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?ovembgr l?, I963

COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING

A regular meeting of the County Council washeld in the Council Chambers at Ponoka on Friday November l5,1963, with Reeve Davies presiding and the followingCouncillors present: C. C. Reed, F. E. Palechek,J. H. Skeels, H. M. Van Nest, Victor Owen and H. S. Hillis.

The agenda was as follows:

I. Minutes of meeting of October llth, I963.

2. Business arising from minutes:

a) Open Creek Dam Report.b) Municipal and School Shop.c) Bluffton Recreational area — Report by

Councillor Hillis.d) Gerald Haseloh Property — Fence.e) Bluffton Nuisance Ground - Report by

Councillor Hillis.

Interview by E. M. Danchuk.

Interview by George Unsworth.

Interview by Wayne Scobie.

0\ V1 -13’ U)

. . .

. Offers of purchase:

a) NW lO—#S—H—W5— Report by Councillor Hillis.b) NE 28—44—4—W§ — Report by Councillor Hillis.c) sw 18~44—4:o5— Norman Aldrich.d) SE i2—45—2—w5— J. D. Hirsche.e) SW 5—%3—4—W5— Bylaw - Ollie Fuller.f) NW & SW 26—44—l-W5— John F. Miller.

7. Service Board:

a) Recommendation to install swingingextension boom on sprayer.

b) A. H. Ravnsborg will not accept appointmentfor 196%.

8. Department of Highways:

a) Bridge authorizations.b) Bridge survey — W/NW28—42—4-w5.c) Resolution re closing of vertical roads

to Highway 2.

9. Extension to complete General Assessment.

10. Appointment of G. B. Wilders to School Committee.

ll. Remuneration — Walter Peabody — Reclamation Council.

12. Tax Sale date.

l3. Electric Power:

a) Calgary Power — Re Banff Oils.b) Farm Electric — Re Moving poles.c) Farm Electric — Re Angus Ridge R.E.A.d) Farm Electric — re Lockhart R.E.A.

l#. Matters of Concern:

a) Pound Case - Mandville vs. Long.b) Fence ~ Section l2—H3—%JN5.

Agenda

Minutes

Open CreekDam

Municipal &School Shop

BlufftonRecr. Area

G. Haseloh

BlufftonNuisanceGround

E. M.Danchuk

Rosco Metal

Geo.Unsworth

MunicipalShop - Rimbey

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c) R. L. Crowell - Workmen‘s Compensation.d) Henry Fisher - Fence ~ Town of Rimbey.e) Bud C. Hansen Account.f) Arnold Zerbe — Damage payment.

15. Correspondence.

16. Bills.

17. Financial Statements.

18. Councillors Reports.

19. Miscellaneous.

20. Adjournment.

Ltem {1} On a motion by Councillor Skeels theminutes of the meeting of October llth, 1963, wereapproved. - Carried.

Item 2 gay Councilla“ Van Nest reported thatthe Rimbey Fish and Game Association had received a loanfrom the Provincial Government and will complete theconstruction of the Open Creek Dam. The County equipmenthad been working in the area since the 28th of October,and it was expected that the work as promised by theCouncil would be completed by today (Nov. 15/63). On amotion by Councillor Hillis, this report was accepted.

— Carried.

Item 2 gbg On a motion by Councillor Owen,the construction of a municipal and school shop wasdeferred until the February meeting, 1964. ~ Carried.

Item 2 go} On a motion by Councillor Van Nestthe Engineers, Walker and Newby, were to be instructedto proceed as per plan regarding the Bluffton RecreationalArea. ~ Carried.

item 2 gd} On a motion by Councillor Reed,Councillors Davies and Palechek were appointed a committeeof two to interview Mr. Gerald Haseloh, along with acommittee representing the Town of Ponoka, regardingthe appearance of his auto wrecking establishment.

- Carried.

Item 2 ge} On a motion by Councillor Owen, theSecretary was directed to proceed with transferring thetitle of the land reviously used as the Bluffton nuisanceground (Pt. NW 31—E2—2—w5)back into the original titleof the quarter. — Carried.

lpem £3) Mr. E. M. Danchuk, District Engineer,interviewed the Council in regard to road sanding,road grants and gravel pits.

Mr. G. A. Patterson, representing Rosco MetalProducts Ltd., interviewed Council in regard to snowfence.

ltgm g4} Mr. George Unsworth, County GeneralForeman, interviewed Council in regard to major over-hauling of County equipment. On a motion by CouncillorSkeels, Councillors Davies, Palechek, and Reed wereappointed a committee of three with power to act in regardto decisions of major overhauling of County equipment.

— Carried.

On a motion by Councillor Reed, CouncillorsVan Nest, Hillis, Owen and Foreman George Unsworth were. _ . . .

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Offer NW1o—45—n4M5

Sale NE28—44—H4N5

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Sale SW~ 18-411-—1+-W5

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Sprayer

A. H.Ravnsborg

9 Bridge Auth-“ orizations

U Bridge Surveyu W/NW28—u2—4

ResolutionRds. to Hwy.2

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Item {5} Mr. Wayne Scobie and Mr. Gene Sauve,representing Ferguson Supply, interviewed Council in regardto warranty on the Champion Motor Grader. Ferguson Supplyagreed to allow $500.00 for warranty parts which wereused to repair the machine. They also advised Councilthat a new axle kit was available which could be installedon the motor grader, and the County would be responsibleonly for the work involved, as the cost of the kit wouldbe borne by the Company.

Item 6(a) On a motion by Councillor Hillis theoffer to purchase the NW lO—H5—H—W5by Robert E. Schwiegerfor the sum of $600.00 was accepted. — Carried.

Item 6 (b) On a motion by Councillor Hillis,the Secretary was directed to contact Mr. Harris before thesale of the NE 28—4H—4—w5was proceeded with further.

— Carried.

Item 6 (cy On a motion by Councillor Hillis,the Secretary was directed to investigate in regard to theage of the applicant offering to purchase the SW l8—#4—#4w5.

— Carried.

Item 6 {d} Bylaw No. H6—63—TRauthorizing thesale of the SE l2— 5—2¥N5 to Mr. J. D. Hirsche for thecash sum of $590.00 received first reading on a motion byCouncillor Van Nest, second reading on a motion byCouncillor Skeels and, by unanimous consent of the Council,a third reading on a motion by Councillor Owen, andfinally passed.

Item 6 Se) Bylaw No. 47—63—TRauthorizing thesale of the SW - 3—3—W5to Mr. Ollie Fuller for the sumof $1,580.10 with a cash payment of $#00.00, and twoannual payments of $400.00, and one annual payment of$380.10, with interest at 5%. received first reading on amotion by Councillor Owen, second reading on a motion byCouncillor Hillis and, by unanimous consent of the Council,a third reading on a motion by Councillor Van Nest, andfinally passed.

Item 6 gr) On a motion by Councillor Reed, theoffer to purchase the NW& SW of 26—H4—l-W5by John F.Miller was rejected. — Carried.

Item 2 ga) On a motion by Councillor Owen, therecommendation by the Service Board to install anextension swinging boom on the sprayer was deferred untilthe February meeting, 196%. — Carried.

Item Z gbl On a motion by Councillor Reed, ?leSecretary was directed to write a letter of appreciationto Mr. A. H. Ravnsborg for his past services on the CountyService Board. — Carried.

Item 8 ga) On.a motion by Councillor Palechek,the Highway 2 flyover and underpass authorizations receivedfrom the Department of Highways were noted and filed.

— Carried.

Item 8 (pl On a motion by Councillor Owen, theSecretary was directed to contact Mr. Danchuk in regard toa survey at the bridge W/NW28—42—#—W5. — Carried.

Item 8 go) On a motion by Councillor Palechek,the Council was to go on record as supporting theresolution drafted by the County of Wetaskiwin regardingthe Department of Highways policy of closing importantcountry roads crossing Highway 2. — Carried.

1

ExtensionGeneralAssessment

G. B.Wilders

RemunerationReclamationCouncil

Reserve BidsTax Sale

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gage 4 — November l5, I963

Item (2) On a motion by Councillor Owen, ,

approval was given to the actions taken by the Secretaryasking the Minister for a thirty day extension regardingthe completion of the County General Assessment.

— Carried.

Item g10g On a motion by Councillor Skeels,Representative G. B. Wilders was appointed as a memberof the County School Committee. — Carried.

Item (ll) On a motion by Councillor Skeels thefollowing rates of pay were authorized for the Countymember on the Reclamation Council:

Rate of pay per day — $12.00

Mileage Rate — lO¢ per mile

~ Carried.

Item g12) On.a motion by Councillor Van Nestthe following reserve bids were placed on the followinglands:

D1_91_l1 Land Eeserv2_B;§

84-D-173 NW 19 42 22 4 $ 12,000.00

152—D—114 SE 11 43 22 4 14,000.00

9—c—112 NE 17 42 24 4 5,000.00

9-0-112 NW 18 42 24 4 7,000 00

172—H—165 SE 26 42 24 4 14,000 00

l60—R—l82 sw 26 42 24 4 10,000.00

l3—U—ll9 NW 26 42 24 4 10,000.00

53—s—181 NE 14 43 24 4 14,000.00

150—s—136 SE 2 42 25 4 12,000.00

89—A—lO9 Fr.SE 13 42 25 4 500 00

233-G—140 Pt.S% 13 43 25 4 10,000.00

246—P—92 sw 10 43 26 4 14,000 00

68-1-84 NW 10 43 26 4 10,000.00

l36-K—l8O SE 15 43 26 4 14,000.00

68-1-84 sw 15 43 26 4 16,000.00

132—U—125 SE 27 44 26 4 17,000.00

100—s—120 sw 27 44 26 4 .14,000.00

136—1—116 Nw 27 44 26 4 11,000.00

197—0—160 NW 2 42 28 4 14,000.00

208—v—167 NE 3 42 28 4 10,000.00

79—s—138 Nw 16 43 1 5 12,000.00

108—1—161 NW 16 42 3 5 8,000.00

48—X—186 SE 20 44 3 5 3,500.00

ReserveBids

Tax SaleDate

CalgaryPower —

Banff Oils

Power Poles41,42—2—5

Angus RidgeR.E.A.

LockhartR.E.A.

Pound Case

Fence Sec. ll,l2-43-4JN5

R. Crowell

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Page 5 — November 15, 1963

D. C. T. Land Reserve Bid

48—X—186 NW 20 44 3 5 $ 4,500.00

48—X-186 NE 20 44 3 5 4,500.00

14i4w—i52 NW 32 44 3 5 4,000.00

28—B—i56 NW 33 42 4 5 4,500.00

64—E-130 SE 1 43 4 5 4,000.00

172-1-178 Nw 4 43 4 5 6,000.00

190—s—132 sw 8 43 4 5 5,000.00

7—A—153 NE 21 44 4 5 3,500.00

i28—Y—i48 sw 27 44 4 5 3,500.00

21-0-44 Fr.SE 20 43 22 4 1,000.00

— Carried.

On a motion by Councillor Palechek, the annualland tax sale is to be held at the County Office onFriday December 13th, 1963, at 2 p.m. — Carried.

Item 13 ga) On a motion by Councillor Reedthe plans showing the power services to LSD 12, Section 7;LSD 10, Section 1; LSD 2, Section 12; LSD 10, Section 12;all in 42—23—w4were approved. — Carried.

Item 13 {by The letter from Farm Electricregarding the moving of power poles in 41—24NSand 42-2—W5was noted and filed on a motion by Councillor Van Nest.

— Carried.

Item 13 go) On a motion by Councillor Reedthe plans showing the power construction in the AngusRidge R.E.A. were approved subject to the line west ofSections 29 and 32 in 43—22—w4being set back 51 ft. fromthe centre line of the road. — Carried.

Item 13 {d} On a motion by Councillor Owen, theplans showing the farm power construction to date of the

Lockhart R.E.A. were approved. — Carried.

Item 14 ga) On a motion by Councillor Reed,the Secretary was instructed to notify Mr. J. D. Mandvilleand Mr. Roy Long to attend the meeting on December 13, 1963,at 10:30 a.m., when all evidence will be heard and a finalassessment of the damage regarding the pound case will begiven. — Carried.

Item 14 gb) On a motion by Councillor Hillis,the Secretary was directed to inform Mr. Larry Bulbeckthat no fence will be allowed across the road allowancebetween the NE 11 and the NW 12 in 43-4-W5. — Carried.

Item 14 go) On a motion by Councillor Hillis,authorization was given to pay Mr. Crowell for all thetime he missed due to the accident in September, time tobe calculated on the amount of hours the rest of the crewworked during those days of his layoff, and apply to theWorkmen's Compensation Board for the amount of the claim.

- Carried.

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H. Fisher Item l4 gd) On a motion by Councillor Skeels,the Secretary was directed to write to Mr. Henry Fisherregarding the untidiness of his property east of theTown of Rimbey, and bringing to his attention the factthat if some immediate action is not taken the Countywill be forced to drastic measures regarding the matter.

— Carried.

A/c Bud C. Item 14 ?e) On a motion by Councillor Van NestHansen the account of Bud C. Hansen was referred to Councillor

Owen for investigation. — Carried.

A. Zerbe Item 14 (f) On a motion by Councillor Owen,the Arnold Zerbe damage claim was referred to CouncillorPalechek for investigation. — Carried.

Corresp. Item §l§) The following correspondence wasreceived:

(1) Battle River Planning Commission re Subdivision -

NW 7—L+2—2l+—l+.(2) C. P. R. — Gravel Pit Pt. NW 9—43—2—5.

) (3) Red Deer Junior College agreement.5 (H) California Standard — flowline road crossing.; (5) Hudson Bay Oil — flowlino road crossing.« (6) Hamilton Bros. — flowline road crossing.

(7) Department of Highways — roadside seeding of' Highway 53.1 (8) Returning 0fficer‘s report — Division 4.1

E Subdiv. NW On a motion by Councillor Van Nest, the letterEV‘7—L+2—2L+—wL+from the Battle River Planning Commission regarding theQ proposed subdivision on the NW 7—42—2H—W#was referred

E to Councillor Davies for investigation.

Gravel NW On a motion by Councillor Hillis, authorizationu 9—%3—2—W5 was given to purchase the three acre gravel site on the

NW 9—43—2-W5from the C. P. R. for the sum of $120.00.5 — Carried.l

Red Deer On a motion by Councillor Owen, the approvalJr. College was given to the signing of the agreement dealing with

the Red Deer Junior College. — Carried.

Corresp. On a motion by Councillor Van Nest, thecorrespondence was ordered filed for future reference.

— Carried.

Accounts Item §l6) On,a motion by Councillor Palechekthe bills were ordered paid if found correct. - Carried.

Financial Ipem gizg On a motion by Councillor Van NestStatements the financial statements as presented were approved.

— Carried.

Farm Purchase Item (18) On.a motion by Councillor Skeels,T. Vold SW the Farm Purchase Board application of Mr. Tony C. Vold30—H2—25—4 to purchase Pt. of the SW 30—#2-25—W4from Mr. Ralph Vold

and Mr. Hector Labrie for the sum of $8,100.00 wasapproved. — Carried.

snowfence On a motion by Councillor Owen. the Secretaryi 5‘ was authorized to purchase 400 ft. of snowfence for the

'5 Rimbey School with the understanding that the Town of. Rimbey is to pay one half the cost of the expenseincurred of the fence. - Carried.

Convention On a motion by Councillor Owen, authorizationwas given to pay each Councillor who attends theA.A.M.D. convention the amount of $20.00 per day which isnot to include the cost of registration fees, and to pay

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the actual costs incurred by the Secretary and Assistantwhile also attending the convention. — Carried.

On a motion by Councillor Davies, the Secretarywas directed to notify Mr. Crowell that it is the intentionof the County to terminate his services at the end of the1963 construction season. — Carried.

On a motion by Councillor Palechek, theSecretary was authorized to invite Mr. George Unsworthto attend one day of the convention. - Carried.

Item (19) Bylaw No. 48-63-B authorizing thetemporary borrowing of $hO0,000.00 from the Treasury Branchas necessary, received first reading on a motion byCouncillor Van Nest, second reading on a motion byCouncillor Reed and, by unanimous consent of the Council,a third reading on a motion by Councillor Palechek,and finally passed.

On a motion by Councillor Reed, CouncillorsSkeels and Van.Nest were appointed a committee of two toinvestigate the possibility of storing the spray truck inRimbey for the winter. — Carried.

On a motion by Councillor Palechek, Reeve Davieswas appointed a committee of one to find a heated storagefor the County coal truck for the winter. - Carried.

ACCOUNTS

AccountNo.

23560 Payroll Account - Ponoka $59,480.78”1220M Payroll Account - Rimbey 20,530.50‘

2026T Griffin Insurance Agencies Ltd. 9l8.00~2027T Miss Lorraine Nielsen 50.00-2028T Provincial Treasurer 400.l2~2029T Roger Stewart 150.00.2030T Norman MacLeod l50.00~203lT Ivor E. Davies 60.00v2032T Clint Reed 60.00»2033T Medical Services Incorporated 1,395.20’203HT Northwestern Utilities Limited 90.37«203ST Town of Ponoka 1, 59.98«2036T Henry S. Fisher 27.00.

D/M—M Bank of Montreal 2.60D/M-C Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 4.91D/M—C Canadian.Imperial Bank of Commerce l39.50“D/M—T Provincial Treasury Branch 5.00’D/M—T Provincial Treasury Branch 8.02‘

2037T Alberta Government Telephones 269.10.

235C Payroll Account - Ponoka 9,l59.2l~1221M Payroll Account - Rimbey S,898.l3—

2038T Fine Arts Drama Festivalc/o R. Petterson 25.00

2039T Provincial Treasurer 8.00«ZOHOT Joe Ronnie 4.8020#lT Receiver General of Canada 328-5620%2T Provincial Treasurer 502.13»2oh3r Ivor E. Davies 28.50zohar T. K. Crawford 21.00.2o45T 0. 0. Reed 33.80420k6T J. H. Skeels 52.2020#7T H. M. Van Nest 34.80v2048i 0. 'B. Wilders 15.00

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V. E. Wright

C. A. Looker Office EquipmentNorthern Drafting and Blue PrintCo. Ltd.H. D. C. Construction Co.Harsim Construction Ltd.

Mrs. Jeannette SmithMrs. Ivah M. MetcalfNena N. EastesPat M. ClappEthel M. WhiteMrs. Leola MontalbettiMrs. R. M. MoriarteyDorothea BossenberryBlanche HoarBernice J. LuceJoyce PettersonAnne WalkerMrs. Ethel J.E. StobbeG. MatthiasMrs. Anne walkerWm. BodnarukR. StuartM. LandryMrs. Norma FieldMrs. Irene BrekkeCrescendo Music Co. & StudioHarry WrightSchool Book BranchDepartment of EducationMcGraw-Hill Company ofCanada LimitedInstructional Materials CenterCanadian Laboratory Supplies Ltd.J. M. Dent & Sons (Canada) LimitedMiss Linda HolbenMiss Mary Lou TaylorMrs. 0. MitchellMrs. Doris A. FawcettWaterloo Music Company LimitedBraithwaite'sCentral Alberta Dairy PoolMaciver‘s

Underwood Limited

Roy N. SherwinMrs. Rhona ChambersAmerican Education PublicationsI. G A. StoreSinger Company of Canada Ltd.Mc & Mc Trading Company LimitedDenoyer~Geppert CompanyThomas Nelson & Sons (Canada) Ltd.Clarke, Irwin & Company LimitedThe Copp Clark Publishing Co. Ltd.Universal BinderySmith, Davidson & Lecky Ltd.Canadian Ofrex LimitedJohnston Drugs (Ponoka) Ltd.Gestetner (Canada) LimitedH. L. LarsonA. L. SchragCentral Hardware (Ponoka) Ltd.Imperial Lumber Company Ltd.Kleen LimitedJack Scott

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Miller

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2,587.50.

21.15526,893.1525,129.0d

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Bluffton Mutual Telephone Co.Western Supplies LimitedMarshall Wells of Canada LimitedBeaver Lumber Company LimitedBattle River Coal Co. Ltd.C. W. SherwoodGriffin.AgenciesW. F. HolbenHenry NagelF. BaumgartnerLyon Lea Sheet Metal Ltd.Ponoka Radio Electric Ltd.King‘s Farm SupplyCustom ElectricTown of RimbeyW. WoppenkampMetro HrycykConsolidatedPaint & Varnish(Canada) Ltd.M. BellRimbey Motor Sales Ltd.Stan C. QuaifeEconomy Portable Weldinglrosser Parts Ltd.Taylor, Pearson and Carson LimitedLoucks Motors Ltd. ‘

George HeartwellNorthwest Polyrama Ltd.Motor Car SupplyCompany of Canada LimitedCanadian Pittsburgh Industries Ltd.The Medical CentreMayo Automotive Ltd.Morrison?s Welding and ServiceM. OrmbergC. F. SimpsonC. F. MillerBritish American Oil Company LtdlPonoka WreckersR. J. JonesD. J. CooperArchie AndersonH. CrossM. G. McCoyI. SeagraveRimbey RadiatorMichener MotorsFredis Auto ServiceBadry Sales & Service Ltd.Ralph’s Tire ShopCerveny & StowellHenry SheaneWilliam MeikleMrs. James LukocsEmile BarsalauWm. RaudabaughOliver RuskE. E. StobbeRobert JordanChris AndresenRoy BarberreeJoseph DonnellyNelson DonnellyPaul EilersenPercy BuckinghamJohn HermanWallace JacobsLorenz JensenLorenz Jensen

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Derril Sutherland $ 33.00«Frederick Mcvittie 30.75“James Anderson 27.75‘Mrs. Ellen Erickson 26.25‘Alvin Henderson 31.50Wilfred Hemeyer 33.00Albert Jones 3l.50Mrs. Margaret Mccaughey 24.75Rudolph Orom 33.00Allen Lind 32.25Fred Makofka 33.00~John Mandville 33.00Arthur Nicholson 6l.50~Victor Osokin 63.00-Gron Davies 32.25-willard Bingeman 28.50«Douglas Bresee 33.00«Irving Seagrave 31.50%W. R. Tiltgen 33.00\Fred Steeves 30.00-Maric Wedlund 30.00¢

Yvonne Wilson 30.00-Valorie Pearce 30.00~Darlene Dool 30.00xIvor Jones ll.55*McCoy Bros. Ltd. 9l.02Correspondence School BranchDepartment of Education 226.00Beaver Lumber Company Limited 196.47.Parkland School for Retarded Children l28.00»Joe Harish l2.00Wm. Kneller %4.60-Reynolds Motor Supply 45.00.Estelle Elofson 10.00.W. J. Gage Limited 35.02~Economy Auto Parts - 2.00Brigham Motors Ltd. l3.78R. J. Olson 8.00~

Payroll Account — Rimbey 20,586.37-Payroll Account - Ponoka 59,l78.25~

Ivor E. Davies 67.50.Harvey S. Hillis 86.00,V. Owen 98.00»Frank Palechek 77.90C. C. Reed ll2.3OJ. H. Skeels 77.60~H. M. Van Nest 164.60.Northwestern Utilities, Limited 433.39«H. Wild Construction Ltd. 217.20"Ponoka Co—operative Association Ltd. l0.48«Ponoka Pharmacy Limited 38.755Imperial Oil Limited 2,3#6.63«Wilders Motors Limited 341.36-Johnson & James 2,711.50-Central Alberta Stationers Ltd. 82.96-Johnstons Drug Store 2.60W. A. Cotton.Hardware 77.80-T. B. Wright Garage Ltd. 23.h5.

western School Furniture Co. 1,900.38-Calgary Power Ltd. l,355.72.Rimbey & District Tire Shop 16.75.Harvie & Saunders Hardware & Furniture

-- 45.63»Alberta Association of MunicipalDistricts 2,023.33"Freeman‘s Industrial Supply House 98.03~

u Pa e 11 _;November 1 1 6

‘Account

H No.

M 2236r Revelstoke Building Materials Limited 469.84‘ 2237T Canadian Propane Consolidated Limited 696.45

2238T Corbett's Supplies 169.232239T M. s. Gee 329.25

; 224OT Canadian Liquid Air Ltd. 127.24» 224lT Montalbetti Bros. Limited 43.40[ 22H2T Wilson Building Supplies and‘

R—B Construction Ltd. 89.32” 2243T Lecdale Mutual Telephone Co. 300.00~. 2244T Wensel Berg 18.75

22H5T Dayton.Berg 7.50’2246i Ralph Spelrem 32.62.

; 2247T Mrs. Katherine Stern 78.75g 2248r Russell crowell 30.00.3 2249r Erik Paulsen 3.20L 225OT Leo Pushak 48.00.5 225lT Bill Sitsma 45.00J 2252T Lorne Jones 64.00; 2253T Len‘s Excavating Co. Ltd. 100.00.3 2254i County of Camrose N0. 22 151.00-1 2255T Gus Jenn .00’

2256T Stewart Trcnching 18 .002257T J. C. Dick 39.10—2258T Mrs. Susan E. Cline 100.00-2259T John Lauridsen 125.00-

!2260T Grand Meadow Telephone Company 40.94

4 226lT John Ycdlos l1.25~I 2262T Emil Klrtzer 23.133 2263T Joe Peavoy 6.251 2264T Crawford Transport 10.30-» 2265T Construction Equipment Co. Limited 202.79”r 2266T Frank H. Vogel 411.75»L 2267T George King l00.00.r 2268T C. Tocher 50.00vq 2269T Wm. Jaffray Jr. 50.00; 227OT J. W. Jaffray 100.00

2271T A. Symanczyk 50.00”. 2272T Edgar J. Hawkings 250.00‘. 2273T Russel 0. Cole 50.00‘ 2274T Fred J. Simpson 50.00‘

2275T Edmund Hawkings 100.00‘ 2276T H. Scheelar 19.20‘5 2277T George Stern 25.10! 2278T Fred Troitsky 29.70. 2279T Spen Muddle 130.201 228OT Denny‘s Body Shop 6.00I 2281T Theodor Toft 5.901 2282? Imperial Oil Service 6.85-! 2283T F. Baich,1 MacLeod's Authorized Dealer 13.26=4 2284T Loveseth Limited 244.27~§ 2285T Kraft Auto Service 3.45«§ 2286T Street Robbins Morrow Ltd. 374.62.W 2287T Monarch Automotive & Industrial1 Sales Ltd. l4.50I 2288T U.F.A. Co—0perative Limited 338.47»A 2289T Whites Tire & Battery Service Ltd. 15.19.

2290T G. F. Newton 2.50229lT Waterous Equipment Ltd. 181.722292T Allen Albers 75.00~2293T Walker & Newby Ltd. 5,246.812294T Peter Kurney 7.49«2295T A. H. Ravnsborg 15.00’

« 2296T C. C. Reed 15.40‘ 2297T Harvey S. Hillis 12.00-

2298T Wm. Mickey l9.00~2299T Gordon.Hammonds 23-05>23OOT G. Miller 20.70230lT Ponoka Pharmacy Limited 181.20-

/.; /

FORM 149;-F—5peI:Ia|V /

A]

MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD.

F‘X

FORM 14sUP—specI.-.IMum CIPAL PPLIES LTD.

AccountNo.

2302T2303T2304T2305T2306T2307T

2308T2309r2310r2311r2312r23l3T231402315r2316r23l7T23l8T23l9T232OT232lT2322T2323T

2324r2325r2326T2327r2328T2329T233OT233lT2332T2333T2334r2335T2336T2337T2338T2339T2340T2341T2342T2343i2344T

2345r2346T2347i2348r2349T2350r235lT2352T2353i2354i2355T2356T2357T2358T2359T236OT2361T

2322T23 3T2364r2365T2366T

Pa e l2 — November l l 6

Proctor PaulsenPonoka Veterinary ClinicE. A. PnalempinJens JensenThe Rimbey Record Ltd.Addressograph—Multigraphof Canada LimitedWinfield TransportG. W. CalvertMidland Superior Express LimitedCrawford Transport Ltd.Manley, Cawsey & VickersonThe Rimoey Record Ltd.Western Municipal NewsPonoka Herald Ltd.D. L. WhiteA. L. SchragThe Travelers Insurance CompanyPrairie Business MachinesMunicipal Supplies LimitedThe Queen's PrinterDepartment of Mines and MineralsProvincial TreasurerPublic Service Pension BoardPetty Cash AccountBarry LindseyR. GotfredsenPaul BennettMrs. B. OroszPeterson's Corner StoreBrody‘sRay DrummondMontalbetti Bros. Ltd.Ponoka Co—op StoreDr. G. C. BoormanBTody‘s StoreI2G.A. StoreCalgary Power Ltd.The City of EdmontonM0rrell's StoreTaylor's General StoreJohnny NobleS & W. GravelTed SmithsonUnited Farmers of AlbertaC0—operatiVe LimitedNetoka Health UnitCalgary Power Ltd.Raymond FossNorman.HawksworthFred F. FawcettLeonard HanbyJohn FawcettJack OgilvieG. J. FawcettJim StawartAllan L. JohnstonRobert & Mary LiddellRobert J. WatsonD. L. MerrillA. C. BowieD. B. LiddleJoannes & Maria RemynWalter PeabodyA. J. PierlotBud C. HansenAllan.LewisIvor E. Davies

$ l5.00395-401127.90.62.25

650.00

2.552.75.

163.80»1.00.

32.63120.35»125.78:

12.004.20-

39.4060.00.26.10-56.05’

107.74-42.50.

.55.

400.12’214.631

30.00:20.00-45.00-20.00*80.00434.34-

8.00130.0095.00»36.00»20.75.

479.00.26.07.

122.00»70.70.50.00-74.10.

260.40.1,014.54,

146.61‘3,258.00~

65.10.36.00»50.0010.00~16.25_68.75-42.50.

217.50158.70.

1,426.62.50.00.50.00-75.00~25.00.50.0050.00.47.60.

4.00.41.00»

100.00~60.00.

Pa e l — November 1 l 63

AccountNo.

I 2367T Joe Ronnie $ 50.00‘ 2368T Ferguson Supply Alberta Limite? 2,311.36

% i2369T John F. Scott 18.25-

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! t

296,736.u9

E Adjourn Item §20) On a motion by Councillor Van Nest2 the meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m. — Carried.1

FORM 149[-P—SpecIalMUNICIPAL sLn>1>LxEsLTD.