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Home My WebLink About1972-08-14 Council MinutesR 14 14 t FORM 149-P SPECIAL UNICIP SUPPLIE 1 3. 5. 6 7. 9 10. 11 12 13. 14 15 16. 17 18 19. 20. 21. 22 23 24. 25. 26 27 Approv, Accouni Monthl; Prairie A A l Env: Cone Energy Prov J' C R it Fergu C. R. Dept Jubil Dept Alta Pra it Workm Unifa Unifa Railw Appli Land 28. At 1 29. At 1 30. 32. 33 34 35. 36 AGENDA FOR COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 14, 1972 1 of minutes of July 24th, July 31st, and Aug 9th /72 .s and paysheets P financial statement - month ending July 31st/72 Bible Institute - Open House Aug 16th I D & Counties Communal Property Committee, .ronment - Sulphur Extraction, Anti - freeze, ,rol of Firearms Resources Conservation Bd - Processing Plant Tanning Board - Herman subdiv approved I Rocky View appeal refused ' C - conditions re subdiv SE- 26- 33 -25 -4 Reichel I - Klassen subdiv approved SE- 4- 31 -25 -4 I - Fraser subdiv approved - Grantville i - subdiv NW- 6- 31 -23 -4 Rosgen I - Swalwell subdiv refused, letters re appeal I - Preliminary Regional Plan amendments ;on & Ferguson - subdiv NW- 27- 31 -24 -4 Evans P. C. - minutes and reports, etc. of Health & Social Dev - Hutterite Cemetery �e Insurance - Pollution of Culture - Publication Grants Power - Extension to gas plant LSD 6- 17- 34 -24 -4 Le Farm Assistance report �nls Comp. Bd. - Kneehill Ambulance .m District - Office use ^m - natural as distribution iy Transport omm - C.P.R. Crossing near Acme ,ation for work - Dave Hastie � fence agreements - Nottal road, etc. APPOINTMENTS 00 A M. - Any delegations re By -Law # 700 - to close a portion of road (Loosmores) 15 A.M. - Fish and Game Associations re control f use of water at Bigelow Dam Reports of Committees. R. W. Brown - Carbon meeting Aug. 9th - Hugh Bodmer G. G King - Stettler Fair Winborne water Wilson Arches Ltd. - new shop building Prov, Planning Bd. - Hearing in Calgary Aug. 16/72 3 PM re Swalwell subdiv C. R P. C. - Subdiv approved SE- 4- 33 -24 -4 Germin and Co., solicitors - Fred Art claim Repo t of the Task Force - Prov Mun Fiscal Arrangements Furt er A A M.D & C. circulars. Boundary Commission, Heavy Equip. Purchases, Modified Land Fills, Snow Fence Approved by the Department of Municipal Affairs MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD. — EDMONTON AND CALGARY— P25202 -53 FORM No 42 MONTHLY STATEMENT (SEC. 61 V M.D. Act, 1954) COUNTY OF MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF _ -- xneehill NO 48 -- -- - - -- - - -- -- - -- - -- --------------- Month Ending---- - - - - -- -July- 11---- - - - - -- -- - - - - -- 19_-72 [—Net Balance at End of Previous Month Receipts for the Month (Less Loans) Loans Received r Sub Total LESS: Disbursements for the Month Loans Paid Net Balance at End of Month Balance at End of Month —Bank is " I' - Treas. Br *Cash on Hand at End of Month Sub Total Less Outstanding Cheques Net Balance at End of Month No 21,276 21,382 21,389 21,406 1,423 1,434 21,485 21,497 r a A k GENERAL ACCOUNT Pa rol l Y ✓ 0 23.38✓ TOTAL ash on Hand ax Sale Triist 0 13.43 50 00✓ 73,188. b 100 00 0 2277 130,611 0 3o 8o Nil 203,800. 63,883 Nil 139,916. 142,235 68 145 85 142,381 200. 142,581. 21664 68 2,664 1'20 _S71 _00 ! 1AS RS I1z9_w6_ OUTSTANDING CHEQUI Amount No Amount el 120 0 ✓ 0 23.38✓ 0 50 0 13.43 50 00✓ b 100 00 0 2277 07 0 3o 8o 2664.68 76 95 71 :• 53 00 53 68 85 TSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Amount i of Accounts Payable, not rendered TOTAL I ad to Council this____ _____14th____________ _... _. Day of ....... Au- ust - - - - -- 19.72 TOTAL i .�.,. k` *Cash on Hand Deposited ............ AR9.t .... 4 ............ - °--- °- °-- -19 ..7.2 •. SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL) 14 FORM 149-P SPECIAL U ICIP UPPLIE COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 14, 1972 A re ul r meeting of the Council of the M Kneehill4$ was held at the Municipal Office, Hills on Mon ay, August 14/72, commencing at 9 Counci.l� ors present for this meeting were D of Three 00 AM Mr A Church Div 1 Mr C Poole 11 2 Mr. R Brown 9P 3 (Reeve) Mr A. 1q. Bauer PP 4 Mr T Ferguson "' 5 Mr S Schmelke " 6 Mr. R Campbell V4 7 Mr G. King, Sec.- Treasurer, was present and recorded the Minutes Mr D. Dau of the Three Hills School Division was present for the greeter part of this meeting Mr. Bauer moved approval of the Minutes of the regular meeting of July 24/72 and of the Special Meeting of J ly 31/72 as per copy which had mailed to each member. Carried It was kgreed that the Minutes of the Special Meeting of A �gousntcil 9/72 be tabled for approval at the August 28th Meeting Page 1 The Financial Statement for the month ending July 31/72 was presented and discussed as per copy with these Minutes This showed a net balance of $139,916.85. There h -Ad been no borrowings to date in 1972 Mr Poole moved approval of the financial statement Carried G KING D. DAU MINUTES APPROVED v TABLE AUG. 9 MEETING MINUTES FINANCIAL STATEMENT APPROVED Letter from the Prairie Bible Institute invited all P.B.I. members to attend its Open House on Wednesday, August 16 OPEN HOUSE from 1 30 to 4 30 P M It was agreed that all those attend who can spare the time to do so Mr Ca new Trochu at 4 00 P M present alo agreed to o if he was u Mr Rei and Mr Gil' road west o SW- 36- 32 -27. from the not advised tha.1 Mr �i nd Mrs from the not alternate P south would complaint sl he would ha- minor brush: the crew is bell advised that the official opening of the TROCHU imming Pool would be next Sund -ay, August 20th SWIMMING Council representatives were invited to be POOL OPENING with the general public Mr R. W Brown AUG 20 iciallylrepresent Council or find an alternate ble to be present. ben Gill and Mr Floyd Molendyk *net with Council R GILL complained about Council's decision to open the F MOLENDYK Sec 25- 32 -27 -4 to give him an outlet to the OUTLET 4 He stated the road should have been opened th. Considerable discussion followed. He was the Road Committee had inspected this location Walter Friesen had refused to allow access th and therefore there was no other practical r Molendyk agreed that the new road on the be of some advantage to him Mr. Gill's main emed to centre around the extra distance that e to take his cattle They were advised that ng and filling in of holes will be done when there They thanked Council and left the meeting See Page 2 N 11 E MEETING AUGUST 14, 1972 Page 2 Circulars from the �%.A M D & Counties were read and AAMD & C. dealt with as follows 1 Mr Bauer moved that a reply be sent stating this COMMUNAL Council is not making any submission to the Communal PROPERTY COMM Property Committee Carried. 2 Mr Ferguson moved that no submission be made in SULPHUR PLANTS respect to the Operation of Sulphur Extraction Gas Plants. v Carried 3 Mr Poole moved that the matter of a by -law for the FIREARMS control of firearms and x.11 correspondence relative thereto � RE BY -LAW be filed indefinitely Carried. Circular from the Energy Resources Conservation Board was read In regard to the proposed gas processing plant to be located in LSD 6 of 17- 34 -24 -4 Mr Campbell moved that no submission be made by this Council but that the Board be requested to give more notice time if any such future plans are being considered Carried Provincial Planning Board Order #230 -S -72 was referred to briefly This granted the appeal of Mr Don Herman and permitted him to have a subdivision in the NE- 22- 2$ -20 -4 with q minimum parcel size of 4 acres and other conditions as stated therein Mr Church moved that this be accepted and filed. Carried ENERGY RES BD RE GAS PLANT PLANNING BD ORDER #230 -5 -72 DON HERMAN Provincial Planning Board Order #233 -S -72 was referred #233 -S -72 to briefly This refused the appeal of the M D. of Rocky M D OF View for a High Density District adjacent to Highway #2 ROCKY VIEW north of Calgary. Mr. Schmelke moved that this be accepted and filed. Carried Mr Schmelke moved that the Calgary Regional Planning REICHEL Commission be advised that the conditions of subdivision SUBDIVISION in the SE- 26- 33 -25 -4 (Reichel) are satisfactorily complied ` APPROVED with and the transfer may be registered Carried Correspondence from the CRPC showed that a subdivision 0ui)uAVISION had been approved in the SE- 4- 31 -25 -4 to create in total SE- 4- 31 -25 -4 one parcel of 78 acres and one of $2 acres. Mr. Brown APPROVED moved that this be accepted and filed. Carried. Correspondence from the CRPC advised that a subdivision SUB L 1, of Lot 1, Block 6 in Grantville has been approved, subject l/B 6 to certain conditions. Mr. Bauer moved that this be accepted GRANTVILLE and filed Carried APPROVED Letter of .August 3 from CRPC advised that our applica- tion for a subdivision in the NW- 6- 31 -23 -4 (Rosgen- Loosmore) will be considered on August 25th next Mr Ferguson moved that this information he accepted and the correspondence filed Carried Letter of August 1/72 from CRPC outlined the reasons for referring all proposed amendments to the Preliminary Regional Plan to all member Municipalities. Discussion followed as to whether or not any changes in the Planning Act should be requested by this Council It appeared that Council members felt this should be dealt with by those more familiar with the Act. Mr. Church moved that the correspondence be accepted and filed Carried See Page 3 CRPC RE ROSGEN- LOOSMORE SUB CRPC RE PRELIMINARY REG PLAN V/ The delegation of Mr thanked Council then left Mr D. C Dau of the arrived at the meeting an, particularly in regard to which follow Smith, Benedict and Meding ri the meeting. Three Hills School Division had D C DAU i took part in the discussion ✓ the Swalwell subdivision matters Correspondence was read in respect to the application HEARING COUNCIL MEETING of the Three Hills School Division to create two parcels RE SUB from Lots 5, 6, & 7, Blk 5, Swalwell This had been L. 5, 6, & AUGUST 14, 1972 Page 3 the new parcels would be too small to conform with the SWALWELL Mr Bauer moved that Council give its approval to EVANS SUB requirements of the Act. An appeal has been made to the the application for a subdivision in the NVd- 27- 31 -24 -4 APPROVED ceived that the Hearing will be held in the John J (Evans) as per correspondence from Ferguson and Fer- Carried. Bowlen Building in Calgary on Wednesday, August 16th at 3 00 P M Mr Dau advised that both their Chairman guson and Sec - Treasurer have been on holiday and will not be back until tomorrow evening and he asked that Council Minutes from CRPC up to and including Friday, July CRPC MINUTES that Mr G G King be delegated to attend the hearing 772 were referred to briefly Mr Schmelke moved that to present pertinent information Mr Ferguson moved See Page 4 these be accepted and filed Carried At 11 00 A M the meeting was declared open for any submissions or delegations in regard to By -Law 3RD READING #700 in respect to closing a portion of the road west BY -LAW #700 of ij',1- 6- 31 -23 -4 No submissions had been received and no one was present to make any objection or otherwise V Mr Bauer then moved that 3rd Reading be given to By- Law #700 and that it be declared passed Carried unan. Mr. J 0 Smith, Alex Benedict and Elmer Meding met with Council as representatives of the Wimborne and BIGELOW DAM Huxley Fish & Game Associations They stated they repre- RE LARGE sented some 200 to 250 people of the Huxley - Wimborne BOATS and adjacent areas They requested in brief that Council BIRD SANCTUARY ® recommend that all large boats be kept off the new Bigelow Dam and that it be declared a bird sanctuary. Mr Smith also read to Council their letter and brief to Mr. Robert Thompson, Member of Parliament, and cor- respondence from the Hon Allan Warrack, Provincial Minister of Lands & Forests. The latter had outlined the procedure in that the local Municipality makes a recommendation to the Province, the Department of Lands & Forests considers same, and the Province then sends a recommendation to the Federal Government to be implemented Mr. G. King read to Council correspondence on file and reports of his telephone conversations with the Provincial Departments supporting the above procedure The delegation clearly stated they wanted to keep all speed boats off but had no objection to small electric motors. Mr. Schmelke moved that an advertisement be placed in the Three Hills Capital advising that Council proposes to recommend that no gasoline combustion motor boats be allowed on the Bigelow Dam but that electric motors will be allowed and that Council recommends the Dam be named as a bird sanctuary. Replies are to be considered by Council at its regular meeting on September 11th Motion Carried. The delegation of Mr thanked Council then left Mr D. C Dau of the arrived at the meeting an, particularly in regard to which follow Smith, Benedict and Meding ri the meeting. Three Hills School Division had D C DAU i took part in the discussion ✓ the Swalwell subdivision matters Correspondence was read in respect to the application HEARING of the Three Hills School Division to create two parcels RE SUB from Lots 5, 6, & 7, Blk 5, Swalwell This had been L. 5, 6, & refused by the Calgary Regional Planning Commission as 7, B 5 the new parcels would be too small to conform with the SWALWELL requirements of the Act. An appeal has been made to the Provincial Planning Board and notice has just been re- ceived that the Hearing will be held in the John J Bowlen Building in Calgary on Wednesday, August 16th at 3 00 P M Mr Dau advised that both their Chairman and Sec - Treasurer have been on holiday and will not be back until tomorrow evening and he asked that Council give support to their presentation He further suggested that Mr G G King be delegated to attend the hearing to present pertinent information Mr Ferguson moved See Page 4 i r U • C COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 14, 1972 Page 4 that Mr G. G King be delegated to represent Council at the Hearing in Calgary on August 16th in regard to the Swalwell Subdivision as referred to Carried Letter of July 24th from the Provincial Department of Health and Social Development advised it had given provisional approval for a Cemetery for the Hutterian Brethren of Huxley to be located in Pt NW- 29- 34 -22 -4• Mr G. King advised that the Colony is now making an application for a subdivision for this Cemetery. The location has been approved at the site by the Sanitary Inspector of the Drumheller Health Unit and by him Mr Campbell moved that the correspondence and report be accepted and filed as information. Carried Circular from Jubilee Insurance Agencies was read in regard to possible claims respecting pollution Mr Schmelke moved that a reply be sent in a confidential manner stating that pollution might result from a heavy rain on a road which has been freshly oiled with the material washing in to water streams and that pollution might also be caused by wind drift from chemical sprays Carried NUTTERIAN BRETHREN CEMETERY NW- 29- 34 -22 -4 V, JUBILEE INS RE POLLUTION The Council Meeting adjourned for dinner from 12 00 ✓ DINNER Noon until 1 00 P M Accounts and paysheets were considered Mr. Ferguson ACCOUNTS moved that these be approved for payment as per list APPROVED with the Minutes Carried. Mr Ted Paquette, Public Works Superintendent, and Mr. Joe Dobler, Gravel Foreman, met with Council An order for was discussed Mr for four barrels, Carried anti- freeze through the Association Schmelke moved that we place an order plus twelve cases of four gallons each T. PAQUETTE J DOBLER ANTI - FREEZE ORDER In reply to a question, Council was advised that H T HOWE H T Howe & Son Equipment of Three Hills had disputed ACCOUNT the account of $50.00 as sent to them in regard to truck repairs Mr Brown moved that Mr. Tom Ferguson and Ted Paquette contact Howe °s concerning this account Carried Order from the Railway Transport Committee advised RAILWAY that the cost of maintenance and operation of the auto- AUTOMATIC matic protection on the C.P.R just north of Acme is ✓ PROTECTION to be paid 50`% by the Municipal District and 50% by the COSTS C.P.R Mr Brown moved that this be accepted and filed Carried Mr. Church moved that the application for work EMPLOYMENT from Dave Hastie be referred to Ted Paquette Carried `� APPLICATION Land and fence agreements in regard to the Nottal LAND & FENCE road west of 4 & 9- 31 -22 -4 were referred to Council AGREEMENTS Mr Church moved that these be approved Carried V APPROVED Mr Paquette advised that two bridge stringers WARNING SIGNS are cracked at the Nottal bridge He was directed to NOTTAL BRIDGE put up warning signs Alf, See Page 5 0 C1 C COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 14, 1972 Page 5 Mr G King advised Council that the grading plans REGRADE from the Nottal Mine road south had been for i mile RD NOTTAL MINE south of the Correction Line but it was recently found ONE MILE that the blind spots over the hills are in the second 2 mile Mr Bauer moved that Council approve of the 1./ regrading of the full mile from the Correction Line south as referred to, this being west of 32- 30 -22 -4. Carried Correspondence from Wilson Arches Ltd was read WILSON ARCHES in regard to the new shop building Additional cost RE NEW SHOP for galvanized metal on the first four feet of the GAL METAL side walls is $85 00 Mr Church moved that a reply be sent to Wilson Arches ordering the galvanized metal for the four feet on the sides but telling them that Council thought this was in the original specifications Carried Circular from A A M D. & Counties was read and A A M D & C discussed in regard to heavy equipment purchases Mr RE HEAVY Bauer moved that a reply be sent stating that this EQUIP PURCHAS Council favors an investigation and that 1 List will be sent by December 172 stating what equipment this M D may purchase for 1973 and also whatwe m aj dispose of in 1973 2 Tenders for new machinery should be called in ✓ January of 1973 with delivery about March 173. 3. auction of used equipment should be held in early April, 1973 and this M D would transport used equipment to a central location Motion Carried Mr. G King was asked to find out whose snow fence SNOW FENCE is located at the former Bristow Motors location it BRISTOW Three Hills MOTORS Mr Schmelke moved that no order be placed for snow SNOW FENCE fence at the present time Carried. NO ORDER Some discussion took place in regard to roadside planting of trees closer than 1254 from the centre of ROADSIDE the road allowance. Such plantings are contrary to Mun- PLANTING OF icipal regulations Mr. Brown moved that letters be TREES written drawing this to the attention of the following 1 Garry Smith farm in NW- 2- 34 -26 -4 2 George Kopulos farm about 15 to 20 rods on the north side of the NE- 31- 30 -23 -4. Carried. Mr Paquette advised in reply to a question that OIL RE the amount of oil required for new light -coat surfacing ,, LIGHT COAT is approx. 4,000 gallons per mile of MC30 and $,000 SURFACING gallons per mile of the emulsion oil Mr Brown moved that the Road Committee meet with G REED Mr. Ron Hilton of Water Resources at George Reed's to t( CHANNEL EROS consider his complaint regarding channel erosion in the Ghost Pine Creek Carried See Page 6 7 L Ll 1109 COUNCIL MEETING .AUGUST 14, 1972 Page 6 Discussion followed regarding gravel requirements and whether or not some crushing should be done for the M D fairly soon Particular discussion centered about work at the Hesketh Pit. Mr. Church and G King advised Council they had not seen Mr Fraser concerning this Mr Arnold Boese of Linden Contractors had stated he was sure they could get gravel for Canadian Western Gas from the west side of the gully at a new location Mr. Church moved that Council approve of Linden Contractors crushing in the NW- 10- 29 -22 -4 (Fraser Hesketh Pit) for Canadian Western Natural Gas in the area west of the gully Carried Mr Schmelke moved that Linden Contractors be invited to meet with Council on August 28 for a discussion of gravel crushing prices, etc. Carried LINDEN CONTRACTORS RE GRAVEL HESKETH PIT INVITE LINDEN CONT. AUG 2$ MEET Mr Ted Paquette advised they have finished the light- T PAQUETTE coat surfacing at the Three Hills School for the School „ REPORT CD Division and will next be repairing the road east of Trochu Mr Paquette and Mr Dobler then left the meeting v Correspondence from the Department of Culture was PUBLICATION read in regard to publication grants and it was noted GRANTS that all local organizations which have published books are being contacted Mr. Ferguson moved that this be accepted and filed Carried. Mr Campbell moved that Council approve of the APPROVAL RE extension of Alberta Power services to the new gas plant POWER TO GAS in LSD 6 of 17- 34 -24 -4 as per plans submitted Carried PLANT Mr Ferguson moved that Mr Gordon Park be asked REPORT RE to prepare a report in regard to applications for Prairie PRAIRIE FARM Farm Assistance for consideration by Council on September ✓ ASSISTANCE 11 Carried Letter of July 21 from the Workmen's Compensation WORKMEN'S Board advised that ambulance workers will be covered COMPENSATION and that a reasonable amount for the value of their ✓ RE AMBULANCE services should be included when making the annual assessable payroll Mr Bauer moved that this information be accepted and filed Carried Letter of July 29 from Unifarm District of Kneehill UNIFARM stated it is not in favor of moving the D A and D H E RE D.A. & offices from the Municipal Office building to the proposed D H E OFFICES Provincial Building Mr Campbell moved that this informa- J tion be accepted and filed Carried. Circular of August 472 was read from Unifarm of UNIFARM OF Alberta in regard to a natural gas distribution policy ALTA. RE Mr. Schmelke moved that this be filed as information N G. DISTRIB Carried POLICY Mr Brown moved that a letter be written to the LETTER TO Department of Mines and Minerals, Edmonton, regarding the DEF T. OF MINES authority of a Municipal District to control natural gas v/ & MINERALS RE franchises. Carried NAT GAS Mr R W. Brown reported verbally on the meeting in Carbon the evening of August 9th with Mr Hugh Bodmer and others in regard to the Task Force on Urbanization He stated that Mr. Bodmer will be preparing an inventory of the resources of each Town and Village which joined. He will be starting work in Carbon as of September lst. See Page 7 S, H BODMER TASK FORCE V V • El COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 14, 1972 Page 7 It is expected that the committee will meet approximately once every month Mr Bauer moved that this report be accepted Carried. Mr. G. King reported that he had represented Council G KING at the Stettler parade and Fair on Friday last He had REPORT RE greatly enjoyed the whole proceedings and had found it ,/ STETTLER very interesting. Mr Schmelke moved that this report FAIR be accepted Carried. The Wimborne Water Committee gave a brief report WIMBORNE and stated that the water lines have been installed and WATER REPORT the system is now in use. They recommended that no meters ✓ be used unless a definite need arises Mr Campbell moved that this report be accepted Carried. Mr. Schmelke moved that Council accept the information SUBDIV from the Calgary Regional Planning Commission that the SE- 4- 33 -24 -4 subdivision has been approved in the SE- 4- 33 -24 -4 (Dick). DICK APPROVED Carried Correspondence from German and Company, Solicitors, CORR RE was read in regard to Mr. F J Art Mr Bauer moved F ART that this b c e�??t�d and that Mr G King be authorized to see theA ePIi 08'algary on Wednesday Carried. Each Councillor was given a copy of the report of the Provincial M L A Task Force on Provincial - Municipal Fiscal Arrangements. Mr. Ferguson moved � that this be accepted and t'-iat it be brought up for discussion at the next Council Meeting Carried. Mr Brown read the brief which he had prepared for presentation to the M L.A. Committee concerning Crop Insurance, Hail Insurance, otc. at Three Hills this coming Thursday Mr. Church moved that Council approve of this brief and its presentation Carried. It was agreed that copies be made up of the brief for convenience Other circulars from the A A M D & C were read and dealt with follows REPORT RE MLA TASK FORCE FISCAL ARRANG. BRIEF RE CROP INS. ETC. AAMD. & C 1 Mr. Ferguson moved that the Association be advised that minor boundary adjustments might be of value but ,� BOUNDARIES there is no need of a boundary commission in this general area. Carried 2 Mr Ferguson moved that the Association be advised that the prohibition of burning at modified land fills BURNING would lead to prohibitive costs and that Council considers controlled burning is essential If this is not allowed, then Council will have to consider closing all nuisance grounds and modified land fills, etc and let each person look after his own waste disposal or complain to government authorities Carried Mr Bauer moved that this meeting do now adjourn ADJOURNMENT Time of adjournment 5 00 P Y Reeve NEXT REGUL.hR MEETING OF COUNCIL - Secretary- re...sure Monday, August 28/7 _900 A.M. I ACCOUNTS SUBi ,)u.i itv TO COUNCIL AUGUST 14, 1972 Page 1 21,485 Lorne Boese (566 66) 406 50 A.S B 21,486 Joe bobler (691.66) 540 37 labor 21,487 John Dorn (691 66) 540.37 labor 21,4$$ Viol t Hart (516 66) 381 80 office 21,489 J C Jeffery (700.00) 504 46 AssQt Sec - Treas. 21,490 G. G King (1008 33) 694 44 Sec. - Treas 21,491 Roy Cinsey (573 00) 444 13 Assessor 21,492 Ted laquette ($00.00) 542 46 labor 21,493 Gord n Park (675 00) 506.36 A S B 21,494 Keiti Smith (675 00) 512 90 labor 21,495 Doro by Stewart (366 66) 297 61 office 21,496 M D of Kneehill 5,371 40 payroll 21,497 Don auer 30 80 mileage 21,49$ Don kdams (698 43) 551.07n labor 21,499 Don 3auer (666 70) 529 34A labor 21,500 Geor e Berry (660.00) 529 99/\ labor 21,501 Jame Berry (484 00) 384.34A labor 21,502 Vern Bitz (658 80) 467.84, labor 21,503 Jerr7 Buchert (4$$ 40) 3$$ 611 labor 21,504 John Campbell (686.40) 529 29A labor 21,505 Robert Cranston (818 10) 565 69A labor 21,506 Barr Dau (372 90) 306 34, A.S.B. 21,507 Norm n Demers (671.00) 544 82n labor 21,508 Lucian Dion (51$ 08) 415.64A labor 21,509 Joe uncap (629 85) 513 27A labor 21,510 Ray 7,hrmann (695 40) 514.04A labor 21,511 Rubea Ehrmann (488 40) 3$$ 624 labor 21,512 Lyle Gelinas (864.80) 635 28,E labor 21,513 Steva Goacher (671 13) 524.82A labor 21,514 Karl Gundlach (677 10) 530 39,1 labor 21,515 Richard Harris (520 30) 408.05A labor 21,516 Johnston Hart (483 63) 383 96A A.S B 21,517 Alan Hazel (696 00) 535 39A labor 21,518 Harvey Jesske (719.20) 559 75, labor 21,519 Albert Kimmel (674 05) 520.54A labor 21,520 Dennis Kober (724 35) 503 74A labor 21,521 Elton Kober (413.60) 335 34A A S B 21,522 Doug McKenzie (489 50) 396-64A labor 21,523 Earl McRae (669 48) 50$ 2$A, labor 21,524 Ron Poole (583 00) 459 72A labor 21,525 George Rempel (656 37) 522.5M labor 21,526 Milton Rempfer (487 30) 399 05n labor 21,527 Oris Rodger (768 90) 582 79', labor 21,528 Dwayne Smith (789 28) 609 67n labor 21,529 Brian Sowerby (705 60) 541 59h labor 21,530 Paul Swanson (507 10) 397.51, labor 21,531 Jam s Tai.nsh (567 10) 481.24n labor 21,532 Norman Tainsh (478 50) 381 74,. labor 21,533 Garry Tetz (663 38) 548 69A labor 21,534 Ken Thompson (757 35) 5$2 69& labor 21,535 Johr Trentham (575 05) 443.72^ labor 21,536 Johr Tutt (739 20) 584 29^ labor 21,537 Ric and Vickery (691.43) 482.27n labor 21,53$ Chr s Weigum (187 00) 172.35^ janitor 21,539 Keith Weigum (765 60) 529 OL4^ labor 21,540 Ale Williams (759.00) 529 89^ labor See Page 2 FORM 149-0 SPECIAL U ICI L SUPPLIES ACCOUNTS SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL AUGUST 14, 1972 Page 2 21,541 M. D. of Kneehill #48 21,542 Wilscin Arches Ltd 21,543 Dominion Life 21,544 Manu ife 212545 A e, M.D. & Counties 21,546 R Axigus 21,547 A A 11 D & Counties 21,548 Alberta Government Telephones 21,549 Alberta Power Limited 21,550 Ackl nds Limited 21,551 21,552 21,553 21,554 21,555 21,556 21,557 21,558 21,559 21,560 Albei Alb ei Albe: Alex, Bordl B C Burw Beavl Don i Vern to Blue Cross to Health Care Ins to Caretakers Supplies nder?s Drug r Paving Ltd Bearing a Construction Ltd. r auer BitZ 212561 Village of Carbon 212562 Calgary Power Ltd. 21,563 Cana lan Western Natural Gas 21,564 Capi al Printers Ltd. 21,565 Costello Equipment Co 21,566 Crane Supply 21,567 Cana ian Ofrex Limited 21,568 W S Cooper 21,569 Downey Supplies Ltd 21,570 W 84 T Downe 21,571 Drun Radiator Shop 21,572 Geh ing's Transport 21,573 General Supplies Ltd 21,574 Gulf Oil Ltd 21,575 21,576 21,577 21,578 21,579 21,5$0 21,581 21,582 21,583 21,584 21,585 21,586 21,587 21,588 21,589 21,590 Ka r: Ste - H T Hux: Hut - Hig'. Hug] Hop; Imps Imps J JI Albl Dr ] Roy G.G Ling Gundlach e Goacher Howe & Son ey Motors on's Limited way Ford Sales es Owens Co ins Farms Ltd rial Oil Ltd real Oil Ltd ffery rt Kimmel R Klassen Kinsey King en Gas & Oil 21,591 Lon 's Huto Sales 21,592 Lin en Trading Co -Op 21,593 Municipal Supplies 21,594 Mai line Farm Sales 21,595 Mur itt Photofax I FORM 149-0 SPECIAL MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES 20,732 04✓ payroll 21000 00� cap storage bldg 85.00,.,-group ins 170 00,/group ins 18,551 57,, inv , rep , shop, Wim water, fuel, A S B P & S , material 126 751,/ repairs 660.00✓ Assoc fees 209 84 � RFP, shop, ASB, tele 416 59- shop, st. lgts , off. 102 42 ✓ inv , rep., shop 125 40v employee benefits 452 75-/ `° H 22.00,/office 1 19v shop 13,168 58" road maintenance 38.45, inventory 4,675 00v water works 34 34,- cemeteries 36.12, mileage 13.86 mileage 6 50 ✓ shop 7 12 �/ shop 71.28,,' shop 71 83- P & S 153 35' inventory 127 35-' water works 56 40" P. & S. 122 85' inventory 24.78" inventory 160 00" equip hired 10 00- repairs 54 14 repairs,waterworks 34 45- inventory 3 86v fuel 27 02, mileage 12 48v mileage,repairs 23 14v repairs,A S B 10 30v repairs 457 211/ inv repairs,shop 112 01✓ inventory,A.S B 6 31Y repairs 100.00V borrow pit 4075 29✓ fuel, /A.S.B. 7 70v fuel 21.56 mileage 49.00- mileage 346 50�- welfare-`_ 58 3$,- mileage 32 57� Gift -G Park 54 42v R F P 8 28,- inventory 177 75v material 96 87,- P &S 37 10v repairs,A.S.B. 35 00 ✓P &S .. 3 i 0 21,596 .4cGreEor Filtering; 21,597 C `- fire Store 21,598 Oliver Industrial 21,599 Pounder Emulsions 21,600 Plains Western Gas 3 52.15 ✓inventory 92 60✓ inv repairs,t.. S.'B Supply 46 40' 'repairs 35,502 55�paving 30 25 shop°,office,A.S.B. 21,601 Pitney Bowes 21,602 zueens Printer 21,603 Rollie's Gulf Service 21,604 Saskatoon Fire Engine 21,605 Sun Life of Canada 21,606 Neil Siemens 21,607 Stewart9s Engraving 21,608 Keith Smith 21,609 Ben Schmidt 21,610 Sandercock, Schumacher 21,611 Three Hills Service 21,612 Trochu Body Works 21,613 3 Hills Lucky Dollar 21,614 Town of 3 Hills 21,615 Taylor Plastics 25.50/postage 4.40'/P & S. l2 20/inv ,repairs 9 901-R F P 540 93"gr.ins. 21 00-office 5 25-office gift 249 18,A S E mileage 100.00-borrow pit 43 89`legal fees Centre 1320.43 �inv. repair--.,fuel,E:SI; 6 00„fuel 15, 73, office 138.80-office,shop,Grtvlle 10 43- office 21,616 Three Hills Tra -sport 211617 Turner4s Transport 21,618 Troche 'Tribune 21,619 Universal Sales & Service 21,620 Union Tractor Ltd 2-1.9621 UnderwoodlideLellan & Assoc. 21,622 Vaughn2s 21,623 Vulcan i.Iachinery 21,624 Wilmac :Equipment- 21.1625 Workmen's Compensation Board 21,626 Matson rros.PlumLing 21,627 .fright i4otors 21,628 C f, Winther 21,629 A B "Young Insurance 2-4-1630 P..' 7. Lrown 21, 6 31 i. }f, Church 21,632 .G, Campbell 21,633 C W Poole 2-1634 S C Sc lmelke 21,635 'T. I � . Ferguson 211636 i. ail 'Bauer 21,637 Prov.Treasurer 21,638 G G Kin (petty cash) 21.1639 G G King; 21.1640 Provincial Treasurer 27.00 - repairs 100 30L,renairs 6.00„pounds 45 94L- inventory 43 33"inventory,repairs 80.20Vsurveys 21 63, -inv & repairs 746 39-inventory 98.81 - inventory 1440 00-1 C E. 4647.59"waterwork,s 3.50 repairs 100 00 -Lorrow Tait 260.00'insurance 179.11'council fees,etc. 286 80✓councz fees, etc 103.32 council fees etc. 202 89,/ 216.61- 2 2 6 60 ?? ?4 ?? 296,42,; 210,513 00✓ requisition- school 31 76 ✓ petty cis: 85.54'' mileage 456 90 pension 21, 6z;.1 P,,eceiver General 7,449 50 21,642 Dave Silver 200.00 21,643 Public Finance Ltd. 29.80 21.9644 Town of Troche 600 00 21,645 Village of Carbon. 200 00 21,646 iovin of Three hills 800 00 ;: ® END Cr 1iCCOUNTS �S 'Inc tax, CPP, UIC ✓ borrow pit overpayment -motel -/nuisance grounc 1i1