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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1972-73 11 OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DETAIL OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries ($22,764) Secretary and other salaries 22,764 Employee Benefits ($1,545) Payments to the Treasurer of Ontario — re: Canada Pension Plan, 230; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 857; Unemployment Insurance, 150; Other Employee Benefits, 308 1 ,545 Materials, Supplies, etc. ($48) Accounts under $10,000 48 Expenses ($20,000) His Honour W. Ross Macdonald, allowance for contingencies 20,000 Total Expenditure, Office of Lieutenant Governor $44,357 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1972-73 13 OFFICE OF THE PREMIER Hon. William G. Davis, Premier and President of the Council (Statutory, see below) DETAIL OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries and Wages ($748,584) B. G. Armstrong, 20,294; R. I. Beatty, 23,522; D. W. Beeney, 24,119; S. C. Fullman, 20,246; R. L. McNeil, 25,801; J. D. Fleck, 47,845; C. H. Westcott, 33,867; M. Rowan, 28,307; A. MacFarlane, 4,370; Civil Service Commission, 30,656; Other salaries and wages under $20,000, 489,557 748,584 Employee Benefits ($38,669) Payments to the Treasurer of Ontario — re: Canada Pension Plan, 6,836; Group Insurance, 6,658; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 22,700; Unemployment Insurance, 2,549; Civil Service Commission, 783 39,526 Less : Transferred to other Ministries 857 38,669 Travelling Expenses ($38,770) Hon. W. G. Davis, 9,046; G. C. McDonald, 3,920; C. H. Westcott, 2,930; Other accounts under $2,500, 22,874 38,770 Maintenance ($173,123) I.B.M. Canada Limited, 20,528; University of Western Ontario, 18,458; Ministry of Govern- ment Services, 53,425; Accounts under $10,000, 80,712 173,123 Statutory Premier's Salary ($20,000) The Executive Council Act, R.S.O. 1970, Chap. 153 Hon. William G. Davis 20,000 Total Expenditure, Office of the Premier $1,019,146 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1972-73 15 CABINET OFFICE DETAIL OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries and Wages ($1,114,532) E. Brannan Secretary of the Cabinet 42,862 R. Dick Deputy Provincial Secretary 43,667 K. Reynolds " 42,862 " T.Wright "• " 41,789 T. I. Campbell, 34,184; W. W. Coulthard, 6,558; R. A. Farrell, 24,292; H. R. Hanson, 11,511; H. W. Jackman, 20,858; M. Larratt-Smith, 22,032; D. Y. Lewis, 32,585; M. Mogford, 20,204; B. A. Wilson, 34,120; Civil Service Commission, 25,207;- —Other salaries and wages under $20,000, 711,801 1,114,532 Employee Benefits ($79,233) Payments to the Treasurer of Ontario — re: Canada Pension Plan, 11,627; Group Insurance, 14,377; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 44,564; Unemployment Insurance, 3,187; Civil Service Commission, 223; various ministries, transferred staff, 5,255 79,233 Travelling Expenses ($60,112) Hon. A. F. Lawrence, 2,711; Hon. G. A. Kerr, 1,830; Hon. A. B. R. Lawrence, 4,021; Hon. R. Welch, 3,600; Hon. M. Birch, 1,200; Hon. C. Bennett, 700; J. Nywening, 3,859; R. Samlalsingh, 4,420; D. T. Wright, 4,480; Air Canada, 10,128; Other accounts under $2,500, 23,163 60,112 Maintenance ($208,329) I.B.M. Canada, Limited, 20,244; Ontario Educational Communications Authority, 17,037; Xerox of Canada, Limited, 21,309; Ministry of Government Services, 39,757; Ministry of Transportation and Communication, 12,695; Other accounts under $10,000, 97,287. 208,329 Statutory Three Provincial Secretaries ($44,671) The Executive Council Act, R.S.O. 1970, Chap. 153 Hon. A. F. Lawrence, April 1, 1972 to September 19, 1972 7,479 Hon. G. A. Kerr, September 28, 1972 to March 31, 1973 7,192 Hon. A. B. R. Lawrence 15,000 Hon. R. S. Welch 15,000 44,671 Ministers Without Portfolio ($4,028) Hon. M. Birch, 2,535; Hon. C. Bennett, 1,493 4,028 Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier ($1,041) Mr. D. McKeough, 1,041 1,041 Total Expenditure, Cabinet Office $1,511,946 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1972-73 17 MANAGEMENT BOARD Hon. E. A. Winkler, Minister (Statutory, see below) Hon. Charles S. MacNaughton (Statutory, see below) DETAIL OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries and Wages ($2,009,092) H. Bayly Secretary of the Management Board 43,667 T. P. Adams, 31,379; O. M. Berg, 30,769; R. G. Brown, 24,088; R. D. Carman 30,060; R. G. Buck, 22,766; P. J. Dewinter, 20,327; T. M. Eberlee, 33,364; F. M Eickmeyer, 20,076; S. H. Feldman, 22,830; K. Forker, 20,643; P. A. Gelinas, 24,168 R. Grant, 24,434; C. J. Grimes, 22,068; H. R. Hanson, 22,546; D. G. Heagle, 24,836 W. J. Henry, 23,974; G. E. Higham, 25,804; D. B. Jackson, 24,902; H. H. Kivi 20,076; W. J. Lane, 23,873; R. A. Leneveu, 30,877; G. N. McAllister, 20,555; A. H Mittermaier, 21,908; R. A. Nix, 28,142; J. G. O'Neil, 33,867; W. W. Petryniak, 24,054 A. W. Rae, 31,776; A. I. Rands, 21,865; R. I. Reiman, 30,715; J. A. Sarjeant 24,574; S. W. Smith, 24,635; E. F. Strauss, 37,291; S. H. Solway, 22,187; J. J Thacker, 21,569; D. I. Towers, 24,195; D. J. Tremeer, 20,516; G. E. Wildish, 24,879 J. C. Yen, 21,444; Other salaries and wages under $20,000, 1,007,393 2,009,092 Employee Benefits ($144,796) Payments to the Treasurer of Ontario— re: Canada Pension Plan, 11,027; Group Insurance, 6,678; Long Term Income Protection Plan, 5,806; Ontario Health Insurance Plan, 18,437; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 97,599; Unemployment Insurance, 5,249. 144,796 Travelling Expenses ($50,611) Hon. C. S. MacNaughton, 1,800; Hon. E. A. Winkler, 1,800; A. F. Webster and Sons, 4,853; Accounts under $2,500, 42,158 50,611 Materials, Supplies, etc. ($674,240) Alphatext Limited, 13,680; Canada Consulting Group, 76,955; J. D. Crawford and Company, 19,776; T. A. Croil Associates, 20,700; Hedlin Menzies and Associates, Limited, 39,703; Hickling- Johnston, Limited, 51,832; The Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 16,353; Philip A. Lapp, Limited, 18,728; P. S. Ross and Partners, 36,832; Ralmos Corporation, Limited, 16,500; University of Western Ontario, 40,547; Urwick, Currie and Partners, Limited, 79,235; Civil Service Commission, 25,272; Ministry of Government Services, 61,987; Accounts under $10,000, 156,140 674,240 Statutory Minister's Salary ($14,433) Hon. Charles S. MacNaughton April 1, 1972 to September 6, 1972 6,452 Hon. E. A. Winkler September 28, 1972 to March 31, 1973 7,981 Total Expenditure, Management Board $2,893,172 — PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1972-73 19 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION DETAIL OF EXPENDITURE Voted Salaries and Wages ($2,509,327) W. A. B. Anderson Chairman, Civil Service Commission 42,805 C. Bell, 22,257; H. D. Burt, 21,952; K. A. Cassac, 24,718; H. Copland, 34,057; S. Davidovich, 28,456; W. J. Gorchinsky, 21,667; R. F. Green, 23,636; M. S. Harris, 21,190; J. A. Jackson, 23,634; M. L. Jeffery, 21,235; E. A. Mckee, 24,941; E. M. McLellan, 29,062; W. E. Rooke, 23,633; R. D. K. Sachse, 13,962; P. G. Schwindt, 7,229; J. R. Scott, 33,965; K. W. Skelton, 28,348; S. W. Tenduf La, 22,414; Temporary Help Salaries, 5,067,471 ; Other salaries and wages under $20,000, 2,183,603 7,720,235 Less: Proportion of French Teachers' Salaries: — refunded by— Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs, 67,371 ; Government of Canada, 76,066 143,437 7,576,798 Less Temporary Help Salaries Transferred to Ministry of: Agriculture and Food, 121,914; Attorney General, 183,505; Cabinet Office, 24,685; Civil Service Commission, 99,616; Colleges and Uni- versities, 637,127; Community and Social Services, 149,462; Consumer & Commercial Relations, 231,805; Correctional Services, 109,497; Education, 466,785; Environment, 138,128; Government Services, 253,776; Health, 417,989; Industry and Tourism, 90,860; Labour, 283,389; Management Board, 24,934; Natural Resources, 211,840; Premier, 44,861, Provincial Auditor, 20,171; Revenue, 134,573; Solicitor General, 67,432; Transportation & Communications, 559,559; Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs, 377,748 4,649,656 Refunded by— George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology, 6,426; Ontario Educational Communications Authority, 30,970; Ontario Housing Corporation, 379,784; Ontario School of Nursing, 635 417,815 5,067,471 2,509,327 Employee Benefits ($201,461) Payments to the Treasurer of Ontario — re: Canada Pension Plan, 90,501; Group Insurance, 18,012; Long Term Income Protection, 3,940; Ontario Health Insurance Plan, 17,715; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 1 13,752 ; Unemployment Insurance, 88,755 332,675 Workmen's Compensation Board 2,966 335,641 Less: Temporary Help Benefits (Transferred to other Ministries and Agencies) Canada Pension Plan 74,200 Unemployment Insurance 59,980 134,180 201,461 Travelling Expenses ($79,867) Air Canada, 2,903; The Lord Simcoe Hotel, 9,363; Accounts under $2,500, 67,601 79,867 20 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1972-73 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION — Continued Materials, Supplies, etc. ($679,484) Algonquin College of Applied Arts & Technology, 13,571; Beaver Food Service Associates, Limited, 58,437; Drake Advertising, Limited, 188,034; Haig Business Forms, Limited, 14,534; Hickling Johnston, Limited, 40,959; Hicks Morley Hamilton Stewart Storie, 15,268; I.B.M. Canada, Limited, 22,947; Laurentian University, 13,890; R. Presgrave, 11,218; Receiver General of Canada, 31,930; Webb Offset Publications, Limited, 19,548; Xerox of Canada, 12,935; Accounts under $10,000, 236,213 679,484 Statutory The Crown Employees Collective Bargaining Act, 1972 ($1,530) Ministry of Government Services 1 ,530 Total Expenditure, Civil Service Commission $3,471,669 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 1972-73 21 OFFICE OF PROVINCIAL AUDITOR W.
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