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Home My WebLink About1973-06-25 Council Minutes0 • 1�1 FORM 149-P SPECIAL C] AGENDA FOR GUUNCIL MEETING JUNE 25,1973 1 Approval of minutes of moeting of June 11, 1973 2. Appointments 11 00 A.M. Victor Gar5on 1 30 P,M Foreman 2 30 P M John Moran & others = Crossroads Gas Co-op 3 Report of A W. Bauer and N Soder - Kiever Lake Park 4. Report of A.W. Baue and N Soder - Highwood Air Services 5 Report regarding street ' ighting 6 Report and correspondenra--Regional Resourdes Project 7. Information re Gar on Gravel, etc 8 Select Committee on gegulations-submissions 9 Torrington Recreation Eoard-Minutes of May 30 Desartm�rrt of Mun:ripa+ Affairs- Winter Capital Projects Fund 1 CRPC- ou';divisi on S�:-2'>-30-25-4 1111;di.-is?.on "311-----36-.0--;6-4 subdivision '!" -33-3i -x3 •4 -approved --ub1` �:�,.;lon NE -31--2$-F .2? 4 -approved i_?i'iyo Corrigan pow,-,- to SW -27-34-24-4 13 . Dad jd.ing permits -u' 'T1',11ikopf, F. Richardson 14 Alborta Power-extonsi^n to SW -1134-26-4 15 Throl o Hills School Di � ision-Minutes of June 13 16. CNR4Station btziidingF at Swalwell and Huxley 17 Dept of telephones and Utilities -grants regarding rural gas ; prog.rams 18 Corresnondenco ra. C.; ns3 oads Gas Co-op 19. Paul. Brown- .rgt;iry F subdivision in NE -5-31-25-4 20. Cla enc- Co' b;_owing account 21 Bri ge8;--nc�--repa? to bridge south of Allingham 22 Alto Govt 1r le_N:hor -damage at NW -14-28-20-4 23. Arm o C._Ina�da 11td -cu.;` rest prices -also other companies 24. Gul Oi' , 9tett].em -r o.xd gra .,elling 25 Other rel;oltcs regard' -g road,, etc. 26. Bridge Branch - bral.ge request S/SW-18-32-22-4 27 A 'A M D & C -- Diownlee?s letter re road barricades 28 C R P C - amen^,fients to Preliminary Regional Plan ■rrr� L-1 Lal N I COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 25, 1973 A regular meeting of the Council of the M.D . of Kneehill #48 was held at the Municipal office in Three Hills on Monday, June 25, 1973 commencing at 9 00 A.M. Councillors present for this meeting were, Mr A H. Church Div 1 Mr. C.W. Poole tt 2 Mr R.W. Brown tt 3 Mr A .WBa er 19 4 Mr. T.A. Ferguson tt 5 Mr. S.C. Schmelke it 6 Mr R.G. Campbell 't 7 Mr. D.C. Dau of the Three Hills School also presen for this meeting. Mr. G.G. Ki g, Secretary -treasurer was recorded the minutes. (Reeve) p 1 PRESENT Division was D DAU present and Mr Poole moved approval of the minutes of the Council Meeting of June 11, 1973 as per copy which have been mailed to each member. Carried. Mr. Fergusor reported that there is an auction sale today at thE Nottal mine SE of Three Hills and the following items are included in the sale which may be of inter st to this Municipal District. 1 Approximately 200 feet of railway ties--h�s� G G. KING 1"j11�1V Liis NOTTAL SALE 2. a good inch water pump 3. 1 good attle gate Discussion followed Mr. Bauer moved that Mr Ferguson be author iz'd to attend the sale during a portion of this afternon on behalf of Council and to have authority t buy any of the items as referred to which he co siders reasonable in price. Carried Mr. Poole work for t: has asked August so of school ordinary t had leaked and the mo Mr Church 1 week of ported that Mr. John Reznechenko started M.D. approximately October 1, 1972. He r 1 week holiday during the last week of to have same while the children are out This is slightly in advance of the e Mr Poole also reported that the oil ut of the new motor grader in Division 2 r had been ruined. Discussion followed ,oved that Mr. Reznechenko be granted liday in August as requested. Carried. Mr Ferguso reported that he had attended the regional re ources meeting in Rockyford on June 19. He stated that most of the towns and villages are definitely oining in the project for another year and there i a forecast that the budget requirements will be hig er Mr. Poole moved that the Municipal District ag ee to support the regional resource project for another year and that Mr Bodmer be so advised C rrled. .2 J� FORM 149-P SPECIAL ° 11 1 ,Vt J. REGIONAL RESOURCES MEETING - APPROVAL By -Law No 723 MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KNEEHILL NO 48 By -Law re Speed Limits in Munici al Parks The Council of the Municipal District hereby directs that on and after the passing of this by-law a maximum speed is set of 10 miles per hour for any vehicle operated within any Municipal Park in this Municipal District, with this to include the Keiver Lake Park, the Swalwell Park, the Tolman Bridge Park and any others which may be added. lst reading moved by Councillor Ferguson Carried unan. 2nd reading -moved by Councillor Bauer Carried unan 3rd reading moved by Councillor Campbell Carried unan. Done and passed In regular meeting of Council this 25th day of June, 1973 0 Certified Correct Reeve 0 Secretary-treasur I 0 L �J FORM 149-P SPECIAL ", E COUNCIL MEETING Pat Madden, solicitor for JUNE 259 1973 p 2 V. GARSON Mr Norman Ldert Agricultural Fieldman met with ENTER N SODER Council. HIGHWOOD AIR Mr Bauer aAd Mr Soder reported that they had been KIEVER LK.PK to Kiever Like Park and they believed that the road ROADS design is good now They recommended speed limit signs but no other changes in$ofar as traffic control is concerned. Discussion followed in regard to that park and others Mr Ferguson moved first reading to $ylaw Number 723 This being a Bylaw to BYLAW 723 set a maxim*m speed of 10 mil -es per hour for any vehicle opetated within any Municipal Park in this Municipal District, with this to include the Kiever Lake Park, the,Swalwell Park, the Tollman Park and any others which may be added. Carried unanimously. Mr. Bauer moved second reading to this Bylaw Carried N. SODER unanimously; Mr. Campbell moved third reading to this Bylaw Carried unanimously A proposed agreement with Highwood Air Services for Pat Madden, solicitor for spraying for control of Beitha Army Worms and Beet V. GARSON Web Worms w4s discussed by Council Mr Ferguson read to Council in regard moved that 4 committee of Mr. A.W. Bauer, R.G. HIGHWOOD AIR Campbell ani. G iCr, King draw up an agreement with SERVICE- Highwood Air Services and that Council approve of WORMS the following general terms in principal 1. That the Municipal. District will help organize the wort and will 'do all `billing and collection and be {responsible for all accounts 2. That otper companies have similar privileges as thos granted to Highwood Air Services. 3. That Highwood Air Services be authorized to do work in other areas if time permits Motion carried The following items were also discussed briefly with Mr. Soder N. SODER 1 Control of grasshoppers on roadsides -it seemed the opinio of the majority that this should be left to individual farmers. 2 Weed control on roadsides -Secretary -treasurer was asked to look up and report to a later meeting regarding the 1972 statutes. 3 Policies for the Agricultural Service Board should be con idered at the next combined meeting. Mr Soder A letter f3 Garson, wa: in SW -2$-3( was that p< but there s was referri hen left the meeting ,om Mr Pat Madden, solicitor for Mr Victor V. GARSON then read to Council in regard to gravel GRAVEL )-21-4 The main request of the letter SW -28-30-21-4 iyment for gravel be at 15¢ per cu.yd. Tere also other minor items Other correspondence L= ;d to Council including information that .03 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 252 1973 P 3 the M.D. of'Starland paid 120 per cu yd for gravel and the Department of Highways still pays 10¢ per cu yd but has problems in some areas getting leases V.. GARSON Our Municipal gravel lease with Victor Garson had GRAVEL CONT expired last October Mr. Pat Madden and Mr. Victor Garson then met with Council. Mir Madden°s letter and some other informa- tion was discussed at some length Mr. Brown expressed the apology for not having the gravel lease renewed prior to recent crushing work. He also stated that any price change would have to be common to all who own gravel pits in fairness Mr. Madden also suggested a 2 year contract and that Mr Garson be permitted to sell any amounts of gravel without restriction. He also asked that the sloping of the pit be done better and that the Municipal District would not bold an exclusive contract Mr Madden and Mr. Garson then briefly left the meeting and the matter was further discussed Council agreed without motion at that time to the 15¢ per cu.yd for gravel subject to other terms as noted in the following parts of the minutes Mr. Madden and Mr Garson were then asked back into the meeting and terms were discussed and agreed upon Mr. Poole moved thatiCouncil confirm the agreement tentatively made with 1fr. Victor Garson as follows for gravel from the SW -2$-30-21-4. 1 That th,,e price as from January 12 1973 be 15¢ per cuyd. 2 That t e area from which gravel may be taken be ext end d . 3. That a new gravel lease be executed to run from January 12 1973 to December 312 1977 and to continue beyond that date unless either party gives IS months notice prior to the termination of any year commencing in 1977 4 That t ere be no restriction on sales to the V Depart ent of Highways insofar as the Municipal Distri t is concerned. 5. That Mr Victor Garson have authority to sell any amDunt of gravel that he may wish subject to paying the Municipal District 10¢ per cu yd for any amount in excess of 1500 cu.yds. per year. 6 That at ed by t FORM 149-F SPECIAL .e matter of road inlet be further negoti- th Mr. Victor Garson and others concerned Municipal Road Committee. Motion carried ✓�� 4 11 v Ev FORM 149-P SPECIAL RM COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 25, 1973 p 4 Mr Victor G4rson and Mr Pat Madden indicated agree— ment with the terms as set forth in the above motion and it was arranged that the road committee would be at Garson's on Wednesday, July 4 at 10 00 A.M. to discuss the road inlet Mr Madden and Mr Garson then left thje meeting. The Council �iP.M. eeting adjourned for dinner from 12°00 noon to 1.00 Mr A W Bauer and G G King reported that they had seperately inspected the street lighting at Grant— ville and at Ruarkeville At present Grantville has 7 streetlights and Ruarkeville has 5 They made no recommendation for a definite Council policy as it seemed. that each place would have to be consid— ered on itsown merit. Mr. Bauer moved that two additional street lights be approved for Grantville and two for Ruarkeville and that 1 on the South street in Grantville be moved slightly to the West Carried V GARSON GRAVEL CONT DINNER STREET LIGHTS GRANTVILLE RUARKEVILLE Mr. Brown moved that Council agree to pay 15¢ per GRAVEL ROYALTY cu yd royalty for gravel as from the start of the 1972 fall 0'rushing work at Ginther's and that this apply at all locations from which gravel is purchased. Carried. I A circular irom the Government Select Committee on Regulations was read inviting submissions in regard GOV.SELECT COM, to any regulations now in effect or deemed necessary ON REGULATIONS Brief discussion followed Mr Church moved that this be tabled but that the Secretary—treasurer, or Councillors have authority to make submissions if they so desire Carried Mr Campbell moved that the Torrington Recreation TOR REC. MINUTES Board Minuts of May 30, 1973 be filed as informa— tion Carried. Mr. Sahmelke moved that the information from the Department of Municipal Affairs regarding Winter WINTER CAP. PROD: Capital Projects be tabled until next meeting Carried Mr Brown moved that Council approve the proposed SUB subdivision in SE-28-30-25-4—John Isaac—and that SE -28-30-25-4 CRPC be advised that no additional culverts or Isaac crossings will be required Carried Mr Brown me subdivision CRPC be adv: crossings w: ved the Council approve the proposed SUB. in 52 -36 -30 -26 -4 -Sam Megli-and that S-36 10-26-4 Lsed that no additional culverts or MEGLI L11 be required Carried. C COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 25, 1973 Po5 Information (from CRPC advised that the subdivision in ` the Sh'-33-31-23-4-Three Hills , Airport -has been approved 5233-•31-23-4 Mr Ferguson moved that this information be accepted SHILLS AIRPORT Carried Information from CRPC advised that the subdivision in Mr G K in about gett Johnson so stated the District w followed gravel fro 22-4 on co charge C Mr T A F attend the minutes Ev- FORM 149-P SPE,IAL advised that Gulf Oil Co had inquired GULF OIL ROAD g the road gravelled W -21 -30 -22 -4 -Glen W-21-30-22-4 h The company representative had might haul the gravel if the Municipal ld supply same without charge Discussion :r Church moved the Council agree to supply the Watt stockpile for the road W-21-30- ition that Gulf Oil Co haul same without -reed. guson left the meeting at this time to ottal sale as referred to early in the ll�� 6 tl the NE"31-25-22-4-Ziegler-has been approved Mr NE -31-2$-22-4 Church moved that this be accepted Carried. ZIEGLER Mr Joe Dobler, Gravel Foreman, then met with Council. Mr Ted Paquette, Public Works Superintendent, was not present'at this meeting as he was on holidays. JOE DOBLER Mr Dobler is, in part, acting,as general Public Works Supervisor. Mr. Ferguson reported that a delegation of ratepayets had met him in regard to a bridge across the Ghost Pine Creek S/SW-18-32-22-4 Mr Ferguson BRIDGE had written `to the Bridge Branch regarding this and S/SW-1$-32-22-4 submitted a'copy of his letter The reply from the Bridge Bran6h dated June 219 1973 stated that their bridge inspector would look at this location with our road committee when next in the area Mr Poole moved that a reply be sent stating that the road commit�ee will be pleased to meet with the Bridge Engiteer for the inspection Carried Mr Poole reported that we still have a small uantity of crushed ravel on the road allowance 5--27r-2a-23-4• OHLHAUSER- The quantitr is so limited that it is hardly worth GRAVEL having our rew move there to clean it up Mr. Robert 5-27-2$-23-4 Ohlhauser has offered $2.00 per cu yd for the gravel. Mr Schmelke moved that Council approve sale of the said crushed gravel to Robert Ohlhauser at $2.00 per cu yd Carried. Mr. Dobler reported that, all new surfacing and resurfacing has been completed from Three Hills south and tie next project is from Three Hills east. SURFACING Road gravelling is done as time permits but the surfacing h s been taking priority Mr G K in about gett Johnson so stated the District w followed gravel fro 22-4 on co charge C Mr T A F attend the minutes Ev- FORM 149-P SPE,IAL advised that Gulf Oil Co had inquired GULF OIL ROAD g the road gravelled W -21 -30 -22 -4 -Glen W-21-30-22-4 h The company representative had might haul the gravel if the Municipal ld supply same without charge Discussion :r Church moved the Council agree to supply the Watt stockpile for the road W-21-30- ition that Gulf Oil Co haul same without -reed. guson left the meeting at this time to ottal sale as referred to early in the ll�� 6 tl 0 FORM 149-F SPECIAL Letters peri plans of it: Mr John Moi of Crossroa( the matters from the All ties was re,' of up to $1, District to Mr Hoppins to hire a p, were asked their area i anyone in t' apply to th, then he can They furthe shown on th Marc Frere, their work per day Ti company, by of road cro of the row is greater to avoid da that approVI for road crI prior insp representa� thanked Coy COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 259 1973 p 6 ;wining to the Crossroads Gas Co-op and services were referred to briefly -an and Mr Ken Hoppins as representatives Ls Co-op then met with Council and discussed in detail A letter of June 119 1973 )erta Department of Telephones and Utili- id which confirmed that there is a grant 19000 00 per year available to a Municipal hire a Utilities Officer Mr Moran and felt that Council would be well advised arson to carry out those duties. They about the procedure where others not in night wish to join and they stated that ie Three Hill Gas Co-op area should first it Co -opo If he is refused in writing, apply to join the Crossroads group, r stated they may cross the bo rder as air maps so as to serve Lou Frere and and perhaps others They estimated that fill proceed at approximately 10 miles ze depth in the fields is 36 inches The letter, has agreed that the minimum depth ssing shall be 6 feet below the surface , or 4 feet below the ditch, whichever and all road crossings will be punched nage to the road surface Mr. Poole moved al be granted to Crossroads Gas Co-op ossings as referred to above subject to ctions of the crossings with a Council ive Carried Mr Moran and Mr. Hoppins ncil and then Deft the meeting CROSSROADS GAS CO-OP- MORAN & HOPPINS ✓ Mr Schmel e moved that Mr A W. Bauer and G G King have authority to interview Alex Cunningham regarding A. Cbiu,4ia1 UHAM a job with this Municipal District as Utilities Officer Carried. Mr. Campbe1 moved the Council approve the extension MRS. of Alberta Power Services to serve Mrs R Corrigan ✓R. CORRIGAN in SW -27—•3 -24-4. Carried POTHER Mr Schmel e moved approval of the building permit as issued to J Tullikopf for a mobile home in the J TULLIKOPF- SW--29-31-2 —4. Carried Mr Bauer moved approval BL .PG PERMIT of the building permit issued to Mr Frank Richard- r�icNAR� son fora Inachine shed in the 5E -16-31-24-4o Carried Mr Poole oved approval of the building permit BAERG HOG FARM issued to aerg Hog Farm for a private feed mill BLDG. PERMIT and grain ttorage in 5E-16-30-24-4 Carried. Mr Schmel e moved approval of the extension of a heavy POWe line to 99-11-34-26-4 by Alberta Power V J. SMITH - to serve J hn 0, Smith Carried, POWER 0 0 FORM 149-P SPECIAL - 11 11 ..1. COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 259 1973 po7 Mr. Church'moved the Council accept and file the SHILLS SCHOOL DIV. minutes ofthe Three Hills School Division Meeting MIN. of June 13o 1973 Carried L", Mr. Don Da4 asked about the possibility of having gravel put`on the mile of road running east -west GRAVEL E-4 ROAD south of Allingham, This might be used by a school S ALLINGHAM bus, Mr. Brown moved that this be referred to the road committee for inspection Carried Mr Poole moved that the CNR be advised that Council CNR BLDGS. has no obj6ction to the removal of the former station SWALWELL9 HU7- buildings 4t Swalwell and Huxley on condition that LEY the CNR gu4rantee to clean up the site within 3 months of the removal of the buildings. Carried. { Mr Brown moved that Council approve in principal SUB -BROWN a proposedsubdivision of 6 acres in NE -5-31-25-4 as proposed by Mr. Paul Brown and that the Provincial NE -5-31-25-4 Planning Bgard be asked to grant approval of this Carried Mr Brown asked what had happened to a proposed subdivisio in NE -34-29-26-4 Mr G King stated SUB.NE-34-29-26-i he would look up the file and give him the informa- tion later regarding this. Complaint charged fo He claimed instead of reported t Mr. Colber through th been obtai reply be s expects pa given, Ca Mr Bauer informati which it Carried Letter fro had been d and that i responsibl stating th instead of District d Carried Culvert p Armco Can It was no constitut February be accept f Mr Clarence Colberg regarding being snowplowing account of $6 00 was read the machine had gone through a field along the road allowance Mr Church at the road was too tough to do and that had actually agreed to have work done field and the neighbor's consent had ed for that Mr Schmelke moved that a nt to Mr Colberg advising that Council ment of the account and that reasons be ,reed, ved the Council accept and file the from the Bridge Branch regarding repairs 1 make to the bridge South of Allingham AGT dated June 19,1973 stated that damage ne to its phone cable near NW -14-2$-20-4 believed this Municipal District is Mr Church moved that a reply be sent t the line was only about 6 inches deep the proper depth and that this Municipal ny responsibility without prejudice, COLBERG- SNOWPLOWING BR.BRANCH REP V, S. ALLINGHAM AGT- CLAIM ces as received from the AAMD&C and from a were referred briefly to Council i d that all quotations are identical and CULVERTS approximately a 10% increase since last Mr Campbell moved that the information and filed Carried w • 11 v FORM 149—F SPECIAL Mr Bauer m zed that GPLPC be: advised that this Council CRPC - ' has no opin_on in _respect to the proposed amendments,. REG PLAN .Vo the pi eljiminary regional plan as per letter of CRPC dated June 18, 1973. Carried. Mr R W Brown spoke of the: advisability of getting controls put on our main machines so that if the CONTROLS ON oil leaks out or the machine over heats a warning MACHINES bell rings ol the motor cuts out Further informa- tion is to be ob-k a.ined regarding sn h a device I✓ Mr. R G .Ca , bell asked abo zt getting signs made for deer crossings It was agreed without motion that DEER CROSSINGS � we obtain 2 dozen sj_gns by having them made up here SIGNS or by order with a picturE of the deer on. same, Mr R G C fobs done been compl the fact t ditches an attention be asked t mentioned approximat done this Mr T A. F t int e Council way about rent tion in NE_ year lease moped that this Munic_ nuisance gi to M-= Elm( mpbell also reoorted that some of the y the small cr!�w in 1972 had not actually SMALLCREW JOBS ted and lookeo rather messy because of 172 at roots and locks had been left in the it was not possible to Bork same Their s to be brour t to this and they are to do better in future. Mr, Go King also hat there is considerable number of roots ly a. mile eas';, of Pagets on the new grade ear by the main crew guson returned to the meeting at this advised tha`�, Mr. Elmer Bauer had inquired n= the past- at the gravel pit loca- BAUER - 1�-32-26-4 and had asked for a 3 to 5RENT NE -16-32-26-1/ Discussion followed, Mr. Schmelke the portion of NE -16-32-26-4 owned by pal District and not presently used for ound, gravel pit, or road inlet be rented r Bauer subjeot to the following conditions. COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 25, 1973 p.8 Mr G King advised Council that he had contacted the solicit r Mi Siewert in regard to Mr. Crawford's old files r -garding Stankevi.ches and roads in the v cir_ity of section 35-32•--•22--4 No reply has been 15-32_22-4 received to date Nir Campbell gave further informa- ROAD tion and st ted that Mr. Sich is now travelling they east thraxA his o�nm field I Council was+ advised that the Main Crevr is now work- M CRE41T ing on the Parbon south-west xoad and the 52 miles CARBON S W RD are more thlan half done Letter from; the AA-,V1D & Ceras read given[; solicitor Brownley° s ppinions regard.in; road barricades Mr AAMD & C - Poole movedtthat this be accepted and filed as RD BARRIO information3 Carried • 11 v FORM 149—F SPECIAL Mr Bauer m zed that GPLPC be: advised that this Council CRPC - ' has no opin_on in _respect to the proposed amendments,. REG PLAN .Vo the pi eljiminary regional plan as per letter of CRPC dated June 18, 1973. Carried. Mr R W Brown spoke of the: advisability of getting controls put on our main machines so that if the CONTROLS ON oil leaks out or the machine over heats a warning MACHINES bell rings ol the motor cuts out Further informa- tion is to be ob-k a.ined regarding sn h a device I✓ Mr. R G .Ca , bell asked abo zt getting signs made for deer crossings It was agreed without motion that DEER CROSSINGS � we obtain 2 dozen sj_gns by having them made up here SIGNS or by order with a picturE of the deer on. same, Mr R G C fobs done been compl the fact t ditches an attention be asked t mentioned approximat done this Mr T A. F t int e Council way about rent tion in NE_ year lease moped that this Munic_ nuisance gi to M-= Elm( mpbell also reoorted that some of the y the small cr!�w in 1972 had not actually SMALLCREW JOBS ted and lookeo rather messy because of 172 at roots and locks had been left in the it was not possible to Bork same Their s to be brour t to this and they are to do better in future. Mr, Go King also hat there is considerable number of roots ly a. mile eas';, of Pagets on the new grade ear by the main crew guson returned to the meeting at this advised tha`�, Mr. Elmer Bauer had inquired n= the past- at the gravel pit loca- BAUER - 1�-32-26-4 and had asked for a 3 to 5RENT NE -16-32-26-1/ Discussion followed, Mr. Schmelke the portion of NE -16-32-26-4 owned by pal District and not presently used for ound, gravel pit, or road inlet be rented r Bauer subjeot to the following conditions. 1 0 2 3 COUNCIL JUNE 259 1973 p 9 That the renter will be fully responsible for all necessary fencing That the lease expire at the end of 1975 That the rent be $150 00 per year payable in advance, 4 That the land be used for pasture purposes only Motion carified BAUER— NE-16-32-26 CONT. Mr Ferguson reported on the sale at Nottal Brothers and stated that he had bought the 3' water� SALE pump for $1.35 00 and a number of ra�vray ��f or X100 00 for this Municipal District The cattle Cate had s ld at too high a price in his opinion. Mr Poole rooved that this report be accepted Carried. Mme, Pooleved that this meeting adjourn Carried. ADJOURNMENT Time of ad oournment 5 20 PQM Ll Rec-re Secretary—treasurer Following �he Counci.l "Tieeting a brief social hour for Councillor and office staff and a few others was held in honor of Mr A.H. Church's 80th birthday this month He was presented with the seal for his birthday certificate He expressed his thanks to all of those attending Next regular rneetinr; of Council, Monday, July 99 19739 9. 00 A.M. C� FORM 149-P SPE -IAL W CHURCH BIRTHDAY