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Home My WebLink AboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 06/08/1971MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OTTER TAIL COUNTY MINNESOTA Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County met Tuesday, June 8th, 1971, 9:30 A.M., all members present. Motion was made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George Walter and unanimously carried, to allow the additional tracts of land lying between two township roads in Government Lot 4, Section 34 -133 -39, be split out as sur- vey lots, 200' in width. Motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by Hubert Nordgren and unanimously carried, authorizing Knutson Heating to install a Lennox Cool Air Circulating system in the Treasurer's office, as proposed. Motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by George Walter and unanimously carried, to not open the previously advertised for crusher bids and to re-advertise with right to raise bid orally providing a sealed bid is submitted. Bids to be opened at 9:00 A.M., July 7th. The Board, having previously advertised for bids to be received for grading and aggregate surfacing, S.A.P. 56-621-12 (71), C.P. 71:21, proceeded to open bids which were found to be as follows: M & M Construction Co. Ed Zimmerman ; Bain Bros. & Don Dahlman Douglas Ackling Harvey W. Nelson Conroy Construction Strom Construction Co. Arne Anderson & 6ons, Inc. Drewes Construction Co. Nashua, Minnesota Barrett, Minnesota Clarissa, Minnesota Frazee, Minnesota Lake Park, Minnesota Dumont, Minnesota Moorhead, Minn. Ada, Minnesota Detroit Lakes, Minnesota 199 $50,091.13 54,273.40 55,903.92 59,927.15 60,048.31 60,553.53 62,861.13 63,030.81 71,043.32 After discussion motion was made by Richard Dillon, seconded by Andy Leitch, and unanimously carried, to accept the bid of M & M Construction Company, Nashua, Minnesota, in the amount of $50,091.13, it being the lowest bid. The Board having previously advertised for bids to be received for grading and _aggregate surfacing, S.A.P. 56-623-05 (71) C.P. 71:23, proceeded to open bids which were found to be as follows: M & M Construction Co. Bain Bros. & Don Dahlman Ed Zimmerman Dux & Peppel Const. Harvey W. Nelson Douglas Ackling Leonard Hillstrom Conroy Construction Strom Construction Co. Drewes Construction Co. Nashua, Minnesota Clarissa, Minnesota Barrett, Minnesota Hillsboro, North Dakota Lake Park, Minnesota Frazee, Minnesota Vergas, Minnesota Dumont, Minnesota Moorhead, Minnesota Detroit Lakes, Minnesota $29,945.04 33,119.10 33,172.80 34,113.88 34~ij45.12 34,982.53 35,361.80 35,811.21 36,540.56 40,553.50 After discussion, motion was made by Richard Dillon, seconded by Andy Leitch and unanimously carried, to accept the bid of M & M Construction Co., Nashua, Minnesota, in the amount of $29,945.04, it being the lowest bid. The Board, having previously advertised for bids to be received for Bridge #56517 over the Pelican River, proceeded to open bidw which were found to be as follows: Korby Contracting Co. Industrial Builders, !Ne. Wendland & Dwire Swingen Construction Co. Fergus Falls, Minnesota Fargo, North Dakota Balaton, Minnesota Grand Forks, North Dakota $44,424.50 45,001.60 49,541.00 57,497.60 After discussion, motion was made by Richard Dillon, seconded by George Walter and unanimously carried, to accept the bid of Korby Contracting Co., Fergus Falls, Minnesota, in the amount of $44,424.50, it being the lowest bid. zco The Board, having previously advertised for bids tobe received for _aggregate base and road mix bituminous surf acing, S. A. P. 56-623-04, C. P. 71: 23B and S.A.P. 56-669-02, C.P. 71:69B, proceeded to open bids which were found to be as follows: Mark Sand & Gravel Co. C .. L. Nelson & Co., Inc. W. Hodgman & Sons, Inc. Fergus Falls, Minnesota Brainerd, Minnesota Fairmont, Minnesota $115,081.00 123,738.00 132,522.00 After discussion, motion was m_ade by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George Walter and unanimously carried, to accept the bid of Mark Sand & Gravel Co., Fergus Falls, Minnesota, in the amount of $115,081.00, it being the lowest bid. Upon motion made by Richard Dillon, seconded by Andy Leitch and unanimously carried, the County Auditor was authorized to advertise for bids to be received until 11:00 A.M. o'clock, July 12th, for grading and bituminous sur- facing 0.407 mile of Fergus Falls Township road, C.P. 71:0lFF, located from CSAH #27 and East into Woodland Heights, approximately 0.5 mile North of Fergus Falls. Upon motion made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George Walter and unanimously carried, the County Auditor was authorized to advertise for bids to be received, until ll:00 A.M. o'clock, July 12th, 1971, for the following: GRADING AND AGGREGATE SURFACING S.A.P. 56-650-02, C.P. 71:50, Length 3.57 Miles, located from the junction of CSAH #73 and East to CSAH #75, approximately 3 • 0 mil es East 0£ Deer Creek. 201 jJ~~i{ ~~ .,. :·;?- -~ 1 ·. Upon motion made by George Walter, seconded by i1!~lllbert Nordgren and unanimously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners, Otter Tail County Minnesota, that WHEREAS on July 14, 1970, the County Board entered into contract with Michaelson Bros., Inc., Madison, Minnesota, for Grading and Aggregate Sur- facing on C. P. 70: 135, in the amount of $92,261.29, and WHEREAS same has been completed to the satisfaction of .the County Board, with an increase of $5,126.01, due to a sink hole at approximately Station 210, increasing the common excavation and sodding, NOW THEREFORE, the County Auditor is hereby authorized and directed to issue a warrant in the amount of $9,891.73 to the Michaelson Bros., Inc., Madison, Minnesota as final payment for this work. Dated at Fergus Falls, Minnesota this 8th day of June, 1971. ~~ airman~7 ATTEST~ Clerk Motion was made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George Walter and unani- mously carried, to approve the following applications for permit to allow consumption and display of intoxicating liquor, and license to sell non-intoxicating malt liquor: Set-up licenses: Gerald Schultz Hugh W. Kabrich Melvin Baas Adrian Westergard Fred I. Evans Charles E. Lewis Floyd M. Collins Beer Licenses: Mildred Timmerman Richard Petkervick Thomas J. Mullen Pearl 0. Risner Ten Mile Lake Resort Grand Fiew Heights Resort Triangle Dance Club Last Resort Babe 's Resort Rocky 's Resort Collins Landing Hi 11 Top Resort 0 'Haver' s Resort Maple Beach Resort Heye' s Resort Tumuli Pine Lake Rush Lake Elizabeth Perham Twp • Dora Star Lake Rush Lake Dora Lida Otter Tail A petition s_igned by various freeholders of Pine Lake and Corliss Town- ships requesting the County Board to declare a roadway between Pine Lake and Cor- liss Townships impassable was read and upon motion made by George Walter, seconded by Hubert Nordgren and unanimously carried, a hearing was ordered to be held at 9:30 A.M., July 12th, at which time persons may appear and present testimony relative to the matters set forth in the complaint now on file with the County Auditor. Motion was made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George Walter and unani- mously carried, to approve funds for Viking Basin not to exceed $1,750 per year for a three year period. 2(3 Upon motion made by Andy Leitch, seconded by Richard Dillon and unanimously carried, the following applications for homestead classification and reduction of assessed valuation of real estate and personal property were approved: DeVere }Jreston Clinton F. Grinager John Ed. Johnson Hans & Ole Finstad Gust Johnson Gerald Kubitz Walt Lemke The Salvation Army John W. Walker Northwestern Bell Harold Hoffman Fergus Falls, 3rd Ward Fe_rgus Falls, 3rd Ward Clitherall Township Scambler Township Elmo Township Dane Prairie Township Village of Henning Fergus Falls, 1st Ward Otter Tail Township Village of Elizabeth Village of Vergas Homestead Classification Homestead Classification Homestead Classification Homestead Classification Homestead Classification Homestead Classification Homestead Classification Forgiveness of penalty·, '66 tax Double Assessment Subject to Gross Earnings tax, should be exempt Personal property overvalued Upon motion made by Andy Leitch, seconded by Hubert Nordgren and unanimously carried, the meeting adjourned to 9:30 A.M., Wednesday, June 9th, 1971. 2C4 WEDNESDAY'S SESSION Pursuant to adjournment, theBoard of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota met at 9: 30 A.M., Wednesday, June 9th, 1971,-all mem- bers being present. Motion was made by Hulfe,i';t~Nordgren, seconded by Andy :Leitch and unanimously carried, authorizing Eastern Township $300.00 Special Aid. for t.1he reconstruction of a road commencing at C.H. #69. Motion was made by Andy Leitch, seconded by Hubert Nordgren and unanimously carried, to re-appoint Marvin Klicker as Veterans Servic'e -Officer for a two year period commencing July 1st, 1971. Upon motion made by George Walter, seconded by Hubert Nordgren and unanimously carried, the following amendments to the Otter Tail County Personnel Policies were adopted: AMENDMENTS TO OTTER TAIL COUNTY PERSONNEL POLICIES Articles III, XII and XVI were amended June 9, 1971, by action of the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota. The amended paragraphs now read as follows: III. HOURS OF WORK Court house hours are from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday. One hour shall be provided for noon lunch for court house employees. A maximum of eight (8) hours shall constitute a day's work, and a maximum of forty (40) hours shall constitute a week's work. The regular work hours for the County Highway Maintenance employees shall be as follows: 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 A.M.; 12:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Lunch Hour; 12:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. In all departments which maintain facilities on a 24 hour a day basis, the department head shall establish work schedules for its employees on a basis of 8 hours per day -5 days per week. The workweek shall be Monday throµgh Friday for all other employees. All time worked in excess of eight hours per day or forty hours per week shall be rated as overtime and compensated at time and one-half rates. An employee shall not be required to take time off during the regular assignediworkweek to avoid payment of overtime. In the event of an emergency or special situation which may arise, the depart- ment head may authorize employees to work hours different from the above or regular work schedule hours. ., During the months of Jme, July and August, 8:00 A.M. to4:30 P.M. will.be per missible, providing persons so desiring takel/2 hour for hoon lunch and work on a schedule satisfactory to the department head so that at all times eno_ugh personnel is available between the hour of 4:30 and 5:00 to allow said office to function ef ficient_ly. XII. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Except as otherwise provided by law, any county employee having a grievance shall report such to his supervisor or head of the office. If the grievance cannot be satisfactorily settled, it may be carried to the Board covering that office, but 0111y if requested in writing by the employee. If the Board so desires they may refer such matter to the grievance committee consisting of two (2) persons and the chairman of the Board. All parties interested shall be present at a hearing of the grievance committee, and the recommendations of the grievance committee shall be made to the·Board at its next regularly scheduled meeting. The decision of the Board shall be final in any such case. Chairman of the Board to appoint one member and the employee to appoint one member. xv. DISMISSAL Except as otherwise provided by law, any employee may be dismissed from his job by the elected or appointed official in charge of that office. Dismissals -shall be made only for just cause. Just cause shall include but shall not be limited to inability or failure to perform duties as assigned by the office holder, dishonesty, lack of loyalty to the head of the office and/or county, abuse of vacation or sich leave privileges, abuse of county owned equipment or involvement in civil or criminal offenses. Any employee who believes his dismissal is not justified may appeal in writing his dismissal to the Board. The Board shall hear all interes·ted-parties.-~d may reinstate the employee upon such terms and conditions as are just an~ proper. _2(7 T XVI. ; RETIREMENT POLICY .,· _t,•--. The retirement policy as set by the County Board specifies the. retirement age to be 65 effective January 1, 1972. The retirement policy as set by the County Board specifies the retirement age for full and part-time employees (as defined in Section 9, Paragrph Band C) to be age 65 effective January 1, 1972, except that when part-time-employees are needed, these are limited to 60 working days in any calendar year. This classification of part-time employee may be in excess of 65 years of age. 2f8 " . \ . ' '· Upon motion made by Commissioner Walter, seconded by Commissioner Dillon and unanimously carried, the following resolution was adopted: WHEREAS, it is provided in Minn. Statute 282.05 for the apportion- ment of the proceeds from the sale of tax-forfeited lands; WHEREAS, the County Auditor shall apportion the tax sale proceeds to the taxing districts pursuant to Minn. Stat. 282.08; WHEREAS, Minn. Stat. 282.08[4) (b) provides that the County Board may set aside 20% of the proceeds remaining after the value of public improvements, special assessments and bond issues levied on the property have been paid, for acquisition and maintenance of county parks and recreational areas; WHEREAS, Otter Tail County has parks and recreational areas which would benefit by such an apportionment; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the County Auditor retain 20% of the.·proceeds from the sale of tax forfeited land for acquisition and mainten- ance of parks and recreational areas from the proceeds available after making the necessary statutory disbursements, said proceeds to be disbursed according to law. Dated at Fergus Falls, Minnesota this 9th day of June, 1971. ATIE~ Clerk Upon motion made by Hubert Nordgren, seconded by George Walter and unanimously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County f. Minnesota, that WHEREAS, Ruth E. Smith has made application to repurchase from the State of Minnesota the following described property, which forfeited to the State of Minnesota for non-payment of truces for the year 1964 and subseq~ent years: Johnson's Add'n, Ex. W 152', all N 150' of Reserve said applicant bei.ng successor in interest. Now, therefore, be it hereby resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County, Minnesota, to grant said application, per- mission to do so being to the best public interest and relieve undue hardship. Dated at Fergus Falls, Minnesota, this 9th day of June, 1971. Clerk .. 210 '· j Representatives of the East and West Otter Tail,County Soil Con- servation Distficts appeared before the Board presenting their reports and bud- get requests, which will be considered at the July regular meeting o.f the Board. . . . ,··~· Bob Oslund and Charles Wilson of the OMK Eng'ineeriri'g:e;,firm appeared before the Board and presented their progress report on the Comprehensive Sewer and Water Survey being conducted in Otter Tail County, ,requesting an extension of time for completion. Motion was made by Richard Di llort, seconded by George Walter and unanimously carried, to extend the date of completion of the study to September 15, 1971 with a final report at that time. Motion was made by George Walter, seconded by Andy Leitch and unani- mously carried, to accept the plat of Ja-Ma-Ka Beach, subject to road approval and approval by the Planning Advisory Commission. 211 The following bills were allowed: Carleton E. M rtensen Carlton E. Mortensen Carlton E. Mortensen Jim's Standard Mayo's Standard Service Robo Car Wash Auto Safety Service Fergus Dodge, Inc. Marlo Motors Fir~ Safety Corporation Carpenter's Hardware National Bushing & Parts Co. 9~ T. County Chapter of Red Cross Parley Oyloe The Photo Center Vore's Kenneth Wanek Cordell Motors, Inc. Sheriff Jack H. Dailey Bernard M. Dorn Norman Lu.kken Joseph Henry Olson, Jr. Mrs. Marie Olson Mrs. Duane Reiner Floyd C. Rux James Salmononson Mrs. Don Scott Jr. Alfred J. Meyer N. W. Bell Telephone Co. Mathison-Hesby Agency Terry Jacobson C-Z Chemical Co. Dacotah Paper Co. Boarding of Prisoners Mileage and Expense Office expense gas II II Se:tvices 11 and Oil II Supplies II 11 and Oil First Aid Ki ts Film & Camera equipment Supplies & Processing Ammunition Keys Repairs Service Witness fee and mileage II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II Services Tolls and Services Add' 1. Premium Extra Janitor Supplies II 212 II II II II II II II $ 960.00 $ 133.04 35.95 180.66 132.80 242.70 32.00. 209.62_ 15.00 30.0Q 9.96 26.67_ 110.00 139.00 58.5J 55.77 4.40 20.40 3.75 12.80 7.40 17.00 9.25 7.60 22.50 5.00 21.45 10.00 190.39 39.00 38.00 91.50 34.87 Daycoa Wm. Galena & Son Gambles Johnson Repair Shop Otter Tail Grocery Co. Nash Perrine Edlon Somers Richard Dillon Richard Dillon Andy Leitch Hubert Nordgren John Snowberg George c. Walter Kenneth Clambey Frank Roberts Laura Hotchkiss Ambrose Klinnert ✓ Roger Heidorn Geraldine McGuire Gene Davenport Harris Iverson John Skramstad K. W. Hanson Arthur D. BoehpB. Spencer Lundquist Myrtle E. Logas Helen Skramsted Victor Lundeen & Co. Marvin Klicker N. W. Bell Telephone Co. Addressograph-Multigraph Corp Burroughs Corp Coopers Office Supply Davenport's Stationery Edgetown Lumber Edling Electric -2- Supplies Labor & Supplies II Repairs Supplies Labor & Supplies Supplies Mileage & Per Diem Mileage & Expense II II II II II II II II II II II II Weed and Seed Inspection II II II II w.o.T. Soil & Water II II II II II II E.O.T. II II II II II II II II II Mileage & Expense II II II II II II Expense Mileage & Expense II II II Postage Postage & Supplies Supplies Vets Service Mileage & Expense Vets Service Tolls Supplies II Supplies & Labor II II 11 & Labor 213 105.13 56.80 48.33 11.60 28.60 57.45 19/80 76.20 33.00 22.80 102.44 74.04 67.71 95.40 343.75 224.oo 222.00 85.15 162.25 132.91 29.2rt1 178.83 147.44 10.00 74.71 15.50 152.38 128.56 53.00 83.40 251.00 Empire Business Machines Fergus Glass & Paint Midwest Carbon Co. Miller-Davis Co. Monroe Calculator Co. Myrbo Enterprises Nelson Bro~ Printing 0rlyn Pederson Co. Pelican Rapids Press Poucher Printing & Lithographing Co. Security Blank-. Book & Prt~. Co. Carroll Skow· Victor Lundeen & Co. Universal Answering Service Kermit Hedman-Sheriff Ramsey Co. Gust Lagerquist & Son's Xerox Corporation Battle Lake Review Fergus Falls Daily Journal Pelican Rapids Press Mason Publishing Co. National Recreation & Park Ass'n. Enstad-Larson-Mann Mathison-Hesby Agency Lystads Inc. Village of Perham City of Fergus Falls Roland Huseby Ivan Bigler, M.D. G. J. Mouritsen, ,M.D. Mehdi 0randi M.D. Secretarial Service Normandy thcafe V.F.W. Post #7702 -3- Supplies II * Labor II II Labor Supplies II & Labor 11 & Publication II II. II & Labor II II Services II II Publication II II Subscriptions II Insurance Bond Pest Control E.0.T. Co. Agent Rent Cout" t Costs II II Coroners Fees II II II Transcripts & Supplies Meals for Jurors Grave Decorating 10.00 38.06 108.85 2.50 64.oo 36.30 1,200.00 44.50 73.13 699.55 30.00 925.79 6.oo 5.90 105.60 217.99 25.50 293.91 15.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 10.00 80.25 60.00 365.00 4.oo 50.50 25.25 131. 72 328.00 33.35 50.00 American Legion Post #116 Budke & Skogen Ebersviller Implement Co. Leitch Construction Co. Alfred Borgas Willis Roehl Ray Bruhn Mrs. Gerald Zeise Mrs. Arnold Stock Mrs. Charles Perkins Mrs. John J. Steblay Mrs. Robert H. Johnson Dennis Fjestad Myrna Lillestolen Dorothy Johnson Lorna McCabe Gloria Opatz Donna Q.uam Dinah J. Bergene Mrs. Alva Christensen Mrs. Olga Edwards Glorence Ginkel Verlie Grover Barbara A. Heikes Kathryn Hemmelgarn Christine M. Hartness Donna M. Ziegler Educational Services Physicians & Hospitals Supply Co. Reitan-Larson Co. Village of Perham Nelson Bros. Prtg. Co. Catherine L. Myers, R.N. Minnesota Nurses Ass'n. State of Minn. Document Section -4- Decorating Graves Labor & Supplies Phelps Mill II II II II II II Mileage Co. Extension Committee II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II Mileage Nursing Board II II II II II II II etc. Nurs:e II II II II II II II II II II II II II Mileage Home Health Aide II II II II II II II II Supplies II Rent Rent Supplies II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II Nurse II II II II Workshop Registration Nurse II II II Supplies II 50.00 976.00 4.30 1,110.00 3.60 1. 26 9.00. 9.18 2.70 8.10 9.36 6.12 21.88 117. 07 56.57 123.63 16.20 81.52 25.92 33.30 19.44 24.39 16.83 25.92 23.76 11.52 10.46 3.75 7.62 150.00 35.00 37.40 14.oo 13.00 3.00 L 1· ; Victor Lundeen & Co. White Drug Co. Fergus Daily Journal American Journal of Nursing Co. E.O.T. Telephone Co. Lake Region Hospital Mineral Springs Sanatorium Macpherson-ToW1;1e Co. International Harvester Johnson Repair Shop Mayo's Standard Super GMC Truck Sales Case Power & Eu!uipment Cummins Diesel Sales, Inc. Garwood Twin Cities Truck Equipt. Ziegler, Inc. Fergus Dogde, Inc. Genuine Parts Co. Pel Rapids International Harvester Co. Occidental Chemical Co. Perham Farm,, Supply Co. Auto Safety Service Electric Supply Larson Welding Norseman Motors, Inc. Olson Auto Electric l~ Riverside Repair Shop, I c. Super GMC Truck Sales Anderson Chemical Co. Elk River Concrete Products w.o.T. Soil Conservation Dist. Firestone Store Dick's Plumbing & Htg. Co. Lawson Products, Inc. Olson Equipment Co. Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. -5- Supplies Nurse II II Advertising 11 Subscription Tolls & Service Nurse T.B. Patient II II II Labor & Supplies Services Supplies Gas Service Parts II II II II II II II II Repairs II II II II II Calcium Chloride Culverts Trees Tii'es Equipment Rental Supplies II II 34.82 4.47 1.04 8.oo 17.77 152.33 Poor 27.85 II -·~~ I 433.62 Bldg Fd. i, 191 • 31 B&W Safety .: 1.30 II II II 5.37 II II II 14.16 II II II 141.02th 7.20 47.94 352.81 91.30 1.86 319.40 200.00 11. 74 34.85 41.38 2.00 29.60 17.50 46.58 47.34 3,780.00 163.62 332.50 121.64 61.50 59.71 354.22 76.08 North American Safety Corp E. N. Lunde Co. Bob's Hardware Dent Crane-Johnson Lumber Co. Erickson-Hellekson-Vye Co. Genuine Parts Co. Holten Lumber Co. Jaenisch Industries National Bushing & Parts Co. Peavey Lumber Service Sigelman Hide & Fur Co. Consumer's Co-op Oil Co. B. Lake Dave's Standard Service Farmers Co-op._ Assn ."".;' Fo;€sen Oil Co. '··'••· Hootc:.Lake 11 76•i Kraemer Oil Co. Mo~z Union Oil Co. Service Oil Co. Carlson Oil Co. Standard Oil Co. D-A Lubricant Co. ,-inc. Mathison-Hesby Agency Fergus Falls Daily Journal Otter Tail Power Co. SCM Corporation Minneapolis Blue, Prtg. Co. Three Sons at Publishers Park Yates Bank Supplies The Pierce Co. Poucher Prtg. & Lithographing Co. Davenports Stationery E.O.T. Telephone Co. N.W. Bell Telephone Co. Park Region Mutual Tele. Co. N. W. Bell Tele. Co. -6- Supplies II II II II II II II II II II Gas etc II II II II II II II Fuel Diesel Oil Insurance Ad for Bids Prints Maintenance Supplies II II II II II Service & Tolls II II , II II II II II II 123.00 109.65 21.13 9.06 3.20 20.25 18.40 28~88 110.45 32.40 -53~02 245~13 '89~ 72 39~71 198.29 248;67 116;07 81.25 69~75 70~98 359.60 46;20 88.20 70.00 341.50 6.oo 4.10 13:01 117.52 26~89, , .. F'·' ,•t.· .. ,.~, • ',, h r;- :~:, . I L ,,. y-••,J,";-,"'"j -7- Pelican Telephone Co. Service & Tolls . 8.75 N. W. Bell Telephone 80. II II II 8.53 Wendell P. Huber Expenses 266.37 Wendell P. Huber Cash Advanced 55.14 G. D. Harlow )lxpenses 45.50 G. A. Frederick II 63.81 Orval Le~O Milgage 95.67 Roy J. Bruhn II 146.97 Township of Clitherall Special Aid 500.00 Mrs. Nora s. Rosholt R/w 16.80 Leonard Hovland II 33.60 Mrs. Irene H. Nelson II 102.70 Ruth E. Slette II 25.85 Curtis D. Samuelson II 397.80 Donald Sivers II 10.20 Glenn A. Forester II 8.60 John J. Engelking II 12.80 Upon motion made by-Andy Leitch, seconded by George Walter and unanimously carried, the meeting adjourned to 9:00 A.M. Wednesday, July 7, 1971. AITEST: Clerk 218