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Iowa Electric Light & Power, utilities $750.86
Treasurer State of Iowa, sales tax
4th quarter 92.58
HEW, social security taxes 386.88
IPERS, taxes 231.00
Peoples Savings Bank, federal withholding 348.30
Treasurer State of Iowa, Iowa withholding 73.58
On a motion by Heinrich, seconded by Huisman, Herman De
Vries and .Aeilt Terfehn were appointed town employees for the
ensuing year with the salary for each fixed at $500.00 per
month. Carried.
Following a motion by Huisman, seconded by Van Deest, the
meeting stood adjourned.
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ayor Clerk
The Wellsburg Town Council met in regular session on February
7, 1972, with Mayor Eckhoff presiding and all councilmen present.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read on a
motion by Van Deest, seconded by Heinrich. Carried.
On a motion by Huisman, seconded by Fairbanks, the treasurer's
report was accepted as read. Carried.
Hippen made a motion seconded by Heinrich to allow for payment
the following bills:
Aeilt Terfehn, net salary $394.50
Herman DeVries, net salary 394.50
Henry J. Grobe, net salary 72.00
Universal Welding and Machine Shop, repairs
on truck, water main & spreader 90.00
Henry Hippen Auto & Oil, snow removal 90.00
State Hygienic Lab., water analysis 6.00
Peoples Savings Bank, box rent 2.00
Grundy County Landfill, landfill 204.21
Wellsburg Herald, proceedings & claims 29.20
Cordes Hdwe., heater repair & misc. supplies 19.52
Wellsburg Oil Co., gas & diesel fuel 9.33
Sailer Ford, tractor parts 5.25
Williams Office Supply, ribbon for calculator 2.70
Peoples Savings Bank, collection of water bills
60.47
Bernerd Harms, salary for 1971 120.00
Share Corp., sewer compound 39.49
United Telephone Co., toll calls 1.47
Iowa Electric Light & Power, utilities 837.13
On a motion by Van Deest, seconded by Fairbanks, the Peoples
Savings Bank is to be the official depository for municipal funds
in 1972. Carried.
Following a motion made by Fairbanks, seconded by Huisman,
the clerk was instructed to send notices to property owners re—
garding repairiff or replacAiV faulty water meter+y March 20, 1972.
Failure to comply would result in the discontinuance of service.
6'arried.
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The beer and liquor application of Wallace Deters dba Wellsburg
Tap, was approved on a motion by Van Deest, seconded by Hippen. Carried
The meeting stood adjouYn.ed on a motion by Huisman, seconded by
Hei ich. Carried.
Clerk
The Wellsburg Town Council met in re, la r session
on March 6, 1972,
with Mayor Eckhoff presiding and all councilmen present.
The minutes of the February meeting were read
and approved on a
motion by Hippen, seconded by Van Deest. Carried.
Fairbanks made a motion, seconded by Huisman,
to allow for payment
the following bills:
Aeilt Terfehn, net salary
$394.50
Herman DeVries, net salary
394.50
Henry J. Grobe, net salary
72.00
Krull's Skelly Service, gas and repairs
38.80
Fischer Insurance, premiums
1754.33
Williams Office Supply, file cabinet
82.20
Wellsburg Fire Dept., meetings and fire
calls Nov. -Feb.
460.72
Zimmerman Electric, switch and repairs on
motor
14.90
Cordes Hdwe., heater repair & supplies
39.32
Ross & Van Heiden, excavation
76.50
United Telephone, toll calls
9.17
Iowa Electric Light & Power, utilities
893.29
The treasurer's report was approved as read on a motion by Heinrich,
seconded by Hippen. Carried.
The Iowa State Highway Finance Street Report was approved as pre-
pared by the clerk on a motion by Van Deest, seconded by Fairbanks.
Carried.
Harold Hogle and Glen Button, representing Melrose Township,
appeared before the council requesting fire protection for specified
areas within the township. A motion was made by Huisman, seconded by
Heinrich to accept the Melrose Township proposal and to set a one-half
mill levy on all townships provided fire protection by the Wellsburg
Fire Department. Carried.
A motion was made by Fairbanks, seconded by Huisman, to have a
street light installed at the corner of East Jackson and 8th Street.
Carried.
City Engineer Hollis Ryken met with the council to discuss the
possible extension of sanitary sewer lines. Ryken was instructed to
conduct further investigation of the matter.
Huisman made a motion, seconded by Fairbanks for adjournment.
Carried.
ayor Clerk