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Home My WebLink About1975-07-14 Council MinutesN M Form T 1 626 (149P) :;LEND:.. FOR COUNCIL MEETING JULY 14, 1975 1. A�-p roval of minutes of Council meeting of June, 23/75 2. Mo thly financial statement for June/75 3 kp ointments 10°45 A K Linda Davidson - Resource Book 11.00 1-- Int Pye Electronics - mobile radios 1 30 P 111 Foremen 1:30 P N, Opening; of gravel crushing bids 4 Ac:ounts 5. qu tation of Pye Electronics 6 Div. 1 - provision for nomination & election of councillor 7 1:.1 a Municipal "affairs - Hun. ri.ssistance grant payment 8 Pr v Planning Bo=.rd - Subdiv appeal 041-32-29-25-4 9. Building permits u T Line - meter station aE-24-31-24-4, Ralph Belt - honey house storage bldg E:arne Luoma - granary N"1-20-32-23-4 Harvey K Toews - Nlr1-19-30-25-4 10 T rrington & District Ag. Soc. - thanks 11. T rrington & Dist 11.ec Bd - 1974 report, etc. 12 T wn of 3 Hills - request Recreation Comm meeting of Council 13 D um Health Unit - "open house-? for Dr. Thomson July 31st 14. R arkville - petition re water & sewer 15 P blit 0tilities Bd - Alta. Power rates 16 B3 -Law, etc - Wimborne fish pond 17. C rrespondence re Keiver Luke park 18 M tters referred from A. S. Bd. meeting of June 26th 19 Tenders for gravel crushing 20. S ggestion re written "work requests'- for misc items 21 Access for Tom Lowen - vicinity E--22-29-21-4 22. Report re fences - Ed Eskeland, H E. Clark 23. Gulf Oil - new federal fuel tax 24 B idge Branch - W/011-7-33-24-4 Albrecht 25 Motor grader operator - Div. 4 (Brian Plant applying) 26. A plications for work 27 R ad - ## 21 to Buffalo Jump park 28 M*sc public work reports, etc 29 Roports re Huxley sewer proposals Approved by the Department of Municipal Affairs MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD.—EDMONTON AND CALGARY—•P25202-57 FORM No 42 MONTHLY STATEMENT (SEC 61 V M.D. Act, 1955 A) COUNTY OF� MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF -------- MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF KP�EEHILL 4$ GENERAL ACCOUNI Net Balance at End of Previous Month Receipts for the Month (Less Loans) Loans Received Sub Total LESS•— Disbursements for the Month Loans Paid Net Balance at End of Month Balance at End of Month—Bank a id of —Treas. Br *Cash on Hand at End of Month Sub -Total Les: Net r No. x•26274 26523 26524 26718 2.6828 26883 2689$ 26899 26916 26918 2.6919 26923 2 693 6 26947 2694$ 26972 26973 1026975 26990 Outstanding Cheques Balance at End of Month OUTSTANDIN Amount No 10.4 1215 6 1215 6 11541.5 121 $ 70 0 14 5 11 0 200 0 3 667 3 125 0 151 9 3 0 125 0 85 0 12 5 306 6 439.1 78 0 19,394.3 *Cash *Cash on Hand Deposited--- .. Month Ending-----Juni-------------------------------- 19.7 . TOTAL 2,.0, 1'16 95 ) Less NSF Cancelled 1,0"3.77 ) -- Plus NSF recolrered 2 00 ) Int rest Paid Ch 36873 - 26 991A .I 23,614.051 3152.97 G CHEQUES Amount 01 5$5 2 1148.87 �3 3 Oll 1146 87 4,219-72' ---,— 85 " 2 261 TOTAL No. Amount v 1 1653 632-04 1657 9$0.38 1659 624.41 1660 916 14 152 97 Loans (-5644 18) 39,115.18 00,000 00 34,471 00 4,083 49 97,528 44 25,000 00 29,144.62 5 261.75 29,406 37 5 6,859 07 OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Amount 1209,OOC 00 x� Estimate of Accounts Payable, not rendered TOTAL Submitted to Council thls.._1'L Day of ----- (SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL) ............. . . r - %W' [A ANNYAN r ON 1IIII'"lill" COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 14th, 1975 P 1 A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill #43 was held in the Municipal Office, Three Hills, on Monday, July 14th, 1975, commencing at 9°00 A M Councillors present for this meeting Mr. C.W. Poole Division 2 Mr. Ralph W Brown Division 3 (Reeve) Mr A W Bauer Division 4 Mr L Litz Division 6 Mr R G Campbell Division 7 Mr G G King, Secretary -Treasurer, was present and recorded the minutes. tir. Poole moved approval of the minutes of the Council meeting of June 23rd, 1975, as circulated. Carried PRESENT APPROVAL MINUTES" JUNE 23/75 1 The monthly financial statement for June of 1975 was presented and discussed as per copy with the minutes. JUNE FIN This showed a net balance at the end of June of $6,359 07 statement but with $290,000.00 owing on loans Pyr Bauer moved that this statement be approved. Carried Mr Poole moved that we record in the minutes of this meeting the regrets of Council at the death of former RECORD DEATHCOUNCILLOR A H Councillor A H Church of Division 1 CHURCH Carried Mr Litz moved that the tribute to former Councillor TRIBUTE TO I A H Church be included in the minutes as per article FORMER COUNCILLOR which appeared in the recent issue of the Three Hills A H CHURCH Capital and prepared by Secretary -Treasurer, G.G.King. Carried Mr. Poole moved that Council call for nominations for NOMINATIONS a Councillor to fill the unexpired term of A.H.Church TO FILL UNEXPIRE in Division 1, with nomination day to be August 1st, 1975, TERM OF A H and with the Secretary -Treasurer to be Returning Officer CHURCH and to carry out all duties for the nomination and election if necessary Carried DEATH OF JOHN Mr. Brown moved that the minutes record with regrets ESAU the death of John Esau former long time employee of the FORMER EMPLOYEE Municipal District and that a card be sent to the family expressing regrets Carried Letter of June 14th from Honourable Dick Johnston, MinisterMUN ASSISTANCE of Municipal Affairs was read The balance of the 1975 GRANT RECEIVED Municipal Assistance Grant, amounting to $142,769.00 had been paid to this Municipal District late in June Mr Campbell moved that this be accepted and filed Carried Mr. Brown referred to a recent discussion he had with ALTA COMMITTEE k1r Ross Ellis, who now heads a committee named by the INVESTIGATING Government in regard to Provincial Municipal Assessment MUN ASSESSMENT and Taxation matters lir Ellis is confident that major & TAXATION changes and improvements will be made in existing legislation L01 IN 24 Form T-1 626 (149P) TRIBUTE TO A. H CHURCH It is with deep regret that we record the death of Allan H Church, Councillor for Division Number 1 continously since June of 1954. During his 21 years of service he fully earned the respect of the residents of that area, his fellow councillors and all employees who had the pleasure of working with him He was not young in years but no one can deny that he kept a keen interest in his Municipal work and he was always progressive As a member of the road committee, he traveled over most of our roads, his recommendations were for continued improvements as fast as finances would permit He took a fire stand when he felt there was a need to do so, and by his fairness won our admiration It would take pages to list all his community work so let it suffice to say, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant " Submitted by G G King, Secretary -Treasurer M.D of Kneehill No 48 C I 10 ___....._....... _ TRIBUTE TO A H CHURCH It is with deep regret that we record the death of Allan H Church, Councillor for Division Number 1 continously since June of 1954 During his 21 years of service he fully earned the respect of the residents of that area, his fellow councillors and all employees who had the pleasure of working with him He was not young in years but no one can deny that he kept a keen interest in his Municipal work and he was always progressive As a member of the road committee, he traveled over most of our roads, his recommendations were for continued improvements as fast as finances would permit He took a firm stand when he felt there was a need to do so, and by his fairness won our admiration It would take pages to list all his community work so let it suffice to say, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant " Submitted by G G King, Secretary -Treasurer M D of Kneehill No 48 11 C�7 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 14th,1975 P 2 PROV PLANK Mr Poole moved that Mr R W Brown represent the Municipal APPEAL District at the hearing of the Provincial Planning Board SORENSON regarding the subdivision appeal of Mr. Sorensen re. SW 32-29-25-4 The hearing is to be in Calgary, Friday, July 18th, at 2°00 P M Carried BUILDING PERMITS Mr Poole moved approval of the building permits as briefly listed in item 9 of the Agenda of this meeting Carried Letter of Thanks was read from the Torrington and District Agricultural Society for our municipal grant of $800 00 Mr Campbell moved that this be accepted and filed Carried 1974 Recreation Report from the Torrington and District Recreation Board was read Mr Litz moved that this be accepted and filed. Carried Letter of July 3rd from the Town of Three Hills asked for a joint meeting of committees of Council for a discussion of recreation policy between the Town of Three Hills and the Municipal District of Kneehill 11r Poole moved that R W Brown, T A Ferguson, A W Bauer and G G King represent the Municipal District on this committee. Carried THANKS TORRINCTON AG. SOC TORRINGTON REC BOARD 1974 REPORT 421YTNEEC. RETIREMENT nR TIMMPROW Letter =rom the orumneller Heairn Unit invi.tea memders of Council and Staff with their wives to attend an open house on Thursday, July 31st, from 4°00 to 6°00 P 14 , honouring Dr Thompson on his retirement Mr Bauer moved that a reply be sent advising that two or three couples may be able to attend, but stating that others are unable to be present at the gathering because of the Provincial Agricultural Service Board Tour. Carried Petition of July 1st, 1975, from residents of Ruarkville asked for further consideration of a water and sewer system for that hamlet. Mr. Bauer moved that we up date the file in regard to that matter, look into the possibility of grants, and refer the matter to Underwood, McLellan and Associates for general study Further that a reply be sent advising the residents of Ruarkville what is being undertaken and also referring to the annexation study which is now underway Carried Miss Linda Davidson met with Council and requested some financial assistance for publishing a Kneehill Resource Directory She gave information regarding the project and stated that a grant of $200.00 would supply about 50 books for this area, to be distributed, one to each agency, about 10 to the school and one to each Town and Village Office, and one to the Municipal District Office The School Division is giving assistance in regard to the printing of the books Discussion followed Mr. Poole moved that a grant of $200 00 be Paid to the Kneehill InterAgency Directory, care of Miss Linda Davidson Carried 3 J RUARKVILLE PETITION FOR WATER & SEWER KNEEHILL RESOURCE DIRECTORY 19 M 11 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 14th,1975 P 3 Air. Litz moved that the circular regarding proposed ALTA. POWRR RATE increase in rates of Alberta Power Ltd., he filed. IIICREASE Carried Mr. G. King read to Council a proposed by-law prepared BY-LAW 774 by solicitor, Iir W Siewart, in regard to the Wimborne WIMBORNE FISH Fish Dam Mr Litz noted one correction that should be DAM made to show that the Minister of the Environment advances only one half of the cost of the project Mr. Campbell moved first reading to by-law number 774 this being a by-law in regard to the Wimborne Fish Dam as per copy attached Carried Unanimously Mr Bauer moved second reading to this by-law. Carried Unanimously Air. Litz moved third reading to this by-law Carried Unanimously. KEIVER LAKE I A letter from each of the following was read in regard to the CORRESP014DENCE Keiver Lake Park Mr and Mrs Ray Gascon, Ilrs. Beth Smith of the Three Hills Kinettes and Mrs Katherine Sinclair In brief each supported continued operation of the park with improvements and if necessary with some charge to help defray expenses Mr Litz moved that these be referred to the park committee Carried CONCESSION A letter from AIr Allen Sharp of Three Hills requested POPCORN KEIVER permission to sell popcorn at Keiver Lake Park at weekends LAKE Mr. Campbell moved that this be approved on condition that Mr. Sharp agree to tidy up any paper bags, etc , resulting from his operation Carried Mr Brian Rutherford and Mr Bob Lindsay of Pye Electronics met with Council along with Mr. Alex Cunningham, our rural Utilities Officer They gave considerable information regarding the mobile radios which they can supply to this Municipal District and they outlined in further detail their price quotation which had been received in writing They stated there would be no extra charge beyond the quote in item 3 if payment is made by March 1st, 1976 Delivery time is about six to eight weeks Installation can be done by Alex Cunningham, and they stated they would give him one to two days trainning at no cost The two salesmen then left the meeting and further discussion took place It was noted that 50 to 52 new units with brackets and a repeater would cost approximately $35,000.00. PYE ELECTRONICS RADIO QUOTE DINNER Council meeting adjourned for dinner from 12:00 moon to 1:00 P.M. After the noon adjournment further discussion took place in regard to the proposed mobile radios Mr Bauer moved that Council buy new mobile radios as per quote of Pye Electronics Carried Mr. ^.utherford and Hr Lindsay then again met with Council and they stated that additional units beyond those with trade ins would cost $716 00 each. Air. Campbell moved that Mr Alex Cunningham have authority to place an order with Pye Electronics for 52 units and with repeater and other required equipment, less trade in of our present ur� 0 CEJ 11 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 14th,1975 P 4 equipment Carried Council was thanked for the order by the salesman and they and Idir. Cunningham then left the meeting; Mr R W Brown had inquired about forms that might be useful for Councillors to relay requests to foremen or others in regard to special small jobs to be done A speed memo form in three parts was shown to Council and use of this was discussed. lir Poole moved that Council authorize the use of these speed memos on a trial basis Carried Council discussed the matter of collection of miscellaneous accounts, which are over 6 months old Pir Poole moved that any account over six months old be referred to Mr Byers, solicitor of Schumacher, Madden and Byers, for collection Carried iir Poole moved that no credit for miscellaneous accounts over $250 00 be given without Council consent. Carried SPEED MEMO FOR REQUESTS FOR JOBS TO BE DONE COLLECTION MIS. ACCOUNTS MISC ACCOUNTS CREDIT LIMIT The following met with Council and were present when the GRAVEL CRUSHING bids for gravel crushing were opened. Mr. Ned Ellithorpe, Sundre Contracting Co , Mr Alf Hornseth, Stoneway Crushing Ltd., Mr Eli Dobush, Olds Contracting Ltd Mr Bert Tuggle, Tuggle Construction Ltd , The bids for gravel crushing were then opened and the following is a brief summary Sundre - Torrington - $1.05, Nlegli $1,25, Carson $1 90 using an additional 20 x 36 inch jaw crusher to handle all large rocks Stoneway - Torrington , IZegli and Carson Pits - each $1 26 per cubic yard Olds - Torrington and Hegli - each $1 25 - Carson - $1 50 Tuggle - Each Location - $1 24 Hopkins Construction - Torrington and Megli - $1 20 - Carson $1 35 Linden Contractors - Each Pit - $1 15 Mr Poole moved that the contract for gravel crushing be awarded to Linden Contractors as the low bidder on condition that they will crush all rocks up to approximately 15" in size Carried Those present representing the bidders were thanked for attending and submitting bids, and they in turn thanked Council for the opportunity They then left the meeting. Mr Ted Paquette, Public Works Superintendent, came in to the V/ meeting during the latter part of discussion regarding gravel crushing ROAD Mr G King advised Council that the road formerly maintained E half 22 through part of the East half of 22-29-21-4, was not a surveyed 29-21-4 roadway, but had been used by Tom Lowen and perhaps others for access to certain lands in I.D. number 7 I4r A H Church had mentioned that there might be some problem regarding continued use of the roadway, but no definite problem has been brought to our attention. Mr. Bauer moved that this information be accepted 5 and kept on record COUNCIL MEETING JULY 14th,1975 Carried Mr Poole and Mr Paquette reported that they had lr. Ed Eskeland in regard to fence damage between 10 in 28-20-4 Tor Eskeland had agreed to accept full compensation for damages to his fence P 5 VEUCE DAMAGE contacted ESK�LAND Sections 9 an $150 00 as Pair. Poole moved that 14r. Eskeland be paid the sum of $150 00 Carried H. D CLARK Mr. Paquette reported that he had contacted P'ir H D Clark FENCE POSTS in regard to fence posts removed adjacent to road west South West 11-30-26-4 ]ie had agreed to supply 100 new posts and Mr Clark had accepted this as a reasonable settlement Hr. Bauer moved that this report be accepted. Carried FEDERAL TAX ON Circular from Gulf Oil was read in regard to the new Federal Fuel Tax of 10(,1 per gallon on gasoline The Municipal District should be able to reclaim amounts paid, but there will be considerable book work involved Mr Poole moved that this be accepted as information Carried ALBRECHT BRIDSE Letter from the Bridge Branch advised they would inspect LOCATION the location West SW 7-33-24-4 - Albrecht - when next in this area Mr Campbell moved that this be accepted and filed Carried R HARRIS Council was advised that Air Richard Harris has submitted RESIGNATION a verbal resignation from his position as Motor Grader Operator in Division 4, with this to be affective August 8th It was also noted that Brian Plant and Ruben Ehrmann and perhaps other present employees may be interested in that positinn lir Brown moved that Mr Ted Paquette advertise the vacancy among the employees and that Mr. Art Bauer and Ted Paquette have authority to hire a replacement for the motor grader. Carried NEXT FOREMEN' MEETING It was noted that the next meeting of the Foremen's Committee will be at our office on Thursday., July 24th, 1975, commencing at 9 00 A M A. S B NEW Council was advised that Mr. Peter Ragel is now employed by EMPLOYEE - P the Agricultural Service Board Other applications for employment were read as received from R Grant Ryckman, Dave Petersen, Gordon Sept, Marc E McRae, Kevin Price, Daniel Platt. Mr Poole moved that these be referred to Ted Paquette Carried Mention was made of the fact that Alberta Transportation may be negotiating for a gravel supply in SW 20-32-26-4 - Harvey Schmautz Land �G] GRAVEL SUPPLY ALTA TRANSPORTATI, Mr G. King advised Council that the Provincial Government plans to gravel and oil the road from Number 21 Highway east to the Buffalo Jump Park, with the work to be done in approximately 1 month Sources for gravel were discussed and possibility of them getting it from Pine Lake or Torrington were mentioned. � 6 M M COUNCIL MEETING JULY 14th,1975 P 6 Council was advised that the old stock pile sites, etc , at Tolman have been cleaned up and top soil has been placed on all areas except the one location where the crushing is still to be done The gravel crew hauled some gravel from Tolman to Division 7 and is now at the Reip stock pile in that same general area Mr Paquette reported that he hopes to start some top coat road surfacing soon They have been doing some seal coating recently They will need gravel trucks for this during the time of surfacing Discussion followe;i about how to get more gravel hauled The suggestion was made that the crew may have to work longer hours 11r Paquette advised that good progress is being made on the grading at Trochu gest and they should be finished in two to three weeks The next major project for the main crew is Acme East. The Secretary -Treasurer was asked to contact Armco in regard to the large culvert for the Acme job. lir G King advised that he had complaints from John Dorn on behalf of workmen in respect to sharp slivers on culverts. Mr. Bauer moved that a letter be sent to the Workers' Compensation Board advising of the hazard of these sharp slivers and asking for some investigation_ of the cutting of the culverts Carried ZIr Litz stated that he had a quotation from Three Hills Concrete Finishers of $2,406 90 to supply concrete and put in the sidewalk near the store at Wimborne and also to put the floor in the shop at Wimborne Mr Poole moved that this be approved Carried Mr G. King advised Council that Tony Hopkins had been contacted by phone and he had stated that he will be back to do the crushing at Tolman before mid August as per agreement Pr Litz moved that Council arrange for a clean up of lot 5, Block 2, on the south side of main street in Wimborne as it is under r?unicipal control Carried Mr. Litz reported that a sidewalk had been built along the portion of the south side of main street in Wimborne many years ago It is now in rather poor condition and is at the wrong elevation considering property being developed in that area Mr Campbell moved that Mr Litz be given authority to have the side walk taken out on condition that it is not to be replaced, in the near future Carried I7r Poole advised that a culvert across the road east of Pagets - South of 6-30-23-4 - should be replaced by a lamer one, put on an angle This was referred to Ted Paquette for investigation and action Council was advised that the small crew has been doing some grading and clean up work north of Knudsens° in the Huxley East area, west of Section 23-34-22-4 7 CLEAN UP TOLMAN SITES PUBLIC WORKS REPORT I V SHOP IN WIMBORNE FLOOR ETC HOPKINS COMPLETION OF AIG WIMBORNE SIDEWALK CULVERT EAST OF PAGETS M COUNCIL IIEETIIDIG JULY 14th 91975 P . 7 Hr Bauer, lir Litz and Mr Campbell advised that they had been contacted by Mr Milton Rempfer regarding his DARRLY son Darryl driving municipal vehicles REMPFER Brief discussion followed Mr Campbell moved that DRIVING Darryl Rempfer be authorized to drive the small tractor Carried :r G King gave a brief report regarding the lot in Wimborne - being Lot 5, Block 2 - This was put up for SALE OF tax sale in 1970 and not sold. The iiunicipal District WIMBORNE could therefore sell the lot Mr Litz moved that LOT the lot be advertised for sale, with bids to be in by September (th 1975 CHrried !dote. The advertisement not to be published until a later date FURTHER The Councillors advised Mr Paquette regarding public works PUBLIC WORK' problems in their respective areas REPORTS Mr Bauer advised that the I?utterian Brethren at Torrington would like their road oiled isr Campbell advised that Mr McPhee at Trochu would like his road oiled. It was agreed that the 11 D will not oil the roads, but will co -Operate with the farmers by supplying a grader, if they supply their own oil and trucks to haul it Mr Campbell reported regarding the approach at the Corrigan location, and also advised that the R tlallner Bill requires work to aleviate the problems with snow at the location west of Ottesonse lir Bauer reported Mr J Stahl wants the motor grader operator to windrow into the center so that he can hay the roadsides Mr Campbell reported that Mr C Doerksen has problems inregard to page wire and other fencing which he claims has not been properly replaced Nir Paquette is to check these matters Mr J. Jeffery, Assistant Secretary reviewed the employee EMPLOYEE meeting minutes with Council briefly MEETING Hr A W Bauer moved to accept the report Carried The Secretary reviewed the Tour Meeting minutes of June 26th TOUR MEETIN and asked about registration fees for Councillors lie was MINUTES advised that there is to be no registration fee for Councillors of this Municipal District Niro Soder reported that the spray truck is now out and working and also reported on various weed inspection problems ✓ i,e �u� reces�,e � �,oa,Q�u�� 11 C W. Poole reportedAthat Mr Vern Hanson has a very bad WEED PROBLE1 weed problem on his land at NE 13 and South half of 24 in 29-25-4 I Iir Soder was advised to enforce the Weed Act Regulations Discussion was also held concerning hiring weed inspectors, but nothing is to be done at this time 8 L79 14 M L45 COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 14th,1975 P 8 lir Cunningham entered the meeting at this time lar Cunningham and Iir King advised the meeting of the study done to date on the Iluxley Sewer System, including the price of land for the lagoon site, track crossings, etc , 11r Cunningham advised that he has contacted 25 of the 27 residents in Huxley and they are in favour of the proposal Mr C W Poole moved acceptance of this report Carried The Secretary reviewed the accounts as per list filed with these minutes ard Mr. Poole moved the accounts be paid Carried Mr. Poole moved the meeting do now adjourn. Carried Time of Adjournment - 5.45 P 11 It was noted that Hr Poole will be away on holidays for the next two weeks or /_' ----------- Reeve Secretary -Treasure f 11ext Regular Meeting of Council - July 23th, 1975 HUXLEY SEWER SYSTEM REPORT ACCOUNTS ADJOURNMENT 19 C 11 a ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL MEETING July 14th, 1975 1647 Dale Harris 1648 Robert Goucher 1649 Alex Cunningham 1650 Joe Dobler 1651 Cancelled 165? John Dorn 1653 Vi Hart 1654 Harold Henderson 1655 John Jeffery 1656 G G King 1657 Ted Paquette 1658 K.J.Smith 1659 Glenn Smyth 1660 Norman Soder 1661 M Jean Wilkinson 1662 Marvin Baumgardt] 1663 Allan Bell 1664 Vernon Bitz 1665 D Boese 1666 A. J Buchart 1667 Ken Buchart 1668 Barbara Code 1669 Robert Cranston 1670 Robert Dau 1671 Lyle Davidson 1672 Joe Dobler 1673 John F Dorn 1674 Edward Duncan 1675 Ruban Ehrr+ann 1676 Gary B Ensmham?' 1677 Glen Enzie 1678 Dan Frere 1679 Trev Friesen 1680 Lyle Gelinas 1681 Frank Gerlitz 1681 Robert Gundlach 1683 Wi.11lam Hag# -1 1684 Richard Harris 1685 Vernon Haskell 1686 Alan Hazel 1687 Ron Headrick 1688 Victor Herron 1689 Harvey Jesske 1690 Albert Kimmel 1691 Leslie Kinch 169 Douglas Knapp 16931 Dennis Kober 1694 Elton Kober _-)5 Alvin Koch 1696 Clarence Layden 1697 Dale Leslie 1698 Dean Lytle 1699 Heather Main 1700 Earl McRae 885 79 630 64 1250 00 1266.66 1266 66 958 33 1041.66 1266 66 15111 66 1375.00 1234.16 875 00 1266 66 858 33 966 52 222.15 1221 96 911 20 449.75 1008 15 556 50 1419 24 1048.50 1044 10 234.00 516.75 1010 98 968 32 773.45 963 87 1_..,'3 ^7 1012 50 1144.92 847,00 887.82 1078 79 1044 10 1185.94 915 00 838 38 1303 80 1226.45 586 85 1359 74 1169 55 895 48 1104.38 1017 27 1089 99 41 80 563.50 1182 31 684.51 Labor 549 41 Labor 934 96 Ut. Officer 912 34 Foreman 876 14 Foreman 632 04 Steno 728 61 Assessor 899.74 Assist Sec.-Treas. 1064 25 Sec. -Tress 980 38 Superintendent 888.46 Partsman 624.41 Assist Ag Fieldnan 916 14 Ag.Fieldnan 649.21 Steno 742 69 Labor 216 10 Labor 892.46 Labor 706.83 Labor 392.33 Labor 733.27 Labor 486 96 STEP 1014 56 Foreman 754.88 Labor 843 95 Labor 142 35 Foreman 308.45 Forenan 714.81 Sign Man 708.76 Labor 614 68 Labor 740 92 Labor 795.81 Labor 715 75 Labor 796 92 Labor 664 05 Labor 698 16 Labor 6n,6.2'4 Labor 811.38 Labor 828 38 Labor 821.87 Shop 723.66 Labor 671.65 Labor 939 96 Labor 898 21 ] Labor 487 95 Labor 1012 87 Labor 813.08 Labor 707.20 Labor 792 85 Labor 775.58 Labor 779.62 Labor 41 80 Labor 471 80 Labor 2 827.37 Labor 7 u C+] CEJ 0 "1 Y 1 M er Y 1 ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL JULY 14th,1975 P 2 1701 Neil Penner 822.08 689 94 Labor 1702 Brian Plant 1149 39 815 75 Labor 1703 Edward Prohl 429 52 411.77 Labor 1704 Ken Quinlan 1033.70 745 01 Labor 1705 Cancelled 506 00 26998 1706 George Rempel 1073 93 753.33 Labor 1707 Darrel Remffer 788.90 624 96 Labor 1708 Milton Rempfer 9918 00 716 65 Labor 1709 John ReznechenkO 957 44 706 95 Labor 1710 Oris Rodgers 1203 99 888 69 Labor 1711 Brian Sowerby 1195.01 885 55 Labor 1712 Donald Steele 258 88 247 61 Labor 1713 Garry Tetz 1066 09 862 31 Labor 1714 Ken Thompson 1170 84 888.64 Labor 1715 John Trentham 1087.28 761 71 Labor 1716 Robert Tullikopf 769 25 611 85 Labor 1717 Jack Tutt 1203 99 888.94 Labor 1718 John E Tutt 199.50 199 22 Labor 1719 Michael Vickery 1138=83 860 58 Labor 1720 Glen Wagstaff 948 81 731 21 Labor 1721 Dale Weigum 1035.23 746 22 Labor 1722 Lil Weigum 382.80 342 00 Janitor 1723 Ted Welsh 1083 32 869.38 Labor 1724 Paul Wik 1083 32 818.39 Labor 1725 Alex Williams 1168.05 817 13 Labor 1726 Ray Ehrmann 1203 99 1727 Karl Gundlach 1199.50 26988 Ross, Clozza & Todd 26989 Prov. Treasurer 26990 Joyce Johnson 26991A M D Kneehill 26991 M D Kneehill 835.41 880 82 35 00 94 00 78.00 41255 16 11340 66 26992 M.D.Kneehill 45;90 27 26993 Acklands Ltd. 219 99 26994 Atlanta Industrial Sales 94 60 26995 Air Vac Brake Equip 55 94 26996 Alta Health dnd Dev 10 60 26997 Alta Health Care 506 00 26998 Alta Blue Cross 151 80 26999 Alta. Gov't Telephones 467 51 27000 Alta. Gov't Telephones 2632 23 27001 Elmer Albretch 200 00 27002 Alta Power Ltd. 549 26 27003 Beaver Lumber 138 48 27004 Brenda Auto 510 84 27005 Beton Structures Ltd 2238 75 27006 GenelCom Ltd 60 00 27007 Caltronics Communications 275 00 27008 Calgary Power 4 90 27009 Hedwig Cirankewitsch 135.72 27010 Alex Cunningham 211 19 iApl Labor Labor Legal Account Licence Plates Ins Claim Payroll Payroll Payroll Shop Supplies, etc Mach Repairs Mach Repairs, etc. SBcial Welfare Food Employee Benefit Employee Benefit Phone Accounts Moving Cable Land Compensation Power Accounts Lumber & repairs Shop Supplies Salt Shed Radio Equip. Radio - Capital Shop Account Prov Tax Rebate Mileage, etc. 3 40"k J, W ,%W CEJ 27021 Downey Supplies Ltd. 141 13 Inventory Repairs 27022 ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL MEETING JULY 14th,1975 27023 Joe Dobler 16 32 P 3 27011 Robert Cranston 14 28 Mileage `012 Barbara Code 38 76 Mileage 27013 Capital Printers 262.88 Printing & Stat 27014 Can Motorola Ltd. 26 14 Radio Supplies 27015 Can Ofrax Ltd 71 40 Printing & Stat 27016 Can. Electronics Ltd 8 50 Radio Supplies 27017 Calgary Truck Part;, 357 43 Inventory repairs 27018 Can Western Natural Gas 75 90 Gas Account 27019 Calgary ?ower Ltd 25 35 Power Account 27020 Crown Mart 1179.85 Shop Tools, Supplies 27021 Downey Supplies Ltd. 141 13 Inventory Repairs 27022 Dominion Life 284 85 Employee Gr Ins 27023 Joe Dobler 16 32 Mileage 27024 Ray Ehrmann 33 32 Mileage 27025 Festival Ford 332 96 Inventory repairs 27026 Gulf Oil 14243 93 Fuel 27027 Alex Gorr 200 00 Borrow Pit 27028 Garrett Motors 13 14 Fuel 27029 Gestetner 95.04 Print & Stat 27030 Huttons Ltd 63 36 Inventory repairs 27031 H. T. Howe & Son 44 10 Inventory repairs 27032 Richard Harris 56.10 Mileage 27033 Harold Henderson 324 26 Mileage, etc 27034 Hushes Owens Co. Ltd. 38 80 Shop Supplies 27035 George Hibbs 350 00 Moving Fences 2.7036 Huxley Hutterite Colony 250 00 Moving Fences 27037 Imperial Oil 1547 47 Fuel 27038 Imperial Oil 11 00 Mach. Repairs 27039 Information Canada .50 Printing & Stat 27048 Jack's Service 114 60 Fuel 27041 J C.Jeffery 8.84 Mileage 27042 Jan Crystals 93 21 Radio Supplies 27043 Kneehill Ambulance 991 20 Ambulance Revenue 27044 Otto Koch 500.00 Moving Rences 27045 Robert Kennedy 64.60 Sewage Collection 27046 Elton Kober 3 40 Mileage 27047 Albert Kimmel 26 18 Mileage 27048 Kirk°s Sheet Metal 72.80 Shop Supplies 27049 G G King 18 43 Mileage 27050 Linden Trading Co -Op 476 84 Fuel, etc 27051 Lammle`s Electric 2.50 Shop Supplies 27052 Linden Transport 9 00 Linden Fire Prot. 27053 Manulife 290 40 Employee Ins. 27054 Heather Main 65 28 Mileage 27055 Mainline Farm Sales 341 39 A S B Repairs 27056 Mechanics Supply 39 59 Tools 27057 Bus Maerz, Jr 546 00 Right of Way 27058 Macleods 1$.74 Shop Supplies 27059 Oliver Industrial 1443 71 A.S.B Chem, etc. 27060 0 K Tire 62 25 A S.B. Mach Repairs 270EP J Jeffery Petty Cash 40.13 A S B.Tour, etc .. 4 0 �4@ 0 ra 0 V ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL JULY 14th,1975 P 4 27062 Plains Western Gas 96.04 gas account 27063 Prov Treasurer 2400 00 A S B. Chem. 27064 Pitney Bowes 32 25 Meter Rental ' 27065 Brian Plant 3.00 Meal 27C66 Renfrew Chrysler 111.17 Inventory repairs 27067 Russelsteel Ltd 185 42 Mach repairs 27068 Rec. General 200.00 Postage 27069 Rollie's Motor Products 1564 34 Fuel & repairs 27070 Snap On Tools 26 70 Tools 27071 J Spruyt Trust 88.80 Freight 27072 Prov. Treasurer 71893 00 School Found. Req. 27073 Standens Ltd 125 49 Inventory repairs 27074 Superior Feed Service 247.50 A S B Tour 27075 Saskatoon Fire Ltd. 337 57 Linden Fire Prot. r 27076 Ben Sept 250.00 Borrow Pit 27077 Keith Smith 62.40 Mileage & Heals 27078 Taylor Pearson & Carson 119 18 Shop supplies etc. 27079 Town of Three Hills 957 7$ Water Accounts 27080 Tomahawk 5 50 Equip. Maintenance 27081 Three Hills Pharmacy 8.79 Shop supplies 27082 Trochu Body Works 6 50 Trochu Fire Prot 27083 Three Hills Transport 32.95 Freight 27084 Three Hills Computer Ser 600 00 Accounting 27085 Trentham Transport 60 40 Freight 27086 Alfred Thrun 48 00 A S B. Tree Cult 27087 Town of Three Hills 77 55 Office Taxes 27088 Un Sales & Service 18 88 Inventory repairs 27089 United Grain Growers 805.50 A.S.B Chem 27090 Union Tractor Ltd. 777.67 Inventory repairs ! 27091 Village of Carbon 13 00 Water Account 27092 Rick Vickery 3 40 Mileage 27093 Vaugh n's 131.37 Shop Supplies 27094 Peder Wik 51.00 Sewer Collection A' 27095 Willson Business Ser Ltd 43 70 Print & Stat i 27096 Weich Industries Ltd. 58.85 Shop Supplies, reps 27097 Wimborne Shell Service 13 63 Gas 27098 Wilmac Equip Ltd 90 75 Inventory repairs 27099 Workers' Compensation Board 14.11 Adjustment 27100 Waterous G M Diesel 1518 6L Mach Repairs 27101 Dr A Ying 12.50 Medical 27102 AAMD & C. 14936 36 Repairs, etc. 27103 AAMD & C 1035 00 Membership Fees 27104 Farmers & Merchants 151 10 Employee Pension 27105 Prov Local Auth. Board 5355.65 Employee Pension 27106 R.G Campbell 339.91 Council Fees 27107 L G Litz 373 74 27108 A W Bauer 272 85 s 27109 C W Poole 349.56 "" r 27110 T A Ferguson 262.91 �1 27111 R W.Brown 458.59 "'° 27112 Rec. General 17918.75 Employee Tax, etc 27113 R.G.Arthurs 790 70 Surveys, etc. 27114 R Kegbowitsch 3750 00 Surveys, etc 5 2715 Three Hills Flower 12 00 Flowers Funeral 27116 Kneehill Directory 200.00 Directory 27117 Ed Eskeland 150 00 Fence Damage, 27118 R W Brown 29 15 Huxley Sewer'' i' t IA.-