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ENERGY, MINES and RESOURCES— Coneluded 35-8 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1977-78 ENERGY, MINES AND RESOURCES— Coneluded Contribution to the Royal Canadian Geographical Society $50,000— Assistance in accordance with terms and conditions approved by the The Royal Canadian Geographical Society Ottawa Ont $50,000. Governor in Council fo r the construction o f fishery vessels in respect o f which capital subsidies are not payable pursuant to Contribution to International Seismological Fund $11,820.—Interna­ any other federal authorization $3,945,610— Benedict Careen tional Seismological Centre Newbury Berkshire Eng $11,820. Point Lance St Mary’s Bay Nfld $37,800, Brendan Careen Point Contribution to the Canadian Committee for International Geody­ Lance St Mary’s Bay Nfld $45,191, Francois Chiasson Fatima namics Project $963 Iles de la Madeleine Que $16,512, Curadeau and Freres Inc Rivière au Renard Cté Gaspé Que $71,406, Ernest Dal Hay Contribution to the Inter-Union Commission on Geodynamics $8,500 River NWT $11,600, C A Denton Ltd Little River Digby NS $96,250, Wilson Gear Happy Valley Labrador Nfld $13,090, Contribution in support o f the Symposium on Glacier beds— Ice Rock Walter Gensisky Winnipegosis Man $10,095, J W Goods Hermit­ Interface (TB #754451 authorized a contribution of $4,000)— age Nfld $10,561, Delbert Hamilton Hay River NWT $11,550, $4,000. Hâvre-aux-maisons Iles de la Madeleine Que $16,365, Kristin Contribution to the International Council o f Scientific Unions (TB Helgason Arnes Man $10,949, J Hickey Southern Harbour Nfld $47,705, W Hudson Dallas Man $10,682, A Johnson Little #751202 authorized a contribution of $18,000) $18,000—Tomlin­ son Dr R F Ottawa Ont $18,000. Catalina Nfld $10,724, Lloyd Jonasson Riverton Man $17,227, Wesley S Kaiser Bickerton NS $20,116, Ghislain Langlois Matane Que $32,725, Jean-Guy Langlois Matane Que $32,725, Rene Langlois Matane Que $96,856, Lemoigan Ste-Thérèse de Gaspé Cté Gaspé Que $73,490, Marine Industries Liée Sorel Que ENVIRONMENT $37,890, Desmond Martin La Scie Nfld $42,525, Colin McKay Grand Rapids Man $15,090, Harry Meade Fortune Nfld ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM $11,200, Percy Monkman Hay River NWT $11,638, Nav Tech Inc Quebec Que $12,200, Nova Scotia Resources Development Grant to Canadian Association o f Geographers $6,500 Board Halifax NS $657,940, P E I Lending Authority Charlotte­ town PEI $41,930, Mark Parsons Carbonear Nfld $10,850, Contribution to Canada’s fee for Membership in the International Pêcheurs Unis du Québec Montreal Que $63,585, Chesley Petten Geographical Union $1,102 Port de Grave Nfld $116,550, George Petten Port de Grave Nfld Contribution to the Canadian Council of Resource and Environment $10,797, Poisson Salé Gaspésien Ltée Grande Rivière Cté Gaspé Ministers in an amount equal to one third o f its operating budget Que $19,334, Poissonerie Boulay Inc Anse à Valleau Cté Gaspé $65,963 Que $76,919, Melvin Porter Port de Grave Nfld $12,236, Saco Fisheries Toronto Ont $11,807, Patrick Savory Lockport NS Contribution to the Youth Sciences Foundation $20,000 $15,189, Scotia Trawler Equipment Ltd Lunenburg NS $65,000, Alex Sheppard Bay L’Argent Nfld $16,100, Raymond Sivrais Contribution to the Canadian Arctic Resources Committee $8,000 Quebec Que $13,858, The Fishermens Loan Board of New Bruns­ FISHERIES AND MARINE PROGRAM wick Fredericton NB $230,866, The Fishermens Loan Board of Nova Scotia Halifax NS $122,733, Thor Seiners Ltd West Grants to Canadian Universities and Scholarships to individual Pubnico NS $14,193, Maynard Upshall Little Harbour Nfld research investigators in support o f marine and aquatic research $18,774, Sebastien Walsh North Harbour St Mary’s Bay Nfld and fisheries and marine economic research $360,000—Universi­ $38,255. ty of: British Columbia Vancouver BC $22,000, Dalhousie Hali­ fax NS $24,800, Guelph Guelph Ont $37,000, Manitoba Win­ Bridging Program for the Rehabilitation of the Groundfish Fishing nipeg Man $10,000, McGill Montreal Que $10,000, Memorial St Industry $28,719,501—Thomas Abbott Bonavista Nfld $12,523, John’s Nfld $21,600, Montreal Montreal Que $27,000, Saskatch­ William J Abbott Bonavista Nfld $15,372, Allen Ice Company ewan Regina Sask $14,000, Simon Fraser Burnaby BC $20,000, Ltd North Sydney NS $50,000, Maxwell Anstey Cottles Island Toronto Toronto Ont $13,000 and Victoria Victoria BC $15,000. Nfld $10,731, Arctic Fishery Products Ltd Dildo Nfld $25,000, Hermenegilde Arsenault Lameque NB $10,866, Lawrence Compensation to Commercial Atlantic Salmon Fishermen for loss of Atchinson Prince Rupert BC $24,155, Atlantic Herring Fisher­ income resulting from closure o f the fishery $1,510,318 men’s Coop Ltd St Andrews NB $50,000, B C Packers Brenton Grants to Independent Fishing Captains towards the purchase of Nfld $19,868; Prince Rupert BC $11,457 and Quathiaski Cove Herring Purse Seine vessels $173,750—Paul E Amirault West BC $50,000, Albert M Barnes Summerford Nfld $10,707, Clar­ Pubnico NS $10,000, Kirk Anderson Curling Nfld $15,000, Carl ence Barrett Old Perlican Nfld $10,106, Donald C Barrett Old V Atkinson West Pubnico NS $20,000, Norman J D’Entremont Perlican Nfld $12,186, Led Barros Burnaby BC $11,282, Bay West Pubnico NS $10,000, Dennis N D’Eon West Pubnico NS Bulls Sea Products Bay Bulls Nfld $61,758, Louis Beauchamp $10,000, Eric J D’Eon West Pubnico NS $10,000, Clifford V Newport Cté Gaspé Que $15,864, William Bellenduke Easterville Goreham West Pubnico NS $10,000, Jack Hickey Benoit’s Cove Man $10,891, Beothic Fish Products Valleyfield Nfld $36,146, Nfld $18,750, Eduard J LeBlanc West Pubnico NS $20,000, Raymond Billiard Glace Bay NS $17,364, Girard Blais Newport Melvin Shand West Pubnico NS $10,000, Flavien Surrette West Cté Gaspé Que $14,010, Rheal Blanchard Cté Gloucester NB Pubnico NS $10,000, Bradford C Symonds West Pubnico NS $23,483, Bonavista Cold Storage St John’s Nfld $1,399,143, $10,000, Wayne B Throburne West Pubnico NS $20,000. Booth Fisheries Ltd Fortune Nfld $427,730, Marshell Bouthilier Hubbards NS $10,991, Delbert Bower Sherburne NS $13,387, Grant to recoup the Fisheries Price Support Account to cover losses in Lawrence D Brannen Woods Harbour NS $13,684, Carl R the fiscal year 1976-77 $1,343,209 Bridger Nippers Harbour Nfld $15,149, Lester C Brooking Old Perlican Nfld $10,736, Stratt G Brown Durrell Nfld $13,193, Grant to Marine Sciences Research Laboratory o f Memorial Univer­ James Buffet Margaree Nfld $12,081, George T Bungay North sity Newfoundland $75,000 Sydney NS $21,233, Burgeo Fish Industry Ltd Burgeo Nfld Grant to Centre for Cold Ocean Resources Engineering (C-Core) $360,834, Calm Sea Fisheries Ltd Guys County NS $18,248, $75,000 Canadian Fishing Co Delta BC $38,713; Prince Rupert BC $57,162; Richmond BC $50,000; Tofino BC $19,699 and Vancou­ Assistance to the Huntsman Marine Laboratory $225,000 ver BC $50,650, Canadian Saltfish Corp St John’s Nfld $65,619, GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND OTHER TRANSFER PAYMENTS 35‘9 ENVIRONMENT—Continued Cape Sable Ice Co Barrington NS $17,569, Carapec Ltd Cara- ermen’s Coop Ltd Petit de Grat NS $14,891, Dominique Jalbert quet NB $26,439, Cariboo Fisheries Ltd Prince Rupert BC Rivière Au Renard Cté Gaspé Que $16,147, Cliff Keeping Van­ $14,348, Carty and Thibodeau Fisheries Ltd Sandy Cove Digby couver BC $19,293, James H Keeping Burnt Island Nfld $10,565, NS $15,211, Martin Castilloux Newport Cté Gaspé Que $10,405, Kennebec Fisheries Ltd Yarmouth NS $50,000, Leonard Landry Roland Castilloux Newport Cté Gaspé Que $12,284, Central Newport Cté Gaspé Que $15,233, Arsene Larocque Gloucester Foods Ltd Stephenville Nfld $11,000, Armel Chaisson Gloucester County NB $24,555, Clarence Larocque Gloucester County NB County NB $18,070, Lloyd Chaisson Bathurst NB $17,418, $14,642, Elisee LeBlanc Saulnierville NS $21,509, Pamphile Marcel A Chaisson Caraquet NB $12,873, Wilfred J Chaisson Legere Caraquet NB $10,993, Les Pêcheries Du Golfe St-Lau­ Cheticamp NS $14,052, Lan Chalutier Ltée Lameque NB rent Inc Cté Bonaventure Que $127,194, Roy J Leyte Fogo Nfld $19,515, Chameleon Holding Mathews Island BC $23,000, $16,020, Ward Little Ltd Sambro NS $18,673, Longline Fishing Cheticamp Fishermen’s Coop Society Ltd Cheticamp NS Ltd Vancouver BC $40,389, Francis G Mallet Gloucester County $47,897, Edgar J Coffin Joe Batta Arm Nfld $10,142, Comeaus NB $11,768, Raymond Mallet Gloucester County NB $15,278, Seafoods Ltd Saulnierville Digby County NS $39,265, Connors Malone Bros Ltd Woods Harbour NS $16,462, Vagn Mark Bros Ltd Blacks Harbour NS $67,502 and Clarks Harbour NS Prince Rupert BC $29,052, Viggo Mark Prince Rupert BC $81,444, Continental Seafood Ltd Shelburne NS $17,120, James $95,223, Maxcatch Fisheries Ltd Hubbards NS $26,265, Albert Cooper Bonavista Nfld $12,036, Florent Coté Cloridome Cté McBride White Rock BC $26,369, McClafferty & Frost Fisher­ Gaspé Que $12,162, Jean-Claude Cote Rivière Au Renard Cté ies Sandy Cove NS $24,950, Edward McDonald Mount Carmel Gaspé Que $10,907, Noel-Marie Cotton Rivière Au Renard Cté Nfld $10,054, C W McLeod Fisheries Ltd Central Port Mouton Gaspé Que $10,568, Pierre-Marie Cotton Rivière Au Renard Cté NS $45,517, Wilfred B McLeod Port Mouton NS $10,869, J S Gaspé Que $26,610, Reginald Cotton Rivière Au Renard Cté McMillan Bamfield BC $28,293, Wallace Meade Channel Nfld Gaspé Que $11,827, Maurice Couillard Rivière Au Renard Cté $11,228, Medway Fisheries Ltd Port Medway NS $21,877, Gaspé Que $15,057, Raymond Crewe Vancouver BC $25,762, Joseph A Melanson Church Point NS $12,007, Mersey'Seafoods Abraham Culi Fogo Island Nfld $10,291, Winston Decker Prince Ltd Liverpool NS $28,782,
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