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Home My WebLink About1975-08-11 Council Minutesa Dq AOENDA ?Olt 00U'NC IL MENVINO AUG 11/75 1 Approval of minutes of July 2$/75 2 Financial statement for month ending July 31st/75 Report of nominations for Councillor Div 1 4„ Dept of Extension - H Henderson 5 Alta Govt Telephones - cables at Three Hills 6 Building permits 7 Report of Recreation Comm meeting with Three Hills $ By -Law for 1975 rural community grants 9 Cancel taxes - Town of Three Hills $174 25 10 Report of Dr Thomson retirement social 11 Reports, etc re cemeteries 12 Correspondence, etc re A S Bd. tour 13 Information re conflict of interest case 14 Regional Resource Project - budget 15 Water Resources - Bigelow dam ( & report of our comm ), Wtttsto ck drainage; Swalwell dam 16, Richard Harris - pay, etc 17, Keith Ginther - reclamation of gravel pit 1$ Jim Dickinson - gravel E-24-33-26-4 19 W C Board - report of July 24.th 20 Don Reynolds - complaints re road crew work 21 Bridge Branch - repairs to bridge at Beynon 22 Progress reports on public works 23 ACCOUNTS 24 Alta Transportation - Torrington pit dead haul 25 Crosland Peacock Ins. Adjusters - R Loosmore 26 Town of Three Hills - cemetery 27 Alta Pourer Ltd, - line extensions 2$ Miscellaneous Approved by the Department of Municipal Affairs Amount MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD.—EDMONTON ANO CALGARY–•P25202-57 FORM No. 42 10 43 1728 26718 MONTHLY 1738 STATEMENT 121 80 (SEC. 61 V M.D Act, 1964) COUNTY OF 27022 co MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF __ u>`T��FuTL-- NO 48 -- ------------ -- - No - -------------- 850 on Month Ending- ---July--------- --- --- ------------19------- 5 s- 27042 93 21 27043 GENERAL Tax Sale TOTAL Reserve, — ACCOUNT Payroll Savings 27076 250 00 27077 ��-�T 6,859 07 Net Balance at End of Previous Month 27094 51 00 27106 339 91 $ 05, 288 92 Receipts for the Month (less Loans) 27110 2.62 91 27113 700 70 2 000 00 Loans Received __ _ - ____..__ r64�147 Total 99Sub i LESS.— I Ch # 26S92 -27119 1,20,222 92 Disbursements for the Month nil - 1 Dans Paid .. .......... _-. I 56 074 93) Balance at End of Month—Bank 543 01 11148 87 Treas. Br 32,419 08 1,655 27 585 72 36,451 95 _ *Cash on Hand at End of Month _ 200.00. 200.00 Sub Total 36,651 95 Less Outstanding Cheques 91,071 61 1,655 27 192,726 88 1148.87 Net Balance at End of Month (58 652.53) —0— 43 O1 585.7 200/00 (56,074 93 OUTSTANDING CHEQUES No Amount No. Amount 26274 10 43 1728 26718 11,541 58 1738 26828 121 80 26918 3,667 37 27018 75 9n 27022 co 284 85 27n35 850 on 2703A 50 s- 27042 93 21 27043 991 20 27072 71,893 00 27076 250 00 27077 62. 40 27094 51 00 27106 339 91 271()R 272 85 27110 2.62 91 27113 700 70 27115 12 00 ----------------- 91 071 61 Payroll No Amount 1698 41 80 1728 959 26 1738 654 21 1655 27 TOTAL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS LOANS Estimate of Accounts Payable, TOTAL AYABLE Amoun 261 000 Submitted to Council this 11th yugust 1975 ----------------Da *Cash on Hand Deposited .......... .------------------------------------------------- 19........... SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL) ....... -------------- --------------- --__ Secre - .-Oft, A COTTNCIL MEETING - AITGUST llth,1975 P 1 A. regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill #48 was held at the office in Three Hills, on Monday, August 11th, 1975, commencing at o nn A.M PRESENT Councillors present for the meeting were Mr C. W Poole Div 2 Mr R W. Brown Div 3 (Reeve) Mr A. W Bauer Div. 4 Mr T A Ferguson Div 5 Mr L Litz Div 6 Mr. R G Campbell Div 7 Mr. C. C King, Secretary -Treasurer was present and recorded the minutes APPROVAL OF Mr Poole moved approval of the minutes of the meeting of. MINUTES July 28th, 1075, as circulated, with one correction on page ?, under Barnes Subdivision - first line should read - Mr Poole reported (not moved) Carried The financial statement for the month ending July 31st, 1975, JULY FINATTCIAL was presented and discussed as per copy filed with these minutes STATEMENT This showed. a net balance at the end of the month of minus $56,074.93 and with �261,nnn no owing on loans Mr Bauer moved adoption of the financial statement A letter from the Department of Extension certified that Harold COMPLETION OF Henderson had passed the course taken during this past winter COURSE Under Council policy he is now entitled to his refund by the H H_ENDERSON M P of the fee of S110.nO. Mr. Ferguson moved that Mr Henderson be congratulated and paid the $110.00. Carried Mr. Bauer moved that Council approve of the underground A G T. CABLE telephone cables to be installed by Alberta Government Telephones APPROVAL. in the vicinity of. Three Hills, with this approval to cover only the area in the *4 D of uneehill Carried V Carried 1975 BUDGET nouncil asked that a review of. the 1975 budget be prepared for REVIEW the end of September. SALE OF GRAVEL Council was advised. that Powne Sand & Gravel wish to get 500 DOWNE SAND & cubic yards of crushed gravel from our supply at Garson's Pit GRAVEL This reauires Council approval as per its credit policy Mr. Campbell moved that this sale of gravel be approved, with authority to charge Carried RETURNING OFFICER Mr. G King, as Returning Officer, advised that three nominations REPORT had been received for the position of Councillor for Division is with candidates being - Berdahl, Gilbert A. Church, Allan Henry and Code, John VLnlc-• Arrangements are being made for the election on Friday, August 29th, POLLING STATIONS 1075, with polling places to be at the Churchill Hall, Hesketh School and Carbon Village Office. Mr Ferguson moved that this report be accepted Carried A letter from the Department of Extension certified that Harold COMPLETION OF Henderson had passed the course taken during this past winter COURSE Under Council policy he is now entitled to his refund by the H H_ENDERSON M P of the fee of S110.nO. Mr. Ferguson moved that Mr Henderson be congratulated and paid the $110.00. Carried Mr. Bauer moved that Council approve of the underground A G T. CABLE telephone cables to be installed by Alberta Government Telephones APPROVAL. in the vicinity of. Three Hills, with this approval to cover only the area in the *4 D of uneehill Carried V COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 11th, 1975 P 2 Mr Litz move,approval of the building permits as issued for APPROVAL the following, BUILDING PERMITS 1 R M Toews - SR 2.7-30-25-4 - Residence 2 H M Toews - SF 27-30-25-4 - Milk House and Parlor 3 Jon Hansen - SW 34-30-2.3-4 - Residence Addition 4. P.H. Noble - STJ 2.2-32-23-4 - Residence Addition 5 Cullum Farms Ltd - M4 15-31-2.3-4 - Workshop Carried RECREATION Mr G King read a brief report of the Recreation Committee COMMITTEE meeting with the Town of Three Hills representatives on August MEETING 7th, 1.075 In brief. the Town pointed out their financial problems in meeting the costs of recreation and asked that the M D consider a 2 mill levv throughout the whole municipality for recreation purposes This levv would be then shared with the Town and Village Recreation Boards Considerable discussion had taken place at that meeting in regard to that matter and other general items Mr Rrown, Bauer and Ferguson added comments in regard to the report It was noted teat the Town of Three Hills had sent a letter to each of the other towns and villages of the area suggesting that they combine in their request for this special leery Mr Poole movedd that the report be accepted and the decision tabled in regard to this matter as it will not apply until 1976 in any case Carried. BY -LAG? NO Mr Campbell moved first reading to By -Law Number 776 776 this being a by-law to authorize the 1975 grants to the rual RECREATION communities for recreation and community projects as per copy attached, in a total amount of $8200 00 Carried Unanimously Mr Ferguson moved second reading to this by-law Carried Unanimously Mr Litz moved third reading to this by-law Carried Unanimously GAMBLE COW -4 Mr Bauer movedthat a letter be written to the Gamble Community GRANT NOT Association asking if they may wish to transfer their grant to Y REQUIRED Carbon Recreation Roard, if it is not needed at Gamble in 1975 Carried. Mr Poole moved that the taxes of $174 25 levied against the Town CANCELLATION of Three Pills for Portion of SE 27-31-24-4 be cancelled as property OF TAXES ownerl by a Municipalitv is exempt from taxation T014N OF THREE Carried FILLS Mr T A. Ferguson and. Mr P G King reported they had attended the retirement social honouring Pr Thomson of the Drumheller RETIREMENT ueai.th Unit, who is retiring at the end of July. Mr. Campbell SOCIAL DR moveA that the report be accepted. THOMSON Carried Mr Rrown advised that the hospital Planning Committee for the PLANNING Three Pills area has made a submission to the authorities at COMMITTEE FAmonton, and further negotiations are going ahead in regard HOSPITAL to the required facilities It is specially noted that the Government does not favour having doctors' offices in a hospital Rarrara rode and. Heather Main met with Council and discussion tool- place in regard to the work being done at the cemeteries and CEMETERY other arrangements in connection with the same Mr G Kind* stated PROGRAM that he had been in Edmonton and obtained information for a bronze pi.aaue to he erected in memory of the pioneers who are buried in Section 1.2-33-27-4. Approximate cost is $540 00 to $550 00 for the Plaque. ue also advised that the survev costs for the land can be ..3 �ti' Iq COUNCIL MFFTINr AUGUST_ llth,1975 P 3 CEMETERY char_fled against the government grant and there would also be need PROGRAM for some wav in to the site Mr Ferguson moved that Council CONT approve ordering the Dlaoue as referred to, and that they authorize having a survey made of the location of the cemetery and an agreement for easement for right of entry Further that a committee of Mr T Litz, Mr A W Bauer and Mr r Kin, have authority to proceed Witt the arrangements in this regard. Carried Tt was agreed that the Torrington Community Center be contacted to find out if they would favour having the plaque erected in that center Mr G King also advised that bronze plaques can be obtained for individual footstones at the graves where the locations are known. The approximate price would be 520 00 each. Barbara and Heather advised that approximately 100 of these would be required to do most of the cemeteries where the locations of the graves are known Mr Ferguson move& that this he approved, and arrangements made to have cement slabs noured. on which these plaques would be placed Carried Tt was noted that the cement work might be done by Downe Sand and gravel, by Fmil Kletke or by a Mr Toews in the Linden area More information is to be obtained. Further studv is to be made regarding having a plaque honouring those buried at the Meehan Cemetery as the location of the graves is not known in manv cases Information is also to be obtained regarding the Catholic portion of the cemetery at Meehan, as it is understood that they have received a special grant and we should co-ordinate our project with them Reports were given in regard to the general work done at the cemeteries including filling in of sunken graves, mowing, etc It was also noted that Walter Schafer perhaps should be contacted" regarainn a spruce tree at the R.empf_er Cemetery, which is touching power lines 'mr Bauer moved that the reports in regard to the cemetery work he accepted Carried. Barbara Code and Heather Main then left the meeting Tetters of thanks in regara to the Agricultural Service Board THANKS RE.. Tour were read., as received from the County of Smoky Lake and A S B TOUR the County of Rarrhead, and it was noted that the letter from the Countv of Smoky Lake was actually from. the President of the Associatlon of Alberta Ag Fi.eldmen Mr. Poole moved that these letters he accepted and filed and that all those responsible for the success of the tour he commended for their fine work Carried Mr r King gave Council a brief summary of court information COURT DECISION which decided that a Councillor of the County of Strathcona COUNrILLOR is ineligible to hold office because he voted on a matter AND CONFLICT OF where there was a conflict of interest Mr Poole moved that INTEREST the Court decision he filed for reference purposes Carried REGIONAL i Correspondence from Mr NuQh Bodmer of Regional Resource RESOURCE PROJECT proiect No 1, stated that each community's portion of the expenses from April 1st, 1075 to March 31st, 1976 is 9365.00 The M n of Kneehill still has a credit balance after deduction of that payment in the amount of 5434 75, as we had paid 9700 OO for a special project and apparently that money was not required this past year mr Poole moved that this information he accented, and ..4 LM COTTNCIL MFFTTnTr ATTGTTCT 11th, 1975 P.4 that the V n ask for the return of the credit balance of 4AIA 75 Carried DINNER council meeting adiourned for dinner from 12.00 Noon to 1000 P.T. ur C Poole and Mr C. King advised that they had been out on August !.At. with Mr Bob uardy of water Resources and had met with Lar_ry Edwards and gteve Varga regarding the need BIGELOW DAM for water in the Three uil.ls Creek '"r TTardy had made 14ATER RESOURCES arrangements and the outlet at the Bigelow Pam had been opened on Saturday, Auvust ind, and wil.1 remain open for some time as they wish to Lower the water level. at that dam, and this will also provide the required water downstream. Council. was advised that we are waiting for further information WITTSTOCK from 'Tater Resources in reoard to the drainage at T-Tittstock's DRAINAGE in STJ 1-10-76-4. Council was also advised that 'Tater Resources is making further SGTALWELL DAM studv of the outlet at the Swalwell Dam, but no report has been REPORT received to date. Ir_ was noted that Council had by minutes of its meeting of Tune 73rA 107s nage o, reduced the rate of pay for Richard RICHARD HARRIS Varris for the month of.. June only It appeared that the RATE OF PAY Foremen's Committee Meeting in July had misunderstood the information FOR JULY and had left his nay rate at the lower rate for July Some brief discussion fo1_loweA. Mr. Ferpuson moved. that T'!r Richard Harris he naid at the Senior Rate of pay for motor grader operator for July and un to August Rth Carried. Mr Bauer moved that Council approve of the power line extension POWER LIKE by Alberta Power in the Three Tills area as per plans submitted. � EXTENSION CarrieA Renuest of Jim T)icUinson for gravel east of 74-33-26-4 was discussed Mr Litz moved that a reply be sent stating that this has been JIM DICKINSON approved by council and it is hoped. to get the work done later this "' REQUEST FOR year GRAVEL Carried Mr Poole reported. that an apreement for purchase of some land FRANK SHERRING from Frank Sherrinq haA been made but it appeared that the land ROAD WIDENING is not actually required at this time for road. improvements Mr AGREEMENT Gherrine had not seeded a small.. portion of the land in the STAT 14-79-23-4 due to this agreement. Mr Poole moved that Mr Frank. Sherring be Daid '-5C nn for loss of crop in the area as referred to, and that he be advised that the tenative road agreement is cancelled. Carried Tetter from Crosland Peacock, Insurance Adjusters, was read. in RALPH LOOSMORE regard to an accident of Ralph Loosmore on July 2.9th, 1975 The d ACCIDENT ON l-etter claims that Mr Loosmore struck a rock. on the road and damage ROADS was done to his car Mr Brown moved that this letter be referred to our insurance company for investigation Carried Mr Ted Paquette, Public Vorks Superintendent and Mr Joe Dobler, Gravel Foreman, met with Council. Mr Paquette advised that the new water Dump is on order and was to be used for numpinp water from the Swalwell Dam Cost is NEW WATER PUMP anproxim.ately 5650 00 The Dump has not been delivered. Ne agreed FOR SWALWELL DAM to look for an alternate Dump, as Mr Poole statedthat crater is now needed downstream. 1) .... 5 %W C LM �q COUNCIL MEETTN AUGUST lith,1975 P.5 Council. was advised that Mr ueith Cinther had complained that K GINTHF,R the area at the gravel Pit in-YU 1-19-2.5-4 was not well reclaimed � GRAVEL SITE Mr. Aauer moved that this matter be referred to the road. committee RECLAIMED Carried. T-Torlkers' Compensation 'Board report dated July 24th, 1975, was read WORKERS' to Council and the following noted. COMPENSATION 1 Mr Paquette stated that a guard will he mounted over the pulley REPORT and drive on the power 'hacksaw, soon 2 The floor in the oil room is cleaned, but does have oil spilled on it anal is slippery at times 1. There was no Information regarding our complaint about sharp edges on culverts, so Council apeed that a further letter be sent to t'e Workers' Compensation Board. SHOP HOT WATER Mr Paquette adviseA that the additional hot water tank or alternate T)WK arrangements had not been made for the shop at Three hills He had been in touch with Mr Tom Tutt of Linden and had some tenative prices, but nothinu specific. Mr Poole moved that Mr Paquette be authorized to pet definite information and nroceed with this matter Carried Mr Paquette agreed to again see non Reynolds and make sure that D REYNOLDS all matters bad been cleared un in regard to his complaint about ✓ COMPLAINTS road work on the north side of the TIT? 9-11-24-4 ROAD NE 8-33-24-4 Tnformation from the Bridge 'Branch stated they will be making required BEYNON BRIDGE repairs to the de& of the brid.pe at Bevnon. Mr Ferguson moved REPAIRS that this be accepted and filed Carried. Tt was noted that the Bridge Branch shoule again be contacted ,✓ for inspections which have been requested. at Fred Art's, and at the Fi.mer Albretch location Mr Paquette adviseA that the main crew is continuing with the gradinp work on the Trochu T -Test Job and s'ould finish this week Fe said the worlr is slowed. due to a lack of ei:nerienced men, and a break down with one machine ue stated that six men are leaving at the end of the month or about that time, and he suppestee going to one shift of 11 hours ner day Pe further stated that he would have work for all present employees Considerable discussion followed., incl.udine the effects on the budget, the individual men's earnings, and other matters Both Ted and Joe stated they felt the men would aqree to the longer day with the nay for overtime at one and. one half timssthe regular rate Mr Poole moved that starting Monday Aupust 1Rth, the main crew , the patch crew and the gravel crew all work on one shift of. 11 hour days for the balance of August and for the month of September, but that Council state it is willing to reduce this to 10 hours per day if so requesteA by the men, and that no change be made in the present arrangements withthe motor grader men Carried. it was apreed that a meeting of the Fmnlover-Employee Committee be held to discuss the above changes, if the employees so request and TPA and Joe are to give tb.em this information I` Taas also agree,' that the employees have the two 2n minute breaks with pay, each d.av, or that they have two 15 minute coffee breaks with Par and a half hour dinner break, without nay It was further agreed that the working hours would be from 7.On A �! to 6 00 P M INSPECTIONS BRIDGE BRANCH FRED ART & E ALBRETCH PUBLIC WORKS REPORT LENrTH OF SHIFT ETC %W 0 t'.O. Ai;J"L MFFTim ATT('UST llth,1075 P F ` It was noted that Joe Dobler and John horn receive overtime pay at one and one half times the regular rate and the amount of overtime will considerably increase with the change to the 11 or 10 hour day 7,f Paquette agreed to stay with the same deal he has now which is basisly for a nine hour day, but be may have some overtime Pis agreement in regard to this was on the condition that the shop emnlovees stay at the nine hour days Mr Paquette and Mr nobler reported that the surfacing is being j done and natcb work in connection with same Mr Brown advised that there is an old f_resno at the farm of Hugh Macvav at Acme, and Council agreed that Ted Paquette pick this un and bring it to our shop yard Letter from the nistrict Engineer advisedthat the Dead Haul Road west of 20 and 12 in 32-26-4 has been restored to condition equivalent to that before the government work commenced Mr y Bauer or Mr Dobler advised Council that a small pile of black dirr taken out of the road is still to be spread, but this can he done with our equipment Mr Ferguson moved that this be accented Carried Council was advised that some emulsion type surfacing has been done at the airport near Three Rills, with the understanding that `E;is was to be billed to the Town and they will recover a portion or all of the expenses from the Flying Club Some discussion took nlace regarding this as the airport serves the whole area Mr Ferguson moved that the Town of. Three Fills he billed for 50% of the cost of the surfacing at the airport and that it be pointed. out that the Municipal nistrict is contributing the balance Carried Tetter of August 9th from the Town of Three mills requested 135 cubic vards of coldmix navinp for the cemetery ,just west of V Three Wills. Mr Paquette stated. that we do not have a supply of this, and therefore it would be impossible to supply the cola mix Mr Bauer moved that the Town be advised that the cold mix is not available, but there is some chance that we may pet the plant in to mane a greater supply, and. if :30, this will be considered Carried. DORN & DOBLER OVERTIME PAQUETTE OVERTIME & LENGTH OF SHIFT REPORT RE SURF .CING ETC DEAD HAUL ROAD REPAIRED BY GOVERNMENT SURFACING AIRPORT ROAD PAYMENT OF PORTION OF COSTS BY MD COLD MIX FOR CEMETERY WEST OF THREE HILLS Mr Paquette and TTr Campbell advised that a new culvert had. CULVERT been nut in the annroach at the Art Knievel Farm near Trochu, arid. ART KNIEVEL Mr Knievel has hauled 5 cubic yards of gravel for that spot FARM Mr Litz moved that no charge be made for this gravel Carried Mr Ferguson again inquired about the possible use of cement to GHOST PINE improve the crossing over the Ghost Pine Creek, south South West CREEK 1R-32-22-4 It was agreed that the road committee inspect this CROSSING location Mr Paquette advised that R Angus wish to bring out a cat - 140 G Motor Grader for a 4emonstration about August 19th It would work GRADER with our main crew near Acme and other Councils would be invited to DEMONSTRATION inspect it Tyr Bauer moved that approval be given for the demonstration R ANGUS without obligation Carried TTorman Boder, Ag Fieldm.an, met with Council, and first expressed MEETING his anpreciation to the Council and A S B members and others for NORMAN SODER assistance during the recent A s B Tour A. note of thanks regarding. RE* A S B TOUR the support for the tour is to be put in the Three Hills Paper, and ETC individual letters of appreciation also sent to those involved. 7 M 0 A _� COUNCIL MFETIur. ATTrITST llth,1975 P 7 Mr Soder then confidentially stated that family nroblems and hjs own health are making it necessary for him to be absent NORMAN SODER from his work for an indefinite period of time LEAVE OF ABSENCE Mr. Ferguson moved that Mr. Norman Sorter he granted leave of absence for 10 days with the option for him to return sooner, should conditions be such that he so wishes, and that this matter be reviewed after apnroximately the 30 day Period Carried Mr Soder thanked Council and l.It the meeting The accounts were then revieweel in detail with Council ,� ACCOUNTS Mr Poole moved that cheque number 27149 to the City of nrumheller be cancelled andthat the City be advised? that they shoulA send their account direct to Mr A Stanger for the fire call, as Mr Stanger's land is not in the Drumheller Aural Fire protect{.on Area Carried Mr Rauer moven that the other accounts be annroved for nayment as ner 1_ist submitted Carried Mr Poole moved that this meeting do now adiourn ADJOURNMENT Carried Time of Ad i ournment 5 , 20 P *! !j------ Peeve SGecretary-Treasurer / Mext regular meeting of. Council - Monday, .August 25th, 1975 commencing at Q 00, A.M y. Z_.___ ----- _.----- ------. __.. 4N'* - %W A A.rr�t�prl v��r�r�+ �e tscx��z '!�!R!M Av�� iitlS,iy7s 172R Alexander Cunningham 1250 no 959 24 Utilities Officer 1720 Joe Pobler 1266.66 05R 50 Gravel Foreman 171n John P. Dorn 12.66 66 9nl 39 Grade Foreman 1.7-41 Violet 'Part 058 33 664.39 Steno l71? Cancelled 1711 Darold uenderson ln41 66 768.23 Assessor 1.714 John Jeffery 1266 66 92.6 39 Assist. Sec-Treas 17-45 G.G.uing 1541.66 1093 25 Sec-Treas 1.716 Ted Paquette 1375 00 9:;2.x; Superintendent 1717 Keith Smith 12.34 16 008 31 Partsman 171R F. Glenn Smyth 875 00 654.21 Assist Ag Fieldman 1719 Norman Soder 1266 66 925 49 Ag Fieldman 174n M Jean TJilkinson 858.33 677 91 Steno 1741 Alvin Koch 1287 n2 059.44 Labor 1742 Victor E Perron 274 69 264.71 Labor 1743 Marvin Raumgardt 1182.60 968 30 Labor 1744 Allan Ruchart Q19 60 741.29 Labor 1745 Barbara J Code 653 63 568 38 STEP 1746 Robert r'ranston 1585 n9 1170 00 Labor 1747 Robert Dau 1278.61 990 96 Labor 1748 Lv1_e Davidson 1166 n0 956 57 Labor 1749 Fdtoard Duncan ln70.88 784 63 Labor 1.75n Ruban Fhrmann 1188 64 886.60 Labor 1751 Gary Fnsminger 919 60 741.29 Labor 1752 Glen Fnzie 1116.n6 877 59 Labor 17.51 Dan Frere 1231 n1 966 64 Labor 1754 Frank r'erli.tz 1158.78 906 40 Labor 1755 Karl. r'undlach 1317 75 1003.43 Labor 1756 *Jilli.am Hagel 888 2.5 719 37 Labor 1757 Peter Pagel 535.50 464 75 Labor li5R Richard Parris 1.158 39 9n3.39 Labor 175Q Ala:-. Pazel. 1220 43 896 52 Labor 176n Ron Headrick 1085.nn 862 41 Labor 1761 Harvey Jesske 865 56 657.53 Labor 1762 Douglas Knapp 1557 87 1233.93 Labor 1763 Dennis Kober 1299 83 994 03 Labor 1764 Flton Kober 1102 50 878.48 Labor 1765 Clarence Layden 1158 78 906.40 Labor 1766 Clayton Lobe 686.38 592 35 Labor 1767 Dean Lytle 853 6n 694 42 Labor 1768 Heather Main 614 25 52.2..41 Labor 1769 Fart. McRae 1380 6Z 1049 33 Labor 177n Neil Penner 107Q 12 892.24 Labor 1.771. Brian Plant 1297 89 1nn7 47 Labor 1772 nanny Platt 299.25 285 94 Labor 1.771 Ken nuinlan 132.8 14 1026 Q3 Labor 177A Darrel Rempfer 784.00 644 48 Labor 1.775 Milton R.emnfer lnl7.45 808 58 Labor 1776 Tohn Reznechenko 1068 96 808 42. Labor 1.777 Cancelled 1778 Oris Rodgers 1317 80 10OR 16 Labor 1779 Gordon Sept 396 38 358.91 Labor 178n Flton F. Street 731 5n 607 23 Labor 1791 Parry Tetz 12.45.73 1015 90 Labor 1782 Ken Thompson 1330 64 In -10 95 Labor 1783 Wayne Tourneur 565 00 559 56 Labor 1784 Robert Tullikop£ 888 23 738 12 Labor 1785 John Tutt 764 75 630.82 Labor 10 :1 Arncr1NT9 P"IST,"75pr TO finetw"t "L�Ti" AMITTST 11th, 1975 P 2 1796 Jack Tutt 132.6 78 1016 99 Labor 1797 R. M Vickery 1324 57 1027 34 Labor 1789 Glen Wagstaff llln 65 873 94 Labor 17AQ Keith Weigum 5n3 60 441 39 Labor 1790 Ted Welsh 1220 56 994 55 Labor 1741 Paul Wik 832 2n 679 01 Labor 17Q2 Alex Williams 13OR 91 1004 2.7 Labor 17Q3 Vernon '.Ritz 1313 3n 999 27 Labor 1704 Darcy Boese 973 62 708.84 Labor 1705 Fen Buchart 1198 on 891.71 Labor 1706 Raymond Ehrmann 1?Q0 94 9RS 17 Labor 1.707 Trey. Friesen 1199.00 869 27 Labor 1709 Lyle retinas ling 35 .999 07 Labor 1700 Robert Gundlach 117n g0 960 34 Labor 1_Rnn Vernon Haskell 1244 39 1002 94 Labor 1Rn1 Albert Kimmel 13n9 91 9g7 35 Labor 18n? nale Leslie 1333.53 103n 91 Labor 1_Rn3 George Remnel 1237 65 950 65 Labor 1904 Brian Sowerby 1344 73 102.8 51 Labor lgn5 Donald Steele 1092. 50 961 70 Labor 1906 John Trentham 1251 75 956.49 Labor 1807 rale Weigum 1115 65 936 94 Labor 1RnR Lil ?reigum 431.2.0 392 33 Janitor 27119 M.D Kneehill 11,654.46 Payroll 2712.1 R Angus Ltd 194 00 Inventory repairs 2.71.22. Alta Health Care 506 00 Employee Benefits 27120 M.D Kneehill 54882.26 Payroll 2712.3 Acklands Limited 264 81 Shop supplies, etc 271.24 Allied Tools Ltd. 2 70 Shop supplies 27125 Asbestonos Corporation Ltd 11 10 Repairs 27126 Alberta Power 576 41 St Lights, accounts,ete 27127 Alta Government Telephones 404 91 Telephone accounts 27129 Alta. Power Ltd 147.60 Power accounts 27129 R r. R Arthurs 442 70 surveys, etc 2713n Alta Energy In on Lease Fee Tolman Park 27131 Vernon Ritz 6 29 Mileage 77132 Beaver Lumber 103 40 Shop supplies ?7133 Rrenda Auto Supply 436 53 Shop supplies, repairs,etc. 27154 B r Bearing Ltd. 5 29 repairs 27135 Can *rational Railways 209 94 Crossing repair 27116 rummins Diesel Sales 40 54 Repairs 27137 Can Western Natural Gas 90 92 Gas Account 27119 Calgary Herald 21 76 Advettisement Office 2711Q Crown Mart 1166.83 A S B , shop supplies,etc 27140 Capital Printers 49 00 Office Stationery 27141 Clean Sweep Products Ltd 127 70 Shop supplies 27142 Barbara rode 17 n0 Mileage 27143 Robert Cranston 10 20 Mileage 27144 A.. runningham 61 93 Mileage & Meals 27145 Dominion Life 278.49 Employee Benefits 27146 Davies Electric Co Ltd 21 57 Inventory repairs 2.71.47 Downey Supplies 132 35 Inventory repairs 27149 ra & T Downe 2522. 63 Cement Wimborne Shop 2.7149 City of Drumheller 160 00 Fire Call ONk.tLIL J 27150 Raymond Fhrmann 32 98 Mileage 3 W Iq ACC0ITNTS PRES"TT" TO COUNCIL MEETING AwiTST llth,1975 P 3 27151 Egglestone Automotive Parts 2.1 50 Repairs Inventory repairs ::7157 Festival Ford 2.13 57 52 27153 F. M r of Canada Ltd 89 60 A.S B Chem for Tour 27154 Farmers' Exchange 19 95 Shop Materials 271.55 Garrett Motors Ltd. 28 15 Fuel 77156 TTodpson's Farm Supplies 242 00 Fence Posts 27157 Tiuttons Limited 594 31 Inventory repairs 771.58 R T Howe & Sons 18.56 Inventory repairs 77150 Fred. Haskell 2.95 00 Parks 771(,0 uarole Renderson 110 00 Assessment Course 771.(,1 Harold Venderson 5Q 16 Mileage 7,7162 Richard Tiarris 35 70 Mileage 27163 Gibson Petroleum Co Ltd 132 00 Oil ?7161% nehriu's Transport 7 5n Freight, etc 271_�� reneral� Supplies 6.3 75 Repairs 77166 J.0 Jeffery 18 19 Mileage 171.(,7 TTtM Canada Ltd. 8113 50 50 ewriter 37�F0 AQ r SKimmel 6 UP jjea;e 271.7n KFM MFG Canada Ltd 241 02 Shop supplies 27171 Kneehill Ambulance 691 53 Ambulance Revenue 27177 G G King 52.70 Mileage 27173 Al.f. Lourance 300 00 Warble Insection 97174 Lammle Electric 15 00 Office repairs 27175 Linden Motors 8.44 Linden Fire Truck repairs ?7176 Manufacturers Life 290 40 Employee Benefit 77177 TTeath.er Main 83 13 Mileage 97179 Mainline Farm Sales 1497.80 A S B Rotary Mower, etc 2,7179 Macleod.s 7 20 Public Works materials ?71.9n OK Tire Service Ltd. 2,7181 Oliver Industrial Ltd ?718? William Ottosen 271RI T.0 Paquette 27194 Plains Western Gas 14 00 A S B tire repairs, etc 525.70 A S B Chemicals, etc 100 n0 Borrow Pit 6 00 Meals 37 96 Gas accounts ?7185 Pounder Emulsions Ltd 26274 85 Asphalt ?.7186 r.r King, Petty Cash 52 60 Licences, mis 27187 Rollie's Motor Products 1889 94 Fuel ?7188 Snap On Tools Ltd. 19 50 Shop Tools ?718Q Keith Smith 151 20 Mileage 2719n J gnruyt Trust 81 35 Freight 2.7191 Taylor, Pearson & Carson 168 74 Inventory repairs, etc. 27192. Three Hills Transport 98 25 Freight 271.03 To7M of Three Hills 4.95 Balance Taxes ?71.04 Tomahawk Ltd 28 00 Ribbons - Office 27195 Trentham Transport 66 35 Freight 771Q6 Three Hills Lucky Dollar 22 06 Office Janitor supplies 27197 Union Tractor Ltd. 246 92 Inventory repairs 27198 Vallev Motors 6 50 A.S B Fuel 27109 Willard Van Over 100 00 Borrow Pit 272nn Richard Vickery 19.40 Mileage & Meeting 2.7?n1. Wheat 'Belt Industries Lt(i 8 92 A S B repairs 27207 Wilmac Equipment 143 13 Inventory repairs 97 nq Western Tdheel & Parts Ltd 127 31 Inventory repairs i,7?n4 Taei_ch. Industries Ltd 26 50 repairs 77?n5 B P 0 E 1200 00 A S B Tour dinners 972n6 Three Hills Pharmacy 972n7 Sarcee TT r TJ ?.,7?nR Three Hills Pop Shop 13 55 A S B Tour 240 On A S B. Tour 26 46 A S B Tour - Pop 4 y [A AG ,OTTNTS PRRSFATTEP TO COUNCIL MFFTING AUGUST llth,1975 P. 4 979nQ Three gills Lucky Dollar 39 95 A.S B Tour 2721n Three Pills Bakery 48.51 00 A S B. Tour ?7?.11 Prairieo8k Room 11 51 A S B Tour ?7?.17 Acme Amusements Ltd. 84 50 A S B Tour 272.1.3 Capital Printers 27 80 28 00 A S B Tour Hall Rent - A.S B Tour 2721.4 Community Memorial Centre 300 00 Rec 2721.5 Prairie Bible Institute 79 16 A S.B Tour 27216 Huxley United Church Tjomen 1200.00 Grant A S B. Tour 27217 peter Baerg (In Trust) 539 28 A S B Tour 27217A M D Kneehill 411 45 Payroll 272.18 Farmers & Merchants Trust 151.16 Fmployee Pension 27219 Local Authorities Board. 5920 14 Employee Pension 7.7220 Rec General 17303 16 Employee Pension, Tax etc 77221 Heather Comptcn 9 95 A S B Tour 27222 Alberta Blue Cross 151 80 Employee Health Ins 272.23 Russel -steel Alta Ltd 20 42 P W repairs 27224 Huxley Hutterite Colony 28 75 Straw Bales 97225 Three Hills Concrete Finishing 1945 55 Wimborne Shop, etc 27226 G W Poole 329 28 Council Fees ?7297 R TJ.Rrown 399 24 Council Fees 27228 R. G.Camvbell 353 51 Council Fees 27229 T A Ferguson 218 29 Council Fees ?723n Leonard Litz 384 77 Council. Fees ?7231. ?72.32 277.33 27234 27235 27236 27237 27238 27239 ?..7240 ?.7241 ?7242. 27243 27?..44 ?7245 ?7?.46 27247 27248 272.44 27?5n 27?51. 27252 27253 27254 A TJ Bauer Rec General. Hutton's Limited Pepper Bros Ltd Drumheller Radiator Shop Calgary Power Ltd Allingham Community Association Arthurville Community Centre Crossroads Community Nall Ghost Pine Athletic Association Grainger Community Hall Hecketh Community Pall Huxley Community Assoc. Mt Vernon Community Ork.nev Athletic Association Over the Pill Community Assoc Sarcee Butte Social Center Sunnvslope Community Assoc Swalwell & Dis Community Assoc Three Rills Rural Comm Assoc Wimhorne Community Centre Alfred Klaus Don Kostrosky AAMD & C 378 92 Council Fees 145 44 Underrmittance C P P. & U I June 42 11 Inventory repairs 15 00 P W repairs 88 00 P W repairs 4 90 Shop account 350 00 Rec Grant 300 00 Rec Grant 500 00 Rec Grant 300 00 Rec Grant 350 00 Rec Grant 350 00 Rec Grant 1300 00 Rec Grant 350 00 Rec Grant 250 00 Rec Grant 350 00 Rec Grant 250 00 Rec Grant 250 00 Rec. Grant 1300 00 Rec Grant 350 00 Rec Grant 1300 00 Rec Grant 10 00 200 00 18746 43 Refund, A S B Tour Fence Repairs, Materials, etc