HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-10-11 Council MinutesAGENDA COUNCIL MEETING
OCTOBER 11th, 1983
1 Approval
of
Minutes
- September
27th meeting
2 Approval
of
Accounts
to be paid
October 11th, 1983
3 Appointments
Dev Appeal Hearing - 1/30 P M Allan Duer
4 J C Jeffery report (Nil) correspondence and building permits
5 Review report from Municipal Inspector
6 Request from Acme Elks to extend time limits for Public Assistance Grant - Handivan Project
7 Request to cancel taxes on a rented farm house - Pt SW 31- 31 -26 -4
8 Review report from Finance Committee re. budget to date
9 Appointment of Member to Olds Hospital Board
10 Report from Mickey Clark re. upgrading Dinosaur Trail
11 Letter from Mr Raymond Andrews - cancellation of gravel lease
12 Letter from Gerald G Leonhardt re- taxes in M D
13 Letter from John Frere re road problems etc
14 John Reboul Road Diversion Cancellation - NW 31- 30 -26 -4 - not interested
15 Bridge Authorization Bridge SSW 18- 28 -23 -4
16 Review Norman Klassen Gravel lease
17 Shop & Foremen requested brushing projects for winter
18 Report re. meeting at Red Deer River - gravel removal
19 Request for increase in garbage collection rates - Superior Disposal
20 Request from Alex re- Rural Gas School Safety Program
21 Letter from Alta Environment - Water Resources - re- meeting regarding water shortage
on creeks -
22 ?Results of survey of Wimborne residents re- filter for Wimborne well
23 Correspondence from AAMD & C
Government replies re resolutions passed at Spring Convention
Gavels available for sale
24 Request from P B I re- old rural Three HIlls Fire Truck
25 Appoint J Wilkinson as Secretary to Development Appeal Board and
cancel appointment as Development Officer
26 Review application for double car garage SW 14- 34 -24 -4 - setbacks insufficient
27 Subdivision application - NW 13- 32 -26 -4 - Isolation existing farmstead
28 Dev Appeal Board Hearing - Allan Duer - Permit No 709 -83
COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 11th, 1983
A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held in the M D
Office, Three Hills, Alberta, commencing at 9.00 A M
The following were present for the meeting
Gilbert A Berdahl
Otto Hoff
Robert E Boake
Richard A Maerz
Thomas A Ferguson
Bruce Hastie
Reginald G Campbell
Division 1 (Reeve)
Division 2
Division 3
Division 4
Division 5
Division 6
Division 7
PRESENT
Finlay Code and Harold Mueller were present as observers
J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator was present and recorded the minutes
until 11.30 A M , at which time he left the meeting
Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator recorded the minutes after dinner
Mr Hastie moved that approval of the minutes of the September 27th meeting
be tabled until after dinner today
CARRIED
A list of the accounts to be paid today were reviewed and Mr Campbell
moved approval of the accounts for payment subject to further review
by the committee of Mr Berdahl and Mr Ferguson
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted he did not have a report and council reviewed the
correspondence received and building permits issued to date
Mr Boake moved approval of permits issued and moved that the correspondence
be filed
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery read the reports from the Municipal Inspector - Municipal Affairs
and after discussion of same, Mr Ferguson moved the reports be accepted
and the Reeve acknowledge receipt of same, as required by Municipal Affairs
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reported the Acme Elks (through Mr, Orest Lukey) do not feel
they can comply with the time limit set by Council (December 31st, 1983)
with regard to the Public Assistance Transportation Grant They will
form a committee comprised of one from Acme, one from Linden, one from
Torrington, one from Swalwell and two from the Acme Elks and possibly
one from Beisker and this committee would form the required society and come
up with the guidelines and by -laws under which the society would operate
However they do not wish to commence working on the matter if the time
limit cannot be extended until some time next year After discussion
Mr Campbell moved that the Council reserve the amount of the grant of $11,522 00
less funds expended in 1983 for the Acme Elks until June 30th, 1984
and if the Lodge has not complied with conditions for receipt of the grant
at that time, the monies are to revert to general revenue of the M D
Carried
Mr Jeffery reviewed the report from the Finance Committee concerning
budget matters to date and after discussion of same, Mr Ferguson moved
approval of same
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted that Mr Ben Bauer has indicated his willingness
to sit on the Olds Hospital Board as a representative from the
M D of Kneehill 448 and the Village of Torrington for that area
within the M D which is part of the Olds Hospital Board area
After discussion of this matter, Mr Maerz moved that the M D appoint
Mr Ben Bauer as representative on the Olds Hospital Board for
that portion of the Olds Hospital District which lies within the M D
of Kneehill #48 boundaries. which is designated as Ward 7 such
appointment to be for a three year term CARRIED
TABLE
MINUTES
N
ACCOUNTS
0
J C
JEFFERY
REPORT
A
MUN
INSPECTOR'S
REPORT
s
PUBLIC
ASSIST
TRANSPORT
GRANT
ACME ELKS
N
FINANCE
REPORT
OLDS
HOSPITAL
BOARD
MEMBER
BEN BAUER
COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 11th, 1983
P 2
Mr Jeffery reviewed a memo received from Mr Mickey Clark M L A
regarding required upgrading of the Dinosaur Trail After discussion
of same, Mr Ferguson moved to accept and file as information
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery read a letter
in which Mr Andrews indii
lease with the M D on NE
Mr. Hastie moved that the
the matter with him
received from Mr Raymond Andrews of Drumheller
gates he wishes to terminate the gravel
10- 29 -21 -4 After discussion of this matter
Road Committee contact Mr Andrews and discuss
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reported Alberta Bridge Branch will be working on bridge
SSW 18- 28 -23 -4 and after discussion of same, Mr Boake moved to accept
and file as information
CARRIED
Mr Norman Klassen had asked if the M D wish to use his gravel pit
as the lease expires next year After discussion and noting the lease
likely had already been cancelled, Mr Campbell moved to table for further
information
CARRIED
Mr Hoff reported Mr Alfred Thurn has alot of gravel available for sale
and there is the possibility of getting a pit on his land.
Mr Maerz moved that the road committee check this matter with Mr Thurn
and report back to council
CARRIED
UP GRADING
V,1 DINOSAUR
TRAIL
GRAVEL LEASE
R ANDREWS
NE 10 -29 -21
�r j.,
BRIDGE REPAIRS
SSW 18
N KLASSEN
GRAVEL
LEASE
r �'k"
G�
A THURN
GRAVEL
SOURCE
Shop & Foremen' Committee had requested council establish a brushing /���c BRUSHING
project list for winter works and Mr Maerz moved that each councillor PROJECTS
should bring in his suggestions for brushing projects for the next meeting FOR WINTER
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery reported to council on the meeting held at the Red Deer River`9ep ��� RED DEER
site with Water Resources, Fish & Wildlife,Alberta Environment, and 11 RIVER GRAVE L
River Engineering to discuss the possibility of getting gravel from the
river The government departments will report back to the council
later as to their decision Mr Ferguson moved to accept the report
as information
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery read a memo received from Superior Disposal regarding
garbage pickups for the M D They are requesting an increase in
price for pickups from $750 00 to $900 00 per month, such increase
being required due to the loss of pickups in the hamlet of Grantville
and cost of inflation The loss of pickups in Grantville makes
the run uneconomical at the rate of $750 00 per month The original
price for pickups including Grantville was $882 00 per month
After discussion Mr Campbell moved that the M D agree to pay $900 00
per month to Superior Disposal calculated as follows
Huxley 35 pickups
Wimborne 35 pickups
Sunnyslope 14 pickups
Swalwell 27 pickups
Ruarvkville
48 pickups
159 pickups at $5 03 per pickup = $800 00
Plus Flat Rate for Hesketh $ 55 00
Plus Flat Rate Charge for Linden Nursing Home$ 45 00
Total Charge per month $900 00
with the rate to be effective commencing August 1st, 1983
CARRIED
MAO
GARBAGE
PICKUP
COSTS
SUPERIOR
DISPOSAL
COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 11th, 1983
P 3
Mr Jeffery reviewed a rural gas school safety program which Mr Cunningham
has suggested he would be interested in putting on for the various schools RURAL GAS
in the area The program takes about 11 hours per school and the SAFETY
equipment and instruction material is available from Utilities and Telecommunications
PROGRAM
free of charge 0), eIa xS-e�
Mr Boake moved Mr Cunningham be authorized to put on the program at the
various schools if the schools are agreeable
CARRIED
Mr Hastie noted that the residents of Wimborne would like the FILTER
filter installed in order to eliminate the chlorine taste from their FOR WIM
water The costs of installation of such a filter would be $4118 00 WATER
which would include 2 year service maintenance WELL `
After discussion Mr Hastie moved that the M D install a filter aJ�Stc�
on the Wimborne water well at a cost not to exceed 4118.00 W�e�
A�ifa.
CARRIED
REQUEST FOR
Prairie Bible Institute has asked if the M D would turn their old
rural fire truck from the Three Hills area over to them at no cost OLD THREE
They would maintain the truck as a 2nd Prairie Unit and would continue
HILLS RURAL
to use it as a stand -by unit for the Three Hills Fire Area FIRE TRUCK
Mr Ferguson moved this matter be tabled until the next meeting of P B I
council
CARRIED
Mr Edward Dunay, Assessor,has requested council consider cancellation REQUEST
of the tax levied on a rented farm house on SW 31- 31 -26 -4 The taxes FOR CANCELL-
for 1983 are $1032 58 on the improvement assessment The owner of ATION TAXES
the quarter section Mr Richard John Page has indicated to Mr Dunay RENTAL HOUSE
that the occupants of the house, Mr and Mrs Dennis Gunther assist SW 31- 31 -26 -4
him with the farming operation, although Mr Gunther is also a welder rO<
After discussion of this matter, Mr Boake moved the matter be tabled �� Q 64
until further information is obtained from Mr Page as to whether c<" U `
he is paying wages to Mr Gunther
CARRIED �
Mr Jeffery read a letter received from Mr Gerald G Leonhardt of COMPLAINT
Drumheller in which Mr Leonhardt indicated he did not feel the tax structure GERALD
is equitable, and he also outlined several other complaints he had LEONHARDT
concerning roads, particularly SR 841,1ack of gravel on the municipal
road past his farm and the poor approach into his farmyeard
After discussion of this letter Mr Berdahl moved that the two miles
of SR 841 presently in the calcium chloride experiment, be removed
from that program and put back on the 1984 paving program
CARRIED
It was also agreed that a letter be sent to Mr Leonhardt explaining
matters to him
M
COMPLAINT
Mr Jeffery then read a letter received from Mr J E Frere outlining
JOHN FRERE
some complaints he has concerning lack of culvert between Sj 16- 33 -23 -4
and S1 15- 33 -23 -4 After discussion of the letter, Mr Hoff moved that
the Road Committee look into Mr Frere's complaint with a view to correction
of the problem if possible
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery read a letter from Alberta Environment regarding the water shortage
WATER
on local creeks this year They will arrange a meeting in due course
SHORTAGE ON
to discuss this matter They also mention they would like to discuss
CREEKS
a possible dam on the Kneehill Creek After discussion and noting the
Road Committee should check out the dam on Ron Toews - 5 miles south of
ETC
Richard Maerz' house- West of Section 15- 31 -25 -4, Mr Boake moved the
M D asked Water Resources (Kent Berg) and P F R A to meet with the
M D Council and farmers along the local creeks, and also moved that
Water Resources be advised the M D is not interested in a dam as it would
be too expensive
CARRIED
M
COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 11th, 1983
p 4
Mr Jeffery reported Mr John Reboul of Acme was not interested in having
the land from the old road diversion in NW 31- 30 -26 -4 returned to title NOT
with the balance of his quarter section, and Mr Hastie moved to accept '\ TO CANCEL
and file the report and further moved the road diversion not be cancelled ROAD
at this time DIVERSION
CARRIED NW 31 -30 -26
'G v
AAMD & C has forwarded the official government replies to resolutions 4r�
passed at the 1983 spring convention and Mr Maerz moved that copies x'13) 0 SPRING
of the replies be given to all councillors RESOLUTIONS
CARRIED REPLIES
FROM GOVT
The AAMD & C has gavels available for sale and Mr Maerz moved to accept ✓�
and file the letter as information
CARRIED
Mr Jeffery noted that Karen Boese had been secretary to the Development Appeal
Board and since she has now left the employ of the M D a new secretary SECRETARY
should be appointed FOR DEV
Mr Maerz moved that Mrs Jean Wilkinson be appointed as secretary to the APPEAL BOARD
Development Appeal Board and her appointment as a Development Control
Officer be cancelled effective immediately `}
CARRIED
The meeting then adjourned for dinner at 11.30 A M � DINNER
Mr Jeffery left the meeting at this time
Mrs Wilkinson entered the meeting at 1.00 P M to record the minutes
Mr Ross Rawlusyk from Palliser Regional Planning and Mr Alex Cunningham also entered
She noted Mr Allan Winther wishes to construct a double car garage on
the SW 14- 34 -24 -4 but the garage will be located approximately 75 feet RELAXATION
from the center line of the road to the west of his land He does not MIN SET
have sufficient room to move the garage back as the lands falls away quite BACKS FOR
quickly After discussion of this matter, Mr Boake moved that council GARAGE
authorize a relaxation of the minimum set -back from the road from 125 feet SW 14- 34 -24 -4
from the center line to 75 feet from the center line of the road lyingtakAo�``'ce
to the west of the SW 14- 34 -24 -4, such relaxation to be applicable only
to the construction of the proposed double car garage
CARRIED
Mr Rawlusyk reviewed the application for isolation of existing farmstead
by Old Mills Farm on NW 13- 32 -26 -4 The proposed parcel is 7 29 acres' ISOLATION
and is a irregular shaped parcel with a long approach into the building site EXISTING
Alberta Environment did not have any concerns about the proposed subdivision FARMSTEAD
and the staff have recommended approval of the subdivision subject to certain NW 13- 32 -26 -4
conditions After discussion of same, Mr Hoff moved approval for the
subdivision be recommended, subject to the following conditions
1 Subdivision be done by means of survey
2 All outstanding taxes be paid
3 Satisfactory arrangements be made for services at no cost to the M D
4 The portion on the tentative plan shown as access be surveyed as part
of the parcel and is not to be dedicated as public access
5 Reserve requirement be waived
CARRIED
Mr Ferguson moved that the council meeting do now adjourn in order to HOLD DEC
hold the development appeal board hearing scheduled for today at 1.30 P M APPEAL
CARRIED BOARD
HEARING
Mr Maerz moved that the council meeting do now re- convene, the development
appeal having been dealt with 0 RECONVENE
CARRIED
Minutes from the recent A S B meeting were reviewed - September 26th 1983 - A S B
and after discussion of various items, Mr Boake moved approval of the said s MINUTES
minutes
CARRIED
COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 11th, 1983
P 5
Mr Berdahl noted he had asked several times for gravel for roads in��+rn
Division 1 and in particular had mentioned this request at the last t� G RAVEL NEEDED
council meeting This was not recorded in the minutes and he AOADS IN DIV
wished the minutes corrected to show this request I
Mr Hastie moved approval of the minutes of the September 27th meeting
subject to addition of the request by G A Berdahl for provision of ✓A APPROVAL OF
gravel on numerous roads in Division 1 MINUTES SUBJECT
CARRIED TO APPROVAL
The matter of whether the M D must install a culvert for Vincent
Maurz or not was discussed again and it was noted the office was CULVERT
still looking for information concerning the matter Mr Campbell moved VINCENT MAURZ
the request for a culvert be tabled pending receipt of additional
informtion from Mr Jeffery concerning the status of Mr Maurz' access
road
CARRIED
Mr Maerz noted that when the work was done on the road dust to the north LIGHT
of P B I it was necessary to have Prairie remove some of their light poles POLES ON
These must now be re- installed and P B I do not wish to pay Alberta Power
for cost of re- setting the poles They have asked if the M D would ROAD NORTH OF
undertake this work for them However it was noted the M D does not P B I
have necessary equipment required to erect power poles and if they
were to do the work for P B I they would merely hire Alberta Power, Q�kev'
pay the costs and this cost would be deducted from the annual grant 1 5#00
in lieu of services normally paid to the school
CARRIED
Mr Ferguson moved that P B I be advised they should arrange for
installation of the poles themselves
CARRIED
Mr Berdahl indicated to the meeting that this would be the last meeting
for both he and Mr Ferguson Mr Berdahl further indicated the M D
has a good office staff, and good men on the P W staff and he felt that
council should take a larger part in the planning of programs - such as
road program- and then see that the work is carried out, perhaps through
liasion with a public works superintendent He felt there must be someone
directing the overall work of the crews He thanked the council for their
co- operation during his terms on council and during his terms as reeve
Mr Ferguson also thanked the council for co- operation during his term on
council and noted he would certainly miss the work particularly his
association with the Health Unit and the Ambulance Committee which he has
served as Chairman since its inception in 1971
Mr Campbell moved a vote of thanks to the two retiring councillors,
Mr T A Ferguson - service of 16 years and Mr G A Berdahl - service of
8 years
CARRIED
Mr Hoff moved that this meeting do now adjourn
Time 3 00 P M
Reeve
CARRIED
LAST MEETING
FOR
FERGUSON &
BERDAHL
RETIRING
COUNCILLORS
0
VOTE OF THANKS
ADJOURNMENT
VA
Mu cip 1 trator
J C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD FROM
SEPTEMBER 27th to OCTOBER 11th, 1983
CORRESPONDENCE
1 Letter from A G T re Directory Assistance Charging
2 Symposium on Proposed Changes to Alberta Condominium Act Oct 24/83 Edmonton
3 Letter from Travel Alberta re events and cultural activities for 1984 Calendar
r 4 Letter from A G T re- installation buried cable West of 21 & 16 in 34 -26 -4
5 Letter from Phil Whiting Computer Systems
6 Report from Alta Treasury Branches
7 Fitness Workshop for Rural Families - Trochu High School Nov 19/83
8 Minutes of Torrington Recreation Board meeting - June 15th, 1983
9 Third Annual IPAC Alberta Regional Conference - Edmonton October 21st, 1983
10 M D Rockyview forwarded copy of their general municipal plan
11 Project News Bulletin from UMA
12 Brochure fromEmployment & Immigration Canada - application for Canada Works Program
13 Received Oiling Assistance Grant $80,000 00 from Alta Transportation
BUILDING PERMITS
1 Hilltop Pork Farms Pt NW 19- 30 -24 -4 single family residence $60,000 00
2 Robert Jackson - Pt NW 3- 31 -25 -4 - Feed Mill $20,000 00
3 Murray Sorenson - Pt SE 25- 29 -26 -4 - 3rd Residence for farm help $45,000 00
4 Don Williams - Block B Plan 2570 J K Wimborne - Machine Storage $24,000 00
5 Lloyd Harder - Pt SW 16- 30 -24 -4 Pole Shed - $4000 00
6 E R Wacker - SW 17- 30 -24 -4 - Machine Shed Addition - $8000 00
7 John H Ferguson - NE 22- 34 -26 -4 - Quonset $5000 00
8 Andy Yost P B I Trailer Court - Porch for Mobile $400 00
9 Herbert Regehr - Pt NW 28- 30 -25 -4 - 2nd Residence non farm purposes $3000 00
10 Cullum Farms Ltd., Three Hills SE 16- 31 -23 -4 - Quonset $22,000 00
11 Don Metzger SW 16- 30 -23 -4 - double car garage $3500 00
12 Benjamin Toews - Mobile Home - $17,500 00 SW 33- 30 -25 -4
NO REPORT
ACCOUNTS TO BE PAID OCTOBER 11th, 1983
Handwritten Cheques Sept
50921 Alberta Power
50922 Estate A Ziegler
50923 Emil Ziegler
Handwritten Cheques. Oct
506 78 Monthly Accounts
412 16 Borrow Pits
1088 50 Borrow Pits
50924
Postmaster General
104
17
A S B Bulletin
50925
Mike Frere
2326
43
Refund Taxes
50926
Bumper Dev
252
84
Refund Taxes
50927
M D Kneehill Payroll
65525
85
Payroll
50928
G A Berdahl
337
00
Council Pay
50929
Otto Hoff
523
76
" "
50930
R E Boake
554
06
" it
50931
R Maerz
470
53
it it
50932
T A Ferguson
400
75
" It
50933
Bruce Hastie
661
05
" it
50934
R G Campbell
308
32
" it
50935
AAMD & C
14610
72
Accounts
50936
A.G T.
270
50
Accounts
50937
Action Automotive
217
73
Inventory etc
50938
Air Vac Brake
124
99
Inventory etc
50939
Alta Power
915
01
Accounts
50940
Allied Chemicals
6965
82
Road Surfacing
50941
Courtney Berg Industries
1190
25
Inventory etc
50942
Big 4 Motors
17
53
Inventory
50943
Brenda Auto Supply Ltd
155,73
Inventory
50944
Ivan Berreth Radio Sales
58.50
Battery, Carbon RFP
50945
Ability Industrial Ltd.
42
25
Inventory
50946
Canadian Wester Natural Gas
328
83
Accounts
50947
Capital Printers Ltd
18
30
A S B Ad
50948
Carbon Valley Motors
67 86
Carbon RFP
50949
Crown Mart
299
86
Shop Supplies
50950
C T A Courier
265
50
Freight P W
50951
Civic Spring & Steering Ltd
175
85
Repairs
50952
Alex Cunningham
19
00
Meal
50953
Canadian National Railway
586
23
Crossing Main
50954
Dominion Life Assurance Co
4435
13
Employee Benefits
50955
Downey Supplies Ltd
104
48
Inventory
50956
Danco Equipment Ltd
454
02
Inventory
50957
Eskimo Refrigeration Ltd
192
35
Inventory etc
50958
Raymond Ehrmann
60
00
Mileage
50959
Victor Garson
7200
00
Royalties
50960
Gehring's Transport Ltd
198
03
P W Freight
50961
Gibbs Ford Mercury
1253
69
Inventory etc
50962
Karl Gundlach
38.40
Mileage
50963
Hanna Seeds Ltd
5132
60
A S B
50964
H T Howe & Son Farm Equip Ltd
191
94
Inventory etc
50965
Hutton's Ltd
306
95
Inventory etc
50966
John C Jeffrey
164
00
Convention
50967
J E Frere & Sons Garage
111
02
Inventory
50968
Kneehill Ambulance Service
17841
08
Requisition
•
50969
Albert Kimmel
44
00
Mileage
50970
Doug Knapp (Allied Tools)
423
25
Tools
50971
Linden Contractors Ltd
35220
00
Crushing
50972
Linden Motors Ltd
100
52
Linden R F P
50973
Local Authorities Pension Board
7910
66
Employee Pensions
ACCOUNTS TO BE PAID OCTOBER 11th, 1983
Bank Summary Totals
General Bank Account 545,249 63
97 Cheques printed
545,249 63
50974
Loomis Courier Service Ltd
6
45
Freight
50975
Linden Agri- Centre Ltd
2
68
Repairs
50976
Ray's Home Hardware Company Ltd
35
56
Shop Supplies
50977
John R Sailer
193
25
Mileage
50978
Keith J Smith
7
00
Meal
50979
Superior Emergency Equipment
34
40
Linden R F P
50980
Norman Soder
21
00
Meals
50981
Sproule Bearing Supply
384
92
Inventory
50982
^
Snap -On Tools
122
85
Tools
50984
Three Hills Foodarama
30
32
Janitor Supplies
50985
n �Cile,k
Three Hills School Division #60
243
71
Fuel & P & S
50986
Three Hills Tire Ltd
523
32
Inventory etc
50987
Trentham Transport
51
80
P W Freight
50988
Triple Seven Fuels
23
30
Trochu R F P
50989
Town of Three Hills
3200
33
Three Hills R F P
50990
Arthur G Thomas
7
00
Meal
50991
Village of Carbon
26
00
Water & Sewer
50992
Agri -Fab Lumber Industries (1981)
Ltd 36
15
Cemeteries
50993
Ad -Visor Publications
17
25
Advertising
50994
Alberta Power Ltd
1441
16
Moving Lines
50995
CRC Canada Ltd
106
05
Ut Officer's Supplies
50996
Drumheller & District Solid Waste
23089
50
1983 Requisition
50997
Drumheller Hospital
6804
38
Requisition
50998
Fort Garry Industries
1150
76
Inventory etc
50999
Grand & Toy
48
52
P & S
51000
Haul All Equipment
1576
48
Dump Box Repairs
51001
Innisfail General Hospital
9118
01
Requisition
51002
Linden Trading Cooperative
33
95
Repairs
51003
Olds Municipal Hospital
5194
78
Requisition
51004
Neufeld Farms
131,54
1982 S T
51005
Princess Auto Ltd
97,20
Inventory etc
51006
Prairie Bible Institute
66
68
Tools, etc
51007
Provincial Treasurer
259439
00
Balance 1982 Req
51008
Reimer Concrete
2791
00
Low Level Crossing
51009
St Mary's Hospital
10392
51
Requisition
51010
Truckline Parts
45
95
Inventory
•
51011
Macleods
162
68
Repairs, etc
51012
Oliver Industrial Supply
253
30
Inventory
51013
Purolator Courier Ltd
9
40
P.W Freight
51014
Petwa Canada Ltd
338
66
Wimborne H2O
51015
Reciever General
35328
68
Income Tax, etc.
51016
Alison Reid
417
50
Mileage
51017
Superior Disposal Ltd
750
00
Garbage
51018
Taylor, Pearson, Carson
309
87
Repairs, etc
$545,249
63
Bank Summary Totals
General Bank Account 545,249 63
97 Cheques printed
545,249 63
0011, IqU
PAYROLL FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1983
7169
Alex Cunningham
2364
58
1803
45
7170
Carol Ducs
1564
00
1195
96
7171
Edward Dunay
2986
66
2088
16
7172
Lori Gales
991
25
700
47
7173
John Jeffery
3279
27
2251
01
7174
Herman Martens
2884
55
2150
29
7175
Alison Reid
1381
25
1048
98
7176
John Sailer
1583
33
1182
90
7177
Jean Wilkinson
2961
08
2063
10
7178
Norman Soder
2364
58
1592
24
7179
Art Thomas
667
35
563
42
7180
Vern Bitz
2230
77
1715
42
7181
Ray Ehrmann
2237
60
1606
13
7182
Karl Gundlach
2237
67
1669
09
7183
Alan Hazel
2878
35
2025
02
7184
Harvey Jesske
2480
22
1754
66
7185
Albert Kimmel
2228
90
1688
47
7186
George Rempel
3199
42
2202
01
7187
Oris Rodger
2749
81
2014
68
7188
Keith Smith
2364
58
1684
33
7189
Henry Wiens
2316
28
1636
92
7190
Walter Corry
1331
76
1001
87
7191
Tony Greke
1469
59
1096
92
7192
Maurice Tourneur
1547
59
1148
83
7193
Leon Walesky
1391
60
1042
92
7194
Brain Bauman
2496
60
1780
91
7195
Gary Berquist
2483
25
1756
15
7196
Dennis Bramley
2231
40
1594
77
7197
Dave Burden
1806
20
1319
71
7198
Faith Christon
1397
55
1047
04
7199
Gary Ensminger
2530
45
1804
04
7200
David Flanagan
2485
20
1870
75
7201
Joe Friederich
2552
55
1819
06
7202
Lyle Gelinas
2610
50
1855
50
7203
Robert Gundlach
2405
52
1747
31
7204
Vern Haskell
2640
95
1976
66
7205
Robert Kennedy
2605
10
1747
31
7206
Dennis Kober
2505
75
1812
35
7207
Larry Luoma
2165
66
1552
65
7208
Miles Maerz
2608
84
1858
87
7209
Alan Meding
2352
00
1694
99
7210
Brian Meding
2164
32
1557
47
7211
Len McCook
2419
95
1736
03
7212
James McMurtry
2529
45
1783
00
7213
Earl McRae
2958
53
2076
15
7214
Brian Plant
2558
08
1821
99
7215
Wallace Rasmussen
2442
05
1751
45
7216
Allen Siemens
441
90
380
88
7217
Larry Smith
1494
68
1114
29
7218
Brian Sowerby
2281
83
1638
05
7219
David Taylor
1533
35
1139
65
7220
David Tetz
2139
03
1552
99
7221
Danny Thomas
1984
56
1436
61
7222
Ken Thompson
2633
20
1994
81
7223
John Tupper
2161
54
1551
03
7224
Rick Vickery
2743
90
1833
37
7225
Robert Voros
1726
08
1266
18
7226
Glen Wagstaff
2479
63
1767
27
7227
Sandy Weir
2470
28
1792
86
7228
Maura DeBeaudrap
1493
99
1113
82
7229
Tim Chamberlain
1030
62
790
33
7230
Willem Commys
888
56
688
92
7231
Alec Nistor
1276
70
962
43
7232
Brian Vasseur
408
51
357
24
7233
Heather Wilkins
331
98
306
39
7234
Nicholas Mamona
400
00
400
00
7235
Nicholas Mamona
400
00
400
00
7236
Nicholas Mamona
748
42
692
69
7237
Alan Hazel
1144
02
672
88