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Lynds,Reginald E...5620.46 Mccarron,Jerome A 10 SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Agriculture & Marketing - (Continued) Lynds,Reginald E................................. 5,620.46 Pick,Arthur A................................ 7,255.54 McCarron,Jerome A.................... 10,626.79 Post,Gerald A................................ 6,157.58 McCurdy,William................................ 6,184.15 Redden,John E............................. 13,490.05 MacDonald,Donald L.......................... 3,569.37 Rideout,Peter J............................. 14,310.45 MacDonald,Gerard A.......................... 4,026.17 Robinson,David E........................ 6,433.83 MacDonald,Harvey W.......................... 4,425.34 Rouse,Angus................................ 5,944.76 MacDonald,Linda D............................. 7,548.55 Rovers,Arnold A........................... 15.191.99 MacDonald,Paul D............................... 5,059.22 Rushton,Patrick H........................ 10,226 13 MacDougall,Rhonda............................ 7,928.44 Russell,Roger C........................... 4,503.41 Macintosh,George D.................... 6,611.61 Sandeson.K.Laurie...................... 3,572.48 McIsaac,Dale W................................... 8,678.18 Sangster,David M........................ 9,243.90 MacKay,Robert D................................. 6,086.53 Sibley,John D............................... 8,531.72 MacKenzie,George F............................ 4,343.40 Smith,G.Brian............................. 12,280.12 MacLeod,J.William............................. 3,742.53 Smith,George C........................... 6,751.28 MacLeod,Wayne M.............................. 7,988.88 Smith,Weldon L........................... 5,056.80 MacMillan,Robb M.............................. 7,571.82 Stead,Phillip B............................. 7,724.58 MacNeil,Martha C............................... 3,927.21 Swan,George 1............................. 3,956.96 MacPhail,Beverly B.C.......................... 5,648.33 Swinkels,Peter M........................ 4,222.26 Mahoney,Brian M........................ 13,663.54 Taylor.Ralph H............................. 5,436.83 Manning,Dean..................................... 7,786.29 Thomas,William G...................... 5,994.91 Masterman,Harold J............................ 5,861.24 Thompson,Charles N................... 10,324.22 Maynard,Ernest G................................ 4,668.15 Thompson.Robert L................... 9,509.61 Mellish,Dwane R................................. 5,063.38 Thomson,Jack D.......................... 3,956.78 Moerman,Dennis E.............................. 7,589.09 Toms,Brian M............................. 4,779.94 Morley,William J................................. 6,238.69 Van Roestel.John A...................... 6,861.68 Morse,Peter L...................................... 4,986.30 Van Vonderen,Anthony J............ 11,382.80 Morton,Jeffrey G........................ 5,857.04 Walsh,Frederick A...................... 4,585.02 Mosher,Robert O........................ 4,486.00 Walsh,Tracy............................... 7,038.72 Murray ,J.Herbert........................ 17,203.32 Ward,Marianne J........................ 6,490.35 Murray,Robert A................................. 9,298.87 Webster,Trent A.......................... 5.978.62 Neary.James M........................... 4,768.44 Wentzell.Jeffrey.......................... 7,517.88 Nicholson,Fraser C.............................. 5,293.20 Whiston,Barbara E...................... 5,926.85 Nickerson,Jill C................................... 7,363.66 Whitman,Richard J..................... 7,764.51 Nixon,William A................................... 7,436.36 Wilson,Alexander J...................... 3.564.21 Oderkirk,Alexander ILF..................... 6,479.94 Withrow,Ruth A.......................... 6,542.41 Oickle.Valorie H................................... 5,671.10 Withrow,William B..................... 6,556.80 Oulton.Mary A..................................... 6,007.50 Zwicker,Kenneth G..................... 4,633.72 Petlipas,Bruce A........................... 4,321.09 Accounts under $3,500 ................ 219,602.52 Phillips,Robin M........................... 6,670.67 $1,175,166.79 Grants and Assistance: Amherst Veterinary Clinic Ltd. $9,525.19 Annapolis County Exhibition . 5,000.00 Annapolis Co.East Livestock Annapolis,Municipality o f ......... 7.843.32 Health Services Board............ 26.277.61 Antigonish-Guysborough-St. Annapolis Co. West Livestock Mary’s Livestock Health Health Services Board............ 29,121.62 Services Board...................... 103,634.21 SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Agriculture & Marketing - (Continued) Antigonish Veterinary Clinic . 13.817.21 Halifax-South-East 1 ivestock Atlantic Agri-Products Health Services Board............ 18,637.90 Competitiveness Council........ 5.000.00 Hants County Exhibition............ 5,000.00 Atlantic Dairy Livestock Hants East Livestock Health Improvement Corporation .... 333.130.90 Services Board...................... 116,567.39 Atlantic Winter Fair... 15,150.00 Hants East,Municipality o f .......... 6,398.62 Awards to Clubs........ 8,785.00 Hants West Livestock Health Baddeck Veterinary Clinic......... 8.186.39 Services Board........................ 65,338.42 Beef C ow-Calf Support Hants West Municipality of. 8,419.17 Program................... 595,360.00 Inverness,Municipality o f .......... 5,377,22 Beef Development Program .... 570,487.23 Inverness-Victoria Regional Blueberry Producers Livestock Health Services Association of Nova Scotia . 7,000.00 Board....................................... 161,300.71 Cape Breton Livestock Health Kings Co.Livestock Health Services Board........................ 25,757.12 Services Board......................... 234,819.74 Cape Breton,Municipality o f. 6,485.11 Kings,Municipality o f ................. 43,695.19 Capital Advance Interest Limestone Assistance Policy .... 696,869.55 Charges.................................... 3,779.697.29 Lunenburg-Chester-Queens Capital Grants Policy................. 515,452.11 Livestock Health Services Central & West Colchester Board....................................... 65,685.03 Livestock Health Services Manure Storage Incentive.......... 438,365.05 Board..................................... 126,006.57 Maple Syrup Assistance Clare Livestock Health Program..................................... 29,382.65 Services Board........................ 13,735.46 Maritime Beef Testing Society . 21,600.00 Colchester,Municipality o f.......... 14,674.56 N.S. & Nfld. Holstein Branch Colchester North Livestock Holestein Canada...................... 11,204.00 Health Services Board . 26,456.27 N.S.Animal Breeders Cornwallis Veterinarians Ltd. 43,319.64 Co-operative Ltd...................... 75,000.00 Cream Hauling Assistance.......... 22,538.40 N.S.Beekeepers Association .... 8,000.00 Cumberland Co.East N.S.Cattlemen’s Association . 5,875.00 Livestock Health N.S.Crop & Livestock Insurance Services Board....... 32,589.36 Commission............................. 216,620.27 Cumberland Co. West N.S.Egg & Pullet Marketing Livestock Health Board....................................... 7,750.00 Services Board....... 32,589.36 N.S.Federation of Agriculture . 89,963.02 Cumberland Co.Soil & Crop N.S.Fruit Growers Association . 31,500.00 Improvement Association .... 5,000.00 N.S.Greenhouse Vegetable Dairy Production Policy............ 6,388.19 Marketing Board...................... 7,500.00 Digby District Livestock N.S.Maple Producers Health Services Board............ 12,587.97 Association................................ 10,000.00 Digby.Municipality o f ................. 5,025.44 N.S.Provincial Exhibition ..... 5,000.00 Exhibition Association of N.S.Rural Beautification Nova Scotia............ 205,000.00 Committee................................ 35,000.00 Fertilizer Assistance Policy .... 569,539.66 N.S.Society for the Fundy Veterinarians Ltd.............. 42,396.30 Prevention of Cruelty............... 5,000.00 Halifax-Musquodoboit N.S.Turkey Marketing Board . 9,000.00 Livestock Health Services Net Income Stabilization toart..................... 27,433.55 Policy........................................ 306,543.93 12 SUPPLEMENT TO THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Agriculture & Marketing - (Continued) New Glasgow Veterinary Taste Nova Scotia...................... 34,500.00 Clinic....................................... 8,138.04 Tripartite Stabilization................. 472,191.45 Pictou East Livestock Health Western Nova Livestock Health Services Board......................... 44,965.22 Services Board........................ 52,476.23 Pictou,Municipality o f ................. 5,000.00 Western Nova Scotia Pictou West Livestock Health Exhibition................................ 5,000,00 Services Board......................... 42,529.50 Wild Blueberry Association of Pork Nova Scotia........................ 2,475,729.40 North America........................ 10,000.00 Richmond Co.Livestock Women's Institute of Nova Health Services Board............ 12,091.00 Scotia....................................... 27,000.00 Richmond,Municipality o f .......... 7,165.63 Yarmouth,Town o f ...................... 5,524.57 School Milk Program................. 882,150.17 Young Farmers Assistance Scotia Swine Breeders Program.................................... 581.055.55 Association................................ 8,000.00 Grants under $5,000 . ............ 144,603.36 Seed Assistance Policy............... 10,247.57 Accounts Payable Adjustment . 404,601.95 Sheep Production Policy............ 35,033.09 Less Recoveries.......................
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