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Manitoba Public Accounts, 1988-89. Vol. 2 Supplementary Information FOR M&qe TAKEN P71 public accounts 1988-89 volume 2 — supplementary information . REFERENCE only OT TO BE TAKEN from library Carieton University Library FEB 15 1990 Documents Division Manitoba Finance for the year ended March 31, 1989 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 1988-89 o n O o 394 8 GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF MANITOBA TABLE OF CONTENTS Salaries and Wages Paid to Employees, for the fiscal year ended March 31,1989. 9 Cash Payments to Corporations, Firms, Individuals, Other Governments and Government Agencies for the fiscal year ended March 31,1989 . 93 Detailed Statement of Cash Payments from Departmental Appropriations for the fiscal year ended March 31st, 1989. 172 GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF MANITOBA STATEMENT OF CASH PAYMENTS TO CORPORATIONS, FIRMS, INDIVIDUALS, OTHER GOVERNMENTS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES For the fiscal year ended March 31. 1989 CASH PAYMENTS TO CORPORATIONS, ETC., 1988-89 93 LEGISLATION ON $5,440; EN ROUTE CARD $13,207; ENNS HARRY $6,842; ERNST HON J A $15,629; EVANS LAURIE $12,375; EVANS ACCU-GRAPHICS LTD $11,484; ADAM A R, STE ROSE DU LAC LEONARD $18,736; EVANS LILLIAN $5,559; FARMER JAMES $15,380; AIMOE BARRY, BRANDON $5,160; ALCOCK REG K $5,346; FERGUSON JAMES R, GLADSTONE $11,782; FINDLAY $10,944; ALDEA GRACE T $7,038; ALGONQUIN TRAVEL HON GLEN M $6,768; FINKLE LEWIS $10,018; FITZJOHN $9,847; ALLEN SYD, THE PAS $5,987; AMUNDSEN WILLIAM DAVID, ANOLA $8,640; FORBES THELMA, PORT COQUITLAM BC $11,887; ANGUS JOHN $14,738; APPLE CANADA INC, MARKHAM $5,239; FOX PETER $18,589; FROESE HENRY $9,239; FROESE ON $9,508; ASHTON STEVE $53,254; BAKER CLARENCE, J M, WINKLER $9,869; GAUDRY NEIL $12,437; GILLESHAMMER BEAUSEJOUR $6,511; BAKER GRAPHICS CANADA LTD $69,905; HAROLD $18,234; GLENNIE KEITH, MINNEDOSA $6,184; BALASKO RICK $12,455; BANMAN BOB, STEINBACH $14,197; GOLDIN AND COMPANY LTD $12,987; GOURLAY DOUGLAS, SWAN BARKMAN AGNES, STEINBACH $5,020; BARROW HAZEL E, FLIN RIVER $9,713; GOURMET COFFEE SPECIALISTS LTD $5,116; FLON $7,640; BELL JUNE M E, SELKIRK $6,848; BIGHETTY GRABOWSKI MAVINS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS $13,250; GRAHAM PASCALL $10,628; BILTON MILDRED M, OTTAWA ON $6,265; HARRY E, BINSCARTH $17,189; GRAND & TOY LTD $9,792; BIRT CHARLES T $9,484; BLAKE DAVID R, MINNEDOSA GRAY AVIS $6,290; GREEN SIDNEY $12,591; GRENGALO BORYS $13,747; BOHONOS W $8,241; BORBA FELICIDADE $7,631; $5,961; GREY GOOSE BUS LINES (MANITOBA) LTD $5,829; BOSTROM HARVEY K $7,992; BOYCE JUNE M $7,943; BROWN GRYSZCZUK CAROL, THOMPSON $5,693; GUTTORMSON ELMAN K ARNOLD, WINKLER $12,287; BROWN J NEIL, SWAN RIVER $7,414; HALLCRAFT ELECTRONICS LTD $6,271; HAMILTON $6,536; BROWN'S PRINTING AND DESIGN LTD $10,375; WILLIAM H, SPERLING $5,531; HAMMOND GERRIE $48,821; BUCHANAN JIM $5,702; BUCHANAN PRINTERS $9,254; HANUSCHAK BEN $14,683; HARAPIAK HARRY $28,010; BUCKLASCHUK JOHN, GIMLI $27,319; BURRELL PARKER HARAPIAK LEONARD E $9,158; HARPER ELIJAH $24,000; $19,806; BURTNIAK PETER $10,307; CAMPBELL AIR LTD HARRIS LEMUEL $5,441; HELWER ED, TEULON $16,791; $11,070; CAMPBELL DOUGLAS L $12,272; CARRIGAN JIM HEMPHILL HON M $17,699; HENDERSON G L, MANITOU $8,816; $6,615; CARSTAIRS SHARON $51,889; CHARLES GWEN HIGNELL PRINTING LTD $6,160; HILLHOUSE T P (QC) $15,671; CHEEMA GULZAR S $13,920; CHERNIACK SAUL M $10,722; HOLIDAY INN WINNIPEG SOUTH $11,568; (QC) $17,186; CHORNOPYSKI WILLIAM $14,333; CHRISTIAENS HUTTONDAVID A $7,886; IMHOF EDDA $5,850; INNOVA GORDON J $9,541; CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION FUND ENVELOPE $10,518; INTERLAKE GRAPHICS INC, STONEWALL $25,812; COMBS JOHN H, BRANDON $5,775; COMMONWEALTH $8,068; INTERLAKE PUBLISHING LTD, STONEWALL $6,970; PARLIAMENTARY ASSOCIATION, LONDON ENGLAND $11,187; INTERNATIONAL SUN SKI TRAVEL $6,459; IRWIN ERIC, COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY ASSOCIATION, OTTAWA ON DAUPHIN $8,130; IWANCHUK CHRYS $12,053; J A $5,500; COMMUNICORP $35,281; COMPUCENTRE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER CENTRE OF MANITOBA LTD $33,034; CENTRE $23,700; COMTE DENIS J, NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES J G TURNER LTD $8,931; JENKINS WILLIAM $12,016; $5,663; CONNERY HON EDWARD $14,154; COOPER BUSINESS JOHANNSON WALLACE, RIVERTON $8,560; JOHNSON DR GEORGE FORMS $26,149; CORONET/FAHLKE PRINTERS LTD $6,863; $6,419; JOHNSTON G E $12,081; JOHNSTON J FRANK CORRIN BRIAN $8,565; COWAN JAY $21,473; CRAIK SHIRLEY $16,522; JORGENSON WARNER H, MORRIS $15,209; KATHLER Y $10,644; CUBBON ADVERTISING CONCEPTS, REGINA SK ELVIN $9,761; KAWECKI ROMUALD, BEAUSEJOUR $6,721; $10,915; CUMMINGS HON GLEN $12,410; CUNNINGHAM KELLETT COPY CENTRES LTD $10,905; KOSTYRA EUGENE BUSINESS INTERIORS LTD $26,482; CUSTOM HELICOPTERS LTD $26,330; KOVNATS ABE $7,923; KRISTOFFERSON KRISTINE, $6,175; D R G GLOBE ENVELOPES $13,604; D W FRIESEN & GIMLI $7,019; KROMAR PRINTING LTD $14,837; L G M SONS LTD, ALTONA $18,876; DAVE'S QUICK PRINT $18,794; GRAPHICS INC $130,723; LABELLE PRINTERS LTD $17,116; DECTER MICHAEL B $6,872; DELOITTE HASKINS & SELLS, LAMBERT DIANNE, MORDEN $7,693; LAMOUREUX KEVIN VICTORIA BC $13,273; DERKACH HON LEN $10,372; DERKSEN $15,394; LAZER-FARE MEDIA SERVICES LTD $6,215; LECUYER PRINTERS LTD, STEINBACH $13,523; DESJARDINS L L GERARD J $23,453; LEECH PRINTING LTD, BRANDON $15,869; $24,964; DICK BRIAN $11,429; DION GILBERT H, STE ROSE LIBERAL PARTY IN MANITOBA $239,010; LYON STERLING R DU LAC $7,594; DOER GARY $15,558; DOERN RACHEL $19,184; MACKLING ALVIN, DUGALD $13,024; MACMILLAN $12,423; DONALD WARREN $10,928; DOWNEY HON JAMES E BATHURST INC $8,780; MACRAE MELVIN $8,261; MALINOWSKI $13,713; DRIEDGER HEROLD $16,477; DRIEDGER HON ALBERT DONALD, ROYSTON BC $16,335; MALOWAY JIM $16,075; $7,433; DUCHARME HON GERALD $14,377; DUNCAN DOUGLAS MANDRAKE EDWARD C $13,212; MANIMOT INC $7,087; A $6,963; EDWARDS MARGARET $6,875; EDWARDS PAUL MANITOBA BLUE CROSS $14,619; MANITOBA PROGRESSIVE $9,328; EINARSON HENRY J, GLENBORO $6,913; EINARSON CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION $534,024; MANITOBA TELEPHONE WILHELMINA J, BRANDON $7,298; ELIASON MAGNUS $6,645; SYSTEM $217,149; MANNESS HON CLAYTON $8,659; MCBRYDE EMBLEMATIC JEWELLERY PRODUCTS OF CANADA INC, RODNEY RON, CALGARY AB $15,553; MCCRAE JAMES C $5,486; 94 CASH PAYMENTS TO CORPORATIONS, ETC., 1988-89 Legislation - Continued ASSOCIATES $30,763; SUPERIOR ENVELOPES $13,243; SUSSEX REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD $5,600; MCDOUGALL GARY $8,174; MCGILL EDUARD R, BRANDON SUTTON F WIL, ROBLIN $7,380; TAYLOR HAROLD $5,302; $14,290; MCGREGOR D MORRIS, BRANDON $12,851; MCKELLAR THOMPSON DORFMAN SWEATMAN $13,108; TIMILICK GARY J H LOIS S, NESBITT $11,052; MCKENZIE J WALLY, INGLIS $6,627; TOMAS JOSE DAKKA C $7,579; TOUPIN RENE E, $18,221; MCLEAN STEWART E, DAUPHIN $6,419; MEARON PAUL BIRDS HILL $10,329; TRAVEL UNLIMITED $5,988; TRIAD $6,093; MERCIER G W J $11,509; MID CANADA PRESS LTD GRAPHICS LTD $5,571; TURNBULL IAN $17,118; TURNOCK ROY $15,455; MIDDLE EAST CONSULTANTS LTD, TORONTO ON $6,830; ULCH DOUGLAS K $5,718; URUSKI BILL $20,877; $5,110; MILES GARY R $5,517; MILLER SAUL A $14,956; USKIW SAM, EAST SELKIRK $18,863; VAN DE POELE JOE, STE MIND COMPUTER PRODUCTS $24,774; MINENKO MARK $15,978; ROSE DU LAC $8,909; WALDING D JAMES, VICTORIA BC MITCHELL JACK, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE $5,495; MITCHELSON $16,817; WALL ROBERT, THOMPSON $6,115; WANG CANADA LTD HON BONNIE $14,284; MOFFAT ANDREW $5,808; MOLGAT $87,899; WASYLYCIA-LEIS JUDY $15,253; WATT GRACE, GILDAS, OTTAWA ON $10,424; MONK LEE $8,921; MOODY RESTON $11,066; WINNIPEG SATURDAY POST $6,940; JOANNE, CHURCHILL $8,266; MOORE BUSINESS FORMS & WINNIPEG SCHOOL DIVISION N0.1 $8,010; WITNEY C H, SYSTEMS DIVISION, TORONTO ON $13,208; MOORE DAVID L, OTTAWA ON $5,531; XEROX CANADA INC, CALGARY AB SELKIRK $10,797; MOUG ARTHUR T, GRANDE PRAIRIE AB $47,808; YEO IVA $13,960; ZALUSKI MICHAEL $7,224; $8,420; MUSKEGO AIR SERVICES, NORWAY HOUSE $5,846; ZIPPER COURIER $23,311. MUZYCHKA CAROL $6,842; NAIMARK ARNOLD $6,000; NALEWAY CATERERS LTD $7,616; NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF MANITOBA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL $359,381; NORDMAN RURIK $16,694; OPASQUIA TIMES, THE PAS $8,184; ORCHARD HON DONALD W $10,515; PANKRATZ ADVANCE PLANNING & COMMUNICATIONS LTD, TORONTO ON HELMUT $16,763; PARASIUK WILSON D, BURNABY BC $12,462; $25,152; ALLAN NANCY $8,616; ANDERSON DOREEN $9,624; PARK RITE LTD $7,680; PARKER E BRUCE $6,614; PATRICK ANGUS REID GROUP OF COMPANIES $5,000; BARRETT REBECCA STEPHEN C $13,142; PATTERSON ALLAN $15,044; PAWLEY $7,551; BARTLEY JANIS M $7,919; BROWN ROD $8,000; HOWARD R, SELKIRK $31,645; PENNER JOYCE, OTTERBURNE BUSINESS FURNISHINGS LTD $12,874; CANADIAN RED CROSS $6,113; PENNER ROLAND $26,339; PETERS PATRICK, SOCIETY MANITOBA DIVISION $10,000; CHAMBERS ROSEMARY STEINBACH $6,816; PETURSSON KATHLEEN M $5,582; $9,243; CHAS FIDLER & SON LTD, SELKIRK $5,478; CRAMER PHILLIPS MYRNA $20,098; PITNEY BOWES $10,343; PITNEY GARTH W $6,426; CUBBON ADVERTISING CONCEPTS, REGINA BOWES, DON MILLS ON $15,330; PLOHMAN JOHN $18,293; SK $6,071; DELOITTE HASKINS & SELLS $12,150; DONALD POLLARD BANKNOTE LTD $43,155; PRAZNIK DARREN $16,691; LEITCH & ASSOCIATES INC $6,728; DOYLE JOHN $9,777; EN PREMIER PRINTING LTD $6,180; PRO-DATA INC $10,609; ROUTE CARD $9,732; GOLDIN AND COMPANY LTD $6,741; PUBLIC PRESS LTD $10,096; PUBLIC SERVICE GROUP GOURMET COFFEE SPECIALISTS LTD $5,481; GBC GOVERNMENT INSURANCE FUND $8,165; RANSOM A BRIAN, BOISSEVAIN POLICY CONSULTANTS INC, OTTAWA ON $75,799; INSTITUTE $11,657; RECEIVER GENERAL FOR CANADA $97,962; REGAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION OF CANADA, TORONTO ON $8,306; PRINTING LTD $10,869; REGEHR'S PRINTING $7,160; KORTEX COMPUTER CENTRE LTD $6,287; MACKENZIE PETER RESULTS GROUP $6,900; RINELLA PRINTERS LTD $16,059; $6,663; MANITOBA COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ROBLIN DUFF $10,003; ROCAN DENIS, SOMERSET $10,888;
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