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Reprinted from --------------------------------------------------------- THE CANADIAN SURVEYOR
A Quarterly Publication devoted to the interests VOL. X OTTAWA, APRIL, 1951 NUMBER 8 LAND SURVEYORS FORM ASSOCIATION Professor E. 0. T. Piers was elected president of the Association of Provincial Land Surveyors of Nova Scotia at the inaugural meeting held recently at the Nova Scotia Technical College. Other officers elected included J. D. MacKenzie, vice-president; W. A. G. Snook, secretary-treasurer; J. R. March and F. Tupper, members from Halifax County; Mr. Dickie and Major Church, members from outside Halifax area, and H. Martell, member from Cape Breton. The purpose of the organization is to promote the common welfare of the surveyors of the province in guidance, maintenance of ethical conduct, and common action in all matters concerning the Association and the public. This marked the first successful attempt to form a provincial land surveyors' organization. Attempts had been made as long as 25 years ago but met with little success. - From the Halifax Chronicle Herald, March 16th, 1951.
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