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Home My WebLink About1984-06-12 Council Minutesi COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1984 A regular meeting of the Council of the Municipal District of Kneehill 448 was held on Tuesday, June 12th, 1984, in the Municipal District Office Three Hills, commencing at 9 00 A M Those present were Otto Hoff, Division 2 (Reeve) Robert E Boake Division 3 PRESENT Richard A Maerz Division 4 Harold Mueller Division 5 Bruce Hastie Division 6 (after 1.00 P M ) �' Reginald G Campbell Division 7 J C Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator was present and recorded the minutes Jack Benedict, representative Three Hills School Division after 1 00 P M Mrs Susan Friesen,representative from the Three Hills Capital APPROVAL Mr Maerz moved approval of the May 22nd and May 29th minutes MINUTES of Council CARRIED Mr Jeffery read a letter from AUMA regarding the possibility AUMA CONCERN of AUPE attempting to unionize all local government employees. RE AUPE ATTEMPT This is a concern as AUPE now control all provincial government TO UNIONIZE employees and could effectively control all government employees LOCAL GOVT if it succeeded in its attempt to unionize local government employees Mr Jeffery noted there is a seminar scheduled to discuss this EMPLOYEES matter - June 28th, 1984 in Calgary It was suggested that a resolution should be passed by council to protect this action and after discussion Mr Campbell moved that the Council advise the government that the scope of any bargaining agent given s exclusive jurisdictional rights by the government be restricted from organizing employees outside of their exclusive franchise, or in the alternative that no union be given exclusive jurisdictional franchises, and that any employees, including provincial government employees be given freedom to be represented by any union of their choice, or the right not to be unionized at all CARRIED It would agreed that Mr Hoff, Mr Boake and Mr Jeffery should attend the seminar in Calgary on behalf of the M D i J C JEFFERY Mr Jeffery gave his report covering the period May 22nd to REPORT June 12th. He noted the M D of Starland is not going to hold an auction sale now as insufficient equipment was consignedfor the sale After discussion concerning disposal of the old equipment Mr Mueller moved that the M D advertise the used equipment ✓A DISPOSAL for sale in two issues of the Capital, the Drumheller Mail and USED the Red Deer Advisor and if not sold the equipment be placed EQUIPMENT in an appropriate auction sale CARRIED Mr Jeffery reported that the M D gravel truck involved in GRAVEL TRUCK the recent accident on Highway #9 was quite severely damaged and ACCIDENT will cost about $18,000 00 to repair ,� Mr Boake moved approval of Mr Jeffery's report CARRIED Mr Jeffery read a letter from Alberta Municipal Affairs concerning proposed divisional boundary changes The government will wait DIVIS to see the results of the proposed annexation of Ruarkville and BOUNDARY P B.I. to the Town of Three Hills, but wish to have the boundary CHANGES changes in place prior to the 1986 election It was agreed that council should review the proposed boundary chnages again soon There was discussion concerning the proposed annexation of Ruarkville PROPOSED and P B I to the Town of Three Hills, and it was noted MPH- ��/' P B I FUEL TENDER Mr Jeffery noted that the contract with Esso had not yet GULF BETTER been signed as Gulf Canada had conta tedie office and PRICE indicated the saving for diesel fuel ;was considerably higher than that offered by Esso - approximately $15,000.00 per year Gulf also offered a discount on oil After discussion of this matter, Mr Maerz moved that the M D rescind its previous u motion to purchase its gas and diesel fuel from Esso for the period July 1st, 1984 to December 31st, 1984 and purchase the gas and diesel fuel from Gulf Canada in Three Hills for the six month period in question , and continue to purchase oil and grease from Esso Resources in Three Hills CARRIED BACK UP ALARM Mr Jeffery reviewed prices obtained for purchase of back up PURCHASE FOR alarms for M D. equipment - total cost will be about $1700 00 TRUCKS Old school buses and one ton trucks or less do not require alarms After discussion of this matter, Mr Mueller moved that the M D proceed with purchase and installation of the required back up alarms CARRIED It was agreed that Keith should review the difference in prices i for the actual alarms ' NORCEN ENERGY Norcen Energy has requested permission to up -grade the road West of 16 and 21 in 29 -21 -4 (Loewen Pit Road) and wonder what assistance they might expect from the M D to assist with construction of PERMISSION this road as a lot of dirt will have to be moved There is one TO UP -GRADE mile of road involved After discussion of this matter, Mr ROAD Campbell moved that the company construct the road and the M.D agree to supply all culverts, regardless of size required, and 3/4" crushed gravel for the road surface and the company submit a breakdown of W 16 & 21 VA the costs incurred for the road construction and council may at that time consider some cash assistance toward these in 29 -21 -4 costs CARRIED ke� 4"r 1,ei\'f' It was agreed the road should be a type three and the company should be sent a copy of the M D road construction standards BRIDGE FILE 6571 Mr Jeffery read a letter received from Alberta Bridge Branch SSW 26- regarding bridge file 6571 SSW 26- 31 -26 -4 - bridge near Sunnyslope 31 -26 It appears the bridge is in reasonably good condition and the bridge branch propose some repairs and some rip rapping will also be required After discussion Mr Boake moved to accept and file la'. the letter as information and advise Bridge Branch the M D will assist with hauling the necessary rip rap when required, and will install the necessary bump sign. CARRIED RUBBLE PITS Mr Jeffery read a letter from Drumheller & District Solid Waste & DISPOSAL Management Association regarding the possibility of temporary OF RUBBLE storage of rubble at container sites and disposal of same by hauling out by truck to the Drumheller disposal site 0/ I , COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1984 p 2 there will be a loss of assessment and grants to the M D if the annexation is approved It was also suggested that the Town should be requested to include the road on the west side of the Town in their annexation application The Town has requested a statement from the M.D. as to its �{ ' position regarding the proposed annexation and after further e; ' discussion Mr Maerz moved that the M D advise the Town 5 that the M D generally support the application to annex P B I and Ruarkville and request the Town to include in their application for annexation the one mile section of road on the west side of Three Hills which should now be part of the Town of Three Hills CARRIED BOUNDARY There was further discussion regarding the proposed boundary CHANGES ' changes and it was agreed Mr Jeffery should review the suggested boundary changes and bring a report back to the next meeting of council when all councillors are present FUEL TENDER Mr Jeffery noted that the contract with Esso had not yet GULF BETTER been signed as Gulf Canada had conta tedie office and PRICE indicated the saving for diesel fuel ;was considerably higher than that offered by Esso - approximately $15,000.00 per year Gulf also offered a discount on oil After discussion of this matter, Mr Maerz moved that the M D rescind its previous u motion to purchase its gas and diesel fuel from Esso for the period July 1st, 1984 to December 31st, 1984 and purchase the gas and diesel fuel from Gulf Canada in Three Hills for the six month period in question , and continue to purchase oil and grease from Esso Resources in Three Hills CARRIED BACK UP ALARM Mr Jeffery reviewed prices obtained for purchase of back up PURCHASE FOR alarms for M D. equipment - total cost will be about $1700 00 TRUCKS Old school buses and one ton trucks or less do not require alarms After discussion of this matter, Mr Mueller moved that the M D proceed with purchase and installation of the required back up alarms CARRIED It was agreed that Keith should review the difference in prices i for the actual alarms ' NORCEN ENERGY Norcen Energy has requested permission to up -grade the road West of 16 and 21 in 29 -21 -4 (Loewen Pit Road) and wonder what assistance they might expect from the M D to assist with construction of PERMISSION this road as a lot of dirt will have to be moved There is one TO UP -GRADE mile of road involved After discussion of this matter, Mr ROAD Campbell moved that the company construct the road and the M.D agree to supply all culverts, regardless of size required, and 3/4" crushed gravel for the road surface and the company submit a breakdown of W 16 & 21 VA the costs incurred for the road construction and council may at that time consider some cash assistance toward these in 29 -21 -4 costs CARRIED ke� 4"r 1,ei\'f' It was agreed the road should be a type three and the company should be sent a copy of the M D road construction standards BRIDGE FILE 6571 Mr Jeffery read a letter received from Alberta Bridge Branch SSW 26- regarding bridge file 6571 SSW 26- 31 -26 -4 - bridge near Sunnyslope 31 -26 It appears the bridge is in reasonably good condition and the bridge branch propose some repairs and some rip rapping will also be required After discussion Mr Boake moved to accept and file la'. the letter as information and advise Bridge Branch the M D will assist with hauling the necessary rip rap when required, and will install the necessary bump sign. CARRIED RUBBLE PITS Mr Jeffery read a letter from Drumheller & District Solid Waste & DISPOSAL Management Association regarding the possibility of temporary OF RUBBLE storage of rubble at container sites and disposal of same by hauling out by truck to the Drumheller disposal site 0/ i COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1984 P 3 There was lengthy discussion regarding this matter and the I added costs which would be incurred by the M D fence TORRINGTIN` Mr Jeffery then reviewed the cost for fencing the Torrington RUBBLE PIT Rubble Pit He obtained prices from various fencing contractors and the prices ranged from $1 87 per foot to $2 15 per foot The lowest price was submitted by Town and Country Fencing of Calgary price of $5654 88 After discussion of this matter, Mr Mueller moved that the M.D ' crew proceed with the installation of the fence at the rubble pit during the next rainy spell CARRIED ? NEED FOR I _Mr Jeffery read two letters from Jubilee Insurance concerningADDITIONAL the possibility of obtaining more liablity insurance After LIABILITY discussion of this matter, Mr Maerz moved that the M D not INSURANCE request the extra coverage offered ✓\ CARRIED The minutes from the Parks & Cemeteries meeting held PARKS MEETING May 29th were then reviewed and the park committee recommend MINUTES the M D purchase a 2000 gallon tank for use as a sewer dump SEWER DUMP station at Keiver's Lake Park. After lengthy discussion of STATION this matter, the size of tank which might be required, and whether AT KEIVERS the portable toilets might also be up- graded, the costs which LAKE would be incurred to pump out the tank and toilets every week and other items, Mr Boake moved that the installation of a sewer dumping station at Keiver's Lake Park be tabled and the Aer\.`b matter be discussed again in April of 1985 CARRIED HUXLEY Mr Jeffery left the meeting at this time and Mrs Wilkinson MAINTENANCE advised council concerning the need to amend the Huxley Sewer BY -LAW Maintai.nance by -law number 918 in order to include a new parcel SEWER of land which has been developed and is being served by sewer BY -LAW NO After discussion of this matter, Mr Campbell moved first reading 1041 to by -law number 1041 this being a by -law to amend by -law 918 hj� s "vJ by changing schedule A to add an additional 100 feet of frontage to be charge on First St S (North Si.de)from Railway Avenue to 350 feet East on Queens Avenue - total footage on that street to be 710 feet, CARRIED Mr Boake moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Mueller moved that third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Maerz moved third reading to this by -law CARRIED DATE FOR Mrs Wilkinson advised council it will be necessary to hold court CT OF of revision for business tax appeals and Mr. Campbell moved that REVISION the court of revision be held on Tuesday, June 26th, 1984 at 10 00 A M v` CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson reported that Council could now take clear title BRODIE if they so wished to the Barry Brodie property in Swalwell - Lots PROPERTY 25 to 31 in Block 4 as the required one year from date property SWALWELL TAX RECOVER' BALL Mr Jeffery noted the annual ball tournament with the M D of TOURNAMENT Starland is scheduled for June 22nd, 1984 at the Morrin Bridge v\ Campground MUN GRANTS Mr Jeffery then read a letter from The Honourable Julian Koziak & POPULATION regarding the payment of provincial grants based on population TO INCLUDE and the inclusion in the M D population figures of the resident STUDENTS student population at P B I AT P B I The government have requested the M D re- submit its 1984 census affidavit and they will take the extra population into consideration c� Mr Boake moved to accept and file the letter as information and ✓� ' the office submit a revised census affidavit to the Government CARRIED I HUXLEY Mr Jeffery left the meeting at this time and Mrs Wilkinson MAINTENANCE advised council concerning the need to amend the Huxley Sewer BY -LAW Maintai.nance by -law number 918 in order to include a new parcel SEWER of land which has been developed and is being served by sewer BY -LAW NO After discussion of this matter, Mr Campbell moved first reading 1041 to by -law number 1041 this being a by -law to amend by -law 918 hj� s "vJ by changing schedule A to add an additional 100 feet of frontage to be charge on First St S (North Si.de)from Railway Avenue to 350 feet East on Queens Avenue - total footage on that street to be 710 feet, CARRIED Mr Boake moved second reading to this by -law CARRIED Mr Mueller moved that third reading be given to this by -law at this time CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Mr Maerz moved third reading to this by -law CARRIED DATE FOR Mrs Wilkinson advised council it will be necessary to hold court CT OF of revision for business tax appeals and Mr. Campbell moved that REVISION the court of revision be held on Tuesday, June 26th, 1984 at 10 00 A M v` CARRIED Mrs Wilkinson reported that Council could now take clear title BRODIE if they so wished to the Barry Brodie property in Swalwell - Lots PROPERTY 25 to 31 in Block 4 as the required one year from date property SWALWELL TAX RECOVER' i COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 12th, 1984 P 4 was offered for sale at public auction has expired u Mrs Wilkinson noted the reserve bid established for the auction sale was $2800 00 and further noted that '(o an offer was received some time ago to purchase two of the lots After discussion Mr Maerz moved that the M D proceed to obtain clear title to Lots 25 to 31 in Block 4 Plan Swalwell at a price of $2800 00 CARRIED Mr Jeffery returned to the meeting at this time He advised council that Mrs Susan Toews had called him DAM T0O CLOSE regarding the dam located on Pt 15- 31 -25 -4 and she advised TO ROAD they had only removed about 6" of dirt by levelling the bottom Pt 15-31 - of an existing depression (or slough) to allow easier access 25 -4 for cattle to the water She also noted it likely will be dry by mid summer � Qct�� After discussion of this matter, Mr Maerz moved to accept and file the report given concerning this matter CARRIED Mrs. Wilkinson noted that Councillor Code had requested a GLEN letter be sent to Mr Glen Grenier concerning the destruction GRENIER by Mr Grenier of portion of M D roads adjacent to SW 22 -29 -21-4 DESTRUCTION After discussion of the matter, Mr. Hoff moved that the Road M D ROAD Committee have a look at the situation and discuss the matter with the divisional motor grader operator and report back to j council as to whether Mr. Grenier should be billed for costs incurred to repair the road I CARRIED FALL Mrs Wilkinson reported that the Fall Meeting of CAAMD & C MEETING will be held on Friday, October 12th, 1984 at Lacombe .,. CAAMD&C Oct 12/84 Mr Maerz moved to accept and file as information. CARRIED Mr Maerz moved that item number 18 - review of grants for TABLE rural community organizations be tabled until the next meeting REVIEW of Council COMM ORG. CARRIED GRANTS Mrs Wilkinson read a letter received from J D Mollard and GRAVEL Associates regarding the gravel search conducted by his SEARCH firm and after discussion it was agreed that Mr Rempel J D and Mr Jeffery should review the report in more detail and MOLLARD , have the backhoe testing done as recommended and further , that the testing on the McGuggin Riep land also be undertaken CARRIED Mr. Michael Welsh, Solicitor from Edmonton entered the meeting M WELSH at this time and discussed various items with the Council IN Mr Mueller moved that the council meeting do now adjourn for dinner and the meeting reconvene later this afternoon following ADJOURN completion of the development appeal hearing scheduled for 1.00 P M this afternoon CARRIED RECONVENE Mr Boake moved that Council meeting do now reconvene - 3 05 P M as the Development Appeal Board hearing has been completed `� CARRIED Mr Boake asked for permission for first time gravel on the Gary FIRST TIME Klassen Road - east and south of Linden - which road was GRAVEL built this year by Mr Klassen After discussion Mr Campbell E 20- 1 moved that first time gravel be applied to the approximate 1000 30 -25 -4 feet of newly constructed road east of 20- 30 -25 -4 CARRIED COUNCIL MEETING JUEN 12th, 1984 p 5 Mr Hastie moved approval of the accounts listed for payment today, subject to further review by the finance committee of ^ Otto Hoff Mr Jeffery reported the foreman of the main if the M D should be paying the total costs moving the Crossroads gas line on the Hastie and after discussion of the matter with the it was agreed the payment was satisfactory CARRIED crew wondered incurred for Bridge Project councillor involved Mr Hastie reported the crew is now working north of the bridge and the bridge will be moved likely Monday It will be necessary to dam the creek off and he requested permission for the crew to work longer hours if necessary to get the fob completed as quickly as-possible so the creek does not have to be dammed off too long He also noted the project will take about 2 or 3 weeks yet to finish Mr Boake moved to accept the report and allow the crew to work longer hours if necessary to complete the bridge move CARRIED There was discussion about allowing the crew to work longer hours to make up time if they are forced to shut down because of rain but it was agreed this could not be done Mrs. Wilkinson asked council if they wished to have stop signs erected between Section 12 in 34 -26 -4 and Section 7 in 34 -25 -4 and between Sections 7 & 8 in 34 -25 -4 - roads leading on to the South Huxley light coat surfaced road After discussion and noting all other roads have stop signs Mr Maerz moved that the necessary stop signs be erected to allow the east -west traffic the right of way and having the north -south traffic stop prior to crossing or turning on to the Secondary Road 587 at the above noted locations CARRIED —• c.. c, i 5 T- 0 The need to give by -law number 1040 (dog control by -law) third reading was reviewed and Mr Maerz moved third reading be given to this by -law CARRIED Mr Campbell noted that the Trochu Rifle Club feel their taxes ((;; are too high and have requested the council to consider allowing them a reduction in taxes or exemption fromtaxation After discussion/ of this matter, Mr Campbell moved the matter be tabled to the next meeting of council and Mr.Dunay and Mr Jeffery review the entire matter of properties exempted from taxation in the M D O� CARRIED Mr Campbell also reported that several culverts were filled with blow dirt during the recent windstorms and it will be necessary to clean them out It was agreed that water under pressure might do the fob, and this should be investigated Mr Mueller noted that the crew is now working on ripping the Three Hills East road and it will be necessary to clean the ditches this fall after harvest This will require the use of a buggy in order to clean the ditches and spread the dirt back in the fields Mr Hoff thanked Mr Welsh for coming to the meeting today Mr Jack Benedict noted there is some confusion regarding speed limit signs on the Wimborne Road (north end) and also there is a playground sign in Wi.mborne which could be removed Mr Maerz noted a school bus loading sign by Jim Bri.etzke's was blown down and should be replaced Mr Maerz then moved that this meeting do now adjourn CARRIED Time 4 00 JP M - - - - - -- -- - -- ----- - - - - -- - -- - - -- dic mistrator Reeve M I 1 1 J C JEFFERY REPORT May 29th to 1984 Starland not holding auction sale CORRESPONDENCE COVERING PERIOD June 12th, Letter (COPY) to Rockville Stock Farm granting certification of legal access N1 10- 31 -21 -4 and SW 15- 31 -21 -4 2 Linden & District Recreation Board report for 1983 3. Letter from Employment & Immigration re 1985 U.I.Premium Reduction 4 Letter from Ferguson Supply re. thanks for purchasing new grader from them 5 Letters from A G T re- installation of new facilities - Trochu & Acme 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14. 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 area Minutes from Carbon & District Rec Board meeting May 14th, 1984 Minutes Drumheller Solid Waste Association - May 18th, 1984 Report re- fire losses for 1983 Information re bursaries for municipal administrators Letter from Three Hills re annexation of P.B I & Ruarkville Brochure from DelCan engineers looking for work Letter of thanks from Danielle Stewart for donation to attend festival finals Letter from Norman Tainsh re Superior Disposal Ltd Letter from Alta Environment re monitor data Letter from Alta Manpower - STEP PROGRAM approved Letter from Ayres Dechert looking for architect work Information from Kamac re servicing water wells, etc Copy of letter from Alta Education re- new school boundaries Information from Alta Transportation re Benkelman Beam Tests Letter re- gravelling and grading road south of Beynon from County of Wheatland BUILDING PERMITS to town music Bob Cunningham - Pt NW 6- 32 -23 -4 - mobile home - -2nd residence $30,000 Stan Boles - SW 23- 31 -22 -4 - shed $300 00 Art Tetz NW 2- 34 -23 -4 - Farm work shop $3000 Melvin Koch SE 15- 32 -24 -4 - 2nd residence $45,000 00 Robert Boese SW 21- 30 -25 -4 - Dairy Barn $30,000 00 Blaine Ferguson NE 24- 30 -22 -4 - residence $50,000.00 Ellsworth Keller - addition to mobile home P B I Campus $3000 00 Lois Hoath - addition to garage & family room - mobile P BI $3500 00 John Tullikopf SW 29- 31 -23 -4 - prin residence $35,000 00 Roy Ashcroft - PT NE 11-- 33 -23 -4 - prin residence $120 000 00 Elmer Hiller - SE 12- 31 -22 -4 - residence addition & garage $8000 00 1 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JUNE 12 1984 May A A M D & C 12,771 66 Monthly account Handwritten cheques 336 15 Monthly account 52171 Master Woodcraft 1977 Ltd 3,716 34 Council table 52172 M D of Kneehill #48- Payroll 32,517 05 Salaried emplyees 52173 Three Hills School Division 300,000 00 Payment of 1984 Requisition 52174 Danielle Stewart 75 00 Provincial Music Festival June Handwritten cheques 52175 M D of KNeehill 448- Payroll 52176 Postmaster General 85,326 28 Hourly employees 1,000 00 Postage meter 52177 A A M D & C 12,771 66 Monthly account 52178 A G T 336 15 Monthly account 52179 Action Automotive Ltd 253 91 Inventory, Supplies, Repairs 52180 Alberta Health Care 1,204 00 May payments 52181 Alberta Power 1,384 88 Monthly accounts 52182 Acklands Limited 1,093 92 Inventory, Supplies, Tools, Repairs 52183 A G T Repairs 1,800 00 Ej 33 -24 -W4 & Ez 26 -24 -W4 52184 Big 4 Motors 23 87 Inventory Mery & Rons Service Ltd 52185 Binet, John 202 00 January & February statement 52186 Brenda Auto Supply Ltd 198 00 Inventory, Repairs, Tools 52187 Burroughs Inc 52188 Ivan Berreth Radio Supplies 52189 Accurate Auto Body 52190 Arctec Alloys Ltd 52191 Brians Service Centre 52192 C W N G 52193 Crown Mart 52194 Chevron Asphalt Ltd 52195 C T A Courier 52196 Cranston Construction Ltd 52197 Cunningham, Alex 52198 C N R 52199 Dominion Life Assurance Co 52200 Downey Supplies Ltd 52201 Eskimo Refrigeration Ltd 52202 Fort Garry Industries 52203 Garrett Motors Ltd 52204 Gehring's Transport Ltd 52205 Gibbs Ford Mercury 52206 Guards Implements Ltd 52207 H T Howe & Son Equipment 52208 Haskell, Vernon 52209 I C G Utilities 52210 Imperial Oil Ltd 52211 Irricanada Holdings Ltd 52212 J E Frere & Sons Garage 52213 Kneehill] Ambulance Service 52214 Land Titles Office 52215 Lammle's Electric & Refrigeration 52216 Loomis Courier Service Ltd 175 00 Master control program 390 00 2 Base power supplies 451 27 Machine Repairs 525 62 Repairs 340 00 Machine Reapirs 330 23 Acme Shop 900 33 Supplies, etc 3,487 05 Road surface material 346 00 Freight 7,082 48 Equipment rental & fuel purchase 7 00 Meal 665 57 Crossings 5 099 64 June Benefits 185 22 Inventory 453 21 Inventory, Reapirs 586 57 Inventory 11 900 00 1984 G M C High Sierra 171 61 Freight 139 01 Inventory 270 80 Inventory, Repairs 884 24 Inventory 21 00 Meals 779 37 Monthly accounts 31,749 61 Monthly account 20 20 Barley Awareness day 21 60 Mount 6,339 57 Revenue Collected for May 81 00 Service requests 22 00 Pressure switch - Wimborne 48 60 Freight 52217 Lion Business Machines (Red Deer) Ltd 330 00 Toner 52218 Macleods 79 27 Inventory, Repairs, Dump, Office 52219 Mainline Farm Sales Ltd 72 50 Machine Repairs Inventory 52220 Mery & Rons Service Ltd 100 05 Gasoline 52221 McGregor Filtering Equipment (1974) Ltd 52 00 Inventory 52222 Page Farm Fuels Ltd 52223 Peacock Inc 52224 Rema Tip -Top Distributors Ltd 52225 Red Deer Welding Supplies Ltd 52226 Reliable Rug Care 52227 Rollies Motor Products Ltd 52228 Russelsteel 52229 Alison Reid 2 00 Propane parts 182 85 Steel Sleeves 35 50 Repairs 27 10 Repairs 38 95 Fuller Bowl Cleaner 335 75 Inventory, Machine Repair, Supplies 118 72 Repairs 541 50 Mileage - May V June 12, 1984 Cheque Run Con't 52230 Rempel George 7 00 Meal 52231 Rodger, Oris 7 00 Meal 52232 Ray's Home Hardware Company Ltd 122 52 Supplies, Parks, Repairs 52233 Roszel Manufacturing Ltd 304 00 Supplies 52234 Safty Supply Canada 477 45 Shop Supplies 52235 Select Printing Ltd 1,095 85 Envelopes, Receipts, Paper 52236 Sailer, John R 606 50 Mileage - May 52237 Smith, Keith 14 00 Meals 52238 Sproule Bearing Supply 15,80 Inventory 52239 Standens Limited 59 12 Inventory 52240 Snap - On - Tools 69 05 Tools 52241 Tainsh, Norman L 126 50 Superior Disposal Ltd 52242 Three Hills Bakery 12 95 Toad Flax meeting 52244 Three Hills Tire Ltd 56 00 Tubes, Tires 52244 Trentham Transport 172 29 Freight 52245 Town of Three Hills 2,370 57 Water & Sewer -March & April 52246 Three Hills Pop Shop 109 75 Freight charges 52247 Thomas, Arthur 7 00 Meal 52248 Triple D Windows 174 00 Machine Repair 52249 Truckline Parts 143 30 Cylinder & Mudflap hanger 52250 United Auto Electric Ltd ± 465 61 Inventory 52251 Universal Mercury Lincoln Ltd 4 80 Machine Repair 52252 Union Tractor Ltd 700 72 Inventory 52253 Vulcan Machinery & Equipment Ltd 693 17 Inventory 52254 Village of Carbon 26 00 Water - May 52255 Voytechek, John & Linda 535 00 May Janitorial Services 52256 Waterous Power Products ltd 144 37 Inventory 52257 M Jean wilkinson 204 40 Mileage & Meals 52258 Western Star Trucks 169 26 Inventory 52259 Allied Tools Ltd 74 90 Tools 52260 A & D Harper's Tire 192 50 Machine Repair 52261 Associated Appliance Repair 58 50 Shop Supplies 52262 Berquist, Gary 63 00 Employee meeting & Mileage 52263 Calgary HOSE Headquarters 379 70 Inventory 52264 Corry, Walter 66 80 Mileage 52265 Crossroads Gas Co -op 9,864 00 Labor & Costs 52266 Mr Ken Dawonik 6 95 Funnel 52267 Eagle Lake Nurseries Ltd 40 00 Sod 52268 Ensminger, Gary 72 60 Mileage 52269 David Flanagan 55 00 Employee meeting 52270 Friedrich, Joe 75 50 Mileage 52271 Greenslades Northern Welding 13,055 00 Tank 52272 Greke, Tony 59 50 Mileage 52273 Gundlach, Karl 37 60 Mileage 52274 H & A Caretaker Supplies 69 45 Shop 3Supplies 52275 Harrisons & Crosfield Ltd 222 98 Bleach 52276 Kober, Dennis 32 80 Mileage 52277 Lea, Doug or Bearer 126 63 Refund on water 52278 Lesmith Limited 97 00 Radio Repair Supplies 52279 Master Woodcraft 1977 Ltd 555 30 Counter 52280 McMurtry, Jim 176 20 Mileage & Employee Meeting 52281 Peterson Oilfeild Services 75 00 Fittings & Pipe 52282 Sommerville, Wayne 150 00 1 Week Training course 52283 Thermo King Western Ltd 7 496 00 Service body 52284 Three Hills Building Specialties 36 80 Pesticide containor site 52285 Three Hills Group Committe 36 00 Sand Bags 52286 Three hills Seed Cleaning Plant c 4,400 00 40% upgrading costs 52287 Tourner, Maurice 35 00 Mileage 52288 Twin Tractor Ltd 1,073 92 Inventory 52289 University of alberta 1,035.00 Municipal Refresher course, Symposiun 52290 Weir, Sandy 55 00 Employee meeting 52291 Western Tractor 371 28 Inventory TOTAL 566,332 94 P 52292 Hoff, Otto 52293 Boake, Robert E 52294 Maerz Richard 52295 Hastie, Bruce 52296 Campbell, Reg ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JUNE 12, 1984 619 21 Councillor 848 05 Councillor 348 27 Councillor 767 50 Councillor 668 68 Councillor 52297 Carson Victor 6,000 00 15000 yrds @ 40 /yard 52298 Linden Contractors Ltd 47,400 00 Crushing 52299 Local Authorities Pension Board 8,589 93 Employee pension 52300 Mueller, Harold 382 72 Councillor 52301 Receiver General 42,231 76 May remittance 52302 Code, J F 727 25 Councillor TOTAL 108,583 37