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AGENDA FOR COUNCIL MEETING
FEB 26, 1968
l of minutes of- meeting of Feb 12th and 13th/68 --
orrection P 8 - Mrs Marvin Bauer - SE- 36- 32 -26 -4)
Appoint ents _
,/-l() I.M - Mr George Park - Assessor - Edmonton mtg. etc.
v,10 0 A.M. Mr Gordon Park - Ag. Fieldman
1 0 P.M. Mr. Harvey Alton District Engineer
✓ 1 0 P M Foremen
-12 CO P.M. Alta Government Telephones
3 GO P.M. Mr Norman Hoppins - natural gas services
Card o appreciation - C C. Campbell & family
Letters of thanks re 1968 grants
A A M D.1•.Opneral spring meeting in Edmonton Apr. 4th
- culvert price list
Report of hearing of Prov. Planning Board . P.B I subdiv.
Mlm?te of r:eeting of Mun Planning Comm. Feb 21/68
Alta. Mun Financing Corp. - annual mtg Apr. 8th - Edmonton
Set date etc for Court of Revision for assessment appeals
Approval of details re Long Service Awards
Drurrh Iler Health knit - emergency phone numbers
Dr. Thomson 823 -3h85, Mrs. A. S Brown 823 -2394
Quart rly report to Dec. 31/67
Proce iure and details re angle parking signs for Huxley, etc
Prov Dept of Highways - Natural Resource & Contingency Grants
Applications for work - Jir- Bishop, Jr., Royal Ruggles,
Kenneth Kraft,
Costello Equipment - delivery date for loader
Ri)ral Fire Protection - report of comm. meetings, etc
Preliminary report re bank interest rate on loans
Agenda for annual meeting on March 4th
Council approval re draft of 1968 wage agreement for
ublic work ho,arly employees
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MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES
MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL No 4$
COUNCIL MEETING
Feb 26, 196$
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A regu ar meeting of the Council of the M D of
Kneehill No lebruary 4$ was held at th^ Municipal office, Three
on Monday, 26th, 196$ commencing at 9 00 A M
Councillors present were
Mr. A H Church
Mr C W. Poole
Mr R W Brown
Mr. Du c Peters
Mr T 4. Ferguson
Div 1
Div.2
Div 3 (Reeve)
Div 4
Div.5
Hills
Mr. Dom Dau, representative of the Three Hills School
was present throughout most of the meeting
Mr. G King, Sec -Treas was present and recorded
the minutes
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Mr Fe guson moved adoption of he minutes of Feb.12th Corr re
and 13th/6$ as per copy which had been mailed to each member, minutes
subject to the following corrections
1 Page $ re A G.T Credit cards - The name of T C Paquette
should be a ded
2 Page $ re Mrs M Bauer license - Name to be corrected
to Mrs Mar in Bauer and location to SE- 36- 32 -26 -4
Motion carried
A brief discussion followed as to whether an application Policy &
for a business license should be dealt with by Council or Discuss -
referred to the Municipal Planning Commission Mr Brown ion re
moved that the future policy of Council be to refer any such Bus.Lic
applicationIs for business license to the Municipal Planning ✓
Commission or consideration Carried
It wa also suggested that there be no zoning control or
license re irement if no sales are involved except that of Ij
personal services, as for a hairdresser, carpenter etc
Brief discussion took place regarding rural fire pro-
tection The Sec -Treas briefly advised of the requirement
under Sec. 51 of the M D. Act for advertising of a by -law
if the expenditure is to be over $10,000 or 5 mills on the
net total assessment, whichever is the greater. Estimated
price of a new unit with new truck from Saskatoon Fire
Engine Co is $16,000 to $17,000
Mr * G 4lowing rdon Park, Ag Fieldman, met briefly with Council
and the were dealt with
1 Aleed that Mr Stan Pettem, D A be invited to
bring a brief report to the Annual Meeting
2. Pe ticide Operators Course at Olds April 1 -5th
- cost of 50 00 per person includes tuition, board and
materials This is under the Depot of Extension Mr.
Peters moved that Mr Gordon Park and Mr. Lorne Boese be
authorized to attend with the expenses to be paid by this
District Carried
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Sec 251
M.D.Act
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'Gordon
Park
3 Coimcil and Agricultural Service Board meet jointly
on March 25th at 9 00 A M to discuss the budget of the ✓
A.S.B , et - Mr. Brown moved that this joint meeting be
approved. Carried
4 Mr G.Park recently attended an E,M 0. Conference in �
Red Deer - slight decrease forecast in funds for this year
Gordo Park then left the meeting
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Mr. Gec
letter was z
asking that
Feb.29th for
ment and otl
member of tl
it is holder
Church move(
both the ab(
pay his exp(
COUNCIL MEETING
Feb 26
Page 2
rge Park, Assessor, met with Council A
ead from the Provincial Assessment Commissioner
Mr. Park attend a meeting in Edmonton Thursday
a discussion of assessment of oilfield equip -
er items Mr Park also stated that he is a
e executive of the Assessor's Association and
g a meeting in Calgary on March 1st Mr
that Mr George Park be authorized to attend
ve mentioned meetings and that this District
nses to _ Edmonton Carried.
George
Park -
Edmonton
meeting
Calgary
meeting
Mr. George
Park advised that Assessment appeals have
been received
from 20 ratepayers on a total of 42 parcels
Mr Poole moved
that the Court of Revision meet on April
Assessment
22nd and 23rd,
commencing at 9 00 A M each day to deal with
appeals
the Assessment
appeals, and that the two Councillors who
C. of R
are not Members
of the C of R attend as Committee Members
Apr 22 &
Carried
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Mr Pa
k also gave information regarding assessment
values of t
e Councillors' buildings in this M.D Total
Assessment
for the mai
residence for all 7 councillors was $20,190
re Councill
for an aver
ge of $2,$$0 Total assessment for all
-ors
permanent b
ildings on all lands owned by the 7 Councillors
was $40,690
for an average of $5,810.
General
discussion followed regarding the effect upon
taxation, number
of farm units with buildings, effect on the
School Foun
ation Program,etc
Mr Park
advised that the Business Tax of this District
Bus Tax
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should be r
viewed and perhaps revised. He will get further
information
to present at a later meeting
Mr T F
rgusen moved that Mr George Park be granted
April,
Assessors
Convention
permission
to attend the Assessors Convention in
- April
with expenses
to be paid by the District
Mr Ge
rge Park then left the meeting
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A card of appreciation was read from Mr. C C Campbell thanks
and family for flowers sent following the recent death of ,/ C Campbell
Mrs Campbell This card was ordered filed with the minutes family
to contain an expression of sympathy
Letters of thanks were read in respect to 1968 grants thanks
paid to the following Drumheller District Agricultural re grants
Society, Hudson Bay Route Association, The Salvation Army, ✓
The Canadian National Inst for the Blind, Sisters of Our
Lady of Ch rity
NotiCE was read as received from the A.A M D in
regard to the general meeting on April 4, 1968 and also
in regard to culverts. Mr Church moved that all Coun-
cillors an the Sec - Treas. be delegates to the meeting
of April 4, and that the information regarding culverts
be filed arried
The SEC - Treas read a brief report of the hearing
of the Proi Planning Board in respect to a sub - division
in portion SW- 6- 32 -23 -4 as applied for by the Prairie
Bible Institute Title to property within the Town of
Three Hillr will be ':ept separate from property within
the Munici al District Decision in regard to the pro-
posed service road will be sent to us by mail later.
Mr Peters moved that this report be accepted and filed
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general
meeting-
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The mi
Commission
been given
minutes be
C OUN C
lutes of the meets
>f Feb 21, 196$ w _ _ __
10 each Councillor Mr Church moved that these
idopted Carried
Mun Yi .
Commission
A letter from the Alberta Municipal Financing Corp A1ta.Mun
advised that its annual m,,Qting will be held in Edmonton Fin Corp.
on April Mr' bledruntileafterttheespringrmeetingdofg Annual
X meeting
a delegate e eta
the A A.M DI Carried.
The Sec
-Treas advised Council that Mr. William
Mountain View, had phoned
interest
Bagnall, Reeve
in regard
of the County of
o interest rates now being charged municipal-
rates
ities and cthers.
His investigation showed that rates
g ravel
varied frord
6,4 to 7 %, with all chartered banks of their
Branch
v,
area charg'ng
the 7% At Three Hills the Treasury
7 %. Mr Poole moved
Resource &
quotes 6f
nd the Royal Bank quotes
of the A.A M D be asked to investi-
T.Paquette
that the executive
this time Further progress has been made on
new shop
gate inter
st rates Carried
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A sample
of the Long Service Awards to be presented
Council and discussed
Long
Service
at the Annual
Meeting were shown to
that this be approved and 100 ordered
Awards
Mr Ferguson
for employ
moved
es and 20 for Councillors Carried
new loader
A letter from The Drumheller Health Unit gave the Drum=
following rumheller phone numbers for emergency use Heller
Dr Thomson 823 -3685, Mrs AS.Brown (Sen Nurse) $23- Health Unit
2394 The juarterly report to December 31, 1967 was emergency no's
also refer ed to Mr Brown moved that these be accepted
and filed ICarried.
The meting adjourned for dinner from 12 00 noon to dinner
1 00 p m
Mr J
I oe Dobler, Gravel foreman, met with Council
with
and reported
on the gravel stockpiling He advised that
J Dobler
a total of
about 2,300 cu yds had been done at Garsons
g ravel
before the
crusher moved out due to the poor quality
v,
They are now
at the Municipal Pit in the Torrington area
Resource &
Mr. 7ed
Paquette, Public Works Supt., also met with
T.Paquette
Council at
this time Further progress has been made on
new shop
the new stop
in Three Hills but there has been a delay
be
v
in the wi
ing and this is needed before the beat can
the proje
turned on
- he will check regarding this
The meeting
was advised that Costello Equipment had
new loader
phoned to
state that the new loader should be ready for
delivery about
the end of this week
Mr
Joe Dobler left the meeting at this time
Mr 11
Alton, District Engineer, then met
with
H Alton,
Dis Eng
Council.
Letters were read from the Department
of Highways
and
in respect
to 1968 grants for Natural Resource roads
Roads There is no information as
for Special
to the amount
Contingency
of money that may be available
Mr. Alton
Resource &
stated th
t no start will be made this year
under the
Contingency
Regional 'load
Program, but he does not expect
any reduction
V roads
in Munici
al grants otherwise Discussion followed as to
the proje
is which should be applied for.
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Mr Pet
Provincial D
of $160,000
imately 7 mi
Mr Fer
Resource roa
on the Pope
4. Carried.
Mr Fer
needs major
had greatly
and the gene
One truck al
Brown moved
Provincial N
have the #21
Highway neto
the increasE
sent to east
Maintenance
Provincial F
H. Alton, Di
Mr Al
east -west r
vised that
condition,
He will con
from the so
the road di
Need f
SE- 18 -31 -22
Mr. Church
levels and
road Carr
this
Four ee
to undergro
be taken no
again advis
for re -loca
than that
service in
asked as mL
road progre
side Plant
plans can t
location ME
5ff- 14 -30 -2L
film is bei
and this mi
neededwoulc
this and m�
so as to ix
for buried
of the A.G
and Mr Le!
Mr. Jim Wr:
the inform,
atives and
COUNCIL MEETING
Feb.26 /6$ Page 4
rs moved that an application be made to the Contingency
p °t of Highways for a Contingency Grant Grant
for improving the grade and surfacing approx-
es of road from Trochu east. Carried.
uson moved that application be made for a Resource
grant of $30,000 for regrading and gravelling 0 Rd.grant
ease road south of 26,27,28,29 and 30 of 29 -22-
.7uson remarked that the No 21- Morrin Bridge road
improvements soon It was noted that traffic #21-
increased due to the new gas plant near Morrin Morrin Br
ral development of oil and gas wells in the area rd.
one makes as many as ten trips a day Mr
that a letter be sent to Hon. Gordon Taylor,
mister of Highways, renewing the request to
- Morrin Bridge road taken into the Primary
ork, and that information be given him regarding
d traffic, etc A copy of this letter is to be
of the following Mr. E Belsheim, Chief
Engineer, Depot. of Highways, Mr E. Danchuk,
ngineer on the Regional Road Study, and Mr
strict Engineer at Red Deer Motion carried.
on wax asked if Council wished to change the road at
ad at the SW corner 27- 30 -26 -4 He was ad- SW- 27 -30-
he hill is rocky and there is also a spring 26 -4
o it is better to leave the road as now located
ider a change in the location of the road coming
.th and will also do further work in respect to
ersion south of 2$- 30 -26 -4
r road improvements of the north -south road at J Price
4 (John Price) wps discussed with Mr Alton. road
oved that the District Engineer be asked to take
ake cost estimates and recommendations for this
ed Mr.Alton agreed to prepare the report on
Dresentatives of A G.T showed a film in regard
A.G.T
znd telephone cable and general care that should
film,
to damage telephone cables or lines. They
etc
E�d that there is a flat rate of $250 00 per mile
ling a cable unless the cost is actually less
They also stated they could provide a free location
respect to buried cable on 24 hour notice. They
ch advance notice as possible in regard to the
m - map outlining this should be sent to the Out -
and Transmission Enginner, Box 2411, Edmonton -
e prepared by A G T and time saved later One
nti_2ned by Mr. Poole was the intersection at
ti
-4 eaae mile east of Swalwell They stated anew
ng made about laying telephone cable in Alberta
ght be shown at a later Council meeting - time
be about one half hour Council will consider
y have an evening meeting at mid March or later
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clude employees The Three Hills area is slated
cable in 1972 with service in 1973 The names
T representatives rpresent were Mr Eric Attwood
Caister of Edmonton, Mr Don Ward of Calgary, and
ght of Three Hills The Reeve thanked them for
.tion brought to the meeting. The A G T represent -
Mr Alton then left the meeting.
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and request(
Agenda for ,
and can giv
hour - a qu
moved that
400 pm i
in the Thre
Mr No
meeting.
COUNCIL MEETING
Feb /26/6$ Page 5
man Hoppins, of the F U A. met with Council N.Hoppins
d that provision be made in the Annual Meeting Nat.Gas
report on Natural Gas Services in this District. Services
r Utility Development Ltd has made a study
a report which will take approximately one -half
stion period would likely follow. Mr. Peters
ouncil approve of this , that It be listed at
the Agenda, and that notice of this be put
Hills Capital Carried
,man Hoppins thanked Council and then left the
Mr Re Adams, of P F R.A met with Council - the follow-
ing are the main items discussed with him p,F d A
1. Mr Poole asked if any report has been completed
re draining sloughs from his land in NW -5 and NE- 6- 29 -23 -4
and taking water to the south. Mr Adams replied that this
study is not completed
2 Ber eth drainage ,channel in NW- 22- 32 -26 -4 - Mr.
Adams will check again and give a final report regarding the
levels He will also contact Water Resources, Edmonton in
respect to ome form which they may require In regard to
this projec .
3 Ohl auser Dam - NW -2$- and SW- 33- 29 -23 -4 - the gate
could be opened and drain out all the water in the hope of
getting rid of the murky and silty condition There is
no guarantee this would be successfull There would first
have to be definite assurance that no one downstream would
object Some repairs are also required to the dam and Mr
Adams will check these matters
4 Dan, in 5E- 24- 29 -25 -4 - Hanson - May need improvements
within a f w years but these can only be made if a satisfact-
ory agreem nt is signed
5 Pr posed dams for the Three Hills Creek- a feasibility
report has been ~prepared. Mr Adams believes that the
dam in SE-;7-31-24-4 will best meet the needs if a good
overflow c n be provided A letter is to be written to
Water Reso rces for any information it has on file.
Council thanked Mr. Adams and he then left the meeting
Mr Jim Gibbs of Manco Supplies met with Council re J Gibbs
Pacal grader blades and a sample of the blade was shown to Pacal
Council r Gibbs stated that one set of these will out- blades
wear three sets �kac of the type we are now using, but
the advantage will not show up if only two or three sets
are used on any machine A set of these blades in 161
length (tw ) 51 and one 61) costs approximately $65 00
Orders of 50 sets or more are f o b here Mr Gibbs left
the meetin and Council discussed this further Mr Peters
moved that a decision re Pacal blades be tabled until after
the Spring meeting of the A A.M.D Carried
Mr C urch asked about the possibility of
guide posts along the sides of the high fill a
culvert on the Pope Lease road in SW- 29- 2'3 -21•
grader bla es was discussed but the difficulty
these in ozen ground was also mentioned No
decision s made.
having some guideposts
the big SW- 29 -29 -21
Use of old
of putting
definite
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Council was asked for more definite information in Angle
respect to angle parking which may be allowed in Huxley parking -
and/or oth r Hamlets Provisions of the Highway Traffic hamlets
Act were r ferred to but were not entirely clear as to
whether or not this can be an optional provision The
Sec -Treas advised that he had discussed this with the
local R C P P and they were not too concerned about
parking in Hamlets as it has not been a problem Mr
Paquette a d G King were asked to bring in a recommendation
about anglq parking in Hamlets, perhaps based on width of
the streets.
A letter from Jim Bishop Jr was read in which he J Bishop
inquired about summer work. It was noted that he is only Jr.-
16 years off age Mr Poole moved that Jim Bishop Jr be appl.for
advised that Council considers that he is too young for work
any regular employement with this District. Carried.
Appli.dations for work as received from Royal Ruggles
and Kenneth Kraft were read Mr Peters moved that these
be filed until later in the season. Carried.
Mr Don Dau left the meeting at this time - 5 25 p.m
Mr. Ted Paquette thanked Council for being chosen as
one of tholse who made the trip to the Caterpillar factories
in Peoria, Ill. as guests of that Company and its Agents
Mr. Schmel e had been unable to go so the representatives
from this District were Mr T.A Ferguson and Mr. Paquette.
Mr Ferguson also thanked Council and both stated that they
had a wonderful time Mr Ralph Brown had also attended as
a Member of the Provincial Executive of the A A M D
The S c. -Treas advised Council that Mr Charles Dutton
had phoned at noon in respect to Rural Fire Protection in
the Churchill area Twenty people of that area had attended
a meeting at Churchill School last week and discussed rural
fire protection and whether they wished to be taxed as a
part of the proposed Linden - Carbon areas, or to be taxed
separately, Fire protection would have to be provided
through agreement with the City of Drumheller in either
case Mr Dutton and Mr Don Herman had given that meeting
i.nfnrmatio on recent committee discussions The vote
was 16 to in favor of being taxed as a part of the Linden -
Carbon are Thero is no definite promise that Drumheller
will buy a additional fire truck as it is having some
dispute nol with the L I D over fire protection
Mr B
be provide
boundaries
owned by a
area Pre
for each f
within the
Mr. Peters
- Carried
,own suggested that free fire protection services
on lands within one -half mile of the outside
of a fire protection area where such lands are
person who is taxed for other lands within the
ent policy is to charge $25 00 in such cases
re call. One who is not taxed on other lands
area is charged $100 00 for a fire call
If
thanks
T Paquette
T Ferguson
Fire Pro
Churchill
area
policy
re charges
for fire
protection
moved that no change be made in the present policy
The f llowing were agreed to in respect to Rural Fire
Protection in the south part of the M D
1 Th4t any by -law be submitted to a vote of the rate-
payers con erned without any necessity for a petition
2 That Mr Church have a preliminary talk with the
Officials of the City of Drumheller re the Agreement for
the Churchill area and that he have authority to call a
committee meeting
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3 Thai; the Sec -Treas contact Mr. Dick Beland
and the Provincial Fire Commissioner's office for his
estimate of a new fire fighting unit with equipment
similar to that at Trochu
cost
D Beland
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A lett r from the Ladies of Pope Lease W I was Pope Lease
read This advised that they wished the present name of W I -name
the Municipal District be retained This letter will be ✓ change
referred to the Annual Meeting
The Se -Treas asked Council to consider a policy
in respectto hourly employees who request compassionate Compassion -
leave Discussion followed Mr Church moved that ate leave
compassionate leave for a total of not more than 3 employees
days in any calender year may be granted with pay based on
8 hrs per ay This leave may be granted by the Public
Works Super ntendent and /or by Council, but only where,
in their op nion, the request is reasonable Motion carried
Some d scussion took place in respect to various em-
ployees and whether or not good services and satisfaction L
are being o tained Some re-)organization is to be considered
further at a later meeting
Mr Po le moved that the next meeting of Council be Next
held at the Munlcipa office on Monday March 4th /6$, ;,Meeting
commencing at 9,00 1 M The Annual Meeting will commence
at 1 00 PIY on that date Motion carried
Mr Pe ers moved that this meeting do now adjourn
Time of adj urnment 6 40 p.m. Motion carried
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the Municipz
1968 comment
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AGRICU&TURAL SERVICE BOARD
MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL
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ar meeting of the Agricultural Service Board was held in
1 Office, Three Hills on the afternoon of February 27,
ing at 1.30 p m
,esent throughout this meeting were
an Peters Council Member & Chairman
Poole Council Member
Bates Ratepayer Member
k Hoppins Ratepayer Member
on Park Agricultural Fieldman
Pett District Agriculturist
Mr. H J Hanson and Mr G.G King were each present for part of
this meeting and recorded minutes.
Mr. Dund Peters welcomed the two new ratepayer members, Mr Bates
and Mr. Hopp ns as members of the Board
The minutes of the last regular meeting held December 18, 1967,
were read by Mr Hanson, as Secretary to the Board,
Mr Poole moved that these minutes be approved. Motion carried.
A letter from the Department of Agriculture Veterinary Services
regarding the resolution passed by our Board and the Regional Conference
in connection with veterinary Inspections at auction marts, etc. was
read to the B and
Correspo dente from the Alberta Department of Agriculture, Program
Development Division, was read to the Board. This referred to the Govern-
ment representative to the Agriculture Service Board would be the Dis-
trict Agriculturist serving our area or his alternate.
A further letter from the Alberta Department of Agriculture,
Program Development Division, was read to the Board This referred to
the grant structure for service boards and was in answer to the other
reso npas ed by the board and the regional conference.
Mr, Park and Mr. Hanson further advised that they had been inter-
viewed by a representative from the Veterinary Services Division of the
Department of Agriculture regarding the resolution presented in connection
with inspection services at auction marts.
Mr Bates moved that this correspondence be placed on file Motion
carried
Mr. Gordo Park, Agricultural Fieldman, then gave the following
report of his ork.
"Lorne ant
for building sl
of Canadian Pr(
Dunc Pete,
the regional Ct
well attended e
kers Of specia
Agricultural Sc
I attended
by the Drumhell
Chamber of Comm
:�omments were g
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the Massey Trac
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I I have nearly completed the ch1emical warehouse except
lelvas< The heating system was installed by Harvey Cox
pane.
s, Cliff Poole, Donald Dau, Lorne and myself attended
emical School held at Olds on January 25 which was quite
nd a lot of valuable information was given by the spea-
1 ir-erest was the displays of weeds set out by the Olds
hoo:L
th, two day short course in Drumheller sponsored jointly
°r and District Agricultural Society and the Drumheller
arcs The ,ewas very well attended and the general
god
:ordwood saw, a d mounted it on the three point hitch of
,or for sawing wove for the camp kitchens in the district.
of T000d at Kei.ver?s Luke and will be sawing more for
1, and intend to stockpile some at Three Hills
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