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Home My WebLink About1988-06-28 Council Minutesr7l MINUTES OF MEETING IN CONNECTION WITH WEATHER MODIFICATION ON MAY 27TH, 1988 OTTO HOFF AND J C. JEFFERY MET WITH THE COUNTY OF WHEATLAND REEVE AND ADMINISTRATOR, TWO COUNCILLORS FROM THE M D ROCKYVIEW - COUNTY OF MOUNTAIN VIEW REEVE AND ADMINISTRATOR, M D STARLAND REEVE AND ADMINISTRATOR, M L. A CONNIE OSTERMAN, M L A NIGEL PENGALY, M L A. STAN SCHUMACHER, ASSOCIATE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE MRS. SHIRLY CRIPPS, M.L A RAY BRASSARD, AND HAROLD HANNA, DEPUTY MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE RESULTS OF MEETING Mrs Shirly Cripps stated she would take the issue to Caucus Committee if all municcpalities agreed to participate on a 50 -50 funding basis THE FOLLOWING MOTION WAS DRAFTED BY THOSE COUNCILLORS PRESENT AT THE MEETING IT WAS AGREED THE MOTION SHOULD BE REFERRED TO EACH OF THE MUNICIPALITIES INVOLVED FOR CONSIDERATION BY THEIR COUNCILS Moved the M.D. of Kneehill Number 48 suggest the implementation of a ground generated weather modification and research program, with funding supported 50% by the Province of Alberta, and 50% by the participating municipalities The M.D. of Kneehill Number 48 will participate with the M.D. of Starland, County of Wheatland, M.D. of Rockyview, and County of Mountain View to a maximum of $50,000.00 for each jurisdication I have been advised the following jurisdications have agreed to participate as follows M D ROCKYVIEW - support to $50,000.00 subject to other municipalities cost sharing and asking the City of Airdrie and City of Calgary to participate. COUNTY OF MOUNTAIN VIEW - Will participate to a maximum of $50,000 00 COUNTY OF WHEATLAND - Meeting on June 3rd, 1988 REEVE advises he thinks his council will agree to participate M.D. OF STARLAND - Will not participate - feel a) It is too late in the year b) Should be shared on an acreage basis c) Should be 100% provincially funded QUESTIONS ARE WE IN FAVOUR OF AIRCRAFT SEEDING SUPPLEMENTING THIS PROGRAM? SHOULD PROPOSED RESEARCH PROGRAM BE EVALUATED? ALBERTA WHEATHER MODIFICATION CO -OP OR INTERM TECHNOLOGY 25TH FLOOR, 101 - 6TH AVENUE S W CALGARY, T2P 3P4 - MR DOUG DAVIDSON NUMBER 266 0900 WILLING TO MANAGE PROJECT FOR $400,000 00 RANGE. 1 • AGENDA COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28th, 1988 1 Approval of Agenda 2 Approval of Minutes - June 14th, 1988 3. Approval of Accounts presented for payment today APPOINTMENTS 9.05 A M Lynn Olenek 10 30 A.M. Oris Rodger 11 50 A.M. Wally Ruban Armtec Inc - Lunch at Coffee Break 1 30 P M. Public Hearing - Land Use by -law 1061 2 30 P M Dev. Appeal Bd Hearing - Levi Boese GENERAL 4. Meeting with Lynn Olenek re Guidance Counsellor Program 5. J. C Jeffery Report June 14th to June 28th, 1988 6 Executive Committee Meeting - June24,e;Wth 1988 7 Request from Office to destroy certain M.D. records 8 Budget Comparison Report June, 1988 9 Letter from Rod Murphy N D P. Member of Parliament re Lack of Government Support for Hudson Bay Route Association 10 Request from Armour Sheet Metal to cancel 1988 business tax 11. Parks Committee Meeting - June 16th, 1988 Report from Otto Hoff and R A Marz re Par 12 Review of Employment Standards Code (Propos in regards to M.D wage agreement 13 Report from Statute Review Committee re Di No. 3 - How Should A Municipality be Struct TRANSPORTATION ITEMS 14. Need to purchase front end loader for Deutz Request from Lawrence Hogg 15 Report from J. C Jeffery and Finlay Code r Pit and meeting with Jan Blackie 16. Report on cost for burning pits at Torringt Pits 17 Report re SR 841 - Letter from Province gr Request to Torchinsky to call for tenders 18. Road Committee Reports - June 10th, 1988 June 17th, 1988 June 28th 1988 PLANNING ITEMS- 19 Public Hearing re Intensive Livestock Regi 1 30 P.M 20 Letter from Palliser Regional Planning Comn re their review of the Alberta AgriculturE document Land Use By -Laws, Their Influence Alberta 21. Subdivision - Frank Gauthier - NW 35- 34 -25- DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD HEARING 2.2 Levi Boese - Development Appeal Hearing - COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28TH, 1988 A regular meeting of the Council of the M D of Kneehill #48 was held in the M D Office, Three Hills, Alberta, on Tuesday, June 28th, 1988, commencing at 9 00 A.M. The following were present for the meeting J Finlay Code Di vi s on 1 PRESENT Otto Hoff (Reeve) Division 2 Robert E Boake Division 3 Richard A Marz Division 4 Harold Mueller Division 5 Bruce Hastie Division 6 Lawrence Hogg Division 7 J C. Jeffery, Municipal Administrator Mrs Jean Wilkinson, Assistant Administrator, was present and recorded the minutes Reeve Hoff called the meeting to order at 9 00 A M APPROVAL OF Mr Marz moved approval of the agenda drafted for today's AGENDA meeting CARRIED Mr Boake moved approval of the minutes of the June 14th APPROVAL OF MINUTES council meeting. CARRIED Mr Boake moved approval of the accounts presented for APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS payment today, subject to further review by the finance committee of Otto Hoff, R A Marz, Bruce Hastie and himself CARRIED Mrs Lynn Olenek from the Trochu Hospital entered the MEETING WITH meeting at this time and made a presentation to Council in LYNN OLENEK connection with the Family Crisis Committee which has been RE. FAMILY established. She gave each councillor a copy of the CRISIS minutes of the meeting held June 15th, and a proposed COMMITTEE structure for the committee She reviewed the situation to date and noted each municipality will be asked to contribute $5.25 per capita towards the operation of the committee At this rate it would raise $85,923.00 with participation by all municipalities and a contribution of $30,000 00 from Alberta Social Services She reviewed a proposal made in connection with the structure of the committee which suggested an umbrella committee composed of a Chairperson, a representatives from each of the M.D , Social Services and the School Board and the chairman from each of three sub committees, for a total of 7 people The sub - committees would be put in place to look after three areas - one being the northern zone, one being the central zone and one being the southern zone Each sub - committees would work with the counsellors hired for their particular zone and would supervise and oversee the work of the counsellor in that area The sub committee could be made up of representatiaves from the M D , the urban centers, schools, churches and local community organizations She noted a meeting of the umbrella committee is scheduled for July 13th, in order to get a job description worked out and to advertise for the counsellors so they would be in . place for the opening of school in September There was discussion regarding FCSS funding and whether, once that program was in place, if there would not be requests to put more recreational type programs in place, which in the opinion of some would not solve the problems the children and society are experiencing It was noted $5 25 per capita would only run the program for one year and hopefully by that time FCSS funding would be in 1 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28TH, 1988 place on a regional basis for all areas involved in this program The FCSS funding could then hopefully be used to run the Crisis program There was discussion regarding the wish of the M D to have representation and voting powers on all the committees, equal to its contribution of money towards the program, what would happen if FCSS funding was not obtained, and how the M D would retain control of contribution required for the FCSS program if it was put in place on a regional basis It was also noted the M D has agreed to act as a banker and assume the administration work for the Crisis Program. Mrs Olenek requested the M.D. advise her of the name of the M.D representatives to the Umbrella Committee, as soon as possible. She also expressed her personal thanks to Council for their support and co- operation in this matter Oris Rodger entered the meeting at this time. 1988 Mr Mueller moved the base course reconstruction project for BASE COURSE one mile of SR 837 be deleted from the 1988 base course PROGRAM program and the M D request the Province to reconstruct & SR 837 all of SR 837 using funds from the Provincial Tourism Grant Program 0( 2 She then requested the M D provide her with a letter outlining their concerns about retaining representation on the committees equal to their funding contributions She noted Ross Dean and or Wendal Hannah are contact persons for the southern sub committee, Myrna Bauman for the Cental zone and herself or Pat Martens for the Northern Zone She also noted she will allow her name to stand as interim chairperson until the committees can be officially set up Mrs Olenek then left the meeting After discussion of this matter, Mr. Hastie moved membership on the umbrella committee be limited to 7 voting members and a Chai rman who 1 s to be neutral Otto Hoff and MEMBERS ON Harold Mueller be named as M.D. representatives to the FAMILY Umbrella Committee in order to ensure the M D retains CRISIS representation by population on the said Umbrella Committee, COMMITTEES the sub committee be limited to 9 members with the M D having two representatives on each sub committee as follows tic r Northern Zone - Lawrence Hogg, Bruce Hastie s e t Central Zone - Richard A Marz, Harold Mueller Southern Zone - Robert E. Boake, J Finaly Code and in each case a designate from the M D Council may be named as an alternate to attend any meeting CARRIED M D Mr Marz moved the M D of Kneehill agree to provide the day TO DO today administration required for the Crisis Umbrella ADMINISTRATIOI Committee and the three sub committees, and the M D of FOR COMMITTEE Kneehill's contribution to the program for the 1988 -1989 school year be limited to $26,092 00 LIMIT ON CONTRIBUTION CARRIED Mr. Jeffery reviewed his report covering the period June 14th to June 28th, and various items were discussed There J C JEFFERY was discussion about the need to purchase a video recorder but it was agreed this would not be practical as the REPORT recorders are very sensative to dust VIDEO REC Mr Marz moved the M D apply to the Province of Alberta for ENGINEERING funding for preliminary engineering on SR 583, and when FUNDING confi rmation of the funds ng has been recei ved, Torchi nsky FOR SR 583 Consulting be authorized to undertake the necessary ® preliminary engineering work. =L W, 5..., CARRIED Oris Rodger entered the meeting at this time. 1988 Mr Mueller moved the base course reconstruction project for BASE COURSE one mile of SR 837 be deleted from the 1988 base course PROGRAM program and the M D request the Province to reconstruct & SR 837 all of SR 837 using funds from the Provincial Tourism Grant Program 0( 2 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28TH, 1988 CARRIED Mr Marz noted he has arranged a backsloping borrow p' agreement with Mr William Fessler who owns SW 22 -31 connection with the small crew project for his division Mr Fessler has a quarter mile of electric fence, but he would like the M.D. to replace this with a high tensile fence and he would provide all the material required After discussion Mr Marz moved approval of the agreement arranged with Mr Fessler. CARRIED BACKSLOPING AGREEMENT SW 22- 31 -25 -4 r There was discussion regarding the width of SR 836 and how wide it should be built. The road program indicates the SR 836 road should be 31 feet wide There was also d�i scusi on CONSTRUCTION regarding the M D road construction policy and it was noted WIDTH the policy does not reflect what is actually being done on secondary roads. Mr Code moved the four miles on SR 836 which is to be re- built in 1988 be constructed 36 feet (11 meters) wide CARRIED Mr Marz moved the M.D. policy regarding road standards be M.D ROAD CONSTRUCTION amended so that any road which requires the base course STANDARDS redone, and there is a possibility the road may be surfaced at some time in the future, it is to be built 32 feet wide FOR PAVING and the road is to be designed with a lower profile in order ROADS to accomodate the surfacing C A R R I E D r- P�rr��j It was noted that some secondary roads may require a wider T O C eunt�� base Mr Hasti e moved the road west of 26 & 35 in 31 -24 -4 which CONSTRUCTION is to be rebuilt in 1988 be built 32 feet wide WIDTH FOR CARRIED OLD 21 ROAD The Village of Linden would like to purchase 500 yards of PROJECT 5/8 inch chips. Mr Hogg moved in as much as the M D may VILLAGE OF not have sufficient chips for its own jobs this year, no LINDEN NEED TO chips be sold to the Vi 1 1 age , iet�_-%- PURCHASE CHIPS CARRIED sP^�L Mr Rodger noted Ultramar Oil and Gas wish to construct a ULTRA OIL road on M.D road allowance NNW 11- 29 -24 -4 and two culverts & GAS wi l l be required After discussion Mr Hoff moved the M.D. CONSTRUCTION allow the oil company to construct a type 3 road at this OF ROAD location, the M.D. agree to provide the required culverts NNW 11- 29 -24 -4 and first time gravel for the road, the M D be involved in obtaining the backsloping borrow pit agreements from the �r land owners if required, the company to notify the M.D. when c' construction is started so the Public Works Superintendent R Corn can monitor the construction and ensure the road is being R� built to M.D standards, and Ultramar to be responsible for 6U14 payment of any compensation to the landowners involved. CARRIED Mr Jeffery read the letter from the Minister of FUNDING Transportation in connection with approval of funding for APPROVAL the SR 841 road project. Mr Jeffery advised he had RECE= contacted Torchinsky Consulting and asked them to proceed FOR SR 841 with calling for tenders for the project. ROAD PROJECT Mr Boake moved Torchinsky Consulting be authorized to call for tenders for the SR 841 road project, with the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted CARRIED Mr Hoff reported on his discussions with Mr McNair and ED MCNAIR noted Mr McNair wants 50 per yard royalty plus the right GRAVEL, to continue hauling gravel for the M D when the crew is hauling from his pit He advised Mr Hoff he can sell the pTTDCUAC!E -3- COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28TH 1988 gravel for more than 50c a yard but would be willinc continue to sell to the M.D. on that basis Mr. Jefi noted Mrs Jan Blackie had indicated she may enter it • new lease with the M D if the M D. paid her $1 00 pE royalty Mr Wally Ruben representative from Armtec entered tr meeting at this time and after brief discussion with the meeting adjourned for lunch. Oris Rodger left the meeting at this time Council meeting reconvened at 12 45 P.M and Mr Cunr and Mr. Frank Wesseling from Palliser Regional enterE meeting at this time. There was discussion about the public hearing which is scheduled for this afternoon, and council reviewed the draft by -law. Mr Marz moved Council meeting do now adjourn "in order to hold the public hearing scheduled for today at 1 30 P M CARRIED Mr Mueller moved the public hearing recess in order to hold the Development Appeal Board hearing scheduled for today at 2 30 P M. CARRIED Mr Boake moved the Public Hearing continue, the Development Appeal Board Hearing having been postponed until 3 00 P M CARRIED Time 2 35 P M Mr Boake moved Council meeting do now adjourn in order to hold the Development Appeal Board Hearing, the Public hearing having been completed. CARRIED TIME 3 27 P.M. Mr. Mueller moved Council meeting do now reconvene the Development Appeal Board hearing having been completed CARRIED Time 3 49 P.M Mr Jeffery reviewed a letter from Palliser Regional Planning Commission in connection with their review of the Alberta Agriculture, Land Use Branch document - Land Use By- Laws - their influence on Agriculture in Alberta After discussion of same with Mr Wesseling, Mr. Boake moved to accept and file as information CARRIED Mr Wesseling reviewed with Council the request for isolation of an existing farmstead in NW 35- 34 -25 -4 and Mr. Marz then moved the M D recommend approval subject to J &k-r' conditions as outlined by the Commission staff „I CARRIED Mr. Wesseling reviewed the request for removal of a deferred —ME reserve caveat which was filed some years ago against the south half of 26- 29 -21 -4 when a small parcel was created in the SE quarter Subsequently 3 parcels were created in the South West of 26 and the new owner of Block 3 in the SW of 26 would like the old deferred reserve caveat removed Mr Wesseling noted a fair amount of land had been designated as environmental reserve in order to create the 3 blocks in the SW of 26 After discussion Mr. Boake moved the M.D. would have no �bjnc�Wo26t29rgfo�al of the deferred reserve caveat from Lot CARRIED 4 v'. i'UBLIC HEARING RE- INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK REGULATIONS ALTA AG LAND USE BY.LAW REVIEW SUBDIVISION NW 35- 34-25-4 GAUTHIER DEFERRED RESERVE CAVEAT REMOVAL BLOCK 3 SW 26- 29-21-4 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28TH. 1988 Mr Wesseling reviewed the request for discharge of a deferred reserve caveat filed against Block 1 .Plan 8710496 DEFERRED in NE 18- 32 -23 -4 and after discussion Mr. Mueller moved the RESERVE M.D would not he in agreement with removal of the deferred reserve CAVEAT caveat. BLOCK 1 CARRIED NE 18- 32 -23 -4 There was discussion regarding the public hearing held today in connection with the intensive livestock regulations and whether the M.D would be in any better position to control the smell from intensive operations if the amending by -law TABLE was p a s s e d AMENDING BY Mr Wesseling noted there are two or three minor changes LAW RE which should be made in the proposed by -law and after INTENSIVE discussion Mr Boake moved this matter be tabled until the LIVESTOCK July 19th meeting of Council in order that legal advice REGULATIONS regarding the amending by -law can be obtained from the M.D. het}, - r f-\t so1icifor -to mike CARRIED �c.b�ec1 Mr. Wesseling left the meeting at this time - 4 36 P M Mr Jeffery reviewed costs for construction of a burning pit SET UP ONE at each of the two rubble pits. Cost for the concrete pit BURNING would be $9700 00 each. After discussion Mr. Marz moved a PIT FOR TORR burning pit be purchased and installed at the Torrington RUBBLE SITE Rubble Pit at a cost for purchase and installation not to exceed $13,000.00 COST NOT TO CARRIED EXCEED $113,000 f 11 ' - , C� V lg.�,A It was suggested Mr. Cunningham should get letters from Drumheller Health Unit and Alberta Environment approving the concept of establishment of a concrete burning pit in the rubble pits Mr Cunningham requested Council pay Mr Kennedy a sub - foreman rate during the time he is working on the Swal wel 1 ROBERT KENNEDY Water S y s t e m SUB FOREMAN RATE Mr. Hogg moved Mr. Robert Kennedy e y paid a sub foreman rate Rclv's�d as per the terms of the M D wage contract during the period of time he 7s working on the Swaiwell Water System. CARRIED Mr. Cunningham left the meeting at this time - 4 50 A.M CARRIED There was discussion regarding purchase of gravel from the McNair Pit and Mr. Marz moved the M.D. pay Edward McNair the MCNAIR PIT sum of 60c royalty per cubic yard of gravel on condition the GRAVEL M D will no longer hire Mr. McNair's trucks to help haul & ROYALTY ETC gravel when the M D is stockpiling gravel from his pit and 70 the M.D. will not undertake any stripping or reclamation at w��h the pit CARRIED There was discussion regarding the meeting held recently with Mrs Jan Blackie regarding the possibility of gettin g JAN BLACKIE another gravel lease for the Andrews Lowen Pit GRAVEL LEASE She indicated she would sell the M D gravel from her land & ROYALTY at the rate of $1 00 per cubic yard but would only allow ETC them to go in once and the gravel must immediately be --rn b'� removed from her land e No decision regarding this matter was made Mr Marz moved this meeting carry on past 5 00 P M MOTION NOT CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY 5 0 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 28TH, 1988 Mr. Hastie moved to table the balance of the agenda and th meeting do now adjourn CARRIED Time 5 15 P M. 1 Reeve --- - - -��= ---- - - - - -- Muni ci a Y /dmit i strator 6 .MMMO J C JEFFERY REPORT COVERING PERIOD JUNE 14TH TO JUNE 28TH, 1988 Balance Forward $68 10 is 1 Video recorder - possibly should purchase one for verifying state of M D roads prior to contractor hauling over same May be a very wise investment 1 2. Do we want preliminary engineering for SR 583? We would apply to government for funding, have Torchinsky do the preliminary engineering work but with no committment on our behalf to pay for same until funding is confirmed. 3 What standards should be used for SR 836 construction - M D road program shows the road is to be 9 5 meters (31 feet) wide. 4 Village of Linden would like to buy 500 cubic yards of chips from M.D. Will we sell if there is enough available? 5 Suggestion made by Robert E. Boake and J Finlay Code to fix up a room downstairs for meetings. (Lounge) CORRESPONDENCE 1 1986 -87 Annual report - Alberta Public Safety Services 2. Received $54,953.00 advance payment on A S B grant program 3. Three Hills School Division minutes - June 15th, 1988 4 Thank you letter from Rockyview Hunters and Anglers for supply of fire wood and picnic tables for their fishing derby Swalwell Dam 5. Brochure re International Oil and Gas Markets Conference - Calgary - September 18th to 20th 6 Report from Alberta Labour - Fire Prevention Branch 7 Report from Linden Contractors - crushed to June 16th, 1988 at the Megli Pit - 32,850 yards 1 112 inch 43,632 yards 3/4 inch 6,000 yards 5 /8th inch chips 8. Job Opportunity - M D Wainwright 9. Brochure from M R Soderquist Appraisals re their services 10 Alta Transportation - powerline permit NE 7- 20 -20 -4 11 Letter from Alta Tourism - re Tourism Action Plan 12. Minutes from Carbon & District Recreation Board - May 9th, 1988 13 Letter from Intera Technologies Ltd , re Rain Enhancement Proposal 14 Received Account from Lee Maher re Swalwell Water System $3,700 70 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JUNE 28, 1988 0 00 PW machine repairs 82.65 7181 George's Farm Center 19,000.00 "Bearcat" Trailer 7182 Esau, Fred PW 12,500 00 Gravel royalties 7183 M D of Kneehill - Payroll 34,705 88 June salary 7184 A A.M.D &C 825.00 Minute books 7185 A.G T Land payment 900 00 Phone moves 7186 Action Automotive (1981) Ltd 157 90 PW inventory repairs 7187 Adam, Richard Estate of 159.19 Borrow Pit /Backsloping 7188 Air Vac Brake Ltd. 68 94 PW inventory repairs 7189 A G T PW inventory repairs Line 244 28 Monthly accounts 7190 Alberta Health Care 1,332 00 June premium 7191 7192 7193 7194 7195 7196 7197 7198 7199 7200 Alberta Power Ltd. Allied Tools Ltd Argus Industrial Supply Arthurs, Robin G B. Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd Brian's Service Centre Canadian Pacific Ltd. Can Western Nat. Gas Carbon Valley Motors Central Hose & Gauge Ltd. 522 37 Monthly accounts 49 85 PW machine repairs 60 48 Admin supplies 10,682.85 Surveying 341 93 Keivers building repairs 35 00 PW machine repairs 82.65 PW equipment rental 54 15 Monthly accounts 26 45 PW inv. & machine repairs 40 53 PW inventory repairs 7201 Century Sales & Service Ltd 1,007 42 PW mach, rep ,shop supplies, 7202 Cunningham, Gary 50 00 Swalwell water materials 7203 7204 Dawonik Ken Debeaudrap, Joseph & Luella 20 00 980.38 PW machine rep. & shop supplies Land 7205 Domtar Inc 11,324 65 payment PW fence posts & repairs 7206 Drumheller Radiator & Battery 52 50 PW machine repairs 7207 Dunay, Edward 21.00 Admin subsistence 7208 Edwards, Bertha M. 1 939 48 Land payment 7209 Eskeland, Ed 100 00 Dust control rebate 7210 Eskel and , John 100.00 Dust control rebate 7211 7212 Festival Ford Sales Franklin Supply Co Ltd. 273 30 24 32 PW inventory repairs 7213 Gane Enterprises 76.50 PW inventory repairs Keivers Park janitor supplies 7214 7215 Gibbs Ford Mercury Guard's Implements Ltd 1 063 55 450 00 PW inventory repairs Line trimmer 7216 Haller, Mirrel & June 825 .28 Land payment 7217 Hi -Way 9 Express 23.90 PW freight 7218 Hope, George 100 00 Dust control rebate 7219 Huxley, Frank & Jean 988 63 Land payment 7220 Hydrogeological Consultants 1,224 63 Keivers Lake water project 7221 Kaatiala, A & Boles E 7222 Lamml e' s Electric & Ref ri g 7223 Lawson Business Forms Alta 7224 Lee Maher Engineering 7225 Lemay, Louis 1,203 05 Land payment 56 00 PW machine repairs 1,488 70 Printing tax notices 3,700 70 Engineering re Swalwell water 1,005 43 Land payment 7226 Linden Agri- Centre 49 29 7227 Linden Co -op Petroleum Sales 44,206.36 7228 Linden Contractors Ltd 15,106 00 . 7229 Macleods 529 29 PW machine & inventory supplies PW fuel PW gravel crushing Keivers supplies, PW supplies G) 4 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE JUNE 28, 1988 7230 Martens, Herman 21 00 Admin subsistence 7231 Mary 's Upholstery 19 88 PW machine repairs 7232 McCook, Leonard 55.00 Feb 24/88 employee meeting 7233 Meding, Alan 55 00 Feb 24/88 employee meeting 7234 Metzger, Don 93 00 Dust control rebate 7235 Nakaska, Joseph & Julia 1,029 88 Land payment 7236 Norman Wade Company Ltd. 34 95 PW tools 7237 North West Motors (Red Deer) 17.37 PW inventory repairs 7238 O.K. Poultry Farm 100 00 Dust control rebate 7239 Pacific Diesel Brake Company 3 43 PW inventory repairs 7240 Page Farm Fuels 18.95 PW machine repairs 7241 Parts Plus (Three Hills) Ltd. 1,035.26 PW repairs, supplies, tools 7242 Rainbow Courier 395 15 PW freight 7243 Ray's Home Hardware 125 28 PW repairs, supplies 7244 Reimer Industries Ltd 88.50 Keivers building repairs 7245 Rollie's Motor Products 513 44 PW inventory & machine repairs 7246 Sich, John & Julia 826 38 Land payment 7247 Sorensen, Larry Henning 1,355.48 Land payment 7248 Sorensen, Murray J 1,547 00 Land payment 7249 Stankievech, George & Verna 783 56 Land payment 7250 Stankievech, George J 1,680.42 Land payment 7251 Stankievech, Glen 1,133 11 Land payment 7252 Stankievech, Russel & Harvey 820 33 Land payment 7253 Stankievech, Walter 5,167 38 Land payment 7254 Stankievech, Walter et al 1,226 89 Land payment 7255 Tainsh, Norman 34 07 Faxing charges 7256 Taylor, Art N 3,233 70 Land payment 7257 Three Hills Seed Cleaning Plant 26 00 Cemetery supplies 7258 Three Hills Collision & Paint 177.80 PW machine repairs 7259 Three Hills Foodarama 118 53 Janitor & Keivers supplies 7260 Three Hills Glass 261 50 PW machine repairs 7261 Three Hills I A 23.34 Printing & stationery 7262 Three Hills School Division 879 00 Printing & stationery 7263 Three Hills Tire Ltd. 465 85 PW inventory & machine repairs 7264 Trochu Home All Building Centre 8 00 PW road materials 7265 U.F.A. Farm Supply Trochu 7266 Universal Mercury Lincoln 7267 Voytechek, John & Linda 7268 Watson, David 7269 Waymarc Industries 453 92 PW fence posts & repairs 610 99 PW i nventory repai rs 535.00 June janitor services 781 14 Land payment 320 42 PW shop supplies 7270 Wesclean Equipment Supplies 309 40 PW shop supplies 7271 Wheelco Holdings Ltd 82.25 PW machine repairs & tools 7272 Wholesale Fire & Rescue 813.78 Linden Fire Protection 7273 Wild Country Enterprises 357.73 Keivers signs 7274 Wilson, Shirley M 1,031.65 Land payment 7275 Wimborne Motors 17 41 _____ ________ TOTAL $ 198,467 93 PW machine repairs i