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CITY OF L•OYDMINSTER COUNCIL MINUTES
The Eighteenth Regular Meeting of the Council of the City of
Lloydminster was held on Monday, September 21, 1987 at 7:30 p.m.
in Council Chambers.
Present
- P. Gulak
- R. Summers-Gill
- D. Arthur
- R. Starke
- C. MacKay
- 3. Vinek
City Commissioner
- R. Brekko
City Clerk
- T. Lysyk
Director of Finance & Admin.- D. Newlin
Director of Planning & Dev. - J. Hamrnermeister
Director of Eng.& Pub. Works- W. Roma
Transportation Engineer
- G. Dunn
- G. Willard
Development Officer
Planning Assistant
- S. Rowan
Confidential Secretary
- J. McLuckie
Absent
Alderman
Call to
Order
Proclamation
Welcome
Mayor
Aldermen
-
H. Flieger
Mayor Gulak called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
The Mayor presented and signed a Proclamation to Royce Sather
and Kevin MacDougall of the Lloydminster ACTT Chapter
proclaiming the week of September 28 to October 4 "Technology
Week in Lloydminster".
The Mayor welcomed the following people to the meeting:
Fred Mabey
Mike Lamb
George Matheson
George Phillips
Tom Williamson
Diana Rodwell
Lawrence Davidson
Rose Salt
- R.C.M.P.
Roy Beaton
- C.I.B.C.
Keith Denham
Donna Bentley and
Local Government Students -- Lakeland College
Vermilion Campus
588-87
Minutes
Moved y Alderman Starke, Seconded bz Alderman Summers-Gill
That the Minutes of the last Regular Meeting of Council dated
September 8, 1987 be approved as presented.
CARRIED
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CITY OF LLOYDMINSTER COUNCIL MINUTES
CITY CLERK'S REPORT
589-87
R.C.M.P.
Report
Inspector Roy Beaton presented the R.C.M.P. Report for the month
of August, 1987.
Moved by Alderman MacKay, Seconded by Alderman Arthur
That the R.C.M.P. Report for the month of August, 1987 be
approved as presented and attached to these Minutes.
CARRIED
R.C.M.P.
C/O
Lloydminst rinspector Beaton advised that S/Sgt. Walter Strauss from Prince
Detachment Albert has been named as his replacement and is expected to
assume his responsibilities in Lloydminster approximately early
December of this year.
Bylaws
City Clerk Tom Lysyk advised that Bylaws Nos. 19, 20, 21, 22 and
23 (Zoning Bylaws) received Ministerial approval September 8,
1987 and are now in effect. In addition, Bylaw 6-87 (Zoning)
received Ministerial approval September 16, 1987.
COMMITTEE REPORT - Alderman Cec MacKay
590-87
LEDA
Terms of
Reference
Moved
Alderman MacKay, Seconded la Alderman Summers--Gill
That Council approve the Lloydminster Economic Development
Authority recommendation to amend Lloydminster Economic
Development Authority Terms of Reference to include Chairman of
Community Futures Committee as full member and Bill Kondro to
attend Lloydminster Economic Development Authority meetings in
an advisory capacity.
CARRIED
Alderman Starke expressed concern as to whether the Terms of
Reference were clear enough so that there is avoidance of
duplication by Committees.
Alderman MacKay noted that in order
to be eligible for the Community Futures Program the Committee
has to encompass surrounding areas; while some activities might
be similar, liaison between the two groups is expected to avoid
this problem, Alderman Summers-Gill remarked that the Community
Futures Group is "sales" oriented, with LEDA concentrating on
specific interests; both groups will be functioning under the
direction of Director of Planning and Development James
Hammermeister.
591-87
Lakeland
Tourist
Assoc.
Moved
Alderman MacKay, Seconded by Alderman Summers-Gill
A.•ointmen
That Council approve the Lloydminster Economic Development
Authority recommendation to nominate Steve Rowan as the Director
of Promotions for the 1988 calendar year for the Lakeland
Tourist Association.
CARRIED
Planning Assistant Steve Rowan was introduced to those present
at the meeting.
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MAYOR'S REPORT
Alberta
Sport
Council
SRC
Conference
'87
Other
Functions
A.U.M.A.
The Mayor advised that she had received a copy of a letter
addressed to Vic Juba from Hon. Norm Weiss, Minister of
Recreation and Parks Alberta reappointing him to the Board of
The Mayor is to
Directors of the Alberta Sport Council.
forward a letter of congratulation.
Pat Gulak attended the SRC Conference '87 Banquet on
Mayor
The Conference was a great
Thursday, September 17, 1987.
success, attracting 1100 student representatives from across the
Western Provinces as well as the NorthWestern United States.
Premier Grant Devine of Saskatchewan was the Guest Speaker.
The Mayor had also attended the Community Futures Presentation,
the Opening of the Art Show and a Farewell Banquet for Dean Tom
Lownie of Lakeland College.
Members of Council were advised that the departure time to the
A.U.M.A. Convention would be 1 o'clock Wednesday, September 23,
1987.
COMMITTEE REPORT - Alderman Richard
592-87
Seniors
Recreation
Centre Study
Starke
Moved ty Alderman Starke, Seconded by Alderman MacKay
That Council approve the Parks and Recreation Committee
recommendation that P.E.R.C. Ltd. be hired to undertake the
Seniors Recreation Centre Functional Study for the amount of
$8,000.00.
CARRIED
Arts
Club
Opening
Concert
Season
Starke informed Council that he had attended the
Alderman
Opening of the 41st Annual Arts Club Show on Saturday, September
19, 1987. The Show was a tribute to Lindsay Evans and will
continue in the Allied Arts Centre for the remainder of the
week.
The Allied Arts Concern Season commences October 14, 1987 with a
concert by Diane Loeb. Further concerts will feature The
Acrobats of the Pagoda of the Plentiful Lands, Solstice and
Hagood Hardy. There will also be a Children's Arts Series
commencing October 15 with Season Tickets selling for $12.00
later
The opening concert features Morgan's Journey;
each.
concerts include a Christmas presentation by the Wheatland
Theatre named "Christmas Tuba" and an April feature by Eric
Nagler.
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COMMITTEE REPORT - Alderman Cec MacKay (Cont'd)
593-87
Fire
Preventio
Week
Moved
hy Alderman MacKay, Seconded hy Alderman Starke
That Council approve the Protective Services Committee
recommendation to declare October 4 - 10th, 1987 as Fire
Prevention Week.
CARRIED
594-87
Pest
Control
Contract
Moved by Alderman MacKay, Seconded
Alderman Starke
That Council approve the Protective Services Committee
recommendation to award the Pest Control contract to Mr. Roy
Clark effective July 1, 1987 to June 30, 1988 in the amount of
$440.00/month.
CARRIED
Council members were advised that rabid bats had been trapped at
Provost and Elk Point;
however, tests on bats caught in
Lloydminster had proved negative.
595-87
City
Constable'
Report
Alderman Cec MacKay read the City Constable's Report for the
month of August, 1987.
Moved la Alderman MacKay, Seconded la Alderman Starke
That the City Constable's Report for the month of August, 1987
be approved as presented and attached to these Minutes.
CARRIED
596-87
Fire Dept.
Report
Alderman
Cec MacKay read the Fire Department Report for the
month of August, 1987.
Moved by Alderman MacKay, Seconded by Alderman Starke
That the Fire Department Report for the month of August, 1987 be
approved as presented and attached to these Minutes.
CARRIED
COMMITTEE REPORT - Alderman Reg Summers-Gill
597-87
Parking
Prohibitio
51 Street
Moved by Alderman Summers-Gill, Seconded y Alderman MacKay
That Council approve the Engineering and Transportation
Committee recommendation that parking be prohibited on the south
side of 51 Street from 49 Avenue to 71m west of 49 Avenue.
CARRIED
87/09/21
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598-87
44 Street
Overlay.
Moved
Alderman Summers-Gill, Seconded la Alderman MacKay
That Council approve the Engineering and Transportation
Committee recommendation to approve the overlay of 44 Street
from 47 to 50 Avenue, and the repair of 44 Street from 45 to 47
Avenue, for a maximum cost of $85,000, by refinancing of
existing asphalt repair accounts.
CARRIED
DELEGATION:
8:00 p.m.
Peter Johnston representing Amador Lopez
re. Removal of Highway access to Arby's
Restaurant at intersection.
Mr. Johnston, Solicitor for Mr. Amador Liopez,made a presentation
respecting the removal of the intersection entrance to Arby's
necessitating patrons to go around the corner and use the South
entrance. This presents a problem in that the lane is
constantly used by semi-trailers waiting to unload at the Nelson
yards adjacent.
He advised Council that prior to building on
the site Mr. Lopez had received a letter dated May 21, 1986 from
Mr. Gene Willard, Development Officer, copied to Transportation
Engineer, Geoff Dunn stating that the access would remain open
until such time as the City Engineer determines that it must be
closed. Mr.Lopez said he was told that work on Highway 16 would
affect the access, only when work on Highway 17 commenced would
the access have to be removed. Mr. Johnston stated that Mr.
Lopez felt that the discretionary nature of the letter was of
concern and had attended a meeting at City Hall to discuss the
matter.
Had he been told the access would be closed he would
have considered building in a different location;
however, the
Plot Plan showed the entrance going out to the East.
It was
felt that a Yield sign could be located at the access to
minimize traffic problems.
City Commissioner Roger Brekko drew the location of the access
in question and noted that the City's concern is that of safe
traffic movement exiting and entrancing and the crossing of
lanes to effect such movement. With respect to properties
opposite, entrances in those locations will have to be adjusted
in the future.
He noted that as highways are upgraded, similar
exits/entrances are being deleted to ease traffic movement. The
City Commissioner pointed out that the adjacent property west of
Arby's was being similarly affected. He concurred that adequate
signage will be required and observed that holiday trailers are
considered to be a problem when making that turn.
Mr. Johnston felt that there should be a Yield sign for those
making a south turn from the West.
Transportation Engineer Geoff Dunn advised Council that Mr.
Lopez was advised that the drive-in location was a safety
Mr. Lopez had appeared at a Transportation Meeting and
hazard.
it was pointed out to him at that time.
Mr. Lopez had asked
that the access be granted as a concession.
599•87
Moved la Alderman MacKay, Seconded ty Alderman Starke
That the matter of the Highway 16 access to Arby's Restaurant be
referred back to Committee level for further discussion.
CARRIED
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COMMITTEE REPORT - Alderman Reg Summers-Gill
600-87
Home
Occupation
R1-Dog
Grooming
Moved
Ly
Alderman Summers-Gill, Seconded
Ly
Alderman Arthur
That Council approve the Planning and Development Committee
recommendation to approve the request of Heather Wood to operate
a Dog Grooming Service as a home occupation from her residence
at 2607 - 49 Ave. (Lot 8, Block 4, Plan 77-B-03702), as a
discretionary use in the RI (single detached) residential
district for the balance of 1987.
CARRIED
601-87
Home
Occupation
R1-Office
Moved by Alderman Summers-Gill, Seconded by Alderman Arthur
recommendation to approve the request of Gladys Marciniw to
operate an office as a Home Occupation from her residence at
3001 - 55A Avenue (Lot 7, Block 30, Plan 782-2724) as a
discretionary use in the R1 (single detached) residential
district.
CARRIED
ALDERMAN CEC MACKAY LEFT THE MEETING CITING CONFLICT OF INTEREST
ON THE FOLLOWING MATTER.
602-87
Cl Discre
ionary U
-Bingos
Moved
hi
Alderman Summers-Gill, Seconded
Ly
Alderman Arthur
recommendation to approve the request from the Lloydminster
Softball Association and National Hosting Committee to hold
bingos in the building at 4719 - 50 Avenue (Pt. of Lot 2 - Pt.
of Lot 9, Block 15, Plan B1271) as a discretionary use in the Cl
Commercial district subject to:
(1) Landscaping to the satisfaction of the Development Officer.
(2) Parking to be provided designating parking for bingo
patrons.
(3) A parking attendant to be employed before and during the
hours of operation to enforce parking restrictions.
(4) No operation of bingos between the hours of 9 a.m. to 6:30
p.m. Monday to Saturday.
Discussion on the question of locating a Bingo in the old
Alderman SummersEaton's building at 4719 - 50 Avenue ensued.
Gill advised that the City had received several letters
objecting to the locating of such a recreation facility at the
site, that a list of those opposed had been circulated and
signed and that the major objections centred on the moral issue
and inadequate parking. Alderman Summers-Gill noted that the
regulations governing Bingos fall under Provincial jurisdiction
and that previous bingos had not elicited complaints on moral
grounds. Parking considerations had been addressed, as had the
question of parking attendant services and the doors to the
He commented that
Bingo Hall were to be opened at 6.00 p.m.
street parking is a community facility and that meters are in
effect until that time and there is no requirement under the
current Zoning Bylaw for provision of parking in this area.
Five major cities had been canvassed, some provided no parking,
others provided limited parking.
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City Commissioner Roger Brekko advised that the building will
provide a maximum of 250 seats.
The only access to the South
of the building is through the lane and pedestrian access may be
gained at the North and South corners of the building; however,
these are fire exits.
Council had received a aletter from Barb Nixdorf of Canix
Holdings Ltd. (attached) questioning the locating of a Bingo
Hall as compatible with the downtown revitalization plans of the
City.
Mr. Ralph Burgess addressed Council on the issue and advised
that he had approximately 183 signatures on the list presented
to Council and that there were other objections raised, namely,
had the R.C.M.P. provided an opinion on the potential problems
of locating a Bingo Hall next to a liquor outlet, the danger of
increased traffic crossing the Meridian, compatibility of bingo
with the revitalization scheme, if bingo is considered a
recreation how is Nevada gambling considered? In addition Mr.
Burgess queried the charitable aspect of the operation and the
private gain involved. He noted that the circular was not
limited to signatories from the United Church congregation but
that Church activities will be impacted by the increase in
parking demand. He expressed concern regarding the hours that
the Bingo Hall will operate and it's impact on rush hour
traffic. He queried the purpose of an attendant. Mr. Burgess
ended his presentation by expressing the view that the building
could be used more properly than for a bingo/gambling facility.
Mr. Burgess submitted a list of names expressing opposition to
the Bingo Hall which was received by Council and is attached to
these Minutes.
Mr. Fred Mabey addressed Council voicing his objection on the
basis of questioning the need for another bingo hall. He
referred members of Council to the newspaper article in The
Meridian Booster September 21 edition which refers to the
Downtown Businessman's Association. He felt that in these
difficult economic times there is insufficient disposable income
to support another Hall and other bingo operations are
experiencing a drop in attendance. He queried Council's
decision respecting a previous like request last year which had
been denied.
The Mayor thanked Mr. Mabey for his presentation.
Mr. Mike Lamb defended the proposal noting that the argument
respecting liquor outlets was questionable in that there are 37
liquor outlets in town;
and it was not his intention to debate
moral standards.
He feels there are sufficient patrons to
support the proposal.
In reply to questionning from Mayor
Gulak, he advised that recent Government legislation restricts
the payout to the public to 60% of the take in any one session,
with the charitable organizations receiving 15 - 20% and the
remainder designated as expenses.
In response to Alderman
Starke's enquiry concerning Christmas Shopping and late night
opening, Mr. Lamb expressed the view that additional policing
would be required and extension of mini-mall parking a
possibility. The question of a shuttle bus service was raised.
Mr. Lamb noted that particularly in the winter many patrons used
taxis or were dropped off and picked up.
Alderman Starke commented that the public perception of bingos
is not good; however, it is legal and is a source of recreation
for a large number of people.
Lamb's "good neighbour" policy.
He had been impressed with Mr.
Mayor
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City Clod(
Alderman Arthur noted that Council was not in a position to
decide moral issues.
Alderman Vinek pointed out that out of the approximately 200
responses to the matter, few had been for the proposal and four
of these had been from businessmen.
Alderman Vinek pointed out that out of the letters received in
favour of the proposal, four had been from businesses.
The Mayor noted that it was not Council's mandate to decide how
many like businesses could locate in the City but that their
success would be dictated by public acceptance and patronage.
Mr. Russell Walker of Grace United Church addressed Council
noting he was saddened and dismayed by the remarks; he
the economic benefit and stated that bingo is
questioned
gambling and that society is promoting a "get something for
nothing attitude". He felt that Council should address moral
issues and that all aspects should be considered and urged
Council to oppose the proposal.
Alderman Vinek
Moved
603-87
That the matter be referred back to Committee.
MOTION LOST FOR LACK
OF A SECONDER
MOTION NO. 602-87 CARRIED 1:1 WITH ALDERMAN VINEK OPPOSED.
Alderman Cec MacKay returned to the meeting at 9.10 p.m.
604-87
Lot Sale
Colonial
Park VIII
Moved
Ly
Alderman Summers-Gill, Seconded by Alderman Arthur
recommendation to approve the sale of 26 lots in Colonial Park
VIB beginning at 8:00 a.m., Thursday, October 1, 1987 at the
Planning and Development office at City Hall as per the attached
prospectus.
CARRIED
Council was advised that the existing procedures and guidelines
respecting burning for foundations and service connections will
will continue in effect.
605-87
Rescind
Motion
503-87
Moved by Alderman Summers-Gill, Seconded
LI
Alderman Arthur
recommendation to rescind Motion 503-87 which reads:
recommendation to permit the developer, Investis Properties Ltd.
to pay the City $51,177 for all outstanding work on the
Southridge VI residential development and that no further
CARRIED."
bonding be required by the developer.
CARRIED
87/09/21
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606-87
Investis
-Southrid
VI
Moved by Alderman Summers-Gill, Seconded by Alderman Arthur
recommendation to permit the developer, Investis Properties Ltd.
to pay the City $42,677 for all outstanding work on the
Southridge VI residential development and that no further
bonding be required by the developer.
CARRIED
COMMITTEE REPORT - Alderman John Vinek
607-87
Statement
of Cash
Receipts
Payments
Moved by Alderman Vinek, Seconded by Alderman Starke
That Council approve the Finance and Administration Committee
recommendation to approve the Statement of Cash Receipts and
Payments for the month of August, 1987.
CARRIED
608-87
City
Treasurer
Ai.ointme t Moved hy Alderman Vinek Seconded by Alderman Starke
recommendation to appoint Nancy D. Huston to the position of
City Treasurer effective October 1, 1987.
CARRIED
609-87
Texas
Industrie
Agreement Moved la Alderman Vinek, Seconded by Alderman Starke
recommendation that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to
sign and seal the Agreement between the City of Lloydminster and
Texas Industries Ltd. for the purchase of 60 acres in the W 1/2
12-50-28-W3 for utility corridor, land bank, and road widening,
in the amount of $510,000.
CARRIED
COMMITTEE REPORT - Alderman Dale Arthur
Water
Consumpti n
Alderman Dale Arthur presented to Council two water consumption
Report
reports as follows:
For the week ending September 13, 1987 there were 8,698,954
gallons of water consumed as compared with 9,495,662 gallons for
the same period in 1986, or an 8.4% decrease.
For the week ending September 20, 1987 there were 9,445,282
gallons of water consumed as compared with 9,133,756 gallons for
the same period in 1986, or a 3.4% increase.
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BYLAWS
There were no bylaws.
ACCOUNTS
610•87
Moved by Alderman Vinek, Seconded
la
Alderman Starke
That Council approve for payment accounts in the amount of
$3,392,922.55 as presented and attached to these Minutes.
CARRIED
ADJOURNMENT
Moved
la
Alderman Starke. Seconded by Alderman MacKay
That the Meeting be adjourned at 9.25 p.m.
CARRIED
The next Regular Meeting of Council will be held on Monday,
October 5, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, and will be
opened in Prayer by Alderman John Vinek.
MAYOR
CITY CLERK
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Royal Canadian
Mounted Police
Gendarmerie royale
du Canada
Box 960
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan
59V 0Y9
Your /lie voi le r6lOrence
Our hie
Noire reikencra
September 10th, 1987
The Mayor
City of Lloydminster
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan
Dear Madam:
Re: Policing the City of Lloydminster
August 1987
The City was covered by the full contingent of men during
August. There were 938 complaints received which is down from 950 in July
1987 and down from 954 in August 1986.
There were no serious offences in the City during August,
but a number of Break,Enter and Thefts were successfully concluded.
Statistics for the month of August are reflected thus:
Offence
Number
Total Assaults
B & E (Business)
B & E (Residence)
Theft of Motor Vehicles
Theft Over $1,000
Theft Under $1,000
Property Damage Under $1,000
Total Criminal Code
Total Narcotics
Total Provincial Traffic
Municipal Traffic
Criminal Code Traffic
Total Collision
15
12
8
7
1
99
29
217
5
180
48
43
64
Canada!
% cleared
100
8
13
33
200
16
14
80
80
82
100
67
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CAN1X
HOLDINGS
LTD.
5020 - 4k,Street, Lloydminster, Alberta T9V CC) Phone 875-1984
September 21, 1987
The City of Lloydminster
Saskatchewan I Alberta
RE: Proposed Bingo Hall located in the former Eaton's Building
I feel obligated as a business in Lloydminster to make a comment on
the opening of the above proposed Bingo Hall in the above noted location.
It has been my understanding that the City of Lloydminster has been
making a concentrated effort to upgrade, re-vitalize and in general
make the downtown core of Lloydminster an attractive place in which
to locate a business and a convenient place in which to shop, visit
professional services (lawyers, dentists, etc.) for residents and tourists
of and to the city. By and large you have been slowly succeeding.
I do not feel that the proposed usage of the above location is a conforming
usage in keeping with the overall plan for the city thus far. I am therefore, against the proposed site usage.
One could put forward many supporting points, parking, traffic flow,
incompatibility with surrounding businesses and/or services (i.e. United
Church) and so on.
Several relocations have occured within a two block radius of this location
in the recent past, the Legion Hall, Furniture Clinic, the Medical Center,
even my own business. Future development is slated for the area behind
the Royal Bank and the present site of the old Lakeland College. These
relocations and developments have changed the parking requirements and
traffic flow considerably and will change them further in the near future.
I suggest an intensive study be made of the impact these changes have
effected and will effect before the Bingo Hall is approved in the proposed
location.
From a moral standpoint, I an not interested in the clientele of the
Bingo Hall, their socio-economic background, nor the organizations which
will benefit from the operation of the Bingo Hall. I am concern that
the a city with the name of Lloydminster, founded by Barr colonists,
straddling the Saskatchewan / Alberta border - very intent on becoming
a major player in both provinces economically and socially should have
located in its very center - a Bingo Hall. Just not very impressive
is it!! Sorry, zero points!!
Please feel free to call, I would be more than happy to sit in on any
serious disc\ ssion regarding this issue.
Yours tr
Barb Nixdorf
MONTH
August 1987
CONSTABLE'S REPORT
TICKETS ISSUED
/
METER VIOLATION
ISSUED CURRENT MONTH
PREVIOUS MONTH
YEAR TO DATE
885
1144
9403
129
188
1355
48
26
584
R.C.M.P.
7
16
251
CANCELLED
WITHDRAWN
(25)
(22)
154
BUSINESS
VOLUNTARY PAYMENT
'
RESIDENTIAL
VOLUNTARY PAYMENT
TOTAL
1044
1352
OUTSTANDING
TICKETS
1427
1721
--_
11,747
REVENUE
\-- METER
COIN
5,474.99
6,496.49
40,949.77
METER VIOLATIONS
3,161.43
3,746.50
29,137.99
VOLUNTARY PENALTIES
1,625.00
2,147.00
13,755.28
TOWING — IMPOUNDING
294.00
320.00
7,373.85
DOGS
441.00
138.00
3,054.00
10,996.42
12,847.99
94,270.89
OTHER
TOTAL
DOGS
VEHICLES
10
IMPOUNDED
7
IMPOUNDED
7
RELEASED
7
DESTROYED
5
V.P. PAID
6
RELEASED
5
ADOPTED OUT
1
V.P. ISSUED
COURT ACTIVITY
SUMMONSES ISSUED
PARKING
DISMISSED
OTHER
WITHDRAWN
1
PROSECUTIONS
CONVICTIONS
TRIALS
WARRANTS
COMPLAINTS HANDLED
PARKING
23
NUISANCE
DOGS
22
OTHER
LICENSE
REMARKS :
1
LLnYDPINSTEP FIRF DF0ARTMENT MONTHLY FIRE RFPnRT
TO:
R. N. Brekko, City Commissioner
FROM:
D. E. Gustayson, Tire Chief
MC)NTH OF
August, 1987
No.
nEITRE
NO.
nt FALSE ALARMS
CALLS
2
4
No. OF INSPECTIONS RESInENTIAL
MERCHANTILE
No. OF CALL BACK INSPECTIMS
IssuEn UNDER
THE FIRE PREVENTION ACT
86
10
4
No. OF ORDERS
Nil
No. OF BURNING PERMITS ISSUE!'
Nil
No. nr COMPLAINTS
Nil
REMARKS:
August 3, 1987 - False Alarm - 6:08 A.M. - Lloydainster Hospital - Pkchanical
failure. Cost $260.00.
August 15, 1987 - TalmeAlarm - 3:25 P.M. - Payless Gas - Prank Call.
Coat $234.00.
August 29, 1987 - False Alarm - 6:50 A.M. - Dontar - Mechanical Failure.
Cost $299.00
August 31, 1987 - False Alarm - 8:05 A.M. - lloydmall - Contractor shut off
sprinkler system. Cost $234.00.
August 3, 1989 -- The Fire Department organized and set off fire storks at
Bud Killer All Seasons Pork Heritage Days.
August 16 - 20, 1987 -- I attended the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs
convention held in Edmonton.
During the month of August, the Fire Department held two (2) practices.
I also spoke to one (1) youth group on fire safety.
D. E. Gustayson,
Fire Chief
C.C. - Mayor Culak
Ald. Arthur
Ald. Flieger
Ald. Maclay
Ald. Starke
Ald. Summers-Gill
Ald. Timek
D. Newlin
We, the undersigned, wish to express our opposi n to the bingo hall
planned to be operated in the old Eaton's building for the following
reasons:
1. Deterioration of family life - patrons will use welfare,
unemployment, and family allowance cheques at this facility.
2. Limited amount of parking space which will be impossible to police.
3. No need for another bingo hall in the city.
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STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1987
Receipts
Payments
Water & Sewer
Taxes
Grants in Lieu of Taxes
Sale of Services
Other Revenue:
Rents,Fines,Investments
Unconditional Transfers
Conditional Transfers
To Reserve/Suspense
Miscellaneous
250.04
960.15
217.07
925.78
202
103
9
386
(1
280.45
647.00
363.20
752.95
858.78)
Ordinary Payments
2 614 725.68
Contract Payments
222 110.18
Payroll
215 028.40
86 189.67
Capital
Total Receipts
334
354
135
53
1 664 727.53
Total Payments
Balances beginning of month:
Balances end of month:
Cash on Hand
Current Bank Account
Public Reserve Term
Deposits
Public Reserve Bank
Cash on Hand
Current Bank Account
Public Reserve Term
Deposits
Public Reserve Bank
Arterial Trust Bank
Term Deposits - Arterial
Term Deposits - General
Arterial Trust Bank
Term Deposits - Arterial
Term Deposits - General
Total
780.00
1 647 708.19
399 429.60
259.84
1 621.74
6 145 571.04
13 988 857.70
523 848 955.84
3 051 864.26
740.00
961 623.82
406 740.50
519.34
47 180.74
6 123 066.00
13 257 221.18
523 848 955.84
Total
Submitted to Council this 21st day of September, 1987.
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MAYOR
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CITY TREAS RER
CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ALLOCATION
August 31, 1987
WATER AND SEWER
13 115.90
SALE OF GOODS & SERVICES
(37.00)
OTHER REVENUE
(493.38)
WATER & SEWER
93 219.98
GENERAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES
29 278.88
PROTECTIVE SERVICES
14 340.42
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
80 098.17
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
28 419.41
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
545.13
PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE
20 149.41
RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL SERVICES
63 628.74
FISCAL SERVICES
166 388.73
OTHER SERVICES
66 431.74
PAYABLES
6 756 571.96
CAPITAL
5 043 381.75
TOTAL
$12 375 039.84
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DATE 87/09/18
CITY
OF
LLOYDMINSTER
PAGE
CHEQUE REGISTER - PAYABLES
DATE
NUMBER
028998
028999
029000
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CONTROL CHEQUE
NUMBER CODE
1
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029001
87/09/18
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029002
029003
029004
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
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87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
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029006
029007
029008
029009
029010
029011
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AMOUNT
25.00
70.00
10.00
144.27
425.00
33.20
100.00
72.40
364.60
45.00
4.47
29.47
26.60
24.65
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PAYMENT
25.00
70.00
10.00
144.27
425.00
33.20
100.00
72.40
364.60
45.00
4.47
29.47
26.60
24.65
029012
87/09/18
1
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12.80
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12.80
029013
029014
02901 5
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87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
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1
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029018
029019
029020
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
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12.80
23.69
24.50
33.50
24.30
37.71
24.47
4.08
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.00
.00
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12.80
23.69
24.50
33.50
24.30
37.71
24.47
029021
87/09/18
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029022
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6.86
12.25
160.00
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2,217.95
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029027
029028
029029
029030
029031
029032
029033
029034
029035
029010
02!
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87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
029039
87/09/18
1
029042
87/09/18
1
117.20
1,177,06
229.95
559.30
45.00
16.45
20.09
24.30
37.47
24.75
12.50
60.00
112.60
15,843.97
388.35
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029023
029024
029025
029026
4.08
12.48
6.86
12.25
160.00
2,217.95
117.20
1,177.06
229.95
559.30
45.00
16.45
20.09
24.30
37.47
24.75
12.50
60.00
112.60
15,843.97
388.35
NAME OF BENEFICIARY
COMPUTER BITS
THE LEATHER PLACE
CF PARCEL EXPRESS
CERTANIUM ALLOYS & RESEARCH CO.
ROBERT
J.
LITTLE
RICHARDS, DON & SHEILA
ALBERTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MABEY, NANCY
WESTERRA INSTITUTE
BARBER, BRAUM
FUNDYTUS, DARCEY
KOHLRUSS BROTHERS
LARRE, LEO
STEW-LIN HOLDINGS LTD.
KELLY, JIM
DENWOOD DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED
NORTHGATE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
CARPENTER, CARLA
OLIVER, LARRY
KOTYLAX, DON
GUNDERSON, JOHN
LARSON, NELSON
HARDING, DWAYNE
KERR, DON
KANE, DEBRA
LAUINGER, BARB
A & B RENTALS LTD.
IMC CONSULTING GROUP INC.
BUCKNELL SALES & SERVICE LIMITED
BENNETT & EMMOTT
TUNES - MUSIC & AUDIO
HAUSER TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT LTD.
SEELY, DOUG
LAVENDER'S CONTRACTING LTD.
DESAI, ROHIT
GASPER, ROBERT
JOHANSSON, GLEN
TRUSS, BRENDA
AMBROCK, HARRY
PAWLIVSKY, DAN
MYRON MANUFACTURING CORP.
ALBERTA POWER LIMITED.
ALBERTA GOVERNMENT TELEPHONES
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DATE 87/09/18
CITY OF LLOYDMINSTER
PAGE
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NUMBER
DATE
029043
87/09/18
1
4,674.85
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4,674.85
029044
87/09/18
1
50.00
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50.00
029045
029046
029047
029048
029049
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
28.45
562.50
1,650.00
90.70
1,555.85
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
28.45
562.50
1,650.00
90.70
1,555.85
262.83
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262.83
87/09/18
1
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
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87/09/18
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134.35
85.35
98.89
79.50
226.11
2,070.00
91.50
1,181.56
126.85
58.00
470.53
627.55
150.00
193.00
8,537.21
12.91
28.80
71.85
21.00
65.50
90.60
400.00
6,027.87
290.62
131.40
180.00
1,561.68
110.00
66.66
435.00
9,981.22
498.60
25,475.69
58.63
850.00
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134.35
85.35
98.89
79.50
226.11
2,070.00
91.90
1,181.56
126.85
58.00
470.53
627.55
150.00
193.00
8,537.21
12.91
28.80
71.85
21.00
65.50
90.60
400.00
6,027.81
290.62
131.40
180.00
1,561.68
110.00
66.66
435.00
9,981.22
498.60
25,475.69
58.63
850.00
029050
029051
029052
029053
029054
029055
029056
029057
029058
029059
029050
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029063
029064
029065
029066
029067
029068
029069
CONTROL CHEQUE
NUMBER CODE
87/09/18
1
029071
029072
029073
029074
029075
029076
029077
029078
029079
029080
0290A1
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87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
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029086
87/09/18
87/09/18
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87/09/18
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GROSS
AMOUNT
DISCOUNT
NET
PAYMENT
NAME OF BENEFICIARY
ALBERTA TRAFFIC SUPPLY LTD
AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION
ABBY ROAD FLOWERS & GIFTS
BENDIXEN, M.R.
BROADWAY PROPERTIES LIMITED
BOB JACK'S SHEET METAL LIMITED.
BORDER PAINT LIMITED.
BOW-DELL PARTS TOWN LIMITED.
BREKKO, ROGER
BEARING & TRANSMISSION (LLOYD) LIMITED
B.C. STEEL (Dry OF BORDER CITY TRANSIT MIX 19
BRE-GESCAN ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS
BILL'S PRINTING & STATIONERY
BOCHRIS CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
BEARING SUPPLY (CANADA) LTD.
BENNETT JONES
DIANE BEISEL
CRYSTAL GLASS.
CURLETTE SALES LTD.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS.
cHOmIAK, DON
CLARKSON, GORDON
CANADA VALVE INC.
COUNTY OF VERMILION RIVER NO. 24 (GAS UTILITY
CANADIAN LINEN SUPPLY
CHEMONICS SCIENTIFIC LTD.
COMPLETE SPRING & MECHANICAL
CANADIAN FREIGHTWAYS LIMITED
CITY LOCKSMITHING LTD.
CLARK; ROY
CONSOLIDATED CONCRETE LTD.
CONSOLIDATED WESTERN INDUSTRIES CO. LTD.
DMYTRYSHYN, DAVID
DZUS MOTOR REPAIR
DREYER, MAL
GEOFF DUNN
DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCE ENFORCEMENT
EDMONTON JOURNAL
8 H PLASTIC & ELECTRIC PRODUCTS LIMITED
ENDIEM OIL TOOLS LTD.
FELDSPAR EXCAVATING & REDI-MIX
FISHER'S REGALIA & UNIFORM ACCOUTREMENTS CO.
FORSYTH, OLIVER
87/09/18
PAGE
3
I
18
19
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
DATE
CONTROL CHEQUE
NUMBER CODE
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
GROSS
AMOUNT
DISCOUNT
NET
1,847.78
339.96
59.39
248.32
152.77
291.95
193.00
21.65
900.00
150.43
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
1,847.78
339.96
59.39
248.32
152.77
291.95
193.00
21.65
900.00
150.43
18
19
10
II
12
13
87/09/18
1
110.00
.00
110.00
87/09/18
1
110.00
.00
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
4,322.30
.00
14
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
15
17
18
19
.0
.1
.2
.3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
.9
!O
1
!2
2
!4
15
1
!9
10
NAME OF BENEFICIARY
PAYMENT
1,730.40
.00
110.00
4,322.30
1,730.40
25.00
271.15
.00
.00
25.00
271.15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
764.58
5,773.61
58.41
1,877.00
787.38
176.00
2,879.42
229.92
695.50
1,539.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
764.58
5,773.61
58.41
1,877.00
787.38
176.00
2,879.42
229.92
695.50
1,539.00
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
771.00
1,700.00
169.87
.00
.00
.00
771.00
1,700.00
169.87
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
44.80
10,000.00
118.24
.00
.00
.00
44.80
10,000.00
118.24
87/09/18
1
12.55
.00
12.55
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
6,964.50
177.00
.00
.00
6,964.50
177.00
87/09/18
1
110.00
.00
110.00
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
350.00
110.00
125.00
5,863.13
341.00
22.35
1,778.51
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
350.00
110.00
125.00
5,863.13
341.00
22.35
1,778.51
FLECK BROS. LIMITED
FISHER SCIENTIFIC
FIRST TRUCK CENTRE INC.
GROSSER PARTS LIMITED.
GULAK, MAYOR PAT
GRAND & TOY LTD.
GUSTAVSON, TODD
GREYHOUND LINES OF CANADA LTD.
GUTIERREZ; PATRICIA
GROCERY PEOPLE LTD.
HUDSON, E.G.
HUDSON, NEIL
HUSKY OIL MARKETING COMPANY
HI SIGNS MANUFACTURING LIMITED.
HILL, TONY
HAMMERMEISTER: JAMES
HERCIK; IRENE
HARDY BET LIMITED
HERITAGE HONDA
INTERPROVINCIAL SURVEYS
INTERWEST MECHANICAL LTD.
J. E. H. MAINTAIN-A-LOT
JAMIESON; EMERY
KINDEHSLEY TRANSPORT LTD.
KONDRO ELECTRIC LTD.
K & L ELECTRIC LTD.
KLEEN-BEE
KENYON; SIDNEY L. & PAMELA M.
KOCH ASPHALT COMPANY
KASHUBA CATERING
LLOYDMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
LLOYDMINSTER & DISTRICT CO-OP ASSOCIATION LIM
LOOMIS COURIER SERVICE LIMITED.
LLOYDMINSTER INVESTIGATION & SECURITY AGENCY
LLOYDMINSTER COMMUNIPLEX
LYSYK, TOM
LLOYDMINSTER & DISTRICT JR. HOCKEY ASSOC. INC
LAFRENIERE; DENNIS
LA FLECHE BROS. LTD.
LLOYDMINSTER DISPOSAL SYSTEMS (1986) INC.
MAJESTIC DISPOSALS LTD
MEDICAL HALL DRUG CO.
MERIDIAN PRINTING (1979) LTD.
AF151)
DATE 81/09/18
PiLGE
CHI
NUMB-SR
DATE
029131
029132
029133
029134
029135
029136
029137
029138
029139
87/89/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
1
87/09/18
1
45.00
.00
45.00
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
87/09/18
1
029142
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
029145
87/09/18
1
029146
029147
029148
02910
029152
029153
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
90.76
1,375.14
1,055.72
029140
90.76
1,375.14
1,055.72
821.36
590.04
9.36
634.94
4.99
358.00
232.50
19,752.05
12,183.50
146.50
408.80
384.90
141,378.31
590.04
9.36
634.94
4.99
358.00
232.50
19,752.05
12,183.50
146.50
408.80
384.90
141,378.31
029154
87/09/18
1
11,400.00
.00
11,400.00
029155
029156
029157
029158
029159
029160
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
40.00
34.50
239.85
110.00
5,556.42
1,307.10
135.34
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
40.00
34.50
239.85
110.00
5,556.42
1,307.10
135.34
1
1
1
1
1
1
192.50
200.00
25.00
17,106.73
250.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
192.50
200.00
25.00
029167
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
029168
029169
87/39/18
87/09/18
1
1
1,609.00
47,271.28
25.00
.00
.00
.00
47,271.28
0293 70
87/09/18
1
453.38
.00
453.38
02!
87/09/18
1
87/09/18
1
.00
.00
4.00
02917f
4.00
2,784.00
025173
87/09/18
1
029174
87/09/18
1
12.00
2,560.10
.00
.00
029143
029144
02!
0291,1
029161
029162
029163
029164
029165
029166
CONTROL CHEQUE
NUMBER CODE
GROSS
AMOUNT
269.75
813.27
13.30
12.50
22.00
DISCOUNT
NET
NAME OF BENEFICIARY
PAYMENT
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
269.75
813.27
13.30
12.50
22.00
821.36
17,106.73
250.00
1,609.00
25.00
MACKAY, ALDERMAN CECIL
MOORE BUSINESS PRODUCTS
HARDEN INDUSTRIAL DIV. OF ASAMERA INC.
MONTEITH: RICK
MOTOROLA LIMITED.
MAXI NOPP
NELSON LUMBER COMPANY LTD.
NORWOOD FOUNDRY LIMITED
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
NORTHWESTERN UTILITIES LIMITED
NORTHLAND STATIONERS (1963) LTD.
OFFICE KING SUPPLIES LIMITED
PRAIRIE INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS INC.
PEAVEY MART
POLITESKI MILER & BALLEGOOYEN
PAUL'S BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE LTD.
ROBERTSON BAYNTON MOSKAL STOLNUIK & STRILCHUK
RUSWAY CONSTRUCTION LTD.
ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY CANADA
RAM PRINTING COMPANY LTD
ROYAL TRAVEL
REDHEAD EQUIPMENT LIMITED
RO-VAC PUMP TRUCK SERVICES LTD.
RENCAR TRANSMISSIONS LTD.
RAYDON RENTALS
ROMA; WAYNE
ROWAN: STEVE
SASKATCHEWAN POWER CORPORATION
SCOTTY'S RENTALS AND SALES
STEWART FORD MERCURY SALES LTD.
SIGNS BY GENE (ALBERTA LTD.}
SASK-ALTA. BROADCASTER.
SPOKOWSKI, KEN.
SASKATCHEWAN REVENUE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES
SKORETZ; DAVID
SASKATCHEWAN AUTO FUND
SPOTOWSKI HARTWIG ARCHITECTS LIMITED
STEINACHER, ALLEN
?RI LAND WELDING & MACHINE LTD.
2,784.00
12.00
TROPHY GALLERY
TRI-SAB SYSTEMS LTD.
TOWN & COUNTRY TIRE & AUTO
2,560.10
UNITED CHEMICALS LTD.
87/09/18
PAGE
5
DATE
CONTROL CHEQUE
NUMBER CODE
GROSS
AMOUNT
436.32
75.00
34.95
75.85
124.74
200.17
129.75
88,052.25
6,857.91
472.00-
DISCOUNT
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
NET
PAYMENT
436.32
75.00
34.95
75.85
124.74
200.17
129.75
88,052.25
6,857.91
472.001,970.00
32.60
20,012.12
189.00
255.00
1,000.00
391,456.00
'5
'6
'7
'8
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/13
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
'9
87/09/18
1
T
1
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
.4
87/09/18
1 M
.5
/
'9
10
1
12
4
6
16
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
M
M
M
M
M
M
H
1,970.00
.00
32.60
20,012.12
189.00
255.00
1,000.00
391,456.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
[7
87/09/18
1 M
2,462,413.00
.00
2,462,413.00
T
1
12
07/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
87/09/18
1
1
1
1
M
M
M
M
284.00
250.00
300.00
1,099.08
.00
.00
.00
.00
284.00
250.00
300.00
1,099.08
M
C
2 OF CHEQUES
194
3,392,922.55
3,392,922.55
:TER TOTALS
2 OF CHEQUES
194
3,392,922.55
3,392,922.55
NAME OF BENEFICIARY
VERNS'S DIESEL SALES & SERVICES 1TD.
VALLEY 'C' FARM & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
WINDSOR BUILDING SUPPLIES LIMITED
WAYSIDE INN.
WILTER AUTO & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY (LLOYD) LTD.
WESCLEAN LAKELAND SALES LTD.
XEROX CANADA INC.
RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA
ALBERTA URBAN MUNICIPALITIES ASSOCIATION
C.U.P.E. LOCAL 11015
LLOYDMINSTER UNITED APPEAL
THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CITY OF LLOYDMINSTER SOCIAL CLUB
ALBERTA SOCIAL SERVICES & COMMUNITY HEALTH
ALBERTA URBAN MUNICIPALITIES ASSOCIATION
CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE
CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE
WILLARD, GENE
MASTERKAN, WILF
ALBERTA POWER LIMITED.

Present Absent Call to Order Proclama- tion Welcome 588

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