, Fontmain School Distreit Ho. 20 2$616.00 66,,280. 42-6 Innis'fail Munici-pal Hospital Dist.-Jet 207*37 .8 Three Hills 41unicipol Kospttal District 3#611-05 110 Olds Municipal Hospital District 199*r"0 03 Drumheller Municipal Hospital District 1,200.',110 .5 Llnora Municipal Hospital District 167-10 03 Hospitalization 3ene'Lits Act 45,81 x..67 12s3'OP370* 4.0 Hall Suppression 35,000.0? 6,8 Drum'-ioller lator reported thore would not be a recuis-'tiin for 1959 from t1his District. May 11th, 1959 By-Law No- 304 By-Law to adopt estimates as submitted and to set the following mill rates for use in 1959: Schools: Three hills School nivision Trochu Fontmbir. School District Hospital Distr-'.ets- Innifail Three ?TJJJS Olds Elnora Calgary Rural Driunheller Trochu Hospitalization BoneLl.'Its Acts (Pro -'racial) Municipal 39.4 mills 122,6 mills V *8 mills 1.0 mi lls -3 mills #3 mills IN i I Nil Nil 4.0 mills 21#0 -itlls Weathor Modification (Hail 'uppresslon) 6.8 mills Mr* Meston Mo-,Ied Pirst, Heading to this Byi'Law. Mr* Boese Moved Second heading to this by,"Lawo My*_ R Y, nTm Mnu P el 'Is T-i 4 Y%A R ci. n A 4 im er +•n + -) 4 a : A-r-tf-T.nv. Carried Unan. Carried Unan. Carried Unan. 4 1 I 4 _ )tary- T rea'sure� Approved by tue uepartulent of Municipal Affairs FORM No 42 MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. — EDMONTON AND CALGARY— P27853 -57 MONTHLY STATEMENT (SEC 61 V M.D Act, R.S.A. 1955) MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF Kneehill No. 48 Months Ending --------- _ Apri.1__30 hh ---------- 19 - -Z' GENERAL ACCOUNT Montreal TOTAL Net Balance at End of Previous Month 23,,130-05 Receipts for the Month (Less Loans) 7,249.83 lip Loans Received 37,000-00 Sub Total I I 67, 379.88 LESS: Disbursements for the Month 6o,841-92 Loans Paid Net Balance at End of Month 6,537 6 Balance at End of Month —Bank 30000-04 29528.18 32,528.22 u As as — Treas. Br 3717.92 'Cash on Hand at End of Month 292-43 Sub Total 36,538.57 Less Outstanding Cheques 30,000.61 Net Balance at End of Month 6 6 No. Roy 3962 3988 38 39 40 41 42 44 47 48 OUTSTANDING CHEQUES Amount No. Amount al Treasury 746 23 8113 9.89 5 00` 8432 1.00 134 97 8833 4.1c 200.12 8834 50.0c 27821.14 64 99 153.00 80 26 343.08 25 00 4' 102 90 V 29611.70 No. I Amount Mon real 378 169.92 ✓ 391 4.00 ✓392 150.00 i 323.92 TOTAL 130,000.6 OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Amount Loans 37,000 00 Estimate of Accounts Payable, not rendered TOTAL 1 37,00000 Submitted to Council this --------- 11th --------- - - - - -- -Day of ......... May -------------------------------- 19 --- 59 *Cash on Hand Deposited --------------- ---- _ ------------- _ ----------- 19-�_ L (SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL) ........... ••------------ •------- - - - - -- ----_.__Res Secretary r r C7 LJ 0 Ln FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. Municipal District of Kneehill # 48 Minutes of May 5/59 Page 1 RESOLUTION -- CANADIAN WESTERN NATURAL GAS CO. "That the Canadian Western Natural Gas permitted to cross this Municipal District with Lines for the following locations: From a point in the N.E.14- 36- 28 -23 -4 to 29 -23 -4 to serve the Village of Carbon From a point in the S .W. 4-- 6- 29- 25 -1t- to 29 -25 -4 to serve the Village of Acme Co. Ltd be Gas Transmission the N.E. 15- the S.W.4- -19- Both of the above as per maps drawn on March 23, 1959. And that the said Company be permitted to cross with its pipe lines such roads and road allowances as are indicated thereon. This permission is given subject to the following conditions, viz.: (a) The depths of the gas lines across the road allowances Shall not be less than the specifications attached hereto. (b) That if at any time it becomes necessary to change the elevation or location of the pipe line in order to have any work done on any road allowance over which this Municipal District has jurisdiction, the cost of changing the elevation or location of the pipe line shall be borne by Canadian Western Natural Gas Co. Ltd. (c) The said Company undertakes to commence work on any changes required in elevation or location of its gas pipe line by this Municipal District withindays of its receiving notice in writing to this effect Notice shall be deemed to be properly given if mailed by registered mail to Canadian Western Natural Gas Co. Ltd.7 Calgary Specifications The cover required over the pipe line shall be not less than 6 ft. in the centre of the road nor less than 3 ft. in the rbad ditch; except for the location between S.W. -14- 29-23-4 and N W.-4- 11- 29 -23 -4 where the cover required in the road ditch shall be not less than 5 ft. ". Certified correct Municipal District of Kneehill # 48 Reeve Sec.- Treas. r. ti.. L Ll 0 W, FORM 149 -P— Special - MMCIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. LT D.H. 1 PROJECTS FOR ROAD GRANT AGREEMENT W /SW -23 & 5- 26- 29 -23 -4 5,26,27,28,30- 29-22. -4 In Sec. 20,21- 29 -21 -4 Grade approximately 1- Miles Gravelling 62 Miles D.H. 2 W,16,21,2803-28-24-4 W- 34- 30 -24 -4 W,4s9s16,21- 29 -24 -4 Gravelling D.H. 8 Gravelling 4 Miles Patch Gravelling 4 Miles D.H. 3 In NW -15, N /NE -9, In Sec. 8,9,29 -23 -4 D.H. 9 Grade approximately 1 Mile Gravelling 22 Miles D.H. 4 W/NW- 20- 30 -25 -4 D.H. 11 In SW- 17- 29 -22 -4 Grade Mile D.H. 12 Gravelling 2 Mile D.H. 5 5,14,16,17,18- 31 -25 -4 L.R. 13 S,25,26,27,28- 34 -26 -4 s/sE -13 -5- 14,15,31 -24 -4 52251.34 -24 -4 s,14,15,16- 31 -23 -4 Gravelling Grade 7 Miles Gravelling 9 Miles D.H. 6 S /sW -2, S/sE- 3- 32 -26 -4 s22s3s4,5- 32 -23 -4 W027s34-31 -22 -4 W,18,19s 5,17,18- 30 -21 -4 Grade 3 Miles Patch Grade 2 Miles Gravelling 102 Miles D.H. 7 S/SW- 1,S,2- 32 -24 -4 See Page 2. 5 Miles 5 Miles 1 Mi le 1 Mi le 142 Mi le s 2 Miles 2 Miles 2 Mi les 2 Mi le z Mile 1 Mi le 3 Miles 132 Miles 11,000.00 3,200.00 7, 000.00 4,900.00 26,700.00 16,000.00 8,000.00 5,500.00 8,400.00 1,50.00 3,000.00 4s650.00 9,000.00 W, 26, 35- 31-2- -4 W- 34- 30 -24 -4 Grading Gravelling D.H. 8 S /SW -3, S /5E -4 -3 -26 -4 S /SE -3 & West 15* Miles Grade Gravelling Patch Gravelling D.H. 9 8214,15- 34 -24 -4 Grade Gravelling D.H. 10 W,1,12,33 -25 -4 Gravelling D.H. 11 In SW- 17- 29 -22 -4 Grade Gravelling D.H. 12 S21s526- 35 -24 -4 Ss1- 35 -25 -4 Grade Gravelling L.R. 13 S,25,26,27,28- 34 -26 -4 5,25,26,27s28,29s30- 34 -25 -4 52251.34 -24 -4 S., 26,s /sE- 27,5- 30- 34 -23 -4 Gravelling See Page 2. 5 Miles 5 Miles 1 Mi le 1 Mi le 142 Mi le s 2 Miles 2 Miles 2 Mi les 2 Mi le z Mile 1 Mi le 3 Miles 132 Miles 11,000.00 3,200.00 7, 000.00 4,900.00 26,700.00 16,000.00 8,000.00 5,500.00 8,400.00 1,50.00 3,000.00 4s650.00 9,000.00 M [A FORM 149 -P— Special MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD i 9�y PROJECTS FOR ROAD GiiANT AGREEMENT Page 2. L.R. 14 S -1 -34 -27-4 S,3,4s5s6- 34 -26 -4 S- 4- 34 -25 -4 S, 1, 2,3,4-34 -24-4 S,1s5,34 -23 -4 Grade Gravelling L.R. 1 W,3,10,15,22- 28 -20 -4 Grade L.R. 16 S,3s415s6-31-24-4 Grade Gravelling L.R. 17 W,15,22- 32 -26 -4 i Grade II Gravelling L.R. 18 ws3,10- 33 -23 -4 i Grade Gravelling 1 Mi le 11 Miles 4 Miles 3 Miles 4 Miles 2 Miles 2 Miles 2 Miles 2 Miles Total Estimated Cost 6,600.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,350-00 142,350-00 ROAD GRADING PROGRAM 1959 ROAD LOCATION Div. 1.McKee Road- W,3110,15,22- 28 -20 -4 ESTIMATES —00 firs. Sharples Overpass -In SW- 17- 29 -22 -4 150 Sharples to Carbon -In SW- 18- 29 -22 -4 Pope Lease- S,27,28930- 29 -22 -4 s- 26- 29 -23 -4 170 450 Hay Road- W- 35- 29 -23 -4 �5 2.Carbon South & West- In -SW -15 & N/NE- 9- 29 -23 -4 300 fining North & West -W,12 & S,11 -31 -24-4 . Schmidt & East to # 21 Highway- W925736 -30 -24.4 rodula -W,25 36•-31 -24-4 Kubinec- S /N -13, S- 14- 32 -22 -4 S -25 -30 -24-4 170 deBeadrap- W- 23- 32 -22 -4 orrectior� Line - 5,3,4,5- 31 -24 -4 300 130 walwell ;ish Dam- W,49SW -9 and In Sec.9 -30 -24,4 Kroschell & Ringdahl & Tetz- S12878W- 2930.28.24 -4 70 ) 120 . illigan- W,67SW -7 -29 -24-4 ) 100 60 oates Culvert- S,27- 29 -23 -4 50 30 . Howe- W -34 -30 -24-4 Near- S)29,30- 30 -21 -4 175 lliot Culvert- W -24 -29 -24-4 30 100 atch J. 15itz West- S -3 -29 -24-4 25 ) 100 ntice Fl4t -W /NW -14-29 -24-4 25 3 inden Bridge- W /NW- 20- 30 -25 -4 300 200 rohl -W -7- 31 -25 -4 50 300 250 inden Elevator North -W- 30,31 -30 -25.4 100 inden Hamlet 10 200 . Bates- W/SW- 4- 30 -25 -4 & W- 33- 29 -25 -4 70 100 cme South West -S -19- 29-25-4 70 250 cme South East- W- 17- 29 -25 -4 40 175 rt Bates4Verhaest- W,1712- 29 -26 -4 20 350 enner South- W,14,23- 29 -26 -4 100 150 Davis North & West- W- 34- 29 -26 -4 & s -4 -30 -26.4 70 y-. cKay Hill & Sunnyslope Rd S,14,16,17,18 -31 -25.4 1000 21 Highway (Old) S /SW -19 S -2 -32 -24-4 90 unnyridge North & South -W 1,10,SW/15- 32- ?5 -4 & 8/sw- 16- 32 -25 -4 300 kris Berreth East- S- 25- 32 -26 -4 200 illingham!Corner- S /SW -2, S/SE- 3- 32 -26 -4 150 orrington South & West- W,15,22- 32 -26 -4 450 5 hree Hilis- Drumheller- S/SW- 3,s,4,5- 32 -23 -4 250 aronet- Parker- S /SE -13 -31 -24-4, S- 18- 31 -23 -4 ) 400 s- 14515,31 -23 -4 ) fining North & West -W,12 & S,11 -31 -24-4 160 rodula -W,25 36•-31 -24-4 Kubinec- S /N -13, S- 14- 32 -22 -4 80 80 deBeadrap- W- 23- 32 -22 -4 100 awford Coulee- W- 25- 31 -23 -4 130 1 Highway (Old)- W,26,35- 31-24-4 I 120 by North & South - X1,27,34- 31 -22 -4 60 kaska- Lyster- W- 24- 31 -22 -4 30 Near- S)29,30- 30 -21 -4 175 uth of Kanderka -W- 15,22- 31 -22 -4 100 orrection Line & Maruzs S,214- 31 -23 -4 ) 100 50 6 orrington West- S /SW -3, S/SE- 4- 33 -26 -4 200 . Dickenson & Weisenbergger W,18,19-33-25-4 300 250 nsminger- W,20,29-33 -25 -4 Bigelow-S-4-34-252_ 200 Eslinger- W -22 -3 -26 -4 100 emers -W- 15-34 -25 -� 250 orans Flat- W- 27- 34 -25 -4 175 �^ 7 Ambroise Lemay- W,3,10- 33 -23 -4 350 ••+ alvert- W /NW -15 & In Sec. 16- 34 -22 -4 150 Perry- W- 34- 34 -22 -4 100 Hibbs Corner- S/SW- 29- 34 -22 -4 100 Huxley South- W4,9,- 34-23 -4 200 . Winther District Highway-s,14115-34-24-4 400 Elmer Fraser- W/NW- 11- 34 -24 -4 & Tindal- W- 23- 34 -24 -4 200 Correction Line- S -1 -35 -24-4 250 anOver- W- 1- 35 -24 -4 100 Se,reens- rw- 6- 35 -2}-4 200 FORM149-P— Special Ri lin.g Cuiv °,rtj"W-25- 33 -23 -4 �5 MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD ±' { f 1 1 MINUTES MAY 5, 1959 Page 2. ROAD GRADING PROGRAM 1959 ROAD LOCATION ESTIMATES Div. 1.McKee Road- W,3,10,15,22- 28 -20 -4 rs. Sharples Overpass -In SW- 17- 29 -22 -4 150 Sharples to Carbon -In SW- 18- 29 -22 -4 170 Pope Lease- S,27,28,30- 29 -22 -4 S- 26- 29 -23 -4 450 Hay Road -W -35-29 -23-4 �5 2 Carbon South & West- In -SW -15 & N/NE- 9- 29 -23 -4 300 S Schmidt & East to # 21 Highway- W,25,36 -30 -24-4 S- 25- 30 -24 -4 170 Correction Line- S,3,4,5-31 -24 -4 300 Swalwell Fish Dam- W,4,SW -9 and In Sec.9 -30 -24-4 70 R Kroschell & Ringdahl & Tetz- S,28,SW- 29930- 28 -24 -4 ) Milligan- w,6,SW- 7- 2.9 -24 -4 ) 100 Coates Culvert- S,27- 29 -2.3 -4 50 F Howe- W- 34- 30 -24 -4 60 Elliot Culvert- W- 24- 29 -24 -4 30 Patch J. Bitz West- S- 3- 29 -24 -4 25 Entice Flat- W/NW- 14- 29 -24 -4 25 3 Linden Bridge- W/NW- 20- 30 -25 -4 300 Prohl- W- 7- 31 -25 -4 50 Linden Elevator North -W- 30,31- 30 -25 -4 100 Linden Hamlet 10 R. Bates- W/SW- 4- 30 -25 -4 & W- 33- 29 -25 -4 70 Acme South West- S- 19- 29 -25 -4 70 Acme South East-W-17-29-25- 40 Art Bates - Verhaest- W,1,12- 29 -26 -4 20 Penner South- W,14,23- 29 -26 -4 100 R Davis North & West- W- 34- 29 -26 -4 & 5- 4- 30 -26 -4 70 4.McKay Hill & Sunnyslope Rd. S914716,17518- 31 -25 -4 1000 #21 Highway (Old) S /SW -1, S- 2- 32 -24 -4 90 Sunnyridge North & South- W,l,lO,SW/l5- 32 - ?5 -4 & s/sW- 16- 32 -25 -4 300 Chris Berreth East- S- 25- 32 -26 -4 200 Allingham Corner- S /SW -2, S/SE- 3- 32 -26 -4 150 Torrington South & West-W,15,22-32-26-4 450 5.Three Hills- Drumheller- S/SW- 3,S,4,5- 32 -23 -4 250 - Baronet - Parker- S/SE- 13- 31 -24 -4, 5- 18- 31 -23 -4 ) 400 S- 14915931 -23 -4 ) Twining North & West -W,12 & S,11- 31 -24 -4 160 Borodula- W,25,36- 31 -24 -4 80 E. Kubinec- S /SW -13, 5- 14- 32 -22 -4 80 X deBeadrap- W- 23- 32 -22 -4 100 Crawford Coulee- W- 25- 31 -23 -4 130 #21 Highway (Old)- W926935- 31 -24 -4 120 Ruby North & South- W,27,34- 31 -22 -4 60 Nakaska- Lyster- W- 24- 31 -22 -4 30 R. Near- S,29,30- 30 -21 -4 175 South of Kanderka -W- 15,22- 31 -22 -4 100 Correction Line & Maruzs S,2,4- 31 -23 -4 ) 100 50 6.Torrington West- S /SW -3, S/SE- 4- 33 -26 -4 200 J. Dickenson & Weisenbergger W,13,19- 33 -25 -4 300 Ensminger- W,20,29- ,33 -25 -4 250 Bigelow- S- 4- 34 -25 -4 200 S Eslinger- W- 22- 33 -26 -4 100 Demers- W- 15- 34 -25 -4 250 Morans Flat-W-27-34-25-4 175 7 Ambroise Lemay- W,3,10- 33 -23 -4 350 Calvert- W /NW -15 & In Sec. 16- 34 -22 -4 150 Perry- W- 34- 34 -22 -4 100 Hibbs Corner- S/SW- 29- 34 -22 -4 100 Huxley South- W4,9,- 34 -23 -4 200 M. Winther District Hi hway- 5,14,15- 34 -24 -4 & 400 Elmer Fraser- W/NW- 11- 3 -24 -4 & Tindal- W- 23- 34 -24 -4 200 Correction Line- S- 1- 35 -24 -4 250 VanOver- W- 1- 35 -24 -4 100 Screens- W- 6- 35 -2}-4 200 R:i� 1.in� Cu�vrrt- ti',:'_?�;- �-?3 °►.� �,r