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Manitoba Public Accounts, 1992-93. Vol. 2 Supplementary Information DDV CA2MA TR m public accounts 1992-93 volume 2 — supplementary information Carleton University Documents Division DEC. 1 1993 FOR REFEHESCE ONLY Manitoba Finance for the year ended March 31,1993 ■ ' . VOLUME 2 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillll GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF MANITOBA PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 1992-93 [mo - Introduction . 3 - Auditor’s Report ... 5 - Salaries and Wages Paid to Employees, for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1993 . 9 - Cash Payments to Corporations, Firms, Individuals, Other Governments and Government Agencies for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1993 . 101 - Detailed Statement of Net Expenditures from Departmental Appropriations for the fiscal year ended March 31st, 1993 . 194 GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF MANITOBA llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll STATEMENT OF CASH PAYMENTS IN EXCESS OF $5,000 TO CORPORATIONS, FIRMS, INDIVIDUALS, OTHER GOVERNMENTS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES For the fiscal year ended March 31, 1993 ; ' . ■ . 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' ■ •> > ■ CASH PAYMENTS TO CORPORATION, ETC. 1992-93 101 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ASH MANAGEMENT GROUP INC $5,140; ADAM A R, $8,804; GRANT KEN, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE $6,690; GRAY DAUPHIN $18,231; ADVANCE ELECTRONICS $5,102; AVIS $13,521; GREEN SIDNEY $14,602; GUTTORMSON ADVANCE TENT & AWNING LTD $5,529; ALCOCK REG ELMAN K $8,894; HAMILTON WILLIAM H $6,589; $27,862; ALL CANADIAN EMBLEM CORP $16,566; HAMMOND ESTATE OF GERRIE $7,509; HANUSCHAK ANTARES ELECTRONICS INC, NEPEAN ON $7,805; BEN $17,626; HARAPIAK HARRY M $12,058; HARPER ASHTON STEVE $62,604; BAIZLEY DR OBIE $5,740; ELIJAH $94,390; HARRIS LEMUEL $5,989; HELWER ED BANMAN BOB, STEINBACH $16,581; BARBARA J $88,135; HEMPHILL MAUREEN $13,248; HENDERSON G L, MCFARLANE $8,113; BARBER- ELLIS FINE PAPERS MANITOU $10,517; HICKES GEORGE $29,216; HOME OF $6,487; BARKMAN AGNES, STEINBACH $5,980; BARRETT INSTANT PRINTING $5,435; HUGH T GOLDIE & BECKY $67,981; BARROW HAZEL E, FLIN FLON $9,174; ASSOCIATES $10,000; INFORMATION SYSTEM BILTON MILDRED M, OTTAWA ON $11,150; BLAKE MANAGEMENT CORP $9,647; INTERMEDIA DAVID R, MINNEDOSA $18,441; BOSTROM HARVEY K INTERNATIONAL INC $7,720; JENKINS WILLIAM $13,701; $9,567; BOYCE JUNE M $8,817; BROWN ARNOLD, JOHANNSON WALLACE, GIMLI $10,090; JOHNSON DR WINKLER $16,834; BURTNIAK PETER $12,338; CAMPBELL GEORGE $7,647; JOHNSTON G E $14,754; JOHNSTON J DOUGLAS L $14,614; CANADIAN COMPUTER ERA FRANK $21,530; JORGENSON WARNER H, MORRIS $12,436; CARSTAIRS SHARON $32,080; CERILLI $18,216; KELLY TEMPORARY SERVICES LTD, TORONTO MARIANNE $28,328; CHEEMA GULZAR $28,822; ON $5,176; KORTEX COMPUTER CENTRE $7,577; CHERNIACK SAUL M (QC) $20,412; CHOMIAK DAVE KOVNATS ABE $10,599; KWIK KOPY PRINTING $17,573; $28,141; CHRISTOFFERRSEN MONTY, PORTAGE LA LAMOUREUX KEVIN $40,291; LASER OFFICE PRODUCTS PRAIRIE $6,476; CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION INC $6,156; LATHLIN OSCAR $50,865; LAURENDEAU FUND $14,732; COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY MARCEL $26,931; LIBERAL PARTY IN MANITOBA $7,214; ASSOCIATION, LONDON ENGLAND $12,245; LYON STERLING R $24,703; MACKLING ALVIN, DUGALD COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY ASSOCIATION, $14,427; MACMILLAN BATHURST $6,768; MALINOWSKI OTTAWA ON $5,500; CONNERY EDWARD J, PORTAGE FATHER DON, ROYSTON BC $19,114; MALOWAY JIM LA PRAIRIE $42,482; CORPORATE BUSINESS MACHINES $27,889; MANITOBA BLUE CROSS $16,650; MANITOBA INC $7,693; CORRIN BRIAN $10,351; COWAN JAY M PUBLIC INSURANCE CORP $5,555; MANITOBA $13,926; CRAIK SHIRLEY Y $12,676; CUBBON TELEPHONE SYSTEM $154,558; MARTINDALE DOUG ADVERTISING CONCEPTS, REGINA SK $7,044; $28,657; MCALPINE GERRY $27,033; MCCRAE HON CUMMINGS HON J GLEN, NEEPAWA $28,073; DACQUAY JAMES C $27,596; MCGILL EDWARD R, BRANDON LOUISE $29,400; DAVE’S QUICK PRINT (1992) $22,143; $16,873; MCGREGOR D MORRIS, BRANDON $17,051; DERKACH LEN $28,693; DESJARDINS L L $24,375; DEWAR MCINTOSH HON LINDA $22,319; MCKELLAR LOIS S GREG $30,724; DICTAPHONE CANADA LTD, ETOBICOKE $13,838; MCKENZIE J WALLY, INGLIS $21,670; MCLEAN ON $17,620; DOER GARY A $28,886; DOERN RACHEL STEWART E, DAUPHIN $7,647; MCR MICROCOMPUTER $14,937; DOWNEY HON JAMES $6,682; DRIEDGER RENTALS $10,999; MERCIER G W J $8,400; MILLER SAUL ALBERT $24,847; DUCHARME HON GERALD $25,531; A $18,278; MINAKER GEORGE, OTTAWA ON $6,906; EDWARDS PAUL $29,171; ENCORE TRAVEL LTD $9,468; MITCHELL ANNALEA $12,552; MITCHELSON HON ENNS HARRY J $10,812; ERNST HQN J A $27,827; EVANS BONNIE $19,982; MOLGAT GILDAS, OTTAWA ON $13,171; CLIFFORD $33,829; EVANS LEN $33,173; EVANS LILLIAN MOORE BUSINESS FORMS & SYSTEMS, MISSISSAUGA $6,622; FERGUSON JAMES R, GLADSTONE $14,972; ON $6,990; MORRISON CAROLYNE, MANITOU $5,600; FILMON HON GARY $28,131; FINDLAY HON GLEN M MOUG ARTHUR T, GRANDE PRAIRIE AB $10,346; $18,097; FORBES THELMA, PORT COQUITLAM BC $6,241; MURDOCH MACKAY $8,836; NAKO MARGARET, FRIESEN JEAN $24,813; FROESE J M, WINKLER $11,608; VICTORIA BC $6,616; NATIONAL TYPEWRITER & GAUDRY NEIL $27,707; GEORGISON JOAN S M $7,809; OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO LTD $17,001; NEUFELD GILLESHAMMER HON HAROLD $31,590; GILROY ERNIE HAROLD $19,184; NTEC COMPUTER PRODUCTS, $8,543; GOURLAY DOUGLAS, SWAN RIVER $9,237; SELKIRK $11,282; OLESON CHARLOTTE L, GLENBORO GOURMET COFFEE SPECIALISTS LTD $6,118; GRAHAM $11,321; ORCHARD HON DONALD W $16,809; PALLISTER HARRY E, BINSCARTH $21,115; GRAND & TOY LTD BRIAN $13,244; PAPER PLUS INC $9,228; PARASIUK 102 CASH PAYMENTS TO CORPORATIONS, ETC. 1992-93 Legislation - Continued WILSON D, BURNABY BC $14,913; PATRICK STEPHEN C LAURIER, OTTAWA ON $17,285; CUBBON ADVERTISING $15,720; PAWLEY HOWARD R, WINDSOR ON $24,787; CONCEPTS, REGINA SK $5,978; DAVOS CONVENTION PENNER JACK $28,524; PETURSSON KATHLEEN M $7,992; SERVICES, DAVOS SWITZERLAND $5,542; HIGNELL PITNEY BOWES, DON MILLS ON $6,986; PLAY ALL (1986) PRINTING LTD $8,208; INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC LTD $18,093; PLOHMAN JOHN $35,073; POLLARD ADMINISTRATION OF CANADA, TORONTO ON $18,765; BANKNOTE LTD $7,656; PRAZNIK HON DARREN $26,832; LEITCH DONALD A $20,109; MANITOBA COUNCIL FOR PREMIER PRINTING LTD $7,636; PROLIFIC GRAPHICS INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION $474,600; MANITOBA INC $7,854; PUBLIC SERVICE GROUP INSURANCE FUND TELEPHONE SYSTEM $56,889; P LAWSON TRAVEL $8,816; RADCLIFFE MICHAEL F C $10,951; RANSOM A $133,647; PROLIFIC GRAPHICS INC $12,587; XEROX BRIAN $7,087; RANSOM JUDY, BOISSEVAIN $7,326; CANADA LTD, CALGARY AB $16,361. RECEIVER GENERAL FO R CANADA $138,911; REFUNDS- REVENUE $41,587; REID DARYL $26,770; REID WILLIAM $9,542; REIMER JACK $28,108; RENDER SHIRLEY $27,427; AGRICULTURE ROBLIN DUFF $11,743; ROCAN DENIS $41,440; ROSE BOB $28,244; SANTOS CONRAD $31,658; SCHREYER HON ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD, VANCOUVER BC $18,337; EDWARD R $24,066; SCHROEDER VIC H $12,790; SCREEN AG- QUEST INC, MINTO $19,943; AGASSIZ SOIL & CROP PRINT INDUSTRIES INC $5,489; SHAFRANSKY DOREEN IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION INC, BEAUSEJOUR $6,310; SHERMAN L R, OTTAWA ON $15,378; $41,912; AGRI- FOOD COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL, SHOEMAKER NELSON, NEEPAWA $7,647; SPIVAK S J GUELPH ON $14,301; AGRICULTURAL AND (QC) $16,479; STANES D M, WHITE ROCK BC $7,316; HORTICULTURALSOCIETIES $413,664; AGRICULTURAL STEEN WARREN $6,616; STEFANSON HON ERIC $28,065; INSTITUTE OF CANADA, BRANDON $5,000; AHO TAITO STORIE JERRY $56,791; SUPERIOR ENVELOPES $11,233; W $20,528; AIKEN ESTATE OF L B, NEEPAWA $8,449; SVEINSON BEN $28,400; TENNING GLADYS, NANAIMO ALONSA CONSERVATION DISTRICT, ALONSA $5,591; BC $10,818; THOMPSON DORFMAN SWEATMAN $5,559; ANTLER RIVER VETERINARY SERVICES DISTRICT TOSHIBA OF CANADA LTD, BURLINGTON ON $12,534; BOARD, PIERSON $11,250; ARBORG SPORTS PRODUCTS TOUPIN RENE E, BIRDS HILL $11,138; TRAVEL INC, ARBORG $9,700; ARCHIE- WALLACE UNLIMITED $6,428; TURNBULL IAN $11,439; URUSKI CONSERVATION AREA, KOLA $21,251; ARGYLE FARM BILLIE, ARBORG $23,968; USKIW SAM, EAST SELKIRK PROGRESS ASSOCIATION, BALDUR $7,649; ARROW $22,678; VALLEY ROYAL TRAVEL SERVICE, SPECIALTIES $7,591; ASHERN VETERINARY SERVICES GLADSTONE $14,929; VODREY HON ROSEMARY $15,068; DISTRICT BOARD, ASHERN $20,000; ASSINIBOINE WALDING D JAMES, VICTORIA BC $21,674; WANG BIRDTAIL SOIL & WATER, RUSSELL $24,251; BAXTER CANADA LTD, TORONTO ON $10,512; WASYLYCIA- LEIS CORP, BURNABY BC $23,376; BEAUTIFUL PLAINS JUDY $27,261; WEIR HARRIET A, MINNEDOSA $5,798; AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, NEEPAWA $22,363; WHYTE NORMA $14,191; WINNIPEG FREE PRESS $5,526; BEAVERBROOK COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES $8,280; WISHART LESLIE C, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE $8,340; BEEVER OWEN, BRANDON $5,051; BELLE- FOSH SIGNS WOWCHUK ROSANN, COWAN $41,771; XEROX CANADA LTD $6,636; BELLUK BRENT, ST PIERRE JOLYS $8,576; LTD, CALGARY AB $40,322. BENCHLAND SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION CO- OP, GLADSTONE $15,327; BLANSHARD HAMIOTA SOIL SAVERS, HAMIOTA $10,318; BLANSHARD- HAMIOTA- EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MINIOTA- WOODWORTH WEED CONTROL DISTRICT, HAMIOTA $14,960; BORDER AGRICULTURAL AIR WEST $5,254; ALL CANADIAN EMBLEM CORP STEWARDSHIP ASSOCIATION, PILOT MOUND $11,632; $12,358; BAY BRONZE INDUSTRIES $13,360; BRIAN BRANDON SOIL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION, SHIPPAM INC $10,570; BRUNET MONUMENTS INC $9,500; BRANDON $26,865; BUCHANAN PRINTERS LTD $7,464; CANADIAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL CONFERENCE BUFFALO PLAINS SOIL & WATER MANAGEMENT SECRETARIAT, OTTAWA ON $20,000; CHATEAU ASSOCIATION, ALTONA $16,920; BULMAN BROS CASH PAYMENTS TO CORPORATION, ETC. 1992-93 103 Agriculture - Continued LITHOGRAPHERS $7,602; CAMP WANNAKUMBAC, $16,801; HEISE
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