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IO SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Agriculture and Marketing (Continued) Smith, Weldon L........ 4,589 43 Van der Leest, Jan .... Stead, Phillip B.......... 5,510 56 Van Dyk, Jean B........ 5,38934 Stewart, Peter S......... 5,843 04 Van Roestel, John A. 6,23659 5.02461 Stratton, Glenn W__ 2,704 32 Walsh, Frederick A. .. Surry, Yves R............ 2,120 36 Webster, Trent A........ 5.77949 3,19214 Swan. Stephen W. ... 9,272 84 Whitman, Richard J. 3,160 60 Sw'inkels, Peter M.... 9,386 18 Wilson, Alexander J... 7.483 89 Tait, John C............... 2,439 36 Withrow, Ruth A....... 4,06367 Tanner, Timothy C... 2,355 37 Withrow, William B... 5,07124 Taylor, Ralph H......... 4,711 57 Accounts under $2,000 113,837 72 Tennessen, Tarjei — 8,173 49 Accounts Payable Thomas, William G. 10,462 05 Adjustment........... 5,84944 Thompson, Charles N 6,885 43 Less Recoveries......... 4,89977 Thompson, Robert L. 2,213 51 Less Transfer to other Thomson, John P. ... 5,845 32 Accounts.............. 3,77272 Thurber, Ethelynn ... 3,427 97 $ 1,049.91089 Thyssen, Yvonne M. 7,127 45 Trenholm, Bruce M. 3,153 32 Grants and Assistance: Agricultural Institute of Digby District Livestock Canada.......................... $ 5,543 21 Health Services Board... 22,000 00 Annapolis County Eastern Nova Scotia Exhibition....................... 5,120 00 Exhibition..................... 3.45000 Annapolis Co. Livestock Fertilizer Assistance Policy . 1,577.398 26 Health Services Board . 35,000 00 Guysborough Livestock Antigonish Co. Livestock Health Services Board.,. 7,000 00 Health Services Board ... 150,000 00 Halifax County Exhibition . 3.42000 Atlantic Pesticide Lab......... 20,000 00 Halifax-Musq uodoboit Atlantic Winter Fair........... 10,360 00 Livestock Health Services Awards to Clubs................. 10,47145 Board............................. 26,000 00 Bayview Animal Hospital Halifax-South-East Ltd................................... 3,275 62 Livestock Health Services Beef Cow-Calf Support Board.......................... 10,00000 Program ........................ 678,275 40 Hants County Exhibition ... 5,24000 Bulk Bin Assistance Policy . 50,000 00 Hants East Livestock Health Canadian 4-H Council....... 3,905 20 Services Board.............. 25,000 (X) Cape Breton Exhibition .... 3,42500 Hants West Livestock Health Cape Breton Livestock Services Board.............. 22,000 00 Health Services Board... 57,000 00 Holstein Friesian Capital Advance Interest Association .................. 9,0(b (X) Charges.......................... 6,004,030 00 Interest Forgiveness Policy . 638.855 64 Capital Grants Policy......... 739,766 64 Interest Subsidy Policy....... 1,153,273 95 Central and West Colchester Inverness-Victoria Regional Livestock Health Services Livestock Health Services Board.............. 85,000 00 Board............................. Ill ,000 00 Colchester North Livestock Joint Dairy Breeds............. 3,00000 Health Services Board ... 10,000 00 Kings Co. Livestock Health Cornwallis Veterinarians Services Board.............. 160.000 00 Ltd................... 17,643 50 Limestone Assistance Cream Hauling Assistance . 71,985 26 Policy ........................... 1,009,144 16 Cumberland Co. Livestock Lunenburg-Chester-Queens Health Services Board... 69,200 00 Livestock Health Services Cumberland County Board............................. 47,500 00 Exhibition......... 3,450 00 Maple Syrup Assistance Dairy Production Policy---- 205,161 77 Program ....................... 78,508 30 SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBI IC ACCOUNTS 11 Agriculture and Marketing (Continued) Maritime Beef Testing Pictou West I .ivestoek , Society..................... 42,370 00 Health Services Board... 38.000 00 Milk Producers Association Pork Producers Marketing of Nova Scotia.............. 7,230 00 Board of Nova Scotia ... 150,000 00 N S. Animal Breeders Richmond Co. Livestock Co-operative Ltd............ 92,000 00 1 lealth Services Board ... 39,500 00 N.S. Crop & Livestock Ripley, Mark ...................... 10,000 00 Insurance Commission . 222,485 78 School Milk Program......... 1.781,925 99 N.S f ederation of Seed Assistance Policy........ 6,003 20 Agriculture.................... 53,000 00 Sire Improvement Policy ... II 9,982 00 N.S Pruit Growers South Shore Exhibition___ 5,360 00 Association.................... 4,000 00 St. Mary’s Livestock Health N.S, Fur Institute................ 12,000 00 Services Board............... 7,000 00 N.S. Livestock Council....... 5,000 00 Western Nova Livestock N.S. Pork Price Stabilization Health Services Board ... 190,000 00 Board............................ 1,631,807 39 Western Nova Scotia N.S. Provincial Exhibition . 5,34000 Exhibition...................... 5,210 00 N.S. Rural Beautification Women’s Institute of Nova Committee.................... 27,500 00 Scotia.............................. 20,000 00 N.S. Weed Control Act....... 84,649 97 Grants under $3,000 ........... 82,885 87 New England Governors Transfer from other Conference Inc............... 5,87120 Accounts........................ 353,082 96 Pictou Co. Exhibition......... 3,300 00 $ 18,193,910 72 Pictou East Livestock Health Services Board.............. 38,000 00 Salaries included in Grants and Assistance: Salaries under $ 15,000 $ 280 00 Expenses Included in Grants and Assistance: Agriculture Canada.............$ 55,782 14 Pulsifer & Associates, Apple Berry Farms............ 3,575 43 Orville............................. 6,000 00 Armstrong, William........... 3,044 45 Tweedie, Murray................. 7,133 21 Canfarm Inc........................ 79.943 85 Van Dyke, Case................... 7,638 07 Elvsian Farms.<........................... 6,000 00 Wenham, Terry................... 4,873 03 McLean, John............................ 3,585 35 Accounts under $3,000........ 18,861 14 Millen, Curtis.............................. 5,530 69 $ 217,790 20 Miller. Robert J........................... 6,235 14 Minas View Farms............. 6,382 13 Total, Grants and Assistance $ 18,411,980 92 Palmer. Allan and Jo y ....... 3,205 57 Other: ABS Poultry Ltd..................$ 4,430 00 Archibald Drilling & Agnculture Canada............. 100,407 75 Blasting Ltd., Lester... 4,891 61 Alron Excavating Ltd.......... 13,820 00 Arnold Farm-Vet Ltd........ 5,962 44 American Express Canada Atlantic Christian Training Inc................................ 6,61176 Centre......................... 4,397 50 American Hospital Supply . 36,218 82 Atlantic Oxygen Ltd......... 20,903 64 Anachemia Ltd................... 4,667 01 Atlantic Speedy Propane Animal Poison Control Ltd................................ 8,124 59 Center.......................... 5,261 24 Atlantic Travel Service ... 3,386 45 Archibald & Lederman....... 3,360 00 Atlantic Winter Fair........ 5,015 00 12 SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Agriculture and Marketing — (Continued) Auto-Trans Garage Ltd........ 8,273 97 Cornell University.............. 6.489 70 Avery Label......................... 3,154 11 Coulter Electronics of Avon Valley Greenhouses Canada Ltd.................... 3,502 80 Ltd.................................... 3,128 67 Coutts Library Services Ltd., B. & D. Glass & Mirror Ltd. 3,536 25 John.............................. 11,962 66 B. K.’s Refrigeration Ltd. ... 3,085 96 Crosby Molasses Co. Ltd__ 3,202 62 Bagnell’s .............................. 13,241 84 Dairy Herd Analysis Balcom & Son Excavating Service ......................... 60,942 53 Ltd., Bert......................... 7,222 00 Daxion Inc.......................... 10,608 24 Bank of Montreal Leasing Deale, Robert A.................. 8,039 80 Corporation................... 3,592 47 Dean’s Esso Service Station 3,650 56 BDH Chemicals Canada Delta Barrington ................ 7,433 67 Ltd................................... 3,288 40 Deversified Co. Ltd............. 9,057 76 Beaver Foods Ltd................. 632,091 09 Doane Raymond................ 10,00000 Bell & Grant Ltd., Alfred J. 7,886 00 Drew Chemical Ltd............. 3,557 94 Best Way Cleaners Ltd......... 11,565 24 Drummond-McCall Inc. ... 6.755 20 Biosciences Information Eastern Paper Products Ltd. 9,189 55 Service ............................ 5,057 06 Eddy Group Ltd.................. 37,257 00 Blackwell North America Ells, R. & A......................... 3,025 50 Inc.................................... 26,149 95 Elysian Farms...................... 13,167 35 Blaikies Dodge Chrysler Ltd. 6,565 43 Everett (1972) Ltd., Clyde . 4,904 00 Blueberry Producers Farm Fresh Marketing Association of Nova Association of N.S.......... 4,00000 Scotia.............................. 7,082 50 Fisher Scientific Co. Ltd. ... 67.213 50 Briarwood Ford Sales Ltd. 10,042 60 Flemming Ltd., William A. 107,210 59 Burbridge, Carl.................... 4,360 40 Fraser, Reginald.................. 3,077 20 Burchell, MacDougall & Fundy Ready Mix Ltd......... 3,274 18 Gruchy .......................... 3,509 65 Fundy Veterinarians Ltd. ... 6,942 31 CIL Inc................................. 38,800 18 Gallant Contracting & Caledon Laboratories Ltd. 4,530 62 Trucking Ltd., L. & M. 140,376 35 Canada Packers Ltd............. 88,307 49 General Motors Acceptance Canada Post Corporation ... 155,098 80 Corp. of Canada Ltd. ... 4,049 80 Canadian 4-H Council....... 3,039 65 Gescan Atlantic Ltd............. 10,45745 Canadian Tire Acceptance Gestetner Inc........................ 3,809 85 Ltd................................... 3,075 38 Gilbert Ditching, Vaughn ... 9,107 60 Canebsco Subscription Government Services — Services Ltd.................... 66,346 52 Creative Services and Canrep/Morse Inc..............
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