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Home My WebLink About1969-02-10 Council MinutesApproved ey the Department o, ucipel Atm, ' FORM No. 42 Municipal Supplies Ltd. Edmonton & Calgary NWP9360 MONTHLY STATEMENT (SEC 61 V M.D. Act, R.S.A 1965) COUNTY OF MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF ------ - - - --- ='_ k: ' - ":= -j---------- - - - - -- ------ - - - - -- - - -._ N o. _..4 8 - I Month Ending ----------- January 31 1g --- 69 ,l.ax male I TOTAL Net Balance at End of Previous Month I 1,359 56 Receipts for the Month (Less Loans) I 48,632 5 7 Loans Received I I ( I nil Sub Total I I I I I 49,992-13 LESS: — Disbursements for the Month 67 75 9,707 84 6,137 96 15,913 55 Loans Paid I Nil Net Balance at End of Month I ( I I 34,078-58 Balance at End of Month—Bank 7,441 85 13,233 1 633 79 31, 308.77 u is is — Treas. Br. I I 112 , 0 9 9 88 I 12 , 0 ". 88 *Cash on Hand at End of Month I I I I 2,223 96 Sub Total I I ! 45,632 61 Less Outstanding Cheques I I I 11,554-03 Net Balance at End of Month I 34,078 58 OUTSTANDING CHEQUES i No. alAmount "Proasury t 12686, 55 -8800 V. V V 132 24-9 4_50, 012 W 12770 1296) 79 o0�13079 1109A 8-8,26--13087 _ 1311 15 00 13 1326 25 5o/'13128 1326 250 00 3 �1 3_,1.3. 1326 167.8'4--'13139 . , „,.. 1191_ 18 132__ 13245 U248 252 113254 � 22,h1 *Cash on Hand Deposited OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Loans 95 00 8,001 15 00 5-0.00 i 888 87 Estimate of Accounts Payable, 453 - 37- - not rendered TOTAL -201.0 Amount Nil C Submitted to Council this 10th -------- - - - - -- -Day of .......... February NIL 19.6 9 Reeve ------- --- -/ y Secret T urer TOTAL 11,554 3 19..._.. -.-.. ( SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL ) 4 e L FORM 149-P SPECIAL MU ICI L U PLI 9. 11. 12 13. 14. 15 _4� . 19 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. M.D OF KNEEHILL No-48 COUNCIL MEETING Feb.10, 1969 Approval of minutes of Jan.13th, 14th, 20th, 27th, 1969 Financial statement for month ending Jan 31/69 Appoi.ntm nts. 1 00 p m. - Weather Modif Assoc.& 3.30 - Ratepayers 1 30 p m - foreman Prot.Assoc. 2 00 p.m. - Mr. Dawes - T.P L Industries General Accounts & Paysheets Linden Nursing Home - financial statement Reports - Grainger Community Society - Three Hills Rural Community Assoc Financial report re Recreation - Town of Three Hills (approval for payment of grant) Three Hills School Division - minutes - Annual meeting - Feb.14th Appeals F. Al' Office o. Trochu F. Canada W Mountain Muni Drumhell Mobil Oi Mobil Oi Wilkinso Shell Ca County o Union Tr Apprenti Applicat Ke Medical Departme Appointor Agricult or Grants - U A erta Heart Foundation FireCommisszoner - loan of fire truck for Linden re Department re equipment st Agencies - accident Henry Dick View - Kneehill Auxiliary Hospital — division of ipality into wards �r Health Unit - requisitiion 1969 -70 - $13,294.00 of Canada Ltd. - pipeline re road crossing- 33 -26 of Can.Ltd. - re gas line Newcastle area & McLean - re tenders Dada Ltd - re fuel tender I Mountain View - thanks re bonspiel - Central A.A.M.D. actor - technical school March 6th & 7th eshi.p Board - re Alex Cunningham ,ons foe employment t Nygaard, Gerald Raaf, Steve Lynch, John Falk ertificate - Ken Kraft it of Highways - summary of 1969 bridge requests :nt of member for Planning Commission to replace P. oral Service Board - G,L. Park - prices re overhead projector & report re sprayer boom ';X� _1_* __1 Baerg L A FORM 149-F SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES COUNCIL MEETING February 10, 1969 Page 1 A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of ineehill was held at the Municipal office, 'Three Hills cn Monday, February 10th, 1969, commencing at 9.00 ovcl ck a.m. Councillors present were. Mr A H Church Div.l Mr C W Poole Div 2 Mr. R.W Brown Div 3 (Reeve) Mr Dune Peters D:i_v.4 Mr T A. Ferguson Div 5 Mr, S.0 , Schmelke Div 6 Mr G Lemay Div 7 Mr Donald Dau, representative of the Three Hills School Division, was present throughout the meeting Mr H J Hanson, Assistant Sec -Treas was present and recorded the ninutes Mr Pete s moved that the minutes of the meeting of Jan. APPROVAL 13th, 14th, 2 th and 27th, 1969, be approved as per copy OF which had beeo mailed to each Councillor. Carried. MINUTES The Monthly Financial Statement for the month ending Jan 31st, 196), was presented and discussed This showed a net balance of $34,078.58 with no loans outstanding Mr Ferguson moved adoption of the monthly financial statement as per copy with these minutes Carried Mr Poole reported that he had discussed with Mr. Allen Koch the complaints received by Council regarding his use of the Municipal truck for private use and other items pertaining to his work at Carbon. He had arranged for Mr Koch to meet with Council regarding this at 1.00 this afternoon. Mr Arno Council He gravel pit at evening,they gravel crushe selling their irk purchasing a one and a h quoted but th half of that stated that t. meeting but a. Mr. Pete in advance on d Boese of Linden Contractors then met with A ,dvised that they had moved to the Municipal Torrington on Feb,5th and stated that, by this hould have approximately 6,000 cu yds of Mr Boese also stated that they anticipate dragline and asked if Council would be interested same Thj-- machine is a link belt dragline with if cubic yard bucket No definite price was approximate selling price would be about one - f a new price, approx $36,000 00 Mr Boese ey did not have an account prepared for this ked for an advance of $6,000.00 on account. s moved that Linden Contractors be paid $6,000 account Motion carried As 40.,OOC cu. yds, of gravel had been authorized crushed from this pit this would keep them busy until the next meeting of Council Mr. BoeSE then thanked Council and left the meeting The general accounts and Faysheets were then presented to Council for consideration The account of Canadian Utilities Ltd in the amount of $1503 17 for resetting five poles and replacing two poles for additonal clearance was questioned and the Secretary was instructed to obtain more detail as to how this amount was arrived at Mr Church moved that the paysheets and accounts be paid as per list enclosed with these minutes and with the exception of the Canadian Utilities Account as mentioned above Carried See Page 2 FIN. ST. A.KOCH BOESE _r. N M FORM 149-P SPECIAL ICI PLI COUNCIL MEETING Feb 10/69 Page 2 Mr. Rainer Keglowitasch met briefly with Council and stated that Pounder Emulsions Ltd of Saskatoon would do tests of gravel from various locations in the municipality to determine suitability of same for paving projects at no cost to this District Council advised Mr. Keglowitsch that, at this time, they had not discussed the road program and /or paving for 1969, and therefore suggested that no such tests be done just now Mr Kegl witsch then left the meeting Mr. Gordon Park and Mr Dan Peters then met briefly with Council Mr Ted Paquette was also present at this time, Mr. Park program and t Agricultural special agree take advantag ARDA project limited to a as desired. tree over 20, cultivation the agreement This mat and it was fe especially wh outlined the new horticulture and tree planting e assistance under such an agreement. An ervice Board for a Municipality can sign a ent with the Department of Agriculture to of financial assistance under the terms of o. 280121. The financial assistance is nOt aximum of $1200 per year but can go as high owever, the basis is outlined as (a) 2¢ per 00 trees planted and (b) $16,00 per mile for The Agricultural Service Board, according to must meet certain requirements. er was discussed at some length by Council t that :,ioro : rcnotion ro ro-n.doide r,lantin- be re a bad snow hazard exists in the winter. Mr. Park reported that he had not obtained any further information r garding a sprayer boom at this time, He gave. t #e following prices for overhead projectors. R 0 K GRAVEL TESTS G PARR DAN PETERS TREE PLANTING done, $PRAYER BOOM PROJECTOR 3: "o xramy iTo el projector for educational purposes - $165.00 6 non - educational purposes - $219000 Bell & Howell �Model 301A projector - educational purposes - $154.50 non - educational purposes 41.78.95 i Mr Pete s moved that an order be placed for the 3M Model 66 prof ctor complete with roll attachment at an extra cost of $20 0 Motion carried Mr Dan Peters and 111r. Park then left the meeting Mr. Paqu questioned by with regard t snowplowing i late Friday a necessary, th machines will wise if the m is done on Sa A letter which advised foremen, will objective is improvements, Mr. Schm Allen Koch be tte, Public Works Superintendent, was then Council as to the working conditions, especially working Saturday morning. He stated that when necessary and the snowplows are kept busy until ternoon, and servicing and repair work is s is done on Saturday morning, so that the be ready to start out on Monday. Other - chines are ready to go on Friday night, no work urday morning from Union 'tractor Ltd was read to Council that a Technical School for Municipal shop be held on Larch 6th and 7th The school=s ;o keep municipal men informed on product proper maintenance and servicing of equipment -lke moved that Mr A R Sommerville and Mr. authorized to attend the above school Carried. See Page 3 V T, PA QUZTTZ UNION TRACTOR SCHOOL N 9 FORM 149-P SPECIAL U ICI L u u A copy o tessed to Mr he would be g year heavy du held at the S Feb.1$th /69 placed on fil COUNCIL MEETING Feb 10/69 Page 3 a letter from the Apprenticehip Board add - lex Cunningham was read This advised that ven the opportunity to attempt the first y mechanic apprenticeship examination to be uthern Alberta Inst of Technology on Sat. Mr Church moved that this be accepted and . Carried A CUNNINGHAM EXAM. Applicat ons for employment as listed in the Agenda APPL.FOR were reviewed by Council - Mr Church moved that these be EMPL placed on fil for later reference when work crews are drawn up for he coming season. Carried A Medica Kraft was rea away from his infection of motion. Correspo the Bridge Re mainly file N pro - posals fo studied by Co Mr Chur Council prefe engineering s Other i with at this later date. Certificate from Dr Hay regarding Kenneth K.KRAFT - this advised that Mr. Kraft should remain ILL regular duties for one week due to a severe he throat This was ordered filed without Bence from the Department of Highways regarding BR.BR. uest list for 1969 was referred to briefly, NE- 1ZwZP -22 88$6 - ME- 12- 29 -22 -4 - (Hesketh) The two the location of a new bridge at this site were ncil. h moved that the Bridge Branch be advised that proposal No B and that they proceed with an udy regarding same Motion carried. ms regarding the bridge requests were not dealt ime and are to be referred to Council at a Mr. C Tempest, sales representative of Alberta Culvert Go.Ltd., then met with Council regarding culverts required for the 1969 season. age stated that he had no price lists for the coming year at this time. He was advised that Council had not done any work on their road program nor had they studied their inventory of culverts He was advised that after Council have determined their requirements, his Company will be considered if any orders are to be placed He thanked Council and then left the meeting Mr. Paquette, Mr Peters and Mr Poole gave a report regarding their attendance at the Stewart Auction sale held in Edmonton on Monday last They advised that the tank which they had hoped to purchase was not available and only some minor tools, bolts and welding rods were purchased for this District Stewart Equipment will advise Council if they have a type of tank which this District is interested in available at any time in the future A letter of thanks for participating in the Central Association lonspxel at Didsbury from the County of Mountain View was reae to Council Mr Brown moved that a letter of thanks be written to them thanking them for their hospit- ality Motion carried. A lette3 they were un< service at t1 of the Munic: opportunity 1 that this be from Shell Canada Ltd advised Council that ble to quote on the fuel tender as their is time may not be satisfactory in some areas pality, but that they would appreciate the o quote again in the future Mr. Peters moved placed on fame. See Page 4 C,TEMPEST CULVERTS AUCTION SALE EDY1. I/ BONSPIEL SHELL CANADA LTD FUEL V FORM 149-0 SPECIAL U ICIP SU PLIE COUNCIL MEETING Feb 10/69 Page 4 A letter from Will-4 nson & Maclean Co. Ltd. was read to douncil which advised that they were unable to quote on the tender for a Motor Grader, as they had no such equip- ment for sale Mr Ferguson moved that this be placed on file Carrie WILKINSON M ACLEr,N A request for app ---oval of Council regarding the install- MOBIL aticn of a 4211 gas line in Sec 3,4,and 9- 29 -20 -4, by Mobil OIL - Oil of Canada Ltd. was read to Council. It was noted that 9- 29 -20 -4 there is one -oad crossing between Sec 3 and 4, but as this gas line i4oad is not d veloped, their request to bury the pipe with a five foot cover should be in order Mr. Church moved that Council give their approval as noted above Carried Mobil Oil of Canada Ltd request for permission to MOBIL OIL place a pipel ne across the road allowance between the PIPELINE N4 -23- and t'e SE4 of 26- 33 -26 -4 was referred to Council. 33 - 26 It was noted that the proposed crossing will be bored under the road allowance with the carrier pipe cased and vented When installa ion is done, the normal flow of traffic will not be distur ed. Mr Schmelke moved that approval for this - read crossing be granted Carried A letter from Canada West Agencies (1964) Ltd was read CANAD2 to Council This advised that Mr Henry Dick kad been driving WEST east on the road which is one mile west and 12 miles south of AGENCIES Linden At this x _qard point, the road runs parallel and Oust _ south of the Eone Pine Creek, and that there was no warning A,. t_Ljjx ,.e l of the sharp right hand curve to the south at the top of the H DICK hill and Mr. Dick was unable to avoid crashing into the ditch. It further stated that, in their opinion, the Municipality is responsible and that full re- imbursement of the cost of Mr Dick's damages should be paid by this District Mr. Schm lke move: that a copy of this letter be referred to our Insura ce Company. Lotion car r3-ed A letter from the Trochu fire Department concerning new TROCHU equipment for Trochu was read to Council "ir. Peters moved FIRE that this matter be tabled and referred to the Committee who DEPT are to meet regarding rural fire p- otection as the Trochu Fine Chief is to be invited to that meeting. Carried Mr. Paquette stated that he had noticed in the Calgary PRESS papers an advertisement of a press for sale. He would in- vestigate further and if suitable, would obtain prices. Also the matter of the servic, -, van belonging to the School SCHOOL Division was d scussed - Mr Dau advised that it was, in his VAN opinion, goin to be inept; by the School Division and would not be for sal Mr Paquette left the meeting at this time Council adjourned for dinner from 12.00 noon to 1.00 p m DINNER Per. Allen Koch tier met with Council regarding items stated previously in these minutes A KOCH Mr Koch 3tated that he does not normally use the COMPLAINTS Municipal truck for private use but had on occasion when he was up town getting his mail, picked up his wife from work which was just across the street and they had gone home to- gether in the init Also he has used the Municipal truck in the evening but only on municipal business where he has gone up town to pick up freight which may be coming in on the Transport He also further stated that the complaint of him not returning to work after lunch until the middle of the afternoon could ,possibly have been from one day when he had a headache and was not feeling welland did not go directly back to work following the noon: hour See Page 5 rr IN IM 0 FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES The mat with him, an 4o work on S plowing was shop until 1 repairs made thing on Mon Would be don Other i discussed wi then left th A commi- then met wit; Howe, and Mr Was Mr. Haro Gunderson Pu 14odification Mr Boa request whic. field to prov of the Munie is normally not to excee approximatel costs Mr vleather Modi It was areas in eit hill, be vot In any event of the areas is planned f that the Cit assistance During McIntosh, a The Mr Ken then met wit; Company. He on their roa on culverts if any order He than The Fin Nursing Home a net income no depreciat Mr Bro Linden Nursi make represe Bill passed and taxation this matter. COUNCIL MEETING Feb.10 /69 Page 5 er of wort, on Saturday morning was discussed A. KOCH Council advised that normally there was to be CONTD, turday morning, but, in the event that snow - .rgent, and the snowplows did not return to the to Friday, the machines should be serviced and so that they would be ready to go to work first .ay morning, but normally this service work Friday afternoon if snowplowing is not urgent. ems regarding working conditions were also h Mr Koch. Mr. Koch thanked Council and he meeting tee from the `leather Modification Association WEATHER ATHER Council, these being Mr Bud Boake, Mr. Harold ASSOC Elmer Currie, also accompanying the committee d Gunderson, Public Relations officer of lie Relations who had been hired by the Weather Association. e and others of the committee outlined their was that Council authorize a plebiscite to be de weather modificatmon services for that part pal District which lies to the south of what nown as the Sunnyslope - Morrin road. The cost $50,000.00 for this service and they estimated 52 mills would have to be levied to meet these underson then presented aBrief on behalf of the ication Association, a copy of which is on file. lso noted that should any two of the proposed four er Wheatland, Rockyview, Mountain View or Knee d out, the project would not be proceeded with there would not be any voluntary canvass in any this year. They further stated that no program r the ymxx Municipal District of Starland but of Calgary will be approached for financial e above discussion, Mr. Thurn, Mr Code, Mr. Mr Petersen sat in and observed the discussion ttee thanked Council and all left the meeting. Dawes, sales representative of T P L Industries, Council regarding a culvert order for his was advised that Council had not done any work program nor had they studied their inventory nd that consideration will be given his Company are to be placed for this year, at a later date :ed Council and then left the meeting. nci.al Statement for the year 1968 of the Linden was reviewed by Council and it was noted that of $2440 00 was earned but in this calculation on had been allowed n moved that the Board of Directors of the g Home be written a letter suggesting that they tation to the Government to have a special y the Legislature exempting them from assessment and that the Municipal Council support them in Motion carried. The Secretary advised Council that there seems to be some confusion as to the amount of holidays that Mr Koch is en- titled to. He further asked Council that, being Mr Koch had worked for this District from April 1959 to November of 19633 at, which tim he left employement with the District until May K DAWES TPL IND. RE CULVERTS LINDEN NURSING HOME A KOCH HOLIDAYS of 1964, sho ld his time of employ -nnt be as of April 1959 or should it be as of May 1964, See Page 6 (011N i V N N_ .wK. `fw' FORM 149-P SPECIAL I I PLI J The Sec to think tha Allowed empl one addition Mr Pet his date of as of May, 1 employment a of holidays Council in s COUNCIL MEETING Feb 10%69 Page 6 tary advised Council that Mr Koch seems A.KOCH he is entitled to holidays which are HOLIDAYS ees after eight years of service which is CONTD week during the winter months. s moved that Mr. Allen Koch be advised that arting with this District is now considered 4 and that he does not have eight years of ✓ thus is not entitled to the additional week .the winter, this being the policy taken by .filar situations of this kind. Carried Mr. Bro n stated that he had not been in contact with MUN.PL. anyone regar ing the appointment of a member for the COMM. Municipal P1 nning Commission to replace Mr. Peter Baerg The matter w s then tabled for a later meeting A letter, from the Office of the Fire Commissioner re- LINDEN garding the loan of a Civil Defense fire truck for Linden FIRE was then read to Council, and it was further reported that TRUCK delivery of this unit was made on Feb 6th. Mr. Ferguson moved that t is be placed on file. Carried A deleg, and other in- were about 5, opinion of til changed sine plebiscite s and not draw Modification plebiscite i services, it dr not at a1 questicns as: Meeting. Mr. Jac] his house wh: 1963 - 1967 placing a hoi for housing for the Dep , brought the i District, and had failed t1 launched wit] when notice stated that regarding the the taxes if Also Mr which had be, Council and this matter, was agreed b, ifivestigate more informs' and taxation Mr Joe Council and stockpile gr. some gravel j and stockpile location in 1 tion from the Ratepayers? Protective Association erested parties then met with Council There present Mr F Code expressed that the e Assocation regarding Hail Supression had not last year. This Assocation felt that any ould be heed over the whole Municipal District boundaries as suggested earlier by the Weather Association. Their request is. - that if a to be held regarding We. Cher Modification be held over the whole of the Municipal District Many opinions and statements were made and ed and answered The delegation, then left the Lynch met with Council regarding the taxes on ch had been assessed and taxed for the years incl He stated that, as this house was re- se usually owned by the Provincial government erry operators, Mr Danchuk, District Engineer rtment of Highways at that time, was to have atter to the attention of the Municipal ask that it be exempt from assessment but he do so. Also, no formal appeal had been the Municipal District against the assessment f same was sent to Mr Lynch. The Secretary e had talked to Mr Harvey Alton by 'telephone s matter ;i:o had suggested that Council cancel at all possible Lynch brought up the matter of fences,ete n previously investigated by a cormiittee of the e stated that when Council had investigated they did not have the correct location It Council without motion that Mr. Lemay would his further and report back to the M.D. Also ion would be gathered regarding the assessment of his house before any decision was made. Dobler, gravel crew foreman, then met with isked where his crew should move to next to ivel It was agreed that, if at all possible, Should be hauled from the Garson gravel pit �d as it would be impossible to get to this ;he Spring ��✓' See Page 7 r VV RATE- PAYERS PROTECTIVE ASSOC J. LYNCH ASSESSMENT ON HOUSE ETC I J DOBLER 11, 0 is • FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES COUNCIL MEETING Feb 10/69 Mr Dobl r further reported one of the 1967 Fords had broke. and the other side checked as it which is not being traded. that a rear He had had was on one Page 7 housing on this fixed of the units He furt r reported that, at this time, they had stockpiled 6,;786 cu.yds, of gravel at the Beveridge Lake site and 6,18,0 cu yds. at Horseshoe Canyon Mr. Dob The mat heard earlie Council at t Mr. Alf Mr Hugo cam Mr Fer area lying s Sunnyslope r Association Ferguson. Vo C Poole, Mr Lemay The Mr Pet Modification District for then left the meeting of Weather Modification and the two requests n hhe meeting were then considered by / time +'_✓ `" R !bP>^t strosky, 14r Ed Sept, Mr. Norman Thurn and nto the meeting during this discussion, on moved that a plebescite be held for that h of the road commonly known as the Morrin- as requested by the Weather Modification oting in favor - Mr. Ralph Brown, and Mr. g against the motion - Mr. D. Peters, Mr . Schmelke and Mr A Church and Mr. G. ion was declared lost. moved that no plebescite regarding Weather held over the whole of the Municipal is year Motion carried unan. Mr Lemay left the meeting at this time J DOBLER REPORT WEATHER MODIF CONTQD V Financial reports from the Grainger Community Society ✓ GRAINGER and the Three Hills Rural Community Assoc were read to Council. COMM / Mr. Poole moved that these be placed on file. Carried. ASSOC The report from the Town of Three Hills regarding re- v THREE creation was read to Council - Mr. Brown moved that this be HILLS - pl.aced on fil Carried RECREATION The min referred to pertaining t placed on fi The mat The Alberta Mr. Poole mo when the bud A reques Hpspital Dist divide this I on a populati and 2 Mr divided as fc Ward No. ip Townships and Villages Ward No. it Townships Villages who Motion es of the Three Hills School Division were 3 HILLS d as there was no business in these minutes S.D. MIN Municipal affairs, Mr Church moved they be . Carried. r of appeals for Grants from the F.U.A. and GRANT art Foundation were referred to briefly .. APPEALS d that these be placed on file to be reconsidered t for 1969 is discussed Carried. from. t ict was strict n basis hmelke leas, 1 - to 27, 28, ho are he 11ountain View - Kneehill Auxiliary AUX HOSP read to Council which asked that they DISTRICT into two wards to be representatQQe - WARDS and that they be called Wards No. I moved that this Municipal District be be that area of the Municipal District 29, 30 and 31 including the Towns not listed as a separate ward. - to be that area of the Municipal District 2, 33, 34 and 35 including the Towns and re not listed as a separate ward ied See Page 8 A FORM 149-0 SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES The fcll� at this meeti 0 COUNCIL MEETING Feb.10 /69 Page 8 ng is thle list of accounts as authorized paid 13,245 RosE Benedict 15 00 history book refund ;13,246 T McKee Brinson 50 00� H 0 D ,13, 247 C DiBernardo Campbell 50 00,A H 0 D 13,248 Andrew Harper 50 00/' H.0 D. 13,249 J J Verhaest 50.00'H 0 D ,13, 250 I P Wiebe 50 00 Y'' H 0 D 13,251 H F Cunningham 50.001`H 0 D, 13,252 RosE Benedict 50 00k H 0 D 13,253 V G Cunningham 50 00 ✓t H. 0 D. 13,254 M D of Kneehill 8888.87.E H 0 D 13,255 G G King 558 35:7 Sec -Treas 13,256 H J Hanson 550.63 ✓ Asst Sec /Steno 13,257 Mrs V Hart 319 54 98 /Assessor 13,258 13,259 George G 1, Park Park 439 440.78 ✓IAg Fieldman :13,260 T C Paquette 511 14,/ Foreman 13,261 All n Koch 453 37 /labor 1.3,262 Joe Dobler 453 72v/labor 13,263 John Dorn 459 72 /, ilabor 13,264 A R Sommerville 453 72 / /labor 13,265 Lor e Boese 356 80 ✓1A S B 13,266 Chris Weigwn ¢3,267 P J G Rock 13,268 Pos master +3,269 George Berry 13,270 Don Adams 167.84 ,/'janitor 25 50 /refund re gravel 250 00 /postage 235-41/ labor 590 87 f labor 13,271 Vernon Bitz 450.69VI/'labor /labor 13,272 Glen Brinson 336 85 /' 13,273 J P. Campbell 419 70 labor 13,274 J W Cogbill 342.02v/labor 33,275 Gary Collard 441 13, "^labor 13,276 R J Cranston 256 09,/'labor 13,277 A. R Cunningham Z,90 10✓14 labor / 13,278 R IR. Ehrmar 489 40 labor 13,279 Gus Gieck 324 36r "1 labor /labor 13,280 K R Gundlach 532 03 13,281 Gary Iverson 523.91/ labor 13,282 Albert Kimmel 561 25,/E labor 13,283 Dennis Kober 448 97!�labor 13,284 Ken Kraft 407 85° labor °labor 13,285 L Litz 425.44, 13,286 T L Murray 365 27 ,/"labor 13,287 George Rempel 430 53'/'labor /labor 13,288 Or' s Rodger 462.06 /labor (3,289 D V. Smith 399.25 13,290 W G Tetz 398 18 /"labor 13,291 Ken Thompson 444 59."41abor /labor 13,29 J fi Tutt 419 25 13,292 G Archie Walker 430 29 �diabor abor 13, 29<, Alex Williams 401 06 Aabor 13,295 Ge rge Berry 5.22 88 ,`labor 13,294, Glen Brinson 7 See Page 9 D� COUNCIL MEETING FEB 10/69 .. 13,297 J W. Cogbill 7 99P abor _n 13,298 Joe Dobler 20.88( /_ileage 13,299 Don :dams 119 64mileage 13,300 Vernon Bitz 6.24,'mileage FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES Page 9 13,301 J P. Campbell 53 16,'labor 13,322 13,302 Johi Campbell 16 20 /nileage Ric 13,303 R R Ehrman 123 72 �Lmileage Hills °13,304 Leo and Litz 26.16, mileage Supplies .13,305 Joha Esau 507 09,`labor 13005A Lin en Contractors 6000 00/labor /council 13,3o6 S Sc zmelke 120 47 fees 13,307 G emay 68 34 'I 44 44 13,308 Dun an Peters 136.29.4 44 44 13,309 R W Brown 122 87vP 44 44 13,310 C W Poole 146.11: 44 44 13,311 T k Ferguson 156,17 ^ 44 44 13,312 A. i, Church 108 80 �� 44 44 13,313 Rec fiver General 3843 58 1Inc Tax & CPP 13,314 Rec fiver General 398.24 , Un Ins 13,315 Prov Tress. 392 38,fpension 13,316 M D of Kneehil? 625.25 �r' H 0 D "3,317 M D. of Kneeh-- it 39 37 J petty cash 13,318 %=rs B Dau 100 00 �4 borrow borrow pit 13,319 George Vasseur 100 00, pit 13,320 Ralph Loosmore 100.00 pit 13,321 Map e Leaf Supply 13,322 Pro , Tress 13,323 Ric s Red & fPhite 13,324 Thr�e Hills I 'G r; 13,325 Hod ons .Farm Supplies 13,326 Duncan Peters 13,327 Acme Hardware 13,328 Ack ands Limited 13,329 Add essograph Ivgultigraph 13,330 A AIM D 97 70v � welf are 49, 62 child welfare 75 28 /welfare 40 00 �elfare 5.50,Clfare 211 00:�tools,repairs 4.40,,r repairs,shop 544.46.E repiars.tools,shop 6 31, P & S 5674.29) repairs,fuel 13,331 A G T. 119 23„ /shop, A.S.B. T3,332 Alberta Tractor Parts 155,88, /repairs 13,333 Alexander Drug 4 54 first aid 13,334 Attridge & 11iller 216 96/repairs 13,335 Air Vac hake Equip, cancelled , 13,335 J A Barrie 935 90, auditor, F. & S. 13,336 B C Bearing Engineers 26 65/1 repairs 13,337 Beaver Lumber Co 20.50,'+repairs,shop 13,338 B. Berg Industries 108,62.1/repairs 13,339 C. Bristow 14otors 306 58, fuel,repairs,A.S.B. 13,340 B A Bulk Sales 5.75 /fuel 13,341 Burroughs Bus,Machines 11,200.50 /,office- capital 13,342 Ca .Propane Consolidated 25 61vrshop 13,343 Canadian Ofrex Ltd, 100 10 /a P 11 S 13,344 Cana Utilities 319 56 office, shops 13,345 Ca .Western Nat Gas 125 87v shop See Page 10 1 t A FORM 149-0 SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES l 13,346 13,347 13,348 13,349 13,350 13,351 13,352 13,353 13,354 13,355 13,356 13,357 13,358 13,359 13,360 13,361 13,362 13,363 13,364 13,365 13,366 13,367 13,368 13,369 13,370 Cap Car Vil Co Co Cr Cr Cr Ge Ge Ge Hi H. Hu Hu COiJNCIL MEETING Feb 1069 tal Printers on Transport age of Carbon ook Chrysler is Machinery co Equi -,,-Y,ient ello Equipment n Lumber Co n Lumber Co tal Glass Ltd. ns Diesel Power e D. Kotors B A Service eller Co -Op Radiator Shop i.ngs Transport ain Construction etner ltd Oil Ltd or?s Ltd way Ford Sales . Howe & Son erite Brethern ens Limited real Oil Ltd 14 55✓ /� newspaper Q.06/ repairs 5 50 /shop 11 67 1 repairs 52.50 repairs 96. repairs 233 r pairs 280 32 f shop 6.00 shop 19 80j repairs 2003.25 ✓ repairs 120 98,%q fuel 4 00 J repairs 69 12✓ material 6 00,% repairs 3 00/4 repairs 3746 00 ✓q shop 89. 92- P & S 3:65-/?fuel 5328 repairs 370 31,/% repairs 22.. 51/n, repairs 12 50 r 4 material 209 35v'nrepairs 400.10 fuel fuel 13,371 Ingersoll iRand Co 214 85 v� tools J-3,372 K & F motors 9.61✓ repairs 13,373 Longs Auto Sales 36 73,;'repairs, 13,374 Lee 11 95v'�repairs 13,375 Linden Gas & Oil 5.40v fuel 13,376 Maclin Motors I 87 25, repairs 13,377 Mainline Farm Sales 1 35 11 repairs 13,378 Municipal Supplies 102.40 ,, P. & S 13,379 Ma eods Limited. 29 67,,repairs, 13,380 0 K Tire 53.50, repairs 13,381 13,382 13,383 13,384 13,385 13,386 13,387 3,388 13,389 13,390 13,391 13,392 13,393 13,394 3,395 13,396 13,397 13,398 13,399 ? 3,400 ver Industrial ris & Heimbecker ins Western Gas mier Fastener n s s Printer Deer Welding nson Store QMC 1 Service herd Hardware er Line Fire Equip, On Tools arts Luciey Dollar Life Co. co Canada Ltd lls Transport Toews hawk Bus Each ines ington Gas & Oil of Three Hills Page 10 R.F.P shop 26 36 ,repairs 6.00. ',,material 491 99 ; N AWW- �vow 1 1 IC FORM 149-P SPECIAL UICIPL SUPPLIES COUNCIL MEETING Feb 10/69 Page 11 13,401 Turner Transport 13,402 Union Tractor 13,403 Universal Sales & Service 13,404 Va ghn?s Electric 13,405 Ve n's Garage 13,406 Wa ax Equipment 13,407 !'.'elders Supplies 13,408 Wright Motors i 36.40 v ,repairs 478 04 repairs 600.77,,,repairs 15 60,e,office, shop l 40, repairs 255.40v repairs 94 58 repairs 148.00 ,'fuel, repairs,shop Mr. Peters moved that this meeting do now adjourn Carried Time of adjournment. 5.30 p m Reeved Sec. -Treas � �tTFO 1