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Home My WebLink About1975-11-10 Council MinutesH C [A Wq COUNCIL MEETING ` NOVF.M-BgR 10th,1975 1 Approval of minutes October 27th & 30th 2 Financial Statement - Month of October 3 Accounts 4 Building Permits 5 Acme Face Lift Committe -- old cars etc. 6 Cow Calf Loan Program 7 A G Telephones Torrington 8 Report District Recreation Meeting Acme 9 Town of Three Hills , Recreation Agreement 10 AAMD & C Brownlee°s report conflict of interest 11 Leroy Reimer - road TJest 16-31-26.4 12 Andex Oil Approach to well Sid 27 30 24-4 (or 25--4) 13 Title Information -- M D owns 2 acre in 194 31--28-20r4. 14 Survey for Jack Gorr Road S 19 & 20 in 32--24.4 15 Report Don Reynolds Roads NE 20-32 24--4 16 Report re phone discussion with Schmidts - re Hesketh South Road 17 1975--76 winter stockpiling 18. Review of policies as time nermits 19 Railway brief J� Approved by the Depart ant of Municipal Affair, MONTHLY STATEMENT Form No. TI -252 (42) 7 (SE COUNTY OF C.67 V M.D Ate, R.S.A. 19W) MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OFi ------------ - Kile-ehij-3 N o4,s - ----- — ------ Month Ending_ 30th 75 ---------- GENERAL a Net Balance at End : : ACCOUNT of Previous month Savin s 2, S Ie Reserve Cash TOTAL 17 158 in � V LJ A I —V— 6 Receipts for the Month (Less Loans) Loans Received Sub Total LESS:-- F Cheque retur ed Disbursements for the Month Int pai Loans Paid cheques 7371 to 275 8 =M=4 Net Balance at End of Month Balance at End of Month—Bank Ad I 603.96 14 9 19 10,76 45 $30,614 77 $241,161.48 0 1 6 1 1 6 4 1 7 4 7 8 58 8 0 00 8 OOO.nn 0 0 $ 9 329.776 25 28 70 . 9 1,688 97 368,909 44 I I —Treas. Br209761.52 2,517 06 66 07 16 0 49 *Cash on Hand at End of Month 603 96 2,853 72 Sub Total Less Outstanding Cheques of 217 385.62 2 A Net Balance at End of Month 196,624 10) —0- 66 .07 60 26 198 10 2 $53 72 051.82 .. _ .. 1� 10 () 1) co flan oc-An "w""V LMEQUFS OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE No. Amount No. I Amount No. Amount 26898 Amount 6 00 27467 116 10 M"'1469 2 72 111111111110 27470 43,782.00 27477 235 73 27480 'fou 20 00 j U27492A 1.0 00 TOTAL *Cash on Hand DenoSjit-4 Nov 6 75 ................................... . --•-•• 19._._.....SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL 1$248,000. -------- -- ...... ............. --------------- 19_75 '40L jillllllllllw mk, ILI 00 27502 189.13 1698 41 80 Loans Owing 27072 000" 1,893 00 -----------1996 345 99 27131 6 29 $217 385 6 1987 680 62 27168 3 40 1988 782 65 27247250 00 1994 .66.6-0.0 2517 06 27283 9 00 27379_.. 48 16 _. 27383 105 30 27407 4 90 27411 156 00 Estimate of Accounts Payable, 27414 45 00 not rendered TOTAL 27416 22 80 27418 350 00 Submitted to Council this.. 10th 27463 8 29 27466 Day of ------- N.Q.vgjq . . t1gr 6 00 27467 116 10 M"'1469 2 72 111111111110 27470 43,782.00 27477 235 73 27480 'fou 20 00 j U27492A 1.0 00 TOTAL *Cash on Hand DenoSjit-4 Nov 6 75 ................................... . --•-•• 19._._.....SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL 1$248,000. -------- -- ...... ............. --------------- 19_75 '40L jillllllllllw mk, T 10 0 COUNCIL MEETING - NOVEMBER 10th,1975 P 1 A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill #48 was held in the Municipal Office, Three Hills, on Monday, November 10th, 1975, commencing at 9 00 A.M. Councillors present for this meeting were Division 1 - Mr G A Berdahl Division 2 - Mr. C. W. Poole Division 3 - Mr R W Brown (Reeve) Division 4 - Mr A W Bauer Division 5 - Mr T.A. Ferguson Division 6 - Mr. L. G. Litz Division 7 - Mr R G Campbell Mr G G King, Secretary -Treasurer was present and recorded the minutes Mr Berdahl moved approval of the minutes of the meeting of October 27th, 1975 and October 30th, 1975 as circulated, with one correction for October 27th, page 7 referring to the Schmidt road, should be south of Hesketh (not Sharples) Carried The financial statement for the month of October was discussed, as per copy with these minutes This showed a net balance of an overdraft of $190:850.86 and with $248,000.00 owing on loans. Mr Ferguson moved adoption of this statement Carried Mr Poole moved approval of a building permit for Walter Berniko for a hog barn extension on 20 acres of SW 35-30-25--4, but subject to approval of the Drumheller Health Unit as this would be an intensive use of land. Carried Application of Prairie Bible Institute for a building permit for an addition to a residence at 339 - 3rd Avenue North was discussed Mr G King advised that he had looked at the location and it appeared that the application should be approved and no one else would be affected Mr Bauer moved approval of the building permit. Carried Mr Campbell moved approval of the building permits as issued by the Secretary --Treasurer for the following. 1 Lewis Esau - SE 17-•30-25-4 - Dwelling (& temporary trailer) 2 Ken Everett - NE 22-31--23-4 - Barn 3. Alfred Esau - Pt. SE 25 30-25-4 Addition to Broiler Barn 4 Alfred Esau - Pt SE 25 30.-25 -4 Garage 5 Georgina Bayes NE 34--32•-25-4 - Residence Carried Letter from the Acne Devonian Face Lift Committee asked Council to put pressure on the owners of the old car graveyard south of Acme, to speed up the clean up Mr. Campbell moved that Mr. R.W Brown contact the people concerned and discuss this matter with them Carried 2 PRESENT APPROVAL MINUTES OCTOBER FINANCIAL STATEMENT BUILDING PERMIT BERNIKO BUILDING PERMIT P B.I BUILDING PERMITS CLEAN UP OLD CAR GRAVEYARD SOUTH OF ACME !-4 10 a Iq COUNCIL MEETING - NOVEMBER bth; 1975 P 2 Brief information which was available regarding the 1975 Cow Calf Producer's Advance Program Loan was read Main changes are that the applicants must first pay off any old loan; and there will be a 7% interest on new loans Mr. Ferguson moved that this be accepted and filed as information Carried lair Litz moved that Council approve of some further buried cable by Alberta Government Telephones in an alley at Wimborne as per plan submitted Carried Councillors Poole, Brown Bauer and Ferguson had attended a recreation banquet and meeting at Acme on November 5th,1975 They verbally reported on that meeting Mr Brown stated that Three Hills had suggested a two mill recreation levy over the whole municipal district, so that all ratepayers would be contributing, including industry. The other areas had not pressed for extra requisition, but it appeared that all wanted some further financial support Carbon was not officially represented Mr Brown also mentioned that the Acme Local Development Committee has been erecting new buildings in Acme for sale to businesses or otherwise General discussion followed in regard to financing and in particular financing of recreation programs, and reference was made to the 10 or 11% guidelines of the federal government and what may be the guidelines of the provincial government Mr. Ferguson moved that discussion of extra taxation for recreation purposes be tabled Carried Letter of October 31st, from the Town of Three Hills asked that the agreement for recreation between the Town and the Municipal District be reviewed and invited suggestions and participation Included were recommendations from the Three Hill and District Recreation advisory board The present agreement was dated in 1963 and is similar for Three Hills and the other areas Mr Poole moved that a letter be written to each town and village; with copy to the recreation board, stating that the M.D. is willing to review the recreation agreement if so desired and will host a meeting in January Carried A circular of September 13th, from AAMD & C gave the opinion of its solicitors in regard to conflict of interest matters In general it stated that there is no conflict of interest by a councillor voting on any matter which is of common or community of interest The conflict appears where the councillor concerned would receive some special benefit, direct or indirect Mr Bauer moved that this be filed as information Carried Council was advised that Mr LeRoy Reimer had telephoned the office in reply to our inquiry about the fact that he had perhaps worked up a portion of road allowance west of Section 16 -31-26_.4. Mr Reimer stated he had plowed up along the trail to flet rid of weeds and brush and he intended to crop up to the edge of the travelled portion of the road Fie also complained about brush and rocks along the same roadway 0 COW CALF PROGRAM A G T. BURIED CABLE RECREATION MATTERS AAMD & C CONFLICT OF INTEREST LEROY REIMER ROAD ALLOWANCE 3 1 M 11 COUNCIL MEETING -- NOVEt:BER. 10th,1975 P 3 but extending north and south from same It was noted that Mr Jake Klassen had previously advised the office that he wished free use of that roadway for chasing his cattle back and forth Mr. Brown moved that a letter be sent to Mr LeRoy Reimer with copy to Mr Jake Klassen advising Nir Reimer that, if he seeds any portion of the roadway, it will be at his own risk, in so far as damage to his crop is concerned. Carried Council was advised that Andex Oil has an approach from the west to a well in the SW 27-30--24-4 and the company had inquired about changing the approach to bring it in from the south; but this would mean some travel on the light coat surfacing Mr Poole moved that the proposed change of approach road not be approved by Council as it would likely cause damage to the surfaced road. Carried The Council meeting adjourned for dinner from 12 00 Noon to 1 00 P M Mr Brown advised that Mr George Whitehead, or the Secretary --Treasurer of the M D of Willow Creek would like to have a copy of our last minutes regarding the combined meeting with the towns and villages and other local governing officials It was agreed that this be supplied Carried Discussion took place regarding convention expenses, and per diem for those named to attend the convention of the AAMD & C on November 17th tc 21st Mr Poole moved that the convention expenses for employees authorized to attend be $275 00 each, and that each Councillor who attends be allowed a total amount of $95 00 per day Carried Mr Poole and Mr Brown reported regarding further information received at a recent Agricultural Development Corporation meeting,, in respect to rail line abandonment Hearings in the local area will be held in February next at Drumheller, Carbon and other areas to be announced. It appears that the hearings in Calgary on November 14th are for the larger company briefs, etc It was thus agreed that the municipal brief regarding the Acme Drumheller line be prepared and presented at Carbon later It was also noted that another Ag Development committee meeting will be held December 1st, and further information will be available following that meeting; It is expected that both Tor Poole and Mr Brown will attend that meeting lir Ted Paquette, Public Works Superintendent then met with Council Mr Bauer reported that Mr Reynolds has asked that the culverts on the former trail used along the south side of NE 20 32.-24---4 be now removed He stated that that trail is not needed for public use as the road on the north side of Section 20 has been made passable for farm traffic Mr Paquette agreed to get the culverts out as soon as convenient. Mr Reynolds plans to level the old roadway and use it as farm land ANDEX OIL ROAD APPROACH SW 27••30--24-4 DINNER MINUTES OF FETING TO WILLOW CREEK CONVENTION EXPENSES RAIL LINE ABANDOIRIENT DON REYNOLDS ROAD ALLOWANCE NE 20--32-24 4 [A [A �q COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBEP 10th91975 P.4 Mr G King and Mr Bauer reported it had recently come 3000 to their attention that the roadway by Jack Gorr had not JALLOWANCE been registered as a survey although it had been used JAACKCK GOp.R for many many years 6000 Mr. Ferguson moved that this matter be followed up and 4 Paulson that Council recommend a survey and that the committee of yards Mr Bauer and Mr G King have authority to make the required 3500 arrangements 6 Highway 21 & 27 Carried yards 7 Brietzke OLD Mr G King advised that the M D of Kneehill has title SCHOOL SITE to two acres in the north west corner of MJ 31-28---20-4 NW 31--28. 20. 4 This was an old school site and had been used by the M D for gravel stock piling some years ago. Mr Jeffery brought in an inquiry about whether or not it could be sold or leased out at this time. Mr Berdahl moved that the M D arrange to have these two acres tidied up and that we continue to hold title Carried Mr G King advised that he had talked by telephone with SCHMIDT Mr Schmidt regarding the road East South East 34-28-22-4 on the Hesketh South road The minutes of October 27th; ROAD PROBLEMS 2822 19759 page 7 had been discussed and Mr. Schmidt had stated SE 34 28 22 44 full agreement with the terms as outlined This matter is to be confirmed by mail if and when the strike ends Mr Berdahl moved that this information be accepted. Carried Mr Joe Dobler; Gravel Foreman had submitted a proposed stock piling list cf locations, etc , for 1975--1976 as follows 1975 76 STOCK PILE Torrington: LOCATIONS 1 Three Hills West 3000 yards 2. Wold 3000 yards 3 Wimborne 6000 yards 4 Paulson 4500 yards 5 Arthurville 3500 yards 6 Highway 21 & 27 5000 yards 7 Brietzke 2000 yards 27000 Megli 1 Ivan Berreth 2 Grainger 3 Correction Line 4 Beveridge Garson 1 Frank Huxley 2 Watt 3 Webb School or vicinity McNair 1 Leo Berreth Tolman 1 Edgar Riep J 7000 yards 5000 yards 5000 yards 3000 yards 20000 8000 yards 7000 yards 5000 yards 20000 3000 yards 5000 yards [A 11 I 2. Robert Franke COUNCIL MEETING - NOVEMBER 10th.,1975 P 5 3 000 cubic yards The list was read to Council by Mr G King and he added further information as follows. 1 Location at Highways 21 & 27 has been discusses! with Mr Ray Gabert and he is sure it will be okay 2 The Webb School location was not a definite one,but it would be somewhere in that area Mr Bauer moved tentative approval to the recommendations of Mr Dobler Carried Mr Litz moved that a letter be written to Alberta Transportation ALTA for definite information regarding the 1976 paving plans in the TRANSPORTATION Municipal District of Kneehill and also to inquire why the road f, 1976 PAVING to the Buffalo Jump was not oiled this year as promised Y' PLANS Carried Mr R. 0 Keglowitsch Engineer and Surveyor, met with Council and submitted the final statement of account in regard to the GRANTVILLE water line extension from the south side of the road to Grantville. WATER LINE The total account is $6,937 76 Iie discussed with Council the ACCOUNTS reason that the total cost was over the original estimate Mr Ferguson moved that the report be accepted and that payment be authorized to Aero Plumbers and Mr Keglowitsch, as per details submitted for the total of $6937 76 Carried Mr Keglowitsch stated he is ready to do the survey at Kostrosky's in the Grainger area KOSTROSKY'S Mr Brown moved that Mr. Poole meet with Nr Keglowitsch and SURVEY Mr Kostrosky to agree on all details for that survey and with power to act Carried Mr Paquette advised that the main crew should complete the three miles of grading next week, south of Sections 27 28 and 29, in 28-22 4. He also stated that the approaches for the McLean Bridge have been finished and a temporary detour has been made on the west side lie asked if further work should be undertaken or what Council wished to have done Reference was made to work that could be done across the Howard slough, south of 30-34-25 4 The distance is estimated at one quarter mile and it was suggested that the work could be done this fall from borrow pits, better than during any wet period of time Mr Litz moved that Council agree to have the work done at the Howard slough, if weather permits; this fall Carried Mr Campbell asked about the matter of having some brushing and sloping done near Doerksen's and near Bob Browns This matter will be considered at the next meeting Mr. Paquette advised that rip rapping of government culverts has been completed recently PUBLIC WORKS INFORMATION Mr Paquette advised that the present plans for the gravel crew are to complete some work on the following* stock piles -- Brietzke, Wold, ,i Greenleaf, and then do the three miles cf new grading south east of Carbon COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 10th,1975 P 6 Mr Art Bauer advised that the Torrington Agricultural TORRINGTON Society wishes to get approximately 2000 cubic yards of pit AG SOCIETY run gravel from the Municipal pity south west of Torrington Air Ferguson moved that the gravel be supplied at 15� per cubic PIT RUN yard, as this is a community project GRAVEL Carried It was noted that lir Bauer did not vote on this matter as he is one of the officers of the Society Mr Campbell stated that he had contacted Mr Ben Schmidt in regard to his account for root picking as submitted previously Mr Campbell moved that Mr Schmidt`s account be authorized for payment Carried Mr Campbell also advised that Mr John Johnson had telephoned him and stated it had been necessary to pull the pipes at the Iiuxley well to make necessary repairs About two lengths of pipe and other repairs will be needed Mr Litz moved that Mr Campbell have full authority to authorize the repairs, etc , at the Huxley well Carried Council was advised that the oil shed and the press had not been advertised for sale to date, due to the fact that the Secretary -Treasurer was waiting for some more information Mr Berdahl advised that the road from the Horseshoe Canyon west one mile and south one mile to the gas plant is quite rough, and this is largely due to the fact that the oil company put oil on the road, and it has developed into hard holes Mr Paquette stated he did not feel it could be improved on by ripping it up this fall due to the frost conditions, but it should be checked early in the s,�ring BEN SCHMIDT ACCOUNT HUXLEY WELL REPAIRS OIL SHED & �r. PRESSS ADVERTISEMENT FOR SALE HORSESHOE CANYON ROAD Mr Berda_hl moved that a letter be sent to *4r Wesley 11cl11ann W McMANN advising him that it is illegal and unsightly to place junk JUNK ON along road allowances ROAD ALLOWANCE Carried The annual municipal Christmas party was discussed Air Poole moved that the Christmas party be held in the Three Hills Community CHRISTMAS Center on Saturday; December 20th,1975 commencing at 8 00 P ri PARTY with the same committee as last year in charge, and with full authority to make similar arrangements to those in effect last year Carried Mr Jeffery presented the accounts for consideration Mr Campbell moved that they be approved for payment including; $200 00 for the A1f.Kostrosky fence deal ACCOUNTS Carried Mr G King and Mr J Jeffery reviewed briefly with Council the BUDGET statement of payments to the end of October 1975 and the comparision COMPARISION with the budget figures for the year 1975 It appeared that wages will be over expended before the end of the year, but that other amounts may be somewhat under expended and the net result may be fairly close to a balanced bcdsget,.,as compared to the payments made The figures had just V become available this afternoon. so there had not been time for a detailed study Mr Poole moved that this information be accepted Carried Mr Poole moved that this meeting do now adjourn Carried Time eq dj rnment 5 15 P M Reeve Secretary Treasur Next regular meeting of Council Monday November 24th;1975 9 00/� 14 M COUNCIL MEETING -- NOVEMBER 10th, 1975 ACCOUIITS 1981,1982;1983 cancelled 1984 Alex Cunningham 1250 00 983 01 Utilities Officer 19,35 Joe Dobler 1266 66 991 61 Foreman 1986 John F Dorn 1266 66 971 19 Foreman 1987 V.Hart 958 33 680.63 Steno 1988 Harold Henderson 1041 66 782 65 Assessor 1989 John Jeffery 1266 66 926 39 Assist Sec--Treas 1990 G G King 1541 66 1093.25 Sec.--Treas 1991 Ted Paquette 1375.00 992.93 Foreman 1992 Keith Smith 1234 16 905 31 Partsman 1993 Norman Soder 1266 66 925 41 A S B 1994 G Smyth 875 00 666 00 A S B 1995 M/ J. Wilkinson 858 33 687 27 Steno 1996 Peter Hagel 379 01 345 99 Labor 1997 Alvin Koch 1160 61 862 19 Labor 1998 M. Baumgardt 1538 34 1133 84 Labor 1999 V Bitz 1308 81 957 80 Labor 2000 R Cranston 2001 A 3. Richart 879 75 686 15 Labor 2002 Ken Buchart 1343 25 993 39 Labor 2003 Robert Dau 1397 68 1019 58 Labor 2004 Lyle Davidson 1213.70 1113.45 Labor 2005 Joe Dobler 312 00 170 00 Labor 2006 John F Dorn 331 50 181 44 Labor 2007 Edward Duncan 1174 48 324 52 Labor 2008 Raymond Ehrmann 1308 81 954 07 Labor 2009 Ruban Ehrmann 1297 39 967 29 Labor 2010 Gary Ensinger 1253 72 970 19 2011 Dan Frere 1560 85 1112 67 Labor 2012 Trev Friesen 1427 90 1021 74 Labor 2014 Lyle Gelinas 1560 39 1089 53 Labor 20,35 Frank Gerlitz 1177 47 922. 81 Labor 2016 Karl Gundlach 1407 65 1064 53 Labor 2013 Cancelled 2017 Robert Gundlach 1334 28 1014 01 Labor 2018 William Hagel 209 45 202 54 Labor 2019 Vernon Haskell 1388 60 1115 50 Labor 2020 Alan Hazel 1308 12 953 78 Labor 2021 Harvey Jesske 1595.92 1114 17 Labor 2022 A Kimmel 1308 81 958 92 Labor 2023 Leslie D Kinch 47 70 47 70 Labor 2024 Doug Knapp 1326 46 1000 87 Labor 2025 Bennis Kober 1248 91 918 00 Labor 2026 Delores Koch 287 52 287 52 Labor 2027 Dale Leslie 947 43 1016 80 Labor 2028 Earl McRae 1316.10 958.83 Labor 2029 Neil Penner 1284 52 993 80 Labor 2030 Brian Plant 1535 49 1095 04 Labor 2031 Ken Quinlan 1532 52 1093 41 Labor 2032 George Rempel 1491 56 1056 52 Labor 2033 D Rempfer 877 10 684.37 Labor 2034 M Rempfer 1013 63 789 75 Labor 2035 J Reznechenko 1306 80 968 01 Labor 2036 Oris Rodgers 1308 81 943 18 Labor 2037 Brian Sowerby 1335 77 984 24 Labor 2038 Ken Thompson 1568 17 1186 49 Labor 2039 John Trentham 1386 68 999 08 Labor 2040 Jack Tutt 1257 90 936 22 Labor 1", . 2 ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL MEETING - NOVEMBER 10th.,1975 P.2 2041 R M Vickery 1522 48 1149 58 Labor 2042 Glen Wagstaff 972.43 746.52 A S B 2043 Dale Weigum 1288 01 984 40 Labor 2044 Lil Weigum 378 40 342 76 Janitor 2045 T Welsh 1541 76 1204 92 Labor 2046 P Wik 15067 72 1116 06 Labor 2047 A.Williams 1605 32 1123 33 Labor 27498A Prov, Treasurer 10 00 Penalty ` Sand & Gravel Lease 27499A M D Kneehill 11,816 95� Payroll 27509 Fred May 232 75- Gravestone 27510 M D Kneehill 44,139 29 - Payroll 27511 Alta Planning Fund 4:616 63, Planning Requisition 27512 Alta Health Care 511 75- Employee Benefit 27513 Alta Power Ltd 246 27'-"' •.Y Power bills 27514 Alta Government Telephones 42.75 ✓ Phone a/c 27515 Ken Adams 438 00-" Machinery rental 27516 Big Country Farm Ltd 3 571` Repairs 27517 Brenda Auto Supply 309.36 Supplies, tools, etc 27518 Drumheller Ago Society 200 OOv, Grant 27519 Robeet Cranston 15 00- No 1 Driver Lic 27520 Ceown Mart 938 92: Materials supplies,etc. 27521 Alex Cunningham 260 08 Hotel, meals, mileage 27522 Robeet Cranston 100 00 Inventory repairs 27523 C N I Blind 200 00y"' Grant 27524 Cystic Fibrosis 100 00---- Grant 27525 Capital Printers 129 40✓ Print & Stat 27526 C W N Gas 12 531 Account 27527 Roy Enzie 102 50--' Fence removal, etc 27523 Mrs Kay Enz&e 100 00✓ Borrow Pit 27529 Raymond Ehrmann 47 60 ✓ Mileage 27530 Ruben Ehrmann 9 52 ✓ Mileage 27581 Farmers & Merchants Trust 151 10- Employee Benefit 27532 Gulf Oil 9;334 65+-- Fuel 27533 Gehring Transport 6.55''° Frieght 27534 Lyle Gelinas 3 00 ✓ Meal 27535 F Gerlitz 15 00" #1 Dtiver's Lic. 27536 Otto Horney 2,000 00'' Press 27537 Harold Henderson 262.14t-' Mileage 27538 Hodgson's Farm Supplies 357 59`" Posts 27539 Innerial Oil 15 08, '.?UF -!l ^ 27540 Imperial Oil 3783 941 Fuel 27541 Harvey Jesske 6 00' 1Meals 27542 Kneehill Ambulance 1485 00#' Amb Revenue 27543 =.irk`s Sheet Metal 12.32--'-' Repairs 27544 Dale Leslie 15 00✓ #1 Driver's Lic 27545 Linden Transport 3 00 ✓ Linden Fire Dept - Freight 27546 Mainline Farr. Sales 35 46Z+ Inventory repairs, etc 27547 Plains Western 56 69-'- Accounts 27548 Ted Paquette 6 00- Meals 27549 Oris Rodgers 15 00 ✓ #1 Driver's Lic 27550 Rollie's Gulf. 2283 87-" Fuel M, 3 It M C+7 11 ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO COUNCIL MEETING -- NOVEMBER 10th„1975 27551 Rec. General 27552 J Spruyt 27553 Keith Smith 27554 Three Hills Lucky Dollar 27555 Trentham Traasport P 3 $250 00 Postage $ 55.85 Freight 36 00 Mileage 29 56 Janitor supplies 52 00 Freight 27556 Three Hills Transport Ltd 48 25 Freight 27557 Three Hills Auto Services Ltd 37 29 Fuel, etc 27558 Jack Tutt 15 00 No 1 Driver's Lic 27559 U F A Co --Op 10.50 Propane 27560 Unifarm District 100 00 Grant 27561 Vaughn°s Hardware 50 96 Shop supplies 27562 Village of Carbon 13.00 Water a/c 27563 Weich Industries 129.96 Repairs., etc 27564 L G Litz 381 19 Council Fees 27565 A W Bauer 368 85 Council Fees 27566 T A Ferguson 524.51 Council fees 27567 R ti Brown 429 83 Council fees 27568 C. W. Poole 412 49 Council Fees 27569 G Berdahl 340.25 Council Fees 27570 R G Campbell 235 00 Council Fees 27571 Rec. General 16615 62 Income tax, etc. 27572 Rec General 5949.95 Employee Pension 27573 Otto Haller 150 00 Borrow Pit 27574 Petty Cash I-1*;” Mis 27575 D W Manens 200 00 Borrow Pit 27576 Dresser Farms 200 00 Borrow Pit 27577 Firs A R Kostrosky 200 00 Fencing 27578 R 0 Keglowitsch 858 91 Grantville Water 27579 Aero Plumbers 6078.35 Grantville Water 27580 Norman Soder 33 90 A S.B 27531 Hudson Bay Route Association 25 00 Grant 27582 Salvation Army 500 00 Grant