HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-11-16 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 16th, 1981
1 Approval of Minutes - Organizational Meeting Oct 26
Regular Meeting October 26th
2 Bank Reconciliation Statement for Month ending October 30th, 1981
3 Approval for accounts paid in month of October, 1981
4 Appointments-
Directors - Rosebud Seed Plan t - 10 45 A M See Item 10
Monty McGregor and B Kathol, Alta Transportation 1 00 P M See Item 14
5 Budget Review
5A J C Jeffery report to Council & Report on Correspondence
6 Agreement with Alta Housing - Huxley Curling Rink Project
7 Letter from Village of Carbon re. point recreation meeting - Nov 9 81
at Linden - R G Campbell report on this meeting
8 Set date for Annual Joint Meeting of Fire Departments - Suggested Jan 18/82 7.30 P M
9 Request from Dave Harper - for cancellation of taxes on old Churchill School Teacherage
for 1981 $183 74 improvement assessment only - no land involved
10 Meeting with Directors Rosebud Seed Plant - re- plans for new plant
11 Review agreement arranged with Chris Lowen for access to Andrews Lowen Pit
and Stock Pile agreements with Estate Jack Lowen and with Ralph Lowen
12 Report from George Ren�_;el re. Klassen gravel test - SW 10- 30 -25 -4
13 Request from Derek L Page for access to NE 1- 31 -26 -4
14 Meeting with Alta Transportation
15 Does Council wish to tender for fuel for 1982)
16 Subdivision Applications
Lots in Huxley - Huxley Curling Club
NW 6- 33 -25 -4 - Gordon Malpass - Isolation of Existing Farmstead
SE 11- 34 -24 -4 John Johnson - two 80 acre parcels - requires redesignation table
Pt NE 6- 29 -23 -4 - Poole Farming Co Ltd , boundary change for isolation of
existing farmstead
NW 26- 29 -23 -4- Sheila MacKenzie - isolation of existing farmstead
17 By -laws for designations or amendments to by -laws 913
Albert Stickel NE 32- 31 -25 -4 Parcel Size less than 4 acres
D Bruck - Ruarkville - relaxation of side yard requirements from 5 feet to 4 feet
G Kimmel - redesignation for 21 acres for intensive hog operation
John Johnson - redesignation for subdivision into 2 80 acre parcels
it Require representative from Council to attend Meeting with Hospital Board
on November 24th, 1981 P M (re new Hospital Construction)
19 Letter from Heapitals & Medical Care re. Amalgamation of Drumheller Hospital areas
20 Review costs for assessment sheets - if .increased would require by -law
21 Request from Allen Winther for installation of approach SW 14- 34 -24- & SE 15 34 -24 -4
22 Backsloping Borrow Pit agreement - Norman Klassen, Megli Bridge Project
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Outstanding Loans --
Cash on Hand Deposited
$54,892.53
SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL THIS DAY OF t� „ A, D
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38412
38383
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38413
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Cash on Hand Deposited
$54,892.53
SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL THIS DAY OF t� „ A, D
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COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 16th, 1981
A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held in the Mi
Office, Three Hills, on Monday, November 16th, 1981, commencing at 9:00 A M
Those present for the meeting were-
PRESENT
G A Berdahl
Division
1
(Reeve)
Otto Hoff
Division
2
Robert E Boake
Division
3
Richard A Maerz
Division
4
T A Ferguson
Division
5
(until 10.40 A M)
Bruce Hastie
Division
6
(after 10 30 A M )
R G Campbell
Division
7
J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator
Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minus
APPI
Mr Boake moved approval of the minutes of the organizational meeting of Counc_
held October 26th, 1981
Carried
Mr Ferguson moved approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of Council
of October 26th, 1981
Carried BANK RECONCILIATION
Mr Jeffery reviewed the bank statement for the month ending October 30th,
which showed a net balance of ($15,475 80)
After discussion of the statement, Mr Campbell moved acceptance of the
statement as presented
Carried APPROVAL OF OCT ACCTS
Mr Maerz moved approval of the lists of accounts paid in the month of October, 1981 ^
Carried
BUDGET REVIEW
Mr Jeffery reviewed the budget figures to the end of October, and after
discussion of the financial picture, Mr Campbell moved approval of the
report
Carried
Mr Jeffery reviewed his report for the period October 26th to November
16th and various items were discussed, as follows.
1 Rate for use of the old 12 Volt Post Hole Auger - Mr Ferguson moved
that the rental rate for the post hole auger be set at $5 00 per day
Carried
2 Gravel Crushing - Linden Contractors is now working at the Andrews
Lowen Pit and after discussion of the situation, Mr Campbell moved
that if the gravel is good, and the weather holds, Linden Contractors
be given permission to continue crushing at this pit until December lst,
1981, and the number of yards crushed by Linden Contractors be reviewed
by Council at the November 30th meeting
Carried
The reclamation work at the 14egli Pit was also briefly discussed and
it was noted that the hole at the bottom of the pit should be filled in
soon, but the water will have to be pumped out before it is filled in
The work required at the Anderson Bridge Project was also discussed and
it was noted further work will have to be done there next summer to repair
the two slump areas It was agreed that Crown Trust be requested to allow
the M D access next year in order to complete the work, as there is no
renewal clause provided for in this year's lease
3 First time gravel has been requested for the road west of 12- 30 -25 -4
and after discussion Mr Hoff moved approval be granted for first
time gravel for this road as required to provide reasonable access to
the SE of 11- 30 -25 -4
J C ihr"r,ExY
REPORT
POST HOLE AUGER
RENTAL
GRAVEL
CRUSHING
RECLAM WORK
MEGLI PIT
ANDERSON BRIDGE'
FIRST TIME
GRAVEL
WEst 12 -30 -25
Carried HAMLET GARBAGE
Mr Jeffery read a letter received from Superior Disposal concerning
costs for garbage pickups in hamlet areas, as follows PICK UPS
Huxley $3 85 per month x 35 pickups = $134 75
Wumborne $3 85 per month x 35 pickups = $134 75
Sunnyslope $3 75 x 14 = $ 52 50
COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 16th, 1981
P
Swalwell
$3.75 x 27 =
$101
25
Grantville
$3 75 x 33 -
$123
75
Ruarkville
$3 75 x 48 =
$180
00
Hesketh
$6 25 x 8 =
$ 50
00 HAMLETS
- -
-- GARBAGE PICK UPS
Total
per month
$777
00
The Town_ of Three Hills has offered to pick up Grantville and Ruarkville
at a cost of $2 50 per pick up and the Town of Trochu has indicated it would
be willing to negotiate a cost for pick up in Win-borne and Huxley However
as Carbon, Acme, and Linden are continuing with Superior Disposal for
their garbage pick up,pick ups for Sunnyslope, Swalwell and Hesketh
might be a problem After discussion of the matter, Mr Campbell moved
that the M D enter into an agreement with Superior Disposal for
hamlet garbage pick up for the year December lst, 1981 to November 30th,
1982, at the prices quoted in their letter of November 12th, 1981
Carried
APPROVAL J C ikxv. LLd
Mr Ferguson moved approval of the report given by Mr Jeffery REPORT
Carried
The Deputy Minister of Alberta Hospitals has forwarded a letter requesting HOSPITAL
comments from the Council concerning the withdrawal of part of the BOUNDARIES
M D from the Mountain View Kneehill Auxiliary and Nursing Home Area
for inclusion in the proposed Drumheller General and Auxiliary Hospital
and Nursing Home District The area of the M D involved is that area
of the M D presently within the Drumheller General Hospital Board area
After discussion of this letter, Mr Boake moved that the Deputy Minister
be advised the M D would have no objection to the proposed changes in Auxiliary and
Nursing Home area boundaries in order to make these boundaries co- terminious
with general hospital area boundaries, but feel that that such hospital area
boundaries should be co- terminious with Municipal District boundries, and
further that the�o^rth boundary of the Drumheller Hospital Area should
be reviewed an sinue to the east between townships 30 and 31, rather
than jogging further north and then east as it presently does
Carried MEETING WITH ED
Mr Ed Dunay, Assessor the M D then entered the meeting He noted that Day
there may be a resolution come up at the Fall Convention concerning
assessment of oil field equipment The oil companies are attempting to ASSESSOR
convince the government to allow them straight line depreciation on oil well
equipment each year until it is fully depreciated At the present time
depreciation is allowed at 10% per year down to 50% Assessors feel
that oil equipment should be assessed at 65% of its value and dde-pxeciation allowed only
during general assessments After brief discussion of this matter, Mr Dunay
left the meeting
Mr Ferguson left the meeting at this time 10.40 A M to attend a meeting
in Edmonton as Deputy Reeve MEETING WITH
A delegation from the Rosebud Seed Plant entered the meeting at this time ROSEBUD SEED
Mr Berdahl introduced Mr Merle Marshman and Mr Jim Clark to the Council PLANT
and Mr Marshman then gave a presentation about the need for a new seed cleaning DIREC'T'ORS
plant at Rosebud After discussion of this matter with Mr Marshman and Mr Clark, i
they were thanked for coming and left the meeting - Time 11.05 A M
After further discussion of this request for funding for the new plant, Mr
Hastie moved that the M D agree to contribute its one -third share of the
municipal contribution of 20% towards a new seed plant at Rosebud to a maximum
of $66,666 00 on the following conditions
1 That the Provincial Government change its grant structure and contribute
40% of the costs of the new plant without any maximum limit on its contributions
2 That the Board of Directors obtain contributions from the plant shareholders
to meet the requirEd shareholders' contribution of 40% of the costs for the new plant
3 That the County of Wheatland agree to contribute its two thirds share of the It
municipal contribution of 20% towards the costs of the new plant
4 That the M D of Kneehill's contribution would be payable to the Board, upon
compliance of the above noted terms, and payable in equal amounts over a period 4,942
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up to three years
FWMAW
COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 16th, 1981
Carried
P 3
Alberta Housing and Public Works have agreed to pay an additional grant HUXLEY CURLING
of $2374 00 to the Huxley Curling Club under the Community Services Grant CLUB GRANT
Program and require an agreement with the M D in order to pay this
additional grant
Mr Maerz moved that the Reeve and Municipal Administrator be authorized
to sign the required agreement with the Provincial Government in order
to obtain the additional grant for the Huxley Curling Club
Carried
TORRINGTON AG SOC.
Mr Maerz noted that the Torrington & District Ag Society would SCRAPER
like to hire an M D scraper for approximately 1z days to do some landscaping RENTAL
work around their building in Torrington The work would be done on
Saturday and Sunday by an M D employee After discussion of this request
Mr Boake moved that the Torrington & District Ag Society be allowed to
hire an M D scraper for Saturday and Sunday - November 21st and 22nd
on condition that an M D employee be hired by the Society to operate the
scraper, and the Society obtain permission of Alberta Transportation to
cross Highway 27 if they wish to move the dirt across the highway and
further that they have good traffic control available to prevent any
accidents or liability accruing to the M D , and further moved that the
Society be charged for the use of the scraper at half the government rate
less the operator's wages, and the Society agree to pay the operator's
wages.
Carried MEETING WITH ALTA
Mr B Kathol, Mr M McGregor and Mr Peterson from Alberta Transportation TRANSPORTATION
entered the meeting to discuss with council a possible solution to a problem
with the intersection at NW 31- 33 -25 -4 (On Highway 27 West)
There is a bad hill on the highway and traffic coming from the south
and turning west could create a dangerous situation for traffic coming
from the west This problem has been discussed many times over the
past years, and no solution has been found to date The possiblity of
installing a service road from the intersection either going west or east
might solve the problem, but the service road to the east appears to be
the best solution and in order to do this, it would likely require the
removal and re- location of the D Oster farmstead, as a service road
would isolate his buildings between the highway and the service road.
After lengthy discussion of the matter, the costs involved and the need
for a service road on both the north and south sides of the highway, the fact
that the sight distance now meets minimum transportation standards, and further
that if a service road was installed it would take more agricultural land out
of production and the service road would become the responsibility of the M D ,
it was generally agreed that installation of service roacb from the intersection
to the east appeared to be the most logical solution, if a reasonable compromise
could be arranged with Mr Oster regarding re- location of his building site,
and if for safety the installation of the service roads appears to be totally
necessary
There was discussions with Mr Kathol and Mr McGregor regarding possible
government projects in Kneehill in 1982, as well as the improved approaches
on Highway #9, the Economic Stabilization Grant, The Anderson Bridge Project,
the need to widen SR 585, the condition of the Buffalo Jump Park Road, and the
use of calcium chloride as a dust control on roads
Mr Kathol, Mr McGregor and Mr Peterson were thanked for coming and they left
the meeting at 11 50 A M
The meeting then adjourned for dinner until 1.00 P M. DINNER
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COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 16th, 19E
The Three Hills Hospital are holding a meeting in the M D Council Room
on November 24th to review with all concerned the new hospital plans and
construction and requests that an M D councillor be present for the
afternoon portion of the meeting
Mr Jeffery noted that Mr Ferguson had volunteered to attend this meeting
on behalf of Council
THREE HILLS
HOSPITAL
ANU24DMENTS TO
The following amendments are required to the Development Control By -law 913• BY -LAW 913
1 Albert Stickel has requested an isolation of existing farmstead on
SE 32- 31 -25 -4 of 2 53 acres
This is less than the rrununum size of 4 acres allowed in the by -law
and requires an amendment to allow for this size of a subdivision
After discussion Mr Maerz moved first reading to by -law number 957, this
being an amendment to by -law 913 to allow for an isolation of farmstead on
SE 32- 31 -25 -4 of less than 4 acres in size
Carried
2 Don Bruck & Stan Christon of Ruarkville have submitted an application
for subdivision of Lots 7 & 8 in Block 3 Plan 7810405 to create new lots
22, 23 & 24 The sideyards for Lot 24 do not comply with M D requirements
for five feet, and an amendment is required to allow for this subdivision
BY -LAWS
957, 958, 959 &
Mr Maerz moved first reading to by -law 958, this being an amendment to by -law
913 to allow for relaxation of the north side yard requirement for proposed
Lot 24 in Block 3 Ruarkville, from five feet to four feet
Carried
3
Mr G Kimmel has submitted an application for subdivision of 21 acres for
an intensive hog operation from the Sz of 3- 31 -26 -4
This would require redesignation of both quarters from Agriculture Conservation
to Agriculture, and Mr Kimmel has paid the required $50 00 per quarter fee
After discussion of the request for redesignation, Mr Maerz moved first
reading to by -law 959 to redesignate the S2 of 3- 31 -26 -4 to Agriculture
Carried
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4
Mr John Johnson of Huxley has submitted an application for redesignation of
the SE 11- 34 -24 -4 in order to allow for a subdivision of this quarter into two
80 acre parcels He wishes to sell one 80 acre parcel to his daughter and son -in -law
so they may build a home there and continue with their present farming operation
After discussion of this matter, Mr Boake moved first reading to by -law 960,
this being a by -law to redesignate the SE 11- 34 -24 -4 from Agriculture Conservation
to Agriculture
Carried DATE FOR PUBLIC
Mr Hastie moved that the public hearings required for amendments to the land HEARINGS
use by -law 913 be held on Monday, December 14th, 1981, as follows
Re By -law 957 1.00 P M
By -law 958 1:15 P M
By -law 959 1.30 P M
By -law 960 1.45 P M
and the required advertisements of the public hearings be published in the
Three Hills Capital
Carried CANCELLATION OF
TAXES RE
Mr Dave Harper has requested Council to consider cancellation of taxes levied Pt SE
on a rental house he owns, which house is located on land owned by the Churchill 27-28-20-1
Community Association There is no land assessment,only an improvement assessment
j! of 1360 against the house and the 1981 taxes amounted to $183 74
The house has been vacant since December of 1980 and will be sold and moved in due course
After discussion Mr Campbell moved that the Council cancel taxes levied against
this improvement assessment of 1360 in the sum of $183 74 for the year 1981
Carried
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COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 16th, 1981
P 5
Mr Hoff moved that the balance of this agenda be tabled until the next
meeting of Council
Carried
Mr Hastie reported that the Wimborne Rural Electric Association has
hired a firm to do some brush clearing for them on some roads in the
Wimborne area and the PEA wonder if the M D would like to enter into
a cost sharing arrangement with them for total brush removal on these
roads The cost for the equipment and men is around $200 00 per hour
After discussion Mr Berdahl moved that the M D agree to cost share
with the Win-borne R E A , for removal of the brush on a one mile stretch
of road West of 29- 33 -25 -4 as a test project and the matter be reviewed
again at that time
Carried
Mr Maerz noted he has problems with two culverts
1 Culvert needs to be raised West of 25- 31 -26 -4 Alvin Keiver
2 Culvert needs to be lowered South of 14- 32 -27 -4
It was agreed both these requests be inspected by the Road Co =ttee
BRUSH CLEARING
ON ROAD
West of
29- 33 -25 -4
PROBLEMS WITH
CULVERTS
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WATER DRAINAGE
Mr Maerz further reported the M D raised a road south of Elmer id retch's PROBLEM
residence and by doing so created a water drainage problem The water
now stays between the road and Mr Albretch's buildings It was agreed
that i-'Ir Maerz attempt to rectify the problem with his w_,-. »u.ial motor grader
V\
a adjourn ADJOURNMENT .
Carried
Mun' ipa Administrator
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ACCOUNTS
NOVEMBER 16,1981
38439
M.D. of Kneehill #48
60,686 16
Payroll
38440
Alberta Assoc of M D & Counties
31,320 55
Inv,tools,repairs,shop sup
38441
Acklands
377 35
repairs,shop supplies
38442
Accurate Auto Body Ltd
1,499 49
repairs
38443
Ken Adams
3,062.72
equipment rental less fuel
38444
Aggregate Machinery Ltd
699.79
inventory
38445
38446
Alberta Attorney General
A.G T
10 00
Land Titles Office
318 67
Oct accounts
38447
A G T
200.95
Repair cut cable
38448
Alberta Power Ltd
1,044.73
Oct accounts
38449
Margaret M Barnes
668.65
Borrow pit agreement
38450
#I
Beaver Dumber Co Ltd
11 04
Repairs
38451
Bertram Drilling Ltd
960 00
Equipment rental
38452
Big 4-Motors;
43.70
inventory
38453
Wm H K Blott
157 81
repairs
38454
John Binet
367 50
radio repairs
38455
Brake Drone Co Ltd
142 12
inventory
38456
Brenda Auto Supply Ltd
183.35
inv, shop supplies,tools
38457
Burroughs Business Machines
3,686.08
maintenance
38458
Caltronics Communications Ltd
263 49
Radio repairs
38459
Canadian Forestry Equipment Ltd
60 45
tools
38460
Canadian Salt Co Ltd
3,437 44
road surfacing
38461
Canadian Western Natural Gas
302.63
Oct accounts
38462
Canadian National Railways
562 36
Equipment rental
38463
Village of Carbon
26 00
Water & Sewer
38464
Chinook Auto Electric
97.00
inventory
38465
Clean Sweep Products
423.28
repairs,shop supplies
38466
Crossroads Cc munity Hall
1,000 00
1981 recreation grant
38467
Crown Mart
179.07
ASB,repairs,shop supplies
38468
Vernal G Cunningham
993.14
Borrow pits
38469
D & D Fire Extinguishers
54 00
shop supplies
38470
Donald W Davies
572 65
Borrow pits
38471
George Leonard Davies
485.00
Borrow pits
38472
Mrs Alice Devereux
679.50
Borrow pits
38473
Dominion Life Assurance
4,589.90
LTD,Group,Dental
38474
Raymond Mumann
100 16
Mileage -Oct
38475
Elnora General Hospital
5,300 77
Hospital requisition
38476
Foodarama
43.20
Janitor supplies
38477
J E Frere & Son
7.90
inventory
38478
Gregory J Frolek
336.58
Borrow pits
38479
Gehrings Transport
38 42
freight -shop
38480
Gibbs Ford Mercury
436 01
inventory,3 Hills RFP
38481
Karl R Gundlach
14.72
mileage
38482
Rasa & Lorance Guttridge
100.00
Borrow pits
38483
H T Howie & Son Farm Equipment
226 57
Repairs,inventory,ASB
38484
Hopkins Construction (Lacombe) Ltd
18,712 50
Equipment rental
38485
Imperial Oil Ltd
2,792.25
fuel
38486
J C Jeffery, Petty Cash
69.83
postage,fuel,shop supp
38487
Jubilee Insurance
1,760 00
Liability,Master policy
38488
Albert Kimmel
54 40
mileage
38489
Kipp Scott Pontiac Buibk
18.00
inventory
38490
Kneehill Ambulance
5,487 33
October revenue
38491
Melvin Raymond Koch
55.00
Borrow pits
38492
Dr Anthony Lee Ying
20 00
Medical -Tack Tutt
38493
Mrs Margaret Leyden
343 50
Borrow pits
38494
Linden Motors Ltd
18 03
Linden RFP
38495
Linden Trading Co-op
29,446 74
Fuel
38496
Kenneth A Linderman
18.00
Borrow pits
38497
Macleods
17.16
inventory,shop supplies
38498
Ben Maerz
3,075.21
Equipment rental
38499
Ben Maerz
1,365 87
Borrow pits
38500
Mainline Farm Sales
114 60
inventory,sign material,AM
38501
Mery & Rons Service Ltd
56.45
3-Hills RFP
38502
Moores Machine Shop
171 55
inventory
38503
Hugh F & Catherine E Morrish
623 04
Borrow pits
38504
Motorola Ltd
3,351.10
Pagers - Linden RFP, 3-Hills R
38505
Norwesco Industries Ltd
18.89
inventory
38506
Old Bow Lumber
129 88
Signs,
38507
J C. Pennann Building Supplies
33.62
repairs
38508
Pitney Bowes
54.75
Postage meter rental
38509
Brian Plant
48.00
Mileage
38510
John Elmer Price
71 50
Borrow pits ����
ACCOUNTS november 16,1981
Page 2
38511
Public Service Pension Administration
6,920 27
October pension
38512
Lyle Regehr
165 00
Linden RFP -radio repair
38513
Regional Comptroller -CNR
1,299 67
Equipment rental
38514
Reliable Rug Care
30.00
Janitor supplies
38515
George Rempel
7.00
meal - Calgary
38516
Robert B & M Joyce Robertson
86.00
Borrow pits
38517
Rollies Motor Products
151 40
inventory,repairs
38518
John R Sailer
407 00
mileage
38519
Safety Supply Canada
3,038 25
3 -Hills RE?
38520
Select Printing Ltd
77.60
shop supplies
38521
Snap -on -tools
30 50
tools
38522
Sproule Bearing Supply
206 43
inventory
38523
Standens Ltd
77 81
inventory
38524
James Stewart
82.00
Borrow pits
38525
Alfred Stickel
222.60
borrow pits
38526
Elmer Stickel
110 00
Damage - general land
38527
Sunalta Appraisals Ltd
317 22
Appraisal for insurance
38528
Superior Disposal Ltd
30.50
October pic -ups
38529
Superior Emergency Equipment
2,999.66
3 -Hills RFP
38530
Norman L Tainsh, Prof Corp
169 36
Legal fees- Swalwell
38531
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
339.86
repairs,shop,tools
38532
Three Hills School Division #60
9,558.36
fuel
38533
38534
Three Hills Tire Ltd
Art Thomas
560 13
ASB repairs, shop repairs
7 00
ASB Meal
38535
Town of Three Hills
18 77
Carbon transfer stn,RFP
38536
Mrs Betty Ann Toews
1,994.80
Borrow pits
38537
Trans Alta Utilties
49.61
Street lights
38538
Trentham Transport
319 52
shop freight
38539
Trochu Motors
20 15
ASB Machinery repairs
38540
Turple Brothers
689.00
Power plant
38541
United Auto Electric
327 35
Inventory
38542
Union Tractor Ltd
1,061 88
repairs,inventory
38543
United Auto Electric
451.11
inventory
38544
Vaughns
128.45
Parks,repairs,shop,tools
38545
Vulcan Machinery & Equipment
171 79
inventory
38546
Waterous Power Products
5,904 78
inventory
38547
Weich Industries Ltd
60 00
inventory
38548
Western Wheel & Parts
50 08
inventory
38549
Wilmac Equipment
379.76
repairs
38550
Witral Holdings Ltd
51 51
Borrow pits
38551
David Wolf
102 99
Borrow pits
=Emma 6 38552
G.A. Berdahl
935.76
Council fees
38553
R G Campbell
658.15
" to
38554
T A Ferguson
594 76
"
38555
R E Boake
859.02
38556
Otto Hoff
631 79
"
38557
Richard Maerz
784 47
"
38558
Bruce G Hastie
682.58
"
38559
Receiver General for Canada
24,115.62
UIC, Inc tax
,w M
1
PAYROLL FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1981
5703
Alex Cunningham
Utility Officer
1554.03
5704
Norman Soder
Ag Fieldman
1455 77
5705
Art Thomas
Assist Fieldman
978 28
5706
Karen Boese
Computer Operator
801 13
5707
Edward Dunay
Assessor
1823.74
5708
John Jeffery
Mun Administrator
1999.83
5709
Herman Martens
Accountant
1301 17
5710
John Sailer
Assist Assessor
978 28
5711
Linda Shearlaw
Stenographer
1014 37
5712
Jean Wilkinson
Assistant Administrator
1762.28
5713
John Dorn
Grade Foreman
1850 68
5714
George Rempel
Gravel Forman
1730.26
5715
Oris Rodger
Utility Foreman
1801 16
5716
Keith Smith
Shop Foreman
1460 62
5717
Maurice Tourneur
A S B Labourer
1096 04
5718
Joseph Csakany, Jr
P.W. Labourer
673.07
5719
Tim C Arnold
P W Labourer
1,436.88
5720
Brian Bauman
to #1
1,359 05
5721
Vernon Bitz
04 of
1,433 36
5722
5723
Dennis A Bramley
Dave A
it
to
1,251.01
Burden
1,157.73
5724
Joseph Csak,any Sr
of
1,397 10
5725
Raymond Ehrmann
of
1,449 33
5726
Gary B &mninger
it
1,384 92
5727
David Lee Flanagan
of
1,444.15
5728
Joe Friederich
go
1,349.09
5729
Glenda Gascon
it
1,251 01
5730
Lyle Gelinas
1,442 77
5731
Karl Gundlach
1,499 52
5732
Robert Gundlach
1,302.68
5733
Vernon M Haskell
�� r�
1,639 23
5734
Harvey Jesske
1,474 46
5735
Albert Kimmel
1,529.87
5736
Douglas Knapp
1,596.00
5737
Dennis Kober
1,240 80
5738
Miles Maerz
1,373 03
5739
Alan G MEding
1,259.16
5740
Brian E Meding
1,309.58
5741
Leonard McCook
1,258 06
5742
James R McMurtry
1,353.75
5743
Earl McRae
1,617.65
5744
Brian Plant
1,442 77
5745
Wallace Rasmussen
1,423 05
5746
Garry A Schneider
1,376 44
5747
Fred Slootweg
1,279.04
5748
Brian Sowerby
1,361.29
5749
David B Tetz
1,376 55
5750
Danny Thomas
1,034 93
5751
Ken Thompson
1,521 66
5752
John Tupper
1,430 19
5753
Jack Tutt
1,490 83
5754
R Michael Vickery
1,472 84
5755
Glen Wagstaff
1,583.22
5756
Sandy Weir
1,348.74
5757
Henry Wiens
1,481 97
5758
Robert D Kennedy
1,301 98
M
5759
Walter N Corry
ASB Laborer
1,206 88
5760
Leon Walesky
" to
1,123.12
5761
Anthony J Greke
of of
1,241 01
5762
Cancelled
5763
Alan Hazel
P/W Laborer
1,381.46
1