10-14-1963 HUCMMonthly Meeting
October 14, 1963.
A monthly meeting of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission was held
on October 14, 1963 in the Hutchinson Utilities Office at 5:00 P. M.
All Commissioners were present; also Supt. Young, Hugo Mahs, Orville
Kuiken and Ruth Hakel.
Motion made by Commissioner Thompson and seconded by Commissioner
Quade to increase the salaries of the following office employees
$10.00 per month, effective October 1, 1963, and to pay Harriet
S'mutka by the month instead of by the hour -- $210.00 per month:
Ruth Hakel
Ruth Schoettmer
Bea Pollard
C ord is Rippe
The motion was unanimously carried.
Motion was made by Commissioner Quade and seconded by Commissioner
Thompson to furnish electric energy to Hutchinson Cold Storage at
a special rate of .0195 dollars per KW, minimum of 40,000 per month.
(Identical agreement as with Hutchinson Creamery.) The motion was
unanimously carried.
Motion was made by Commissioner Quade and seconded by Commissioner
Thompson to appoint D. 0. Comer as the Utility representative on a
three man relations board. Motion was unanimously carried.
RESOLVED THAT, in accordance with the recommendations of the
Superintendent, and after investigation and consideration, the
following accounts owing by customers of the Utilities Commission
be charged off as uncollectable and as bad debts and that the same
be written off as of September 30, 1963, out of the current earnings
of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission.
Curtis Johnson
Leonard Goodrood
Robert Goodrood
Don McKinnon
Fred Bohm
Harry May
ATTEST:
4.07"
16.75
,ry
..;3 G
8.06
21.09
�_•
42.29
.,
RESOLVED THAT, in accordance with the recommendations of the
Superintendent, the following meter deposits be given to Herbert
Thorsen for processing:
Anna Kohn
T. Lidar
Chad Hanner
Larry Kelstrom
Ida Birkholm
Mrs. E. R. Link
Einer Peterson
Frank Thompson
Randall Simonson
Orville Schneider
Chas. H. Smith
George Schollpp
LaVern Kruger
Louis Dvorak
ATTEST ;
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
.498,
5.00r,
.44,\
.70 &
1.891,
5 .00"
1.47 -
5.00
. 6 G,
5.00-
The following bids were opened for a 1964 pick -up truck( 1957
Ford Ranchero to be traded.)
Moehrina Motors
(GMC
Myron Wigen
(Model 1404)
Myron Wigen
(Chevelle 300)
After due discussion and consideration was
pick -up, Commissioner Quade made a motion,
Thompson to accept the bid of $2.,025.00 for
The motion was unanimously carried.
$1,814.00
1,775.00
2,025.00
given to each type of
seconded by Commissioner
the Chevelle 300.
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1
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The following bills were allowed:
Fred Briggs
803
Minnesota Electric Supply
113.2
Standard Oil
729
Continental Insurance Co
731
Municipal Electric P4,ant
Petty
Natural Gas Division
729.1
Hoel l s Inc
759.12
John Henry Foster Company
734.4
Burmeister Electric Company
113.2
Nordberg Manufacturing Company 734.1
Hutchinson Leader
787.2
Rutz Plumbing & Heating
735
Shurway Building Center
735
A. L. He pner
730.3
Standard Oil
729
P opp ' s Hutchinson Cleaners
730.5
B. M. Stolpman
730.4
Hutchinson Tebe phone Company
793.3
G. F. Nemitz Sons
734.4
Zila Hardware
734.4
Hugo Pr ieve
735
Fischer ' s Bakery
801
Central Supply Company
734.4
Standard Printing Company
781.3
Rockite Silo
205
Citizens Bank
801
Oakite Products Inc
730.3
0. A. Bretzke & Son
763
Hutchinson Creamery
730.3
Hutchinson Wholesale Supply
730.3
Texaco Inc
730.2
Esther's
781.3
United Building Center
734.4
Duininck Bros & Gilchrist
797
Citizens Bank
208
Cash
772
#1 #2
734.4
771
771
793.4
734.4
730.3
793.4
Graybar Electric Company
113.2
771
Modern Equipment Company
734.1
#7
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty
Cash
Leef Bros.
730.5
American Linen Supply
730.5
Brinkman St t�.dio
730.4
Northside 06 Station
759.1
NordberF; Manufacturing Co
113.1
#1 #2
Myron Wigen Chevrolet
759.1
759.2
Texaco Inc 730.2
Northern States Supply Company730.4
C iti.�en 'ank 793.2
Power Supply Company 734.1 #7 734.4
Eagle Iron Works 734.1 #5
Sterling Electric Companym 113.2 802.3
734.1 #2
FIR
10.00
114.27
1,856.51
72.00
43.10
11,314.64
28.76
8.81
79.90
394.80
34.32
112.55
20.13
46.09
5,576.19
149.80
14.50
64.35
6.05
19.65
6.50
70.66
19.67
253.35
13.94
10.80
4.18
10.20
4.00
7.87
46.98
31.50
1.76
220.00
150.00
229.45
14.85
82.15
106.90
18.00
11.00
85.40
1,044.00
17.75
25-59
1.24
2.00
17.80
621.53
17.29
M.
A. L. He pner
206 734.1 #1 #2
66.40
Standard Oil
759.1
60.40
Burmeister Electric Company
113.2
225.00
National Tea Company
801
22.00
Boulay, Anderson and Company
795
1,730.00
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty Cash
43.54
W. S. Nott Company
206
2,797.00
Graybar Electric Company
113.2 205 771
96.36
Vincent Brass & Aluminum
1734.1 #1 #2
57.57
Eagle Iron-Works
734.1 #6
294.53
General Electric Supply
113.2
92.74
Williams
734.4
14.16
Sterner Ind. Inc
734.4 #7
104.05
Premier Fastener Company
734.4
516.90
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty @ash
45.97
Betker Construction Company
732
82.20
American Linen Supply
730.5
5.24
Midland National Bank
5.60
190.00
Citizens Insurance Agency
801
35.00
Sterling Electric Company
734.4
12.00
N@.lc o Chemical Company
730.3
10.00
Graybar Electric Company
113.2 771
33.43
Central Supply Company
206
13.30
Standard Oil
730.2
1,742.80
Westinghouse Electric Supply
206
3.73
Williams
206 734.4
36.32
Eagle Iron Works
734.1 #6
31D6.18
Northwestern Supply Company
730.3 734.4
229.20
Terminal Electric Company
113.2
16.97
Central Chemical Company
730.3
20.97
Addressograph- Multigraph
781.4 781.5
20.15
Thermal Company
730.3 771
27.75
Sterling Electric Company
113.2
108.34
Postmaster
781.2
400.00
A. L. Hepner
734.1 #2
257.44
Nordberg Manufacturing Co
734.1 #2
100318.00
Harriet Smutka
Salary
74.90
Philip White
Salary
120.90
Charles Zupfer
Sala ry
108.80
Philip White
Salary
75.40
Charles Zupfer
Salary
69.80
Harriet Smutka
Sala ry
89.30
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
® secretary. _
ATTEST
res ide�t.