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Home My WebLink About1970-06-03 Council MinutesApproved by the Department of Municipal Affairs FORM No. 42 ~ Muni ipal Supplies Ltd. Edmonton B Calgary NWP9360 MONTHLY STATEMENT (SEC. 61 V M.D Act. R.S.A. 1955) COUNTY OF ................... KNE - LL MUNICIPAL DISTRICT O F ----------------------- _____________ _____ No. 48 Month Ending hIAY J1, "J711 19 ------- ENTERAL AC_ !T TREASURYI i�iONTRLAL I TAX SALE I TOTAL Net Balance TRTTfiT - -- e ance at End of Previous Month 77,434 6 7 Receipts for the Month (Less Loans) 26,003 16 Loans Received I I nil Sub Total I I I 1 103,437 83 LESS • - Disbursements for the Month 298,944 6 9 Loans Paid nil Net Balance at End of Month I I I 195, 5o6 86 Balance at End of Month —Banit C E N 1 4,897 34 295 1 12,913 4 652 8 6 18,758 70 " — Treas. $ �; 1 - 1 nil. l 058 44 nil nil 1,053 48 *Cash on Hand at End of Month I I I 894 16 t Sub Total I ( 20,711-34 Less Outstanding Cheques t, � I 2 4 0 '2 , y , 2, 2 0 2 1 215,159 72 Not Balance at End of Month 958 48 1.95 506.86 , OUTSTANDING CHEQUES 7 No. Amount No. Amount I No. Amount ROIVAL I TREASURY BRANCH 16138 [—$24. 00 I GENEIZ List I appended 21.2 9 1 MON7 REAL 16253 I 13 561- 16262 1 30 001 16298 6 00 1 6326 10 90 1b33y I 9 2u 1.6141 I 10 1Z '7S I- 16346 I 117 501' iTotal 2202 71 I Y'R UKY P 1 -6484 435 65 16487 I 445 17le Total 1 1058 48 TOTAL 'Cash on Hand Deposited i r r OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Amount Estimate of Accounts Payable, not rendered TOTAL Submitted to Council this Dayof ............... •-------------- 19- - - - - -- ..... .... ............... . ...... Reeve Secretary-T "urer 19. ....... -..- ( SEE OVER FOR :.�, . - : '_CJ UL ) 1 V Outstanding Cheques - Treasury Branch General Account - May 31, 1970 Cheque No. Amount 14430 26 98 175 14937 36 00 1; 16342 7.00 00, 16361 27 25,E 16362 77 50 �y 16363 47.00x 1.6365 42, 50 16368 115 00\ 16360 559 00�- 16370 !86.9o- 16374 211 00\ 16375 46 00 16376 85 75� 16379 386 W- 16384 1535.86- 16388 204603 00� 16389 16 00N 16390 5o 00.\ 16391 50.00 16392 SO 00N 16393 5o 00- 16394 50.00 1.6396 50 00► 16397 5o 00 �s 16399 50.00,- 16400 50 00A 16401 5o 00N 16403 5o 001 16404 50.001- 16405 5o O0- 16406 so 00 - 16407 s0 00` 16408 50.00- 16409 SO 00— 16410 So 00'- 16411 50 00 16416 50.W- 16417 SO 00 � 16418 50 00 16420 50.00 16424 5o 00- 16425 5o 00 16429 50 oo- 16438 50 00\ 16439 50.00 %5 16440 5o 00` 1 -6441 5o 00�- 16442 50 00 711 16445 50.00a'- 1.6446 5o 00- 16447 50 00'- 16448 5o 00- 164S0 5o 00 16453 50,00 16455 .50.00 -` 16456 50 00� 16457 50 00.E 16458 50 00-- s 16459 50.00 16460 50.00 16461 SO 00-- Crime qi.e No 16463 16464 16465 1636., 16466 16467 16468 16n.,.69 16470 16474 16475 Amount 50 00 50 00-- 50 00 �-,, 150 67^ 50.00 " 50 00", 50 00 50 00 50.00 500,00' 1578 00 ` 212,933 16 Ip r 48 E Lo 1 FORM 149 -P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES Council Meeting Wednesday, June 3, 1970 A regu ar meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill No 48 was held in the Municipal Office, Three Hills on Wednes ay, June 3rd, 1970 commencing at 9 00 A.M Councillors present were. Mr A. Church Div. 1 Per. C Poole Div 2 Mr. R. Brown Div. 3 (Reeve) Mr T Ferguson Div. 5 Mr. S Schmelke Div. 6 Mr G.J. King, Secretary- Treasurer was present and record d the minutes Mr. Fe guson moved approval of the minutes of the meeting MINUTES of May 25, 1970 as per copy which had been mailed to each member Carried. The Se - Trea.s advised Council that the Financial Statement FINANCIAL for thE month ending May 31, 1970 had not been completed STkTEMENT at thiE time due to the fact that the bank statements had not been received from the Bank of 14ontreal, Trochu. Mr. + Poole moved that this item be tabled until the next regular meetinA Carried The Sec-Treas. advised Council that the Municipal Assistance Grant cf $295,449 56 had been received from the Dept. of MUN Munici al Affairs yesterday and deposited in the Treasury ASSIST Branch. After deduction of the first cheque to the School GRANT Founda ion Program this would leave slightly over $80,000 Mr Sc melke moved that this be accepted Carried. Mr. H. Heidebrecht, teacher of Grade 10 Social Studies STUDENTS at Trochu had arranged for his students from that class to sit in during a portion of this Council meeting. They were invited into the meeting when they arrived at approx. 9.20 A M and stayed until 9.45 A M Reeve Brown welcomed them t the meeting and expressed his hope that they would benefi from attending same Mr. =guson moved the Council approve of the issuing of CULLUt� buildi g permits to E G Cullum for a brooder house in PE�`MYTS NW 15- 31 -23 -4 and for a pole barn in the NE 16- 31-23 -4 Carried. Letter from the Alta Farm Purchase Board stated that the EVANS F P BD application of Richard Dale Evans to purchase NE 20- 31 -24 -4 has been approved but, due to a shortage of funds at presen , it will be necessary to postpone the completion of the agreement for a period of 2 or 3 months Mr Poole oved that this be accepted. Carried. Minutes of the School Division meeting of May 13th and P -lay 20th were referred to briefly. Certain items relating S D to the Trochu School were particularly mentioned in view MINUTES of the fact that the students from Trochu were sitting in on the meeting. Mr. Ferguson moved that these minutes be acc ted and filed. A lett of lan east o Distri availa or the matter invest from the village of Elnora asked that the strip ELNOi''Ji 2 miles wide on the north side of this M.D. and RECREATION Highway #21 be declared a part of the Elnora and Recreational Area. There was no information e to this meeting in respect to the program proposed ffect on taxation etc. Mr. Brown moved that this e tabled and referred to Councillor Lemay for his ation and report Carried /I W_�" A-W N M FORM 149-P SPECIAL I 1 L U PLI Council Meeting June 3, 1970 page 2 Each Councillor present was given the following items D is UNI''' from the Drumheller Health Unit: 1. Copy of their balance sheetas at March 31, 1970 and th ir. statement of Revenue and Expenditure for the year a ded March 31, 1970 Annual report for the year 1969 A few opies $f the above reports from the Drumheller Health Unit were also given to the students present, and br of dicussion followed I'Ir Church moved that this i formation be filed. Carried. A lett r from I,ir. Perry Abraham from Innisfail asked if CONCESSION he cou d have permission to operate a confection van at SVIALIIELL the Sw lwell Dam Site Mr Church moved that M.. C ,FT Poole iscuss this with interested people in the community and th t he have authority to approve of the concession for th confection van if the people so approve and that he fur her report to a later meeting Carried Brief general discussion followed with the students and teacher from Trochu and a few questions were asked. STUDENTS One question in particular asked about the authority of a government or a Municipality to acquire land for a park such as the one proposed east of Huxley. The teache and students then thanked Council and left the meetin Mr. G King as Sec -Treas reported to Council that Pair. CAR BODIES Len Th mpson of Navajo Metals in Calgary had been at the office yesterday and had discussed a proposal to dispos of used car bodies eta from this M.D. and any towns and villages In brief the Hunicipality would arrange for a colle ^±t on site to which the old car bodies could be brou`rht and would arrange to have the R C M P check the cars as deened necessary Navajo Metals would then come up and remove the cars entirely and take them to Calgary for p--ocessing through their plant The Municipality might be able to get a grant from the Provincial Government for clearing up the cars and Navajo Metals would retain any money it received from the selling of the scrap metal %fir Poole moved that a letter be written to the Dept. of Highways regarding possible grants in this connection and that letters be written to the towns and villages of this area asking whether or not they are desirous in parti- cipating ,.n a joint scheme for disposal of car bodies. Carried. Mr R a Brown gave a brief report of a meeting of the C.R. P. C Calgary Regional Planning Cor-T^iission held on May 29th He had attendee: as alternate to 11r. Poole at that meeting This meeting was also advised that a copy of the Preliminary Regional Plan of the Edmonton area is now at hand and this as discussed briefly This information was then AREA given to Mr C.'1 Poole for his personal study. Mr. � +��' PLC "`d Schmetle moved that the information be referred to Mr C W and the reports accepted Carried Sealed bids as recei vcd for prO erties in Swalwell were SWALirTELL then open,.' and these concerning lots on which buildings are located were first discussed in detail They were then dealt with as follows- ...... 3 N M Eq FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES Council Meeting June 3, 1970 Page 3 1 to s A,5 & 46 -Sloe -- bid of Mrs Margaret M. S�IAL. ° +yLL Fyten 106 05, bid of Mr. R A Nystrom $85 00 Mr Po le moved first reading to by -law No. 636, this BY -UAW 636 being a by-law to sell lots 45 and 46 Block 4 Swalwell to Mrs. Margaret c> Fyten su31ject to the provisions of the tax recovery act and the term of Council in calling for bi s Carries: unan Mr Ferguson moved 2nd Reading to thi by- law Carr-; ed unan 11r. Church moved 3rd Readin to thss by-1',;'V Carra.ed unan 2 Lots 16, 17, & 18 Block. 5 -- bid of Garth Wilson BY -LAW 637 111 ad?, bid of R A ids v= - $ 80 00, Mr. Brown moved first Iteading to by -law No 637, this being a by -law 01 to sell Lots 16, 17, & 18 Block 5 Swalwell to Mr; Garth Wilson for $111 @Q subject to terms as for No. 636 above. Carrie unan T -Sr. tichrrelke moved 2nd Reading to this by -law Carried unan. Mr. Poole moved 3rd Reading to this b_ -law C.�.rried unan, ` Lots 39, 40, 41 & 42 Block 7 -- bid of R, A Nystrom $55.00 Mr Dennis J. Fyten of Swalwell had submitted By -LIJI 638 a letter stating he w?seed to purchase this property but he had failed to give any price Mr Fyten was contac ed by phone an.dstated that has price was $25 00 Mr. Sc nelke moved first to by -law No 638, this b ing a 1,yy -law to Cell lots 39, 40, 41 and 42 B 7 Swalwe l-l- to 1,4-r P, A. Yystrom for a cash price of $55 00 subject to siisilar term —c to by=law No 636 above Carr3_eJ unan Mr. Ferguson moved 2nd Reading to this bylaw. Carried v-a n, Mr Church Loved 3rd Reading to thi by -law Carried L.ran Certaia bids as rece i-ved it regard to vacant lots in Swalwell Swalwe 1 were zben e4 s �._ssed Lots Mr Po le moved thrit all h_.ds regarding lots in Block 1 be tab Led as it' i.; Co ?rnc -l_4s desire to change this porno into acreage later Carried Mr Sc melke moved that all ot.er 'rids on vacant lots be referred to a Corm Cleo of Mr C 71 Poole, T A Ferguson, and G G King, for __: vestigation and report back to Council CasrLed Council was advised that, as directed by it four claims SDEI had been referred to the Magistrate for collection DEETS throu .r t'"_c sr1all debts cou-^t One of these had now been paid, t'lat of J G. Norquay piny unpaid claims are to be onsidered at the Magistrates Court on June 23rd next Mr Feeguon moved that this information be accen ed and filed. Carried A petition signed by 17 residents of Grantville had GRANTVILLE been received at the M D office on May 28th and this PETITION was now referred to Council_ This stated that they wished to petition against the application of calcium chloride to the streets of Grantville Council was advised b r the Sec -Trews that the petition had been circulated by E'r H Congo Sr and 1,11r. C. Powell and that they had failed to obta__n *such information regarding calcium chloride but the r still submitted the pet ition and asked for Council vs cons �_d e- a.tion. D3_scussion followed Mr. Ferguson moved tn�, ; A117 -ed "! ienicals Ltd be advised that the r es:v_dents of Grantville have o-- jested to the appple ati on of c lczlz�:.i ehlor .de to the streets and therefore the m gject i s no�- to be proceeded with as a demonstration ar 4 J � �I ice' Iq A FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIP -L SUPPLIES Council Meeting June 3rd, 1970 page 4 Council adjourned for dinner from 12 noon until 1 00 P.M. A Committee ttee of I -'r C W Poole and G.G. King advised HAI4`TEL Council that they had again met with Mr. and Mrs LAUD Hammel in Calgary on May 26th in respect to the proposed land agreement etc regarding N'yl 11- 29 -23 -4 for roadway south f Carbon. IdTr. and Mrs Hammel had stated they would act accept less than $3,000 total compensation and th refore no agreement had been completed tar G Kin then reviewed with Council the general provisions of the Expropriation Procedures j;ct and outlined the steps ecessary for expropr-�:ation Mr Po le moved that Council proceed with expropriation of the lands required from the Nv'l - 11- 29 -23 -4 owned by Mr ano Mrs Hammel Carried. Mr. Po le reported that Pair Morris 14aund renter from Mr an Mrs Hammel had planned to seed all of the summer allow on the NW 11- 29 -23 -4 this year but had left a prox. 1 acre because of the fact the road may re con trusted through there Mr. Ferguson moved that Mr Ma nd be offered $20.00 for the acre not seeded in respect to the Hammel property in 1970 Carried Mr Sc melke moved that Mr R 0 Keglowitsch ALS be direct d to proceed with the required survey and submis ion of plans in respect to the proposed roadway throug NW 11- 29 -23 -4 Carried Mr Se elke moved that the official letter to be sent advise them of the compensation being offered for land but al o for damage and severance Carried Mr Church moves; that a by -law concerning the expropriation of required lard from the Hammel property NW 11- 20 -23 -4 be pre ared for presentation to Council at 11.30 A M on Monday July 13th, 1970 at our office and that Mr and Mrs, Hammel be advised that they may meet with Council at 11 CO A M. on that date if they so desire in respect to the expropriation proceeding and that the Sec- Treas. have a thority to contact Mr. C Ferguson, Solicitor for assistance in this regard Carried. Mr G King, Sec- Treas. s,:ggested to Council that the Committee meet on ^e more with Mr and Mrs. Hammel prior to proceeding with expropriation proceedings as referred to above Mr Brown moved that the Committee of Mr C.W. Poole, A H Church, G G King meet with Mr and Mrs. Hammel personally once again prior to proceeding with exprop iation requirements, but that their be no change in the ouncil total offer of 2,$00. Carried Mr Ted Paquette, Public Works Supt and Mr Doug T PAQUEETTE Hazelton of Linden Contractors then met with Council LINDEN CONT Mr Haz lton replied to previous Council questions in regard to crushing etc as follows in brief: GRAVEL 1 They are ready to start here not later than Aug. CRUSHING 1st un ess they get an increase in quantity for the County f Vulcan. The latest starting date here would be Aug t 1$':,h. 2 (Prices are the sane as for their previous work H H FORM 149-P SPECIAL i i u u Council Meeting June 3, 1970 page 5 3. bull crusher should be available approx Sept. GR &VEL 1st an rental for it is by the month They estimate WORK they can do 20,000 cu yds per Month Mr. Fe guson moved that Linden Contractors be authorized to do ne months crushing at the Garson location with the bu 1 crusher when it is available. Carried Discus ion followed in regard to the various locations from w ich gravel is to be crushed and it was generally agreed that they be in the following order. Ginther location in KTJ 1- 35 -24 -4 Oelke Corner at SE 30- 32 -26 -4 Hesketh location in NZ- 10- 29 -22 -4 Consideration of some location near Knudsens in Sec 10- 34 -22 -4 Loewen Estate in Sections 9 or 10 of 29 -21 -4 It was further agreed that up to 10,000 cu. yds be done from each of the Ginther and Oelke locations and also agreed that the Loewen Estate Lease be extended further to the east. It was also agreed that the order of the crushing work be reviewed from time to time and that t ere be authority to change as necessary. Mr Do g Haze,ton then thanked Council and then left the meetin Mr Paquette advised Council that the two new ford GRAVEL tandem diesel trucks have been delivered and are now TRUC::S in use The three Dodge trade -ins have been given to the Company. Circular from the A.A M D and Counties referred to ANTI- Fii-EEZE Presto e antifreeze at the price of $2 10 per gallon in 1 gallon cans or in 45 gallon drums with the drum to be retained if ordered in drums. Discussion followed and Mr. Paquette eras asked for advi w as to quantities needed and whether or not this Prestone type is suitable Tyr Ferguson then moved that an order for Prestone antifreeze be mada for 2 drums and 24 one gallon cans for delivery in mid August as per quote from the assoc Carried Mr J Jeffery, 1:sst Sec -Trews then met with Council and su mitted the accounts for consideration These ACCOUNTS were r viewed in detail Mr. Sch.melke moved approval of the accounts as per list with these minutes. Carriee? L It was noted that a statement should be prepared for the Counci lors advising of the amounts which they owe in respec to Blue Cross and Insurance. I4r Je fery also outlined old miscellaneous accounts DISC more t an 6 months old and advised that Mr Dune Peters ACCTS. had re ommended that the $5 00 owing by Mr Ned Fuller 2-EC. be ca elled Hr. Poole moved that the $5 OQ miscellaneous accou owing by 1,r. Ned Fuller be authorized cancelled. FULLEII Carrie Preliminary Agreements for land etc. for the road from LAND Peterson Corner south in Div 5 were then presented to DEY=LS Counc and reviewed briefly Tyr Church moved that these be approved as completed by the Committee. Carried � /'4 4�� ..6 ... Pq M M FORM 149-P SPECIAL M I I U PLI Letter move t) the co: as the souther moved i Council Meeting June 3, 1970 Page b from Canadian Utilities advised that they would eir power lines on the Peterson 'woad South with t of the North 2 miles being borne by the Company line is on road allowance, with the cost of the ly portion to be paid by the 1,1 D Pair Ferguson hat this be accepted and filed. Carried. Council was advised t %a.t Robert J Cranston has made application for kip: renticeship as a welder and hopes to take a course at Technical School n�-xt winter Mr G King on behalf of this District had recommended one year credit on this course in view of his experience with t is District Mr Poole moved that this be accept d Carried Letter from the Provincial Dept of Highways advised that approval had been given for use of the Natural Resour e Road Grant for oil treatment of the Acme -West project. Mr. Poole moved that this accepted and the reeve authorized to si_'n the required agreement POi EIII LI14ES R C'jnJ. 11T T 0 WELDER NAT RESOURCE GRAITT Counci was advised that the Provincial Bridge Crew BRIDGES are now installing a bridge at Bigelows at south of 3-34-25-4 on the Three Hills Creek. Reports of repairs to be dade at certain other bridles in the M D by the Provincial Bridge Branch are also referred to Council Mr Church moved that th s information be accepted and filed. Carried. it Poole reported that he had received a complaint ROAD that trucks working fo- the Provincial Government DAr isGES and ha ling gravel on the road west of Swalwell up to the new location of Highway No 27 east ( Morrin Road) lad caused certain damage to 1,1uricipal Roads. The Sw lwell west cad has since been maintained and some g avel placedon ;_t so =1e could not fully ascertain what damages had been caused He further stated that he had no follow up report in regard to damages dcne to a road by an oil company as referred to in a previous meetin Mr. Po le also reported that the school bus now for sale by the Three Hills School Division is a single wheel SCa-i00L vehiClE and thus not suitable for 111unicapal Work He BUS further advisee; that a 32 passenger with duels may be availa le in the fall at a price of about $400 00 Mr Tel Paquette then briefly reported further to Council in reg rd to the following PhTJETTE 14'r George RPmpel and John Falk are driving; REPC,:TS the ne tanden, trucks and no increase in the pay was grante . this holida gravel Hill day to Mr. Al'' servicf there change Mr Joe Dobler, Gravel foreman is on holidays ek Ted stated that he might wish to take one week s sometime soon. . Paving is to be staf:ted as soon as emergency work has been completed T7.,vo e uclids are now working at the Lease River Machines there are expectecl to operate 11 hours a be in line with the contractor's equipment etc en Koch has been transferred to that location to the two eucY=ds and the cat and dozer that are nd it has also been suggested that he should off with the operators cert -ain periods per day 7 %W H FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES Council M'eetin�; June 3, 1970 Page 7 14r. Allen Kock Tad.asked about extra wages as he considered he she ld not be roquired to work more than 10 hours per A KOC= day on his monthly rate. Considerable discussion followed with particular reference to the nur_z'oer of hours which Mr. Ko h is actuary working despite the number of hours he might be on the job Mr Paquette also stated that most o the servicing of the machines could be done during coffee or lunc -H time by Mr. Koch if he alternated his times with the other employees !,:r. Ferguson then moved that Mr Alien Koch be advised that Council expects the following from him while he is located at the Pope Lease River Hill Job. that he operate each machine a minimum of 112 hours per day so as to give the other operators a break r that the servicing of the machines be done at coffee and lurch time in so far as practical, that there be no change in his rate of pay Motionicarried Mr. Ray Gabert from the District Engineers Office, CONT 10EiD Dept of Highway-,., Red Deer then met with Council. He GRANT brought with him the Contingency Grant Agreement forms for th year 1970 as previously agreed with Council for 4 Road S rfacing IIr Schmelke moved that this be approved and th Reeve authorized to sign same Carried Tyr. Ga ert advised that they are completing the design DIST and st king for the mile of the Linden Road today and EUGIUBER will b doing the Peterson South project in plenty of time f r our road construction Council expressed thanks for th s co-operation Mr Gabert then left the meeting. I /Ir. Paquette suggested +hat Council consi6er renting a PACKER vibratory packer for use on roads which are to be paved and he stated that the machine owned by the M D does not appear to be i :-or .ing as well as it should be. Mr Brown moved hat the Shop Committee have authority to rent a vibrat ry packer if deemed practical. Carried Mr. Teo Paquette then left the meeting T PAq'JETTE Mr Sc *Welke reported that Mr b Vickerman of Calgary had male a preliminary investigation in regard to proposed water system in Uinborne Mr. Vxckerman had been at WIT,.DO UTE Wimbor e -th,i s past Mon , day and had met with Mr Schmelke WATEP` Mr Pr hl and others for consideration of the matters invcly d. XA rough. estimate of cost had been given as $15,00 to $20,000 plus the need for a standby well and a lefinite test of the wells there as to capacity and type oc water ete -- A letter from 1-r Vickerman will be received shortly Mr Schmelke moved that this matter be tabled until after the letter of Ir. Vickerman has been received Carried Letter) from the Dept of Extension to 14r John Jeffery J JEpFErly advised him that he had obtained the mark of 76% in the final examination on Local Government Business Affairs Pdr Ferguson moved that this be accepted and Mr Jeffery commended for the good results Carried. Mr. P Time Peeve le moved that meeting do now adjourn Carried ADJOiTPdd adjournrtuent - 4.10 P.M. Secretary- Treasu'ser ODI NE TIPP r� ,—"w ,64W' M FORM 149—P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES 16389 16390 16391 16392 16393 16394 16395 16396 16397 16398 16399 16400 16401 16402 16403 16404 _o405 164o6 16407 16408 16409 16410 16411 16412 16413 16414 16415 16416 16417 16418 16419 16420 16421 16422 16423 16424 16425 16426 16427 16428 16429 16430 16431 16432 16433 16434 16435 16436 16437 16438 16439 Accounts as Presented to Council June 3, 1970 Clerk of the Court Reinhold Zern Willy Reinhardt Richard Harsch Johr Bitz Ernest Moller Johr Harris William Barns Ben Schuler Mau ice Maund Alb rt Becker Arc ie Becker Ver on Brost Mel in Ralston Earl Poffenroth Howard Paget George Northcott Merton Kroschel Erhardt Derr Mur ay Brown John Code Robert Macintosh Earl Morgan Lawrence Edwards William Fyten Harvey Elliott Ro rt Empey Jo Brielsman Er est Baerg Vi Tor Reimer An crew Kopjar Allen Olmstead Jo eph Froleck Clay Thomas Albert Arvidson Dorothy Meston An rew Anderson Wa ter Unruh Jr. Cl rence Brosseau Le nard Brosseau Le nard Loewen Pe er Tainst Al in Keiver Ro ert Vetter Ja a Klassen Mi heel Page Da ny Dole Wi liam Jones Ha ry Trentham Wi liam Peters E1 er Weigum i ifisc.,Account H 0 D. H 0 D. H.O. D H.O.D. H 0 D. H. D. D. it 99 44 9t IT 19 Y4 41 IT It 9t It 19 91 S9 It it 49 99 99 1t 1t tt 99 it it 4Y 19 9i 99 11 it to 91 GP 94 99 Yt 9i I 99 4t 49 9t ... .2 .... 16 00 50 00 50.00 50.00 50 00 50.00 50,00 50 00 50.00 50 00 50.00 50 00 50.00 50.00 50 00 50.00 5o 00 50.00 50.00 50 00 50 00 50.00 5o 00 50.00 50.00 50 00 50.00 50.00 50.00 5o 00 50.00 50 00 50 00 50.00 50.00 50 00 50.00 50 00 50 00 50.00 50 00 50.00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50.00 50.00 50.00 5o 00 50 00 IN N C FORM 149-F SPECIAL Z u i Accounts -- June 3/70 page 2 16440 Elmer Albrecht H•O•D 50.00 16441 Garnet Bauer it 50 00 16442 Georgina Bayes it 50.00 16443 Walter Landymore Y4 50 00 6444 Kenneth Craft it 50 00 16445 Ben Bauer it 50.00 16446 Den is Temple T? 50 00 16447 Ral h Keints 94 50.00 16448 CarL Jensen it 50.00 16449 Thomas Lynch it 50 00 16450 Edward Kober 94 50.00 16451 Doris Meeham 94 50 00 16452 John Frere it 50.00 16453 Art ur Knieval S9 50 00 16454 Edward Siltala it 50 00 16455 Cha les Siltala it 50.00 16456 Bru e Hastie cz 50 00 16457 Her ert Mertins sv 50.00 16458 Ory lie Anderson 4e 50.00 16459 Charles Hodghinson it 50.00 16460 Ben Schmidt 9Y 50.00 16461 Avery Fraser 50.00 16462 James Barns c4 50 00 16463 Cecil McArthur S9 50.00 16464 Gordon Maxwell. it 50 a OO 16465 Arthur Stephenson 47 50 00 16466 Norman Hoppins 44 50 00 16467 Frank Hoppins °' 50.00 16468 John Hoppins 94 50.00 16469 Eugene Moran pY 50 00 16470 Freda Bigelow s9 50 00 16471 William Ohlhauser 'Y 50.00 16472 No man Thurn it 50.00 16473 I4. 11 of Kneehill i9 600.00 16474 Ed McNair gravel 500 00 16475 Raymond Megli gravel 1,578 00 16476 M. D. of Kneehill Payroll 5,572.79 16477 M Ii of Kneehill Payroll 60.00 16478 Blaine Myers labor 60.00 16479 Lorne Boese Asst.Fieldman 359 89 (491.67) 16480 Joe Dobler labor 472 85 (600 00) 16481 John Dorn labor 490 35 (600.00) 16482 Yi let Hart Steno 329.52 (450.00) 16483 J G. Jeffery Asst Sec- -Treas 465.54 (600 00) 16484 Allen Koch labor 435.65 (600 00) 16485 G. G. King Sec -Tress 588.36 854.17) 16486 Tech Paquette labor 474.56 708.33) 16487 Park Assessor 445.17 (641.67) 16488 Go on Parpe Ag Fieldman 449.25 (600 00) 16489 A Sommerville labor 460.45 (600 00) 16490 Ch is Weigum office 177 66 (180.00) 16491 Ke th Smith labor 423.54 (600.00) 16492 Al erta List P & S. 10.00 16493 Al a Wheat Pool A S B. 9 18 16494 Al a Blue Cross insurance 194 00 7 14 M IM FORM 149-P SPECIAL vu a 16495 A G 16496 Gle 16497 B 16498 E C 16499 Bar Accounts -- June 3/70 T i Brinson 3erg Industires Bearing Engineers cman & Son 16500 Bor er Paving 16501 Canadian General Electric 16502 D.E Cook 16503 Con co Equipment 16504 Campbells Florists Shop safe driving repair repair repair material repass repair rapair misc. page 3 16.38 75.00 127.90 72 48 8 00 281.48 22 36 54.60 5.63 12 00 16505 Canadian Gfrex Ltd office 106.80 16506 Cro n Lumber shop 250.87 16507 Cal ary Power Street lights 32.99 16508 Can. Western Nat, Gas. Shop 19 95 16509 Cummins Diesel repair 1,872.89 16510 Capital Printers P & S. 67.20 16511 Canadian Utilities shop & lights 156.60 16512 Drumheller adiator&Battery repair 39 00 16513 Ray Ehrmann mileage 29 76 16514 John Esau mileage 44.28 16515 For ster Water Drilling Equip.Hired 1,476.45 16516 Vic or Garson fences 20,00 16517 Hig way Ford Sales reFair 38121 16518 Hut ons Ltd. repait° 165.13 16519 H.T. Howe and Son repair 10.53 16520 Hag 1 Farm Centre repair 10.90 16521 C. iarsch Estate reguair 100 00 16522 Int rnational Harvestor repair 369 72 16523 Lin en Trading welfare 131 91 16524 Linden Trading shop 4.43 16525 A V Lee repair 6 50 16526 Leonard Litz mileage 33.84 16527 Linden Gas & Cil fire 1 02 16528 Mainline Farm Sales capital 364 00 16529 Mac eods Ltd A.S.B. 5.65 16530 McDermotts 14elding repair 3 00 16531 Northern Engines Ltd repair 16 10 16532 Ken Nygard aafe driving 25.00 16533 Oliver Industrial Supply repair 6 54 16534 Richardson oad Machinery repair 674 35 16535 Sawdons Pharmacy Ltd office 6.52 16536 Ste arts Lucky Dollar gff:.ce 10 49 16537 Sun Life of Canada Insurance 400..22 16538 Texaco Canada Ltd "U01 1,637 03 16539 Three Hills Service Centre fuel A.S B 558.51 16540 Town of Three I:i.11s off,shop,water 158 50 16541 Tr chu Auto Body fare 5 00 16542 Three Hills Transport repair 8 00 16543 U F A shop 7.50 16544 Wilson Stationers office 1.65 16545 Western Hydraulic repair 109 74 16546 Wright Motors repair 16 15 16547 Al ingham Com, unity Assoc grant 175 00 16548 Ar hurvi.11e ez P9 grant 175.00 16549 Cr ssroads Hall grant 250.00 ,.. .4. a 0 FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES page IT Accounts - June 3/70 16550 Gamble Community Assoc grant 175 00 16551 Ghost Pine Athletic Assoc tV 150.00 16552 G ainger Community Assoc. It it 175 00 175 00 16553 H sketh Community Hall it 650 00 16554 H1Lxley Community Hall 16555 Mt. Vernon !'omm Assoc It 175 00 16556 Orkney Athletic Assoc It 125 00 16558 3 Hills Rural Community It 't 175 00 650 00 16557 S alwell & District Curling T4 650 00 16559 W mborne Community Assoc 16560 Drumheller Health Unit " 3,323 50 16561 Golden Hills Lodge " 2,027 05 16562 Drumheller General Hospital 't 21115.02 16563 Olds Hospital t' 993 26 16564 A berta Health Care insurance 250 00 16565 A berta Health Care it 100.00 16566 R W. Brown Council fees 160 75 16567 A H Church It 122.92 16568 T A Ferguson It 291 20 16569 C.W Poole Y9 it 224 40 126 $2 16570 A W Bauer 16571 S C. Schm &lke It 220 00 08 16572 Receiver General Income Tax U I C 5,525 490 00 16573A R ceivor General 16574A Canada Life Pension 1,442.95 16575A Provincial Treasurer tP 353 70 16576A A.I. McGougan land rent x'20 00 16577A Robert McGougan 't 30.00 16578A I nisfail General Hospital 3,600 00 16573 Donald Bauer labor 379 99 (461 416 52(528 25) 28) 16574 16575 Elmer George Bauer Berry labor it 516.49(614 25) 16576 Vernon Bitz It it 397 14(552 414 37(511 15) 28) 16577 1657$ Glen Robert Brinson Cranston it 473.29(672 60) 16579 Joseph Duncan 1t 453 69(501.25) 16580 Faymond Ehrmann 44 't 466 44(635 472 84(635 85) 85) 16581 165$2 Iohn ohn Esau Falk 94 358 89(4$8.75) 16583 Weldon Gales °4 t° 455 94(556 375 41(517 25) 50) 16584 Custav Gieck 16585 Fandall Gieck °° 99 401 19(563 501 04(623 45) 70) 16586 16587 karl Gundlach ohnston Hart t4 338 47(422.63) 16588 Ylbert Kimmel 94 't 494 44(619 433.34(613 65) 60) 16589 Itennis Kober 16590 fichard Kober t' 33$•47(422 466.29(606 63) 15) 16591 16592 Ieonard Carry Litz Mancell i9 141 68(154 00) 16593 Ilaine Myers °' 324 14(490.20) 16594 Ken Nygard °Y 441 82(580 13) 16595 Ron Poole 94 94 371 84(468 493.39(631 60) 40) 16596 16597 George Richard Rempel Robinson 94 441 29(546.25) 16598 ris Rodgers °t 1T 512 89(678 256.43(306 50) 85 16599 arol Smith Jv 3.6600 ! 66ol 16602 ,6603 16604 16605 16606 16607 16608 16609 16610 166i1 16612 16613 X6614 16615 1.667.6 16617 16618 16619 16620 16621 16622 16623 16624 16625 16626 J.6627 36628 16629 16630 16631 16632 j-6633 i6634 1663,5 IN. FORM 149-P SPECIAL I I UP LI S Accounts- June 3,70 Page 5 Dwayne Smith labor 491 59 646 05 ) Br an Sowerby " 114.49 121 00 Garnet Tetz " 439 59(616 55) Kem Tetz " 434 39(562 60) Kem Thompson " 481 94(619 50) John Tutt " 451 64 (54$ 10) Leon Walesky " 173 74(17$.20) George Walker " 464.14(654 90) Gary Weigum " 552 24(728 85) Keith Weigum " 458 14(595.90) Alex Williams " 332 44(447 60) Do Adams " 491 54(626.40) M. of Kneehill payroll 16,023.61 P Stroschein Grass Seed 95 00 T Walters 44 263 75 Al on Parker If 263 12 Ho pins Farms Ltd. " 110 00 Go don Maxwell: " 55 50 Me-ton McGhee " 315 00 Waiter Unruh Jr " 145 00 Br adacres Farms " 600 00 R 11 Touell " 62 25 L . Braconnier " 217 00 Os ear Bauer " 74.00 Go fred Kimmel re 87 50 Barbara Thiessen " 112 50 Gordon Ziegler " 177.37 No man Koch " 39.00 Js eph Stahl _." 1,650 00 James Duft oe 98 50 Stanley Cooper " 38 00 Fred Toews " 218 50 Albert Becker " 83.00 Wi f Rosgen " 268 00 Mervin Clark " 102 50 G. Morose " 128 75 • 0 ! 9� 0 FORM 149-P SPECIAL MUNICI LI N -i Dates to Remember Monday- June 8th - Meeting regarding Provin East o Huxley ollowed by a banquet at Troc; Monday - June 1St i at 1 30 P M,-official ope: new of ice of the County of Wheatland at Sbr, Wednes ay - June 17th - meeting; in. Calgary a' of the Calgary Regional Planning Commmission the proposed Preliminary Regional Plan. All urged to attend Monday- June 22nd at 9,00 A tai. -- next regu: Mee tin 1 I