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Public Accounts of the Province Of PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1980-81 OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Hon. John Black Laird, Lieutenant Governor DETAILS OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries and Wages ($100,037) Salaries and Wages under $30,000-86,016. Temporary Help Services ($14,021): Accounts under $20,000- 14,021. Employee Benefits ($10,193) Payments to the Treasurer of Ontario re: Canada Pension Plan, 1,093; Group Insurance, 220; Long Term Income Protection, 449; Ontario Health Insurance Plan, 1,760; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 2,837; Payment on Unfunded Liability of the Public Service Superannuation Fund, 1,285; Superannuation Adjustment Fund, 597; Unemployment Insurance, 1,209; Dental Plan, 267; Supplementary Health and Hospital Plan, 401. Other Payments — Credit Union, 75. Other Payments ($58,937) Materials, Supplies, etc. ($8,937): Accounts under $20,000-8,937. Expenses ($50,000): His Honour John Black Aird, allowance for contingencies, 50,000. Total Other Payments 58,937 Summary of Expenditure Voted Salaries and Wages 100,037 Employee Benefits 10,193 Other Payments 58,937 Total Expenditure, Office of the Lieutenant Governor $169,167 ) PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1980-81 OFFICE OF THE PREMIER Hon. William G. Davis, Premier and President of the Council DETAILS OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries and Wages ($1,280,554* Listed below are the salary rates of those employees on staff at March 31 , where the annual rate is in excess of $30,000. Dr. E. E. Stewart Deputy Minister 64,600 Anderson, H. R., 31,150; S. Y. Barnes, 40,675; R. I. Beatty, 40,675; H. J. Bourke, 31,150; L. M. Campbell, 31,150; R. A. Cook, 37,100; P. L. Dale, 33,925; V. J. Devitt, 37,100; U. O. Ferdinand, 41,100; L. I. Hilborn, 31,150; R. L. McNeil, 51,100; C. Westcott, 64,600. Temporary Help Services ($32,101): Management Board of Cabinet, 30,712; Accounts under $20,000-1,389. Employee Benefits ($197,592) Payments to the Treasurer of Ontario re: Canada Pension Plan, 12,316; Group Insurance, 2,901; Long Term Income Protection, 7,445; Ontario Health Insurance Plan, 17,240; Supplementary Health and Hospital Plan, 4,126; Dental Plan, 2,783; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 68,490; Payment on Unfunded Liability of the Public Service Superannuation Fund, 30,886; Superannuation Adjustment Fund, 12,265; Unemployment Insurance, 15,408. Other Benefits— Attendance Gratuities, 22,119; Severance Pay, 5,969. Payments to other Ministries re Various Benefits, 506. Less: Recoveries from other Ministries, 4,862. Travelling Expenses ( $44,541 Hon. W. G. Davis, 9,803; Dr. E. E. Stewart, 2,307; L. Hilborn, 10,049; C. Westcott, 4,219; Accounts under $4,000- 18,163. Other Payments ($258,589) Materials, Supplies, etc., ($258,589): I.B.M. Canada Ltd., 25,823; Ministry of Government Services, 108,802; Accounts under $20,000-123,964. Statutory ($29,900) Premiers Salary ($29,900) Hon. William G. Davis 29,900 Summary of Expenditure Voted Salaries and Wages 1,280,554 Employee Benefits 197,592 Travelling Expenses 44,541 Other Payments 258,589 1,781,276 Statutory 29,900 Total Expenditure, Office of The Premier $1,811,176 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1980-81 11 CABINET OFFICE DETAILS OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries and Wages ($989,215) Listed below are the salary rates of those employees on staff at March 31, where the annual rate is in excess of $30,000. Gaby, M. L., 33,925; A. P. Gordon, 57,000; I. J. Gordon, 33,925; T. L. Horswill, 48,925; D. J. Kealey, 45,300; D. Y. Lewis, 57,000; J. G. Mackenzie, 40,675; V. J. Niggl, 33,925; H. Segal, 68,200; J. E. Tangney, 39,750. Temporary Help Services ($23,103): Management Board of Cabinet, 22,555; Accounts under $20,000-548. Employee Benefits ($142,295) Payments to the Treasurer of Ontario re: Canada Pension Plan, 8,615; Group Insurance, 2,478; Long Term Income Protection, 5,252; Ontario Health Insurance Plan, 11,880; Supplementary Health and Hospital Plan, 2,654; Dental Plan, 1,797; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 44,695; Payment on Unfunded Liability of the Public Service Superannuation Fund, 23,014; Superannuation Adjustment Fund, 8,680; Unemployment Insurance, 10,590. Other Benefits— Attendance Gratuities, 18,137; Severance Pay, 2,724. Payments to other Ministries re Various Benefits, 4,805. Less: Recoveries from other Ministries, 3,026. Travelling Expenses ($26,768) Segal, H., 8,948; Accounts under $4,000-17,820. Other Payments ($201,316) Materials, Supplies, etc. ($201,316): I.B.M. Canada Ltd., 36,294; Ministry of Government Services, 37,360; Ministry of Treasury and Economics, 28,750; Xerox of Canada Ltd., 29,631; Accounts under $20,000-69,281. Summary of Expenditure Voted Salaries and Wages 989,251 Employee Benefits 142,295 Travelling Expenses 26,768 Other Payments 201,316 Total Expenditure, Cabinet Office $1,359,630 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1980-81 13 MANAGEMENT BOARD OF CABINET Hon. George R. McCague, Minister DETAILS OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries and Wages ($23,862,636) Listed below are the salary rates of those employees on staff at March 31, where the annual rate is in excess of $30,000. R. J. Butler Secretary, Management Board 64,600 G. H. Waldrum Chairman, Civil Service Commission 64,600 Aboud, E., 45,300; C. J. Abshez, 31,500; C. A. Anderson, 31,150; V. A. Bailey, 37,100; V. M. Bedford, 31,150 C. Bell, 37,100; P. A. Beswick, 31,150; W. E. Bingham, 33,925; R. B. Bradley, 39,925; M. L. Braybon, 31,150 N. V. Briscoe, 37,100; H. A. Brownie,36,000; H. D. Burt, 45,300; J. H. Busby, 37,100; D. O. Campbell, 40,675 D. S. Campbell, 50,200; S. D. Carlson, 31,150; P. P. Catt, 31,150; E. L. Ceglar,37,100; J. Clark, 40,675; E. T Cole, 31,150; B. J. Cook, 45,300; V. W. Cook, 37,275; V. J. Cooper, 37,100; M. C. Corbett, 37,100; R. F Crowther, 40,675; A. F. Cullen, 34,650; J. H. Danson, 37,100; T. A. Dawes, 45,300; M. Donlevy, 31,150; R. B Firlotte, 31,150; W. J. Foster, 30,225; G. Gammie, 37,100; J. R. Gardner, 37,100; P. A. Gelinas, 50,200; G. M Gillespie, 40,675; W. J. Gorchinsky, 42,800; D. R. Gordon, 37,625; H. F. Goss, 41,100; M. J. Gunther, 34,250 V. K. Gupta, 37,100; B. H. Gutteridge, 32,700; J. B. Hansen, 45,300; K. F. Harris, 30,350; D. A. Heming, 31,150 T. J. Hewlett, 31,150; T. G. Hills, 40,675; G. B. Hobson, 40,675; L. Hoffman, 35,800; R. B. Itenson, 33,650 J. A. Jackson, 53,700; D. P. Janzen, 34,125; I. H. Jennings, 45,300; J. W. Keenan, 57,000; J. R. Kerr, 34,800 R. S. Kirsh, 37,100; H. H. Kivi, 40,675; J. J. Laberge, 31,150; L. R. Lambert, 40,675; A. Lee, 36,500; V. F MacDonald, 50,200; M. L. Mackie, 31,150; E. V. Margetts, 50,200; G. N. McAllister, 41,100; F. A. McCollum 31,150; A. L. McCordic, 43,554; J. S. Mcintosh, 34,425; E. A. McKee, 40,675; E. M. Moolgaokar, 31,150 L. W. Murphy, 35,000; D. S. Nagel, 40,675; M. Mahon, 40,675; B. C. Neale, 31,150; R. C. Norberg, 48,848 D. R. Peebles, 50,200; F. B. Quin, 38,950; A. W. Rae, 40,675; A. J. Reed, 37,100 R. D. Reeves, 37,100; V Richard, 37,100; P. J. Rondeau, 37,100; L. Saunders, 31,150; A. H. Schaefer, 40,675; P. G. Schwindt, 45,300 D. Scott, 31,150; J. R. Scott, 53,700; D. M. Sheffe, 30,175; J. Skelton, 40,150; K. W. Skelton, 45,300; M. G Slusarenko, 36,150; K. B. Smith, 36,525; B. M. Snider, 31,100; B. J. Speakman, 40,675; L. M. Tobias, 45,300 W. Treadwell, 40,675; D. J. Tremeer, 40,675; J. S. Tribble, 31,150; W. Tumasz, 37,100; H. A. Vanner, 53,700 I. H. Viebrock, 40,675; J. V. Watson, 31,150; J. Watt, 32,075; A. T. Welsh, 32,700; F. J. White, 40,450; R. A. Whitelaw, 36,550; G. E. Wildish, 37,700; G. R. Wilkins, 40,675; E. T. Winter, 31,150; A. P. Wormwell, 39,400. Temporary Help Services ($843,941): Management Board of Cabinet (Go-Temp), 808,047; Word Power Specialists, 28,922; Accounts under $20,000- 6,972. Employee Benefits ($1,519,850) Payment to the Treasurer of Ontario re: Canada Pension Plan, 280,637; Dental Plan, 15,085; Group Insurance, 20,210; Long Term Income Protection, 46,949; Ontario Health Insurance Plan, 88,200; Payment on Unfunded Liability of the Public Service Superannuation Fund, 187,755; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 372,148; Superannuation Adjustment Fund, 70,240; Supplementary Health and Hospital Fund, 22,653; Unemployment Insurance 344,370. Other Benefits— Attendance Gratuities, 1,918; Severance Payments, 37,693. Workmen's Compensation Board, 15,802. Payments to other Ministries re Various Benefits, 16,190. Travelling Expenses ($137,932) Hon. George R. McCague, 3,282; R. J. Butler, 1,882; G. H. Waldrum, 5,973; J. D. Clark, 4,359; R. C. Clark, 4,072; M. Donlevy, 4,441; D. P. Janzen, 4,524; V. R. Richard, 6,446; Accounts under $4,000- 102,953. 14 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1980-81 MANAGEMENT BOARD OF CABINET -Concluded Other Payments ($3,864,601) Materials, Supplies, etc. ($3,825,398): Arbitration Services Limited, 38,107; Consolidated Maintenance Services Limited, 56,685; Dispute Services, 29,667; Domco Foodservices Limited, 111,739; Drake International Systems, 71,494; Foster Advertising Limited, 872,733; Freeman Design Limited, 39,742; Guild Inn, 23,590; Harry J.
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