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Grants and Assistance: Alfli Program — Atlantic Livestock Initiative Grants and Assistance: Alfli Program — Atlantic Antigonish Animal Hospital 9,330 82 Livestock Initiative Antigonish Co. Livestock Program.........................$ 1,235,365 33 Health Services Board ... 135,00000 Amherst Veterinary Clinic Antigonish Veterinary Clinic 9,29048 Ltd................................... 17,583 50 Atlantic Winter F air........... 10,79000 Annapolis County Awards to C lubs................. 7,548 00 Exhibition..................... 5,175 00 Baddeck Veterinary Clinic .. 7,50021 Annapolis Co. Livestock Beef Cow-Calf Support Health Services Board .. 28,000 00 Program ......................... 930,595 00 Annapolis, Municipality o f .. 7,722 12 Bulk Bin Assistance Policy .. 63,32000 Annapolis Royal Historical Cape Breton Livestock Gardens Society............ 75,000 00 Health Services Board ... 45,00000 SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 9 Agriculture and Marketing — (Continued) Capital Advance Interest N.S. Animal Breeders Charges......................... 5 604 633 10 Co-operative Ltd............ 75,000 00 Capital Grants Policy......... 897,939 16 N.S. Beekeepers Association . 9,000 00 Central & West Colchester N.S. Crop & Livestock Livestock Health Services Insurance Commission .. 275,061 17 B oard............................ 118,000 00 N.S. Federation of Cobequid Animal Hospital . 6,989 68 Agriculture................... 59,700 00 Colchester, Municipality N.S. Fruit Growers o f ................................... 10,120 64 Association................... 21,000 00 Colchester North Livestock N.S. Holstein C lub............. 11,348 00 Health Services Board ... 16,000 00 N.S. Pork Price Stabilization Cornwallis Veterinarians B oard............................ 1,926,337 53 Ltd................................... 41,693 50 N.S. Provincial Exhibition .. 5,210 00 Cream Hauling Assistance . 73,448 26 N.S. Rural Beautification Cumberland Co. Livestock Committee.................... 29,500 00 Health Services Board ... 73,000 00 New Glasgow Veterinary Dairy Production Policy . 216,676 86 Clinic . .......................... 8,261 04 Digby District Livestock Nova Scotia Livestock Health Services Board ... 17,500 00 Council......................... 5,000 00 Digby, Municipality o f ........ 5,277 66 Pictou East Livestock Health Exhibition Association of Services Board.............. 53,000 00 Nova S cotia................... 5,000 00 Pictou West Livestock Fertilizer Assistance Policy . 1,507,73939 Health Services Board ... 53,000 00 Fundy Veterinarians Ltd... 41,296 71 Pork Producers Marketing Halifax-Musquodoboit Board of Nova Scotia . 151,600 00 Livestock Health Services Richmond Co. Livestock B oard............................. 30,000 00 Health Services Board ... 21,500 00 Halifax-South-East Richmond, Municipality Livestock Health Services o f .................................. 5,430 93 B oard............................. 10,300 00 School Milk Program......... 1,579,879 03 Hants County Exhibition. 5,270 00 Seed Assistance Policy....... 12,693 00 Hants East Livestock Health Sheep Production Policy . 34,522 10 Services B oard............... 97,000 00 Sire Improvement Policy . 133,743 00 Hants West Livestock Health South Shore Exhibition___ 5,420 00 Services B oard............... 56,000 00 Tripartite Stabilization........ 227,889 04 Hants West, Municipality Valley Veterinarians........... 5,264 98 o f .................................... 6,788 64 Western Nova Livestock Interest Forgiveness Policy . 576,782 97 Health Services Board ... 165,000 00 Interest Subsidy Policy....... 1,182,802 36 Western Nova Scotia Invemess-Victoria Regional Exhibition..................... 5,245 00 Livestock Health Services Women’s Institute of Nova Board............................. 129,050 00 Scotia............................ 20,000 00 Kings Co. Livestock Health Grants under $5,000 .......... 172,719 03 Services B oard............... 170,000 00 Less Accounts Payable Kings, Municipality o f ........ 37,091 75 Adjustment................... 147,299 51 Limestone Assistance Transfer from other Policy............................. 1,290,331 71 Accounts....................... 249,856 40 Lunenburg-Chester-Queens Less Reserve for Bad and Livestock Health Services Doubtful Accounts....... 577,260 00 Board............................. 68,000 00 $ 19,557,25018 Maple Syrup Assistance Program......................... 58,676 59 Maritime Beef Testing Society........................... 19,000 00 10 SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Agriculture and Marketing — (Continued) Expenses included in Grants and Assistance: Allen, G ilbert...................... , $ 10,000 00 Johnston, P a u l..................... 5,218 53 Athol F arm s........................ 12,224 62 Minas View Farms Ltd......... 5,525 00 Cameron, L. Bruce........... 8,626 96 Morse’s Farm Ltd................. 9*995 75 Canfarm Inc...................... 51,615 30 Pulsifer & Associates Ltd., Delta Barrington................ 10,670 57 O rville............................ 7,175 00 Elysian F arm s..................... 6,000 00 Accounts under $5,000 ___ 41,326 69 Health, Dept o f ................. 7,125 00 $ ______ 182,239 50 Hulshof, W ildred................ 6,736 08 Salaries included in Grants and Assistance: Salaries under $25,000 ................................................................................................. $________ 1,046 43 Total, Grants and Assistance........................................................................................ $ 19,740,536 11 Other: Agriculture C anada............ $ 89,817 10 CN-CP Agritech Systems Inc............ 11,018 41 Telecommunications__ 5,56255 American Hospital Supply Cock, G. W illis.................... 9,948 85 Canada Inc...................... 33,436 29 Colchester Co-operative AnachemiaLtd..................... 7,795 41 Services Ltd..................... 40,496 84 Association of Universities & Contract ’80 Cleaning Colleges of C anada....... 5,316 75 Services Inc...................... 10,173 96 Atlantic Farrier School___ 45,000 00 Cooke Services, T.L.............. 16,218 11 Auto-Trans Garage Ltd........ 16,250 36 Coutts Library Services Ltd., Bagnell’s .............................. 17,703 71 J o h n ............................... 23,083 04 Beaver Foods Ltd................. 658,494 29 Dairy Cattle Sales Society of Beckman Instruments Nova Scotia................... 5,000 00 (Canada) Inc................... 10,866 82 Dairy Herd Analysis Bell & Grant Ltd., Alfred J. 11,764 50 Service........................... 63,715 56 Biosciences Information Dearborn Chemical Co. Service.............. 6,625 00 Ltd.................................... 5,635 14 Blackwell North America Deversified Co. Ltd............... 12,854 76 Inc....................... 7,394 90 Diagnostic Chemicals Blaikies Dodge Chrysler Ltd.................................... 6,648 00 Ltd...................... 6,399 44 Drew Chemical Ltd.............. 5,504 05 Breen’s Service Station........ 16,722 51 DRG Globe Envelopes .... 5,157 54 Brewster, Gordon R. 6,410 88 Drummond-McCall Inc. 55,377 20 CIL Inc..................... 35,444 43 Eastern Paper Products Canada Packers Ltd . 71,800 45 Ltd. 9,194 39 Canada Post Corporation ... 57,159 57 Eddy Group Ltd.................... 32,178 90 Canebsco Subscription Elysian F arm s..................... 6,387 50 Services Ltd........ 80,654 49 Esso Petroleum Canada___ 41,703 56 Carsand-Mosher Fisher Backhoe Services, Photographic Ltd............. 26,972 25 G erald............................ 13,228 36 Carter’s Sportshop Ltd., Fisher Scientific Co. L td.. 44,791 81 L yle................... 8,346 08 Hemming Ltd., William A. 55,043 2 4 Cebcot Ltd................ 10,162 70 Ford Credit Canada Ltd. 5,049 00 Central Equipment Ltd......... 14,491 2 1 Fundy Veterinarians Ltd.. 16,355 43 Chateau Halifax ......... 6,145 35 Government Services — Civil Service Commission .. 12,475 90 Creative Services & Clarence (Kloosterhof) Farm Advertising.................... 39,719 95 Services Ltd......... 23,551 51 SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 11 Agriculture and Marketing (Continued) Government Services — Nappan Industries.............. 17,076 82 Maintenance & Public Norex Leasing Inc................ 15,419 39 W orks............................ 28,087 64 Pash, Dairrcll...................... 5,659 48 Government Services — Pick, A rthur....................... 8,434 44 Telephone Network___ 334,020 88 Pitney-Bowes Ltd................ 59,971 24 Gray & Lusby Equipment Pork Producers Marketing Ltd.................................... 6,700 90 Board of Nova Scotia .. 10,594 15 Grundy Data, W ................. 15,221 09 Price D axion...................... 11,997 83 Halifax Seed Co. Ltd............ 8,829 57 Provincial Data Centre___ 122,459 62 Halliday Craftsm an............. 8,434 88 Provincial Sanitary Products Hobart Canada Inc............... 6,609 89 Ltd.................................. 13,412 15 Instructor Aids Ltd............... 7,040 59 Purolator Courier Ltd.......... 13,013 35 Irving Oil Ltd........................ 14,590 73 Queen’s Printer.................. 229,587 72 J. & A. Contractors Ltd. 38,748 63 Radio Shack...................... 5,277 72 Johnson Controls Ltd........... 8,056 89 Re/Max South Shore Realty Kam-Air Mechanical Co. Ltd.................................. 7,20000 Ltd....................... 5,185 15 Riteline Office Equipment .. 12,320 87 Keddy’s Motor In n s............. 8,084 45 Sameday Courier............... 6,780 24 Keneric Tractor Sales Ltd. .. 7,791 42 Savin Canada Inc................. 28,461 95 Lands & Forests, Dept, of .. 9,714 09 Seigniory Chemical Products Larsen
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