Page 14. The Guardian Sat, April 12, 1958

Replies To

Continued from Page 5) M. OF AGRICULTURE

Mr. Myers also directed a question to the Minister of Ag- riculture:

(I) Give the names. salaries and specific qualifying university degrees of all officials of the De- partment of Agriculture at pres- ent in active employment. What are the specific duties of each? '(2) Private companies during the present season have under- taken a com-prehensive Soils and Production program through night meetings in various rural centres of the Province. Give an outline

of any similar programmes, ex-- Junior_ Farmers, conducted by the De-

cepting 4-H Clubs and -partment of Agriculture at night meetings convenient to farm peo- ple, stating the centres contac- ted, the actual problems discus- sed and the name of the officials giving the lectures.

(3) What are the present office hours in the Department of Ag- riculture? '

(4) Is any service provided to our farm producers in the of"ice or in extension services on Sat- urdays as applicable in the Pro- Vince of Nova Scotia?

ANSWERS

(1) S.C. Wright, Deputy Minis- ter, $4,500.00; H.J. MacDonald, Dairy Superintendent, 3,380.00; E. W. Adams, Assistant Dairy Sulp- erintendent, 3,760.00; S. David Peacoclk, B.Sc (Agr.), Director of Field Work, 4,200.00; Audrey MacMil1an, BSc. (Agr.), Quoen~’s County Agricultural Rerpesenta- tive, 3,500.00; David P. Mac - Lean, Kings County Agricliltural Representative, 2,340.00; David Rogers, BSC. (Agr.), Agronomy Fieldman, 3,700.00; Donald A. Smith, Hontic-ulture Fieldlrnaln, 2,- 840.00; Edward MacGoug>an, Poul try Fieldman, 3,080.00; Andrew Humphrey, B. Sc., Assistant Soil Analyst, 3,000.00; Dr. G.C. Fish- er, D.V.M., V.S., Provincial Ani- mall Pathologist and Director vet- orinary Services, 5,750.00; Claude A. Paynter, Check Tester, 2,600,- 00; Richard N. Vessey, Cheek Tester, 2,500.00; Theresa Mac- Leod, B. Sc. (H Ec.) Director Women’c Wortk, 3,600.00; Jessie Brinlghaalm, B. Sc. (H. Ec), A-s- -sistant Director Wome-n’s Wonk, 22960.00; Bertha DesRoches, Ex- tension Worker (Handicrafts), 1,- 940.00; Mrrs. Isalbell Beaton, Ex-

tension Womker (‘Handicrarf-ts), 1,- '

000.00; A.A. MacLauchlan, Dir- ootor Farm Improvement Ser- vices, 2,840.00; J.F. Gaudet, B. So. (Er. Eng.) Chief Forrestny Of- lliosr, 3,400.00; W.M. Profltt, B. So. (F. Eng.), Forester, 3,320.00; Robert Snazelle, Svurperv-'1~sor Bun- bumy Nursery, 2,600.00.

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Tignish. Darvid Rogers, Pasture Manaigernent, Dr. George Fish- Ur, Amttficllal Insemination.

Eldon‘, Dr. George Fisher, Alr- Itlfioiail Insemingltion, Miss Aud- rey Maclll/Iillllan, Dairy Herd Imo- provoment.

souris, Dr. George Fisher, A.

Bridge.

ment in the Cotton tourist ground 'brIdges: Rustlcovflle Biwh

at :i..a.lr,,l'aLliey‘.‘ lwheallcy Rsll/81‘ J5i‘ld.2C, ANSWERS -

1. $238,807.01. (Original Esti -- mate $403,900.00).

2. (a) C-urrali and Bl‘itZ.‘l-S Lld- _, timber trestle and apps. $57,925 I?“ P1111153 h? 42: Curran and Briﬁgs Lid. €':‘.l‘Ill lime Elecmc C°mPa“~" fill, $79,292.47: County Consti‘uc— P91” I00‘- tion Co Ltd, bridge and sub — (cl Cement cost, steel ’ structure $44,086.68; (vb) $45,993. ha-rdlware cost, $2,010.00; $44469.-

Breadalbane Bridge, Leards Mill Bedeque.

Yes. 110 lineal feet of creoso- 5 been sold to Mari- at 1.50

33. 00. . Materials have been transfer- ldl R1:°=”m‘°'f‘W33:1‘31‘(’)5_t53NN[f“;t_m ,«red to bridge stock. Some of it M3CD0n31d- $2v59- ~ * 01"”

has been re~used o.n the following M3017 adyelb 35519-759 G°rd°“ B0-V‘

Bridge. Gi‘ant’s Bridge,‘ Upper

and‘

Ie. 5409.25.

'0) Filling soil was supplied b_v the contractor at his contract price in place.

(I) Early in the summer of 1958.

(g) Fisheries experts were brought in to advise the Depart- ment of Highways in the decis- io of the final structure. They expressed the opinion that the bridge, as now designed, m-ay improve oyster c.u:lture, in par- ticular, and do no harm t-o other fish. The suggestion that tidal

flow will be out In half Is with- out foundaiicn. It is expected to remain the same as at present.

(oh) Any boat which can pass the present West River Bridge will be able to pass the new one, as the overhead clearance is slightly greater, and the clean span sixty feet compared with thirty feet in the old.

Earliest known sculptures in In- dia, figures found in the Indus Valley, are believed 5,000 years old

_ PIUSVILLE

Friends/of Mr. Lewis Arse- nault are sorry to learn he is a patient in the Western Hospital, Alberton with pneumonia.

Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gallant

of Miscouche on the recent death

of their infant son, on March 25 at the Prince County Hospital, Summerside.

Miss Beanardett Blanchard, stu- dent at Rustico convent, spent

Easter at her home In Plusvllle.

Mrs. Fred Arsenaultspent some time at the home of her son and daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gallant, Miscouche.

Friends of Mr. Ernie Brown are sorry -to learn he is a patient in Community Hospital, 0’Leary.

Friends of Mrs. Herman Cor- coran are sorry to learn of the serious illness of her father. Mr. Emmett Shea, Waterford, in Wes- tern Hospital, Alberton.

Mr. Jake Murray. Alberta. is

spending some time visiting his

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brother Warburton. Plusvllle. : day. Saturday Ind Sunday at as

also Ken.‘ . gnthonyls gthusch. tRev. Father . L D It , Burton and‘ Tsenau - - ‘ms 5”} 5- 35S1SIed

d3g;iteraIﬁE:ry’aW‘gIl.e recent V15. Rev. Father Petre with the ser- _‘

itors to Piusvi11e- X‘_§'_._..___._m i ‘ ie Gallant, daughter I orMMsi~S. i:3if<irtMns. Phillip Gallant, ' SLIGHT H01-DUI’ ~ who is a student at Miscouche convent spent the Easter H011‘ days at her home in Piusville. Miss Pearlene Corcoran, pat- ient in Polio Clinic Hospital, spent Easter at her home in Piusvllle. A large crowd attended the Easter services on Thursday, Fri-

BRADFORD. Eng. (CP) - A‘ budlgerigar appearing as an exhi.I bit in a court case in this Yo,-k_§ shire city escaped from its cage_ ‘ The hearing was adjourned for 15 ' minutes while the bird was being! recalptured. ‘

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HARDY ELEGTiRc\ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 5,.

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. SEFVICC Hunter River P.E.I. Phone 10 Hunter Rh" - & C0. o,Léar, I REL Phone 5 I 0’Lea1'! kite!‘ Styles M501‘! M111!!!-

I and Herd Improvement. Vernon River, David Rogers, Boil Salrnpling and Ma-nagement. Olljearvy, Earl Adams, Dairy Herd Improvement.

New Glasgow, Eanl Adams, Dairy Herd Improvement.

Broolkl-yn, Eanl Adams, Dairy Herd Improveimen-t.

Montague, Earl Adams, Dairy Herd, Improvement.

St. George’s, David MacLean, Organized and conducted Short Course; Miss Audrey MaeMilllan, Program Plann-ing and Discus - sion Techniques; David Peacock, Policies of Department of Agric- uvlture.

(3) 8.30 - 5.00 p.m.

(4) No f-anm producer would be refused service on Saturday.

Mr. Frank Myers asked the Minister of Plulblilc Works:

(1) Give complete cost to date of West River Causeway.

(2) Give amounts complete of:

(a) Contracts completed and uncompleted and name-s of con- tracting firms.

tb) Give costs of creosoted piles and lumber purchased for their project. Has any of this mater- ial ‘been transferred elsewhere? Irf so, where? Has any been sold? If so, to whom and at What price?

(c) Give cost of cement. steel, hardware used on this Dl‘0jICt.

(d)‘ Give cost of all rights of way, and from whom purchased.

(e) Give costs of filling soil and -from whom purchased.

(f) When is it Iproposed to com- plete this pnojelct?

(g) Has the Government con- sidered the injury that will be done to valuable .oyster, quahaug and smelt fisheries on the upper West River as a result of slow- ing tidal waters to more than half its pres~e.nt. flow, and the ac- cumillation of silt, over oyster and q-uahail-g beds‘?

(I1) Has -the Government any comment to make regarding the Impediment to boat traffic as a result of the narrow opening pro- V1ded_ for the eblb and flow of a .1-5 mile stream and its tributar- 13-_€. hhuls seriously intenfering Wl‘l7ll'lbll‘S.lIl€S‘S transactions on the upper river, the proinoﬁon of

lt);I>6l‘1‘«‘1i1st traffic over our most beau. Water Way. and the develop-

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