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Home My WebLink About04-07-1976Wednesday, April 7, 1976 7:30 P.M. Pg. 1 The first regular meeting of the month of the Town Board was held at the Town Hall, 15 Terrace Rd. with Supervisor, Robert P. Blatchley presiding. Other Board members present were: Justices, Donald Eaton and Ronald Fish; and Councilmen, Sherman Griswold and Ray Miller. Others present were: Town Clerk, Christine Canestaro; Deputy Town Clerk, Theresa Fortin; Town Attorney, John Gardner; Town Engineer, William Rowell; Town Highway Supt., Carl Eaton; Town Zoning Enforcement Officer, Don Fowler; Water & Sewer Supt., Fred Walker; Bookkeeper, Rene'e Bilodeau; Legislator, Henry Wadsworth; several residents of the town; Mrs. Theresa Benedict and Mrs. Joyce Camp representing the Cortland County Senior Citizens Recreation Program; news reporter, Skip Chapman. Supervisor Blatchleycalled the meeting to order and the pledge of ® allegience was given by all in attendance. Reading of the minutes of the last meeting was dispensed with as they had been mailed to Board members and read by them before the meeting. Motion was made by Justice Fish, seconded by Justice Eaton that the minutes be approved as presented. Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Motion carried. Notice of The Town Clerk reported she had received a notice of order from order re New York State D.O.T. to reduce the speed on Rte. 222, SH 446, between speed RM 1036 (westerly Cortland City line)and RM 1033 (Rte 281), a distance rte.222 of 0.3 + miles; effective upon completion by the regional traffic engineer. Motion was made by -Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Griswold to receive.and file the order. Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Motion carried. The.Town Clerk reported she had recieved application for one house trailer permit and two house trailer.renewal permits. The Zoning Enforcement Officer, she said, had investigated the sites and reported that they met the requirements of the Town of Cortlandville Zoning and Trialer Ordinances. RESOLUTION #39: AUTHORIZATION TO ISSUE HOUSE TRAER PERMIT TO FRANK BUERKLE Motion by Councilman Miller, seconded by Justice Eaton Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye; Adopted. BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Clerk be, and she hereby is authorized and directed to issue a house trailer permit to Frank Buerkle, upon payment of the proper fee. Said trailer to be located on Lot #68, Carr Hill Rd. RESOLUTION #40: AUTHORIZATION TO ISSUE HOUSE TRAILER RENEWAL PERMIT TO HAROLD HORROCKS Motion by Justice Eaton, seconded by Justice Fish. Votes: Justice Eaton',' aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman, Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Adopted. BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Clerk Be, and she hereby is authorized and directed to issue a house trailer renewal permit to Harold Horrocks, upon payment of the proper fee, for his trailer located on Gallagher Rd. ® RESOLUTION #41:AUTHORIZATION TO ISSUE HOUSE TRAILER RENEWAL PERMIT TO MARK & FRANCINE REYNOLDS Motion by Councilman Miller, seconded by Justice Fish. Votes; Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Adopted. BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Clerk be, and -she hereby is authorized and directed to issue a house trailer renewal permit to Mark & Francine Reynolds, upon payment of the proper fee, for their trailer located on Sweeney Rd. Mrs. Canestaro requested permission to attend a conference on vital records for registrars being held on 5/19/76. 36 Wednesday, April 7, 1976 1 , P� 2 RESOLUTION #42: AUTHORIZATION FOR CHRISTINE CANESTARO TO ATTEND CONFERENCE ON VITAL RECORDS Motion by Justice Fish, seconded by Councilman Miller. Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley; aye. Adopted. BE_IT RESOLVED THAT Registrar of Vital Statistics, Christine Canestaro, be and she hereby is authorized to attend the conference on vital records for registrars of vital statistics being held at the Hotel Syracuse on 5/19/76, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all necessary expense incurred regarding same be reimbursed, subject to audit by the town board. Letter from Justice Fish read a letter received by his wife, Legislator, Shirley • Hilsinger Fish from Mrs. Barbara Hilsinger regarding the salt trucks speeding re salt truck around the corner of Fairview Dr. aniGroton Rd.. She said this posed a traffic threattothe safety of her children and other neighborhood children. Fairview Dr. Motion was made by Justice Eaton, seconded by Councilman Miller to receive and file the letter. Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Motion carried. Request Fred Walker suggested that all sprinkler systems be required to Sp�ink]er Sys. be hooked up by telephone circuit to the fire station so that extensive be hooked to damage and water loss might be avoided in the event they went off when tel. circuit the places of business were unattended. He said he thought that Grant's Sys. store in the Pyramid Mall was the only one not hooked up in this manner. The Town Board directed Supervisor Blatchley to write a letter to Pyramid Properties regarding this situation. Zoning enforcement officer, Don Fowler gave his monthly report on building permits issued by him for year to date. A copy of this report is attached to and made a part of these minutes. Mr. Fowler reported he had begun his spring clean up. He said he had visited a half dozen landowners known to have junk cars accumulated on their properties and has written letters to them giving them until 4/15/76 to clean up their properties and comply with the town zoning ordinance. He said these were people who were offenders in the past and had co-operated in cleaning up their properties but were -again in violation. Dr.McLeod Supervisor Blatchley reported he had received a letter from Dr. letter re McLeod of Deerfield Heights regarding the unkempt condition of the Deerfield undeveloped lots and the inadequate upkeep of the roadway. Supervisor Hts. Blatchley apprised the board he had replied to Dr. McLeod advising him that the roads in the worst condition were repaired first. Supervisor Blatchley gave the following financial report on the financial status of the town as of 3/31/76: General Fund Balance $14.5, 069.58 Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Bal. 24,625.17 Water District #1 Balance 76,709.4.6 Water District #2 Balance 1,249.31 Water District #3 Balance 4,675.52 Sewer District #1 Balance 38,897.4.4- Highway Fund Balance 215,596.26 comprised of: Repairs & Improvements $85,525.z6 Bridges 12, 415.53 Machinery 81,302.16 Snow Removal & Misc. 36,352.71 Re: loader/ Attorney,John Gardner read a letter he had received from V.H. Koelpin, backhoe Equipment Distribution Manager, J. I. Case Co., stating that the Case tractor 580B backhoe/loader tractor s/n 8785667 purchased by the town is a 1976 model and built on 1/19/76. A copy of this letter is attached to and made a part of these minutes. Attorney Gardner read a letter from Clark Lewis, Product Mgr. Loader/Backhoes regarding the incorrect information supplied by his secretary over the phone on 3/13/76. A copy of this letter is attached to and made a part of these minutes, together with supporting documents supplied. Wednesday, April 7, 1976 fig• 3 Attorney, John Gardner Opinion: - according to above letters and Legal opinion specifications, the bidder, S. C. Hansen, Inc. has complied re:' Backhoe/ with the specifications set forth in the information to bidders loader Tractor and has delivered to the Town of Cortlandville one, new and unused 1976 backhoe/loader tractor s/n 8785667 and that in view of these facts, the voucher submitted by S.C. Hansen could be approved for payment. Fred Walker confirmed that all specifications had been met. Motion was made by Justice Eaton, seconded by Councilman Miller that the letters be received and filed. Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Motion carried. ® RESOLUTION #43: S.C. Hansen INC. INV.#072364 IN AMOUNT $8,395.00 APPROVED FOR PAYMENT Motion by Justice Fish, seconded by Councilman Griswold Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold aye, Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Adopted. WITER1AS, J. I. Case Co., Indianapolis, Ind. has provided sufficient proof to the satisfaction of the Town Board that the Case 580B backhoe/loader tractor, SIN 8785667, purchased by the Town of Cortlandville from S. C. Hansen, Horseheads, N.Y., low bidder, is a 1976 model as specified in the information to bidders, and WHEREAS, the Town Board has deemed that S. C. Hansen, Inc. has met all the specifications set forth in the information to bidders, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That Invoice #072364 submitted by S. C. Hansen, Inc. in the amount of $8,395.00 be, and it hereby is Re t approved for payment. B�ac�toffor Mr. Clyde Berger of Greenwood Rd. told the town board the road Greenwood had not been blacktopped in the last 35 years and requested that it be Rd. done this year if possible. Highway Supt., Carl Eaton made noteof this. Mrs. Theresa Benedick, Director and Mrs. Joyce Camp, Special Request for Interest Communications were present to request $2,000 for the Cortland fund Sr.Senior Citizens Recreation Program which she said Citizens ens Rec �' ,- , would be matched with Program the same amount by state aid. Justice Fish stated he thought this was a county sponsored program and asked why this request was not being made to the County Legislature. Mrs. Benedick explained that the County Legislature had cut their budget request $10,000. Since state aid was available to the extent of $2,000 per municipality, -she was appealing to the individual municipalities to make 'up the deficit in order to insure continuation and expansion of the program. She said there were over 100 participants from the town of Cortlandville and requested the town give it's fair share. Cortlandville residents now participating in the program and present to speak in behalf of the program were: Mr. & Mrs. Harland Bishop, 24 Louise St. Mr. Mitchellson, 24 Louise St. Mrs. Hazel Laun, Vernon Dr. Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Berger, Greenwood Rd. Mr. & Mrs. James Swinehart, Starr Rd. ® Mr. Frank Loope, Blodgett Mills The Board deferred action until they could study the matter further. Supervisor Blatchley recommended that the town join the Cortland County Planning Federation and further recommended that, as suggested by the federation, the Chairman of the Town Planning Board, the Chairman of the County Town Zoning Board.of Appeals and the Town Supervisor be designated to Planning represent the Town in the Federation. Supervisor Blatchley said he had Federation spoken with Gordon Hatheway and Russell Parsons and both indicated they would be willing to serve in this capacity. Wednesday, April 7, 1976 P g. 4- RESOLUTION #44; AUTHORIZATION FOR TOWN TO JOIN THE CORTLAND COUNTY PLANNING FEDERATION Motion by Justice Eaton, seconded by Councilman Miller Votes: Justice Fish, aye; Justice Eaton, aye;'Councilman Griswold, aye, Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. adopted. WHEREAS, a number of municipalities in Cortland County have expressed an interest in creating an organization to be known as the "Cortland County Planning Federation", for the purpose of effectively bringing about the exchange of information on municipal and planning problems and promoting a cooperative relationship among.; state, county and local planning agencies; and WHEREAS, a proposed set of by-laws for said Federation has been prepared by an ad hoc committee of local planning and zoning officials, and is on file with the Clerk of the Town of Cortlandville, and WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville has determined that it would be in the overall public interest of this municipality for it to become a member of said Federation; now therefore be it RESOLVED, THAT the Town of Cortlandville does hereby elect to become a member of the "Cortland County Planning Federation", and that the by-laws of said Federation, on file with'the Clerk of the Town of Cortlandville be and the same hereby are approved, and be it further RESOLVED, that the following persons are hereby designated to represent the Town of Cortlandville at meetings of said Federation; Mr. Russell Parsons, R.D.#4 West Rd., Cortland, N.Y. 1304.5 ( Chairman Zoning Board of Appeals Mr. Gordon Hatheway, R.D.#3, Cortland, N.Y., 13045 Chairman Planning board Mr. Robert P. Blatchley, 15 Terrace,Rd., Cortland., N.Y. 1304.5 Supervisor and be it further RESOLVED, that the Supervisor of the Town of Cortlandville is hereby authorized to make payment of $15.00 to the "Cortland County Planning Federation" for membership in said Federation. Supervisor Blatchley reported that the Citizens Advisory Committee 701 Program working with the County Planning Board on the 701 program has had several productive meetings. So far, he said they had discussed the historical background of the town, the housing characteristics; population, highway inventory, economic study (employment situations, age brackets, etc.. Further discussions will be had on town finance, community facilities, open space. Mr. Fred BoXger of the County Planning Dept. said that the next 701 program several meetings will be very important and stressed that members of the town board be present as they will be discussing actual planning for the town development. Supervisor Blatchley reminded the Board that Justice Fish and Councilman Miller and himself had been designated to represent the Town Board at these meetings. He requested they be present, if possible. Supervisor Blatchley read the following excerpt from the minutes of the March 22, 1976 Planning Board meeting: Town Planning "Motion was made by Mr. Clemens; seconded by Mr. Metcalf, that Bd.Res. re: during the period of the currently "going on" study of the 701 Comprehensive zoning changes Revision Plan for the Town of Cortlandville no deviations from the during 701 , present study Zoning Regulations, should be considered; and further, the Planning Board suggests that the Town Board of Cortlandville adopt this same policy. This motion was carried unanimously". • 1 • Atty opinion Attorney Gardner advised that a policy of this type would not be re above legal. Sec. 264 & 265 of the Town Law and under the present Zoning Ordinance, petitions coming before the Town Board must be honored, he said. A hearing must be held and a decision made. Wednesday, April 7, 1976 Pg. 5 701 program Mr. Bolger of the County Planning Board said that since the town is involved in revising its master plan plus revising the zoning ordinance, according to Director, Ted Zollendeck, there is provision whereby a moratorium can be declared for a period of 18 months. Provisions must be made, however, that if a request for a zoning change is made, it should be considered and if it is not in conflict with the master plan, it could be treated as a special permit. Attorney Gardner again pointed out the fact that the Planning Board resolution reads "No deviations shall be made". Mr. Bolger said this wording would have to be amended as it was not correct. Town Board After some discussion, the consensus of the town board was that policy they are aware of the 701 program study being made by the County Planning during Board and the Town Planning Board and that they will consider their work O1 study when petitions are received. The policy of the board, during this period, will be "any petitions for amendments to the zoning ordinance and map will be considerd with the 701 study in mind". RESOLUTION #45: AUTHORIZATION FOR SUPERVISOR TO SIGN APPLICATION FOR YOUTH RECREATION PROGRAM Motion by Justice Eaton, seconded by Councilman Miller. Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Adopted. WHEREAS, Monies have been allocated in the 1976 budget in the Town of Cortlandville for recreation with the Village of McGraw, as well as monies for the purchase of materials for a youth recreation program in the nature of arts and crafts, to be used in the Town outside of the village of McGraw for a Youth Recreation Program, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the Town Board authorize the Supervisor, Robert P. Blatchley, to sign an application of this project and that the Town Clerk, Christine Canestaro, be authorized to sign the certification of the resolution. permission Mrs. Canestaro requested permission of the town board to order more to order zoning ordinance books as there are only a few left on hand and it will zoning Ord. be some time before the revised zoning ordinances will be completed. books Justice Fish recommended she get a price on the printing and order accordingly (approximately 50). Engineer, William Rowell advised that regarding the water line relocation on rte. 281, the contractor is on the job and will remain until the job is finished including rough grading, top soil and seeding, etc. Supervisor Blatchley announced that bids will be opened for the new pump station on 4/21/76 at 8:00 p.m. Gorman Devel. 0 Sewer Dist.#2 i Locko Glazer Mr. Rowell advised that: He had talked with Mr. Gorman and assisted him with his plans for the development of a water and sewer district. He had received communication from Mr. Porter and the city of Cortland regarding details on sewer district #2. He had received a proposed agreement from the City of Cortland for consideration. Justice Eaton asked Mr. Rowell what the status of the Locko Glazer problem was. Mr. Rowell read the last communication he had received from them dated 3/26/76 which indicated"required proceedures had been set up to enable the compiling of an accurate count of tank line processing activities. Reports will include the cleaning of tanks and the dumping of materials. These records when matched with the data promised the Cortland County Health Dept. should give information needed to immediately reduce, if not eliminate, the -present problem'. The letter also stated that they had "presented the problem to several manufacturers of sewage treatment equipment in the hopes of finding a sound and economical answer to the problem." 40 Wednesday, April 7, 1976 Pg. 6 Salt Truck A discussion was had on Mrs. Hilsinger's letter -requesting . traffic control of the salt truck traffic on Fairview Dr. It was felt Fairview Dr. that perhaps this problem would be eliminated after the contruction on rte. 281 was completed. Supervisor Blatchley was authorized to reply to Mrs. Hilsinger's letter along these lines. Justice Fish said Paul Sepe who had recently purchased property Paul Sepe on Rte. 11 had complained to him that the drain pipe on his property to Rte.11 the creek was 3/4 filled. He asked Carl Eaton.if Mr. Sepe had contacted drain pipe him. Mr. Eaton said he had not been contacted but would look into the matter. RESOLUTION #46: APPOINTMENT OF WARREN BARTH TO THE BOARD OF ASSESSMENT REVIEW _ • Motion by Justice Eaton, seconded by Councilman Miller. Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman -Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley, aye. Adopted. -.BE-IT.RESOLVED,That Warren Barth be, and he hereby is re -appointed to serve a five year term on the Board of Assessment Review commencing May 1, 1976 and expiring April 30,-198.1' - RESOLUTION #47: AUTHORIZATION TO PAY AUDITED BILLS Motion by Councilman Miller, seconded by Justice Eaton Votes: Justice Eaton, aye; Justice Fish, aye; Councilman Griswold, aye; Councilman Miller, aye; Supervisor Blatchley aye. Adopted. BE IT RESOLVED THAT AUDITED bills be paid as,follows: General Fund Claims #100-146 $ 8,892.71 Water District #1 Claims #28 & Claims #40-55 8,383.38 Water District #2 Claims #3 344.00 Water District #3 Claims #3 254•40 Sewer District #1 Claims #4 & 5 3,425.35 Highway Fund Claim #67-98 39,987.89 Total $61,287.73 Supervisor Blatchley called for an executive meeting of the board after the close of the regular business meeting. There being no further business, upon motion of Justice Eaton, seconded by Councilman Miller, all voting aye, the meeting was adjourned at 9:02 p.m:. Respectfully submitted r` CHRISTINE CANES AR0 • Town Clerk CV i I 180 ITHACA RD., HORSEHEADS, N. Y. 14845 PHONE 607.739-8741 R.D. 3, APALACHIN BLVD., APALACHIN, N.Y. 13732 PHONE 607-754-6570 ,-, Sales - Service - Parts - Rentals - Leasing DR®TT Ronald Fish Towzi of Cortlandville 15 Terrace Rd. Cortland, New York 1301+5 To Whom It May Concern: February 20, 1976 This letter is to confirm my conversation with you in regard to the 1976 Case 580 delivered to you on February 3rd, 1976. This machine was shipped out of the factory at Racine, Wisconsin on January 21, 1976. We reeieved if on the 28th of January. We did attend an introductory meeting held for all Case dealers at .Kansas City on the 26th and 27th of January where a new Case 5606 was introduced -0 us. They will begin snipping these machines in the next two or three months. However in the mean time all B series shipped in 1976 are considered to be 1976 machines until the new C series are shipped. if there is any further question in regard to the above matter please contact us. SCH/shw 1 Sincerely, S. C. Hansen , Inc. Stewart C. Hansen, President l `Ili;I1CC0 a ° `°'"Ojw -f L;y A Tenneco Company PLANT SHIPPED FROM ►ROM CDDE DEALER NO. DMIDR TO CODE sRANCN INv01t[DATE BRANCH INVOICE NO. BURL INGTON BURLINGTON, IOWA 13 I 44327 :113 1-29-76 N6-1149UJ. DEALER ORDER NO. ■RI REO-a RANCH ORD¢R NO' U C S C HANSEN INC s N SAME H L 1t3515 18-01162 1$J IT HA CA RD PLANT INVOICE DATE PLANT INVOICE NO. Q P A U HORSEHEAUS® NY 14845 N D T T O A T 01-21-76 O 4.35_-; r ' PPD. DOLL. DATE-SNIPP¢p CAI II/ITIAL AND fP0 PSIJA X 01-21-76 [ ep OnDERING DESCRIPTION SHIP. PRICE EACH -VOL, '. TOTALPv, P C fJ C)1: CODE aECT. 4039 044 30.. uI 580Fi SERIFS (A 0� 0580B PS LIAR/SHOE U 0- DIESEL 04 PS DIESEL ENGINE K 05 RIFF LOCK H 0( 1iLX16 10PR T.T. D 0 F I XE-0 DISC REAR W _ .LS X Of 17.5 X 24 6PR R4 FS 0 , CAB A 1 NO PTO A 11 NO 3PT HITCH ° ®) lee 60 IN LONG LIP BUCKET E�'�% � N 12 ��r G 13 24 HD TRE14CH BUCKET 9a CC 14 FFEATER LF 14 FRONT CWT — 5GO LF3 1 L 14 LIGHTS TV 14 ETHL:R ;iTART AID FEDERAL EXCISE_ TAX, 40)00 SOLD RETAIL TIIACTOR SERIAL NO. .87135667 WEIGHT :«'!',!1[�TS POTt7C� RAN—SER 2475200 ENGINE SERIAL NO. 2803780 11973 5361581 5352566 �111 C /�G' TC[7 LIG IN 1 SUB j0n V N TOTAL FINAL b'l ItITKn EAT DATE MATURITY DATE NO. START DATE END DATE AMOUNT NO. DATE AMOUNT 4-1-76 4-1-76 P U 11 J I Case ATenneco Company Indianapolis Branch P O Box 50128 9340 Highway 37 North Indianapolis Indiana 46256 Phone 317 849-4770 March 15, 1976 TENNECO John J. Gardner 206 State Grange Bldg. 100 Grange Place Cortland, New York 13045 Dear Mr. Gardner: The Case 580E backhoe/loader tractor, S/N 8785667, purchased by the Town of Cortlandville from S. C. Hansen, Inc. is a 1976 model. It was built on Jan. 19, 1976, and was the current model at the time'of delivery. VHK/j CC: S.C.Hansen,inc. u Yours truly, V. H. Koelpi"n Equip.Distr.Mgr. J 1 Case 700 State Street ATenneco Company Racine, Wisconsin 53404 TENNECO �J C 1 March 19, 1976 Mr. John Jay Gardner Town of Courtlandville 15 Terrace Road Courtland, New York 13045 Dear Mr. Gardner: On March 12 you called my office asking for the build date of a 580B Loader/Backhoe, Serial #8785667. Based on information received through our Service Department on Serial Number Cut Off by Year, my secretary told you that the unit in question was built in 1975. Upon further investigation, we have determined that the Serial Number Cut Off was incorrect and that your unit was actually started on the line on January 8, 1976, released to shipping on January 16, 1976 and shipped on January 21, 1976. I am attaching xerox copies of our plant documents which will serve to document this information. I hope this will serve to correct our previous information and hope this has not inconvenienced you in any way. by Attachment cc: S. C. Hansen H. Soldberg IMP441", WIP11411 Sincerely, Clark Lewis Product Manager Loader/Backhoes �, a'xa"� sfff�f_uat VU1'u'e L 4,Ic�J"JECC), e� � :➢�: ® r r "•^k.�;t'�`0a A Tenneco Company PLANT SHIPPED FROM FROM CODE DEALER NO. DM/DR TO CODE BRANCH INVOICE GATE r;�146-1 Nc li]VOICE f`IO L .IN'( T .311 E?U',L,TNG T 0N* I(7t: A 13 44,327 X13 1-29-76 .�.49U'L DEALER ORDER NO. B9/REG-13RAIiCH ORDEn rl 1 A U S C H•aNSEN INC S N SAME C I ti I l 'iii CA a t �) H OL 16 51 5 1 f1—'] '1 16 .? O U H3t Sc_, HLA()S p NY 14 845 P A PLANT INVOICE DATE PLANT INVOICE NO. N T D T O A T 01 . 1y r: <:t DATE SHI PPEU AR Iril l'Ip 1. hIlDORDER ING • C: >: � C I-21 —•7t� G _ __ DESCRIPTION SHIP. PRICE EACH VOL.. Tr(A, _)TI �I nF CODE: SECT. r.�J',. C? 5;.3C1:1 S1_RIi=S P5 Lt)R/FHDE a L1 ? 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