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COUNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 12, 1972
(Cont'd. from Jan 1072) Page 9
The Co
ncil Meeting that had adjourned from January
1072 was r
convened in the Municipal Office at Three
Hills on We
nesday, January 12th at 9 00 A M with all
Councillors
and Mr. D C Dau again present Mr G G
King was also
present and recorded the Minutes
The Se-.-Treasurer
was asked to get some plans
PLUG -INS
drawn later
in the spring for additional plug -ins along
the west si
e of the Municipal Building with the aim of
having the
vork done during the summer
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The di
idend statement from the A A M D & Counties
DIVIDEND
showed the
reak -down briefly of the 1971 dividend to this
STATEMENT
Municipal District
in the amount of $5,528 93 Mr. Church
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moved that
this be accepted Carried
Notices
from the A.A.M.D. & Counties were read in
GEN. SPRING
regard to the
General Spring Meeting in Edmonton March
MEETING &
29th and the
Councillor's Seminar following on March
COUNCILLOR'S
30th It was
agreed that all Councillors and the Sec -
SEMINAR
Treasurer be
registered for both but that decision re-
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garding room
reservations be tabled until the individual's
plans are more
definite Carried
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Mr G
King advised Council that the City of Drum-
DRUM FIRE
heller does
not make any charge for fire services within
CALLS
the city limits
even though a vehicle from outside of the
V
area might
be on fire within that limits Mr Church
moved that
this report be accepted Carried
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Minutes
of recent meetings of the Three Hills School
THREE HILLS
Division were
referred to briefly Mr. Don Dau mentioned
SCHOOL DIV.
the grant cut-off
for five days which had been made by
the Provincial
Government during the time of the strike.
Discussion
followed Mr Ferguson moved that Council sup-
port the School
Division's stand requesting payment of the
V/
full grant
originally allotted to the School Division and
that a letter
be sent to the Minister of Education giving
this support
Carried
Mr D
n Dau advised that the Annual School Division
ANNUAL MEETING
Meeting is
planned for the evening of March 29th at Car-
RE 3 HILLS
bon He agreed
that this date could be reviewed due to
SCHOOL DIV.
the conflict
with the Councillor's meeting in Edmonton V,
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Mr Bauer
moved that the Minutes from the School
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Division bE
filed Carried.
Mr G
King reported briefly in regard to the Three
Hills Scho
1 Division property in Swalwell involving Mr
SWALWELL
and Mrs T
m Beagrie. Mr G King had endeavored to get
RE BEAGRIE
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Mr and Mr
Beagrie to accept a settlement and release
the School
Division of all responsibility in regard to
titles but
they had refused so to do The School Division
is now pro
eeding with subdivision plans and no further
action by the
Municipal District is at this
time Mr
ampbell moved that this report be accepted
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and the co
respondence filed Carried
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A cir
ular from the Drumheller Health Unit was
REFUSE
read regar
ing refuse disposal systems Mr Schmelke ✓f
DISPOSAL
moved that
this be filed Carried
SYSTEMS
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FORM 149-P SPECIAL
MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES
COUNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 12, 1972
(Cont?d from Jan 10/72) Page 10
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AUX HOSPITAL
FARM PURCHASE
BD RE LOANS
EMPEY & MAERZ
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ASSESSMENT
NOTICES
G'
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ASSESSOR
CIRCLE
GRAPHS
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Letter from the Big Co ntry Tourist Association was BIG COUNTRY
read reque ting a grant of 10¢ per capita for 1972 Mr TOURIST ASSOC
Schmelke m ved that this Municipal District make no grant -,�'RE GRANT
for this p rpose. Carried
Mr Bauer moved that the delegates to the Emergency E M 0 CON
Measures Organization Conference in Edmonton on February DELEGATES
3rd and 4th be Mr R W Brown and Mr Gordon L Park
Carried
Mr Pole moved that no delegate be sent to the TASK FORCE
meeting in Drumheller on January 12th of the Task Force f;
on Urbaniz tion and the Future as similar meetings are
being held throughout the whole area Carried
Reque is from the Town of Trochu as referred to in
the Minute of the Council Meeting of January 10/72,
Page 4 wer then reviewed and dealt with as follows
1 Nuisa ce Ground - Mr. Poole moved that this Municipal
Distr ct pay $500 00 to Trochu as a 1971 grant for
the N lsance Ground but that decision for 1972 be
tabled Carried
2. Recreation Board - The present agreement says there
sh6u1 be a4total of 5 to 7 members Mr Poole moved
that this Council statelt has no objection to a
change in the total number of members on any recrea-
tion board in the area Carried.
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Letter
from A P Arvidson was read in regard to
membership
and wards of the Auxiliary Hospital and
Nursing HomD
area Mr Poole moved that this be filed L
Carried
Applications
for loans under the Alberta Farm Pur-
chase Board
Act were referred briefly to Council in
respect to
ialph Empey and Richard A. Maerz Mr Bauer
moved that
Ar George Park be asked to make appraisals
of each of
these proposed purchases and that this Dis-
trict advertise
in the Capital that applications are
now being received
for loans but that this be without
obligation
Carried
Assessment
Notices from the Town of Three Hills
were read giving
the following assessed values
ACRES LAND IMPROVEMENTS
Shop Location
984 6,400 32,910
Office
6,130 30,120
Mr George
Park, as Assessor was asked to meet with
Council and
the general provisions of assessment regula-
tions were
reviewed with him His opinion was that land
is suppose
to be assessed at fair actual value but As-
sessors ge
erally take approximately two - thirds of that
amount Buildings
are to be at 1963 Edmonton values, less
depreciate
n and then times 45% Mr Poole moved that
this Municipal
District appeal the land assessments of
the properties
as referred to above Carried
Mr F
rguson moved that circle graphs showing revenue
and expenditure
break -downs be included with the financial
statement and
suggested that the School Foundation and
School Division
requisitions be shown separately. Carried
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FORM 149-P SPECIAL
ICI PU
AUX HOSPITAL
FARM PURCHASE
BD RE LOANS
EMPEY & MAERZ
V
ASSESSMENT
NOTICES
G'
G PARK
ASSESSOR
CIRCLE
GRAPHS
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Letter from the Big Co ntry Tourist Association was BIG COUNTRY
read reque ting a grant of 10¢ per capita for 1972 Mr TOURIST ASSOC
Schmelke m ved that this Municipal District make no grant -,�'RE GRANT
for this p rpose. Carried
Mr Bauer moved that the delegates to the Emergency E M 0 CON
Measures Organization Conference in Edmonton on February DELEGATES
3rd and 4th be Mr R W Brown and Mr Gordon L Park
Carried
Mr Pole moved that no delegate be sent to the TASK FORCE
meeting in Drumheller on January 12th of the Task Force f;
on Urbaniz tion and the Future as similar meetings are
being held throughout the whole area Carried
Reque is from the Town of Trochu as referred to in
the Minute of the Council Meeting of January 10/72,
Page 4 wer then reviewed and dealt with as follows
1 Nuisa ce Ground - Mr. Poole moved that this Municipal
Distr ct pay $500 00 to Trochu as a 1971 grant for
the N lsance Ground but that decision for 1972 be
tabled Carried
2. Recreation Board - The present agreement says there
sh6u1 be a4total of 5 to 7 members Mr Poole moved
that this Council statelt has no objection to a
change in the total number of members on any recrea-
tion board in the area Carried.
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COUNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 12, 1972 Page 11
(Cont9d from Jan 10/72)
3 Road _Work
- No additional comments or motions were TOWN OF
TROCHU
made a
this time
4 Svnmmi
Pool - Full discussion took place on this
matter
with particular reference to financing and
related
items Mr Ferguson moved that if legal,
this Mimicipal
District will advance its share of
the net
cost and charge 7% interest on the balance
of the
principal owing at the first of each year
with the
interest for the first year to be prorated
according
to the time loaned and that the principal
and interest
be recovered by a levy not to exceed
2 mills
per year on the area concerned and that the
share
of the operational expenses be covered in the
same manner
All of this is subject to advertising
the proposal
and giving the people an opportunity to
petiti
n for a vote Motion Carried
Further
discussion took place in regard to the pro- ROSGEN-
posed land
and road deal with Wilfred Rosgen Mr Ferguson LOOSMORE
advised that
Ralph Loosmore has agreed to pay $90 00 for LAND & ROAD
the corner
cut -off by the new road through NW- 6- 31 -23 -4 DEAL
which is owned
by Mr Rosgen Mr Poole stated that he
is opposed
to either leasing or selling the portion of
the original
road allowance as referred to in the Minutes
of December
13th, Page 5 Further negotiations are to take
place and Council
gave no definite direction
The meeting
adjourned for dinner from 12 00 noon DINNER
until 1 00
P M
Brief
mention was made of the list of miscellaneous MISC
accounts receivable
and the Council asked that in future �, ACCOUNTS
the amountE
owing by each individual be also shown on the
list
Snowplowing
arrangements were discussed again in re- SNOWPLOWING
gard to organization,
etc There were no actual problems
on this date
but the idea was te be prepared when such
did occur
This
Council Meeting adjourned from 1 30 P M until
5 00 P M. (luring
which time the combined meeting with
other Bove
ping officials was held in our council room
and with a
1 Municipal Councillors taking part A separate
report is
repared of that meeting
The C
until Meeting reconvened at 5 00 P M
Mr Pole
moved that this District cancel the mis- JIM PATON
cellaneous
account for snowplowing owed by Mr. Jim Paton v, RE ACC9T.
as he has
noved away and the amount owing is very small
Carried
Mr S
hmelke moved that Council hold its regular
meeting on
Monday, January 24th and that that meeting
be continued
on January 25th, if need be Carried
Mr Schmelke
moved that this Council Meeting do ADJOURNMENT
Apk
now adjourn
Carried Time of Adjournment 5 10
P M
Reeve
NEXT MEET
Sec - Treasu r
NG Monday, January 24/72, 9 00 A.M
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JANUARY 12, 1972 Pa ge 1
REPORT OF
INED MEETING - LOCAL GOVERNING OFFICIALS
The Annual Combined Meeting of local governing officials of the
area contained in the Municipal District of Kneehill No 48 was held
at its office in Three Hills on Wednesday, Jan 12/72, commencing at
1 30 P M. Representatives present included
MEMBER OF FIARLIAMENT
Mr SI Schumacher
M L. A 4s
Dr A Warrack
Mr G rdon Taylor
RECREATION AREA CONSULTANT
Mr J rry Bruce
M D OF n EEHILL #L8
Mr A H Church, C W Poole, R W Brown, A W Bauer,
T. A Ferguson S C Schmelke R G Campbell and G G King
THREE HILL SCHOOL DIVISION
Mr W Anderson, D. C Dau,
G Wilson, R C Horley
TOWN OF TH EE HILLS
D Fox, J F Dickinson,
Mr D Shea, J J Wright, B J
T J Alexander, D E Hazelton
TOWN OF TR CHU
Ruby, D I Peters,
Mr M Steinbach, A Gehring, H C Somerville
VILLAGE OF CARBON
Mr T Harsch, W Ohlhauser
VILLAGE OF ACME
Mr Wih Eitzen
VILLAGE OF LINDEN
} Mr L wis Esau, J Koot
VILLAGE OF1 TORRINGTON_
Mr A Helm
THREE HILL HOSPITAL
Mr H Sommerville, D Lyster, H A Richardson
TROCHU HOSPITAL
Mr 8'- Mathieu, Sister Ruth and Sister M Cecile
VISITOR
Mr Rudy Pedersen (with Mr Schumacher, M P )
The Administrator of the Drumheller Hospital had phoned regrets
that Mrs Myrtle Roberts was unable to attend
Mr R W Brown acted as Chairman and welcomed all those in at-
tendance and gave general remarks as to the tone of the meeting, etc
Introductions were made by each member present giving his name and
the group which he represented
Mr C
highlightE
mailed to
adoption c
G King acted as Secretary of the Meeting He read the
of the meeting of January 13/71, copy of which had been
all governing groups of the area Mr John Dickinson moved
f the minutes Carried. See Page 2
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FORM 149-P SPECIAL
MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES
Brief
lights
M D of
Mr 1
27 west fi
He also e:
also refe:
1971 where
equipment
is hoped
area and
Dust cont
other roa
to No 27
during th
ment for
Three Hi
Chap
that they
and he al;
Building
Carbon sc:
extension
The Schoo
plans Sc
last repo
hand at t
Mr Ander
in the Bo
happy sit
and chang
school T
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JANUARY 12, 1972 Page 2
REPORT OF
COMBINED MEETING - LOCAL GOVERNING OFFICIALS
reports were given with the following as some of the high-
ieehill
W Brown referred to the completion of the paving of No
Dm No 21 and the regrading of Noe 27 east from No 21
pressed hope that this road would be paved fairly soon He
red to the secondary road project done in this District in
11 miles had been graded and gravelled using Municipal
but with the costs paid by the Provincial Government It
D surface that road in 1972 in the general Linden- Allingham
ake a total connection from Beiseker north through Wimborne
of treatment has been put on approximately 30 miles of
s in 1971 Load limits were also mentioned and No 21 up
west is now at 72,000 lbs and others have the 72,000 lbs
winter and this is to be reviewed further by the Govern -
972
s School__Division
man, Walter Anderson, reported in respect to changes in
now have a locally hired superintendent, Mr Gerald Wilson,
o mentioned that 11r Dale Fox is a new Board Member
ontracts have been let for Carbon and Acme and the old
lool is to be torn down At Linden they considered a gymnasium
together with the community but these plans did not work out
Division is, therefore, going ahead with other building
cool population is 2,102, this being a decrease of 66 from
�t Financing They try to have enough working capital on
ie end of each Vear to finance for the next three months
,on referred also to the strike action taken by teachers
i Valley School Authority area and stated this was an un-
iation He suggested that legislation should be reviewed
?d to prevent the loss of the children?s rights to attend
ze compulsory award is quite favorable to the trustees
Trochu Hospital
Mr B Mathieu reported 72% occupancy, good satisfaction in the
lab service from Red Deer, some unexpected repairs have added to their
expenditure but it is hoped that the 1971 requisition will cover same
There is likely to be another requisition in 1972
AuxiliarvI Hospital & Nursing Home
Mr Schmelke and Mr Ferguson reported 90% occupancy and nothing
definite regarding a new nursing home in the eastern portion of the
h are now four new members on the
area Mr Ferguson mentioned t ere
board, t gether with three former ones
Three His HosDi.tal
Mr
by t, o 1
out -pati
only 5%
no reply
tion aga
H Sommerville reported 7521 occupancy, the hospital /served
cal doctors and one from Beiseker and the local dentist,
nt revenue is up, expenses are up about 22% but revenue
The 1972 budget was sent to the Government in November, but
nas been received. The hospital will likely need a requisi-
n in 1972 Red Deer Lab Service is considered very good.
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MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES
JANUARY 12, 1972 Page 3
REPORT OF
OMBINED MEETING - LOCAL GOVERNING OFFICIALS
Drumhellerl Health Unit
Mr C ti-rch and Mr Ferguscn reported they felt they now have a
smooth operation and a full staff Requisition has remained at $2 32
per capita.
Town of T11ree Hills
Mayor Shea report,ea they are very pleased with recent changes
in Rural Fire Protection agreement where payment for the fire men
is handle through the Town and also pleased in regard to the nuisance
ground grant They want to up -grade the cemetery west of Three Hills
and are c rsidering a summer water line He suggested there should
be some M n!_cipal assistance for this as it has joint use Councillor
Dan PPte spoke in regard to the recreation of the area and stated
that in^o e is up but not keeping pace with expenditures They con-
sidered there was 40 per cent to-.rrr use and 60 per cent rural use of
re eatf-on facilities, including P B I users as rural people He
suggested operational_ costs should have more provincial and Municipal
D- strict help, especially in regard to the arena and pool
Town of T14ochu
Mayor Steinbach states; they plan to extend paving and sidewalks
and hope 'o proceed with th °ir swimming pool Grants have been applied
for through the Federal .incentive Winter Works Program. He referred
to the ge eral decline in -copulation and stated that smaller towns
must plan and have laci- lit-es to keep people in the area Mr. G
King was asked to olltlinr, the proposal for the Trochu recreation
area in respect- to the sw-_rLming pool He briefly stated that an area
is being P-L, up that may bo taxed to help pay the capital and operating
costs of the swimming pool at Tochu with the Municipal District ad-
vancing its :share of the ,ost and charging 7% interest on unpaid
balances Th;s money wild be recovered by a maximum 2 mill special
levy on tie area concernec The project must first be advertised and
the peopl have the right to petition for a vote if they so desire.
The final legalities of the whole matter must also be investigated
before th s ig finalized
Village o[' Carbon
Mr. 9. Ohlhauser, Sec - Treasurer, reported they had spent
$50,000 on laving in 19?1 ?and that they have also qualified for
their capital recreation grant Population is up approximately 10 %.
Carbon was pleased with Municipal work on the old highway No 26,
south of Carbon with the light -coat surfacing and very well pleased
with the m'oul concern in-
with organization Provincial matters of
clude Licensing and taking of mobile homes and the continuation of
the curb nu sidewalk five year grants
Ambula nc
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costsfo:
two call
been pro -
Home or
calls F
area and
has been
cussion
a claim
Fom Ferguson outlined the service being provided and the
the individuals who are taken by ambulance Slightly over
pet week have been received Linden Nursing Home have
iding frAP laundry service and have had a nurse from that
rom the a -ea ara_,fable to accompany the ambulance on its
ee drJving service has also been provided from the Linden
all of those are greatly to be commended The capital cost
shares by the Municipalities on an assessment basis Dis-
o�lowed on this and Mr Gordon Taylor mentioned that if
or costs are not paid the organization may claim from the
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REPORT OF
OMBINED MEETING - LOCAL GOVERNING OFFICIALS
Unsatisfied Judgment Fund if the accident involved automotive vehicles
He also commended the area highly for its foresight in establishing
this service and made special mention of the volunteers from Linden
Mr Sommerville mentioned that the ambulance is making a number of
trips to Calgary and this takes extra time and some thought may have
to be given to payment for wages later
Village of Acme
Mayo E�tzen mentioned their main problem is that of the nuisance
ground and he also expressed concern over the rough and dangerous
condition of the railway crossing on the surfaced road north toward
Linder. Fe also mentioned need for some greater care in snow removal
on the Acne south road and the need for some additional fence on the
access road into Acme He was advised to refer this to the District
Engineer at Calgary
Village o Torrington
The cec - Treasurer, Mr A Helm, stated they had made an addition
to their Community Centre under the capital recreation grant and he
stated th t they are very pleased with the ambulance service
Village o Linden
Mr Iewis Esau stated their concerns are similar to those of
Acme with particular reference to the nuisance ground and the railway
crossing
Provincial Capital Recreation Grants
Lind n wishes to defer building anything under this grant if
arrangements can be made without loss of the grant which is now
offered They inquired about the possibility of giving their grant
to some other area for the time being and then being repaid from
that area at a later date Mr Gerald Bruce mentioned that the grant
is now in its fourth and fifth years and is set up as a five year
grant No official decision has been given as to whether or not it
will be continued Linden could share their funds with another
Municipality but there was no guarantee at this time that further
grants would be available later Dr A Warrack stated that he per-
sonally favors continuation of these grants but he cannot obligate
his gover ment at this time Mr Gerald Bruce reported that all
recreatiom boards of this area have applied for their capital grants
except Tropchu and Linden and Trochu is shortly to be making its
applicati n in connection with the swimming pool
Nuisance grounds
Mr Erown mentioned that the Municipal District ha!s closed the
Sunnyslop , Torrington and Wimborne areas but has opened one at
the gravel pit southwest of Torrington This is serving the area
well The e is a definite problem and need for a new location in
the Linde -Acme area
Golden Hitls Lodge
Mr
and the o
Hospital
is no def
III
, King gave a brief report stating that occupancy is up
ily concern is action that may be taken through the Alberta
>ervices Commission in establishing regional boards There
_nite information at this time
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REPORT OF
NED MEETING - LOCAL GOVERNING OFFICIALS
General
Mr B o°1an menL,ionod that the Senior Citizens Certificates have
been very oopula, lie also referred to the success -.:ad co- operation
with the G rel nme zt in clean3 ng up old car bodies. Brief mention was
also made Df the completion of the Bigelow Dam west of Huxley
Dr. A WarK� c�c
He stated he was here mainly to listen and get ideas but he
thanked thp meeting for the invitation and he expressed appreciation
for the r evidence of co- operation and understanding in the groups
repreoent d He briefly referred to the following
1 Therovince has approved of the Incentive Program for the Tro-
c'-ju oo' but there is no federal decision to date
2. Legi lation regarding education, etc will be reviewed
Velu tary effo —t in regard to the ambulance is strongly con -
gratl 1_at ed
!� Bige=1 cwDam is in the final sta.� s of completion but it is not
certain i-i, can be sto -ked with f7 -sh in the first year
5 A definite need for allowing 72,000 lb loading on Provincial
highways
6. Ai . be to Fosp - -tal Sery -_ces Commission had sent him an informa-
tD_on Netter stat-_ng that their study stage of regional boards,
etc i_l, bei-g done at the Provincial level and no decisions
ma ae
Mr Gordo Tay_l��r
Gene -al remarks included congratulations to the Reeve and
Council f r continuing with this exchange of ideas He also mentioned
the general excellent plan of highway program in this area and thanked
the Munic -pa'_ Council fog- I- s co- operation He expressed hope that
the Gover ment wil-_ include its program of giving access roads and
provl.ding grants for streets, curbs and gutters He dealt in some
Length with the teachers' strike and the concern there and the need
f
o.-_• study of legs- slation He also commended the area for the ambulance
Service w'th particular -reference to the volunteer assistantg
Mr S Sc6mac'aer - Member of Parliament
Bri.e!: r,ma-ks were given in regard to the tax bill, the market-
ing bill and the local initiative program and for the next session
which will start February 16th He also offered to co- operate in
any way he could if changes are needed at the railway crossing south
of Linder
Mr Gera d Bruce
He ??oke '_n regard to recreation and suggested that this
developm nt must be loo,-ed at over the whole area
General lopcs ana Questions, etc
Mr Ferguson a6lCea if the Federal Government is taking more
action force collections under the Farm Credit Corporation
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REPORT OF
',OMBINED MEETING - LOCAL GOVERNING OFFICIALS
Mr Schuma her stated he knew of no foreclosures in the Drumheller
area He a so referred to help for small farmers but it appeared
there was othing very definite in this regard.
Mr D n Peters asked how recreation areas were established
Mr Brown eferred to the Trochu area and the Rural Fire Protection
Area and s ated any others may discuss similar ideas
Mr L wis Esau of Linden stated they are short of water in the
summer and asked about the possibility of an irrigation dam. Mr
Warrack a eed to have this examined
Huxlev Easft Park
Mr. Warrack stated that there is no work planned for 1972•
Mr Brown referred briefly to the Municipal Assistance Grant
and stated it appeared the amounts might be the same in 1972 as
the previous year but this is not definite Mr Warrack added
comments stating there will be a further meeting January 20th
when a definite decision may be made
Dr Warrack was thanked for attending the meeting and he
was then xcused as he had to leave for Lethbridge for an evening
meeting
Mr oole asked the School Board if there had been any problems
in connec ion with snowplowing Mr Anderson replied that these were
minor onl_ and there had been good co- operation
Mr Erown mentioned that he would be a representative at the
next Tri-- evel Conference and that he would be representing the
rural areas
Some discussion took place in regard to Provincial taxation
and propo ed changes and many ideas were expressed in regard to
resldenti 1 and other building assessments and related matters
Mr teinbach asked if there was any possibility of getting
the dayli er service back. Mr Gordon Taylor- stated that objections
should be sent to the proper authorities and he agreed to send out
a sample letter for endorsation by the various groups
Mr Jaylor stated that the Government has been requested to
surface t e road from Nacmine northwesterly up to the foot of the
Orkney hill but no decision has been received
Mr Anderson stated that the School Division has asked the
Provincial. Government to give it the full grant even though the
teachers vrere on strike for a period of time The Municipal Dis-
trict has supported this request
Mr Gerald Bruce was asked his opinion about having one regional
recreatiom board and a tax on a per capita basis He gave his opinion
that this would be excellent if the local municipalities agreed but
not otherwise
It w s agreed that two copies of the report of this meeting
be sent t each group represented and one copy to each member of
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parliamen or M L A , etc It was also agreed that another meeting
be held i approximately one year's time
Meeting adjourned at 5 00 P M
G G King, Acting Se u ,tary