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Home My WebLink About1974-04-08 Council Minutes0 :0 FORM T1 149-P SPECIAL 2• 3. 4• 5. 6. 7. 9. 10. 11 12. 13 14 15 16. App Iy1in Acc Ap-c 17 18. 19. 20 21 22. 23 24 25. 26 27 AGENDA COUNCIL T'IEETING I�P IL 8, 1974 s of larch 25, � 27th oval of minutes of meet �gc� 25th/74 rtes of annual Rieeting-- � '- �rCi1 3174 Statement for I+lOkltii encxin 1nci�,1 �� punts Dintr"ent-_ Robanske & Hargreaves mouth 11:00 fl• - Southside Ply 1 30 P II• _ P • Swanson 1 30 P.A Foremen Alberta Environment - Anti -Litter Week - i4ay 6 -12th Hills School Division - minutes of i'Iarchl27th l 3 - Circular re Supp Go den dills Lodge - 1974 requis. Public Service Pension - Seminars Bary Power - cable extensions Ca Caa1 authorities Board - Linden Annexation 19-29-25-4 P.0 - subdivision - C.- road S of Linden bridge By -Law #748 Board - 'Hearing's on Tay 2nd P ov Planning - 18-29-25-4 P.,op ,ert Jackson - Sub -visTie Tonal Plan C �2 P.0 - Amendments to Preliminary g - i inutes of meetings Bixilding permits Sol General - policing S John4s Ambulance - First Aid Cert. R port re damage at iIae t.cFarlane Q s Overtime pay - John Dorn and/or others Merlin Transport - Oil for roads G. T - Claim S. overpass Correspondence re Linden 4d Stewart - complaint re snowplowing lipplications for work tion eport of Spring Requis. approved by the Department of Municipal Aff irs FORM No 42 MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD.—EDMONTON AND CALGARY—P25202.57 MONTHLY STATEMENT (SEC. 61 V M.D Act, 1954) COUNTY OF MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF � ___ _ _-_ ..------ - --- -------------- Kneehill ----- No 48------ -- - Net Balance at End of Previous Month Receipts for the Month (Less Loans) Loans Received Sub Total Month Ending ------------ 4rch----//-------- ---- 19-7A. GENERAL Super CdSh Tax ACCOUNT ayroll Say. on Hand Sale.' TOTAL Tax Safe a/c i (cancelled)cheque Hammel LESS:— I (cancelled) cheque Canada Life Disbursements for the Month t o end ch equ e# 4 7 9 5 Loans Paid Net Balance at End of Month Balance at End of Month—Bank 63,243 65 95,751 51 +262 30 551257 46 i +347 70 +2767 00 -92,086 24 X370285.92 14 /,U95 89 1 j 66 If —Treas. Br. 32,695 02 4471 55 2001,000 OOj 430 10 384,692 56 *Cash on Hand at End of Month _ 200.00 200.00 i Sub Total i 384H92 56 i Less Outstanding Cheques 1 q1,3 5. 09 4471.55 i f 14,6 06.6 4 Net Balance at End of Month 22,559 93_1— — — — — — — OUTSTANDING CHEQUES No Amount No Amount T NAmount j 562 798 14 2506 563 424 69 22545 i 564 771 75 24064 565 706 50 24065 567 513 80 24089 568 743 29 24249 572 513 38 24348 ; L—In 471 55 4365 4428 4674 4695 4703 4719 24720 24721 24740 24762 24771 24774 24780 24781 24782 4 5C24792 20 0 24793 1085 0 100 0 3 0 150 0 7042 7 5 0 10 0 18 9 40 0 247 5 56 2 39 9 75 0 39 5 1 95 216 00 216 00 247 95 73 50 341.33 TOTAL 81 00 20 00 OA35 09 19135.09 347,295 89 430 10 370,285.92 OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Amount Estimate of Accounts Payable, not rendered TOTAL Submitted to Council this ----- Fai glith. Day of ----- 2APKi 1 ------ 19-- 19--24 *Cash on Hand Deposited. .............. .......................... ................. 19 ............ (SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL) �G x.11.__ ��.�_�%.'� Rewe ----- -------— -- S urer LIM M FORM T1 149-P SPECIAL The regular t Noo 48 was hF on Monday, A] COUNCIL MEETING APRIL $, 1974 Pol eting of the Council of the M.D . of Kneehi.11 d in the Municipal office, Three Hills it $, 1974 commencing at 9 00 A.M. Councillors present for this meeting were: PRESENT Mr A H Church Dive 1 Mr C .W Poole 10 2 Mr R.W. Bro °' 3 (Reeve) Mr A W Dau r °° 4 Mr T.AFer non °' 5 Mr S .0 . . Sc elke '° 6 Mr R G Cam bell /9 7 ( after 9:40 A.M. ) Mr, G.G. Kin, Secretary -treasurer, was present and recorded G KING the minutes. Mr Poole moved approval of the minutes of the Council COUNCIL MIN.APPROVED meetings of March 25 and 27 as per copies circulated Carried. The minutes of the Annual meeting of Electors held ANNUAL MEET. MIN. March 25 had been circulated and these were discussed briefly, The suggestion that no charge be made for snowplowing driveways for senior citizens was given considerationItems mentioned in the discussion included: SNOWPLOW, 1 most senior citizens can afford to pay O SEN CIT. T 2 many of he senior citizens live in the same yard as TO S. DISCUSSED the son or other relative ? it would be difficult to determine exactly who are the senior c tizens throughout the whole municipality Mr Dauer m0ed that Council continue to charge for all snowplowing Of private driveways Carried. The Financial Statement for the month ending March 31, 1974 was presents and discussed as per copy with the minutes. FIN.STATE. It showed a net balance at the end of March of $370,2$5 92 Mr Schmelke moved that this be adopted Carried. A report of the Tax Sale held March 2$ had been circulated. TAX SALE Mr G King ave some additional information about who had attended and other items Mr Poole moved that the report of th Tax Sale be accepted,. Carried Letter from Alberta Environment was rad in regard to ALTA.ENVIRONMENT Anti -Litter eek, May 6 - 12 Mr Ferguson moved that ANTI -LITTER individuals be encouraged to take part in a general clean-up WEEK of premises, that the Municipal District as such take no action and that the correspondence be filed Carried Three Hills Pchool Division minutes of March 27 and SHILLS SCHOOL DIV. circular reg rding supplemental requisition were read MINUTES and discusseo briefly. Mr Church moved that these be accepted and filed Carried Lctter from 0olden Hills Lodge advised that the 1974 GOLDEN HILLS requisition ill be calculated as 1 2 mills on the equalized LODGE assessment jMr Bauer moved that this be accepted and that Council authorize payment of $10,000 00 now Carried. COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 8, 1974 P 2 Mr Reg Campbell, Councillor for Division 7 arrived at the meetixpg at this time (9'40 A.M.) ENTER R.CAMPBELL Mr Ferguson moved that John Jeffery or G G King attend PENSION WORKSHOP the Pension Workshop in Edmonton on a date most suitable from the lis sent from the Public Service Pension Administra- tion Carried Mr Brown mo ed that Council approve the three phase power CALG POWER line as per Olan submitted by Calgary Power Limited to SEC 35-29-26-4 serve Double!R Farms in Section 35-29-26-4 Carried Official letters from the Local Authorities Board advised of hearings to be held at Linden on April 269 1974 regarding annexation The first is to be at 11°00 A M and the LOC.AUTH.BD. second at 1-00 P M Discussion followed. Mr. Church moved HEARINGS RE that R.W. Br*n and G.G. King represent the Municipal ANNEXATION District and that they be authorized to state that the Municipal Di trict has no _,,bjection to additional annexation ` to Linden onicondition that the land be assessed as Agricultural as is corresponding land in the Municipal District until such time as sub -division takes place. Carried Mr Poole mo ed that Council do not approve of the proposed sub -division in NW -19-29-25-4 as per details sent by Orest Luk ey s the application is contrary to Clause 50 of the Sub -d vision and Transfer Rcgulations, and that Mr Lukey be so advised Carried Mr G. King In wording o of a portion was discussi is proceeded and G.G. Kin Council Ca Council was Planning Boa date for hea commencing a connection w with Grainge be accepted represent th Letter from five acre su would be for dogs Mr P does not con. and Transfer Corresponden4 proposed amen copies of mix Mr Poole moi proposed amex 14 0 M 149- SP CIA! ,ointed out to the Council the possible error by-law x`748 regarding closing and transfer of road south of the Linden bridge There n about access to certain lands if the by-law with. Mr. Ferguson moved that Mr R.W. Brown investigate further and report back to ried SUB -DIV. Nw-19-29-25-4 W BY-LAW 74£3 WORDING ERROR rr dvised that the Secretary of the Provincial d had phoned and had stated that the tentative Ings on appeals is Thursday, May 2 at Drumheller PROV.PLAN.BD. 1 00 P M Appeals being considered are in HEARINGS OF th the Harper Sub -division and in connection APPEALS Mr Campbell moved that this information nd that Mr C W Poole, A H Church, and G G King Municipal District Carried .obert Jackson was read in regard to a proposed -division in SW -18-29-25-4 The acreage a dwelling site, etc, plus a place to raise SUB -DIV. ole moved that a reply be sent stating this , JACKSON orm to Clause 50 and 59 if the Sub -division SW -18-29-25-4 Regulations Carried e from the C.R.P.C. was read in regard to dments to the Preliminary Regional Plan and AMENDMENTS TO PRE.REG PLAN utes of meetings Some discussions followed ed that Council voice no objection to the dments to the Preliminary Regional Plan Carried COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 8, 1974 Po3 1, Ed Kubin c for machine shed in S14-4-32-22-4 2 J A. Christie for dwelling and shop in Portion NE -2-33-24-4 G' 3. R.B Elliott for workshop in 5E-14-29-24-4 4 Monty Metzger for residence in St"1-30-28-24-4 Motion carri d Letter of Fe ruary 18, 1974 from the Alberta Solicitor POLICING RE General was read in regard to the policing of Counties ROAD BANS ETC. and Municipa Districts with particular reference to 9 enforcement f road bans, etc on Secondary roads Mr. Schmelke v' moved that t is be accepted and filed as information Carried Mr Church m ved that the following employees be congratu-FIRST-AID CERT. lated for earning a Senior Certificate in Standard First Aid Alex C ningham, J .E. Duncan, George Rempel, Henry v Tippe o Moti n carry.('_ Mr John Jeffery gave Council information in regard to the total ov r -time build-up of employees as follows. 1 Mr John Dorn - 135 hours OVER -TIME RE 2 Mr Joe Dobler - 52 hours DORN, DOBLER &; 3. Mr Ted aquette - 4 hours PAQUETTE Council was dvised that the information as submitted is taken direct y from the payroll sheets as submitted by the employees Mr G King advised that Mr Paquette may dispute these records as he has stated that the time shown on his payroll is not entirely accurate, but the office has no other records to go by Considerable discussion followed about compensation that should be allowed in lieu of time off because of the additional work due to the heavy snowplowing arrangements and also due to the gravel crew working a aouble shift The rate of pay for John Dorn and Joe Dobler based on 12 times regular ratc was calculated at $8 15 per hour Mr Church moved Mr J hn Dorn and Mr Joe Dobler be paid in full for the over -time as given above at $8 15 per hour gross due to the Epecial circumstances this winter and that this 4 ORM 1 149- SPECIA! Mr Ferguson moved that Council accept and file the minutes C.R P C.MIN as received from C.R.P.C. Carried. k APPROVED Mr Poole advised Seiler had ben that the proposed sub -division in MI -22-29-26-4 tabled by the -division SUB -DIV considered and sub Committee pe ding further investigation �'NW-22-29_ 26-4— SEILER Mr Hugo Rob nske met with Council and discussed a proposed addition to the dwelling on Lot 14, Block 2, Wimborne He H.ROBANSKE proposed to buy a building approximately 22 feet by 18 feet L 1498.29 and add this to the existing dwelling The problem was WIMBORNE to determine the exact boundaries of Lot 14 and to make certain that the addition would be within the boundaries of that prop rty He was advised by Council that they 4, required a minimum of 5 feet for a side yard and it therefore appeared unlikely that the addition would be approved No definite decision could be made without exact measurements Mr Robcnske thanked Council for the information and the opportunity to be heard and he ® then left the meeting Mr Bauer mo ed that Council approve of the Building BUILDING ^� Permits as i sued for the following PERMITS APP 1, Ed Kubin c for machine shed in S14-4-32-22-4 2 J A. Christie for dwelling and shop in Portion NE -2-33-24-4 G' 3. R.B Elliott for workshop in 5E-14-29-24-4 4 Monty Metzger for residence in St"1-30-28-24-4 Motion carri d Letter of Fe ruary 18, 1974 from the Alberta Solicitor POLICING RE General was read in regard to the policing of Counties ROAD BANS ETC. and Municipa Districts with particular reference to 9 enforcement f road bans, etc on Secondary roads Mr. Schmelke v' moved that t is be accepted and filed as information Carried Mr Church m ved that the following employees be congratu-FIRST-AID CERT. lated for earning a Senior Certificate in Standard First Aid Alex C ningham, J .E. Duncan, George Rempel, Henry v Tippe o Moti n carry.('_ Mr John Jeffery gave Council information in regard to the total ov r -time build-up of employees as follows. 1 Mr John Dorn - 135 hours OVER -TIME RE 2 Mr Joe Dobler - 52 hours DORN, DOBLER &; 3. Mr Ted aquette - 4 hours PAQUETTE Council was dvised that the information as submitted is taken direct y from the payroll sheets as submitted by the employees Mr G King advised that Mr Paquette may dispute these records as he has stated that the time shown on his payroll is not entirely accurate, but the office has no other records to go by Considerable discussion followed about compensation that should be allowed in lieu of time off because of the additional work due to the heavy snowplowing arrangements and also due to the gravel crew working a aouble shift The rate of pay for John Dorn and Joe Dobler based on 12 times regular ratc was calculated at $8 15 per hour Mr Church moved Mr J hn Dorn and Mr Joe Dobler be paid in full for the over -time as given above at $8 15 per hour gross due to the Epecial circumstances this winter and that this 4 ORM 1 149- SPECIA! A �q N FORM Ti 149-P SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING APRIL $, 1974 P 4 be without recedent and that no extra payment be made to Ted Paqu tte Carried OVER—TIME CONT. Council adjourned for dinner from 12 00 noon to 1000 P.M. DINNER Mr John Jeffery presented the Accounts for consideration as per list with the minutes Mr Ted Paquette and Mr. ENTER PAQUETTE Joe Dobler, Foremen, came into the meeting during the & DOBLER discussion of the Accounts Mr Schmelk moved the Council approve of the payment of�rACCOUNTS APPROVED the Account as per list submitted Carried Mr Roy Par ons and Ken McLean of Southside Plymouth at SOUTHSIDE Red Deer met with Council in regard to an account for PLYMOUTH — $1,7$6 90 ir respect to repairs to the front differential ENTER R PARSONS on the new Iodge gravel truck The mileage at the time & K.MCLEAN of the repar was 1,15£3 miles Council stated this should be under fulollowed 1 warranty and the trouble was caused by DODGE GRAVEL poor servicng The Company representatives felt that TRUCK Council shold pay at least a portion of the account as the Companyhas denied the warranty claim. Considerable discussion and the representatives then left the meeting briefly while Council discussed the matter privately The representatives were invited back in and were told that Council had agreed to take this matter up with Chrysler Corporation They were also asked about the s les tax and said they had no definite informa— tion to dat. Mr Poole moved that Council act in accordance with the di cussion above Carried The two men then left the me ting Mr Bauer d Mr Paquette reported they had not yet seen Miss M y MacFarlene in regard to the damages at her MACFARLENE house but t ey would endeavor to give a report soon DAMAGE Mr. Poole mved that Council file the information from MERLIN TRANS Merlin Tranport regarding oil for roads Carried " RE.ROAD OIL Mr Church oved that the Municipal District pay the Account of Alberta Government Telephones in regard to A G T —ACCOUNT cable damage in the Churchill area, the amount being RE DAMAGE AT the insurane deductable plus some insurance money received Lr CHURCHILL by the Muni ipal District. Carried. Mr Poole r ported that he had met with Mr Gerry Mazurek of the Provincial Bridge Branch at Carbon on April 2 Representat ves of the Village and others had also been present The information is that the Bridge Branch is getting fin 1 approval for the designs, etc and that two bridges at arbon will be constructed at the same time during the ummer, Other discussion followed in regard to the requircc work and arrangements with the Village. Mr Brown m ved that the Municipal District agree to do the detour work for the village at regular rates and that we ask the village to do the hot mix surfacing for the east bridge for the M D. and bill us for the cost and further that no charge be made to the Village for the waste dirt hich is to be cleared from south of the tracks to iiprove vision Motion carried, BRIDGE BRANCH RE BRIDGES AT CARBON COUNCIL MEETING APRIL $y 1974 P 5 Corresponde ce regarding the overpass south of Linden was read ani was noted that work may start about mid May OVERPASS SOUTH Mr Schmelk moved that this information be accepted and OF LINDEN filed Car ied Council was advised that Mr Ed Stewart had complained regarding One $3 00 account for private snowplowing work ED STEWART and had refused to pay some as he felt work had not vACCOUNT RE been properLy done Discussion followed Mr Poole moved SNOWPLOVJING that there De no reduction in the snowplowing account as sent to tir Ed Stewart Carried Mr Tom Ferguson reported briefly regarding requests for improvement for the road south from the oil plant The IMPROVE ROAD location would be 3 miles south from the plant which is SOUTH OF OIL in the SW corner of Sec -33-31-23-4 It was agreed this ' PLANT TO HE be reviewed along with other items for the road program. REVIEWED Consi.derabl policy in r elevator ro Municipal D snowplow el exclude the elevators discussion took place regarding Council's gard to work on what are generally termed ds in Haralets Mr Bauer moved that the strict agree to grade, gravel,riaintain and vator roads without charge but that this actual approaches and roads out of the Carried Report of the recent Foremen's meeting was given to Council andlthe following were special notes. ELEVATOR ROAD WORK SPECIAL NOTES OF FOREMEN MEET. 1 Decisiom from the meetings should be confidential 2 Number of workmen in the Senior class now totals 14 3 Lyle Ge Inas returned from his leave of absence and Mr raquette now advised that he started work on April 2 4 The For men Meeting recommended that the time for the winter 1oliday schedule be extended to the end of April this year aid that this would particularly assist in regard to trucker's t me off Mr Campbell moved that this be approved. Carried S The mee ing had asked Council to consider the purchase of a second loader as a spare or for other work Mr Ferguson moved that companies be invited to bid for supply of a 3 cubic yar machine with 2 cubic yard bucket either new or near y new and that bids be considered on April 22. Carried 6 Wage rate for Milton Rempfer - Mr Campbell moved M REMPFER that he be put in a special category as a Foremen of the labor crew md that his wage rate then be $4 05 per hour as from April 1, being senior laborer - $3 $5 plus two years with jhe M.D. - 100 plus 100 as Foreman Carried i Mr Bauer moved that the report of the Foremen's meeting FOREMEN MEET be accepted Carried MIN ACCEPTED e Mr Ted Paquette advised that the road crew started ROAD CREW STARTED a work on the flat NE of Trochu and that It was progressing NE TROCHU favorably Adoft Mr Paquette reported that R Angus has a new PAQUETTE arrangement in gar c_ to their machines and that they REPORT are submitting written details It was agreed that these be considered when available It was also agreed that the Shop Corfmittee meets at 1030 P.M. this coming Wednesday .6 FORM T 14 -P PECI L i �t Is v 11 FORM T1 149-P SPECIAL Mr Dobler gate closin but had bee with tensio come loose Mr Reg Came gravel on th rebuilt last and phone ca get apprcxily of Highways 21 for this as soon as c Other genera 1 snow sho Alex Ilaller look after t 2 A draina road and the 3 Mr Camp for the flat felt it did practical to trouble in t 1. Mr Brow evenly for s problem in t ments as in left the mee Mr Norman The followii 1 Mr Alb as a road s: if the Muni to keep cat, gate this ai 2 Mr Llo- to Nir Fcrg- planted on road for a write the 1 favorable c 3 Mr Sod employment he had last 4 The new 5 Discuss decals It cedar posts $10 00 per COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 8, 1974 P 6 .ported that he had endeavored to open the J.DOBLER off the lower culvert in the Swalwell Dam GATE AT SWALWELL unable to get it to move He had left it DAM against it and hoped that it might gradually This will be checked further ell reported there is an urgent need for portion of road east of Trochu which was fall near the Greig farm After discussion is it was arranged that the Municipal District tely 250-300 cubic yards from the Department tockpile at the junction of Highways 27 and ork, and that our gravel crew do this fob nvenient but to stay within the load limits items discussed included ld be pushed back near the culvert at the 'lat east of Trochu Agreed that Ted Paquette is as soon as possible e problem near the function of the Grainger old Highway 21 corner This is to be checked ell asked about the use of the D14-20 packer NE of Trochu Mr Paquette reported he of need packing very badly and it was not use the big packer there because of the rn in g asked if the motor grader areas are divided rinner work Mr. Paquette felt there was no .is regard if they followed the same arrange - he past year Mr Paquette and Mr Dobler ing at approximately 4 50 P M GRAVEL FROM DEPT, OF HIGHWAYS FOR nOCHU E.ROAD NEAR GREIG'S GENERAL DISCUSS CULV. A.HALLER #21 & GRAINGER RD. DRAINAGE DW 20 PACKER NE OF TROCHU DIV OF MOTOR GR AREAS oder, A,,ricultural Fieldman, met with Council ENTER N SODER g were discussed rt Meding would agree to have trees planted A.MEDING elterbelt portion 5E-17-33-22-4 east of Trochu SHELTERBELT ipal District would fence the required. area 5E-17-33-22-4 le out It was agreed that Mr Soder investi- d report back d G Howe of the Swalwell area had written son and Mr Poole suggesting that trees be SHELTERBELT he remaining 4' - 5 miles along the Linden ✓. 4._5 MILES ON oad shelterbelt Nr Poole moved that we LINDEN ROAD nd owners and request them to give this nsideration Carried r reported he had 5 requests for summer SUMMER EMPLOY ut had decided to stay with the crew which f LAST YEAR'S CRE<,T year spray truck is almost complete SPRAY TRUCK DONE on followed in regard to the road signs and was agreed that Mr Soder order 14 foot treated ROAD SIGNS & from Tioga Signs at an approximate cost of DECALS ost Mr Soder advised that he has been appointed or elected a Director cf the Fieldmen°s Association and they will be having a meeting fairly soon A'ir Brown congratulated Mr Soder or his appointment to the Association Executive Mr Soder advised that the T;Iild Oat Grant will be $14,000.00 and suggest d that if there is a surplus it be contributed to the ThreE Hills Sced Cleaning Plant It was agreed this be con idered later in the season N .SODER- DIRECTOR OF FIELDMEN°S ASSOC WILD OAT GRANT LTJ C FORM T1 149-P SPECIAL S. ,, COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 8, 1974 P 7 Mr Norman Soder then left the meeting EXIT 601)1,IL The Spring C1"Iviz"ion of the A.A M D & C had been held in Edmonton Dn April 3 and 4. All Councillors (except SPRING CONY. Mr Campbell and Secrctary—treasurer G G. Kin3 and A A M D &C Assistant J effery had been In attendance A brief REPORT . report was given regaiding that convention with particular mention of t e resolution submitted from this Municipal District in cgard to taxation of residences on farm land This resolution had been supported Council discussed road tours and it was agreed that Councillors Beet at the office, Monday., April 15 at ROAD TOUR 9°00 A M for a road tour if the weather is suitable Mr Campbell mentioned that arrangements had been made for Borrow Pits with Mr. Scheibler and Mr Ed Kubinec BORROW PITS— at $150 00 each but it will be necessary to watch to KUBINEC & SCHEIBLER see what effects this may have had on crops later in the season Mr Schmelke moved that this meeting do now adjourn Carried Time of adj Nc-t re 9 00 A eevle ment 5 45 P.M. ccr reasurcr meeting of Council, Monday, April 22, 1974, ADJOURNMENT n 4 L7 in 10 L ' ORM 149- SPECIAL_ 562 Ale 563 Daw 564 Jos 565 Joh ACCOUNTS SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1974 P.1 Cunningham 1041.66 office (736 67) Currie 533 33 office (424.69) ah Dobler 1058.33 labor (771 75) Dorn 1058 33 labor (706.50) 566 Vi H rt 750.00 office (539 44) 567 Harold Henderson 700 00 office (513.80) 568 John Jeffery 1058 33 office 743 29) 569 Gordon King 1333.33 office 919 42) 570 Ted Paquette 1166 66 labor (769.28) 571 Keith Smith 572 Glenn Smyth 573 Norman Soder 574 Don Adams 575 George Berry 576 Vern Bitz 577 Ken Buchert, 578 Robert Cranston 579 Joe Duncan 580 Ray Ehrmann 581 Ruben Ehrmann 582 Trev Friesen 583 Karl Gundlach 584 Richard Harris 585 Alan Hazel 586 Harvey Jesske 587 Albert Kimmel 588 Den s Kober 589 Dale Leslie 590 cancelled 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 600 601 602 603 604 605 Bri Ken Geo Mil Joh Ori Bri Ken Hen Joh Joh Ric Geo Dal Lil 1025.83 labor (698 50) 666.66 asst.ag.fieldman(513.38) 1058 33 ag fieldman (770 10) 818 61 labor (645 00) 787.19 labor (627.29) 1225 92 labor (874.09) 751 16 labor 579 17) M86 1630 91 labor 03) 693.84 labor (572 67) 1911.00 labor (1270.41) 307 20 labor (273 41) 750.11 labor (550 88) 1703 16 labor (1183.95) 1980 72 labor (1322 94) 1079.44 labor (787 80) 1126 15 labor (819 34) 21149.75 labor (13 56 26 ) 1740 91 labor (12-39-90) 1103 62 labor (835 72) Plant 1469 25 labor (1109 22) uinlan 1049.96 labor (806 08) e Rempel 937 89 labor (704.36) n Rempfer 1002 24 labor (781 90) Reznechenko 1139 99 labor (840 50) Rodger Sowerby hompson Tippe Trentham Tutt rd Vickery e Walker Weigum Weigum 606 Ale--' 607 Earl McRae 24792 Pro 24793 Dept 24794 M D 24795 M.D. Treasurer of Communications of Kneehill of Kneehill 1472 98 labor (1065 19) 1544.83 labor (1103 92) 1451.57 labor (1056.46) 1281 56 labor (991.95) 858 11 labor (619 65) 1374.14 labor (1020 15) 1614.49 labor (1078 22) 884.95 labor (671 10) 739.13 labor (571.06) 309 40 office (275.00) 1103 55 labor (805 58) 824.33 labor (601 93) 81 00 Licences 20 00 Licence re radios 290.60 H 0 D to tax roll 8168.29 Payroll ..2 In C? X0 E :1 FORM T1 149-P SPECIAL 24796 M D, 24797 M D 24798 Adv: 24799 Ric) 24800 Ack: 24801 ACCOUNTS SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL p w machinery 24802 APRIL 8, 1974 P 2 of Kneehill 27964 15 Payroll of Kneehill 63 06 Payroll sor Publications 39 60 p w misc and Adam 5 00 Trochu fire prot. ands Ltd 671.39 inventory, repairs 24801 Alled Tools Ltd 9 55 p w machinery 24802 Alt Blue Cross 130 35 emp bene.medicals 24803 Alt Health Care 437.00 emp bene medicals 24804 Asb stonos Ltd 4 14 inventory repairs 24805 A.G T. 337 30 Linden fire prot.,etc. 24806 Alt Power 470 68 water & sewer, etc. 24807 Geo ge Berry 49.95 roadman's mileage 24808 Buy i s Exchange 12 70 p w machinery repairs 24809 Verr Bitz 15.75 p.w.machinery repairs,etc. 24810 Brale Drome 92.00 inventory repairs 24811 Cig s Products Ltd 167 00 p.w shop supplies 24812 Capital Printers 3842.37 printing & stationery,etc 24813 CFCD Radio 34 00 p w misc 24814 Alex Cunningham 189 75 Utilities Officer,etc. 24815 Civic Tire & Battery 160.00 p.w.machinery repairs 24816 Campbell -Mack 2800 00 general cap p w 24817 Cro-wn Zellerbach 59 91 inventory repairs,etc. 24818 Calgary Truck Parts 489 40 p w machinery repairs 24819 Cummins Diesel Sales 6001 43 inventory repairs,etc. 24820 Can West Nat Gas 161.61 p.w. shop i l-l-lities 24821 Capital Printers 6.93 A.S.B. misc 24822 Din saur Broadcasting Ltd 12 00 p w misc 24823 T E. Duncan 100 00 p w misc 24824 Dominion Life 131 45 emp.bene.group ins. 24825 Davies Electric 3.30 p.w.shop supplies 24826 Ray Ehrmann 141 45 roadman's mileage 24$27 Festival Ford 74.05 inventory repairs 24828 Ges etner Ltd. 55 56 printing & stationery 24829 Geh ing's Transport 19 63 p w machinery repairs 24830 H.T.Howe 50.65 inventory repairs,etc. 24831 Har ld Henderson 15 30 Assessor's mileage 24832 Himcur Holdings 15 80 p.w.fuel 24833 Huxley Motors 2.20 p.w.machinery repairs 24834 Gulf Oil 15 00 p w fuel 24835 Hu Harries 162 60 insurance 24836 Hannas Seeds Ltd 2806 50 A S B grass seed 24837 Hutton's Ltd 55 20 inventory repairs 24838 ITT Grinnell 39 76 p.w machinery repairs 24839 Jack's Service 132.75 p w fuel 24840 J C Jeffery 159 05 Secretary's mileage 24841 Jubilee Ins 2115 23 p w insurance 24842 Albert Kimmel 199 05 roadman's mileage 24843 G.GKing 34.70 Secretary's mileage 24844 Lin n Gas & Oil 24 26 p w fuel 24845 Lon 's Auto Sales Ltd 7 50 p.w.fuel 3 i A A :M 0 M 149 SPECIAL W l FF�� ACCOUNTS SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1974 P 3 24846 La legs Electric 49.66 p.w.shop supplies 24847 Linden Trading 1009.89 p w material mist 24848 Man life 188 16 emp bene group ins. 24849 Mac eods 25.81 inventory repairs,etc 24850 Macc Industries 12 48 off exp mise 24851 Mainline Farm Sales 7.32 inventory repairs 24852 McB in Camera Specialty 19 15 A S B material & supplies 24853 0 K. Tire 35.50 p.w.machinery repairs 24854 Oli er Industrial 32 01 inventory repairs 24855 Pit ey Bowes 29 25 postage, telegrams,etc. 24856 George Park 42 25 ambulance revenue 24857 Plains We -;t Gas 318 53 off exp utilities 24858 Pioneer Machinery 19500 00 General Capital 24859 Queen's Printers 20.00 printing & stationery 24$60 South Alta Land Reg 200 00 Land Titles office 24861 Robinson's Camera 21.89 A S B mijc. 24862 Rollie's Gulf 14 08 p w fuel 24863 R& H Marine 177 00 A S B repairs 2.864 Revelstoke Lumber 1 65 p.w.shop supplies 24865 Rus elsteel Ltd 195.50 p.w.machinery repairs 24866 Safety Supply 3370 00 Utilities Officer 24867 Sim on -Maxwell 5 85 inventory repairs 24868 Saskatoon Fire 489 69 3Hills Fire Prot. 24869 Glenn Smyth 83.51 A.S.B.misc 2';.870 Keith Smith 104 80 Roadman's mileage 24871 Silk Screen 23.24 p.w.shop supplies 24872 Snap -on -Tools 49 40 p w tools 24873 Norm Soder 29 95 A S B mise 24874 Tor Gas & Oil 28.61 p.w.fuel 24875 Troc u Body Works 10 85 p w Fuel 24876 Town of 3Hills 175.84 water service charges,etc 24877 3Hills Lucky Dollar 17 56 off exp janitor supplies 24878 3Hills Transport 27 00 p w machinery repairs 24879 Turner's Transport 110.45 p.w.machinery repairs 24880 Myles Trentham 54 05 off exp mise 24881 Tayl r -Pearson 170.89 inventory repairs,etc 24882 3Hi1 s Serv.Cen. 820 14 A.S.B.fuel 24883 Univ rsal Sales 168 13 .inventory repairs 4884 Unio Tractor 132 90 inventory repairs 24885 Vaug n's 35 00 3Hills Fire Prot 24886 W.D. Waisman 20.00 water service charges 24887 Willson Business 1058 27 printing & stationery 24888 Wor en's Comp. 4364 62 Workmen's Comp Board 24889 Wilm c Equip. 92 88 inventory repairs 24890 Imperial Oil 4468 53 p w fuel 24891 J C Jeffery 55 84 petty cash, etc 24892 A H. Church 251 00 Councillor's mileage,etc. 24893 A.W. Bauer 158 35 Councillor's mileage, etc. 2G.894 R W Brown 28 10 Councillor's mileage, etc 2.895 C W Poole 403 85 Councillor's mileage, etc. l FF�� 22, .96 24897 24898 24899 24900 24901 24902 24903 24904 24905 FORM T1 149-P PECIAL **END OF ACCOUNTS**, ✓1� ACCOUNTS SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL APRIL 8, 1974 P•4 T.A. Ferguson 354 50 Councillor's mileage,etc S C Schmelke 276.60 Councillor's mileage, etc. R G Campbell 176 55 Councillor's mileage,etc Farmer's & Merchants 131 40 emp bene superannuation Can ife Assurance 2433.24 emp.bene.superannuation Pub ery Pension 775 80 emp.bene.superannuation Rec. eneral 13487 81 emp bene income tax, etc Glen Smyth 15 00 emp medical A.G 1.27.71 p.w.insurance Gold n Hills Lodge 10JD00.00 requisition **END OF ACCOUNTS**, ✓1�