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Home My WebLink About1983-06-28 Council Minutes• • 3 0 AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28th, 1983 1 Approval of Minutes June 14th 1983 2 Bank Reconciliation Statement Month of May, 1983 3 Accounts to be paid June 28th, 1983 4 Appointments Gordon Long - 9.30 A M see Item # 5 5 Three Hills Golf Course and H Jesske Road Project Water Line 6 John Jeffery Report 7 Shop & Foremen Committee Meeting - June 23/83 8 Notice of Resignation - Karne Boese 9 Report from Delegates attending Jasper Elected Officials Seminar to 10 Report from L A B re Grantville and othersannexation /Town of Three Hills 11 Need by -law to reduce Ruarkville debenture time period from 25 years to 10 years 12 Request from John Mamona re power contributuion - Ruarkville $200 00 13 Request for first time gravel - Pt Road West of 10 in 31 -23 -4 14 Review list of items to be sold 15 Road Allowance East of 24- 34 -24 -4 re road liabli.ty 16 Letter from Alta Occupational Health and Safety Division re new regulations 17 Letter from Town of Three Hills re- 1983 Public Transportation Assistance Grant 18 Review letter from Town of Three Hills re fire budget 19 Review draft by -law re establishment and operation of a fire department Report re- Fire Convention 20 Review contours re. Vetter Bridge 21 Review letter re* Ken Kraft drainage problem and report from committee 22 Motion to approve signing agreement - Martens - Grantville property 23 Letter from Alta Environment re design and approval of water supply systems for private developments Review Draft for changes to condominium Property Act - Letter from Connie Osterman 24 Review application for redesignation - A W And Ben Bauer - SE 21- 32 -26 -4 25 Review need to send written letter to Palliser re. proposed reg plan 26 Complaint received re- manure from hog operation draining onto other lands a.i' • 0 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28th, 1983 A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held on Tuesda June 28th, 1983, commencing at 9.00 A M in the M D Office in Three Hills Those present were. G A Berdahl Otto Hoff Robert E Boake Richard A Maerz T A Ferguson Bruce Hastie R G Campbell Division 1 (Reeve) Division 2 Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 Division 7 PRESENT Mrs Jean Wilkinson , Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes A Mr Berdahl called the meeting to order at 9 00 A M .4 APPROVAL MINUTES Mr Maerz moved approval of the minutes of the council meeting of June 14th, 1983 1 0 CARRIED There was discussion about the publication of the 1983 mill rates and comparison with the 1982 mill rates and also discussion about the use of the Town of Three Hills garbage site It a 'a g g appears the Town may not allow the M D residents ,mss � , to use their site any longer This matter will have to be reviewed —'� ,S t;gd! again with the town �as'"'f BANK STATEMENT Mrs Wilkinson, reviewed the bank reconciliation statement for the month of May, 1983, and after discussion Mr Campbell moved approval of the statement as presented CARRIED J C JEFFERY Mr Jeffery's report covering the period June 14th to June 28th was then REPORT reviewed and discussed The annexation of Grantville and the debenture situation was discussed and Mr Hastie moved that the entire transfer of the hamlet of Grantville over to the Town of Three Hills should be reviewed with the Town of Three Hills before making any definite decisions about the GRANTVILLE Grantville debenture situation, and further moved that a committee of ANNEXATION R A Maerz, G A Berdahl, T A Ferguson and J C Jeffery arrange a meeting with the Town of Three Hills or a committee from the town C b m M to discuss the situation AU j- ID CARRIED i f� i c��N The problems with the Fiat Allis crawler were reviewed and it was noted that Costello Equipment is attempting to correct the problems Mr Boake moved approval of the report given by Mr Jeffery CARRIED Mr Gordon Long entered the meeting at 9 30 A M FIAT ALLIS CRAWLER TOWN OF THREE He reviewed with council the proposed HILLS GOLF COURSE p p pipe line to be installed from the Town of Three Hills sewage lagoon over to the new golf course location PIPE LINE and gave each councillor a sketch of the proposed location of the line They would like to bring the line out from the sewage lagoon to the south, across the M D road allowance and run the line along the south side of the M D ditch and hook into the existing abandoned water line at the north west corner of the NW I of 23- 31 -24 -4 The line could be installed in the ditch dust prior to the M D's crew completing the road work planned for that road in 1983 The waste water would be used to irrigate the grass at the golf course The matter was discussed in detail with Mr Long and it was noted that the Town would have to accept responsibility for any damage which might occur to the road as a result of the line being on M D road allowance (such as cave ins, etc ) and as well would have to repair any road damage which might occur as a result of digging up the line should that be necessary It was also noted that the line would have to be as low or lower than the existing Bumper gas line which crosses the road allowance. It was also noted by Mr Long that there should be no run off of sewage waste water from the golf course An agreement would have to be worked out with the Town of Three Hills and it would require co- ordination with the main crew Mr Long left the meeting at this time - 10 00 A M , Mr Hastie moved that the M D agree to allow installation of the pipeline re lag 00 • • U • COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28th, 1983 P 2 Ion the south side of the road allowance south of Section 26- 31 -24 -4, on condition that the Town of Three Hills enter into the necessary agreement with the M D of Kneehill and the Town accepts all liability and responsibility for the said line, and will save the M D harmless from any liability or damages which might occur as a result of the said line being located on M D road allowance, and further agrees to remove, replace and or locate the said line at their own expense should the M D require such removal replacement and or location, for any reason CARRIED g�g!The minutes from the Shop & Foremens (were then reviewed, and discussed l;It was generally agreed that a larger 'used for fill on light coat surfaced 4 Carbon South road - as pit run is Committee Meeting of June 23rd size of crushed gravel should be roads - such as the Buffalo Jump not suitable for that use The problems with the Fiat Allis crawler were again reviewed and agreed that the situation must be monitered to see how the replacement crawler works and to ensure that the M D crawler when returned by the company does in fact work properly SHOP & FOREMEN COMMITTEE MEETING FIAT ALLIS CRAWLER It was agreed that the M D should contact Alberta Environment again GRAVEL FROM with a view to obtaining gravel from the Red Deer River, and Environment RED DEER RIVER be advised of the costs being incurred by the M D hauling gravel such a long distance to the north end of the M D 7 The problem of damage to the garbage transfer boxes was reviewed and GARBAGE BOXES it was agreed Mr Boake should review this problem at the next Drumheller & District Solid Waste Association meeting. �r 3 to ckY The need for medicals by STEP students was reviewed and Mr Maerz moved MEDICALS FOR that the STEP students must have a medical and this medical be obtained STEP STUDENTS from Dr Uptigrove, prior to commencement of work There was lengthy discussion about the re- classification of summer employees and it was suggested the foremen should again be advised it is not RECLASSIFICATION necessary to move summer employees from the junior labourer category and OF SUMMER they should give careful consideration to keeping employees in the same EMPLOYEES category for a longer period of time Mr Boake moved approval of the Shop & Foremen Committee Meeting Minutes June 23rd, 1983 CARRIED 14rs Wilkinson read a letter of resignation from Karen Boese, and Mr Ferguson moved that the resignation be accepted CARRIED Mr Maerz, Mr Hastie and Mr Boake reported on the recent Elected Officials Seminar they attended in Jasper There was a good workshop on hiring and firing practices and a review of the Human Rights Act which outlined among other things what an employer may ask a potential employee about himself - such as age, etc There was a computer information course and it was very informative The seminar was quite worthwhile Mr Campbell moved to accept and file the report CARRIED The annexation of Grantville and other areas to the Town of Three Hills was then reviewed Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the board order and the areas annexed to the Town and noted the annexation was effective January 1st, 1983 The costs incurred by the M D since the beginning of the year in Grantville power costs, garbage pickup, gravel on roads, grading , snowplowing etc, should be reviewed and reimbursement obtained from the Town as the Town will be taxing the residents of Graj�kville for the year 1983 Mr Hoff moved acceptance of the report CARRIED APPROVAL OF MINUTES RESIGNATION OF KAREN BOESE ELECTED OFFICALS SEMINAR REPORT ANNEXATION OF GRANTVILLE AT OTHER AREAS TO THREE HI - such as 0 a' i • • • COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28th, 1983 P 3 Mrs Wilkinson noted that it would be necessary to amend the Ruarkville debenture by -law number 950 as the debenture repayment will be over a period of 10 years rather than 25 years After brief discussion Mr Ferguson moved first reading to by -law number 1014, this being a by -law to amend by -law 950 to provide for a period of 10 years debenture repayment rather than 25 years CARRIED Mr Maerz moved second reading to this by -law carried Mr Hastie moved that third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Boake moved third reading to this by -law CARRIED RUARKVILLE WATER DEBE IVAII Mrs Wilkinson reviewed a problem which Mr John Mamona has with regard RUARKVILLE i. to payment of the $200 00 contribution for power services in Ruarkville POWER He has requested time to pay the account until September 30th, 1983 ACCOUNT After discussion of the request Mr Ferguson moved Mr Mamona be J MAMONA given an additional six months time until the end of December, 1983 I'rCivlst� p 4'ic4 jj to pay this account CARRIED FIRST TIME Mr Ferguson requested approval for first time gravel on a short stretch GRAVEL of road - about 1 /16th of a mile between Sections 9 and 10 in 31 -23 -4 BETWEEN 9 & There are 4 oil wells in this area and the oil company built up the 10 in 31 -23 -4 portion of M D road in question but it has not been gravelled 1 /16th mile The road committee had inspected the road construction some time last //� ,? fall, but gravel had not been approved for the road Ceo d After discussion of the request Mr Boake moved approval for first time gravel for that portion of the road in question ��, ,ter ��,1 %3 y CARRIED t4q.'e The list of equipment which could be sold was reviewed and after discussion Mr Campbell moved that the items be offered for sale by tender with tenders to close July 26th 1983 at 9 00 A M , AND WITH the highest or any offer not necessarily accepted CARRIED Mr Jeffery had discussed with Municipal Affairs whether the M D would have to accept liability for a road constructed on M D road allowance by a private individual and they advise that if the M D allows the road to be built they must accept responsibility for the road and must maintain This is in connection with the request for construction of a road on road allowance east of 24- 34 -24 -4 and due to the springsin the area the road would not stand up Mr Maerz moved that the M D not allow construction of a road on M D road allowance east of 24- 34 -24 -4 CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson read a letter from Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Division regarding work site sanitary facility regulations and after discussion of this letter, Mr Ferguson moved to accept and file as information Mrs Wilkinson read a letter they are agreeable to release date to the Acme Elks project Mr Boake moved to accept and CARRIED it LIST OF EQUIPMENT TO BE SOLD M D LIABILITY FOR ROADS 41 SANITARY FACILITY REGULATIONS from the Town of Three Hills in which they advise of their 1983 area allottment less any claims to .f PUBLIC It was noted replies from Trochu & Torrington hASATYRn file as information receive CARRIED GRANT Mrs Wilkinson read a letter from the Town of Three Hills with regard to the 1983 fire department budget, and the town have agreed to remove from the budget storage costs for the water truck, but feel that the agreement with the town provides the M D will contribute to the costs of the department in specified proportions and the limits for the M D fire levy and capital sources for an M D truck are internal matters THREE HILLS FIRE BUDGET "!4 Z�Iklg After brief discussion of this letter and review of costs incurred by the M D for attendance at fire conventions - hotel and meal costs etc - for Mr Cunningham it was suggested that the fire budget situation be reviewed with the Town at the proposed meeting to discuss the annexation It was also suggested that attendance by M D personnal at conventions etc should be approved by council prior to the convention 0 El • 0 COUNCIL MEETING Ferguson moved that the letter from entire fire situation be reviewed with JUNE 28th, 1983 P 4 the Town be accept�� and the , the Town of Three Hills CARRIED CARRIED DINNER Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the Ken Kraft drainage situation - NW 26- 32 -26 -4 l Mrs Wilkinson noted the Alberta Bridge Branch wish comments / CA Oe VETTER and a decision from Council as to the alignment for the proposed / ✓ BRIDGE new bridge at INE 27- 31 -26 -4 and Mr Hastie moved this matter be tabled INE 27 -31 until the next meeting of Council in order that Mr Jeffery might 26 -4 be present draft letter, Mr Campbell moved approval of the draft letter CARRIED Gc,c,C,\d CARRIED DINNER Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the Ken Kraft drainage situation - NW 26- 32 -26 -4 WATER & and the conditions under which Mr Almer Weisenberger would allow KEN KRAFT a drainage ditch to be dug on his land - NE 27- 32 -26 -4 DRAINAGE Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the letter drafted for forwarding to Mr Ken PROBLEM Kraft outlining Mr Welsenburger's conditions and also advising Mr Kraft that the M D do not feel they are responsible for the BY -LAW drainage problem and unless he and Mr Weisenburger can come to UP DATE an agreement as outlined by Mr Weisenburger, the M D will have o no further involvement in the problem, and he will have to pursue the o ��e `r matter through some other source After discussion of the problem and the draft letter, Mr Campbell moved approval of the draft letter CARRIED Gc,c,C,\d The meeting then adjourned for dinner between 12 00 Noon and 1.00 P M DINNER and sewer services to the lots being created by Mr and Mrs Herman Martens WATER & Mr Campbell and Mr Ferguson reported on the recent fire convention SEWER LINES !! they attended and Mr Campbell noted that a municipality should FIRE i have a by-law which provides for establishment and operation of the CONVENTION fire departments and such by -law should provide authority for the fire chief to pass over, or stop on private property in order to fight a fire BY -LAW The by -law should also establish rules and regulations for the fire department UP DATE It was noted the M D has an old by -law establishing fire departments and o this likely should be reviewed in view of the changing circumstances o ��e `r Mr Maerz moved that copies of the draft by -law and comparisons prepared o{ by the Fire Chiefs Association be given to the council members and this Gc,c,C,\d matter be reviewed again at a later meeting of council & SEWER CARRIED ip It was agreed that a map showing the various fire areas and telephone numbers of the various fire departments should be published in the local paper for one or two issues Mrs Wilkinson reviewed the costs incurred by the M D to install water MARTENS and sewer services to the lots being created by Mr and Mrs Herman Martens WATER & in Grantville The lines have been installed and the total cost was SEWER LINES $4505 90 The Martens have agreed to pa oseds in a lump sum payment GRANTVILLE within 120 days After reviewing theyagieement with Mr and Mrs Martens Mr Boake moved that the Reeve and Municipal Administrator be authorized to sign the agreement on behalf of the M D CARRIED DRAFT Mrs Wilkinson reviewed a letter and draft guidelines for design and approval GUIDELINES of water supply systems for private developments which have been received ALTA from Alberta Environment Under the draft guidelines if a communal water ENVIRONMENT or sewer system was installed for a rural residential subdivision (cluster type RE WATER subdivisions) the municipality would have to obtain approval for the system & SEWER and assume ultimate responsibility for the operation and maintenance of DEV the system Mrs Wilkinson also reviewed a proposed pondominium property amendment act CON PROP proposed by Mrs Osterman to be reviewed by the Legislature this fall ACT The act would amend the present condominium Act to allow for condoniminization of bare land which would provide an attractive housing alternative especially in the area of mobile home subdivisions or for the development of environmentally sensitive areas Such condominiumization of bare land would only proceed with the approval of the local authority, but might provide a potential for additional revenue without the heavy cost of providing services These two proposals appear to contradict each other and likely if a sewer or water system was required for such a condominium of bareland the M D would be faced with looking after such a water and sewer system After discussion of this matter, Mr Ferguson moved that both Mrs Osterman and Alberta Environment be advised of council's concerns about the financial and other liabilities which appear to be placed on a municipality by both • 1 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28th, 1983 P 5 the draft guidelines from Alberta Environment and the Condominium Property Act Amendment Act CARRIED It was also agreed that the proposed amendment to the Condominium Act be reviewed with Palliser Regional Planning Commission when their representatives are next at a council meeting Mrs Wilkinson reviewed an application for redesignation received from REDESIGNATION Mr A W Bauer and Mr Ben Bauer for SE 21- 32 -26 -4 After discussion SE 21 -32 -26 of the application Mr Campbell moved first reading to by -law 1015 , this being a by -law to amend land use by -law 913 to redesignate the SE 21- 32 -26 -4 from agricultural conservation to agriculture BYLAW CARRIED 1015 Mr Maerz moved that the public hearing required, be held in the M D Office ' in Three Hills at 1.30 P M , Tuesday July 26th, 1983 CARRIED The Palliser Regional Plan was reviewed briefly and it was noted that changes proposed by the M D to the plan have been discussed with Palliser representatives Mr Ferguson moved that the M D advise the Commission in writing of the changes the M D feel should be made in the plan CARRIED Mr Hoff reported he received a complaint about manure from hog barns being pumped out on to land and draining from that land on to other land The party in question - Mr David Dyck has a large lagoon for storage of liquid manure but the lagoon does not appear to be in use After discussion of this matter, Mr Hoff moved that Mr Cunningham investigate the situation and if necessary refer the problem to the Drumheller Health Unit and Alberta Environment CARRIED The list of accounts to be paid today were reviewed and Mr Maerz moved that the accounts be approved for payment subject to further review by the Finance Committee of Mr Berdhal, Mr. Ferguson Mr Campbell and Mr Boake CARRIED Mr Ferguson suggested that in future employeEs uking any courses for which they will expect reimbursement from the M D should obtain approval from the council to take the course CHANGES TO DRAFT REG PLAN PALLISER RE G MANURE FROM HOG BARN ACCOUNTS v There was discussion about the amount being paid for borrow pits and it was BORROW PIT agreed that this matter should be reviewed with the M D ratepayers at POLICY A the next annual meeting and the policy also be reviewed by council a prior to the start of next year's construction season �aN v�� iG t�n� ti- Mr Ferguson noted he is having a blade grade constructed which leads VASSEUR to the Vasseur creek crossing The road construction will likely be & HESKETH completed by fall however the cement on the creek crossing (over the culvert)CREEK CROSS is very thin - about 2 inches - and because of the design of the crossing vehicles crossing get hung up on the culvert He requests permission to have about 1 foot of cement put over the culvert in order to eliminate this problem and to preserve the culvert It was noted that the creek crossing at Hesketh is deteriorating and the cement should be re- surfaced After discussion of these matter, Mr Maerz moved that all low level crossings be inspected and up- graded if necessary and the Hesketh and Vasseur crossings be up- graded as soon as possible CARRIED ��11 A C7 • • • COUNCIL MEETING JL recreation There was discussion about the 1983 /grants set up by Counci in 1984 and after review of this matter, it was agreed Mr Jeffery should review the population breakdown and amounts allotted to the various towns and villages in view of the loss of the population in the hamlet of Grantville and report to the next meeting of council This matter might also be a subject for discussion with the Town of Three Hills Mr Maerz advised council that the Three Hills Seed Plant is considering installation of the dust control system and would like to know if the M D will assist with this project by payment of 20% of the costs After discussion of this matter and noting that the government will pay 40% of the costs of up- grading but the contributions from the M D are not necessary for the plant to receive government funding Mr Maerz moved that there be no future funding for any seed plants within the Municipal District of Kneehill #48 for an indefinite period of time, but that the M D will honour the previous committment made to the Rosebud Seed Cleaning Plant CARRIED Mr Hastie noted he would be away on holidays for the month of July and will miss both meetings After discussion it was agreed that there would not be a need to hold a special council meeting in July Mr Campbell noted that Jim Cunningham is considering a project which would drain the soap hole area on his land - SE 27- 33 -24 -4 He may wish to install a drainage pipe which would be run on an angle under the M D road allowance and allow the water to drain from the SE 27 across the the east ditch and into a natural water run on the North West Quarter of 23 The need to bore the road as opposed to an open cut installation was discussed and Mr Ferguson moved that Mr Campbell be given the authority to deal with Mr Cunningham and allow the installation of the pipe across the M D road allowance if the plans proposed by Mr Cunningham appear satisfactory,and as long as the drainage will not affect other land, and there will be no costs or liability incurred by the M D as a result of the installation of the pipe and drainage of the water 1983 REC GRANT ri FUNDING FOR SEED PLANTS CUT OFF FOR INDEFINITE PERIOD OF TIME ,,e k s HASTIE AWAY IN JULY XA J CUNNINGHAM DRAINAGE PROJECT road and along R GC '( O PC any CARRIED GRAVEL Mr Campbell noted that the Huxley Community Center require some gravel HUXLEY COMM around their property and after discussion of this matter, Mr CENTER Berdahl moved that the M D donated up to 30 yards of gravel h to the Huxley Community Center and the gravel to be obtained by the r 50"" , community center from an M D gravel pit CARRIED MAIN CREW Mr Hoff reported the main crew had to leave the Poffenroth Road Project ROAD PROJECT and move to the Wittstock Project as Canadian Western Natural Gas could not arrange the move of the gas line until late in July There was lengthy discussion about the problems being incurred with utility companies and A G T because of the need for more advance notice to the companies about commencement dates for projects There was discussion about a development underway in the hamlet of Huxley DEV IN without the necessary development and building permits being obtained, HUXLEY and Mra Maerz moved that the owner of the land in question be sent a letter Alex ke advising that any development in a hamlet requires development and building do permits and request he comply with the requirements of the M D land use .n by -law CARRIED Mr Hoff moved that this meeting do now adjourn ADJOURN CARRIED Time 3 55 P M • E i 0 JOHN C JEFFERY REPORT PERIOD JUNE 14th to JUNE 28th, 1983 1 Chip quality at Megli Pit is good 2 Entice Bridge - george re -doing deck - June 20th, 1983 3 Grantville Debenture - recommend due to annexation we settle Grantville situation as follows Debenture amount required $53 083 13 less operating surplus $24,634 90 Town to issue us a cheque for difference $28 448 23 and consider transfer of the water system over to the town complete as far as Grantville is concerned 4 Costello bringing in replacement for FD 30 June 27th, 1983 and will take our crawler to Calgary and fix track and torque problems CORRESPONDENCE 1 Received report from Alta Ag - re poplar trees - Swalwell indicates possible salt injury or drought injury no practical controls available 2 Received(Alta Transportation)# share of road grant $214,087 50 3 Received copy of Rockyview's new general municipal plan 4 Gir Del Hydraulic Services Ltd - have developed a change over for all 700 Series Champion Graders Hydraulic systems Cost $2500 00 +- 5 Letter from Alta Fire Chiefs Association - forwarding membership cards 6 Two day auction Edmonton - June 22 and 23/83 7 Notice of meeting Reg Resources June 16/83 and minutes previous meeting 8 Metro Tech Systems Ltd advice - calcium chloride contents appear satisfactory 9 Letter from Outdoors Unlittered - workshop June 23/83 10 Village of Linden - accepted the 1983 fire dept budget 75 25 % split 11 Received I of municcpal assistance grant I PERMITS 1 Reuben Mandel - Pt SE 1- 31 -25 -4 garage - $10,000 00 2 Brian Sowerby - SE 31- 29 -21 -4 - residence(2nd) $25 000 00 3 R Charlebois - SW 24- 29 -23 -4 - residence $55 000 00 4 Allen Sorenson - SW 32- 29 -25 -4 - Quonset $20 000 00 5 George McKenzie - NW 28- 30 -23 -4- quonset $5,000 00 6 John Schmidt - NW 2- 29- 24 -4 -4 Hog Barn $15,000 00 /) I 6944 6945 6946 6947 6948 6949 6950 6951 6952 6953 6954 6955 6956 6957 6958 6959 6960 6961 6962 6963 6964 6965 6966 6967 6968 6969 6970 6971 6972 6973 6974 6975 6976 6977 6978 6979 6980 6981 6982 6983 6984 6985 6986 6987 6988 6989 6990 6991 6992 6993 6994 6995 6996 6997 PAYROLL FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1983 Alex Cunningham Karen Boese Carol Ducs Edward M Dunay Lori -Dawn Gales John Jeffery Herman P Martens John R Sailer Jean Wilkinson Alison J Reid Norman Soder Artur G Thomas Vernon Bitz Raymond Ehrmann Karl Gundlach Alan Hazel Harvey Jesske Albert Kimmel CNACELLED Goerge Rempel Oris Rodger Keith Smith Henry Wiens Robert Warrington Randy Albrecht Brian Bauman Gary Bergquist Tim Chamberlain Willam Commys Joseph Csakany Maura De Beaudrap Gary B Ensminger Glen Enzie David Lee Flanagan Joe Friederich Lyle Gelinas Robert Gundlach Brian Harder Vernon M Haskell David Keim Robert D Kennedy Dennis Kober Joan Kubinec Larry Ludma Miles Mearz Alan G Meding Brian E Meding Leonard J McCook James R McMurtry Earl McRae Brian Plant Wallace Rasmussen Brian Sowerby David B Tetz 2840 88 2097 01 1200 00 933 19 1582 00 1208 41 3371 24 2320 81 893 75 691 71 3939 75 2618 33 3448 19 2502 44 1583 33 1185 15 2685 08 1857 74 1361 25 1070 23 2443 86 1621 52 1583 33 1185 15 2230 77 1690 62 2237 60 1585 06 2237 67 1648 02 2240 02 1586 57 2480 22 1731 80 2628 50 1933 39 3224 42 2186 71 2893 81 2080 91 2953 06 2039 89 1751 59 1275 77 1424 16 1066 40 2440 25 1728 60 2458 81 1741 19 2601 50 1831 92 2265 76 1618 02 2232 40 1596 61 1937 56 1407 74 1040 00 796 09 2287 35 1638 11 1596 49 1181 91 2495 50 1858 38 2640 95 1855 05 2712 65 1896 55 2402 95 1728 25 2011 45 1453 84 2690 68 1987 52 2255 44 1610 18 2539 70 1923 60 2548 01 1817 36 1990 93 1440 69 2317 86 1650 18 2661 10 1868 68 2396 63 1706 67 2364 72 1684 37 2600 63 1830 8r 2617 05 1900 17 3067 88 2117 73 2516 64 1772 74 2375 75 1692 13 2071 88 1494 09 2251 38 1605 48 1 i n It Payroll for the Month of June, 1983 continued 6998 Danny Thomas 2356 75 1675 09 6999 Ken Thompson 2474 30 1868 97 7000 John Tupper 2256 63 1611 96 7001 Brian Vasseur 1028 50 787 88 7002 R Micheal Vichery 2922 85 1954 64 7003 Robert Voros 1540 08 1143 93 7004 Glen Wagstaff 2981 53 2067 17 7005 Brian Walsh 1427 80 1068 08 7006 Sandy Weir 2301 61 1665 45 7007 Ronald Wik 1562 40 1158 49 7008 Heather Wilkins 1130 00 859 63 7009 Scott Wilson 1203 95 911 45 7010 Zoe Anne Zlot 1625 58 1199 71 7011 Walter Corry 1268 52 957 46 7012 Anthony Greke 1453 17 1085 55 7013 Maurice Tourneur 1496 57 1115 54 7014 Leon Walesky 1453 17 1085 55 7015 Nicholas Mamona 1440 00 1076 43 f 46 'A , R. 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LTD 171 65 1 ?0 iii h:CGFEG I1LiLkING F LI1!1EN (147 ) LTD 1'71 113 92 179 NEIIS TkAILkk L E6H- iPMFhl LT.D. 17.72 865 73 18[ CLEVER INDUSTkIAL SUPPLY 1173 7 3U 192 PGRfLATCh COUhIER LTD -- -1774 ---- - - "� -- 993 73 204 hoLLILs MO.TOk PkODUCTS 17,9 860 U0 229 SUPFRICR EMEkGFNCY EOLIPM-NT 17 /n 95 33 244 TAYLOR, FEAF.Gh T tAk50N -- - - 1171 8 676 78 245 ThAtj MILLS SCHOOL DIVISION -460 177x. 10 00 253 TOWN OF THREE HILL. 1179 144 85 257 THRFE HILLS POP ShOF 179( 361 651 50 26, liiklk. 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