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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Hon. William A. Goodfellow, Minister (Statutory, see page A 32)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($160,695.72)

C. D. Graham Deputy Minister 19,500 00E. M. Biggs Assistant Deputy Minister (Marketing) 12,499 92T. R. Hilliard "

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J. Allan, 9,499.92; R. G. Bennett, 10,999.92; C. W. Caskey, 9,999.96; R. A.Copeland, 6,600.00; F. G. DeCarrol, 6,900.00; N. M. Sullivan, 2,625.00;Other salaries, 69,571.08 160,695 72

Travelling Expenses ($10,931.40)

Hon. W. A. Goodfellow, 2,184.34; R. G. Bennett, 1,391.96; E. M. Biggs, 2,875.08;T. R. Hilliard, 1,330.75; Accounts under $1,200, 3,149.27 10,931 40

Maintenance ($7,421.20)

Accounts under $3,500 7,421 20

Expenses in connection with Agricultural Work, etc. ($99,851.10)

Travelling Expenses:


Grants and Prizes:

College Royal, 100.00; Kemptville Agricultural School Royal Show, 100.00;Ontario Agricultural College, 75.00; Western Ontario Agricultural School Review,100.00 375 00

Miscellaneous:

Queen's Printer, 7,281.98; Receiver General of Canada, 3,638.00; Woods, Gordon& Co., 5,043.55; Accounts under $3,500, 14,295.17 30,258 70

Agricultural Inquiry Committee of Ontario:

Allowances to Members:

G. W. Greer, 2,400.00; G. Hill, 2,500.00; F. W. Jones, 1,820.00; E. F. Palmer,2,200.00 8,920 00

Salaries:

Transferred from Economics and Statistics Branch, 12,463.71; MarketsBranch, 29,214.82; Other salaries, 5,944.53 47,623 06


G. W. Greer, 1,217.67; G. Hill, 1,282.05; Accounts under $1,200, 5,108.44. 7,608 16

Miscellaneous:


Inspection of Apiaries ($26,492.73)

Services and Expenses:

Sundry Inspectors, services, 15,519.50; expenses, 9,516.95 25,036 45

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Removal Expenses of Officials in the Public Service ($7,360.28)



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Grants ($92,750.00)

Advanced Registry Board for Beef Cattle 5,000 00Canadian Council on 4H Clubs 3,300 00Canadian Hunter and Light Horse Improvement Society 500 00Central Ontario Cheesemakers' Association 200 00Dairymen's Association of Western Ontario 200 00Entomological Society of Ontario 300 00International Plowing Match 1,500 00Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario 3,500 00Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies 350 00Ontario Beef Cattle Improvement Association 500 00Ontario Beef Cattle Producers' Association 2,000 00Ontario Beef Pasture Improvement Committee 5,000 00Ontario Cattle Breeders' Association 500 00Ontario Farm Radio Forum 5,000 00Ontario Food Council 2,000 00Ontario Horticultural Association 325 00Ontario Plowmen's Association 325 00Ontario Sheep Breeders' Association 500 00Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association 1,500 00Ontario Swine Breeders' Association 500 00Ontario Turkey Association 500 00Ottawa Winter Fair 15,000 00Poultry Industry Committee 3,000 00Prince of Wales Prize 250 00Royal Winter Fair 40,000 00Walkerton Agricultural Society Christmas Fair 1,000 00

Workmen's Compensation Board—Awards and Costs ($9,350.95)

Workmen's Compensation Board 9,350 95

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($3,965.68)

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 8,178.48; Less refund of Emplovees' contribution,

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Automobile Insurance ($18,471.79)

Accounts transferred from Department of Highways 18,471 79

Loans in accordance with The Co-operative Loans Act ($243,000.00)

Belgrave Co-operative Association, 10,000.00; Co-operative Agricole de St. Eugene,Ltd., 20,000.00; Foxboro District Co-operative Association, 20,000.00; GreyBruce Consumers' Co-operative Association, 25,000.00; Kincardine District

Co-operative, 25,000.00; Orangeville District Co-operative, Ltd., 10,000.00;Parkhill District Co-operative, 18,000.00; Plantagenet Egg and Poultry Co-operative, Ltd., 15,000.00; Sun Parlour Greenhouse Growers Co-operative,Ltd., 100,000.00 243,000 00

Main Office $680,290 85

AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES BRANCH

Salaries ($30,646.10)

R. F. Gomme, 7,200.00; F. A. Lashley, 9,999.96; Other salaries, 13,446.14 30,646 10


R. F. Gomme, 1,841.95; F. A. Lashley, 1,899.10; Accounts under $1,200, 1,089.31. 4,830 36


Queen's Printer, 9,466.41 ; Accounts under $3,500, 2,017.17 11,483 58


Agricultural and Horticultural Societies Branch—Continued

Judges' Services, Travelling and Other Expenses ($13,369.65)

Sundry Judges, services, 5,450.00; expenses, 7,919.65 13,369 65

Agricultural and Horticultural Meetings at the Direction of the Department,Investigations and Unforeseen Expenditures ($5,757.78)



Field Crop Competitions, Grants and Miscellaneous Expenses, includingTransportation and Other Expenses of Exhibits at Exhibitions ($15,224.50)

Prizes—Sundry Persons 15,224 50

Grants to Agricultural Societies ($346,480.35)

Grants under Section 24, Subsection 1, The Agricultural Societies Act:

Sundry Societies in:—Algoma, 1,382.00; Brant, 3,250.00; Bruce, 8,782.00;Carleton, 4,439.00; Cochrane, 2,648.00; Dufferin, 2,417.00; Dundas, 1,436.00;Durham, 3,274.00; Elgin, 4,224.00; Essex, 2,810.00; Frontenac, 1,729.00;Glengarry, 2,538.00; Grenville, 1,066.00; Grey, 8,043.00; Haldimand, 1,500.00;Haliburton, 600.00; Halton, 3,884.00; Hastings, 5,395.00; Huron, 7,290.00;Kenora, 1,646.00; Kent, 3,795.00; Lambton, 6,468.00; Lanark, 3,565.00;Leeds, 1,730.00; Lennox and Addington, 2,973.00; Lincoln, 2,636.00; Mani-toulin, 1,567.00; Middlesex, 5,168.00; Muskoka, 3,296.00; Nipissing, 353.00;Norfolk, 1,963.00; Northumberland, 2,878.00; Ontario, 5,022.00; Oxford,6,119.00; Parry Sound, 8,438.00; Peel, 2,584.00; Perth, 6,193.00; Peterborough,5,025.00; Prescott, 1,645.00; Prince Edward, 1,617.00; Rainy River, 1,811.00;Renfrew, 4,243.00; Russell, 2,135.00; Simcoe, 10,074.00; Stormont, 1,227.00;Sudbury, 695.00; Thunder Bay, 3,671.00; Timiskaming, 2,768.00; Victoria,

2,709.00; Waterloo. 4,650.00; Welland, 1,500.00; Wellington, 6,065.00;Wentworth, 4,598.00; York, 6,021.00 193,555 00

Grants to Indemnify Societies suffering from Rainy Weather or Fire, to be paid in

accordance with Section 24, Subsections 2 and 3, The Agricultural Societies Act:

Sundry Societies in:—Cochrane, 69.00; Essex, 500.00; Lennox and Addington,458.00; Muskoka, 174.00; Ontario, 500.00; Parry Sound, 63.00; Perth, 57.00;

Simcoe, 500.00; Timiskaming, 480.00 2,801 00

Special Grants under Section 25, The Agricultural Societies Act:

Canadian National Exhibition, 2,500.00; Central Canada Exhibition, 2,500.00;

Western Fair Association, 2,500.00 7,500 00

Grants to Agricultural Societies—Commercial Production Features:

Sundry Societies in:—Algoma, 44.00; Brant, 448.00; Bruce, 537.50; Carleton,

200.00; Cochrane, 9.00; Dufferin, 159.00; Durham, 15.00; Elgin, 190.00;

Glengarrv, 400.00; Grey, 637.00; Haldimand, 214.00; Halton, 431.00; Hastings,

380.00; Huron, 62.00; Kent, 200.00; Lambton, 42.00; Lanark, 155.00; Leeds,

87.50; Lennox and Addington, 372.00; Lincoln, 212.00; Manitoulin, 216.00;

Middlesex, 171.00; Muskoka. 117.00; Norfolk, 193.00; Northumberland,161.00; Ontario, 118.00; Oxford, 251.00; Parry Sound, 445.00; Perth, 169.00;

Peterborough, 327.60; Prescott, 81.00; Prince Edward, 295.00; Renfrew,455.00; Russell, 123.00; Simcoe, 310.00; Stormont, 286.00; Sudbury, 9.00;

Timiskaming, 108.00; Waterloo, 25.00; Welland, 115.00; Wellington, 225.00;

Wentworth, 453.00; York, 1,548.00 10,996 60

Special Grants to 100-Year-Old Agricultural Socities:

Sundry Societies 8,000 00

Grants to Agricultural Societies and Other Exhibition Associations for Capital

Improvement:

Agricultural Societies:—Addington, 47.00; Albion and Bolton, 77.00; Aldborough,

47.00; Ancaster, 370.00; Arnprior, 600.00; Arran and Tara, 304.00; Arthur,

19.00; Atwood, 17.00; Aylmer and East Elgin, 900.00; Barrie, 201.00; Beeton,

333.00; Belleville, 3,525.00; Brooke and Alvinston, 334.00; Bruce Mines,

90.00; Burford, 3,403.00; Caledon, 223.00; Caledonia, 493.75; Caradoc,

205.00; Carleton, 436.00; Carp, 891.00; Carrick, 600.00; Charlton, 165.00;



Grants to Agricultural Societies—Continued

Grants to Agricultural Societies and Other Exhibition Associations for CapitalImprovement—Continued

Chesterville District, 395.00; Cobden, 2,182.00; Cochrane, 55.00; Colchester,

436.00; Collingwood Township, 76.00; Cookstown, 228.00; CumberlandTownship, 591.00; Dalhousie, 67.00; Delta, 374.00; Dorchester, 42.00;

Dresden, 1,589.00; Dufferin, 900.00; Dundalk, 113.00; Durham, 81.00;

Durham Central, 119.00; East Huron, 263.00; East Luther, 19.00; Eastnor,67.00; Elmira and Woolwich, 442.00; Englehart, 109.00; Erin, 621.00; Flam-borough and Waterdown, 130.00; Flos Township, 547.00; Forest, 603.00;Galway and Somerville, 693.00; Halton, 261.00; Hanover, Bentinck andBrant, 295.00; Kenora, 234.00; Kenyon, 900.00; Kincardine, 26.00; KingstonDistrict, 826.00; Kitchener-Waterloo Industrial, 125.00; Lansdowne, 155.00;

Leamington, 626.00; Lennox, 216.00; Lincoln, 810.00; London Township,204.00; Maberly, 6.00; Madoc, 7.50; Magnetawan, 180.00; Markham andEast York, 900.00; McMurrich, 23.00; Melbourne, 1,069.00; Metcalfe,866.00; Mitchell, 701.00; Mohawk, 126.00; Moore, 1,930.00; Mornington,474.00; Morrison, 111.00; Mountain, 419.00; New Liskeard, 123.00; NorfolkCounty, 8,980.00; Normanby, 63.00; North Bruce and Saugeen, 812.00;North Lanark, 280.00; North Norwich, 38.00; North Ontario, 152.00; NorthRenfrew, 124.00; North Wentworth, 216.00; Nottawasaga and Great Northern,376.00; Oliver, 3,111.00; Orford, 182.00; Orillia, 52.00; Oro, 58.00; Osprey,69.00; Owen Sound, 900.00; Paisley, 40.00; Paris, 869.00; Peel, 431.00; Peel,

Maryborough and Drayton, 25.00; Percy, 33.00; Peterborough, 2,789.00;Peterborough East, 179.00; Petrolia and Enniskillen, 204.00; Plympton andWyoming, 16.00; Porquis, 88.00; Port Perry, Reach and Scugog, 265.00;Powassan, 100.00; Prince Edward County, 869.00; Rainy River, 589.00;Raleigh and Tilbury, 600.00; Ridgetown, 321.00; Roseneath, 545.00; Rox-borough, 46.00; Russell, 122.00; St. Lawrence Valley, 1,102.00; St. Mary's,168.00; Scott, 867.00; Seaforth, 127.00; Seymour, 205.00; Shannonville, 34.00;

Smithville, 13.00; South Lanark, 161.00; South Ontario, 113.00; SouthPlantagenet, 186.00; South Renfrew, 1,500.00; South Waterloo, 10,289.00;Southwold and Dunwich, 600.00; Spencerville, 600.00; Stirling, 83.00; Stisted,

39.00; Stormont, 600.00; Stratford, 33,129.00; Strathroy, 520.00; Strong,127.00; Sutton, 528.00; Sydenham, 84.00; Thorndale, 372.00; Tillsonburg,

369.00; Tiny and Tay, 155.00; Tiverton, 24.50; Trout Creek, 94.00; Tweed,90.00; Verulam, 87.00; Walkerton, 254.00; Warren, 120.00; Welland, 1,316.00;Wellesley and Easthope, 236.00; Wellington County, 546.00; West Elgin,513.00; West Zorra and Embro, 335.00; Whitensh Vallev, 67.00; Wollaston,210.00; Woodbridge, 179.00; Woodstock, 1,990.00 117,212 75

Exhibitions:—Canadian Lakehead Exhibition, 415.00; Canadian NationalExhibition, 1,500.00; Central Canada Exhibition, 1,500.00; Lindsay CentralExhibition, 1,500.00; Western Fair Association, 1,500.00 6,415 00

Grants under The Horticultural Societies Act ($39,690.00)

Sundry Societies in:—Algoma, 1,509.00; Brant, 385.00; Bruce, 1,635.00; Carleton,873.00; Cochrane, 1,101.00; Durham, 241.00; Elgin, 414.00; Essex, 798.00;Frontenac, 393.00; Glengarry, 122.00; Grenville, 76.00; Grey, 273.00; Haldimand,190.00; Halton, 764.00; Hastings, 139.00; Huron, 710.00; Kenora, 198.00; Kent,1,518.00; Lambton, 963.00; Lanark, 254.00; Leeds, 305.00; Lennox and Addington,142.00; Lincoln, 328.00; Manitoulin, 340.00; Middlesex, 556.00; Muskoka,520.00; Norfolk, 368.00; Northumberland, 307.00; Ontario, 733.00; Oxford,249.00; Parry Sound, 33.00; Peel, 315.00; Perth, 482.00; Peterborough, 495.00;Prescott, 105.00; Prince Edward, 103.00; Renfrew, 979.00; Russell, 165.00;Simcoe, 2,079.00; Stormont, 48.00; Sudbury, 1,222.00; Thunder Bay, 941.00;Timiskaming, 759.00; Victoria, 569.00; Waterloo, 2,635.00; Welland, 1,871.00;Wellington, 2,282.00; Wentworth, 1,260.00; York, 6,943.00 39,690 00

Plowing Matches ($6,763.50)

Grants:

Sundry Societies in:—Algoma, 529.00; Brant, 200.00; Bruce, 100.00; Carleton,100.00; Dundas, 245.00; Durham-Northumberland, 66.00; Essex, 100.00;Elgin, 100.00; Frontenac, 159.00; Glengarry, 100.00; Grenville, 100.00;Grey, 374.00; Haldimand, 302.00; Halton, 150.00; Hastings, 150.00; Huron,100.00; Kent, 75.00; Lambton, 150.00; Leeds, 97.00; Lincoln, 219.00; Nipissing,163.00; Norfolk, 100.00; Ontario, 270.00; Oxford, 200.00; Peel, 129.50; Perth.



Plowing Matches—Continued

Grants—Continued

100.00; Peterborough, 100.00; Prescott, 100.00; Russell, 205.00; Simcoe,400.00; Stormont, 100.00; Thunder Bay, 100.00; Victoria, 100.00; Waterloo,400.00; Welland, 100.00; Wellington, 100.00; Wentworth, 285.00; York,395.00 6,763 50

Grants under The Community Centres Act ($324,923.00)

Ancaster Township, 5,000.00; Beaverton, 4,110.00; Bicroft, 3,480.00; Brampton,5,000.00; Brooke Township, 875.00; Burlington, 225.00; Caistor Township,250.00; Caledonia, 4,000.00; Caradoc Township, 1,700.00; Cardinal, 4,500.00;Chappie Township, 875.00; Chatham, 4,275.00; Clarke Township, 8,685.00;Cobden, 5,000.00; Cochrane, 3,740.00; Colborne, 140.00; Cornwall, 27,295.00;Darlington Township, 1,015.00; Denbigh Township, 40.00; Douro Township,535.00; Dover Township, 223.00; Drayton, 75.00; Dysart Township, 2,500.00;Elma Township, 625.00; Fenelon Falls, 3,345.00; Fitzroy Township, 400.00;Fonthill, 610.00; Forest Hill, 10,000.00; Hearst, 10,000.00; Innisfil Township,5,775.00; Kemptville, 115.00; Kincardine, 1,540.00; Leamington, 5,000.00;Logan Township, 5,185.00; London, 9,810.00; London Township, 10,405.00;Lucknow, 660.00; Madoc, 1,820.00; Mara Township, 3,495.00; Markham Town-ship, 1,560.00; Maxville, 1,840.00; McCrosson and Tovell Townships, 150.00;McGarry, 1,160.00; Medora and Wood Townships, 2,690.00; Mildmay, 315.00;Moore Township, 585.00; Neebing Township, 495.00; Newcastle, 3,050.00;New Toronto, 5,000.00; North York Township, 5,000.00; Oshawa, 5,000.00;Owen Sound, 2,465.00; Port Arthur, 11,110.00; Port Credit, 2,200.00; Powassan,520.00; Preston, 1,125.00; Rama Township, 950.00; Renfrew, 625.00; RichmondHill, 3,000.00; Roxborough Township, 35.00; St. Catharines, 5,000.00; St. Clair

Beach, 1,425.00; St. Mary's, 2,360.00; St. Thomas, 4,500.00; Sandwich EastTownship, 5,000.00; Sarnia, 12,525.00; Scarborough Township, 16,515.00; ScottTownship, 1,055.00; Sherborne, 175.00; Sioux Lookout, 1,065.00; South GrimsbyTownship, 315.00; Tecumseh, 1,275.00; Tehkummah Township, 215.00; Thames-ville, 2,465.00; Thorold Township, 1,965.00; Timmins, 5,000.00; Toronto,30,000.00; Trafalgar Township, 1,565.00; Turnberry Township, 725.00; Uxbridge,10,000.00; Wainfleet Township, 430.00; Waterdown, 220.00; Watt Township,75.00; Whitchurch Township, 1,745.00; Whitney Township, 2,030.00; Winchester,585.00; Windsor, 2,630.00; Wolfe Island Township, 480.00; York Township,12,385.00 324,923 00

Agricultural and Horticultural Societies Branch $799,168 82

DAIRY BRANCH

Salaries ($73,669.58)

J. L. Baker, 9,499.92; A. P. Clark, 7,200.00; J. C. Cumberland, 7,200.00; C. M.Meek, 9,999.96; Other salaries, 39,769.70 73,669 58


J. C. Cumberland, 2,092.60; His Honour Judge A. B. Currey, 1,338.42; T. G. Hicks,

1,773.95; J. C. Palmer, 2,000.02; Accounts under $1,200, 3,669.99 10,874 98



Educational, Extension, Marketing and Research Work in any Branch of theDairy Industry; to provide for grants, expenses, services and such otherpayments for the encouragement of the Dairy Industry as directed

by the Lieutenant Governor in Council ($34,612.50)



Miscellaneous:

Lovell & Christmas, 11,539.66; Rowson & Co., Ltd., 5,063.45; Wilcox, Armstrong& Co., Ltd., 8,688.03; Accounts under $3,500, 6,312.09 31,603 23


Dairy Branch—Continued

Dairy Instruction and Inspection ($369,122.20)

Salaries:

T. C. Adams, 6,000.00; J. M. Bain, 7,800.00; J. A. Bell, 6,000.00; P. J. Bogaerts,6,600.00; W. R. Derry, 6,300.00; W. R. Dunlop, 6,000.00; T. G. Hicks, 6,900.00;R. H. Jardine, 6,300.00; J. F. Jewson, 6,000.00; R. L. Keegan, 6,300.00; P. S.

MacDougall, 6,600.00; W. L. Misener, 6,000.00; M. T. Napper, 6,000.00; J. C.Palmer, 8,399.96; A. R. Parkinson, 6,000.00; K. C. Reynolds, 6,000.00; J. F.

Robinson, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 155,349.96 265,449 92


T. C. Adams, 1,403.82; J. M. Bain, 3,972.78; J. A. Bell, 1,706.32; P. J. Bogaerts,2,335.15; R. C. Bradford, 1,812.23; A. E. Brasseur, 1,931.97; C. E. Butterill,

2,176.42; G. E. Clarke, 2,164.73; W. O. Coates, 1,718.11; W. R. Derry, 3,123.99;W. R. Dunlop, 1,682.96; T. L. Farquharson, 3,774.53; C. W. Hamilton, 1,581.43;

J. G. Harrison, 1,868.15; W. A. Harley, 3,229.46; E. W. Henderson, 2,057.38;R. H. Jardine, 1,446.51; V. T. Jensen, 1,971.75; J. F. Jewson, 2,452.10; R. L.Keegan, 2,168.54; E. Leduc, 1,282.05; P. S. MacDougall, 1,586.08; G. I. Martin,1,773.81; W. P. Moore, 1,423.46; J. E. Mumford, 1,691.45; G. S. Munn, 2,171.81;M. T. Napper, 2,012.73; H. J. Neeb, 2,142.63; A. R. Parkinson, 2,060.06; E. A.Reed, 2,200.45; K. C. Reynolds, 2,311.18; J. F. Robinson, 2,650.01; L. E. Schenck,1,551.19; E. H. Smith, 1,645.01; J. S. Thibault, 1,829.71; K. A. Weir, 1,426.97;G. E. White, 1,801.39; A. W. Whitehead, 3,524.51; M. M. Wilson, 2,276.16;G. E. Wynn, 2,322.68; Accounts under $1,200, 5,503.61 89,765 28

Miscellaneous:

Queen's Printer, 6,907.39; Accounts under $3,500, 6,999.61 13,907 00

Allowances to Members of the Board ($2,170.00)

G. W. Greer, 1,085.00; W. F. Jones, 1,085.00 2,170 00

Dairy Branch $494,184 47

EXTENSION BRANCH

Salaries ($97,033.50)

R. E. Bell, 7,166.60; A. G. Bennett, 8,133.30; W. B. Fox, 9,000.00; K. E. Lantz,10,500.00; E. I. McLoughry, 9,499.92; W. A. Montcalm, 9,000.00; Othersalaries, 43,733.68 97,033 50


R. E. Bell, 1,316.66; W. B. Fox, 1,735.00; K. E. Lantz, 1,891.16; E. I. McLoughry,1,391.29; W. A. Montcalm, 1,620.42; Accounts under $1,200, 1,509.02.... 9,463 55



Promotion of Junior Farmer Work ($123,715.18)

Club WTork:—Achievement Days and Inter-Club Competitions:

T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 33,050.40; Sundry Persons, prizes, 33,723.73.. . . 66,774 13

Less: Government of Canada Repayments 39,537 9027.236 23

Services, 1,742.80; Expenses, 44,701.46:

Sundry Persons—Choir Leaders, 729.00; 4H Clubs, Members and Leaders,

31,020.98; Judging Competitions, 896.59; Junior Farmer Conferences, 4,351.39;

Junior Farmer Members, 6,586.11; Leadership Training Camps, 2,860.19 46,444 26

Miscellaneous:

Ottawa Winter Fair, 6,000.00; Queen's Printer, 27,187.68; Rural Youth Centre.

8,607.02 ; Accounts under $3,500, 8,239.99 50,034 69


Extension Branch—Continued

Northern OntarioServices and expenses in connection with agricultural work; clearing, breaking of land;farm settlement; grants to Community Centres in unorganized areas; grants and such

other expenses necessary for the development of agriculture in Northern Ontarioas directed by the Minister of Agriculture ($181,045.36)

Services, 705.00; Expenses, 582.57:


Miscellaneous:


Co-operating Farms:

Sundry Persons 8,469 14

Special Grants:

Sundry Agricultural Societies 4,700 00Sprayers, dusters, etc 1,178 70

Land Clearing and Breaking-—Subsidies to Farmers and Settlers:


Assistance in Well Drilling:


Grants and Expenses in connection with Soil Improvement andLand Use Projects ($38,984.92)

Services

:

Sundry Employees 11 ,659 94

Grants:

Brant County Soil Conservation Committee, 400.00; Bruce County Soil andCrop Improvement Association, 3,275.00; Carleton County Agricultural Com-mittee, 2,000.00; Dundas County Crop Improvement Association, 500.00;Frontenac County Crop Improvement Association, 400.00; Glengarry CountyCrop Improvement Association, 1,984.20; Grenville County Crop ImprovementAssociation, 500.00; Haldimand County Soil Improvement and Land Use Com-mittee, 2,500.00; Halton County Conservation Committee, 1,000.00; HuronCounty, 1,000.00; Leeds County Soil and Crop Improvement Association,

500.00; Lincoln County, 679.57; Prescott County Crop Improvement Association,

500.00; Russell County Crop Improvement Association, 625.00; Simcoe County,365.66; Stormont County Crop Improvement Association, 500.00; Victoria

County Soil and Crop Improvement Association, 750.00; Waterloo CountySoil and Crop Improvement Association, 1,000.00; Welland County Crop Im-provement Association, 2,000.00; Wentworth County, 300.00 20,779 43

Expenses:

Accounts (other than committees, etc.) under $3,500 6,545 55

Agricultural Representative ServiceFruit and Vegetable Extension Service

Agricultural Engineering Extension ServiceTobacco Extension Service

Services, Expenses and Equipment of County and District Offices, to pay such Expensesfor the Encouragement of Agriculture as directed by the

Minister of Agriculture ($1,435,707.99)

Agricultural Representative Service:

County and District Offices—Salaries and Expenses:

Algoma:

A. G. Mitchell, 5,625.00; Other salaries, 11,648.34; Expenses, 6,939.85 24,213 19

Brant:

D. N. Graham, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 6,541.43; Expenses, 3,820.88 18,162 31

Bruce:

G. R. Gear, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 13,859.92; Expenses, 5,915.39 27,975 27



Agricultural Representative Service, etc.—Continued

County and District Offices—Continued

Carleton:

W. M. Croskery, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 8,749.92; Expenses, 4,872.44 21,822 32

Cochrane North:

R. Portelance, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 2,640.00; Expenses, 3,829.31 13,669 31

Cochrane South:

A. Beauchesne, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 2,880.00; Expenses, 1,865.49 11,645 49

Cochrane West:

Salaries, 4,599.96; Expenses, 2,837.98 7,437 94

Dufferin:

J. B. Matheson, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 6,978.43; Expenses, 4,193.76 18,972 19

Dundas:

E. K. Pearson, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 3,360.00; Expenses, 1,834.26 12,094 26

Durham:A. O. Dalrymple, 7,500.00; Other salaries, 3,950.65; Expenses, 4,814.45 16,265 10

Elgin:

A. V. Langton, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 9,781.43; Expenses, 10,690.83 28,672 22

Essex:

A. Burrell, 7,500.00; Other salaries, 7,438.71 ; Expenses, 7,994.25 22,932 96

Frontenac:

D. A. McArthur, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 4,181.84; Expenses, 3,895.76 14,977 60

Glengarry:

J. Y. Humphries, 7,500.00; Other salaries, 7,719.96; Expenses, 3,724.50 18,944 46

•Grenville:

C. C. Tennant, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 2,760.00; Expenses, 953.72 11,913 68

Grey

:

G. W. Sweiger, 6,900.00; Other salaries;13,130.97; Expenses, 8,156.14 28,187 11

Haldimand:

A. G. Skinner, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 6,730.00; Expenses, 7,874.92 22,804 88

Halton:

J. A. Francis, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 8,349.96; Expenses, 6,175.44 21,425 40

Hastings:

S. MacDonald, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 7,741.43; Expenses, 5,600.62 20,242 05

Huron:

D. H. Miles, 7,500.00; Other salaries, 12,483.25; Expenses, 7,197.25 27,180 50

Kenora:

E. S. Marr, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 2,640.00; Expenses, 2,937.79 13,777 75

Kent:

D. M. Rutherford, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 11,430.00; Expenses, 7,111.87.. . . 25,441 87

Lambton:W. T. Abraham, 6,900.00; C. B. Schneller, 6,300.00; Other salaries, 3,750.00;Expenses, 7,644.41 24,594 41





Lanark:

A. G. Grubbe, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 7,538.64; Expenses, 4,402.78 19,741 42

Leeds

:

J. R. Ostler, 8,199.96; J. R. Steele, 6,300.00; Other salaries, 3,750.00; Expenses,3,599.72 21,849 68

Lennox and Addington:

W. N. Ashton, 3,125.00; G. M. Mills, 4,050.00; Other salaries, 4,570.30;Expenses, 4,124.27 15,869 57

Lincoln:

J. W. McCullough, 5,400.00; A. G. Mitchell, 1,875.00; Other salaries, 8,072.84:Expenses, 8,687.69 24,035 53

Manitoulin:

E. R. Jennings, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 2,400.00; Expenses, 3,505.64 12,805 64

Middlesex:

W. K. Riddell, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 11,951.05; Expenses, 8,840.51 28,991 52

Muskoka and Parry Sound:

W. D. Tipper, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 3,750.00; Expenses, 7,617.77 18,567 77

Nipissing:

F. J. Millette, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 2,760.00; Expenses, 4,413.82 14,073 82

Norfolk:

G. G. Bramhill, 8,598.57; J. R. Richards, 6,750.00; Other salaries, 2,760.00;Expenses, 5,534.38 23,642 95

Northumberland:

R. C. Banbury, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 4,126.96; Expenses, 3,130.80 15,457 72

Ontario:

H. L. Fair, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 7,440.00; Expenses, 6,927.63 22,567 59

Oxford:

R. E. Bell, 1,150.00; D. A. Tavlor, 5,625.00; X. O. Watson, 6,300.00; Othersalaries, 5,880.00; Expenses, 6,650.62 25,605 62

Peel:

J. W. McCullough, 1,800.00; H. G. Norry, 4,950.00; Other salaries, 4,670.00;

Expenses, 6,095.42 17,515^42

Perth:

W. N. Ashton, 4,375.00; B. L. McCorquodale, 6,000.00; R. E. White, 8,199.96;

Other salaries, 5,000.00; Expenses, 10,642.29 34,217 25

Peterborough:

H. G. Norry, 1,575.00; F. C. Paterson, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 7,832.15;

Expenses, 4,475.36 22,082 47

Prescott:

R. L. Farmer, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 2,760.00; Expenses, 3,058.43 12,718 43

Prince Edward

:

H. I. Bell, 4,950.00; D. A. Taylor, 1,875.00; Other salaries, 4,690.30; Expenses,5,066.14 16,581 44

Rainy River:

R. F. Heard, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 2,760.00; Expenses, 4,166.60 13,826 60'





Renfrew:

F. Q. Dench, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 8,550.00; Expenses, 6,040.80 22,790 76

Russell:

M. Tessier, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 2,880.00; Expenses, 3,541.70 13,321 70

Simcoe North:

S. L. Page, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 12,499.92; Expenses, 5,465.20 26,165 08

Simcoe South:

J. K. McRuer, 7,500.00; Other salaries, 7,359.96; Expenses, 7,237.66 22,097 62

Stormont:

K. E. Best, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 7,959.96; Expenses, 5,070.15 19,930 11

Sudbury:

R. Leroux, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 3,750.00; Expenses, 3,201.40 15,151 36

Thunder Bay:

N. W. Harrison, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 3,750.00; Expenses, 5,080.29 17,030 25

Timiskaming:

M. F. Cook, 8,199.96; G. M. Mills, 2,750.00; Other salaries, 6,480.00; Expenses,4,156.34 21,586 30

Victoria

:

H. I. Bell, 1,575.00; L. G. Brown, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 9,621.43; Expenses,1,843.08 20,839 51

Waterloo:

R. A. Forsyth, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 8,349.96; Expenses, 6,283.78 21,833 74

Welland:

J. Wilson, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 2,526.33; Expenses, 2,425.96 13,152 25

Wellington:

W. D. Black, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 10,909.92; Expenses, 7,354.37 25,464 29

Wentworth

:

H. W. Buck, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 11,592.53; Expenses, 9,456.74 27,949 27

York:

A. A. Wall, 6,850.00; Other salaries, 16,152.26; Expenses, 4,589.05 27,591 31

Fruit and Vegetable Extension Service:

Salaries

:

W. S. Carpenter, 6,764.99; J. R. Chard, 6,600.00; G. H. Comly, 6,000.00;

J. A. Cutcliffe, 6,300.00; C. C. Filman, 7,500.00; R. E. Moore, 6,600.00;H. M. Webster, 7,500.00; R. Wilcox, 6,600.00; Other salaries, 23,481.57. . 77,346 56


B. E. Beeler, 1,587.32; J. R. Chard, 1,915.77; G. H. Comly, 2,583.64; J. A.Cutcliffe, 2,355.23; I. B. Ells, 2,758.95; C. C. Filman, 1,545.73; S. J. Leuty,1,637.25; J. R. Rainforth, 2,897.36; H. M. Webster, 1,593.93; R. Wilcox,1,937.31; Accounts under $1,200, 2,935.29 23,747 78

Agricultural Engineering Extension Service:

Salaries:

H. E. Bellman, 6,300.00; R. G. Gregg, 6,600.00; R. J. Milne, 6,000.00; W. R.Milne, 6,000.00; G. S. Moggach, 6,600.00; J. E. Turnbull, 6,600.00; H. E.Wright, 6,600.00; Other salaries, 75,436.28 120,136 28




Agricultural Engineering Extension Service—Continued


L. W. Argue, 2,057.15; H. E. Bellman, 1,488.70; T. A. Brown, 2,215.30;

J. E. Brubaker, 1,639.16; A. B. Campbell, 1,361.80; R. G. Gregg, 1,922.63;W. R. Milne, 2,694.60; G. S. Moggach, 1,314.56; P. Musial, 2,520.10; J. H.Nodwell, 1,555.41; D. E. Presant, 1,606.17; W. R. Ridgeway, 1,215.36;V. I. Spence, 1,270.67; J. E. Turnbull, 1,611.62; H. E. Wright, 3,879.06;

Accounts under $1,200, 6,078.91 34,431 20

Tobacco Extension Service:

Salaries:

M. C. Watson, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 11,974.97 17,974 97


G. E. McMann, 1,420.51; H. W. Sheidow, 2,731.80; Accounts under$1,200, 1,011.18 5,163 49

Miscellaneous:

Queen's Printer, 27,821.14; Short Courses and Night Classes, 9,804.15;Accounts under $3,500, 10,876.16 48,501 45

Grants, Services and Expenses in connection with theProvincial and County Farm Safety Programme ($39,366.97)

Grants:

Sundry Counties and Districts 10,400 00


Sundry Persons, services, 3,864.00; expenses, 8,941.95 12,805 95

Miscellaneous:


Home Economics Service

Salaries ($301,207.30)

J. F. Armour, 6,000.00; D. W. Burke, 6,300.00; N. A. Creyke, 6,000.00; F. M. Durnin,6,300.00; F. P. Eadie, 7,500.00; G. E. Hamilton, 6,000.00; M. F. Hucks, 7,500.00;

E. M. Irvine, 6,300.00; E. Kidd, 7,500.00; H. M. McKercher, 9,999.96; R. E.Moyle, 6,900.00; L. A. Row, 6,375.00; J. M. Scott, 7,200.00; R. I. Shaver, 6,300.00;

Other salaries, 205,032.34 301,207 30


F. P. Eadie, 1,217.63; M. F. Hucks, 1,527.99; H. M. McKercher, 2,118.85;

Accounts under $1,200, 1,225.47 6,089 94



Travelling Expenses, Equipment, Grants, Supplies, etc., in connection with Women's Institutes,Junior Institutes, Homemaking Clubs and Home Economics Programme, etc. ($126,245.69)

Grants:

Sundry Women's Institutes 6,428 00


D. W. Burke, 1,549.90; N. A. Crevke, 1,608.10; G. E. Hamilton, 1,207.25; D. I.

Hutchison, 2,102.70; E. M. Irvine, 1,538.96; H. I. Leslie, 2,599.74; M. F. Mclnnis,1,766.62; K. L. Merry, 1,444.01; M. Mulligan, 2,105.87; L. E. Scott, 1,328.23;

N. E. Sinclair, 1,248.32; Accounts under $1,200, 28,691.34 47,191 04

199,591 48



Home Economics Service—Continued

Travelling Expenses, Equipment, Grants, etc.—Continued

Miscellaneous:

Belcher & Smith, 5,799.00; Ontario Agricultural College, Public Relations,

5,623.51; Queen's Printer, 37,120.42; Accounts under $3,500, 34,737.7983,280 72

Less: Sale of materials 10,654 0772,626 65

Extension Branch $2,367,673 72

FARM ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS BRANCH

Salaries ($199,591.48)

F. R. Abraham, 6,600.00; J. H. Clark, 7,200.00; W. J. Dillon, 6,300.00; W. G. Fulton,6,000.00; E. A. Haslett, 8,599.92; J. M. MacCharles, 6,600.00; J. B. Nelson,

9,000.00; H. F. Noble, 6,300.00; H. L. Patterson, 10,500.00; C. M. Riach, 6,900.00;S. H. Symons, 7,800.00; R. C. Ward, 6,600.00; J. H. Weijs, 6,275.00; Othersalaries, 117,380.27 212,055 19

Less: Transferred to Main Office—Agricultural Inquiry Com-mittee of Ontario 1 2,463 7

1


F. R. Abraham, 1,616.56; W. J. Dillon, 1,249.55; G. A. Fisher, 2,391.45; T. N.Hunt, 2,409.39; J. M. MacCharles, 1,325.98; E. H. Moore, 3,042.65; R. C.

Ward, 2,050.90; Accounts under $1,200, 8,020.55 22,107 03

Maintenance and Printing ($20,261.23)


Travelling and Other Expenses and to pay such expenses for the encouragement of the workin this Branch as directed by the Minister of Agriculture ($11,785.87)


Farm Economics and Statistics Branch $253,745 61

FARM LABOUR SERVICE BRANCH

Salaries ($2,683.56)

Sundry Employees 6,751 58Less: Government of Canada Repayments 4,068 02

2,683 56

Travelling Expenses ($316.33)

Accounts under $1,200 653 00Less: Government of Canada Repayments 336 67

316 33

Maintenance ($67.26)

Accounts under $3,500 67 26

Services and Travelling Expenses in connection with recruiting,transportation and placing workers in Farm Camps

and on Farms, etc. ($9,563.41)

Services

:

Supervisors, Interpreters, etc 1,292 81


Farm Labour Service Branch—Continued

Services and Travelling Expenses, etc.—Continued

Miscellaneous:

Receiver General of Canada, 6,113.58; Accounts under $3,500,5,669.49 11,783 07

Total 13,075 88Less:

Government of Canada Repayments 2,636 69Insurance Premium Rebates 875 78

3,512 479,563 41

Farm Labour Service Branch $12,630 56

FIELD CROPS BRANCH

Salaries ($73,411.00)

K. E. Fallis, 7,200.00; R. E. Goodin, 7,500.00; G. H. Henry, 6,000.00; C. H. Kings-bury, 6,600.00; J. W. MacRae, 6,600.00; A. H. Martin, 9,999.96; Othersalaries, 29,511.04 73,411 00


R. E. Goodin, 2,145.72; A. H. Martin, 1,472.07; Accounts under $1,200, 26.07 . . 3,643 86



Administration of The Weed Control Act, The Seed Potatoes Act,Improvement Work, etc. ($79,499.64)


J. D. Curtis, 1,635.40; K. E. Fallis, 1,493.55; G. H. Henry, 1,827.97; J. W.MacRae, 1,830.63; Sundry Persons, attending conventions, 5,900.88; Accountsunder $1,200, 8,683.47 21,371 90

Half Cost of Inspection:

Counties, 46,741.31; Townships, 2,599.14 49,340 45

Miscellaneous:


Subventions—Freight on Agricultural Lime ($34,938.15)

Cyanamid of Canada, Ltd., 4,145.83; Sundry Persons, trucking lime, 72,279.36;Accounts under $3,500, 2,209.89 78,635 08

Less: Government of Canada Repayments 43,696 9334,938 15

Grants—County Soil and Crop Improvement Associations andDistrict Seed Growers' Associations ($24,992.96)

Ottawa Valley Seed Show, 400.00; Sundry Crop Improvement Associations, 24,592.96. 24,992 96

Field Crops Branch $219,483 38

INFORMATION BRANCH

Salaries ($60,000.80)

F. M. Baker, 7,800.00; J. F. Clark, 7,200.00; G. L. Warlow, 9,499.92; Othersalaries, 35,500.88 60,000 80


Information Branch—Continued


G. L. Warlow, 1,617.27; Accounts under $1,200, 2,185.39 3,802 66



Expenses in connection with preparation and distribution of information,including the printing of reports and publications, advertising, etc. ($164,792.24)

J. J. Gibbons, Ltd., 20,175.90; National Press Checking Services, Ltd., 4,994.90;Ontario Agricultural College, Public Relations, 7,802.92; Queen's Printer,

125,055.38; Accounts under $3,500, 6,763.14 164,792 24

Information Branch $232,375 87

LIVE STOCK BRANCH

Salaries ($368,455.25)

R. H. Graham, 9,499.92; K. A. McDermid, 7,200.00; H. E. McGill, 7,200.00; E. A.Starr, 7,200.00; W. P. Watson, 12,000.00; H. Worton, 9,499.92; Other salaries,

315,855.41 368,455 25


J. G. Bourdeau, 1,559.00; British American Oil Co., Ltd., 1,509.19; J. E. Freeman,1,206.91; R. H. Graham, 1,320.83; Department of Highways, 1,616.18; J. A.MacGillivray, 1,290.84; P. A. Matthews, 1,292.27; J. D. McNabb, 1,225.31;

W. P. Watson, 1,578.94; R. F. Welch, 1,249.21; H. Worton, 1,342.59; Accountsunder $1,200, 54,037.63 69,228 90



Educational and Demonstration Work, etc. ($184,180.15)

Grants:

Associations holding Sales of Pure Bred Stock 8,531 00Boar Premium Policy 16,690 00Bull Premium Policy. 38,885 31

Cattle Breeding Associations. 54,933 62Horse, Cattle, Sheep and Swine Shows 14,138 53Poultry Associations 772 50Rainy River Cattlemen's Association 4,564 41Ram Premium Policy 605 60

139,120 97

Prizes

:

Boys' and Girls' Club Work 1,860 85

Judging, etc.:

Sundry Persons, expenses 2,467 36

Miscellaneous:

Dairy Herd Improvement Associations, 5,508.33; International Business MachinesCo., Ltd., 23,692.20; Cartage and freight, 5,644.72; accounts under $3,500,

5,885.72 40,730 97

Travelling and Other Expenses re administration of The Stallions Act, etc. ($8,930.65)

Inspectors' expenses 537 65Premiums for Pure Bred Stallions—Sundry Persons 8,393 00

SIG—

7


Live Stock Branch—Continued

Northern Ontario

District Veterinary Services and Assistance on Live Stockshipped to Northern Ontario ($36,535.16)

Grants to Veterinary Agricultural Committees:

Algoma, 1,600.00; Cochrane South, 1,600.00; Dryden, 1,600.00; Kenora, 1,600.00;Manitoulin, 1,600.00; Muskoka, 1,600.00; Parry Sound, 1,600.00; Rainy River,1,600.00; Thunder Bay, 3,200.00; Timiskaming, 1,600.00; Verner, 1,600.00;West Parry Sound, 800.00; West Sudbury, 1,600.00 21,600 00

Assistance in the Purchase of Live Stock:

Sundry Persons—Freight, etc 14,935 16

Expenses re The Warble Fly Control Act ($74,063.44)

Sundry Municipalities 74,063 44

Expenses re Brucellosis Control ($461,197.53)

Services:

Sundry Veterinarians 438,154 00

Miscellaneous:

Connaught Medical Research Laboratory, 6,724.02; Ketchum ManufacturingCo., Ltd., 7,359.96; Queen's Printer, 5,187.52; Accounts under $3,500,3,772.03 23,043 53

Veterinary Services—Community Sales ($57,255.00)

Sundry Veterinarians, services 57,255 00

Live Stock Branch $1 ,266,685 89

MARKETS BRANCH

Farm Products Marketing Board and Co-operative Loans Board

Salaries ($440,922.24)

W. J. Devins, 6,000.00; J. W. Drennan, 7,500.00; W. E. Haviland, 8,500.00; L. G.Howe, 6,600.00; K. W. Hunter, 6,600.00; G. A. McCague, 10,500.00; J. Mclnally,6,600.00; R. P. Neily, 6,000.00; G. F. Perkin, 11,999.98; J. V. Shannon, 7,300.00;F. K. Stewart, 9,000.00; B. P. Teasdale, 9,499.92; D. E. Williams, 8,199.96;

Other salaries, 365,837.20. . 470,137 06Less: Transferred to Main Office, The Agricultural Inquiry

Committee of Ontario 29,214 82440,922 24


G. F. Perkin, 2,788.80; J. V. Shannon, 1,245.94; B. P. Teasdale, 1,602.11; D. E.Williams, 2,328.09; Accounts under $1,200, 2,634.35 10,599 29



Research, Services and Expenses re The Farm Products Marketing Act, etc. ($73,084.64)

Farm Products Marketing Board:

H. Bailey, services, 1,260.00; C. R. Charlton, services, 39.85; C. R. Magone,services, 2,679.00; W. C. Nickerson, services, 1,929.85; Travelling expenses,accounts under $1,200, 3,254.08 9,162 78

Arbitration Boards:

Sundry Persons, services, 540.00; travelling expenses, 223.75 763 75


Markets Branch—Continued

Research, Services and Expenses re The Farm Products Marketing Act, etc.—Continued

Export Marketing Study:


C. M. Heath, 1,565.48; W. Scott, 1,519.79; Accounts under $1,200,

4,952.75 8,038 02

Research Grants:Marketing and Export Committee, 1,416.37; Ontario Federation of Agriculture,

Poultry Producers' Association, 2,500.00; Ontario Fresh Fruit Growers' Market-ing Plan, 928.84; Ontario Tender Fruit Growers' Marketing Board, 3,359.41;

Ontario Tender Fruit Institute, 14,881.86 23,086 48

Miscellaneous:Chisholm Sales & Engineering, 10,076.45; Price Waterhouse & Co., 15,510.03;

Accounts under $3,500, 6,447.13 32,033 61

Administration and Enforcement of The Plant Diseases Act and TheFarm Products Grades and Sales Act, etc. ($62,824.15)

Salaries:

Sundry Employees 102 30


M. P. Bailey, 2,560.18; W. J. Devins, 1,487.45; R. F. Dunham, 1,300.99; J.Engeneski, 1,204.61; J. F. Field, 1,720.45; D. F. Foote, 1,502.35; H. C. Foster,

1,218.98; L. G. Howe, 1,376.60; W. A. Humphreys, 1,754.54; K. W. Hunter,2,392.64; G. C. Jackson, 1,683.38; J. Medina, 1,260.83; J. W. Mclnally, 1,629.26;

R. P. Neily, 1,947.04; G. F. Perkin, 2,299.50; J. V. Shannon, 1,245.94; B. P.

Teasdale, 1,602.11; D. E. Williams, 2,543.34; Accounts under $1,200,20,017.20 50,747 39

Miscellaneous:

Queen's Printer, 3,569.75; Telephone, 3,053.21; accounts under $3,500,5,351.50 11,974 46

Markets Branch $594,188 04

DEMONSTRATION FARM, NEW LISKEARD

Salaries ($19,624.50)

J. D. Butler, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 12,424.50 19,624 50

Maintenance, Wages, Seed, Feed, Fertilizer, Purchase and Shipping ofLive Stock, Equipment and Miscellaneous Expenses ($28,462.46)

Timiskaming Mobile Feed Service, 3,586.55; Timiskaming Producers' Co-operative,3,755.06; Accounts under $3,500, 21,120.85 28,462 46

Demonstration Farm, New Liskeard $48,086 96

STRATHGLAIR FARM, SAULT STE. MARIE

Salaries ($10,322.00)

Sundry Employees 10,322 00

Maintenance, Wages, Seed, Feed, Fertilizer, Purchase and Shipping ofLive Stock, Equipment and Miscellaneous Expenses ($8,181.49)


Strathclair Farm, Sault Ste. Marie $18,503 49


HORTICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, VINELAND

Salaries ($253,958.01)

J. A. Archibald, 9,366.64; O. A. Bradt, 7,600.00; A. N. Butler, 7,500.00; R. A. Cline,6,983.32; G. H. Dickson, 7,600.00; G. W. Eaton, 7,500.00; R. A. Fleming, 7,600.00;A. Hutchinson, 7,300.00; E. A. Kerr, 10,166.63; R. G. Mercier, 6,300.00; C. L.Ricketson, 7,500.00; W. H. Upshall, 10,999.92; J. R. vanHaarlem, 7,200.00;

J. Wiebe, 8,699.92; Other salaries, 141,641.58 253,958 01

Travelling and Other Expenses ($95,085.28)


A. N. Butler, 1,678.50; J. R. vanHaarlem, 1,441.29; Accounts under $1,200,4,769.83 7,889 62

Miscellaneous:

Canada Packers, Ltd., 5,025.93; Empire-Hanna Coal Co., 5,260.35; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 6,472.50; Amos C. Martin, Ltd., 3,900.03;Vineland Public Utilities, 5,070.75; Telephone, 5,139.23; accounts under$3,500, 56,326.87 87,195 66

Fruit Merchandising Experimental Work ($4,999.98)


Horticultural Products Laboratory

Salaries ($66,200.67)

A. M. Adams, 9,366.64; R. F. Crowther, 7,600.00; J. H. Truscott, 10,666.66; E.

Zubeckis, 9,366.64; Other salaries, 29,200.73 66,200 67

Maintenance and Travelling Expenses ($14,969.71)



Maintenance:


Horticultural Experiment Station, Vineland $435,213 65

KEMPTVILLE AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL

Summary

Salaries Expenses Total

General Office 70,815 03 64,540 63 135,355 66Agricultural Mechanics.... 57,164 88 19,680 31 76,845 19

Animal Husbandry 33,396 24 21,727 03 55,123 27Chemistry 19,928 61 4,007 77 23,936 38Dairy 22,684 18 8,691 58 31,375 76

English and Economics.... 16,29145 2,593 84 18,885 29Field Husbandry 20,274 05 5,336 80 25,610 85

Home Economics 16,485 91 2,391 55 18,877 46Horticulture 30,920 00 4,739 29 35,659 29Physical Education 4,800 00 352 80 5,152 80Poultry 19,909 92 17,759 71 37,669 63

Repairs and Alterations 11,974 64 11,974 64

312,670 27 163,795 95 476,466 22

Salaries ($312,670.27)

I. M. Balsillie, 6,300.00; A. M. Barr, 10,500.00; J. H. Clark, 6,300.00; R. E. Class,

7,500.00; J. A. Dalrymple, 7,800.00; L. A. Donoghue, 6,300.00; J. S. Gardiner,

6,300.00; W. B. George, 7,808.61; O. R. Irvine, 7,800.00; R. D. Kelly, 6,300.00;

D. A. Knapp, 6,300.00; D. E. Logsdail, 3,300.00; A. M. Morphet, 7,500.00;

F. J. Parish, 7,800.00; D. L. Parks, 7,500.00; J. M. Purvis, 7,217.74; H. S. Ransom,6,600.00; R. B. Rorke, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 186,343.92 312,670 27


Kemptville Agricultural School—Continued

Expenses ($163,795.95)


I. M. Balsillie, 1,299.84; A. M. Barr, 1,358.38; J. H. Clark, 2,352.74; L. A.Donoghue, 2,131.73; D. L. Parks, 1,791.49; N. B. Sinclair, 1,720.40; Accountsunder $1,200, 12,692.06 23,346 64

Miscellaneous:

Bruce Coal Co., Ltd., 9,102.34; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 5,390.19; KemptvilleCreameries, Ltd., 11,088.37; Kemptville Egg Grading Station, 6,679.45; Kempt-ville Hydro-Electric Power Commission, 5,996.15; Oxford-on-Rideau Egg Pro-

ducers' Co-operative, 7,043.74; Accounts under $3,500, 95,149.07 140,449 31

Kemptville Agricultural School $476,466 22

ontario agricultural college, guelph

Summary

Salaries

General Office 930,219 42Agricultural Economics. . . 136,441 91Animal Husbandry 283,226 01Apiculture 68,408 29Botany 134,452 97Chemistry 103,717 93Dairy... 98,222 26Engineering 272,282 75

English 68,495 72

Entomology and Zoology. . 141,405 01

Extension Education 53,686 16Field Husbandry 232,763 29Horticulture 218,039 22Microbiology 187,897 12

Nutrition 134,042 37Physical Education 64,128 54Physics 80,687 22Poultry 234,738 90Public Relations 127,855 91Soils 235,808 71

Expenses Total

774,265 04 1,704,484 4618,468 41 154,910 3286,455 09 369,681 106,463 83 74,872 12

6,911 37 141,364 3411,884 62 115,602 5547,598 93 145,821 19

41,093 57 313,376 321,643 15 70,138 87

9,635 84 151,040 85

7,660 47 61,346 6339,881 06 272,644 35

38,031 14 256,070 369,043 93 196,941 05

28,844 04 162,886 41

4,571 76 68,700 3012,613 66 93,300 8890,631 55 325,370 4514,960 87 142,816 7834,251 30 270,060 01

3,806,519 71 1,284,909 63 5,091,429 34

Salaries ($3,806,519.71)

W. C. Allan, 7,500.00; George W. Anderson, 9,999.96; Glenn W. Anderson, 6,300.00D. R. Arnott, 7,200.00; D. Arthur, 6,900.00; G. C. Ashton, 10,500.00; H. DAyers, 12,000.00; G. L. Barron, 6,900.00; R. O. Bibbey, 10,999.92; D. A. Biggs7,200.00; W. K. Bilanski, 9,000.00; L. A. Birk, 9,999.96; G. D. Brady, 6,600.00W. M. Braithwaite, 6,000.00; H. D. Branion, 12,999.96; H. E. Braun, 6,000.00D. M. Britton, 7,500.00; R. S. Brown, 12,999.96; W. H. Brown, 9,999.96; D. HBullock, 7,750.00; T. D. Burgess, 8,533.26; P. W. Burke, 7,800.00; L. V. Busch7,200.00; H. W. Caldwell, 9,999.96; D. R. Campbell, 12,999.96; J. A. Carpenter7,800.00; W. Carpenter, 8,199.96; J. R. Cavers, 12,999.96; F. E. Chase, 10,999.92B. R. Christie, 6,600.00; D. C. Chunn, 6,000.00; D. E. Clark, 7,200.00; S. HCollins, 9,000.00; C. T. Corke, 8,199.96; A. T. Cringan, 7,200.00; J. D. Cunning-ham, 7,200.00; H. M. Dale, 9,499.92; R. W. Dent, 7,200.00; A. DeVos, 9,499.92R. Dick, 6,000.00; M. H. Dickson, 6,600.00; S. E. Dixon, 8,133.30; R. J. Douglas8,199.96; C. G. Downing, 12,999.96; C. C. Duncan, 6,600.00; J. A. Eccles, 7,800.00R. H. Ellis, 6,300.00; N. A. Epps, 6,500.00; E. V. Evans, 9,999.96; W. D. Evans7,800.00; W. T. Ewen, 8,199.96; A. E. Fahl, 6,300.00; R. P. Forshaw, 8,199.96E. W. Franklin, 10,500.00; R. S. Fulkerson, 9,000.00; S. G. Fushtey, 8,199.96R. S. Gage, 7,800.00; E. E. Gamble, 7,800.00; E. H. Garrard, 12,999.96; H. WGoble, 12,000.00; R. Goodwin-Wilson, 9,000.00; T. O. Graham, 9,999.96; K. FGregory, 9,999.96; J. H. Gulliver, 6,000.00; F. W. Hamilton, 9,999.96; M. MHauser, 6,300.00; T. J. Heeg, 9,999.96; W. E. Heming, 12,499.92; L. W. Heringa6,000.00; N. H. High, 12,000.00; D. C. Hill, 9,999.96; R. J. Hilton, 12,999.96; F. RHore, 9,499.92; E. C. Hunt, 6,300.00; D. N. Huntely, 12,999.96; C. M. Huntsman


Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph—Continued

Salaries—Continued

8,199.96; R. H. Ingram, 9,999.96; D. M. Irvine, 12,000.00; R. W. Irwin, 7,500.00D. J. Jackson, 6,000.00; D. L. Jackson, 6,900.00; K. J. Jenkins, 6,600.00; F. NJerome, 10,416.66; R. A. Johnston, 7,800.00; D. G. Jones, 6,300.00; G. E. Jones10,500.00; D. C. Jordan, 8,199.96; C. B. Kelly, 9,999.96; W. O. Kennedy, 8,199.96

J. W. Ketcheson, 9,499.92; K. M. King, 8,199.96; M. A. King, 8,199.96; J. DLacey, 6,075.00; S. H. Lane, 9,999.96; T. H. Lane, 8,333.28; J. H. Lee, 7,959.12A. G. Leggatt, 7,200.00; D. E. Logsdail, 3,150.00; M. A. MacGregor, 10,416.66A. F. MacKenzie, 6,900.00; J. D. MacLachlan, 15,000.00; G. K. MacLeod9,000.00; E. B. MacNaughton, 12,499.92; B. H. MacNeill, 11,499.96; W. EMann, 7,200.00; R. G. Marshall, 6,900.00; B. C. Matthews, 12,000.00; J. DMcConachie, 6,300.00; H. R. McCrimmon, 8,533.26; L. A. McDermott, 10,999.92E. C. McLean, 12,499.92; A. G. McNally, 8,199.96; C. E. McNinch, 6,600.00M. H. Miller, 7,800.00; W. F. Mitchell, 9,999.96; F. H. Montgomery, 12,999.96

T. G. Morton, 9,499.92; F. F. Morwick, 10,999.92; I. Motzok, 9,999.96; A. JMusgrave, 8,599.92; F. E. Nairn, 6,000.00; J. G. Norrish, 6,300.00; L. Z. O'Neil7,800.00; H. L. Orr, 7,800.00; R. H. Ozburn, 11,499.96; F. G. Partridge, 6,000.00D. R. Pattie, 8,250.00; A. M. Pearson, 9,999.96; A. Peepre, 6,000.00; D. HPengelly, 7,800.00; W. F. Pepper, 6,300.00; A. J. Peppin, 6,450.00; H. W. Petti

piere, 7,800.00; J. H. Pettit, 9,999.96; J. Pos, 6,083.33; G. E. Raithby, 12,999.96E. Reinbergs, 7,800.00; J. C. Rennie, 10,999.92; N. R. Richards, 12,999.96; R. TRiddell, 8,199.96; D. A. Riggs, 8,599.92; A. C. Robertson, 8,199.96; K. Ronald7,800.00; A. M. Ross, 10,749.96; J. R. Rothwell, 7,800.00; R. G. Rowberry6,300.00; F. O. Sargent, 8,599.92; J. R. Scott, 11,499.96; R. VV. Shuel, 9,999.96D. B. Shutt, 7,516.63; I. R. Sibbald, 7,200.00; S. J. Slinger, 12,000.00; J. ASmith, 7,200.00; M. V. Smith, 8,199.96; E. S. Snyder, 12,000.00; P. H. Southwell7,966.64; M. W. Staples, 9,499.92; J. R. Stevens, 7,800.00; E. C. Stillwell, 9,499.92

J. B. Stone, 7,500.00; C. M. Switzer, 8,533.26; J. C. Taylor, 6,900.00; R. Terasmae6,700.00; B. J. Teskey, 6,900.00; F. H. Theakston, 12,000.00; N. J. Thomas7,516.63; H. Tiessen, 7,200.00; VV. E. Tossell, 11,499.96; G. F. Townsend12,999.96; G. I. Trant, 8,599.92; B. E. Twamley, 7,800.00; W. H. Waddell8,199.96; D. Waghorne, 10,999.92; J. P. Walker, 7,200.00; J. A. Weall, 6,000.00E. G. Webb, 8,199.96; L. R. Webber, 9,999.96; H. V. Weekes, 6,900.00; I. AWhite, 6,300.00; A. L. Willis, 9,999.96; J. E. Winch, 7,800.00; J. W. Winder6,900.00; C. M. WT

inget, 8,599.92; D. F. Witherspoon, 7,800.00; M. L. Wright10,999.92; P. A. Wright, 9,499.92; W. A. Young, 6,600.00; W. S. Young, 7,200.00A. Zitnak, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 2,158,156.68

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Expenses ($1,284,909.63)


W. H. Armstrong, 1,340.26; D. N. Blair, 2,212.21; H. D. Branion, 1,440.92;

G. Burnett, 3,050.22; H. W. Caldwell, 1,293.78; J. M. Chalmers, 1,335.74;

C. G. Downing, 1,987.40; A. E. Fahl, 1,904.06; D. Farrell, 1,284.35; D. E. Logsdail,

1,225.17: M. Mulvey, 1,457.53; E. Stoehr, 2,911.17; R. G. Trimble, 1,244.42;

R. Vanden Bossche, 2,945.90; W. J. Wallace, 1,554.81; Accounts under$1,200, 64,915.03 92,102 97

Miscellaneous:

Acme Farmers Dairy, 4,196.12; Animal Husbandry Department, O.A.C.,24,542.33; B & R Motors, Ltd., 10,042.28; Balfours, Ltd.; 11,807.00; R. O. Barber,Ltd., 3,516.96; Bennett & Wright, Ltd., 17,627.72; Bond Hardware Co., Ltd.,

8,025.38; British American Oil Co., Ltd., 7,658.03; Burns & Co., Ltd., 9,589.30;

Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 6,541.22; Canada Packers, Ltd., 50,155.91; CanadianLaboratory Supplies, Ltd., 15,798.77; Central Scientific Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

6,592.99; Connaught Medical Research Laboratories, 3,538.26; Consolidated Alco-

hols, Ltd., 4,955.16; Crichton Equipment & Supply Co., Ltd., 3,551.52; Dairy De-partment, O.A.C., 28,435.08; Doughty & McFarlane, 4,740.96; Ellis & Howard,Ltd., 11,152.47; Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 10,685.74; Gestetner (Canada),Ltd., 5,892.32; H. Groat, 8,302.82; Guelph Chemicals, Ltd., 4,369.78; City of

Guelph, 6,220.18; Township of Guelph, 4,213.00; Hanna, Ltd., 10,489.70; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 79,377.05; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 10,658.04;

International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 5,806.88; W. E. Jones, 4,985.50;

Ketchum Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 8,466.17; Wm. Knell & Co., 5,296.28; KnightLumber Co., Ltd., 12,748.29; MacDonald Electric, Ltd., 4,355.05; MarshallRefrigeration Co., Ltd., 8,027.06; R. B. Matson, 3,515.04; McBee Co., Ltd.,

3,858.27; Milton Milling Co., Ltd., 6,869.55; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 22,488.10;

North West Motors, 3,848.13; Nutritional Biochemicals Corp., 4,640.63; Poultry


Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph—Continued

Expenses—Continued

Miscellaneous—Continued

Department, O.A.C., 8,276.14; Queen's Printer, 38,484.68; Repp Industries,

Inc., 6,007.32; Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co., Ltd., 146,723.76; Royal Paper& Supply Co., Ltd., 4,408.10; J. M. Schneider, Ltd., 35,194.40; Stewart's DrugStore, 7,271.46; Underwood, Ltd., 4,621.59; Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

5,408.53; United Co-operatives of Ontario, 33,576.37; United Dairy & PoultryCo-operative, Ltd., 11,988.09; Vallance, Brown Co., Ltd., 17,082.62; WalkerStores, Ltd., 3,981.44; Whyte Packing Co., Ltd., 14,273.11; Wrought Iron RangeCo. of Canada, Ltd., 5,507.10; Chas. Yeates & Co., Ltd., 5,332.50; York Trading,

Ltd., 8,557.74; Express, etc., 11,394.10; books, periodicals, etc., 25,375.26;

postage, 12,668.81; telephone, 55,507.23; accounts under $3,500, 402,214.711,331,436 10

Less:

—

Accounts Transferred:

Macdonald Institute—Cost of public relations

work, 6,424.82; fuel and light, 21,220.00;materials, 4,592.69 32,237 51

Ontario Veterinary College—Cost of fuel andlight, 44,275.00; materials, 15,887.75; publicrelations work, 8,501.17; telephone, 10,395.30 . 79,059 22

Various Branches, multigraph and exhibit services 20,805 28

Refunds, etc.:

Government of Canada re Electricity supplied to

Entomology Laboratory 1,997 60

Excise tax on alcohol 4,529 83138,629 44

1,192,806 66

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph $5,091,429 34

MACDONALD INSTITUTE, GUELPH

Salaries ($244,986.86)

E. L. Bray, 9,000.00; L. E. Brill, 7,800.00; G. R. Couling, 7,200.00; Engberg, 6,250.00;G. C. Frank, 8,199.96; M. S. McCready, 13,166.64; M. Rider, 6,000.00; M.Sanderson, 9,916.62; E. M. Sanford, 6,600.00; M. E. Singer, 9,249.96; O. M.Wallace, 8,599.92; L. A. Weld, 6,300.00; Other salaries, 145,497.16; PublicRelations Work, transferred from Ontario Agricultural College, 1,206.60 244,986 86

Expenses ($62,581.57)

Miscellaneous:

Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 5,325.61; Accounts under $3,500, 26,225.05;Cost of public relations work, fuel and light, materials, transferred from OntarioAgricultural College, 31,030.91 62,581 57

Macdonald Institute, Guelph $307,568 43

ONTARIO VETERINARY COLLEGE, GUELPH

Salaries ($1,222,717.35)

Archibald, 12,000.00; J. H. Ballantyne, 12,999.96; C. A. Barker, 11,499.96; D, A.Barnum, 11,499.96; P. K. Basrur, 6,300.00; H. T. Batt, 12,166.68; W. J. Beaty,7,200.00; D. C. Blood, 10,500.00; C. R. Cameron, 7,933.32; D. J. Campbell,8,199.96; G. R. Carter, 6,168.75; A. J. Cawley, 8,599.92; M. C. Connell, 7,800.00;

J. F. Cote, 8,599.92; H. G. Downie, 12,999.96; A. E. Ferguson, 11,499.96; N. A.Fish, 9,999.96; C. M. Fraser, 7,800.00; F. E. Gattinger, 7,000.00; J. P. Gilman,12,000.00; A. R. Graham, 8,599.92; J. A. Henderson, 12,999.96; H. Herchen,


Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph—Continued


6,000.00; F. D. Horney, 8,599.92; T. J. Hulland, 7,600.00; R. J. Humble, 8,599.92;D. G. Ingram, 7,601.21; T. L. Jones, 14,499.96; K. V. Jubb, 10,500.00; A. A.Kingscote, 12,999.96; L. H. Lord, 7,500.00; J. W. MacPherson, 8,599.92; P. M.Mann, 6,600.00; D. C. Maplesden, 6,547.92; B. M. McCraw, 8,599.92; J. K.McGregor, 8,599.92; K. A. McKay, 8,333.28; B. J. McSherry, 9,499.92; F. J.Milne, 12,000.00; W. R. Mitchell, 11,499.96; H. J. Neely, 7,800.00; F. H. New-bould, 8,299.95; W. T. Oliver, 10,500.00; P. W. Pennock, 6,600.00; T. J. Pridham,6,941.68; O. M. Radostits, 6,300.00; J. I. Raeside, 8,199.96; G. A. Robinson,7,200.00; C. K. Roe, 9,499.92; H. C. Roswell, 11,499.96; M. Savan, 10,166.64;

J. D. Schroder, 11,499.96; D. L. Smith, 12,999.96; R. B. Truscott, 6,600.00;C. G. Wills, 9,999.96; Other salaries, 710,059.36 1,222,717 35

Expenses ($406,327.82)


T. L. Jones, 1,413.32; Accounts under $1,200, 19,346.65 20,759 97

Miscellaneous:

Abbott Laboratories, Ltd., 3,518.65; Arnold & Sons, 4,848.99; Ayerst, McKenna& Harrison, Ltd., 5,784.37; Bond Hardware Co., Ltd., 6,268.32; CanadianLaboratory Supplies, Ltd., 27,679.10; Carroll Metal Products, 3,500.85; RoyCarter, 9,987.80; Central Scientific Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,172.07; ConsolidatedAlcohols, Ltd., 19,206.00; William Dawson Subscription Service, Ltd., 4,779.13;Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 17,173.10; Grass Instrument Co., 13,826.73; HarveyR. Groat, 10,501.56; Guelph Motor Products, Ltd., 9,385.87; Imperial Oil, Ltd.,

14,306.91; Kennedy's Bookstore, 4,330.85; Knight Lumber Co., Ltd., 9,457.97;Liquid Carbonic Canadian Corp., 3,659.86; Midland, Whitewear & CostumeCo., Ltd., 4,279.54; National Stationers, Ltd., 6,550.99; W. E. Saunders, Ltd.,

4,365.94; Stevens Companies, 8,185.90; Stevenson, Turner & Boyce, Ltd.,

8,640.86; Stewart's Drug Store, 6,248.36; Wallace Printing Co., Ltd., 8,332.00;X-Ray & Radium Industries, Ltd., 3,829.05; Express, etc., 4,067.89; postage,

4,449.69; accounts under $3,500, 171,014.82 403,353 17

Less: Refund, excise tax on alcohol 17,785 32385,567 85

Kemptville Unit ($60,082.37)

Salaries:

W. J. Ditchfield, 6,600.00; R. J. Julian, 7,200.00; E. B. Meads, 9,499.92;

Other salaries, 18,810.00 42,109 92


R. J. Julian, 1,521.74; E. B. Meads, 2,549.60; Accounts under $1,200, 655.50. 4,726 84

Miscellaneous:

Pay List, wages of men, 2,054.72; Accounts under $3,500, 1 1,190.89 13,245 61

Ridgetown Unit ($33,184.97)

Salaries:

G. R. Doidge, 7,800.00; K. A. McEwen, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 9,240.00. . . 23,940 00


G. R. Doidge, 1,511.52; K. A. McEwen, 1,452.40; Accounts under $1,200,784.93 3,748 85

Miscellaneous:

Pay List, wages of men, 1,516.00; Accounts under $3,500, 3,980.12 5,496 12

O.V.C. Share of Campus Costs, Power, Fuel, Light, Laundry, etc. ($86,933.23)

Miscellaneous:

Accounts under $3,500, 7,874.01; Cost of fuel and light, materials andtelephone, transferred from Ontario Agricultural College, 79,059.22 86,933 23

Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph $1,809,245 74


WESTERN ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL AND EXPERIMENTAL FARM, RIDGETOWN

Salaries ($207,736.44)

C. S. Baldwin, 6,000.00; R. Frank, 6,000.00; D. G. Luckham, 6,000.00; J. A. Mac-Donald, 7,200.00; W. W. Snow, 7,500.00; J. W. Underwood, 6,600.00; H. J.Willson, 6,300.00; E. L. Woodley, 10,500.00; Other salaries, 151,636.44. . . . 207,736 44

Purchase of Stock and Equipment, Wages, Seed, Fertilizer, Fuel, Light,Supplies, Travelling Expenses, Educational Work,

Contingencies ($163,774.74)



Miscellaneous:

Imperial Oil, Ltd., 3,843.14; Kearney Motor Sales, Ltd., 5,029.60; M. J. Neutens,5,031.80; Ridgetown Public Utilities Commission, 5,951.16; Silcox Hardware,5,723.83; Union Gas Company of Canada, Ltd., 5,944.90; Warwick & Son,5,064.82; Accounts under $3,500, 121,377.74 157,966 99

Western Ontario Agricultural School and ExperimentalFarm, Ridgetown $371,511 18

ONTARIO JUNIOR FARMER LOAN BRANCH

(The Junior Farmer Establishment Act)

Salaries ($108,109.20)

G. R. Bagg, 6,500.00; E. W. Edwards, 7,200.00; L. I. Lees, 8,199.96; L. M. Mc-Williams, 6,900.00; H. A. Roberts, 6,000.00; E. A. Western, 10,500.00; Othersalaries, 62,809.24 108,109 20





Fees and Other Expenses ($1,177.16)


Ontario Junior Farmer Loan Branch $117,305 53

ONTARIO TELEPHONE SERVICE COMMISSION

Salaries ($76,776.56)

V. B. Flynn, 9,999.96; T. Grindlay, 8,599.92; R. V. Handforth, 9,499.92; A. W.Smith, 9,975.00; Other salaries, 38,701.76 76,776 56


F. Gemmell, 3,676.88; T. Grindlay, 1,394.84; V. S. Jobbins, 4,445.75; J. D. McTavish,2,671.67; J. R. Swan, 2,117.88; Accounts under $1,200, 4,710.53 19,017 55



Ontario Telephone Service Commission $101,203 68


STATUTORY

Minister's Salary ($12,000.00)

Hon. William A. Goodfellow 12,000 00

SPECIAL WARRANT

Payments to Counties within Ontario and the Provisional County of Haliburton(80 per cent of the amount paid by the County) and to Owners in the Territorial

Districts (100 per cent of the valuation) for losses suffered by reason ofrabies since the 1st day of April, 1958 ($7,419.88)

Rabies Indemnity Programme:

Sundry Counties 13,963 76Sundry Owners in Territorial Districts 960 00

14,923 76Less: Government of Canada Repayments 7,503 88

7,419 88

Total Expenditure, Department of Agriculture $15,716,381.31

PART B

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ATTORNEY GENERAL

FISCAL YEAR, 1960-61

TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGE

Main Office 10

Legislative Counsel and Registrar of Regulations 11

Traffic Safety Programme 11

Supreme Court of Ontario:

Accountant's Office 22

Judges' Staff 11

Master 11

Registrar 12

Reporters 12

Master of Titles Office 12

Director of Titles Office 12

Laboratory 12

Probation Services 13

Fire Marshal's Office 13

Ontario Securities Commission 14

Inspector of Legal Offices 14

Criminal Justice Accounts 15

Ontario Provincial Police 17

Official Guardian's Office 21

Public Trustee's Office 21

Co-ordinator of Justice Administration 22

Statutory 22

Supreme Court Judges, Allowances 22

County and District Judges, Allowances 22

Crown Contributions re Plans under The Registry Act 23

Allowances to Magistrates 23

Payments under The Audit Act 23

Expenses of Elections 23

Special Warrant 24

Summary 9

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DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERALHon. A. Kelso Roberts, Minister (Statutory, see page B 22)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($267,922.26)

W. B. Common Deputy Attorney General 19,500 00E. H. Silk Assistant Deputy Attorney General 16,999 92

W. C. Bowman, 13,500.00; F. J. Corner, 7,800.00; H. Gourley, 9,499.92; G. B.McLeod, 6,900.00; A. W. Nicol, 9,999.96; E. R. Pepper, 9,999.96; F. L. Wilson,7,025.00; C. Wysocki, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 160,697.50 267,922 26


Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, 933.55; F. L. Wilson, 1,264.14; Accounts under $1,200,5,710.69 7,908 38


Queen's Printer, 13,021.81 ; Telephone, 4,068.81 ; accounts under $3,500, 6,990.01 . 24,080 63

Crown Counsel Prosecutions ($71,562.09)Fggs 3.nd ExoGnsGs *

G. W. Ford, 6,071.00; White, Bristol, Beck & Phipps, 49,381.35; Accountsunder $3,500, 16,109.74 71,562 09

General Litigation and Legal Services ($17,192.27)

Sundry Litigations:

C. Grant, 12,106.05; Accounts under $3,500, 5,086.22 17,192 27

Commissions and Sundry Investigations ($7,264.94)

Royal Commission re Purchase and Sale of Land in the Township of Niagara by theNiagara Parks Commission:

His Honour Judge I. M. Macdonell, honorarium, 1,000.00; Tilley, Carson,McCrimmon & Wedd, 5,398.40; Sundry Persons, reporting and witness fees,

818.15 7,216 55

Sundry Investigations:


Law Revision and Other Committees Expenses ($13,479.95)

Sundry Advisory Committees to the Minister Accounts under $3,500 13,479 95



Grant to, and Expenses of, Conferences on Improving Laws ($1,820.60)

Grant:

Conference of Commissioners on Uniformity of Legislation in Canada 200 00



Grants to County Law Libraries ($9,000.00)

Sundry Library Associations 9,000 00

Law Library—Books, Reports, etc. ($1,990.68)




Compassionate Allowances to the Widow of the late Constable N. F. Makerand to pay certain Ex-Officials, not entitled to a Superannuation Allowance,

as authorized by the Attorney General ($7,771.68)


Grant—Payment to City of Niagara Falls, Ontario, under agreementdated Nov. 1, 1958 to police Rainbow Bridge area ($25,000.00)

City of Niagara Falls, Ontario 25,000 00

Municipal Police Education ($13,092.60)

McMaster University, 5,217.25; Accounts under $3,500, 7,875.35 13,092 60


LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL AND REGISTRAR OF REGULATIONS

Salaries ($65,684.67)

W. C. Alcombrack, 11,499.96; V. J. Johnson, 6.900.00; L. R. MacTavish, 14,499.96;

A. N. Stone, 8,599.92 ; Other salaries, 24,184.83 65,684 67



Legislative Counsel and Registrar of Regulations $393,969 27

TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAMMEAdministrative Expenses ($37,299.60)

Salaries

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Sundry Employees 11 ,608 80

Miscellaneous:

T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 8,790.20; Russell T. Kellev Co., Ltd., 7,884.00; Queen'sPrinter, 5,352.28; Accounts under $3,500, 3,664.32 25,690 80

Traffic Safety Programme $37,299 60

JUDGES' STAFF—SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO

Salaries ($64,328.71)


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Grant to Judges' Library ($2,500.00)

Treasurer, Judges' Library 2,500 00

Judges' Staff—Supreme Court of Ontario $71,802 51

MASTER—SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO

Salaries ($93,479.19)

R. E. Anglin, 7,800.00; H. G. Bristow, 9,999.96; F. G. Cook, 10,500.00; J. R. Kimber,11,499.96; A. S. Marriott, 13,500.00; D. W. Rose, 9,499.92; R. H. Sankey,9,000.00; Other salaries, 21,679.35 93,479 19


Accounts under $3,500 5f874 40

Master—Supreme Court of Ontario $99,353 59


REGISTRAR—SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO

Salaries ($154,929.82)

G. F. Beddis, 9,395.80; C. C. Bradley, 6,300.00; G. K. McBride, 6,300.00; R.McKinnon, 6,300.00; J. A. Preston, 6,000.00; W. F. Shaughnessy, 6,300.00;C. W. Smyth, 8,612.89; Other salaries, 105,721.13 154,929 82



Registrar—Supreme Court of Ontario $171,654 87

SUPREME COURT REPORTERS

Salaries ($128,699.40)

L. W. Hiscoke, 6,300.00; F. A. Luet, 6,900.00; J. B. McGregor, 6,300.00; F. J.

McGuigan, 6,300.00; G. Mitchell, 6,300.00; J. I. O'Donnell, 6,300.00; A. D.O'Neill, 6,000.00; F. T. Pettet, 6,300.00; W. J. Reeves, 6,300.00; G. R. Slugg,6,000.00; Other salaries, 65,699.40 128,699 40


B. Coombs, 1,326.38; W. J. Culleton, 2,076.50; R. Cuthbert, 1,490.57; R. J. Hunter,1,360.65; G. Mitchell, 2,193.70; A. D. O'Neill, 1,265.40; W. J. Reeves, 1,560.25;

G. R. Slugg, 1,401.02; S. G. Warren, 1,395.48; Accounts under $1,200,11,127.59 25,197 54



Supreme Court Reporters $163,203 51

MASTER OF TITLES OFFICE

Salaries ($212,168.48)

R. G. Cowlin, 6,300.00; J. H. Guinn, 6,300.00; S. Lewis, 7,800.00; W. M. Magwood,12,000.00; S. Mercer, 7,800.00; R. E. Priddle, 6,000.00; S. Smith, 8,199.96;

Other salaries, 157,768.52 212,168 48



Master of Titles Office $228,830 44

DIRECTOR OF TITLES OFFICE

Salaries ($31,734.01)

C. D. Hadfield, 7,214.17; H. Krebs, 6,900.00; W. M. Magwood, 1,999.92; S. Mercer,750.00; R. E. Priddle, 300.00; S. Smith, 1,500.00; Other salaries, 13,069.92. . 31,734 01



Director of Titles Office $40,703 56

LABORATORY

Salaries ($172,278.31)

G. E. Brooks, 6,600.00; S. E. Brown, 6,300.00; E. G. Clair, 8,199.96; W. J. Deadman,6,000.00; H. J. Funk, 7,500.00; R. C. Gupta, 7,625.00; D. M. Lucas, 7,500.00;

R. J. Packard, 6,900.00; D. B. Sharpe, 6,900.00; N. C. Sharpe, 6,499.92; H. W.Smith, 11,499.96; W. W. Sutherland, 6,000.00; A. F. Wilcox, 6,006.25;

Other salaries, 78,747.22 172,278 31


Laboratory—Continued


W. A. Carveth Co., Ltd., 3,948.00; Central Scientific Co. of Canada, Ltd., 7,789.75;


Laboratory $235,229 14

PROBATION SERVICES

Salaries ($1,013,127.94)

E. J. Barrett, 6,000.00; M. S. Boyd, 6,000.00; W. E. Bunton, 6,900.00; D. W.Coughlan, 10,500.00; R. L. Cracknell, 6,000.00; J. W. Cripps, 6,600.00; F. S.

Dingman, 7,200.00; H. G. Fynn, 6,000.00; R. Jolliffe, 7,200.00; F. J. Judd,6,000.00; B. N. Macintosh, 6,000.00; S. Main, 7,200.00; V. M. Marks, 7,200.00;

W. B. Melenbacher, 6,000.00; J. K. Mildon, 7,200.00; J. Nagy, 6,000.00; Q. L.

Nighswander, 7,200.00; W. R. Outerbridge, 6,900.00; M. A. Racette, 6,000.00;

A. P. Silcox, 6,000.00; H. J. Slater, 6,000.00; J. E. Spriggs, 6,000.00; A. H.Sumpter, 6,900.00; D. E. Taylor, 6,100.00; R. S. Tear, 7,200.00; J. R. Twigg,7,200.00; G. I. Van Loon, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 832,427.94 1,013,127 94


A. N. Angus, 1,370.31; R. E. Fox, 2,289.58; F. E. Grandbois, 1,496.66; V. M. Marks,1,672.81; K. G. Walker, 1,311.16; Accounts under $1,200, 64,436.11 72,576 63


Queen's Printer, 13,557.36; Postage, 3,500.00; telephone, 11,536.40; accountsunder $3,500, 11,374.79 39,968 55

Convention Expenses—Probation Officers ($2,000.00)

Ontario Association of Probation Officers 2,000 00

Grant—Ontario Universities—Correctional Work ($3,000.00)

University of Toronto 3,000 00

Probation Services $1,130,673 12

FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE

Salaries ($343,242.54)

W. G. Alexander, 6,150.00; D. E. Barrett, 6,900.00; J. R. Bateman, 6,000.00; G. B.

Bent, 6,600.00; M. S. Hurst, 9,849.96; H. E. Jordon, 7,200.00; J. H. Kendall,

6,600.00; C. H. Kerr, 6,600.00; G. A. Pelletier, 8,199.96; W. J. Scott, 12,556.45;

J. C. Stevens, 6,600.00; J. Turnbull, 7,050.00; B. S. Young, 6,300.00; Othersalaries, 246,636.17 343,242 54


W. G. Alexander, 1,698.87; F. C. Anderson, 1,919.60; D. E. Barrett, 1,433.43;

L. E. Cottenden, 2,397.11; G. D. Edwards, 1,566.80; A. Farrell, 1,252.04; J. C.Gratton, 1,597.20; T. G. Griffin, 2,608.08; W. G. Halliday, 2,266.54; J. A. Hunting-ton, 1,832.90; M. S. Hurst, 1,869.94; R. P. Kaufman, 2,843.41; H. J. Mailory,2,117.72; W. O'Sullivan, 1,974.76; H. S. Renardson, 2,150.12; J. R. Roussy,1,981.48; R. J. Simmons, 2,170.54; T. B. Speakman, 2,940.53; J. C. Stevens,

1,389.63; R. G. Stewart, 2,295.06; N. J. Sweet, 2,180.22; M. C. Tucker, 2,286.37;

A. C. Williams, 2,499.10; Accounts under $1,200, 12,915.13 60,186 58


Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., 4,196.21; Drolet Catering Service, 13,146.30;T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 4,021.06; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 5,750.24; Mitchell Houghton,Ltd., 4,150.75; Queen's Printer, 41,745.45; Sainthill Levine Co., Ltd., 3,731.10;Stainton Office Supply, 4,163.75; Wilson & Cousins Co., Ltd., 8,826.96;

Telephone, 5,514.33; accounts under $3,500, 60,911.71 156,157 86

Fire Marshal's Office $559,586 98


ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION

Salaries ($216,584.55)

T. T. Birkett, 6,000.00; H. S. Bray, 9,499.92; T. O. Brown, 8,599.92; W. H. Chisholm,6,000.00; N. W. Cox, 6,600.00; W. M. Duggan, 9,000.00; M. H. Frohberg, 7,150.00;S. R. Jarvis, 6,000.00; R. W. Knox-Leet, 6,600.00; G. W. Leah, 6,600.00; O. E.Lennox, 15,999.96; J. E. Marshall, 6,000.00; R. S. McCurry, 6,600.00; A. B.Swain, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 109,934.75 216,584 55





Investigations and Miscellaneous Services ($5,992.93)

Nelson R. Butcher & Co., 3,977.75; Accounts under $3,500, 2,015.18 5,992 93

Ontario Securities Commission $239,382 66

INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES

Inspector's Office

Salaries ($75,649.69)

J. Cassells, 6,600.00; H. H. Donald, 13,500.00; M. Irish, 6,000.00; K. H. Parfitt,

6,600.00; Other salaries, 42,949.69 75,649 69


J. Cassells, 2,671.22; G. E. Madill, 1,420.19; R. A. McFarland, 2,249.26; J. H.Morehouse, 2,465.47; K. H. Parfitt, 1,771.33; G.L.Wilcox, 1,569.61; Accountsunder $1,200, 3,077.55 15,224 63


Queen's Printer, 7,101.76; Accounts under $3,500, 715.28 7,817 04

Fidelity Bonds ($1,837.20)

Fidelity Insurance Co. of Canada 8,844 00Less: Premiums recovered from Division Court Clerks, etc 7,006 80

1,837 20

Crown Attorneys

Salaries ($629,258.41)

A. Armstrong, 9,000.00; A. J. Baker, 8,937.92; J. G. Black, 9,999.96; J. A. Bradshaw11,499.96; H. H. Bull, 12,999.96; A. G. Burbidge, 9,499.92; J. Cassells, 6,600.00R. A. Cormack, 6,600.00; H. L. Daufman, 12,999.96; H. R. Deyman, 10,999.92E. A. Duchesne, 11,069.92; T. F. Forestell, 12,999.96; J. B. Galbraith, 9,499.92W. O. Gibson, 15,999.96; P. J. Gloin, 8,599.92; L. H. Goodwin, 12,689.96; L. KGraburn, 7,200.00; A. C. Hall, 14,000.71; S. B. Hogg, 6,189.51; P. V. Ibbetson12,000.00; W. R. Kennedy, 8,599.92; A. W. Kerr, 7,200.00; A. O. Klein, 12,499.92W. H. Langdon, 8,599.92; S. A. Logan, 10,999.92; B. J. MacDonald, 14,104.36H. F. McCulloch, 13,500.00; N. D. McRae, 6,600.00; P. K. McWilliams, 9,000.00R. Mercier, 14,775.00; H. W. Metcalf, 9,999.96; C. C. Middlebro, 11,499.96

J. A. Pringle, 10,999.92; H. W. Robertson, 9,499.92; H. O. Saint-Jacques, 6,043.00

H. A. Sanders, 10,999.92; C. C. Savage, 13,735.00; D. H. Scott, 9,000.00; W. MThompson, 13,481.96; E. A. Tilley, 10,999.92; S. A. Ward, 11,293.92; E. DWilkins, 14,382.00; Other salaries, 182,056.43 629,258 41

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Local Masters of Titles and Registrars of Deeds

Salaries ($330,657.40)

Algoma, 53,988.58; Cochrane, 34,576.33; Kenora, 15,157.74; Manitoulin, 2,400.00;Muskoka, 25,060.57; Nipissing, 30,857.98; Parry Sound, 22,189.92; Rainv River,

7,552.98; Sudbury, 44,128.14; Thunder Bay—Fort William, 23,999.92; ThunderBay—Port Arthur, 49,790.24; Timiskaming, 20,955.00 330,657 40

Sheriffs, Local Registrars, S.C.O., Surrogate Registrars,County and District Court Clerks

Salaries ($1,727,933.03)

Algoma, 39,189.49; Brant, 32,811.88; Bruce, 14,700.00; Carleton, 83,128.75; Cochrane,21,858.07; Dufferin, 9,300.00; Elgin, 24,831.44; Essex, 69,015.76; Frontenac,30,058.27; Grey, 22,362.00; Haldimand, 11,370.96; Halton, 29,017.86; Hastings,26,482.92; Huron, 19,419.58; Kenora, 14,535.96; Kent, 29,329.92; Lambton,37,369.88; Lanark, 13,767.00; Leeds and Grenville, 25,923.84; Lennox andAddington, 10,308.00; Lincoln, 48,993.82; Manitoulin, 4,206.00; Middlesex,78,559.56; Muskoka, 13,545.00; Nipissing, 25,975.97; Norfolk, 23,088.00;Northumberland, 23,511.90; Ontario, 35,209.92; Oxford, 25,360.92; Parry Sound,15,327.84; Peel, 32,068.33; Perth, 21,200.72; Peterborough, 32,207.88; Prescottand Russell, 11,272.92; Prince Edward, 13,362.00; Rainy River, 12,898.92;Renfrew, 18,402.00; Simcoe, 41,279.76; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry,27,339.00; Sudbury, 37,724.88; Thunder Bay, 37,791.84; Timiskaming, 13,128.00;Victoria, 11,895.68; Waterloo, 45,695.88; Welland, 48,573.84; Wellington,21,010.26; Wentworth, 82,478.70; York, 361,041.91 1,727,933 03

County and District Offices


Queen's Printer, 72,481.69; Standard Microfilming Co., Ltd., 13,147.45;Telephone, 4,272.05; accounts under $3,500, 10,045.26 99,946 45

County Judges

Travelling Expenses attending Division Courts ($12,009.70)

Sundry Judges 12,009 70

Inspector of Legal Offices $2,900,333 55

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACCOUNTS

Audit Office

Salaries ($18,399.84)

M. M. Parkhill, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 12,399.84 18,399 84



Counties and Cities, Administration of Justice ($49,859.47)

Brant, 392.00; Dufferin, 657.60; Elgin, 2,166.91 ; Essex, 1,073.10; Frontenac, 1,612.75;Halton, 30.00; Hamilton, 332.85; Leeds and Grenville, 1,580.90; Middlesex,107.40; Northumberland and Durham, 1,853.85; Ontario, 2,090.80; Oxford,502.40; Peel, 124.22; Perth, 30.00; Prince Edward, 411.29; Simcoe, 793.05;Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 399.20; Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto,16,539.02; Toronto, 63.95; Victoria, 10.00; Waterloo, 11.30; Welland, 41.00;Wentworth, 60.70; York, 18,299.63; Queen's Printer, 675.55 49,859 47


Criminal Justice Accounts—Continued

Districts, Administration of Justice ($348,664.29)

Algoma, 56,015.61; Cochrane, 64,908.84; Kenora, 36,290.30; Manitoulin, 5,521.78;Muskoka, 20,296.21; Nipissing, 19,267.93; Parry Sound, 12,156.43; RainyRiver, 7,331.49; Sudbury, 67,507.02; Thunder Bay, 49,315.88; Timiskaming,9,520.10; Accounts under $3,500, 532.70 348,664 29

District Treasurers and Court Reporters

Salaries ($57,524.52)

Algoma, 8,550.00; Cochrane, 5,400.00; Kenora, 4,699.92; Manitoulin, 1,275.00;Muskoka, 4,699.92; Nipissing, 8,400.00; Parry Sound, 499.92; Rainy River,4,699.92; Sudbury, 8,100.00; Thunder Bay, 5,599.92; Timiskaming, 5,599.92.. 57,524 52

Magistrates and Juvenile Courts

Salaries ($562,694.68)

L. Addison, 9,449.94; H. C. Arrell, 10,899.96; F. R. Barnum, 8,405.52; A. D.Barron, 9,449.94; F. W. Bartrem, 11,749.98; R. B. Baxter, 10,549.98; N. K.Bennett, 8,499.96; P. C. Bergeron, 10,549.98; S. T. Bigelow, 11,749.98; R. I.

Blain, 7,999.98; J. W. Butler, 7,399.98; K. A. Cameron, 10,899.96; T. A. Connor,8,149.92; A. F. Cook, 9,999.96; F. C. Cornell, 8,449.92; J. A. Cox, 8,449.92;

I. B. Craig, 10,500.00; W. W. Creighton, 6,999.96; W. Davies, 8,449.92; J. C.Dunlap, 10,500.00; F. S. Ebbs, 10,249.98; T. S. Elmore, 12,249.96; A. Falzetta,

7,599.96; G. R. Foster, 10,899.96; H. D. Foster, 9,449.94; W. H. Fox, 6,217.70;

A. J. Fraser, 9,499.92; J. V. Fregeau, 7,650.00; W. S. Gardner, 10,149.96; J. B.Garvin, 10,500.00; N. A. Gianelli, 9,699.96; D. F. Graham, 9,949.98; J. Grudeff,9,999.96; P. T. Hake, 8,149.92; H. D. Hallett, 11,149.98; J. A. Hanrahan,10,500.00; H. G. Hays, 10,249.98; O. S. Hollinrake, 12,149.94; H. R. Howitt8,999.94; R. C. Jackson, 9,399.96; F. K. Jasperson, 10,649.94; G. H. Jermyn,9,399.96; I. C. Johnston, 8,299.92; E. W. Kenrick, 9,549.96; J. H. Kirkpatrick,

10,249.98; L. Lalonde, 8,799.96; K. M. Langdon, 10,309.21; W. O. Langdon,11,149.98; M. Leger, 9,049.92; W. K. MacGregor, 10,299.96; A. W. MacMillan,12,149.94; A. J. Marck, 9,749.94; F. G. McAlister, 11,449.98; O. C. McClevis,8,449.92; J. R. McKnight, 7,500.00; D. B. Menzies, 12,249.96; A. S. Mitchell,

8,999.94; R. I. Moore, 8,899.98; W. R. Morrison, 10,149.96; I. Munro, 11,249.94;

A. R. O'Connor, 11,749.98; R. G. Pearse, 7,399.98; W. R. Philp, 10,500.00;

J. L. Prentice, 14,931.40; J. L. Roberts, 10,449.96; J. E. Robinson, 12,149.94;

W. F. Rogers, 9,949.98; J. Sauve, 11,749.98; F. H. Shaw, 7,500.00; L. A. Sherwood,6,869.57; J. T. Shillington, 9,949.98; D. C. Smith, 9,499.98; A. S. Stewart,9,199.98; V. L. Stewart, 11,499.96; G. E. Strike, 12,749.94; C. A. Thoburn,11,749.98; R. M. S. Thomas, 9,699.96; F. N. Thompson, 9,099.96; W. J. Tuchtie,11,149.98; D. Webster, 8,397.25; T. Y. Wills, 10,650.00; T. H. Wolfe, 8,899.92;

J. H. Woodhouse, 9,099.96; W. F. Woodliffe, 12,149.94; Other salaries,

43,544.09 873,021 78Less Refunds:

Sundry Cities 310,327 10

562,694 68

Travelling Expenses and Contingencies ($62,223.59)

Sundry Magistrates—Travelling Expenses 62,223 59

Reimbursement of Salaries of Judges and Court Officials;

Maintenance of Offices—Judicial Districts ($39,420.80)

Algoma, 3,071.20; Cochrane, 1,200.00; Kenora, 1,833.52; Manitoulin, 499.92;

Muskoka, 1,455.68; Nipissing, 4,244.16; Parry Sound, 3,209.61; Rainy River,

999.96; Sudbury, 5,493.00; Thunder Bay, 15,433.75; Timiskaming, 1,980.00.. 39,420 80

Expenses, Warrants and Summonses,re Deserted Wives and Children ($202.75)


Supervising Coroner

Salary ($1,000.00)

S. Lawson 1,000 00


Criminal Justice Accounts—Continued

Grant to Legal Aid Fund, Law Society of Upper Canada ($5,000.00)

Law Society of Upper Canada 5,000 00

Special Services ($1,538.90)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 5, Sec. 10


Police College—Research Expenditures ($3,658.99)


J. L. Roberts, 2,018.02; Accounts under $1,200, 841.85 2,859 87

Miscellaneous:


Criminal Justice Accounts $1,151,760 83

ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE

Payments made pursuant to The Police Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 298

Salaries ($9,236,129.61)

Administrative Staff:

D. Adair, 7,740.00; H. V. Allsop, 7,086.85; J. Bartlett, 11,359.92; A. H. Bird,

7,637.33; W. H. Clark, 13,860.00; J. F. Craig, 7,680.00; R. E. Davis, 6,000.00;W. D. Duncan, 7,860.00; W. J. Franks, 10,860.00; H. H. Graham, 7,680.00;K. W. Grice, 7,320.00; J. W. Harris, 7,740.00; E. A. Hoath, 8,937.98; F. C.Kelly, 8,559.96; W. H. Kennedy, 10,299.96; J. P. La Perriere, 7,680.00; A.Macleod, 8,559.96; W. J. McBride, 7,838.71; J. L. McDermott, 7,680.00; W. A.Melbourne, 6,078.15; E. A. Moss, 7,036.67; J. L. Needham, 7,740.00; L. Neil,

8,439.96; D. A. Nicol, 7,680.00; N. Phelps, 8,599.92; H. M. Purdy, 7,680.00;W. S. Rhodes, 7,800.00; A. M. Shaughnessy, 8,559.96; A. F. Shields. 6.000.00:

Districts:

Inspectors 133,305 42Sergeants 491,985 54Corporals 1,160,303 32Constables 6,466,770 26Probationary Constables 151,535 02

Total 9,765,531 51

Less Refunds:

Sundry Municipalities 529,231 90Miscellaneous 170 00

529,401 909,236,129 61

Travelling Expenses $1,692,572.32Maintenance 1,489,722.32

$3,182,294.64

District Disbursements:

District No. 1—Chatham:Travelling Expenses, 23,314.17; Less costs recovered, 21,262.62 . . 2,051 55Maintenance 20,585 93

District No. 2—London:

Travelling Expenses, 49,199.99; Less costs recovered, 12,124.15 . . 37,075 84Maintenance 23,265 57

22,637 48

60,341 41

B 18 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

Ontario Provincial Police—Continued

District Disbursements—Continued

District No. 3—Dundas:

Travelling Expenses, 32,380.09; Less costs recovered, 8,993.00. . . 23,387 09Maintenance 17,489 32

District No. 4—Niagara Falls:


District No. 5—Toronto:


District No. 6—Mount Forest:


District No. 7—Barrie:

Travelling Expenses, 43,010.36; Less costs recovered, 1,697.62 . . . 41,312 74Maintenance 37,810 96

District No. 8—Peterborough

:


District No. 9—Belleville:


District No. 10—Perth:


District No. 11—Cornwall:

Travelling Expenses, 31,925.62; Less costs recovered, 4,115.07. . . 27,810 55

Maintenance 15,804 34

District No. 12—North Bay:

Travelling Expenses, 42,320.13; Less costs recovered, 10,868.91 . . 31,451 22


District No. 13—Sudbury:

Travelling Expenses, 29,302.43; Less costs recovered, 2,836.80 . . . 26,465 63


District No. 14—Sault Ste. Marie:



District No. 15—Timmins:



No. 1

40,876 41

53,967 26

53,057 17

63,184 80

79,123 70

43,397 34

39,411 45

48,858 40

43,614 89

52,811 95

43,346 31

28,644 35

36.504 67



District Disbursements—Continued

District No. 16—Port Arthur:

Travelling Expenses, 17,907.44; Less costs recovered, 28,640.20. . 10,732 76


District No. 17—Kenora:

Travelling Expenses, 29,003.25; Less costs recovered, 11,425.09. . 17,578 16


Travelling Expenses—Headquarters :


Less costs recovered 3,737 65

Emergency Measures Organization:

Travelling Expenses—Sundry Officers, 601.75; Auxiliary Police,

2,629.05 3,230 80Less costs recovered 418 15

Criminal Investigation Branch:

Travelling Expenses and Disbursements of Officers, C.I.B 18,964 02Less costs recovered 270 60

12,613 43

32,544 91

3,459 50

2,812 65

18,693 42

Anti-Gambling Branch

:

Travelling Expenses—Sundry Officers 1,714 91

Less costs recovered 12 00

1,702 91

Maintenance 814 00

Anti-Highgrade Branch:

Travelling Expenses—Sundry Officers 4,959 65Less costs recovered 74 40

2,516 91

4,885 25

Sundry Payments:

Miscellaneous 21,055 97

Automobile Supplies and Repairs:

Acme Bearings & Parts, Ltd., 3,619.08; Addison Cadillac Oldsmobile, Ltd.,

4,909.02; Bassingthwaite's Garage, 8,105.40; W. F. Bolduc Tire Co., 5,404.85;

B. P. Canada, Ltd., 16,116.12; British American Oil Co., Ltd., 174,633.27;Canadian Industries, Ltd., 7,735.50; Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 103,920.03;Canadian Petrofina, Ltd., 33,408.47; Champlain Oil Products, Ltd., 4,883.62;Cities Service Oil Co., Ltd., 46,100.81; City Tire Sales, 8,027.22; Ed. CroweTire Sales, Ltd., 6,794.97; Dominion Tire Stores (Toronto), 4,677.50; Forrest's

Auto Electric, Ltd., 4,659.95; Grand Tire Co., Ltd., 6,016.00; Hancock Tire,

Ltd., 4,628.82 ; Harpham Brothers, 6,249.32 ; Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 6,694.78

;

Imperial Oil (Edmonton), Ltd., 17,826.70; Imperial Oil (Leaside), Ltd., 166,594.96;Inter-City Tire Sales, Ltd., 3,791.70; Ross Lipsett Tire & Automotive Supply,5,823.06; Menzies Brothers, 6,478.13; North Star Oil, Ltd., 10,727.19; OntarioAutomobile Co., Ltd., 5,064.71; Palmer Tire, Ltd., 5,251.90; Ernie Payne TireSales, Ltd., 4,628.22; Pioneer Tire, Ltd., 8,500.51; Scanlon Clutch & PartsService, 15,659.52; Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd., 132,067.74; Sterling Oil

Distributors, Ltd., 10,005.92; Sun Oil Co., Ltd., 65,559.30; Supertest PetroleumCorp., Ltd., 93,959.80; Texaco Canada, Ltd., 123,050.75; United Tire Sales,

6,785.00; Accounts under $3,500, 138,470.07 1,276,829 91Less: Refunds 42,352 84

1,234,477 07



Insurance:

Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co., (FleetInsurance—Automobiles, etc.) 75,612 82

London Life Insurance Co., (Group Life Insurance). . . . 130,833 50Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd., (Camera Insurance, etc.). . . 40 07Reed, Shaw & McNaught, (Marine Insurance—Patrol

Boats) 4,943 29Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd., (Fire Insurance Re

Contents—Headquarters, etc.) 972 50212,402 18

Less: Refunds—Fleet Insurance 2,015 03Contributions by Officers—Group Life. . . . 73,494 15

London Life Insurance Co.— Dividends. . . 38,747 52114,256 70

98,145 48Workmen's Compensation Board:

Payments pursuant to Section 34, The Workmen's Compensation Act, andAdministration Assessment pursuant to Section 119 22,885 16

Purchase of Equipment:

Central Chevrolet Oldsmobile (London), Ltd., 4,130.95; Central Chevrolet(Toronto), Ltd., 7,985.16; Chrysler Corp. of Canada, Ltd., 153,330.27; CityChevrolet Oldsmobile (1955), Ltd., 7,042.58; Cruickshank Motors, Ltd., 5,739.12;Drinkwater Motors, Ltd., 3,974.02; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 9,315.01; A. D. Gorrie& Co., Ltd., 38,405.62; Greb Shoes, Ltd., 11,590.50; Grew Boats, Ltd., 15,902.60;Hughes-Earle Motors, Ltd., 5,752.27; Jessiman Motors, Ltd., 4,240.19; LincolnMotors, Ltd., 3,830.44; Marnoch Office Supply Co., 3,573.00; Martin's (Pem-broke), Ltd., 3,813.48; McCutcheon's Camera Shop, Ltd., 4,095.92; A. C.Mclntyre Motors, Ltd., 6,730.01; Meredith-Connelly Motors, Ltd., 5,234.96;Mer-Lin Motors, Ltd., 4,983.40; Miller-Hughes, Ltd., 4,158.82; Mitchell,

Houghton, Ltd., 6,086.95; Muir Cap & Regalia, Ltd., 6,263.75; Northern Electric

Co., Ltd., 3,551.49; H. S. Pook, Ltd., 4,681.00; Port Credit Motors, Ltd.,

5,923.91 ; Remington Rand, Ltd., 15,996.39; Royal Typewriter Co., Ltd., 4,332.26;Saugeen Motors, 4,047.22; Smith-Corona (Canada), Ltd., 11,026.91; StaintonOffice Supply, Ltd., 6,223.12; Sudbury Motors, Ltd., 3,863.11; Tip Top Tailors,

Ltd., 58,323.48; Underwood, Ltd., 22,252.71; United Stationery Co., Ltd.,

4,647.47; Uptown Motors, 5,247.50; Brad Walker Motors, Ltd., 6,753.88; WhiteHardware, Ltd., 4,909.91; Willys of Canada, Ltd., 11,307.75; Windsor MotorCo., Ltd., 9,037.54; Russell Winter & Co., 23,073.40; G. H. Wood & Co., Ltd.,

10,647.33; Accounts under $3,500, 231,100.57 763,125 97Less: Refunds 3,340 42

759,785 55

Miscellaneous:

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada—Teletype Service, 40,443.00; re Zenith, 50,000,

4,123.05; Department of Highways, 2,321.13; Department of Public Works,5,342.96; Queen's Printer, 78,529.52; Sundry Officers, General Headquarters,(clothing allowance), 3,668.50; Sundry Municipalities, (taxes), 49,173.41;

Express, 10,756.27; accounts under $3,500, 64,283.91 258,641 75

Ontario Police College ($34,341.53)

Maintenance:

Dominion Catering Co., Ltd., 26,279.90; Accounts under $3,500, 8,061.63.. 34,341 53

Radio Communicating System ($249,347.72)



Maintenance:

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 5,321.62; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.,

230,036.02;- Accounts under $3,500, 3,189.69 238,547 33Less: Refunds 2,347 20

236,200 13

Districts' Radio Expenses 12,218 28248,418 41

Ontario Provincial Police $12,702,113 50


OFFICIAL GUARDIAN'S OFFICE

Salaries ($120,503.74)

E. C. Ball, 6,300.00; J. E. Beatty, 7,800.00; R. F. Fredericks, 7,200.00; S. M.McBride, 7,500.00; J. B. Osborne, 8,599.92; L. W. Perry, 9,208.30; G. C. Power,8,199.96; F. T. Watson, 12,000.00; Other salaries, 53,695.56 120,503 74


Department of Public Works, 15,034.68; Accounts under $3,500, 7,630.0622,664 74

Total Expenditure, Official Guardian's Office. .$ 143,168 48Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures by

Official Guardian 143,168 48

Administration of The Matrimonial Causes Act

Salaries ($37,056.19)

L. B. Campbell, 8,199.96; R. G. Galbraith, 6,600.00; Other salaries, 22,256.23. . 37,056 19



Services of Agents ($6,184.45)

Sundry Persons 6, 184 45

Special Services—Children's Aid Societies ($58,425.00)

Sundry Children's Aid Societies of Ontario 58,425 00

Administration of The Matrimonial Causes Act $106,756 69

Official Guardian's Office $106,756 69

PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S OFFICE

Salaries ($541,843.65)

W. J. Black, 6,900.00; W. P. Boylan, 6,600.00; J. D. Bradford, 8,299.95; F. G.Brailey, 6,900.00; K. Caverly, 6,000.00; S. F. Cook, 6,600.00; E. A. Gelinas,

8,599.92; H. A. Goring, 6,900.00; K. G. Hoffman, 6,900.00; F. L. Hogg, 8,299.95;A. H. Krieger, 9,999.96; F. A. Levis, 9,000.00; F. J. Maher, 9,999.96; N. A.McPherson, 6,000.00; J. C. Ready, 6,600.00; R. S. Roach, 8,299.95; L. H. Snider,

10,999.92; ]. W. Thompson, 12,499.92; B. G. Williams, 6,000.00; S. Winkler,10,999.92; W. F. Wright, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 371,244.24. . . . 541,843 65



J. H. Elliott, 2,539.32; E. C. Hardie, 2,851.92; H. A. McCrindle, 3,024.83; A. B.Nicholls, 2,220.84; B. G. Williams, 2,507.70; Accounts under $1,200, 1,728.03.

14,872 64

Miscellaneous:

Arthur A. Crawley & Co., 5,500.00; Department of Public Works, 91,431.00;Queen's Printer, 30,063.45; Stainton Office Supply, Ltd., 6,629.99; Postage,7,500.00; accounts under $3,500, 7,035.68 148,160 12

Total Expenditure, Public Trustee's Office $704,876 41Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures by

Public Trustee 704,876 41


ACCOUNTANT'S OFFICE—SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO

Salaries ($30,319.92)

J. B. Cameron, 9,499.92; J. G. Holden, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 13,620.0030,319 92


Pettit, Hill & Bertram, 4,000.00; Department of Public Works, 5,724.00;Accounts under $3,500, 2,165.83 11,889 83

Total Expenditure, Accountant's Office,

Supreme Court of Ontario. . $ 42,209 75Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures by

Accountant, Supreme Court of Ontario. 42,209 75

CO-ORDINATOR OF JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION

Salaries ($14,239.92)

A. A. Russell, 10,999.92; Other salaries, 3,240.00 14,239 92



Co-ordinator of Justice Administration $17,173 21

STATUTORY


Hon. A. Kelso Roberts 12,000 00

Allowances to Supreme Court Judges ($30,404.36)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 128. Sec. 1

Court of Appeal for Ontario

Hon. Mr. Justice—D. Porter, C.J.O., 1,000.00; J. B. Aylesworth, 1,000.00; C. W. G.Gibson, 1,000.00; A. Kelly, 180.10; R. E. Laidlaw, 1,000.00; A. M. LeBel, 605.55;F. G. MacKay, 1,000.00; G. A. McGillivray, 1,000.00; K. G. Morden, 1,000.00;

W. D. Roach, 1,000.00; W. F. Schroeder, 1,000.00 9,785 65

High Court of Ontario

Hon. Mr. Justice—J. C. McRuer, C.J.H.C, 1,000.00; H. A. Aylen, 1,000.00; F. H.Barlow, 916.66; R. A. Danis, 166.66; J. F. Donnelly, 1,000.00; R. I. Ferguson,1,000.00; G. A. Gale, 1,000.00; D. P. J. Kelly, 1,000.00; J. M. King, 1,000.00;

L. A. Landreville, 1,000.00; J. L. McLennan, 1,000.00; E. G. Moorhouse, 1,000.00;

D. R. Morand, 513.89; W. D. Parker, 21.50; S. N. Schatz, 1,000.00; P. E. F.

Smily, 1,000.00; W. F. Spence, 1,000.00; C. D. Stewart, 1,000.00; E. C. Thompson,1,000.00; R. W. Treleaven, 1,000.00; G. T. Walsh, 1,000.00; D. C. Wells, 1,000.00;

J. L. Wilson, 1,000.00 20,618 71

Allowances to County and District Judges ($104,834.64)

R.S.O. 1960, Chapter 77

Allowances under Section 9, subsection 1:

His Honour Judge—Anderson, 1,500.00; Bennett, 1,500.00; Brennan, 1,500.00;

Brickenden, 1,500.00; Carscallen, 1,500.00; Charlton, 1,500.00; Clark, 1,500.00;

Cochrane, 1,125.00; Cooper, 1,500.00; Cross, 1,500.00; Currey, 1,500.00; Darby,1,500.00; Denton, 1,500.00; Donley, 1,500.00; Dowler, 1,500.00; Duranceau,1,500.00; Factor, 1,500.00; Fingland, 1,500.00; Forsyth, 2,499.96; Fuller, 1,500.00;

Galligan, 1,500.00; Gordon, 1,500.00; Griffiths, 1,500.00; Grosch, 1,500.00;

Hall, 84.68; Harvie, 1,500.00; Hugill, 1,500.00; Kennedy, 1,500.00; Lane, 1,500.00;

Lang, 1,500.00; Latchford, 1,500.00; Legris, 1,500.00; Lewis, 1,500.00; Little,


Statutory—Continued

Allowances to County and District Judges—Continued

Allowances under Section 9, subsection 1—Continued

1,500.00; Macdonald, 1,500.00; Macdonell, 1,500.00; MacKenzie, 1,500.00;MacLaren, 1,500.00; F. J. MacRae, 1,500.00; I. MacRae, 1,500.00; Marion,1,375.00; McAndrew, 1,500.00; McCallum, 1,500.00; McCombs, 1,500.00;McDonagh, 1,500.00; McDonald, 1,500.00; McDougall, 1,500.00; McGibbon,1,500.00; McLennan, 1,500.00; McMillan, 1,500.00; Miller, 1,500.00; Moore,250.00; Plouffe, 1,500.00; Pritchard, 1,375.00; Reville, 1,500.00; Reynolds,1,500.00; Robb, 1,500.00; J. B. Robinson, 1,500.00; W. N. Robinson, 1,500.00;

Schwenger, 1,500.00; Shea, 1,500.00; Smith, 1,500.00; St. Aubin, 1,500.00;

Strange, 1,500.00; Sweet, 1,500.00; Thomas, 1,500.00; Timmins, 1,500.00;Weaver, 1,500.00; Willmott, 1,500.00; Wilson, 1,500.00; Young, 625.00; HerHonour Judge Kinnear, 1,500.00 104,834 64

Allowances to County and District Judges—Surrogate Fees ($121,387.57)

R.S.O. 1960, Chapter 77

Allowances under Section 9, subsection 2:

His Honour Judge—Anderson, 2,000.00; Bennett, 2,000.00; Brennan, 2,000.00;Brickenden, 1,838.20; Carscallen, 2,000.00; Charlton, 2,000.00; Clark, 2,000.00;Cochrane, 1,956.26; Cooper, 1,179.40; Cross, 2,000.00; Currey, 355.60; Darby,2,000.00; Denton, 2,000.00; Donley, 2,000.00; Dowler, 1,745.10; Duranceau,1,702.60; Factor, 2,000.00; Fingland, 2,000.00; Forsyth, 2,000.00; Fuller, 2,000.00;Galligan, 2,000.00; Gordon, 2,000.00; Griffiths, 2,000.00; Grosch, 2,000.00;Harvie, 2,000.00; Hugill, 477.80; Kennedy, 2,000.00; Lane, 689.80; Lang, 2,000.00;

Latchford, 2,000.00; Legris, 2,000.00; Lewis, 2,000.00; Little, 587.50; Macdonald,2,000.00; Macdonell, 2,000.00; MacKenzie, 2,000.00; MacLaren, 2,000.00;F. J. MacRae, 2,000.00; I. MacRae, 2,000.00; Marion, 787.60; McAndrew,1,745.10; McCallum, 2,000.00; McCombs, 2,000.00; McDonagh, 2,000.00;

McDonald, 1,326.95; McDougall, 2,000.00; McGibbon, 1,775.40; McLennan,617.20; McMillan, 2,000.00; Miller, 2,000.00; Plouffe, 1,697.60; Pritchard,

2,000.00; Reville, 2,000.00; Reynolds, 1,326.95; Robb, 695.40; J. B. Robinson,1,205.40; W. N. Robinson, 2,000.00; Schwenger, 2,000.00; Shea, 2,000.00; Smith,650.20; St. Aubin, 1,179.40; Strange, 2,000.00; Sweet, 2,000.00; Thomas, 1,150.20;

Timmins, 2,000.00; Weaver, 2,000.00; Willmott, 2,000.00; Wilson, 1,989.00;

Young, 1,229.51; Her Honour Judge Kinnear, 1,479.40 121,387 57

Payments on behalf of the Crown for the cost of Plans required underThe Registry Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 348, Sec. 94, subsection 17 ($5,487.47)

Township of Amabel, 609.96; Township of Artemesia, 425.00; Township of Dover,320.75; Township of Essa, 730.00; C. R. Lowes, 78.42; Village of Norwich,3,323.34 5,487 47

Allowances to Magistrates ($1,800.00)

8 George VI, 1944, Chap. 58, Sec. 13

H. L. Cruso, 150.00; O. A. Langley, 750.00; J. A. Makins, 900.00 1,800 00

Payments under The Audit Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 27, Sec. 12 ($2,400.00)


Expenses of Elections ($31,988.99)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 118, Sec. 193

General Election 1959Election Board Accounts:

Counties—Frontenac, 23.00; York, 33.08 56 08

Returning Officers, Enumerators, etc.:

Electoral Districts—Algoma-Manitoulin, 254.90; Cochrane North, 309.92;Cochrane South, 323.40; Halton, 17.42; Hamilton Centre, 10.00; Kenora,54.00; Lambton West, 50.60; Nickel Belt, 58.80; Nipissing, 187.46; RenfrewSouth, 877.80; Simcoe East, 10.00; Sudbury, 6.00; Timiskaming, 5,641.06;

Waterloo South, 80.29; Wentworth, 93.54 7.975 19



Expenses of Elections—Continued

By-Elections

Election Board Accounts:

Provisional Judicial Districts—Timiskaming 640 00

Counties—Simcoe 1 ,038 94

Returning Officers, Enumerators, etc.

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Electoral Districts—Simcoe Centre, 22,260.84; Timiskaming, 17,162.58 39,423 42

General Expenses:

Sundry accounts under $3,500 587 68

Add: Balance of Accountable Advance, Chief Election Officer, 1960-61 2,896 60

52,617 91Less: Outstanding Accountable Advance, Chief Election Officer, prior years 22,007 23

30,610 68The Liquor Licence Act:

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 5.95; Canadian Pacific Express Co., 2.10; Queen'sPrinter, 1,370.26 1,378 31

Total Expenses of Elections 31,988 99

Statutory $310,303 03

SPECIAL WARRANTServices and Travelling Expenses for members of the Attorney General's Department,

G. R. Magone, Professor Alex Brady and others to attend Conferences betweenAttorneys General of Canada and its Provinces on constitutional matters ($4,737.46)

Services:

A. Brady, 300.00; C. R. Magone, 3,500.00 3,800 00



Total Expenditure, Department of Attorney General, $21,034,953.17

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Emergency Measures Branch 7

Conservation and Parks Branch 7

Housing Branch 8

Ontario House, London, England 9

Ontario-St. Lawrence Development Commission 10

Trade and Industry Branch 12

Statutory 13

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MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($223,686.17)

T. A. C. Tyrrell Deputy Minister 9,330 29A. V. Cameron, 9,999.96; H. F. Crown, 1,305.35; R. W. Haist, 6,600.00; J. H.Pollard, 5,852.68; C. G. Reading, 8,199.97; Other salaries, 182,397.92 223,686 17


Hon. W. M. Nickle, 1,475.00; R. L. Dudley, 2,345.82; J. H. Pollard, 2,336.78;TC. G.Reading, 1,243.12; T. A. C. Tyrrell, 1,275.29; Accounts under $1,200,6,091.74 14,767 75


Gestetner (Canada), Ltd., 4,524.82; Queen's Printer, 13,577.49;Accounts under $3,500, 17,932.26 36,034 57

Less: Printing costs transferred to other Branches. . 4,432 26Supplies transferred to other Branches 6,812 44Printing costs transferred to Department of

Municipal Affairs 2,047 75Supplies transferred to Department of Muni-

cipal Affairs 1,743 7715,036 22

20,998 35

Postage—Entire Department ($7,986.67)

Postmaster 7,986 67

Exhibits, Publications, Publicity, Promotion, etc. ($31,767.94)

Dalton K. Camp & Associates, Ltd., 14,103.95; Printing costs transferred fromMain Office, Maintenance, 206.93; Accounts under $3,500, 17,457.06 31,767 94

In-Service Training ($192.61)


Northern Ontario Economic Development Committee—AdministrationExpenses, etc. ($1,028.91)

Printing costs transferred from Main Office, 15.58; Supplies transferred from MainOffice, 6.15; Accounts under $3,500, 1,007.18 1,028 91

Grants ($53,489.12)

Municipal Camping Areas as approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council:

Township of Innisfil, 855.00; Town of Kenora, 2,634.12 3,489 12

Payments toward the carrying out of feasibility studies on the Moose River in

connection with a Port at Moosonee:

Receiver General of Canada 50,000 00

Ontario Parks Integration Board—Administration Expenses, etc. ($128.71)

Maintenance:




EMERGENCY MEASURES BRANCH

Salaries ($43,531.63)

E. F. Bevis, 8,499.96; C. B. Broadbent, 6,000.00; R. T. Gavin, 6,000.00; W. G.Gilling, 7,500.00; E. J. Hughes, 6,600.00; C. E. Parmenter, 7,500.00; A. D.Pearce, 6,000.00; J. H. Pollard, 1,092.86; W. J. Scott, honorarium, 1,118.04;

S. G. Shier, 7,026.27; T. E. Smyth, 6,000.00; T. A. C. Tyrrell, 1,669.63; P. E.

Werk, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 103,119.75 174,126 51



British American Oil Co., Ltd., 1,661.03; Accounts under $1,200, 23,941.62


6,451 09


Collins Radio Co. of Canada, Ltd., 25,780.98; Dunlop Canada, Ltd., 4,417.20;

David M. Nesbitt Motors, Ltd., 9,326.67; Tip Top Tailors, Ltd., 10,389.55;

Printing costs transferred from Main Office, 1,226.54; Supplies transferred

from Main Office, 1,489.01; Accounts under $3,500, 35,325.29. . . 87,955 24Less: Government of Canada Repayments 65,856 55

22,098 69

Municipal Projects ($122,476.50)

Grants to Municipalities, etc.:

Barrie, 4,658.59; Belleville, 890.67; Brant County, 9,154.40; Brockville, 1,774.72;

Chatham-Kent County, 10,183.28; Dryden, 312.43; Dufferin County, 6,199.53;

Fort William, 3,406.33; Frontenac County, 537.27; Haldimand County, 1,952.96;

Halton County, 18,979.42; Kapuskasing, 2,078.49; Kemptville, 340.24; KenoraArea, 488.92; Kingston, 2,987.16; Kirkland Lake, 5,084.84; United Countiesof Leeds and Grenville, 21,815.97; London and County of Middlesex, 25,561.16;Newmarket, 470.13; Norfolk County, 8,735.28; North Bay, 432.14; OntarioCounty, 16,330.86; Ottawa, 12,513.30; Owen Sound, 3,129.60; Peel County,6,667.45; County of Perth and City of Stratford, 10,907.06; Peterborough County,12,980.54; Porcupine Area, 4,510.26; Port Arthur, 3,099.35; Prescott, 186.57;United Counties of Prescott and Russell, 10,942.24; Renfrew County, 13,147.01;St. Catharines and Lincoln County, 33,646.54; St. Thomas, 4,454.99; Sarnia,

8,800.88; Sault Ste. Marie, 12,776.67; Simcoe County, 4,399.88; Stormont,Dundas and Glengarry and City of Cornwall, 14,575.57; Sudbury and District,

20,253.02; South Timiskaming, 566.23; Metropolitan Toronto, 208,862.19;Waterloo County, 26,773.36; Welland County, 26,886.83; County of Wellingtonand City of Guelph, 35,219.60; Wentworth County, 24,559.20; Windsor, Riversideand Essex County, 51,303.33; Woodstock, 2,536.58; York County, 17,297.93;East Zorra Township, 275.17 713,646 14Mutual Aid Fire Radio Equipment:

Ontario County, 1,389.99; St. Catharines and Lincoln County,1,647.26; Waterloo County, 1,812.80; Welland County, 5,248.34;Windsor, Riverside and Essex County, 5,039.81 15,138 20


122,476 50

Emergency Measures Branch $194,557 91

CONSERVATION AND PARKS BRANCH

Salaries ($266,785.18)

W. D. Adlam, 6,600.00; A. S. L. Barnes, 8,599.92; V. B. Blake, 6,900.00; R. V.Brittain, 6,600.00; R. S. Broughton, 6,900.00; J. J. Coffey, 6,000.00; G. M.Coutts, 6,300.00; H. F. Crown, 6,955.32; H. G. Hooke, 6,000.00; F. G. Jackson,8,199.96; L. N. Johnson, 6,900.00; M. D. Kirk, 6,600.00; A. D. Latornell, 7,200.00;C. R. Leuty, 6,600.00; K. M. Mayall, 8,199.96; W. G. McNaughton, 6,139.58;

J. W. Murray, 8,199.96; A. H. Richardson, 11,499.96; Other salaries,

136,390.52 266,785 18


Conservation and Parks Branch—Continued


H. F. Crown, 1,461.08; C. R. Leuty, 1,365.30; Accounts under $1,200, 7,999.33. . 10,825 71


Printing costs transferred from Main Office, 624.51; Supplies transferred from MainOffice, 1,459.48; Accounts under $3,500, 6,059.13 8,143 12

Publication of Technical Reports ($17,737.45)

Queen's Printer, 15,921.56; Printing costs transferred from Main Office, 316.82;Accounts under $3,500, 1,499.07 17,737 45

River Valley Conservation Surveys, including aerial surveys and river gauging,salaries of temporary field staff, living and travelling expenses, equipment and

rent, preparation and production of maps ($129,888.79)

C. E. Bush, 5,100.00; Hunting Survey Corporation, Ltd., 5,102.69; Department of

Lands and Forests, 5,489.17; David M. Nesbitt Motors, Ltd., 3,927.00; NewGrand Hotel, 8,403.50; Pay List, wages of men on surveys, 48,304.63; ReceiverGeneral of Canada, 20,270.52; Printing costs transferred from Main Office,

271.18; Accounts under $3,500, 33,020.10 129,888 79

Grants to Conservation Authorities as approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Councilin accordance with The Conservation Authorities Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 62, Sec. 42

($1,192,823.41)

Conservation Authorities:

Ausable River, 12,207.42; Big Creek Region, 26,820.96; Catfish Creek, 4,094.36;Central Lake Ontario, 2,369.23; Credit Valley, 44,010.40; Crowe Valley, 14,712.74;Ganaraska River, 4,208.72; Grand River Conservation Commission, 2,391.94;

Grand Valley, 45,605.62; Holland Valley, 3,254.55; Junction Creek, 10,161.49;

Middle Maitland Valley, 3,489.06; Moira River, 11,043.36; Napanee Valley,

1,056.88; Neebing Valley, 921.77; Niagara Peninsula, 29,062.45; North GreyRegion, 10,168.67; Nottawasaga Valley, 961.67; Otonabee Region, 1,104.02;

Otter Creek, 5,388.00; Sauble Valley, 4,548.46; Saugeen Valley, 24,788.93;

Sixteen Mile Creek, 29,963.59; South Nation River, 4,615.20; Spencer Creek,

1,875.00; Metropolitan Toronto and Region, 815,509.61; Twelve Mile Creek,2,520.48; Upper Thames River, 75,135.57; Whitson Valley, 833.26 1,192,823 41

Conservation and Parks Branch $1,626,203 66

HOUSING BRANCH

Salaries ($103,355.32)

R. B. Bradley, 6,975.00; W. W. Scott, 10,500.00; L. J. Westwood, 6,075.00;

Other salaries, 79,805.32 103,355 32


R. B. Bradley, 1,469.15; M. G. Giles, 1,323.48; Z. Rosenthal, 1,227.35; W. W. Scott,

2,174.66; L. J. Westwood, 2,845.80; Accounts under $1,200, 6,788.49 15,828 93


Printing costs transferred from Main Office, 539.79; Supplies transferred from MainOffice, 1,417.93; Accounts under $3,500, 7,315.18 9,272 90

Publication of Technical Reports, Conferences, etc. ($9,413.32)

Queen's Printer, 5,259.33; Printing costs transferred from Main Office, 201.17;

Supplies transferred from Main Office, 84.63; Accounts under $3,500, 6,184.34

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Less: Conference Registration Fees 2,316 159,413 32


Housing Branch—Continued

Expenditure under the Dominion-Provincial Partnership Agreement as set out in The HousingDevelopment Act, R.S.O. 1960, and the administration thereof ($2,189,275.46)

The Dominion-Provincial Partnership:

Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation 2,138,139 93

Payment of Municipal Share of Recoveries:

Town of Brockville, 2,315.07; City of Fort William, 12,301.96; Town of Goderich,866.39; City of Hamilton, 14,939.81; Town of Kenora, 1,108.84; City of Kitchener,345.20; Town of Lindsay, 1,331.19; Town of Napanee, 807.61; City of NorthBay, 2,458.86; City of Owen Sound, 572.27; City of Port Arthur, 3,093.10;Town of Prescott, 2,421.00; Town of Renfrew, 578.01; City of St. Thomas,4,958.56; Town of Trenton, 984.47 49,082 34

Less: Recoveries—City of Kingston 141 0048,941 34

Housing Authorities, Operating Advances:

Cornwall, 397.28; Delhi, 490.87; London, 825.00; Orillia, 9.68; Ottawa, 171.36. . 1,894 19

Miscellaneous:


Housing Branch $2,327,145 93

ONTARIO HOUSE, LONDON, ENGLAND

Administrative Expenses, including Salaries, Wages, Living and RepresentationAllowances, Travelling Expenses, Public Relations and

General Maintenance ($212,544.35)

Net Remittances to Agent-General, London, England 117,695 53Expenditures made in Ontario 94,848 82

212,544 35

Summary of Accountable Advance

(Expenditures made in London, England, converted into CanadianCurrency at official rates in effect from

April 1, 1960 to March 31, 1961)

J. S. P. Armstrong:

Cable transfers reimbursing monthly expenditures 117,695 53Accountable Imprest Advance (£6,500) 17,724 36

135,419 89

Receipts in London, England:

Airways Mansions, 2,103.03; Treasury, United Kingdom re

City of Westminster, etc., 9,717.59; Mayfair Country Cars,

1,696.07; Sundry receipts, 25.65 13,542 34

148,962 23Deduct Expenditures:

April 1, 1960 to March 31, 1961 131,237 87

Accountable Imprest Advance (£6,500) 17,724 36

Details of Expenditures

April 1, 1960 to March 31, 1961

Expenditures made in London, England:

Wages

:

Sundry Persons, 28,229.10; National Health Contributions,1,539.40 29,768 50


Ontario House, London, England—Continued

Details of Expenditures—Continued

Expenditures made in London, England—Continued

Living Allowances: (Converted at $3.00 to the £)

J. S. P. Armstrong, 2,500.00: H. G. Donaldson, 1,000.00; A.Emslie, 1,000.00; R. H. Stapleford, 932.84; G. D. Taylor,1,000.00; W. T. Thompson, 1,000.00 7,432 84

Representation Allowance: (Converted at $3.00 to the £)

J. S. P. Armstrong 4,500 00

Travelling Expenses and Subsistence:

H. G. Donaldson, 1,591.28; A. Emslie, 1,306.03; R. H. Stapleford,3,127.24; W. T. Thompson, 1,846.23; Accounts under $1,200,819.06 8,689 84

Other Expenses:

Associated London Properties, Ltd., 19,884.43; Office CleaningServices, Ltd., 3,523.90; St. Quintin Son and Stanley, 11,134.95;City of Westminster, 10,398.56; Postage, 4,211.13; accountsunder $3,500, 31,693.72 80,846 69

Expenditures made in London, England 131,237 87

Expenditures made in Ontario:

Salaries:

J. S. P. Armstrong, 12,499.92; H. G. Donaldson, 7,200.00; A.Emslie, 6,900.00; R. H. Stapleford, 6,955.32; G. D. Taylor,6,300.00; W. T. Thompson, 6,600.00; Other salaries, 34,935.08. 81,390 32


R. H. Stapleford, 1,728.80; Accounts under $1,200, 589.48. . . 2,318 28

Other Expenses:

Queen's Printer, 6,866.93; Accounts under $3,500, 4,273.29. 11,140 22

Expenditures made in Ontario 94,848 82

Total 226,086 69

212,544 35

Deduct:

Receipts in London, England (see page C 9) 13,542 34

Ontario House, London, England $212,544 35

ONTARIO-ST. LAWRENCE DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

Administration ($219,835.92)

Members of Commission:

Salaries

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G. H. Challies (Chairman), 9,999.96; J. A. C. Auld, 3,999.96; J. L. Carroll,

6,000.00 19,999 92

Per Diem Allowances:

H. L. Babcock, 120.00; A. K. Farlinger, 135.00; J. A. Filion, 135.00; T. W.Lane, 120.00; J. A. Phillips, 120.00; C. D. Quilliam, 90.00; T. C. Reilly,

90.00; J. T. Smith, 135.00 945 00


J. A. C Auld, 1,359.53; Accounts under $1,200, 2,058.41 3,417 94


Ontario-St. Lawrence Development Commission—Continued

Administration—Contin ued

Staff:

Salaries:

M. R. Lemon, 10,750.02; G. W. Tindal, 6,900.00; R. L. Way, 8,349.96;

Other salaries, 100,400.45 126,400 43



Maintenance:

Dalton K. Camp & Associates, Ltd., 27,871.59; Receiver General of Canada,Unemployment Insurance Commission, 10,113.55; Telephone, 4,890.87;

accounts under $3,500, 23,815.20 . 66,691 21

Less: Sale of materials 5 8566,685 36

Operation of Parks and Historic Sites ($352,972.72)

Salaries

:

B. W. Way, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 353,275.74 359,275 74


R. L. Way, 2,477.46; Accounts under $1,200, 3,373.65 5,851 11

Maintenance:

Allied Chemicals Canada, Ltd., 4,005.98; Breadner Co., Ltd., 7,492.82; British

American Oil Co., Ltd., 9,617.30; Canadian Petrofina, Ltd., 5,096.28; Cruick-shank Construction, Ltd., 8,746.00; Duke Lawn Equipment, Ltd., 3,755.84;

Frontenac Coach Lines, Ltd., 3,822.00; Hanson & Edgar, Ltd., 4,716.16; Hogg& Lytle, Ltd., 4,393.90; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 7,775.30;

W. R. McRae Co., Ltd., 5,368.69; Nerlich & Co., Ltd., 4,546.52; Rideau Industrial

Farm, Industries, 10,700.00; Superior Propane, Ltd., 5,632.69; Vallance, Brown& Co., Ltd., 9,691.41; Accounts under $3,500, 143,420.06 238,780 95

Total 603,907 80

Less: Receipts from admissions, souvenirs,

canteen, campsite permits, concessionrentals, etc 250,310 55

Miscellaneous 624 53250,935 08

Construction ($1,242,948.01)

Planning and Design:

Salaries

:

P. J. Stokes 6,900 00

Pay List:

Wages of men 48,347 47

Miscellaneous:

Elken & Becksted, 4,155.10; Proteus, Ltd., 4,841.05; B. Napier Simpson, Jr.,

4,531.03; Accounts under $3,500, 3,517.47 17,044 65

Development and Construction:

Pay List:


352,972 72


Ontario-St. Lawrence Development Commission—Continued

Construction—Continued

Development and Construction—Continued

Miscellaneous:

Ball Construction Co., Ltd., 62,411.46; Beaverdale Construction, Ltd.,

35,167.50; Bruce Beckstead, 4,629.15; Robert Bury & Co. (Canada), Ltd.,

5,965.59; Capital Concrete Products, Ltd., 10,084.60; Cardinal Construction,Ltd., 4,532.00; Cardinal McKnight, Ltd., 4,053.63; R. H. Casselman, 9,952.20;Coleman, Munro, Ltd., 8,453.21; Cornwall Gravel Co., Ltd., 4,144.22; Cruick-shank Construction, Ltd., 35,019.15; Dibblee Construction Co., Ltd., 4,828.20;Dodge Construction Co., Ltd., 57,978.04; W. James Donnan, 5,830.00;H. B. Duvall, 3,646.05; J. A. Edgerton, 6,834.37; W. C. Edwards & Co.,

Ltd., 6,019.29; Edwards Supply & Construction, Ltd., 3,502.00; Emco,Ltd., 12,324.27; John Entwistle Construction, Ltd., 21,631.29; Alex Foley,

3,862.90; Foley Construction, Ltd., 17,763.61; Glenacres Farms, Ltd., 9,140.00;Gillies Bros. & Co., Ltd., 10,053.85; Hodgins Lumber, Ltd., 14,229.00; HoughBros., 7,340.63; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 30,432.13;Kingston Dunbrik Co., Ltd., 3,646.91; Lalonde Ready-Mix Concrete, Ltd.,

14,334.16; Wilfred Lefebvre, 7,459.10; Van Leishout, 3,559.00; Angus L.

MacDonald Construction, Ltd., 76,411.54; McNamara Construction, Ltd.,

10,162.38; D. F. McPhee, 6,699.00; Menard Construction, 5,011.42; RoadsResurfacing Co., Ltd., 21,610.89; Roman Bronze Works, Inc., 5,590.00;Stave Lake Cedar, Ltd., 3,545.80; Toohall, Ltd., 3,958.35; Vine's Electric

& Plumbing, 14,166.53; Workmen's Compensation Board of Ontario, 5,436.89;Accounts under $3,500, 221,547.91 802,968 22

Total 1,362,576 82

Less : Government of Canada Repayments:

Winter Works re Campgrounds—Picnic

Areas Programme 1 19,488 81

Sale of buildings 125 00Sale of tender documents 15 00

119,628 811,242,948 01

Land Acquisition ($35,000.00)

Harry S. Moss 35,000 00

Ontario-St. Lawrence Development Commission $1,850,756 65

TRADE AND INDUSTRY BRANCH

Salaries ($164,077.38)

R. A. Baker, 6,600.00; L. S. Campbell, 7,800.00; J. R. Delaney, 6,000.00; J. J. Graham,6,600.00; D. E. Holland, 7,545.54; A. H. LeMasurier, 6,900.00; F. J. Lyle, 7,075.88;

G. C. New, 8,199.97; F. W. Plumb, 6,300.00; A. W. Santamaura, 6,000.00;

P. G. Simmins, 8,599.92; R. H. Stapleford, 1,305.35; J. E. Turnbull, 8,599.92;

Other salaries, 76,550.80 164,077 38


J. R. Delaney, 1,540.51; A. H. LeMasurier, 2,202.54; R. H. Stapleford, 1,699.92;

J. E. Turnbull, 1,472.90; Accounts under $1,200, 7,088.36 14,004 23


Printing costs transferred from Main Office, 975.57; Supplies transferred fromMain Office, 2,252.81; Accounts under $3,500, 8,766.17 11,994 55

Publication of Technical Reports, Informationand Conferences ($21,982.57)

Queen's Printer, 17,188.37; Royal York Hotel, 6,357.55; Printing costs transferred

from Main Office, 54.17; Supplies transferred from Main Office, 102.43;

Accounts under $3,500, 4,403.55 28,106 07Less: Conference Registration Fees 6,123 50

21,982 57


Trade and Industry Branch—Continued

Grants in aid of Regional Development Associations ($68,809.96)

Regional Development Associations:

Eastern Ontario, 9,999.96; Georgian Bay, 10,000.00; Lake Ontario, 10,000.00;

Mid-Western, 10,000.00; Niagara, 8,810.00; Northeastern Ontario, 10,000.00;

Northwestern Ontario, 10,000.00 68,809 96

Chicago Branch Office—Administration Expenses, including Salaries,Living and Representation Allowances, Travelling Expenses

and General Maintenance ($23,812.26)

Salaries

:



J. J. Graham, 3,934.96; F. W. Plumb, 1,526.20; Accounts under $1,200,

2,182.99 7,644 15

Maintenance:


Living and Representation Allowances:

R. J. Cooksley 1,287 26

New York Branch Office—Administration Expenses, including Salaries,Living and Representation Allowances, Travelling Expenses,

and General Maintenance ($29,358.37)

Salaries

:

N. Probyn, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 4,947.42 11,847 42


N. Probyn, 1,846.30; Accounts under $1,200, 186.40 2,032 70

Maintenance:

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc., 6,948.45; Accounts under $3,500, 3,882.51 10,830 96

Living and Representation Allowances:

N. Probyn, 4,627.82; Accounts under $3,500, 19.47 4,647 29

Ontario Research Foundation, for Research Projects and Activities, IndustrialResearch Services, Group Research, Scholarships, Post-Graduate Studies

in Science, etc., to be paid in amounts as authorized by theMinister ($697,241.78)

Ontario Research Foundation for:

Administration 25,000 00Research Projects 365,750 00Industrial Research Services 85,000 00Group Research 9,706 50Scholarships 46,625 00Post-Graduate Studies in Science 165,160 28

Expenses, including services, in connection with assistance toImmigrants and Refugees ($65.00)


65 00

Trade and Industry Branch $1,031,346 10

STATUTORY


Hon. William M. Nickle 12,000 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Commerce andDevelopment $7,608,600.83

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Accounts under $3,500, 10,756.96 42,913 02

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D. C. McGregor, 8,665.43; Wm. M. Mercer, Ltd., 5,200.00; N. E. Sheppard, 4,059.65;

Accounts under $3,500, 13,888.39 31,813 47

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1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION E_U

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Hon. John P. Robarts, Minister (Statutory, see page E 29)

MAIN OFFICE AND GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL EXPENSES

Main Office

Salaries ($294,787.95)

C. F. Cannon Chief Director of Education 19,999 92C. W. Booth Deputy Minister 15,000 00F. S. Rivers " " 15,000 00

D. G. Airhart, 6,600.00; R. C. Boundv, 6,000.00; C. F. Cannon, 6,182.77; P. H.Cunningham, 10,500.00; A. J. Hanchard, 8,599.92; H. A. Huyck, 6,600.00;T. M. Jackson, 6,900.00; B. M. McLean, 12,000.00; D. G. McRae, 11,499.96;

L. A. Rutherford, 6,900.00; F. S. Wilson, 8,599.92; Other salaries, 154,405.46. 294,787 95




Maquinna Public Relations, Ltd., 3,923.35; Queen's Printer, 6,377.52; Accountsunder $3,500, 8,096.25 18,397 12

General Departmental Expenses

Chest X-ray Survey ($546.20)


Exhibits—Services, Expenses, etc. ($8,495.47)

Geron Associates, 4,974.00; Accounts under $3,500, 3,521.47 8,495 47


Queen's Printer, 23,075.03; Telephone, 5,669.63; accounts under $3,500, 5,233.40. 33,978 06

Moving Expenses of Departmental Officials ($15,340.19)


Printing of Forms, Publications, etc., for Department ($178,554.27)



Hon. John P. Robarts, 1,192.05; Department of Highways, 2,019.55; Accountsunder $1,200, 1,749.86 4,961 46


Postmaster, stamps purchased, 4,595.46; Less refund of Employees' contribution,2,391.96 2,203 50

Unforeseen and Unprovided ($6,757.50)




Student-Aid Loans ($1,388,706.50)

Sundry Students 1,388,706 50

Main Office and General Departmental Expenses $1,966,683 63

E 12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BRANCH

Salaries ($2,393,675.23)

Supervision and Inspection:

D. D. Adams, 9,000.00; E. C. Anderson, 10,999.92; J. T. Anderson, 10,999.92;P. C. Anderson, 9,499.92; W. G. Anderson, 10,999.92; J. W. Barber, 10,999.92;R. D. Barber, 9,000.00; J. H. Bates, 9,499.92; J. G. Beaulieu, 9,000.00; L. L.Begley, 9,000.00; B. H. Bennett, 9,999.96; R. J. Bergin, 9,000.00; K. O. Birkin,10,999.92; R. F. Bornhold, 10,999.92; J. D. Bougie, 10,999.92; R. G. Boyce,9,000.00; A. F. Brown, 10,999.92; H. W. Brown, 10,999.92; T. R. Brown, 9,000.00;W. H. Bulger, 10,999.92; W. J. Burgoyne, 9,000.00; W. H. Carlton, 14,075.17;L. Carriere, 10,999.92; R. J. Carter, 10,999.92; L. L. Charette, 9,499.92; C. X.Charron, 10,083.26; W. G. Chatterton, 11,499.96; F. Choquette, 15,827.65;L. W. Clark, 9,999.96; C. Cornwell, 10,999.92; J. W. Coulter, 5,833.31; M. A.Craig, 10,999.92; J. H. Crammond, 9,000.00; C. R. Crawford, 10,999.92; F. P.Cunningham, 10,500.00; H. W. Cyr, 10,999.92; J. A. Deschamps, 9,499.92;

J. C. Doyle, 10,999.92; G. A. Dube, 9,000.00; J. L. Duchesneau, 9,499.92; G. L.Duffin, 12,499.92; D. H. Dunn, 5,541.62; E. M. Dunn, 10,500.00; R. A. Dunsmore,8,431.30; L. J. Dupuis, 9,499.92; G. D. Dwyer, 9,499.92; G. N. Edwards, 10,999.92;K. J. Ellis, 10,500.00; E. C. Evans, 10,500.00; J. K. Evans, 10,999.92; R. H.Field, 9,000.00; G. C. Filion, 10,500.00; E. J. Finan, 9,000.00; H. K. Fisher,

9,000.00; C. W. Gabel, 9,999.96; G. G. Gardiner, 7,149.95; A. J. Gascon, 10,999.92;R. Gauthier, 12,499.92; S. Geiger, 10,999.92; A. E. Gillies, 7,954.24; A. A. Gilroy,

10,999.92; G. J. Goman, 9,999.96; H. A. Griffith, 10,999.92; G. T. Hackett,9,999.96; M. Hallman, 10,999.92; W. F. Hammell, 10,999.92; W. F. Hampton,10,500.00; W. A. Hayden, 10,999.92; W. F. Hiscocks, 10,083.26; F. J. Hodge,10,999.92; J. D. Hogan, 9,999.96; F. H. Hogle, 9,000.00; C. A. Holmes, 10,999.92;

J. E. Horton, 10,999.92; T. H. Houghton, 9,999.96; B. A. Hoy, 10,500.00; M. N.Hutchison, 9,000.00; J. F. Johnston, 10,500.00; E. F. Jordan, 9,499.92; A. Joubert,9,000.00; W. J. Judd, 10,999.92; A. E. Kelley, 9,499.92; R. G. Kendall, 10,999.92;

J. H. Kennedy, 12,499.92; J. H. Kinkead, 10,999.92; A. Klim, 10,500.00; H. L.

Knight, 10,500.00; H. W. Knight, 7,119.39; W. H. Knisley, 9,499.92; A. Kuska,10,999.92; F. Y. Lacroix, 9,000.00; J. R. Lalonde, 10,500.00; C. J. Lamarche,9,000.00; L. J. Langan, 10,999.92; H. H. Langford, 10,999.92; J. Lapensee,10,999.92; D. A. Lapp, 10,999.92; J. F. Lawless, 10,999.92; D. J. Lefebvre,

9,000.00; F. A. Leitch, 10,999.92; J. F. Leonard, 9,000.00; J. S. Lowcock, 10,500.00;

R. M. Lynch, 10,999.92; D. R. MacDonald, 10,999.92; F. J. MacDonald, 9,000.00;

W. G. MacDonald, 9,000.00; R. H. Macklem, 10,999.92; A. J. MacLean, 10,500.00;

G. A. MacLeod, 10,999.92; W. MacMillan, 10,999.92; A. A. Martin, 10,999.92;

J. A. Martin, 9,000.00; C. P. Matthews, 10,999.92; R. S. McBurney, 6,599.95;

J. C. McClelland, 10,999.92; A. D. McColl, 10,999.92; F. J. McDonald, 10,999.92;

F. A. McDonell, 9,000.00; T. R. McEwen, 10,999.92; A. G. McKay, 7,569.84;

W. J. McLeod, 10,999.92; C. E. McMullen, 10,999.92; A. M. McNamara,10,999.92; R. J. McNaughton, 12,000.00; W. L. McNeil, 9,000.00; L. L. McNeill,

10,999.92; W. M. McRae, 9,000.00; T. S. Melady, 10,999.92; B. Michaud,12,499.92; J. R. Millette, 10,999.92; F. R. Mills, 9,999.96; F. A. Moreau, 10,999.92;

N. Muir, 10,999.92; M. C. Napper, 10,500.00; B. E. Nelligan, 9,999.96; E. I.

Nelson, 9,000.00; G. W. Nelson, 10,999.92; E. J. Neville, 9,999.96; G. M. Nobes,10,500.00; E. Oakes, 10,999.92; S. D. Oakes, 10,500.00; C. P. O'Neill, 12,499.92;

H. J. Payette, 10,999.92; G. A. Pearson, 13,999.92; J. R. Peat, 10,999.92; J. O.

Pelletier, 9,000.00; E. G. Peterson, 10,500.00; P. E. Piche, 10,999.92; J. R.Potvin, 9,000.00; W. R. Quance, 9,999.96; W. G. Rae, 10,999.92; C. A. Rath,

10,999.92; R. E. Rawlings, 10,999.92; K. J. Regan, 9,000.00; V. R. Reid, 9,000.00;

G. F. Ross, 9,499.92; J. L. Runnalls, 10,999.92; F. J. Ryan, 9,000.00; H. G.Schlotzhauer, 9,499.92; J. J. Schnekenburger, 9,499.92; P. M. Scott, 10,999.92;

A. P. Silcox, 10,999.92; D. W. Simpson, 10,999.92; L. L. Sinclair, 10,999.92;

J. P. Skehin, 9,000.00; L. T. Slichter, 9,000.00; A. W. Smith, 10,999.92; C. G.Smith, 10,500.00; R. R. Steele, 10,999.92; R. M. Surtees, 10,500.00; M. Taylor,

9,000.00; P. H. Torrance, 10,500.00; J. W. Trusler, 10,999.92; E. R. Underhill,

10,999.92; W. C. VanderBurgh, 12,499.92; V. L. Vandergust, 9,000.00; A. V.

Vincent, 10,999.92; R. K. Vogan, 9,000.00; T. K. Waldie, 9,000.00; N. E. Ward,10,500.00; A. F. Watts, 9,000.00; E. J. Webster, 10,999.92; J. C. Webster,10,999.92; H. L. Welch, 9,499.92; N. R. Wightman, 10,999.92; J. C. Wilker,

12,499.92; C. W. Young, 10,500.00; D. I. Young, 10,999.92; G. Young, 16,063.36;

Other salaries, 92,433.05 2,044,756 71

Less Refund:Government of Canada, Department of National Defence 4,583 30

2,040,173 41

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1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION E 13

Elementary Education Branch—Continued


Art:

C. D. Gaitskell, 11,499.96; Other salaries, 2,640.00 14,139 96

Audio-Visual Education:

J. W. Grimmon, 11,499.96; H. L. McNaught, 9,000.00; Other salaries,

38,061.59 58,561 55

Correspondence Courses:

E. M. Froud, 6,000.00; A. C. Hall, 6,600.00; M. C. Johnston, 6,600.00; L. M.McKenzie, 11,499.96; H. I. McSherry, 6,600.00; Other salaries, 227,750.35. . 265,050 31

Travelling and District Office Expenses ($584,189.00)

D. D. Adams, 2,788.47; E. C. Anderson, 2,556.51; J. T. Anderson, 1,312.28; P. C.Anderson, 3,591.52; W. G. Anderson, 2,321.69; J. W. Barber, 2,069.25; R. D.Barber, 1,854.92; J. H. Bates, 3,312.33; J. G. Beaulieu, 4,239.54; L. L. Begley,2,901.91; B. H. Bennett, 2,750.45; R. J. Bergin, 3,098.10; K. O. Birkin, 2,677.16;R. F. Bornhold, 4,447.66; J. D. Bougie, 2,605.81; R. G. Boyce, 3,288.42; H. W.Brown, 1,724.07; T. R. Brown, 3,857.31; W. H. Bulger, 3,030.52; W. J. Burgoyne,3,228.30; L. Carriere, 3,699.50; R. J. Carter, 3,088.66; L. L. Charette, 3,481.73;C. X. Charron, 1,207.55; F. Choquette, 1,931.20; L. W. Clark, 2,920.12; C.Cornwell, 2,891.59; J. W. Coulter, 1,687.10; M. A. Craig, 2,621.06; J. H. Cram-mond, 3,353.66; C. R. Crawford, 2,205.60; F. P. Cunningham, 2,339.26; H. W.Cyr, 3,363.75; J. A. Deschamps, 2,661.05; R. Desmarais, 2,419.01; G. A. Dube,3,969.39; H. E. Dubois, 2,229.31; J. L. Duchesneau, 3,298.01; D. H. Dunn,1,504.07; E. M. Dunn, 3,174.60; R. A. Dunsmore, 2,596.63; L. J. Dupuis, 4,374.79;G. D. Dwyer, 2,330.51; G. N. Edwards, 2,851.21; K. J. Ellis, 2,923.08; E. C.Evans, 3,457.26; J. K. Evans, 5,801.68; R. H. Field, 3,073.78; G. C. Filion,

3,042.05; E. J. Finan, 2,497.25; H. K. Fisher, 3,688.04; C. W. Gabel, 3,279.96;C. D. Gaitskell, 2,397.89; A. J. Gascon, 7,621.35; R. Gauthier, 5,341.99; S.

Geiger, 2,245.74; A. A. Gilroy, 3,856.59; G. J. Goman, 2,429.88; B. H. Gorrill,

2,077.36; H. A. Griffith, 2,304.13; G. T. Hackett, 2,537.54; M. Hallman, 3,988.46;W. F. Hammell, 3,652.24; W. F. Hampton, 2,556.31; H. C. Henry, 2,133.88;F. J. Hodge, 3,394.66; J. D. Hogan, 2,615.16; F. H. Hogle, 3,032.89; C. A. Holmes,2,735.78; J. E. Horton, 3,351.91; T. H. Houghton, 2,307.84; B. A. Hoy, 2,345.30;M. N. Hutchison, 3,643.79; J. F. Johnston, 2,595.46; E. F. Jordan, 3,249.58;A. Joubert, 3,856.01; W. J. Judd, 2,835.12; A. E. Kelley, 2,864.10; J. H. Kinkead,3,747.61; A. Klim, 2,152.75; H. L. Knight, 1,325.35; W. H. Knisley, 3,930.11;A. Kuska, 2,487.20; Y. L. Lacroix, 1,542.51; J. R. Lalonde, 1,856.78; C. J. La-marche, 3,636.34; L. J. Langan, 2,178.19; H. H. Langford, 3,156.52; D. A. Lapp,2,830.08; J. F. Lawless, 2,894.37; D. J. Lefebvre, 3,031.07; F. A. Leitch, 4,043.01;

J. F. Leonard, 4,202.30; J. S. Lowcock, 4,245.61; D. R. MacDonald, 2,242.05;F. J. MacDonald, 4,217.89; W. G. MacDonald, 3,208.85; R. H. Macklem, 3,302.30;A. J. MacLean, 3,378.39; G. A. MacLeod, 2,852.61; W. MacMillan, 2,987.98;L. E. Maki, 2,643.83; A. A. Martin, 2,480.03; J. A. Martin, 4,451.99; C. P.Matthews, 2,716.94; J. C. McClelland, 2,726.76; A. D. McColl, 2,575.62; F. J.McDonald, 2,042.12; F. A. McDonell, 1,528.23; T. R. McEwen, 2,773.55; W. J.McLeod, 3,583.41; C. E. McMullen, 2,616.73; A. M. McNamara, 2,748.08;H. L. McNaught, 1,246.22; W. L. McNeil, 2,386.96; L. L. McNeill, 2,240.58;W. M. McRae, 2,264.41; H. McTaggart, 2,399.36; B. Michaud, 1,958.04; F. R.Mills, 2,460.91; F. A. Moreau, 2,988.69; N. Muir, 1,572.77; M. C. Napper,1,467.39; B. E. Nelligan, 3,016.48; E. I. Nelson, 3,261.20; G. W. Nelson, 2,526.76;E. J. Neville, 3,195.15; G. M. Nobes, 2,483.43; E. Oakes, 2,501.08; S. D. Oakes,3,590.18; H. J. Payette, 3,188.81; J. R. Peat, 2,602.85; J. O. Pelletier, 3,351.18;E. G. Peterson, 3,396.73; J. R. Potvin, 6,232.93; L. S. Power, 2,351.61; W. R.Quance, 3,402.81; W. G. Rae, 2,583.94; C. A. Rath, 2,093.18; R. E. Rawlings,3,215.10; K. J. Regan, 2,915.88; V. R. Reid, 2,334.09; G. F. Ross, 3,159.28;

J. L. Runnalls, 3,565.10; F. J. Ryan, 3,037.97; H. G. Schlotzhauer, 2,834.73;

J. J. Schnekenburger, 3,064.86; P. M. Scott, 3,609.17; A. P. Silcox, 2,212.53;D. W. Simpson, 2,044.88; L. L. Sinclair, 2,953.01; J. P. Skehin, 4,081.01; L. T.Slichter, 2,704.23; A. W. Smith, 2,934.06; C. G. Smith, 4,017.07; R. R. Steele,

5,588.85; R. M. Surtees, 4,447.65; P. H. Torrance, 3,443.02; J. O. Tremblay,1,256.45; J. W. Trusler, 4,634.71; E. R. Underhill, 3,075.50; V. L. Vandergust,3,617.75; A. V. Vincent, 2,290.50; R. K. Vogan, 2,619.50; T. K. Waldie, 3,722.81;N. E. Ward, 1,961.29; A. F. Watts, 2,930.89; E. J. Webster, 2,588.53; J. C.Webster, 3,934.76; H. L. Welch, 3,315.59; N. R. Wightman, 1,852.11; F. H.Wilkinson, 3,569.00; C. W. Young, 3,537.17; D. I. Young, 3,086.22; G. Young,1,934.98; Accounts under $1,200, 25,279.53 544,060 23

8IG— 1 1


Elementary Education Branch—Continued

Travelling and District Office Expenses—Continued

Miscellaneous:

Canadian Education Association, re short courses, 5,700.00; Queen's Printer,

29,614.25; Accounts under $3,500, 4,814.52 40,128 77


Grand & Toy, Ltd., 5,921.25; Queen's Printer, 18,824.88; Accounts under $3,500,13,998.94 38,745 07

Inspection of Indian Schools—Services and Travelling Expenses ($2,430.41)

Sundry Inspectors, services, 1,688.00; travelling expenses, 742.41 2,430 41

Operation of Art Classes— Services, Maintenance, etc. ($2,224.70)


Radio Broadcasts ($34,752.24)

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 20,052.24; Sundry Radio Consultants, Script-

writers, etc., 14,700.00 34,752 24

Films—Purchase, Repairs, etc. ($109,938.77)

Canadian Film Institute, 5,526.54; Educational Film Distributors, Ltd., 11,092.95;

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films (Canada), Ltd., 29,505.75; Receiver General of

Canada, 9,884.28; Sovereign Film Distributors, Ltd., 29,256.00; Express, etc.,

13,162.90; accounts under $3,500, 11,510.35 109,938 77

Revision of Correspondence Courses—Services, Expenses, etc. ($5,031.35)

Sundry Persons, services 5,031 35

Elementary Education Branch $3,170,986 77

SECONDARY EDUCATION BRANCH

Salaries ($600,930.89)


A. W. Bishop, 12,000.00; A. T. Carnahan, 6,933.32; M. A. Clarke, 10,999.92

A. H. Dalzell, 10,500.00; E. J. Davies, 12,499.92; N. Davies, 12,000.00; T. OFowler, 12,000.00; A. Gamble, 12,000.00; D. W. Gordon, 10,999.92; J. F. Guenther12,000.00; G. P. Hillmer, 12,000.00; G. E. Johnson, 12,000.00; L. M. Johnston10,500.00; H. D. Judd, 9,000.00; J. F. Kinlin, 12,000.00; A. Klarman, 6,300.00W. T. Laing, 12,000.00; A. L. Lakie, 12,499.92; H. Lemieux, 12,000.00; H. MMatthews, 10,999.92; E. R. McClellan, 12,000.00; A. H. McKague, 12,499.92

F. M. Mitchell, 11,499.96; A. M. Moon, 12,499.92; G. R. Munnings, 11,499.96

M. I. Mustard, 9,999.96; J. O. Proulx, 10,999.92; J. M. Ramsay, 10,999.92

S. D. Rendall, 13,999.92; D. W. Scott, 10,500.00; D. Steinhauer, 12,000.00W. R. Stewart, 12,499.92; H. A. Sutton, 10,500.00; T. F. Swayze, 12,000.00

J. R. Thomson, 12,000.00; R. H. Wallace, 12,499.92; D. J. Wilson, 12,000.00

\V. T. Ziegler, 12,000.00; Other salaries, 49,241.21 482,473 45

Less: Transferred to Dominion-Provincial Agreements 7,650 99474,822 46

Music:

J. Beaulieu, 10,500.00; B. S. McCool, 11,499.96; L. G. Queen, 10,500.00; C. C.

Wilkosz, 9,000.00; Other salaries, 6,900.00 48,399 96

Physical and Health Education:

N. Chatwin, 10,500.00; H. M. Devenney, 9,999.96; J. Ross, 9,000.00; E. B.

Sexton, 7,854.63; G. A. Wright, 11,499.96; J. Young, 7,200.00; Other salaries,

9,266.50 65,321 05

Summer Camps:Sundry Employees 12,387 42

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION EJ5

Secondary Education Branch—Continued

Travelling and District Office Expenses ($86,040.01)

J. Beaulieu, 1,412.74; A. W. Bishop, 1,452.42; A. T. Carnahan, 1,727.46; N. Chatwin,1,470.57; M. A. Clarke, 1,438.61; A. H. Dalzell, 3,993.50; N. Davies, 2,279.62;

H. M. Devenney. 2,159.63; T. O. Fowler, 1,827.02; A. Gamble, 1,639.87; D. W.Gordon, 1,411.71; J. F. Guenther, 1,409.03; G. P. Hillmer, 2,250.79; G. E.

Johnson, 1,844.13; L. M. Johnston, 2,924.63; J. F. Kinlin, 2,802.80; W. T. Laing,

2,578.45; H. Lemieux, 2,681.67; E. R. McClellan, 2,440.33; B. S. McCool, 2,079.30;

F. M. Mitchell, 1,521.00; G. R. Munnings, 1,708.73; J. O. Proulx, 2,236.99;

L. G. Queen, 1,701.02; J. M. Ramsay, 2,496.29; S. D. Rendall, 1,308.05; J. Ross,

1,864.27; D. W. Scott, 2,756.39; D. Steinhauer, 2,193.98; H. A. Sutton, 1,954.17;

J. F. Swayze, 2,915.05; J. R. Thomson, 3,133,53; R. H. Wallace, 1,468.08; C. C.Wilkosz, 1,712.03; D. J. Wilson, 2,344.03; G. A. Wright, 1,673.66; W. T. Ziegler,

2,639.23; Accounts under $1,200, 7,450.51 84,901 29

Miscellaneous:




Gamps—Development and Maintenance ($32,980.72)

Pay List, wages of men, etc., 9,991.00; Switzer Planing Mills, Ltd., 7,567.93;

Accounts under $3,500, 15,421.79 32,980 72

Camps—Operation, Services, Supplies, etc. ($69,788.58)

Carter's Restaurant, Ltd., 30,367.95; Sundry Camp Directors, Counsellors andStaffs, etc., services, 22,735.00; expenses, 177.53; Accounts under $3,500,16,508.10 69,788 58

Concert Tours—Operating Fund ($500.00)


Training Courses—Services, Travelling Expenses, etc. ($2,927.42)

Services :

Pay List, wages of men 1,035 00



Miscellaneous:

Accounts under $3,500 1 ,42 1 52

Secondary Education Branch, Salaries, etc $801,262 15

Technical Institutes

Salaries ($2,205,513.02)

Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto:

J. J. Abel, 8,199.96; A. H. Allman, 8,599.92; A. M. Anderson, 6,600.00; W. H.Anderson, 8,599.92; W. K. Barth, 6,600.00; J. F. Biddell, 7,500.00; R. S. Blair,

6,600.00; W, R. Blakeley, 7,200.00; E. L. Bolton, 6,900.00; C. J. Briant, 6,900.00;G. M. Bullock, 7,500.00; V. Burkevics, 8,199.96; P. H. Byrne, 6,600.00; W. G.Carter, 7,200.00; F. A. Chapman, 7,800.00; R. Charles, 8,599.92; G. E. Dawson,7,500.00; E. A. Demings, 9,499.92; F. M. Desourdy, 7,500.00; G. S. Eligh,7,800.00; A. J. Elston, 7,200.00; G. W. Ford, 8,199.96; B. J. Forsythe, 8,199.96;E. A. Grant, 8,199.96; M. R. Grant, 7,200.00; H. Greenspan, 7,500.00; R. B.Gwilliam, 8,199.96; J. A. Handley, 6,600.00; H. Harms, 7,200.00; H. C. Hawes,8,199.96; G. A. Hayward, 7,500.00; J. W. Hazelton, 10,500.00; J. Hersh, 7,800.00;}. K. Holmes, 6,900.00; L. H. Holmes, 7,500.00; C. R. Horney, 8,599.92; H.Howard, 7,500.00; B. E. Hutchins, 6,600.00; H. R. Innis, 6,600.00; H. W.Jackson, 9,499.92; E. R. Jones, 7,200.00; W. Joubert, 7,200.00; H. H. Kerr,



Technical Institutes—Continued


Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto—Continued

12,499.92; E. L. Kerridge, 6,900.00; D. B. King, 6,600.00; D. Klimow, 8,199.96;

J. T. Koski, 8,599.92; A. Kufluk, 7,500.00; A. R. Low, 9,000.00; C. Lund,7,500.00; C. I. MacBeth, 6,083.84; J. R. McAllister, 9,499.92; K. McLennan,6,600.00; M. C. McVey, 6,600.00; M. Meyer, 6,600.00; J. E. Miller,6,900.00; D. C. Milton, 6,600.00; H. G. Mitchener, 7,500.00; G. Nicholson,7,200.00; F. J. Nicol, 7,800.00; P. A. O'Brien, 6,600.00; P. J. O'Higgins, 7,200.00;E. L. Palin, 10,500.00; A. N. Parsons, 9,999.96; G. M. Paulin, 6,600.00; S.

Perlmutter, 8,599.92; J. Peters, 8,199.96; P. Popovich, 7,200.00; D. G. Priestman,6,900.00; C. A. Robson, 7,500.00; F. G. Roughton, 7,200.00; B. Ruszczyc, 7,500.00;A. Sauro, 8,599.92; E. U. Schrader, 10,500.00; E. L. Scott, 7,200.00; H. Shaffer,7,800.00; E. J. Simmonds, 5,749.92; W. S. Sims, 7,500.00; R. Soame, 8,199.96;

J. W. Speight, 7,800.00; G. L. Stewart, 8,199.96; M. Straka, 7,800.00; B. H.Stromquist, 8,199.96; D. B. Sutherland, 6,600.00; M. S. Tait, 6,600.00; C. S.

Temple, 9,999.96; A. E. Thomas, 8,199.96; E. J. Thompson, 7,500.00; F. J.Travell, 8,199.96; W. B. Trimble, 9,999.96; A. E. Urban, 7,200.00; J. M.Varughese, 7,200.00; J. A. Walsh, 7,800.00; B. G. Werner, 9,499.92; E. F. Werty-poroch, 7,200.00; E. G. West, 8,199.96; A. Wilkinson, 6,600.00; L. F. Willis,

6,600.00; N. M. Willis, 6,600.00; C. R. Worsley, 9,499.92; D. A. Worton, 7,800.00;E. S. Wright, 6,600.00; Extra Services, Night Classes, 19,296.79; other salaries,

310,263.40 1,1 19,192 19

Provincial Institute of Trades, Toronto:

C. A. Amey, 6,900.00; A. W. Beverly, 8,199.96; F. Bradley, 5,749.92; F. Bruntz,6,300.00; J. D. Carnegie, 7,500.00; K. O. Douglas, 6,600.00; F. J. Graham,6,600.00; T. J. Hanna, 7,500.00; J. S. Henderson, 6,900.00; C. J. Hutchison,7,200.00; G. G. Ingles, 9,000.00; P. E. Jones, 6,600.00; H. W. Kielman, 6,600.00;F. J. La France, 6,600.00; G. R. Lawson, 7,500.00; C. C. Lloyd, 7,800.00; K.MacLennan, 6,600.00; N. W. MacLeod, 7,500.00; W. M. Maitland, 7,500.00;H. Marshall, 6,600.00; A. J. Martel, 6,900.00; D. McLaren, 6,000.00; T. M.Murray, 6,600.00; R. F. Pearce, 6,600.00; J. E. Picard, 6,600.00; S. H. Porter,

7,500.00; W. H. Rice, 6,000.00; A. Richmond, 6,000.00; M. G. Sandell, 6,000.00;A. A. Saunders, 6,600.00; R. G. Smith, 6,900.00; J. H. Stirling, 6,600.00; C. C.Strahm, 7,200.00; H. W. Thompson, 8,199.96; G. S. Tranter, 6,600.00; A. J.Ueberer, 6,000.00; F. P. Weston, 7,200.00; H. V. Wilkins, 8,199.96; W. L. Wood,7,500.00; G. Wragg, 10,999.92; R. E. Ziegler, 8,199.96; Extra Services,

Night Classes, 26,194.01 ; other salaries, 265,830.83 582,174 52

Provincial Institute of Mining, Haileybury:

D. W. Atchison, 8,599.92; A. L. Barry, 6,900.00; J. D. Frey, 7,800.00; C. W.Tyson, 8,599.92; O. E. Walli, 11,499.96; H. W. Whitham, 7,500.00; Othersalaries, 6,783.00 57,682 80

Hamilton Institute of Technology, Hamilton:

L. G. Bedford, 6,600.00; W. W. Brown, 6,900.00; D. Cooper, 8,599.92; D. H.Craighead, 11,499.96; A. Gregson, 7,350.00; W. Hodgson, 9,499.92; W. E. James,6,016.96; C. G. Kezel, 7,200.00; J. B. Kurtzman, 6,600.00; D. S. Leishman,8,599.92; A. E. Mills, 6,600.00; S. Mitminger, 8,733.28; G. L. Pal, 6,600.00;

C. S. Patterson, 6,900.00; N. H. Pomfret, 8,599.92; J. H. Spencer, 6,900.00;

A. I. Vertesi, 6,900.00; W. V. Whatton, 6,900.00; Extra Services, NightClasses, 4,768.96; other salaries, 36,655.01 178,423 85

Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology, Ottawa:

A. B. Aylesworth, 7,500.00; J. Bateson, 6,000.00; V. J. Byers, 10,500.00; T. A.

Culham, 6,600.00; B. B. Denyes, 7,500.00; J. H. Fermor, 6,600.00; W. Josephy,6,900.00; W. R. Kenzie, 7,500.00; C. Moser, 7,500.00; M. P. Ralph, 7,200.00;

F. E. Raney, 7,200.00; J. L. Robinson, 6,900.00; M. A. Ryant, 7,500.00; A. F.

Tiesdell, 6,900.00; Extra Services, Night Classes, 5,754.96; other salaries,

39,944.06 147,999 02

Western Ontario Institute of Technology, Windsor:

N. Godo, 7,200.00; C. M. Jackson, 9,999.96; P. S. Jaffray, 7,200.00; D. A. Kelly,

8,599.92; A. A. Knight, 7,500.00; M. H. MacDonald, 7,200.00; J. M. McNamara,7,200.00; W. Slodkiewicz, 7,500.00; S. A. Stannard, 7,500.00; D. R. Werner,6,600.00; K. H. Williams, 7,500.00; Extra Services, Night Classes, 3,609.96;

other salaries, 32,430.80 120,040 64





Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto 2,363 80Provincial Institute of Trades, Toronto 341 77

Provincial Institute of Mining, Haiieybury 676 11

Hamilton Institute of Technology, Hamilton 288 05Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology, Ottawa 566 10

Western Ontario Institute of Technology, Windsor 1,000 40



Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto 117,889 74Provincial Institute of Trades, Toronto 60,034 33Provincial Institute of Mining, Haiieybury 4,572 37Hamilton Institute of Technology, Hamilton 14,963 41

Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology, Ottawa 6,961 28Western Ontario Institute of Technology, Windsor 8,965 16

British American Oil Co., Ltd., 8,139.45; Canadian Corps of Commissionaires,23,058.83; Hamilton Board of Education, 5,139.36; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 3,697.46;

Industrial Supply House, Ltd., 6,213.46, Masco Electric Co., Ltd., 6,520.50;

Department of Public Works, 7,666.92; G. Rathbone Lumber Co., Ltd., 5,830.14;

Sundry Public Utilities, electric, water, gas, etc., 6,966.71; Sundry Newspapers,etc., advertising, 6,992.37; Texaco Canada, Ltd., 15,910.02; City of Toronto,3,570.13; Toronto Hydro-Electric System, 37,134.81; Telephone, 11,245.74;

accounts under $3,500, 65,300.39 213,386 29

Instructional Supplies ($200,500.14)

Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto 65,429 52Provincial Institute of Trades, Toronto 106,902 60Provincial Institute of Mining, Haiieybury 1,147 16Hamilton Institute of Technology, Hamilton 8,178 86Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology, Ottawa 11,328 12

Western Ontario Institute of Technology, Windsor 7,513 88

Addison Cadillac Oldsmobile, Ltd., 12,779.86; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd.,

4,241.36; Central Overall Cleaners & Supply Co., Ltd., 4,291.31; Elgin MotorsCo., Ltd., 5,398.65; Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 5,321.46; Anthony Foster &Sons, Ltd., 4,326.37; Masco Electric Co., Ltd., 7,229.13; McVittie-Hayes Co.,

Ltd., 3,984.76; Monarch Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 4,122.69; G. Rath-bone Lumber Co., Ltd., 4,338.17; Rumble Chevrolet, Ltd., 11,918.70; TorontoCamera Exchange, Ltd., 4,808.19; Welders Supply Co., 11,551.71; Accountsunder $3,500, 150,985.02 . 235,297 38

Less: Costs recovered re motor vehicle repairs 34,797 24200,500 14

Cafeteria Supplies ($20,537.94)

Valley View Dairy, 5,083.82; Accounts under $3,500, 15,454.12 20,537 94

Purchase of Equipment ($218,685.22)

Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto 53,845 76Provincial Institute of Trades, Toronto 68,736 02Provincial Institute of Mining, Haiieybury 2,564 15Hamilton Institute of Technology, Hamilton 30,726 75Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology, Ottawa 39,577 97Western Ontario Institute of Technology, Windsor 23,234 57

Atlas Instrument Corp., Ltd., 6,679.18; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd., 6,117.93;Central Scientific Co., of Canada, Ltd., 4,091.94; Cooke, Troughton & Simms,Ltd., 4,112.17; Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 7,274.92; Anthony Foster & Sons,

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Purchase of Equipment—Continued

Ltd., 5,168.50; W. E. Jones, 14,135.30; Northern Electric Co., Ltd., 6,431.52;Tektronix, Inc., 5,057.00; Toronto Camera Exchange, Ltd., 3,891.42; Upton,Bradeen & James, Ltd., 7,685.00; Ward Equipment Sales, 6,058.36; Williams& Wilson, Ltd., 5,794.77; Accounts under $3,500, 136,187.21 218,685 22

Total $2,863,858 84Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures, Department

of Labour re cost of training apprentices 486,307 50

Technical Institutes $2,377,551 34

Secondary Education Branch $3,178,813 49

TEACHER EDUCATION BRANCH

Salaries ($2,361,395.24)


H. E. Elborn, 13,999.92; C. A. Mustard, 12,499.92; G. L. Woodruff, 12,499.92;Other salaries, 7,320.00 46,319 76

Hamilton Teachers' College:

J. A. Aikman, 10,500.00; N. A. Arkles, 9,000.00; J. Bain, 9,999.96; N. A. Best,

9,000.00; H. D. Borman, 9,000.00; R. H. Brayford. 11,374.95; P. Cremasco,9,000.00; J. L. Field, 10,500.00; J. C. Haydon, 9,000.00; H. Hempstead, 9,000.00;

F. W. Hyder, 3,958.30; H. G. Lockett, 8,249.94; A. Lodge, 9,000.00; J. J. Londer-ville, 12,000.00; D. E. Long, 9,000.00; E. A. Martin, 10,500.00; R. I. Mcllroy,9,000.00; F. L. Moisley, 6,000.00; G. E. Munro, 7,275.00; E. R. Pipher, 9,000.00;

A. M. Pyke, 10,999.92; J. F. Siebert, 9,000.00; D. C. Sifton, 9,999.96; J. H. Smith,9,000.00; G. J. Spidle, 9,000.00; A. Stecher, 9,000.00; N. H. Stevenson, 9,000.00;

Other salaries, 78,002.72 324,360 75

Lakeshore Teachers' College:

T. L. Bamford, 9,000.00; H. A. Blanchard, 12,000.00; J. G. Burrows, 9.000.00;

F. L. Carver, 9,000.00; J. R. Collins, 9,000.00; H. R. Cross, 9,499.92 ; L. R. Duncan,9,499.92; D. E. Farwell, 10,874.94; K. M. Hackett, 9,000.00; J. F. Johnson,10,500.00; D. R. Laister, 5,250.00; R. A. Madelev, 9,499.92; R. McBurney,9,999.96; M. J. McLellan, 9,000.00; T. G. Morgan', 9,000.00; A. B. Morrison,

| 1 9,000.00; J. R. Poste, 9,000.00; W. M. Ransberrv, 10,999.92; E. E. Stewart,

13,958.30; H. Stoicheff, 9,000.00; W. G. Stone, 10,500.00; C. W. Thorn, 9,499.92;

[ Other salaries, 97,976.10 300,058 90

London Teachers' College:

B. G. Bergey, 10,500.00; F. C. Biehl, 12,000.00; M. A. Buck, 6,600.00; A. T.

Carnahan, 2,733.32; J. A. Crawford, 9,000.00; U. Crombie. 7,500.00; R. S.

Devereux, 10,999.92; G. H. Dobrindt, 10,999.92; J. A. Eaman, 10,500.00; L. A.Elliott, 9,000.00; R. L. Fritz, 9,999.96; M. H. Glover, 9,000.00; D. F. Harris,

9,000.00; L. B. Hyde, 11,374.95; J. F. Laforet, 9,000.00; A. M. Lawson, 10,500.00;

I. H. Lennon, 9,499.92; H. S. Long, 9,000.00; J. L. MacDowell, 9,499.92; N. B.

Massey, 10,500.00; J. A. McKeown, 9,000.00; M. E. Porte, 9,499.92; W. R.Prendergast, 7,200.00; S. J. Rogers, 10,500.00; W. I. Singer, 6,000.00; J. N.Thomson, 9,000.00; W. T. Townshend, 9,499.92; F. G. Walker, 10,999.92;

Other salaries, 90,032.47 348,940 14

Lakehead Teachers' College:

F. W. Hyder, 5,833.31; W. A. West, 9,666.64; Other salaries, 27,278.26 42,778 21

North Bay Teachers' College:

J. T. Angus, 9,000.00; A. C. Bennett, 9,000.00; M. J. Curtis, 10,791.62; J. D.

Deyell, 11,666.64; D. Husband, 9,999.96; J. Irwin, 10,999.92; A. J. Johnson,

9,000.00; A. M. Johnson, 9,000.00; A. J. MacAskill, 9,000.00; W. C. McClure,

9,999.96; C. I. Mclntyre, 9,000.00; M. B. Parnall; 4,583.30; A. B. Reed, 9,999.96;

Other salaries, 34,080.79 156,122 15


Teacher Education Branch—Continued


Ottawa Teachers' College:

F. L. Barrigar; 10,999.92; E. M. Cannon, 6,300.00; D. H. Dunn, 3,958.30; C.Grant, 6,000.00; VV. H. Jackson, 10,500.00; W. K. Kendrick, 12,000.00; D.MacRae, 11,374.95; L. J. McLachlan, 9,499.92; C. W. Ogden, 9,499.92; M. E.Otterman, 10,999.92; H. R. Parlee, 9,000.00; H. A. Peacock, 9,000.00; D. H.Ryan, 10,999.92; R. E. Rycroft, 9,999.96; J. E. Smith, 10,999.92; L. E. Stewart,

9,000.00; A. Stuart, 9,499.92; Other salaries, 74,860.04; 234,492 69

Peterborough Teachers' College:

R. S. Axford, 9,000.00; L. H. Coneybeare, 9,499.92; L. W. Copp, 12,000.00;

G. J. Elliott, 9,000.00; L. E. MacCrimmon, 9,000.00; J. S. McColl, 9,000.00;

Q. McKinney, 9,499.92; P. A. Moore, 10,500.00; W. H. Morris, 9,499.92; F. B.Smitheram, 11,374.95; J. Watson, 9,000.00; R. H. Wilson, 7,891.62; Othersalaries, 41,689.86 156,956 19

Stratford Teachers' College:

M. O. Armstrong, 10,500.00; J. L. Bowers, 10,500.00; F. J. Clifford, 9,000.00;

J. W. Coulter, 4,166.65; G. O. Dickinson, 12,000.00; D. I. Mcintosh, 9,999.96;B. A. Mennie, 9,999.96; S. R. Miller, 8,016.62; W. J. Nelson, 9,000.00; R. A.Oliver, 11,374.95; W. U. Pauli, 9,999.96; J. D. Staples, 9,000.00; J. K. Thurlow,9,000.00; Other salaries, 45,429.06 167,987 16

Toronto Teachers' College:

M. P. Bainbridge, 10,999.92; R. A. Belfry, 9,999.96; K. A. Bennett, 9,000.00R. C. Blackwell, 9,999.96; J. D. Cadwell, 9,000.00; H. L. Chessum, 9,999.96D. A. Clee, 10,500.00; B. Dick, 10,999.92; M. J. Dobson, 10,500.00; C. R. Dunn9,000.00; H. Fletcher, 9,499.92; D. C. Fuller, 7,200.00; H. G. Hedges, 10,999.92

J. M. Home, 10,999.92; R. A. Johnston, 12,000.00; L. E. Jones, 10,500.00K. W. Kenney, 9,000.00; D. R. Laister, 3,750.00; M. H. Lee, 9,499.92; J. T,

Lewis, 9,000.00; J. V. Mclntyre, 10,999.92; O. A. McKinnell, 9,000.00; R. BMoase, 9,000.00; C. W. Percival, 9,000.00; M. M. Power, 9,000.00; E. J. Quick10,500.00; V. E. Russell, 9,999.96; S. Stanley, 10,500.00; R. O. Staples, 11,374.95

J. D. Stennett, 10,999.92; E. St. John, 6,000.00; W. L. Strieker, 7,200.00; JVintar, 9,000.00; M. E. White, 9,000.00; M. R. Wilson, 9,000.00; T. E. Wilson9,000.00; Other salaries, 103,612.44 445,636 59

University of Ottawa Teachers' College:

Y. Beneteau, 9,499.92; R. G. De Guire, 9,000.00; L. Desjarlais, 9,499.92; E.Dubois, 10,874.94; J. E. Godbout, 10,999.92; L. P. Pigeon, 12,000.00; R. Seguin,6,600.00; Sister Marie (Marie A. Cayen), 9,499.92; R. Saint Denis, 10,999.92;M. B. Tarte, 6,000.00; J. M. Tessier, 9,000.00; E. J. Watson, 10,999.92; Othersalaries, 22,768.24 137,742 70


Supervision and Inspection, 3,563.02; Teachers' Colleges—Hamilton,1,623.57; Lakehead, 1,808.28; Lakeshore, 933.56; London, 1,740.55;North Bay, 1,387.02; Ottawa, 1,801.00; Peterborough, 814.92; Stratford,

1,417.80; Toronto, 1,496.31; University of Ottawa, 990.43.

W. A. W7est, 1,314.26; G. L. Woodruff, 1,398.54; Accounts under $1,200, 14,863.66 17,576 46


Supervision and Inspection, 433.16; Teachers' Colleges—Hamilton28,636.54; Lakehead, 9,504.78; Lakeshore, 25,082.29; London, 28,615.23North Bay, 10,937.83; Ottawa, 24,078.43; Peterborough, 11,562.76Stratford, 11,764.01 ; Toronto, 35,935.84; University of Ottawa, 4,001.42.

British American Oil Co., Ltd., 5,562.40; Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. of Canada,Ltd., 4,647.09; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 4,766.00; McMaster University, 12,497.96;New Toronto Public Utilities Commission, 4,522.79; Ontario Hydro, LondonRural Operating Area, 4,074.50; H. H. Popham & Co., Ltd., 6,344.19; Queen'sPrinter, 22,286.13; Sterling Fuels, 3,732.02; Sundry Public Utilities, electric,

water, gas, etc., 15,520.39; East York Hydro-Electric Commission, 3,765.04;Newspapers, books, films and periodicals, 19,557.42; telephone, 6,157.28;

accounts under $3,500, 77,119.08 190,552 29


Teacher Education Branch—Continued

Recruitment and Selection Expenses ($6,840.38)

Services:

Sundry Persons, interviewing Applicants for Teachers' Colleges 1,960 00


Sundry Masters, Teachers and Instructors, 4,375.13; Accounts under $1,200,505.25 4,880 38

Medical Examination Expenses ($56,787.87)

Sundry Doctors, Hospitals, Radiologists, etc., 54,728.00; Accounts under $3,500,2,059.87 56,787 87

Practice Teaching Expenses ($884,923.87)

Services and Expenses of Critic Teachers:

Sundry Teachers 722,227 00

Payments to School Boards for use of Schools:

Sundry Boards 132,043 00


Sundry Masters, Teachers and Instructors 29,786 87

Miscellaneous:


Students' Board and Travelling Expenses ($54,460.15)

Sundry Students:

Teachers' Colleges—Lakehead, 490.55; North Bay, 1,457.45; University of

Ottawa, 52,512.15 54,460 15

Teachers' College Summer Courses—Services, Expenses, etc. ($40,357.51)


Sundry Principals and Teachers, services, 23,719.00; Sundry Persons, travelling

expenses, 3,162.13; Sundry Students, travelling expenses (in excess of five dollars),

7,177.31 34,058 44

Miscellaneous:


Teacher Education Branch $3,612,893 77

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT BRANCH

Salaries ($35,995.57)

J. B. Healy, 12,749.94; C. B. Routley, 13,999.92; E. E. Stewart, 6,125.00; Othersalaries, 3,120.71 35,995 57


J. B. Healy, 1,981.40; E. E. Stewart, 1,560.98; Accounts under $1,200, 894.99. . 4,437 37



Advisory Services for Beginning Teachers ($30,035.00)

Sundry Teachers 30,035 00

Professional Development Branch $70,744 56


SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES BRANCH

Salaries ($1,284,304.42)

Supervision:

H. R. Beattie, 13,999.92; W. K. Clarke, 6,125.00; Other salaries, 11,512.91. . 31,637 83

Auxiliary Education:

W. K. Clarke, 4,208.32; M. A. Fleck, 9,000.00; D. A. MacTavish, 10,333.32; A. M.Stocker, 9,000.00; R. J. Youngson, 9,000.00; Other salaries, 13,106.86 54,648 50

Guidance:

F. J. Clute, 10,500.00; P. R. Detenbeck, 10,500.00; A. J. Shupe, 9,000.00; W. C.Taylor, 10,500.00; Other salaries, 3,065.55 43,565 55

Ontario School for the Blind:

S. E. Armstrong, 12,000.00; J. E. Babb, 7,200.00; M. M. Chandler, 6,300.00;W. H. Little, 6,600.00; E. A. Murray, 6,600.00; G. A. Smale, 6,300.00; W. A.West, 1,666.66; G. C. Whetstone, 8,599.92; Other salaries, 320,669.88.... 375,936 46

Ontario School for the Deaf:

J. Boyd, 7,500.00; B. J. Chapelle, 6,000.00; A. J. Clare, 7,200.00; K. B. Daly,6,600.00; A. G. Davidson, 6,300.00; J. G. Demeza, 12,000.00; V. J. Fox, 6,000.00;S. A. Gordon, 7,200.00; K. R. Graham, 6,300.00; M. I. Hegle, 7,200.00; J. W.Hodgson, 6,600.00; W. Huffman, 6,600.00; H. M. Keeler, 6,600.00; D. E. Kennedy,9,999.96; M. C. Maloney, 7,200.00; M. E. Nichol, 6,600.00; M. B. Ryan, 6,600.00;

J. A. Shannon, 6,000.00; A. C. Stratton, 6,600.00; E. A. Vader, 6,300.00; R. VanAllen, 6,600.00; R. H. Vaughan, 6,600.00; A. Wannamaker, 7,200.00; Othersalaries, 573,763.96 735,563 92

Statistical Services:

W. A. Campbell, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 35,152.16 42,952 16


Supervision:



M. A. Fleck, 1,667.83; A. M. Stocker, 1,588.45; R. J. Youngson, 1,642.28;

Accounts under $1,200, 2,275.70 7,174 26

Guidance:

A. J. Shupe, 1,629.11; Accounts under $1,200, 3,188.82 4,817 93


Accounts under $1 ,200 2,553 24


Sundry Teachers, escorting children, 3,048.05; Accounts under $1,200,3,434.44 6,482 49


Accounts under $1 ,200 33 65


Supervision:




Guidance:

University of Toronto, Guidance Centre, 6,157.50; Accounts under $3,500,1,250.23 7,407 73


Special Educational Services Branch—Continued

Maintenance—Continued


Associated Sales Co., 5,986.71; Brantford Public Utilities Commission, 7,022.94;Salmon's Food Centre, Ltd., 5,429.05; Terrace Hill Dairy, Ltd., 9,414.82; WelshFuel Co., Ltd., 18,410.36; Accounts under $3,500, 52,162.44 98,426 32


C. L. Amos Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 3,796.46; Belleville Creameries, 9,279.00;Belleville Utilities Commission, 11,956.79; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 6,223.80;Clark & Miles, 21,045.09; Curtis Products, Ltd., 5,626.10; Finkle Egg GradingStation, 3,599.85; Grason-Stadler Co., 10,291.73; Houston Co., Ltd., 4,458.13;MacKenzie Feeds, Ltd., 6,719.90; Moira-Schuster, Ltd., 4,118.19; NationalGrocers Co., Ltd., 12,719.72; Reid's Dairy, Ltd., 17,335.12; Sharpe Instruments,Ltd., 14,340.54; H. Smith Fuels, Ltd., 25,479.32; C. C. Walker Hardware Co.,

Ltd., 5,078.78; York Trading, Ltd., 11,809.22; Newspapers, books, films

and periodicals, 3,545.18; accounts under $3,500, 110,950.36 : 288,373 28


International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 12,005.17; Accounts under $3,500,1,010.48 13,015 65

Text-Books for Pupils with Defective Sight ($4,931.12)

Stanwix House Inc., 4,732.97; Accounts under $3,500, 198.15 4,931 12

Educational Services for the Handicapped for whom no other provisioncan be made ($17,647.03)

Sundry Schools, Business Colleges, Teachers, etc., instruction services, 12,272.96;

Sundry Boards of Education, Taxi Services, etc., transportation, 5,374.07.... 17,647 03

Cost of Education of French-speaking Deaf and Blind Children in attendanceat Institutions outside Ontario ($13,909.15)

Institution des Sourdes-Muettes, 4,950.00; Institution des Sourds-Muets, 7,225.00;

Accounts under $3,500, 1,734.15 13,909 15

Cost of Education for Deaf Children in Ontario for whom provision is not possibleat Ontario School for the Deaf ($83,049.00)

Ottawa Public School Board, 13,537.50; Toronto Metropolitan School Board

—

elementary classes, 61,530.00; secondary classes, 5,227.50; Toronto MetropolitanSeparate School Board, 2,754.00 83,049 00

Special Educational Services Branch $1,838,008 68

REGISTRAR'S BRANCH

Salaries ($272,013.34)

C. A. Brown, 13,999.92; P. L. Burrows, 6,300.00; F. Hogg, 9,999.96; R. C. Johnston,

6,000.00; F. J. McAllister, 6,600.00; J. B. Silcox, 9,999.96; W. R. Thornton,6,000.00; G. J. Westwood, 9,999.96; Other salaries, 203,113.54 272,013 34




Queen's Printer, 12,696.20; University of Toronto, 7,353.23; Accounts under$3,500, 11,564.51 31,613 94

Departmental Examinations ($711,475.55)

Sundry Examiners, services, 550,604.65; expenses, 45,426.30; Sundry Clerks, clerical

assistance, 113,058.30; Accounts under $3,500, 2,386.30 711,475 55


Registrar's Branch—Continued

Summer Courses for Teachers ($307,756.08)

Teachers, Lecturers, Staff, etc.:

Services, 219,932.00; expenses, 14,429.99 234,361 99

Miscellaneous:

Queen's Printer, 6,791.07; Reeves & Sons Canada, Ltd., 4,186.43; Sundry SchoolBoards, etc., use of schools, etc., 13,212.89; Toronto Board of Education, 8,793.06;

University of Toronto, Guidance Centre, etc., 3,670.93; Newspapers, books,films and periodicals, 5,257.66; accounts under $3,500, 31,482.05 73,394 09

Registrar's Branch $1,324,293 97

CURRICULUM AND TEXT-BOOKS BRANCH

Salaries ($51,307.74)

J. R. McCarthy, 12,708.27; W. A. McMaster, 10,500.00; M. B. Parnall, 6,708.31;

S. A. Watson, 13,510.68; Other salaries, 7,880.48 51,307 74





Revision of Courses—Services, Travelling Expenses, etc. ($7,234.94)


Curriculum and Text-Books Branch $60,813 70

OTHER EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

Community Programmes

Salaries ($275,530.45)

P. D. Bennett, 6,000.00; S. Davidovich, 6,449.94; J. C. Eilbeck, 7,200.00; D. A.Garvie, 7,200.00; H. W. Harton, 6,600.00; T. A. Leishman, 7,900.00; D. W.Maddocks, 6,900.00; M. D. McCubbin, 6,600.00; J. L. McNeil, 7,800.00; H. G.Merten, 6,000.00; G. H. Miller, 7,200.00; D. L. Minshall, 7,200.00; L. P. Poirier,

7,200.00; J. Salvail, 6,000.00; R. E. Secord, 7,200.00; O. R. Stalter, 6,300.00;H. E. Thomas, 7,200.00; W. J. Watson, 6,600.00; C. A. Weir, 7,200.00; K. L.Young, 14,236.79; Other salaries, 130,543.72 275,530 45


H. W. Harton, 1,855.37; H. G. Merten, 1,957.03; E. Saracuse, 1,610.08; C. A. Weir,2,453.60; Accounts under $1,200, 8,068.51 15,944 59



Travelling and Office Expenses of District Officers ($35,160.54)


D. W. Maddocks, 3,337.73; M. D. McCubbin, 1,306.87; G. H. Miller, 1,763.24;L. P. Poirier, 1,325.43; J. Salvail, 1,966.27; H. E. Thomas, 1,761.45; Accountsunder $1,200, 7,003.96 18,464J>5

Office Expenses:

Sundry persons, rent, 7,422.39; Accounts under $3,500, 9,273.20 16,695 59

E24 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS NaJ

Other Educational Services—Continued

Community Programmes—Continued

Radio and Visual Aids—Services, Expenses, etc. ($1,493.15)


Publications ($8,620.94)


Leadership Training Courses and Conferences, etc.—Services,Travelling Expenses, etc. ($11,953.58)


Sundry Instructors, services, 6,328.50; expenses, 2,131.93 8,460 43

Miscellaneous:


Rural Community Night Schools—Services, Travelling Expenses, etc. ($6,832.00)

Sundry Instructors, services 6,832 00

Training in Citizenship for Adults—Services, Expenses, etc. ($84,999.18)


Sundry Instructors, services, 73,374.25; expenses, 3,388.64 76,762 89

Miscellaneous:


Arts and Crafts—Development Expenses ($1,499.39)



Miscellaneous:


Community Programmes $450,740 34

Provincial Library Service

Salaries ($55,689.59)

B. M. Evans, 6,000.00; W. A. Roedde, 9,000.00; Other salaries, 40,689.59 55,689 59


W. A. Roedde, 1,289.24; B. J. Smith, 1,412.70; Accounts under $1,200, 469.11 . . 3,171 05


G. D. McLeod, Ltd., 4,908.37; Queen's Printer, 4,216.18; Books, films andperiodicals, 27,829.73; accounts under $3,500, 6,941.21 43,895 49

Ontario Library Review—Publishing, Distributing, etc. ($6,639.80)


Library Institutes—Travelling Expenses of Experts and Delegates ($1,641.70)

Sundry Persons 1 ,641 70

Library Training Schools—Rental, Allowances to Librarians, etc. ($60.00)


Provincial Library Service $111,097 63


Other Educational Services—Continued

Legislative Library

Salaries ($44,693.40)

M. A. Fraser, 7,200.00; J. R. Kerfoot, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 31,493.40 44,693 40




Books, films and periodicals, 7,230.51; accounts under $3,500, 2,179.22 9,409 73

Legislative Library $54,403 61

Other Educational Services $616,241 58

DOMINION-PROVINCIAL AGREEMENTS

Services, Expenses, etc. ($44,264.70)

Salaries:

Transferred from Secondary Education Branch, 7,650.99;

Other salaries, 869.00 8,519 99



Miscellaneous:

Brantford Board of Education, 8,727.00; Cornwall Collegiate

Institute Board, 8,443.50; Ontario School of Arc Welding, 7,600.00;Provincial Institute of Trades, 16,190.00; Trainees—allowances,8,496.70; transportation, 1,379.84; Accounts under $3,500,5,680.75 56,517 79

Total . 68,598 64Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures, Government

of Canada Repayments 24,333 9444,264 70

Dominion-Provincial Agreements $44,264 70

SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES, ETC.

Ontario Scholarships and Bursaries ($994,848.35)

Sundry Students 994,848 35

Dominion-Provincial Bursaries ($99,963.50)

Sundry Students 199,963 50Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures, Government of Canada

Repayments 100,000 0099,963 50

Subsidy on Transportation of Students from Territorial Districts inattendance at Institutions of Higher Learning ($19,930.70)

Sundry Students 19,930 70

Scholarships, Bursaries, etc $1,114,742 55


LEGISLATIVE GRANTS, ETC.

General Legislative Grants ($160,213,324.27)

Elementary Schools 108,083,368 60Secondary Schools 52,129,955 67

Public Schools: Counties (excluding urban), 25,367,174.43; Districts (excludingurban), 7,221,113.25; Urban, 44,370,314.74; Schools established under Sec. 12

of The Public Schools Act, 1,725,878.03 78,684,480 45

Separate Schools: Counties (excluding urban), 5,134,902.97; Districts (excludingurban), 4,787,952.44; Urban, 19,476,032.74 29,398,888 15

High Schools and Collegiate Institutes 43,699,151 73

Continuation Schools 210,542 27

Vocational Schools 8,220,261 67

Cost of Education of Non-Resident Pupils, etc. ($1,559,888.51)

Elementary Schools 134,460 57

Secondary Schools 1,425,427 94

Public Schools: Counties (excluding urban), 7,409.44; Districts (excluding urban),

80,972.86; Urban, 33,860.46 122,242 76

Separate Schools: Counties (excluding urban), 258.89; Districts (excluding urban),

9,998.89; Urban, 1,960.03 12,217 81

High Schools and Collegiate Institutes 1,175,118 02

Continuation Schools 42,637 51

Vocational Schools 207,672 41

Assistance in Payment of Cost of Education for Retarded Children ($644,946.25)

Associations for Retarded Children:

Ajax-Pickering and Whitby, 4,756.00; Barrie and District, 3,446.00; Belleville

and District, 6,063.25; Brampton and District, 5,278.75; Brantford and District,

5,069.50; Brockville and District, 2,138.75; Burlington and District, 6,331.50;

Campbellford and District, 445.25; Chatham-Kent and District, 10,797.00;

Chesley and District, 319.00; Cornwall and District, 9,880.50; Dufferin, 2,125.50;

Essex Town and District, 8,371.25; Fort Erie and District, 4,665.75; Goderichand District, 2,248.25; Guelph and District, 12,940.25; Haldimand, 2,275.75;

Halton North, 1,371.00; Hamilton and District, 30,992.00; Huronia, 2,393.00;

Iroquois Falls and Calvert District, 2,845.75; Kapuskasing and District, 6,591.25;

Kingston and District, 7,776.75; Kirkland Lake and District, 3,751.25; Kitchener-

Waterloo and District, 18,656.00; Listowel and District, 1,956.25; London,23,705.00; Meaford and District, 2,210.75; Milton and District, 1,492.00; New-market and District, 5,197.75; Greater Niagara, 12,251.75; Norfolk, 11,310.00;

North Bay and District, 3,603.25; Oakville and District, 3,166.50; Orillia andDistrict, 1,528.25; Oshawa and District, 9,353.25; Ottawa and District, 21,901.00;

Owen Sound and District, 4,459.75; South Peel, 9,965.25; Pembroke and District,

1,734.00; Peterborough and District, 12,024.00; Petrolia and District, 579.25;

Porcupine District, 7,714.50; Port Hope-Cobourg District, 3,592.75; St. Cath-arines and District, 19,021.50; St. Thomas-Elgin, 7,214.00; Sarnia and District,

10,451.75; Sault Ste. Marie and District, 12,119.00; Stratford and District.

4,314.25; Sudbury and District, 4,748.25; Thornhill and District, 13,789.75;

Thunder Bay, 15,622.25; Tilisonburg and District, 4,815.00; Metropolitan

Toronto, 162,753.25; Trenton and District, 4,609.00; Tri-Town and District,

590.75; Victoria County, 904.25; Walkerton and District, 4,652.00; Wallaceburgand Sydenham District, 2,663.75; Waterloo South, 10,684.25; Welland andDistrict, 20,159.25; Windsor, 23,369.75; Wingham and District, 1,032.00; Wood-stock and District, 4,039.50; York Township, 18,208.25 644,946 25


Legislative Grants, etc.—Continued

Special Capital Grants for School Accommodation for Retarded Children ($233,869.00)

Associations for Retarded Children:

Ajax-Pickering and Whitby, 20,147.00; Belleville and District, 3,600.00; Burling-

ton and District, 900.00; Hamilton and District, 26,100.00; Newmarket andDistrict, 10,431.00; Norfolk, 1,950.00; Ottawa and District, 31,800.00; St.

Catharines and District, 10,280.00; Sudbury and District, 20,625.00; ThunderBay, 12,780.00; Tillsonburg and District, 780.00; Metropolitan Toronto, 75,000.00;

Woodstock and District, 11,376.00; York Township, 8,100.00 233,869 00

Public Libraries ($1,749,356.99)

Sundry Library Boards in Cities, Towns and Villages 1,749,356 99

Programmes of Recreation ($550,608.37)

Community Programmes:

Sundry Community Centres 535,431 14

For Recreational Activities provided by Provincial Organizations and by SchoolBoards in Unorganized Territories (to be paid as directed by the Minister):

Sundry Organizations and School Boards 15,177 23

Non-Profit Camps ($53,073.25)

Sundry Organizations 53,073 25

Legislative Grants, etc $165,005,066 64

MISCELLANEOUS GRANTS

($299,100.00)

Air Cadet League of Canada 3,000 00Art Gallery of Toronto 6,000 00Association Canadienne-Francaise d'Education d'Ontario 2,500 00Associated High School Boards of the Province of Ontario 250 00Boy Scouts Association 15,000 00Canadian Association for Adult Education 5,000 00Canadian Bureau for the Advancement of Music 1,000 00Canadian Education Association 22,000 00Canadian Film Awards 1,000 00Canadian Hearing Society 20,000 00Canadian Library Association 2,000 00Canadian Mathematical Congress 1,000 00Canadian National Institute for the Blind 60,000 00Champlain Society 5,000 00English Catholic Education Association of Ontario 2,500 00Federation of Catholic Parent-Teacher Associations 1,000 00Frontier College 7,500 00-Institut Canadian-Francais d 'Ottawa 500 00Institute of Public Administration 5,000 00L'Association Canadienne des Educateurs de Langue Francaise 1,500 00L'Association des Commissaires des Ecoles Bilingues d'Ontario 250 00League of the British Commonwealth and Empire—Expenses in connection therewith 600 00Navy League of Canada 2,500 00Northern Ontario Public and Secondary School Trustees' Association 250 00Ontario Educational Association 10,000 00Ontario Federation of Home and School Associations 3,000 00Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations 8,000 00Ontario Girl Guides Association 15,000 00Ontario I nstitute of Painters 1 ,000 00Ontario Library Association 1,000 00Ontario School Trustees' and Ratepayers' Association 4,500 00Ontario School Trustees' Council 11,250 00Ontario Separate School Trustees' Association 250 00Ontario Society of Artists 2,000 00Ontario Society for Crippled Children 6,000 00


Miscellaneous Grants—Continued

Ontario Urban and Rural School Trustees' Association 250 00Public School Trustees' Association of Ontario, Inc 1,000 00Royal Astronomical Society of Canada 1 ,000 00Royal Canadian Institute 1 ,000 00Royal Society of Canada 1 ,500 00United Nations Association in Canada 3,250 00Visites Inter-provinciales 3,000 00Workers' Educational Association 6,000 00World University Service of Canada 3,500 00

Miscellaneous (to be paid as directed by the Minister):

Boys Clubs of Canada 5,000 00Canadian Association of Consumers 2,000 00Canadian Opera Company 10,000 00Canadian Writers' Foundation, Inc 250 00

- Champlain Society 5,000 00Federation of Catholic Parent-Teacher Associations 1 ,000 00Friendly Relations with Overseas Students 500 00Metropolitan Educational Television Association of Toronto 8,000 00National Federation of Canadian University Students 2,000 00Ontario Institute of Painters 1,000 00Ontario Mathematics Commission 7,500 00Public School Trustees' Association of Ontario, Inc 500 00Quetico Conference and Training Centre, Inc 3,000 00Royal Canadian Institute 1,000 00Visites Inter-provinciales 1,000 00Waterloo Branch No. 530 Canadian Legion of the British Empire

Service League 500 00Workers' Educational Association 2,000 00World University Service of Canada 1,000 00

51,250 00

Miscellaneous Grants $299,100 00

GRANTS TO PROVINCIAL AND OTHER UNIVERSITIES, ETC. ($28,755,000.00)

University of Toronto, including certain affiliated Institutions 14,000,000 00Ontario College of Education 940,000 00Queen's University 2,550,000 00University of Western Ontario 2,175,000 00McMaster University 2,225,000 00University of Ottawa—for Instruction in Medicine and the Sciences 1,350,000 00Carleton University. 1,285,000 00Assumption University of Windsor—for Essex College 1,900,000 00University of Waterloo 1,875,000 00Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology 260,000 00Ontario College of Art 185,000 00

Special Grants for Archaeological Research (to be paid as directed by theMinister)

University of Toronto 5,000 00University of Western Ontario 5,000 00

10,000 00

Grants to Provincial ancj, Other Universities, etc $28,755,000 00

TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION, ETC.

Compassionate Allowances for Ex-Teachers, etc. (to be paid as directedby the Lieutenant Governor in Council) ($3,569.76)


Special Contribution to the Teachers' Superannuation Fund ($1,000,000.00)

Teachers' Superannuation Fund 1 ,000,000 00

Teachers' Superannuation, etc $1,003,569 76


STATUTORY


Hon. John P. Robarts 12,000 00

Scholarships to Residents of Ontario for Study outside Ontario ($8,000.00)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 94, Sec. 7


Grants to Provincial and Other Universities, etc. ($507,000.00)

University of Toronto (11 Geo. VI, Chap. 112, Sec. 123) 500,000 00University of Toronto (11 Geo. VI, Chap. 112, Sec. 8) 7,000 00

Ontario Government Contribution to Teachers'Superannuation Fund ($14,636,065.78)

Teachers' Superannuation Fund 14,636,065 78

Statutory $15,163,065 78

SPECIAL WARRANTS

Grant to Laurentian University of Sudbury to assist in meetingthe cost of establishing the said University ($125,000.00)

Laurentian University of Sudbury 125,000 00

Grant to York University to assist in meeting the cost of constructionof accommodation for the said University ($550,000.00)

York University 550,000 00

Special Warrants $675,000 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Education $227,899,289.58

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PART F

DEPARTMENTOF

ENERGY RESOURCES


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MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($80,009.29)

S. W. Clarkson Deputy Minister 13,999 92

J. A. Rutherford, 2,875.00; C. W. Westcott, 9,000.00; Other salaries, 54,134.37 80,009 29


Hon. R. VV. Macaulay, 1,598.98; S. W. Clarkson, 2,105.35; Accounts under $1,200,

3,725.33 7,429 66


Design Craft, Ltd., 17,347.78; Improvement District of Elliot Lake, 6,000.00; FletcherFilm Productions, Ltd., 7,393.35; Hugh S. Newton & Co., 6,356.25; Queen'sPrinter, 7,180.61; Whiteacre & Creighton, 3,535.00; Accounts under $3,500,

13,202.93 61,015 92

Special Investigations and Reports ($29,014.36)

J. M. Dymond, 4,997.41; G. B. Langford, 5,229.65; J. C. Sproule & Associates, Ltd.,

8,666.15; Accounts under $3,500, 10,121.15 29,014 36


ONTARIO ENERGY BOARD

Salaries ($254,933.77)

E. A. Allcut, 7,887.42; W. P. Armes, 5,282.26; W. D. Brittain, 8,199.96; A. J. Camp-bell, 7,200.00; F. S. Clark, 8,199.96; H. G. Clark, 8,199.96; A. R. Crozier,

13,500.00; G. D. Furse, 6,900.00; H. T. Jones, 9,999.96; J. J. Wingfelder, 9,000.00;Other salaries, 170,564.25 254,933 77


A. Allan, 2,586.81; C. S. Arnold, 2,374.49; W. D. Brittain, 3,589.58; S. J. Bullis,

1,827.51; A. J. Campbell, 2,280.23; A. Carroll, 2,071.85; H. J. Carter, 2,767.10;F. S. Clark, 1,491.37; G. E. Crewe, 1,922.79; C. T. Dark, 1,492.13; A. G. Gardner,2,420.97; C. A. Grills, 3,437.67; N. H. Gutsell, 2,051.26; R. F. Hayward, 1,716.39;

J. A. Ingram, 2,487.25; D. W. Innes, 1,230.37; H. T. Jones, 2,190.30; C. H.Laramie, 2,142.32; L. Lundberg, 2,329.94; A. R. Martin, 1,528.21; M. W.McLandress, 3,527.75; J. W. Rollins, 1,789.63; R. H. Ronald, 2,089.28; J. C.Rusk, 2,769.26; J. A. Simmons, 2,468.82; D. H. Walker, 2,192.42; F. G. Webb,2,987.27; A. R. Williams, 1,485.98; Accounts under $1,200, 4,124.91 67,373 86


Canadian Standards Association, 3,641.00; Department of Public Works, 3,738.07;Marnoch Office Supply Co., 6,505.50; Ormsby & Ormsby, 7,674.94; PrestigeOffice Interiors, Ltd., 6,769.35; Queen's Printer, 17,127.68; Accounts under$3,500, 37,945.93 83,402 47

Boards of Arbitration ($1,623.89)

Fees and Expenses:

Accounts under $3,500 6,623 89Less: Proportion of cost paid by Ontario Natural Gas Storage &

Pipelines, Ltd 5,000 001,623 89

Ontario Energy Board $407,333 99

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ENERGY STUDIES BRANCH

Salaries ($15,393.36)

N. C. Visser, 6,600.00; Other salaries, 8,793.36 15,393 36





Energy Studies Branch $1 7,937 02

STATUTORY


Hon R. W. Macaulay 12,000 00

Bonus for Rural Primary and Secondary Lines (The RuralHydro-Electric Distribution Act) ($511,076.00)

The Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario 511,076 00


SPECIAL WARRANT

Payment of expenses of the Royal Commission to inquire into thepurchase and acquisition by The Hydro-Electric Power Commission

of Ontario of certain lands within the Sarnia Indian ReserveNo. 45, under The Public Inquiries Act ($26,098.95)

Hon. Mr. Justice G. A. McGillivray, expenses, 180.00; J. Sedgwick, fee, 10,500.00;

disbursements, 6,421.46; Thorne, Mulholland, Howson & McPherson, 7,600.00;

Accounts under $3,500, 1,397.49 26,098 95

Total Expenditure, Department of Energy Resources $1,151,915.19

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH


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Salaries, Maintenance, etc 11

Federal Health Grants 12

Grants 16

Cancer Control 16

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Health Units Branch 17

Public Health Nursing Branch 17

Maternal and Child Health Branch 17

Dental Service Branch 18

Nursing Branch 18

Epidemiological Branch 19

Venereal Diseases Control Branch 20

Tuberculosis Prevention Branch 20

Industrial Hygiene Branch 22

Environmental Sanitation Branch 22

Laboratory Branch 22

Mental Health Branch:

General Expenses 24

Ontario Hospitals 25

Hospital Services Commission of Ontario 38

Statutory 42

Special Warrant 42

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1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH G 11

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Hon. M. B. Dymond, Minister (Statutory, see page G 42)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($545,863.63)

W. G. Brown Deputy Minister 18,000 00O. G. Clarke, 6,000.00; T. Cowper, 6,000.00; G. A. Firby, 8,599.92; S. J. Gadsby,12,973.04; T. M. Gourlay, 7,200.00; M. C. Higginson, 6,485.13; E. N. MacKay,10,999.92; W. B. Marr, 6,000.00; W. Nichols, 7,800.00; J. T. Phair, 12,666.60;

V. K. Ray, 716.66; A. H. Sellers, 13,999.92; P. J. Shackleton, 8,599.92; F. E.

Staples, 6,000.00; G. S. Tattle, 15,000.00; C.Walker, 9,999.96; Other salaries,

405,635.33 562,676 40Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund.. . . 16,812 77

545,863 63


Hon. M. B. Dymond, 1,200.00; V. Clarke, 2,543.27; P. H. Smith, 2,177.90;

Accounts under $1,200, 6,097.86 12,019 03Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund.. . . 21 22

11,997 81


Department of Highways, 3,505.47; International Business Machines Co., Ltd.,

5,107.60; Maquinna Public Relations, Ltd., 19,736.40; Office Overload Co.,

Ltd., 3,560.62; Department of Public Works, 4,338.10; Queen's Printer, 40,581.02;Accounts under $3,500, 17,496.81 94,326 02

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund.. . . 1,668 5692,657 46

Medical and Other Research: Services and Expensesas authorized by the Minister ($18,776.58)

Ontario Fluoridation Investigating Commission:

A. B. Cooper, 9,700.00; Sundrv Doctors, Dentists, etc., services, 6,379.52;

Accounts under $3,500, 2,697.06 18,776 58

Public Health Education ($78,268.78)

Salaries:

K. L. Hawkins, 1,100.00; Other salaries, 29,405.79 30,505 79


A. G. Brunton, 1,376.14; K. L. Hawkins, 1,410.95; Accounts under $1,200,1,212.03 3,999 12

Miscellaneous:

Don Inman Art & Advertising, 9,552.12; Queen's Printer, 1 1 ,625.01 ; Accountsunder $3,500, 22,586.74 43,763 87

Workmen's Compensation Board—Awards and Costsexcluding Mental Health Branch ($4,000.00)


Health Service for Ontario Civil Service ($105,998.81)

Salaries:

A. G. Hill, 11,499.96; F. J. Taylor, 9,999.96; Other salaries, 79,324.12 100,824 04



G 12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1


Health Service for Ontario Civil Service—Continued

Miscellaneous:

Accounts under $3,500 5,818 89Less: Transferred to Department of Public Works 856 04


4,962 85

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 2,712.98; Less refund of Employees' contribution,1,273.80 : 1,439 18

Workmen's Compensation Board—Awards and Costs in connection withTuberculosis contracted by an Employee of a Hospital, Sanatorium

or Sanatarium ($148,585.19)


Unforeseen and Unprovided as directed by the Minister ($129.00)


Federal Health Grants

Operating Fund

Summary

Total Expenditure 14,747,196 30Less: Grants, Government of Canada:

Professional Training 501,1 19 48Hospital Construction 6,310,874 70Mental Health 2,621,818 00Tuberculosis Control 785,534 41Public Health Research 577,887 31

General Public Health 2,617,186 93Cancer Control 1,038,528 29Medical Rehabilitation 225,702 42Child and Maternal Health 388,289 54

15,066,941 08

Less: Grants applied to Hospital Construc-tion, Public Works Department (see

page S-12) 319,744 7814,747,196 30

Details of Expenditure

Professional Training ($501,119.48):

Salaries:

Transferred from Certified Nursing Assistants, 147,272.09; LaboratoryBranch, 18,320.00 165,592 09

Miscellaneous:

Bursaries, 186,114.67; R. G. Cole, 8,400.00; Dresses, Ltd., 4,349.00; Hospital

Services Commission of Ontario, 41,227.27; Ontario Hospital Association,

5,376.88; University of Ottawa, 5,970.00; University of Toronto, 19,242.00;

University of Western Ontario, 19,322.25; Accounts transferred fromLaboratory Branch, 3,250.18; Accounts under $3,500, 42,275.14

335,527 39



Federal Health Grants—Continued

Hospital Construction ($5,991,129.92):

General Hospitals:

Almonte, Rosamond Memorial, 79,100.00; Barry's Bav, St. Francis Memorial,43,980.00; Belleville, 34,915.00; Brampton, Peef Memorial, 77,255.00;

Brantford—General, 22,446.29; St. Joseph's, 2,820.00; Burlington, JosephBrant Memorial, 303,264.17; Chatham—Public General, 200,004.99; St.

loseph's, 148,516.08; Cobourg, 5,901.08; Cornwall, Hotel Dieu, 166,662.49;

Dryden, District, 19,000.00; Elliot Lake, St. Joseph's, 95,573.50; Englehartand District, 5,789.68; Fergus, Groves Memorial, 9,998.06; Fort William,McKellar, 36,380.00; Grimsbv, West Lincoln Memorial, 12,500.00; George-town, District Memorial, 97,776.67; Guelph, St. Joseph's, 80,437.50; Hailey-

bury, Misericordia, 13,413.50; Hamilton—Chedoke, 91,188.34; General,

9,534.16; Ingersoll, Alexandra, 21,350.16; Kincardine, 29,874.87; Kingston—General, 121,804.85; Hotel Dieu, 15,750.00; Kirkland Lake and District

57,987.29; Lindsav, Ross Memorial, 80,518.33; Listowel, Memorial31,053.83; London,' Victoria, 81,892.68; Markdale, Centre Grey, 39,976.66Meaford, 1,634.14; Milton, District, 38,421.67; New Liskeard, District

7,312.50; Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake, 4,510.83; Ottawa—Civic, 44,279.99General, 2,165.44; St. Vincent, 20,927.44; Pembroke, Cottage, 23,528.33Penetanguishene, 8,000.00; Perth, Great War Memorial, 117,926.66; Peter-

borough, Civic, 306,742.25; Petrolia, Charlotte Eleanor Englehart, 27,333.34;

Picton, Prince Edward County, 36,350.00; St. Catharines, Hotel Dieu,151,648.33; St. Mary's, Memorial, 14,346.66; St. Thomas, Elgin, 21,286.25;Sarnia, St. Joseph's, 227,846.22; Scarborough, 111,047.51; SmithsFalls, Public, 30,380.17; Sudbury, St. Joseph's, 6,482.86; Toronto—EastGeneral and Orthopaedic, 17,291.45; General, 137,528.25; Hospital for SickChildren, 56,250.00; Northwestern, 180,000.00; St. Joseph's, 461,486.66;St. Michael's, 6,230.00; Western, 314,717.03; Trenton, Memorial, 159,859.00;Uxbridge, Cottage, 11,519.03; Walkerton, County of Bruce, 20,060.78;Welland, Welland County, 179,040.01; Weston, Humber Memorial, 3,000.00;Willowdale, North York Branson, 110,519.58; Winchester, District Memorial,36,128.33; Windsor, Metropolitan General, 36,108.33; Woodstock, 48,473.65. .

5,017,047 87

Chronic Hospitals:

Toronto—Bloorview, 26,000.00; Our Lady of Mercy, 5,415.73. . . 31 ,415 73

Convalescent Hospitals:

Fort William, 161,260.00; Hamilton Health Association, Institute of PhysicalMedicine and Rehabilitation, 6,955.62; Scarborough, Providence, 138,600.00;Toronto, Ontario Crippled Children's Centre, 230,245.00 537,060 62

Sanatoria:

Kitchener, Freeport Sanatorium 19,459 97

Miscellaneous:

Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation, Ontario CancerInstitute, 121,770.73; University of Toronto, Facultv of Dentistrv, 264,375.00.

..' '. 386,145 73

Mental Health ($2,621,818.00):

Salaries:

Transferred from—Laboratory Branch, 15,079.92; Mental Health Branch,58,539.83; Ontario Hospitals, 1,709,502.51 1,783,122 26

Miscellaneous:

American Sterilizer Co. of Canada, Ltd., 3,727.00; Brantford General Hospital4,375.00; Bursaries, 59,050.00; Canadian Laboratorv Supplies, Ltd., 3,561.91City of Hamilton, 16,853.89; General Electric X-Ray Corp., Ltd., 5,221.00Kingston General Hospital, 16,265.24; Ontario Hospital, Kingston, 11,056.25Ontario Hospital, London, 11,720.88; London Victoria Hospital, 8,423.13Maycourt Club, Windsor, 4,625.00; McMaster University, Hamilton19,561.60; Ottawa Civic Hospital, 16,970.55; Ottawa General Hospital35,143.06; Queen's Universitv, Kingston, 81,966.55; Sudbury General Hospital12,585.66; Setsu Suzuki, 4',800.00; Toronto—General Hospital, 20,331.18Hospital for Sick Children, 38,064.80; Mental Health Clinic, 20,449.73




Mental Health—Continued

Miscellaneous—Continued

St. Michael's Hospital, 11,799.96; Western Hospital, 12,075.00; Women'sCollege Hospital, 11,199.84; University of Ottawa, 11,654.10; Universityof Toronto, 252,784.04; University of Western Ontario, 43,169.87; Windsor,Metropolitan General Hospital, 6,125.00; Township of York, 23,665.23;Accounts transferred from—Laboratory Branch, 657.03; Ontario Hospitals,9,475.77; Accounts under $3,500, 61,337.47 838,695 74

Tuberculosis Control ($785,534.41):

Salaries:

Transferred from Tuberculosis Prevention Branch 113,109 12

Miscellaneous:

Ciba Co., Ltd., 3,524.50; Connaught Medical Research Laboratories, 9,172.25General Electric X-Ray Corp., Ltd., 18,658.51; Gilbert & Co., 12,033.00Glaxo-Allenburys (Canada), Ltd., 18,293.09; Hamilton, St. Joseph's Hospital5,804.50; Hoffman-La Roche, Ltd., 10,061.85; City of London, 8,790.40London Victoria Hospital, 5,198.00; Paul Maney Laboratories Canada, Ltd.54,962.61; Olive McMillan, 3,578.80; Merck, Sharp & Dohme, 4,475.37Evelyn Moodie, 3,647.93; Anne Monahan, 3,506.77; Oshawa General Hospital3,653.00; City of Ottawa, 9,200.00; Ottawa—Civic, 4,969.50; General, 4,916.50Picker X-Ray Engineering, Ltd., 24,591.30; Queen's Printer, 4,923.30Sanatoria—Beck Memorial, 15,722.33; Brant, 11,870.32; Essex County14,309.80; Fort William, 19,689.02; Freeport, 19,052.38; Hamilton Mountain14,403.82; Kingston (Ongwanada), 14,662.00; Niagara Peninsula, 25,023.73

St. Lawrence, 3,921.43; Toronto Hospital for Tuberculosis, 58,124.28; Toronto—East General, 6,713.00; General, 4,970.50; New Mount Sinai, 3,901.50

St. Joseph's, 4,475.00; St. Michael's, 9,135.50; Western, 6,632.00; Windsor,Hotel Dieu, 4,726.50; Winley-Morris Co., Ltd., 22,351.42; X-Ray & RadiumIndustries, Ltd., 11,076.69; Accounts under $3,500, 187,702.89

672.425 29

Public Health Research ($577,887.31):

Salaries:

Transferred from Tuberculosis Prevention Branch 1,350 00

Miscellaneous:

Connaught Medical Research Laboratories, 124,620.15; Ontario HeartFoundation, 131,936.48; Ottawa Civic Hospital, 12,963.94; Queen's University,

33,516.08; Sanatoria—Beck Memorial, 4,315.15; Hamilton Mountain,11,459.59; Toronto—Queensway General, 4,373.75 ; Hospital for Sick Children,

17,517.36; St. Michael's, 26,992.62; University of Toronto, 193,705.37;

University of Western Ontario, 10,094.47; Accounts under $3,500,

5,042.35 576,537 31

General Public Health ($2,617,186.93):

Salaries:

Transferred from—Nursing Branch, 49,635.31; Dental Service Branch,

2,358.00; Environmental Sanitation Branch, 11,704.41; Epidemiological

Branch, 10,546.78; Industrial Hygiene Branch, 30,137.85; Laboratory Branch,326,831.73; Main Office, 1,207.77; Venereal Diseases Control Branch, 16,149.97

448,571 82

Grants to Health Units:

Brant, 10,253.72; Bruce, 13,888.66; Dufferin, 2,135.00; East York-Leaside22,127.22; Elgin-St. Thomas, 1,749.16; Fort William and District, 44,833.21

Gloucester-Nepean, 20,248.07; Hal ton, 52,729.49; Huron, 54,145.72; Kenora58,590.28; Kent, 3,422.39; Lambton, 12,043.70; Leeds and Grenville, 4,380.48

Lennox and Addington, 13,963.95; Muskoka, 62,225.11; Norfolk, 43,814.99

Northumberland and Durham, 14,937.72; Ontario, 57,162.48; Oxford, 66.40

Peel, 10,265.02; Porcupine, 11,179.96; Port Arthur and District, 25,666.39

Prescott and Russell, 1,112.76; Prince Edward, 10,157.64; St. Catharines

Lincoln, 10,822.13; Simcoe, 135,026.42; Sudbury and District, 112,659.72

Timiskaming, 20,905.27; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 6,844.18; Wellandand District, 35,098.95; Wellington, 91,304.91; Wentworth, 83,503.88

Metropolitan Windsor, 54,652.77; York, 146,072.09 1,247,989 84




General Public Health—Continued

Grants to Local Boards of Health and Municipalities:

Etobicoke, 15,088.90; Guelph, 4,801.16; Hamilton, 12,599.84; Kingston,15,979.58; London, 23,437.11; Oshawa, 16,796.11; Owen Sound, 7,892.84;

Peterborough, 21,287.56; Scarborough, 49,405.97; Toronto, 48,390.79215,679 86

Miscellaneous:

Bursaries, 56,480.48; Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society, 6,160.73;

Canadian Council of Hospital Accreditation, 10,257.00; Canadian Laboratory-Supplies, Ltd., 12,685.30; Caswell Hotel, Ltd., 5,110.03; Central Scientific

Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,258.73; Electronic Associates, Ltd., 5,286.00; FisherScientific Co., Ltd., 8,255.97; Hospital Services Commission of Ontario,

107,958.39; O. H. Johns Glass Co., Ltd., 3,801.00; Edward Milner Co.,

Ltd., 5,416.10; S. H. Newman Co., Ltd., 10,832.00; Ottawa Civic Hospital,

3,107.62; Department of Public Works, 7,510.00; Queen's University,

16,752.46; Ryerson Institute of Technology, 5,720.00; Staplex Co., 3,694.96;

University of Toronto, 122,549.37; Accounts transferred from—-EnvironmentalSanitation Branch, 1,200.00; Epidemiological Branch, 145,749.12; Industrial

Hygiene Branch, 11,528.80; Laboratory Branch, 85,725.20; Venereal DiseasesControl Branch, 21,827.42; Accounts under $3,500, 42,078.73

704,945 41

Cancer Control ($1,038,528.29):

Salaries

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Transferred from Main Office, Department of Health 15,605 00

Miscellaneous:

Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation, 1,021,233.51; Accountstransferred from Main Office, 1,689.78 1,022,923 29

Medical Rehabilitation ($225,702.42):

Miscellaneous:

Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy, 17,378.78; Cerebral PalsySociety of Ottawa and District, 6,724.25; Cerebral Palsy Association of

Windsor and Essex County, 11,182.00; Frontenac and District RehabilitationCentre, 8,463.92; Hamilton District Society for Crippled Children, 16,629.26;

Inter-Fraternity Cerebral Palsy Association, 3,800.00; Junior League CerebralPalsy Training School and Clinic, 20,000.00; Kent County Association for

Cerebral Palsied Children, 10,543.80; Lambton County Association for theCerebral Palsied, 4,120.00; North Waterloo Society for Crippled Children,9,042.28; Ottawa, St. Vincent Hospital, 15,069.43; Rehabilitation Institute

of Ottawa, 4,293.30; Sault Ste. Marie, Orthopaedic Unit Committee,4,296.76; Sudbury and District Crippled Children's Treatment Centre,8,527.42; Toronto—Rehabilitation Centre, 9,784.13; St. Paul's CerebralPalsy Centre, 11,493.75; University of Toronto, 43,276.30; Transferred fromSpecial Warrant—Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 4,587.86;

Accounts under $3,500, 16,489.18 225,702 42

Maternal and Child Health ($388,289.54):

Salaries

:

Transferred from Maternal and Child Health Branch 23,427 19

Miscellaneous:

Queen's University, 7,348.51 ; Toronto—Hospital for Sick Children, 138,635.79;Western, 8,494.60; Women's College, 7,661.82; University of Ottawa, 6,875.89;University of Toronto, 18,340.36; University of Western Ontario, 25,555.23;Accounts transferred from Epidemiological Branch, 144,559.00; Accountsunder $3,500, 7,391.15 364,862 35

Total $14,747,196 30Less: Grants, Government of Canada (see page G 12) 14,747,196 30



Grants ($1,021,170.45)

Connaught Laboratories 15,250 00Ontario Society for Crippled Children. 6,000 00County Councils carrying on School Medical Inspection, as approved by the Minister

under the authority of The Public Health Act:Haldimand, 5,157.70; Haliburton, 2,716.86; Middlesex, 19,361.00; Perth,

2,588.43 29,823 99Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, to further Nursing Education, as directed

by the Minister 5,000 00Canadian Public Health Association 5,000 00Ontario Tuberculosis Association 5,000 00Queen's University, Kingston, for establishment of the Bernard Thomas McGhie

Memorial Prize 100 00Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy, as authorized by the Minister 5,000 00Canadian Paraplegic Association 5,000 00Health League of Canada 2,500 00Canadian Mental Health Association 7,500 00Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada 2,000 00Ontario Psychiatric Association 1,000 00St. Elizabeth Visiting Nurses' Association 1,250 00The Ontario Heart Foundation (in amounts as authorized by the Minister) 111,998 57Canadian Red Cross Society 20,000 00University of Toronto—Faculty of Medicine 12,000 00Second World Congress of Anaesthesiologists 1,500 00Convalescent Summer Camps and Canadian Mothercraft Centre (in amounts as

authorized by the Minister) Maintenance Grants:Convalescent Camp, Burlington, 2,018.25; Illahee Lodge Health Centre,

Cobourg, 2,023.50; Ontario Society for Crippled Children, 17,354.25;

Canadian Mothercraft Centre, Toronto, 6,070.50 27,466 50

Special Grants:

Senior Convalescent Camp, Burlington 6,100 00Illahee Lodge, Cobourg 4,800 00Ontario Society for Crippled Children—for Convalescent Camps 48,100 00Canadian Mothercraft Centre, Toronto 4,000 00

Canadian Tuberculosis Association—Union Against T.B./61 10,000 00Banting and Best Research Fund 20,000 00

Fees and expenses—Ontario Physical Fitness Study Committee:

Salaries:

M. Dunn, 9,333.24; Other salaries, 13,418.48 22,751 72

Miscellaneous:

Accounts under $3,500 7,329 6730,081 39

Alcoholism Research Foundation (in amounts as authorized by the Minister) 634,700 00

Cancer Control

Expenses Under The Cancer Remedies Act

Commissioners' Honoraria ($2,000.00)

Hon. Mr. Justice R. W. Treleaven, Chairman, 500.00; R. F. Brown, 250.00; W. J.

Deadman, 250.00; J. A. McFarlane, 250.00; N. F. Meaden, 250.00; W. B. Phair,

250.00; R. E. Valin, 250.00 2,000 00



Grant to Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation ($1,021,233.54)

Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation 1,021,233 54



Special Grant to Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation

—

Ontario Cancer Institute—for Capital Purposes ($300,000.00)

Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation 300,000 00

Main Office $3,352,802 33

HEALTH UNITS BRANCH

Salaries ($15,999.04)

G. K. Martin, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 9,999.04 15,999 04





Special Health Services authorized by the Minister and AdministrativeUnits for Public Health Purposes under The Public Health

Act, Section 35 ($1,100,000.00)

Grants to Public Health Units:

Brant, 45,611.50; Bruce, 31,200.00; Carleton, 20,248.10; Dufferin, 16,000.00;

East York and Leaside, 55,467.76; Elgin-St. Thomas, 37,740.31; Halton,103,819.90; Kent, 46,713.65; Lambton, 40,000.55; Leeds and Grenville, 48,000.00;Lennox and Addington, 21,009.65; Northumberland and Durham, 67,871.93;Oxford and Ingersoll, 46,613.58; Peel, 81,162.93; Porcupine, 84,424.54; Prescottand Russell, 24,900.00; Prince Edward, 20,000.00; St. Catharines-Lincoln,81,032.61; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 48,000.00; Timiskaming, 45,081.00;Welland and District, 80,449.20; Metropolitan Windsor, 54,652.79 1,100,000 00

Special Training of Public Health Personnel including Grants to TrainingCentres, and Other Incidental Expenses as authorized

by the Minister ($6,000.00)

Grant:

University of Toronto, School of Hygiene 6,000 00

Health Units Branch $1,123,196 43

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING BRANCH

Salaries ($50,988.69)

I. Black, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 43,188.69 50,988 69


M. V. Lowry, 1,294.45; E. L. Park, 1,308.10; Accounts under $1,200, 3,666.78 . . 6,269 33



Public Health Nursing Branch $60,454 47

MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH BRANCH

Salaries ($38,555.46)

C. M. Hoffman, 6,283.58; G. K. Martin, 6,000.00; J. E. Moore, 9,000.00; N. W.Roome, 9,999.96; Other salaries, 30,699.11 61,982 65

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund.. . . 23,427 19

38,555 46


Maternal and Child Health Branch—Continued


M. G. Neilson, 1,219.23; Accounts under $1,200, 989.00 2,208 23



Costs and Expenses of Maternal and Child Health under the authorityof The Public Health Act ($97,476.41)

Perinatal Mortality Study, 51,487.78; Queen's Printer, 42,401.49; TravellingExpenses, 13.25; Miscellaneous, 3,573.89 97,476 41

Maternal and Child Health Branch $140,887 70

DENTAL SERVICE BRANCH

Salaries ($14,199.96)

A. E. Hughes, 1,875.00; F. A. Kohli, 9,999.96; Other salaries, 4,683.0016,557 96




Maintenance, including Operation of Travelling Dental Clinics ($31,007.69)

Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 29,696.40; Accounts under $3,500, 1,311.29 31,007 69

Grants for School Dental Services ($34,435.73)

Boards of Health

:

Cities, Towns and Villages:

Chatsworth, 249.24; Flesherton, 250.89; Fort Erie, 86.00; Gait, 454.50;Lindsay, 499.50; Ottawa, 2,000.00; Owen Sound, 1,176.00; Preston, 24.80 4,740 93

Health Units:

Bruce, 4,481.08; Dufferin, 2,399.59; East York-Leaside, 193.50; Halton,609.45; Leeds and Grenville, 112.00; Muskoka, 215.25; Peel, 2,000.00;Porcupine, 504.00; Prescott and Russell, 193.65; St. Catharines-Lincoln,1,073.15; Simcoe, 951.05; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 7.20; Wellington,1,146.37; York, 3,027.98 16,914 27

School Boards and Boards of Education:

Peterborough Board of Education 434 00

Townships, etc.:

Anson, Hindon and Minden, 627.74; Artemesia, 248.63; Bentinck, 1,661.25;

Derby, 890.78; Dysart et al, 431.10; Elma, 54.00; Euphrasia, 370.75; Glenelg,395.21; Holland, 1,050.15; Keppel, 723.34; Improvement District of Marathon,1,197.90; Improvement District of Red Rock, 155.25; Sarawak, 233.62;Sullivan, 1,002.39; Sydenham, 997.85; Tvendinaga, 30.30; Westminster,276.27; North York, 2,000.00 12,346 53

Dental Service Branch $79,973 13

NURSING BRANCH

Salaries ($57,249.50)

E. R. Dick, 8,599.92; D. G. Riddell, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 42,649.58 57,249 50

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH GJ9

Nursing Branch—Continued


H. McCallum, 1,295.81 ; D. G. Riddell, 1,253.51 ; Accounts under $1,200, 2,694.55. 5,243 87



Costs and Expenses of Training Certified Nursing Assistants ($247,750.05)

Salaries:

Sundry Employees 380,979 55Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund.. . . 196,907 40

184,072 15


Sundry Trainees, etc.; R. A. Whittv, 1,204.50; Accounts under $1,200,1,431.90 2,636 40

Miscellaneous:

Dresses, Ltd., 7,545.41 ; J. Lovick & Co., Ltd., 8,522.79; Queen's Printer, 9,071.98;Royal Metal Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 7,308.35; Accounts under $3,500,28,592.97 61,041 50

Examining Board—Services and Expenses ($3,060.85)

Salaries:

Sundry Employees 361 00

Miscellaneous:


Nursing Branch $319,299 00

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL BRANCH

Salaries ($43,168.61)

G. A. Edge, 9,499.92; G. E. Large, 5,749.98; Other salaries, 38,465.49...53,715 39



R. Dorland, 2,119.31; Accounts under $1,200, 1,594.82 3,714 13

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund 1,000 002,714 13



Outbreaks of Diseases, Sanitary Investigations, Control of Typhoid and ParatyphoidFever, including Compensation for Carriers, Health Education, Free Distribution

of Biological Products for the Prevention and Cure of Disease, and MedicalCare in Unorganized Districts, Services and Expenses ($749,236.09)

Medical, Nursing and Respirator Service in Hospitals:


Purchase of Anti-Toxins, etc.:

Connaught Medical Research Laboratories, 1,026,409.58; Sundry Doctors,toxoid inoculations and vaccinations, etc., 1,629.00 1,028,038 58


G2Q PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Epidemiological Branch—Continued

Outbreaks of Diseases, Sanitary Investigations, etc.—Continued

Miscellaneous:


Epidemiological Branch $799,608 86

VENEREAL DISEASES CONTROL BRANCH

Salaries ($16,149.95)

S. E. Acres, 6,833.30; G. E. Large, 5,749.98; Other salaries, 19,716.6432,299 92




Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund 95 73

Maintenance—Including Treatment of Patients in Clinics and Hospitalsand Payments to Municipalities ($6,853.64)

Local Boards of Health 1,454 40Health Units },679 50Municipalities 2,826 45Miscellaneous 5,221 62

13,181 97Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund 6,328 33

Grants for Operation of Clinics, etc. ($15,403.36)

Hospitals:

Hamilton, General, 2,043.00; London, Victoria, 1,770.76; Toronto—General,4,825.00; Hospital for Sick Children, 1,901.24; St. Michael's, 4,257.00; Western,5,120.48; Women's College, 2,595.00 22,512 48

Local Boards of Health and Municipalities:

Ottawa, 2,995.48; Sudbury, 3,285.00; Windsor, 2,013.76 8,294 24

30,806 72

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund.. . . 15,403 36

Venereal Diseases Control Branch $38,577 94

TUBERCULOSIS PREVENTION BRANCH

Salaries ($288,279.68)

E. A. Allen, 8,599.92; J. Baltrusaitis, 9,000.00; O. V. Dent, 10,999.92; Z. Dunaj,7,500.00; S. Grzybowski, 11,499.96; K. L. Hawkins, 5,750.00; S. A. Rolling,

13,999.92; W. D. Jamieson, 11,499.96; M. R. Kalinowski, 7,340.29; f. I). McLen-nan, 12,000.00; D. S. McRae, 9,999.96; C. R. Messecar, 11,499.96; E. J. O'Brien,

7,200.00; C. H. Rorabeck, 1 1,499.96; A. W. Russell, 6,300.00; D. R. Wise, 7,200.00;

Other salaries, 250,848.95 402,738 80Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 114,459 12


G. I. Bowring, 2,472.60; P. Crompton, 1,420.29; J. Doran, 1,829.28: W. Dorion,

1,452.76; D. Goodyear, 2,112.16; S. Grzybowski, 1,707.71; Imperial Oil, Ltd.,

170 99

6,853 64

15,403 36

288,279 68


Tuberculosis Prevention Branch—Continued

Travelling Expenses—Continued

1,622.71; W. C. Kennedy, 2,914.04; N. Leliever, 1,278.17; J. McCutcheon,1,275.15; R. Plouffe, 1,585.36; C. C. Robinson, 1,585.06; A. W. Russell, 1,738.26;

J. C. Scopis, 1,832.99; G. Stockley, 1,665.57; W. Taylor, 1,618.04; A. Williamson,1,634.14; G. Wright, 1,773.82; Accounts under $1,200, 13,313.54 44,831 65


General Electric X-Ray Corp., Ltd., 6,266.07; Queen's Printer, 9,277.80; RCAVictor Co., Ltd., 6,517.30; Welles Corp., Ltd., 18,217.16; X-Ray and RadiumIndustries, Ltd., 12,427.16; Accounts under $3,500, 29,494.00 82,199 49

Tuberculosis Prevention Extension ($25,788.53)

Transportation of Indigents, etc 1,858 06Burial of Indigents 384 50Payment for Pneumothorax Treatments and X-Ray

Examinations 6,801 00To assist in the establishment and operation of chest X-Ray,

etc 213 63

Clothing for Indigent ex-patients 1,984 29Free Tuberculin 13,671 95Miscellaneous 875 10

Sundry Doctors, Clinics, Municipalities, etc 25,788 53

Grants to Sanatoria under the authority of The Sanatoriafor Consumptives Act and Regulations made thereunder ($5,544,709.17)

Maintenance Grants:

Brantford, Brant, 136,718.33; Cornwall, St. Lawrence, 191,680.49; Fort William,327,459.41; Hamilton, Mountain, 525,056.48; Kingston, Ongwanada, 275,238.87;Kitchener, Freeport, 136,058.13; London, Beck Memorial, 673,547.47; MooseFactory, Indian Hospital, 424.00; National Sanitarium Association—Graven-hurst, Muskoka, 133,000.00; Weston, Toronto, 1,611,246.44; Ottawa, Royal,614,573.80; St. Catharines, Niagara Peninsula, 301,810.24; Sudburv and Algoma,395,699.81; Windsor, Essex County, 221,317.93

'.

5,543,831 40

Building Grants:

Cornwall, St. Lawrence 877 77

Maintenance of Patients (Ontario Residents in Sanatoria in OtherProvinces) ($33,575.00)

Alberta—Aberhart Memorial, 3,632.00; Baker Memorial, 6,832.00; British Columbia,672.00; Manitoba, Department of Health and Public Welfare, 15,630.00; NovaScotia—Kentville, 844.00; Point Edward, 438.00; Quebec, Ministry of Health,3,384.00; Saskatchewan, Anti-Tuberculosis League, 2,143.00 33,575 00

Tuberculosis Prevention Clinics

Salaries ($91,362.83)

G. G. Brearley, 10,999.92; J. Brown, 9,499.92; H. E. Robertson, 12,000.00; Othersalaries, 58,862.99 91,362 83


O. Lepage, 1,227.38; H. E. Robertson, 1,225.95; Accounts under $1,200, 9,083.40 11,536 73


C. B. Sibbitt, 4,500.00; X-Rav and Radium Industries, Ltd., 11,857.33; Accountsunder $3,500, 26,433.62 42,790 95

Tuberculosis Prevention Branch $6,165,074 03


INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE BRANCH

Salaries ($460,434.67)

E. O. Braaten, 8,599.92; F. M. Bulmer, 12,999.96; W. G. Cooke, 6,600.00; J. E.Cowle, 9,999.96; T. Cummings, 7,200.00; J. G. Cunningham, 15,874.98; W. B.Drowley, 9,000.00; R. G. Elson, 10,500.00; J. C. Findlay, 7,800.00; G. F. Gould,6,000.00; C. M. Jephcott, 10,500.00; E. Kennedy, 6,600.00; L. B. Leppard,10,500.00; E. Mastromatteo, 11,499.96; D. E. Moore, 6,900.00; J. S. Morton,6,600.00; H. M. Nelson, 8,199.96; W. E. O'Hara, 9,499.92; A. C. Rayner, 6,600.00;A. R. Riddell, 12,447.58; A. Schmidt, 9,000.00; W. L. Smith, 6,600.00; R. B.Sutherland, 12,000.00; D. A. Thomas, 7,500.00; J. J. Vingilis, 9,499.92; S. J.Walker, 10,500.00; H. F. Wall, 7,800.00; C. H. Wilson, 11,499.96; Othersalaries, 232,250.40 490,572 52

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 30,137 85460,434 67


K. G. Adams! 2,625.15; I). L. Bogaerts, 2,903.26; T. Cummings, 1,278.23; G. F.

Gould, 1,435.10; f. J. Kearns, 2,044.03; H. Mac Donald, 2,595.73; J. H. Martin,2,264.75; E. Mastromatteo, 1,620.27; R. K. Montgomery, 2.998.46; J. Nicol,

2.168.31; W. H. Oerton, 2,013.41; D. J. Porter, 2,351.75; A." C. Ruggles, 2,062.80;W. L. Smith, 1,576.79; Accounts under $1,200, 23.245.10 53,183 14


Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 4,171.21; Glendon Instrument Co., Ltd., 12,807.09;Picker X-Ray and Engineering, Ltd., 6,409.16; Queen's Printer, 5,511.42; RCAVictor Co., Ltd., 4,669.24; Sharp Laboratories, Inc., 15,078.80; Accounts under$3,500, 45,620.78 94,267 70

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund ... 1 1,528 8082,738 90

Industrial Hygiene Branch $596,356 71

ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION BRANCH

Salaries ($104,337.83)

N. R. Laxtou, 6,600.00; A. S. O'Hara, 7,500.00; G. H. Powell, 6,600.00; F. Rushton,7,800.00; E. Sanderson, 7,500.00; W. M. Walkinshaw, 9,999.96; Othersalaries, 70,042.28 1 16,042 24



J. H. Arnott, 1,300.67; E. G. Cochrane, 4,412.14; J. A. Jackson, 1,942.85; N. R.Laxton, 3,181.05; W. M. MacDonald, 1,603.66; R. S. Magowan, 3,054.34; G. H.Powell, 2,449.97; F. Rushton, 1,206.66; E. Sanderson, 1,700.01; Accountsunder $1,200, 7,667.96 28,519 31

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 1.200 0027,319 31



Environmental Sanitation Branch $143,222 24

LABORATORY BRANCH

Salaries ($1,377,667.98)

A. E. Allin, 12,999.96; A. Barkauskas, 8,599.92; D. H. Beaton, 6,000.00; J. W. Bell,

6,499.92; B. M. Branscombe, 6,900.00; L. M. Brydson, 6,000.00; R. S. Bull,

9,499.92; C. J. Christie, 9,499.92; G. S. de Saram, 6,600.00; V. J. Douglas,


Laboratory Branch—Continued


6,000.00; R. H. Elder, 11,499.96; L. E. Elkerton, 13,999.92; M. C. Finlavson,

7,500.00; J. B. Fischer, 6,900.00; T. A. Fleming, 7,500.00; W. D. French, 6,900.00;

E. Goodhue, 6,300.00; J, J. Hamvas, 6,300.00; A. G. Harbour, 6,000.00; H. D.Howell, 12,000.00; R. H. Karn, 8,299.92; A. Kelen, 6,600.00; E. M. Killough,

6,000.00; E. Kuitunen, 6,900.00; G. MacPherson, 6,900.00; M. J. Mann, 6,600.00;

A. D. McClure, 9,499.92; J. B. McKay, 13,500.00; R. I. Mercer, 6,000.00; A. M.Millar, 8,199.96; J. E. Moher, 6,000.00; F. J. Murphy, 6,000.00; M. C. Nixon,7,500.00; W. J. Percy, 9,999.96; R. G. Reynolds, 7,200.00; F. R. Roughley,7,500.00; H. O. Shackleton, 6,900.00; H. B. Smith, 8,199.96; D. W. Taylor,

6,900.00; R. D. Tennant, 8,199.96; S. G. Trevor, 7,500.00; W. M. Wilson,12,999.96; Other salaries, 1,401,000.47 1,737,899 63

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 360,231 65—1,377,667 98




Allied Chemical Canada, Ltd., 4,045.21; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 5,425.21;

British Drug Houses Canada, Ltd., 15,015.24; Canadian Laboratory Supplies,

Ltd., 27,499.38; Central Scientific Co. of Canada, Ltd., 10,445.43; Collett-Sproule

Boxes, Ltd., 3,636.69; Commercial Alcohols, Ltd., 3,825.09; Connaught MedicalResearch Laboratories, 5,089.89; Consolidated Alcohols, Ltd., 13,731.00; Cullen& Sons, 7,176.50; Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 27,334.79; General Impact Extru-sions, Ltd., 25,538.55; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd., 4,898.12; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd.,

10,409.29; Ingram Bell, Ltd., 12,452.63; O. H. Johns Glass Co., Ltd., 6,485.22;Kendall Co., Canada, Ltd., 3,732.50; Lawrie Bros., Ltd., 3,592.45; Ortho Pharma-ceutical (Canada), Ltd., 4,712.16; Print-O-Tape, Ltd., 9,237.63; Queen's Printer,

28,284.72; Richards Glass Co., Ltd., 17,221.37; Municipality of MetropolitanToronto, 32,164.79; City of Toronto, 4,233.42; Toronto Hydro-Electric System,9,427.82; Postage, 23,200.00; accounts under $3,500, 134,403.99 . . .453,219 09

Less: Refund, excise tax on alcohol 16,932 68Supplies transferred to various Branches 5,682 61Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operat-

ing Fund 89,632 41Transferred to Department of Public Works . . 7,397 89

119,645 59333,573 50

Grants to Hospital Laboratories providing Community Diagnostic Public HealthServices (in amounts as authorized by the Minister) ($92,428.50)

Cornwall General Hospital Laboratory 8,559 35Kitchener-Waterloo General Hospital Laboratory 17,398 39St. Catharines General Hospital Laboratory 18,194 81Sarnia General Hospital Laboratory 23,615 59Stratford General Hospital Laboratory 19,573 85

Total 87,341 99Add: Supplies transferred from Laboratory Branch 5,086 51

92,428 50

Total 1,813,286 57

Less Reimbursements of Expenditures:

Grant, City of Ottawa 3,000 00Grant, City of Sault Ste. Marie 1,200 00

4,200 00

Laboratory Branch $1,809,086 57


MENTAL HEALTH BRANCH—GENERAL EXPENSES

Salaries ($146,336.30)

H. R. Alderton, 7,874.95; J. D. Atcheson, 13,999.92; C. A. Buck, 14,499.96; J. M.Burrows, 6,000.00; C. Greenland, 4,700.00; H. W. Henderson, 13,999.92; C. H.Lewis, 12,999.96; J. W. Lovett-Doust, 12,999.96; B. H. McNeel, 15,000.00; S. G.Paterson, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 95,601.46 204,876 13



R. Frid, 2,069.66; Accounts under $1,200, 6,921.83 8,991 49



Workmen's Compensation Board—Awards and Costs forMental Health Branch ($71,013.71)



Postmaster, stamps purchased, less Employees' contribution 11,790 99

Removal of Patients to and from Ontario Hospitals and Examinationof Patients from Unorganized Districts ($20,670.61)

Removal Expenses:

J. Greer, 5,633.02; J. Roblin, 4,500.56; Accounts under $3,500, 7,555.43 17,689 01

Medical Services:


Clothing for Bailiffs Removing Patients ($348.96)


Expenses in connection with Conventions held at variousInstitutions and Travelling Expenses of Officials attending Conventions

(as authorized by the Minister) ($4,956.76)

Sundry Officials 4,956 76

Printing and Stationery ($32,126.36)


Transport Service ($30,910.28)



Miscellaneous:

Brantford Coach and Body, Ltd., 5,220.60; International Harvester Co. of Can-ada, Ltd., 13,015.00; Accounts under $3,500, 11,898.63 30,134 23

Unforeseen and Unprovided (as directed by the Minister) ($294.72)


Grant to The Haven, Toronto ($2,500.00)

The Haven, Toronto 2,500 00


Mental Health Branch—General Expenses—Continued

Compassionate Allowance to certain Ex-Officials not entitled to a SuperannuationAllowance, as approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council ($166.03)

Sundry Persons 166 03

Payment to Hospital Services Commission of Ontario, in reimbursementfor Expenditures relating to Mental Care ($1,210,326.25)

Hospital Services Commission of Ontario 1,210,326 25

Mental Health Branch—General Expenses $1,551,223 66

MENTAL HEALTH BRANCH—ONTARIO HOSPITALS

Salaries $31,267,822.49Maintenance 13,541,954.93

$44,809,777.42

Summary

Salaries Maintenance Total

Aurora 187,444 94 145,489 72 332,934 66Brockville 1,953,875 71 950,737 82 2,904,613 53Cedar Springs 27,454 S3 6,404 92 33,859 75

Cobourg 513,298 01 245,726 47 759,024 48Hamilton 2,400,247 80 1,056,201 17 3,456,448 97Kingston 2,352,002 13 1,129,873 58 3,481,875 71

London 1,943,149 15 804,280 25 2,747,429 40New Toronto 1,676,237 08 957,734 18 2,633,971 26North Bay 1,103,699 31 516,345 22 1,620,044 53Orillia 3,224,818 08 1,522,464 96 4,747,283 04Penetanguishene 873,220 36 291,974 65 1,165,195 01Port Arthur 1,085,144 32 475,579 47 1,560,723 79St. Thomas 2,699,280 86 1,169,738 66 3,869,019 52Smiths Falls 2,995,138 82 1,085,957 18 4,081,096 00Thistletown 465,359 94 91,459 00 556,818 94Toronto 2,112,380 26 970,400 90 3,082,781 16Whitby 2,536,286 54 1,150,076 90 3,686,363 44Woodstock 2,271,911 31 755,056 14 3,026,967 45Psychiatric Research In-

stitute for Children

—

London 112,175 27 67,985 11 180,160 38Toronto Psychiatric 734,697 77 148,468 63 883,166 40

31,267,822 49 13,541,954 93 44,809,777 42

AURORA

Salaries ($187,444.94)

L. A. Campbell, 6,600.00; M. Houze, 5,416.65; D. R. McCann, 6,000.00; A. L. Rice,

3,500.00; Other Medical Staff, 420.00; Other Clerical Staff, 10,884.24; DomesticStaff, 28,874.11; Maintenance Staff, 33,871.35; Farm and Garden, 27,619.92;Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 172,378.67 295,564 94





Maintenance:

Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 3,909.15; Canada Packers, Ltd., 5,350.18; CousinsDairy Co., Ltd., 9,300.76; Glenyille Farms Dairy, Ltd., 6,936.36; Hydro-ElectricPower Commission of Ontario, 4,836.16; Mercer Reformatory, Industries,

4,687.23; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 16,809.17; Toronto Fuels,

Ltd., 8,008.53; Accounts under $3,500, 82,600.52 142,438 06

Aurora $332,934 66


Ontario Hospitals—Continued

BROCKVILLE

Salaries ($1,953,875.71)

A. L. Bennett, 6,600.00; H. J. Breen, 6,900.00; H. A. Cardwell, 12,999.96; L. C.Forgues, 1,332.87; A. Hoogenraad, 5,466.64; C. E. Leach, 10,541.63; T. M. Love,7,200.00; A. B. MacDougall, 6,300.00; G. R. Mansfield, 8,599.92; R. P. Miller,

10,500.00; J. J. O'Connell, 12,999.96; M. L. Palmer, 9,000.00; J. H. Preston,5,850.00; E. A. Simpson, 6,300.00; D. B. Smith, 12,000.00; F. W. Snedden,13,999.92; G. T. Stockings, 7,500.00; T. J. Touzel, 7,800.00; W. O. Williams,7,500.00; W. A. Woodruff, 11,041.58; Other Medical Staff, 56,172.54; OtherClerical Staff, 108,479.21; Domestic Staff, 306,851.95; Maintenance Staff,

157,258.16; Farm and Garden, 57,665.40; Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses andOthers, 1,171,073.80 2,027,933 54

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 74,057 831,953,875 71



A. L. Bennett, 1,468.60; F. Ross, 1,366.88; Accounts under SI, 200, 4,187.92. . 7,023 40

Maintenance:

Almonte Flour Mills, Ltd., 6,120.27; Andersen X-Ray, Ltd., 3,960.20; J. & A.Aziz, Ltd., 6,180.99; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 15,744.00; Bell Telephone Co. of

Canada, 7,762.24; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 6,033.32; Brockville Co-operativeAssociation, 15,003.68; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries, 13,800.00; Canada& Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 4,017.54; Canada Packers, Ltd., 37,432.56; Cana-dian Corps of Commissionaires, 11,628.40; Colson Canada, Ltd., 3,875.10; J. J.

Connors, 4,256.73; Corporation of Brockville, 4,717.35; Cowan Dairy & Ice

Cream Co. Ltd., 12,991.27; D. S. Lumber Co., 5,796.33; Frost Metal Products,Ltd., 7,515.80; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd., 10,625.92; E. W. Hickeson & Co.,

Ltd., 17,346.75; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 25,611.72;

Kingston Creamery (1958), Ltd., 34,929.25; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 7,605.33;Marshalls Co., Ltd., 5,275.85; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 16,917.63;

National Grocers Co., Ltd., 10,007.68; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries,

89,922.01; Perfect Pants & Sportswear Co., Ltd., 4,215.00; Poulenc, Ltd.,

12,395.30; Public Utilities Commission of Brockville, 21,299.39; J. Quattrocchi &Co., Ltd., 12,170.54; Queen's Printer, 8,934.36; Ralph's Dairy, 20,482.11; Ratcliff

Paper Co., 4,597.39; W. B. Reynolds Coal Co., Ltd., 65,882.09; C. Richardson &Co., Ltd., 6,954.47; Rideau Industrial Farm, Industries, 9,624.92; Royal MetalMfg. Co., Ltd., 5,385.75; St. Lawrence Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 3,918.28; SandozPharmaceuticals, 10,055.84; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-American Corp.),

16,376.70; Standard Brands, Ltd., 6,094.08; Supertest Petroleum Corporation,Ltd., 3,514.86; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 3,529.40; Toronto Footwear Co., Ltd.,

7,018.05; United Counties Farm Feed, Co., 16,258.65; John Wyeth & Brother(Canada), Ltd., 14,542.38; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 36,101.61;

accounts under $3,500, 269,285.33 943,714 42

Brockville $2,904,613 53

CEDAR SPRINGS

Salaries ($27,454.83)

A. Finlayson, 7,291.62; C. E. Leach, 1,000.00; E. G. Winter, 2,900.00; Other Clerical

Staff, 400.00; Maintenance Staff, 12,399.89; Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses andOthers, 3,463.32 27,454 8^



A. Finlayson, 1,339.75; E. G. Winter, 1,387.07; Accounts under $1,200,

1,142.70 3,869 52

Maintenance:


Cedar Springs $33,859 75



COBOURG

Salaries ($513,298.01)

M. O. Barrie, 13,500.00; R. G. Berry, 6,300.00; D. G. Campbell, 8,199.96; G. D.Cormack, 11,124.93; J. S. Pratten, 12,999.96; E. G. Winter, 3,300.00; OtherMedical Staff, 36,437.91; Other Clerical Staff, 43,755.27; Domestic Staff,

93,193.05; Maintenance Staff, 70,112.10; Farm and Garden, 9,960.00; Supervisors,

Attendants, Nurses and Others, 259,967.72 568,850 90Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 55,552 89

513,298 01




Maintenance:

W. Thomas Bates, Ltd., 4,100.04; Canada Packers, Ltd., 5,279.58; Cobourg CityDairy Co., Ltd., 9,198.00; Cobourg Fruit Market, 3,735.16; Ewart's TobaccoStore, 3,846.93; Fisher's Dairy, 9,005.44; Harrison Fuels, Ltd., 20,962.08; Har-wood Co-operative Creamery Co., Ltd., 4,503.20; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd.,

6,230.81; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 24,163.38; Public Utilities

Commission, Cobourg, 7,682.62; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-American Corp.),

4,628.41; Trent Valley Creamery, Ltd., 4,420.40; Wilson Motors (Cobourg), Ltd.,

5,242.55; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 8,352.47; accounts under$3,500, 124,027.31 245,378 38

Cobourg $759,024 48

HAMILTON

Salaries ($2,400,247.80)

R. F. Billings, 7,311.80; I. K. Bond, 1,374.99; B. A. Boyd, 4,333.32; J. K. Braham,8,199.96; H. R. Brillinger, 12,999.96; E. W. Brown, 1,374.99; B. A. Cookson,5,850.00; W. H. Coons, 7,200.00; A. C. Cutcher, 6,000.00; I. Dain, 8,199.96;A. W. Hopkins, 6,300.00; F. F. Hughes, 7,200.00; D. R. Hunter, 7,127.04; A. S.

Ideson, 6,600.00; R. E. Johnston, 11,499.96; B. A. Kelly, 1,374.99; A. J. Mac-Lachlan, 6,000.00; R. P. Markle, 8,599.92; D. Martin, 458.33; C. A. McClenahan,9,999.96; Z. R. Mech, 8,199.96; H. D. Mitchell, 13,999.92; E. P. Peacock,6,300.00; J. N. Senn, 15,000.00; D. A. Squire, 10,500.00; P. H. Tacon, 6,300.00;G. C. Temple, 7,500.00; J. J. Upper, 6,000.00; I. G. White, 12,874.95; OtherMedical Staff, 100,128.59; Other Clerical Staff* 140,363.91; Domestic Staff,

292,696.40; Other Maintenance Staff, 188,279.44; Farm and Garden, 51,296.18;Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 1,580,042.38 2,567,486 91

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 167,239 11

2,400,247 80

Maintenance ($1,056,201.17)



Maintenance:

Ascot Clothes, Ltd., 4,423.00; Balfours, Ltd., 5,135.58; Beavery Specialty, Ltd.,5,114.04; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 7,439.26; Borden Co., Ltd., 5,021.24;A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 4,872.72; Brent Laboratories, Ltd., 3,756.90; J.Brigham, 15,624.51; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries, 5,508.76; Canada &Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 9,166.84; Canada Packers, Ltd., 23,537.99; CanadianCorps of Commissionaires, 9,300.15; Circle Bar Knitting Co., Ltd., 3,679.40;Coleman Packing Co., Ltd., 6,682.21; Community Motors, Ltd., 7,354.01; W. B.Cross Co., 3,914.50; Cruickshank-Guild, Ltd., 5,320.50; John E. Dalton, 15,577.41;Dresses, Ltd., 7,507.00; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 4,131.00; Essex Packers, Ltd.,7,956.16; F. W. Fearman Co., Ltd., 7,901.16; Finlay Fish, Ltd., 9,685.24; GeigyPharmaceuticals, 6,396.94; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd., 7,490.64; Graham FoodProducts, Ltd., 3,900.00; Hamilton Baking Co., 24,160.27; Corporation of theCity of Hamilton, 17,400.85; Hamilton Hydro-Electric System, 24,937.42;Harrison Lumber, Ltd., 4,432.07; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 17,082.59; Hoff-

G 28 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS NoJ.


Hamilton—Continued



mann-La Roche, Ltd., 4,697.10; Kendall Co. Canada, Ltd., 3,976.90; FredLeeming & Son, 8,818.69; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 7,156.99; Gordon MacKay& Co., Ltd., 14,787.50; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 4,756.38; Marshall's Potatoes,16,770.00; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 29,256.91; Al Muir, Ltd., 17,318.84;National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4,394.99; Ontario Reformatory,Guelph, Industries, 76,681.59; Parke, Davis & Co., Ltd., 4,715.64; B. Piersanti& Sons, 15,705.00; Poulenc, Ltd., 32,897.10; Department of Public Works,4,809.69; Queen's Printer, 11,669.43; Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co. (Canada),Ltd., 43,457.81; Royal Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd., 4,134.08; Sandoz Pharmaceuticals,10,049.58; Schering Corp., Ltd., 4,933.02; Lindsay Scott & Co., Ltd., 6,037.25;G. D. Searle & Co. of Canada, Ltd., 6,607.71; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-

American Corp.), 13,698.90; Standard Brands, Ltd., 10,228.91; Stevenson FruitCo., Ltd., 10,859.08; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 4,941.43; Toronto Footwear Co.,Ltd., 4,444.65; Weaver Coal Co., 30,875.24; West Chemical Products, 6,471.74;C. B. Whyte & Son, 11,097.00; John Wyeth & Brother (Canada), Ltd., 3,588.75;Young-Winfield, Ltd., 3,674.79; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients,

59,487.09; accounts under $3,500, 276,693.23 1,054,103 37

Hamilton $3,456,448 97

KINGSTON

Salaries ($2,352,002.13)

H. L. Batstone, 12,999.96; R. M. Billings, 12,999.96; P. A. Christie, 12,499.92; A. M.Clark, 7,500.00; H. Fantham, 6,000.00; P. Haden, 11,208.27; E. A. James,13,500.00; F. G. Johnson, 6,441.13; S. G. Laverty, 10,500.00; R. D. McAuley,7,224.99; J. S. Sutherland, 6,900.00; J. L. Walsh, 8,599.92; O. H. Whitcroft,

6,525.00; Other Medical Staff, 101,716.38; Other Clerical Staff, 132,362.81;

Domestic Staff, 403,889.42; Other Maintenance Staff, 227,362.00; Farm andGarden, 64,748.98; Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 1,393,743.64. . .

2,446,722 38Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 94,720 25

—2,352,002 13




Maintenance:

W. J. Allinson, 5,093.39; Almonte Flour Mills, Ltd., 5,958.30; Anderson Bros.,

Ltd., 26,616.83; S. Anglin Co., Ltd., 100,417.10; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 4,767.38;

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 11,918.29; Bennett Food Market, Ltd., 12,127.94;

Borden Co., Ltd., 4,560.64; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 4,368.56; Burtch Indus-

trial Farm, Industries, 14,286.54; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 9,434.54;

Canada Packers, Ltd., 25,943.91; Canadian Canners, Ltd., 4,385.51; CanadianCorps of Commissionaires, 16,178.40; Circle Bar Knitting Co., Ltd., 4,912.00;

Cyanamid of Canada, Ltd., 3,609.02; Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., 6,223.18;

Dresses, Ltd., 6,061.00; Dye & Chemical Co. of Canada, Ltd., 6,813.01; EmpirePants & Boys' Wear Co., 4,290.00; Gamble-Robinson, Ltd., 6,610.21; GeigyPharmaceuticals, 12,743.32; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd., 4,574.72; Graham FoodProducts, Ltd., 4,512.00; G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 4,697.87; Hemlock ParkDairy, Ltd., 21,134.14; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 26,122.33; Kendall Co.

Canada, Ltd., 4,795.43; Corporation of the City of Kingston, 6,581.86; KingstonCo-op., 7,370.49; Kingston Creamery (1958), Ltd., 34,292.92; MacDonald To-bacco, Inc., 5,602.61; Gordon MacKay & Co., Ltd., 4,801.49; Maple Leaf-Purity

Mills, Ltd., 5,386.30; McBride's Model Food Market, 19,075.19; Mercer Reforma-tory, Industries, 25,364.75; Murphy's Sea Food, 12,367.03; National Grocers Co.,

Ltd., 17,636.59; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 116,514.41; Ontario

Reformatory, Millbrook, Industries, 6,002.16; Parke, Davis & Co., Ltd., 7,256.57;



Kingston—Continued



Poulenc, Ltd., 9,591.04; Public Utilities Commission of the City of Kingston,

43,538.31; Queen's Printer, 9,903.26; Ratcliff Paper Co., Ltd., 4,113.86; RCAVictor Co., Ltd., 4,230.53; Rideau Industrial Farm, Industries, 18,328.70; RoyalMetal Mfg. Co., Ltd., 6,658.50; St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 3,996.71; SandozPharmaceuticals, 32,888.18; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-American Corp.),

3,942.61; Standard Brands, Ltd., 9,476.14; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 7,552.03;

Topnotch Feeds, Ltd., 4,989.02; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 8,222.90; R. H. Toye& Co., 11,539.83; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 17,565.59; accounts

under $3,500, 299,453.71 1,127,398 85

Kingston . $3,481,875 71

LONDON

Salaries ($1,943,149.15)

H. F. Begemann, 8,199.96; H. N. Blackwell, 7,200.00; M. A. Briault, 6,000.00; ]. C.

Bryce, 7,224.99; M. E. Chapman, 12,499.92; E. J. Deinum, 8,799.96; H. C.

Galbraith, 12,000.00; J. E. Gamble, 6,900.00; S. G. Houtman, 8,799.96; G. E.

Jenkins, 12,999.96; W. T. Joynt, 8,699.92; W. E. Keil, 8,799.96; B. A. Kennedy,8,199.96; C. G. MacKenzie, 10,999.92; K. S. MacLean, 10,999.92; W. J.

McFarlane, 8,799.96; C. H. Mickelson, 12,999.96; H. Rochman, 7,310.48; D. M.Wickware, 13,999.92; Other Medical Staff, 180,554.52; Other Clerical Staff,

111,566.73; Domestic Staff, 294,940.55; Maintenance Staff, 144,002.30; Farmand Garden, 55,759.92 ; Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 1,211 ,022.06 .


1.943,149 15




Maintenance:

American Can Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,294.58; Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.,

6,104.52; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 7,824.44; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada,9,729.71; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 5,354.07; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries,

3,560.36; Canada Packers, Ltd., 4,761.01; Canadian Corps of Commissionaires,11,858.40; Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 3,902.83; Cochrane-DunlopHardware, Ltd., 3,695.89; Coleman Packing Co., Ltd., 16,814.83; DominionRubber Co., Ltd., 5,099.32; W. C. Frank, 12,983.24; Gamble-Robinson, Ltd.,

11,853.65; Geigy Pharmaceuticals, 3,509.82; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd.,

6,327.76; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 22,389.15; Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 40,025.47;Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 5,782.10; Colin Leitch, 12,947.63; City of Lon-don, 5,668.74; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 8,906.31; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 4,537.19;McKague Chemical Co., Ltd., 5,270.00; Medway Creamery, 31,136.55; MercerReformatory, Industries, 36,459.90; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries,

46,135.38; Ontario Reformatory, Millbrook, Industries, 4,782.00; John D. Park,3,843.50; Poulenc, Ltd., 5,135.80; Public Utilities Commission, London, 15,562.53;Queen's Printer, 7,198.20; R C A Victor Co., Ltd., 5,360.82; Wesley Revington,14,266.88; Roe Farms, Ltd., 8,100.42; Royal Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd., 12,684.60;Silverstein's Foods, Ltd., 14,925.04; Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., 4,602.19; Sleight

Bros., 11,096.46; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-American Corp.), 16,204.65;Standard Brands, Ltd., 5,735.57; Sterling Fuels, 17,037.33; Strathroy Flour Mills,

Ltd., 5,633.50; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 12,090.97; T. H. Taylor Co., Ltd.,

5,184.00; Newt Webster, 9,222.10; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients,

30,080.29; accounts under $3,500, 256,373.84 803,053 54

London $2,747,429 40



NEW TORONTO

Salaries ($1,676,237.08)

C. Blazic, 10,500.00; L. W. Bow, 11,499.96; E. W. Brown, 5,850.00; R. J. Carson,12,999.96; N. L. Easton, 13,500.00; S. Feldman, 10,999.92; J. P. Friesen, 6,000.00;D. R. Gunn, 13,999.92; F. R. Hassard, 8,623.44; R. Just, 1,437.48; S. Kalb,6,583.32; B. A. Kelly, 5,850.00; W. P. Kyne, 3,044.61; J. MacKay, 9,280.00;H. C. Moorhouse, 14,499.96; C. V. Murray, 10,500.00; T. E. Schofield, 6,199.96;E. B. Sisley, 8,599.92; E. L. Symons, 8,199.96; Other Medical Staff, 53,031.59;Other Clerical Staff, 123,903.75; Domestic Staff, 199,710.84; Maintenance Staff,


Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund ... 95,661 691,676,237 08




Maintenance:

Ascot Clothes, Ltd., 11,945.35; Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 5,403.86; BeaverSpecialty, Ltd., 6,787.00; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 8,701.68; BurtchIndustrial Farm, Industries, 6,608.94; Canada Packers, Ltd., 31,687.73; CanadianCorps of Commissionaires, 15,268.70; Devereux Produce, Ltd., 14,321.65; Do-minion Textile Co., Ltd., 4,641.05; Emco Limited, 4,350.77; Empire Pants &Boys' Wear Co., 4,680.00; Everist Bros., Ltd., 6,428.15; S. Gumpert of Canada,Ltd., 3,789.18; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 13,443.71 ; Hoffmann-La Roche, Ltd.,

6,512.44; House of Stone, 8,344.35; James Bros., Ltd., 4,575.00; MacDonaldTobacco, Inc., 6,184.73; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 10,166.34; Mercer Reformatory,Industries, 21,801.95; Neilson & Hewson, 4,039.00; New Toronto Ice Cream Co.,

4,081.70; Northern Electric Co., Ltd., 3,678.53; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,25,063.84; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 48,073.73; Presswood Bros.,

Ltd., 16,047.58; Public Utilities Commission, New Toronto, 17,329.34; Queen'sPrinter, 21,947.49; James Robertson Co., Ltd., 6,698.48; Royal Metal Mfg.Co., Ltd., 24,377.66; Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, 5,092.48; Schering Corp., Ltd.,

6,054.10; Simpson Motors (New Toronto), Ltd., 5,698.94; Smith, Kline & French(Inter-American Corp.), 10,072.74; Standard Brands, Ltd., 3,832.57; Valley CampCoal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 23,739.28; Weaver Coal Co., 8,916.90; Whyte PackingCo., Ltd., 13,153.22; Wonder Bakeries, Ltd., 12,849.38; John Wveth & Brother(Canada), Ltd., 4,481.54; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 210,492.08;accounts under $3,500, 287,1 72.91 958,536 07


New Toronto $2,633,971 26

NORTH BAY

Salaries ($1,103,699.31)

I. Bramah, 7,500.00; H. A. Crawford, 9,999.96; S. Farrell, 6,600.00; G. P. Gibson,6,783.31; W. P. Kvne, 3,416.65; K. W. Runnalls, 12,999.96; 1. F. Schwarzl,

10,500.00; R. G. Stephenson, 11,499.96; W. H. Weber, 13,999.92; 6. H. Whitcroft,

1,250.00; Other Medical Staff, 7,301.65; Other Clerical Staff, 88,049.38; DomesticStaff, 230,016.41; Maintenance Staff, 95,114.46; Farm and Garden, 10,950.00;

Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 619,187.68 1,135,169 34Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 31,470 03

1,103,699 31






North Bay—Continued


Maintenance:

Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 4,547.82; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 4,610.16;

Burns & Co. (Eastern), Ltd., 4,440.10; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries,

4,861.54; Canada Packers, Ltd., 60,652.56; Central Bakery, 9,689.67; ChasesideEquipment Co. of Canada, 7,250.00; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 4,228.23;

First Co-operative Packers of Ontario, Ltd., 9,554.77; Gamble-Robinson, Ltd.,

8,341.44; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd., 9,630.17; S. Gumpert of Canada, Ltd.,

4,290.60; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 22,577.71; Hydro-Electric Power Com-mission of Ontario, 30,703.53; Industrial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 4,714.68;

Industrial Farm, Monteith, 4,224.00; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 5,313.93; Mac-Pherson Fuels, Ltd., 56,134.05; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 3,902.11;

National Grocers Co., Ltd., 12,804.62; Norbay Fish & Frozen Food, Ltd., 5,044.90;

North Bay Pure Milk Products, Ltd., 31,581.84; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,Industries, 6,877.57; Poulenc, Ltd., 11,416.40; Queen's Printer, 5,270.65; SandozPharmaceuticals, 3,808.40; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-American Corp.),

8,112.15; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 3,685.62; Toronto Footwear Co., Ltd.,

3,856.62; Whyte Packing Co., Ltd., 12,405.66; Accounts under $3,500,149,525.42 514,056 92

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 550 00513,506 92

North Bay $1,620,044 53

ORILLIA

Salaries ($3,224,818.08)

V. I. Binnington, 10,500.00; S. J. Bredin, 6,600.00; J. C. Ferguson, 7,500.00; A.Finlayson, 4,791.65; F. C. Hamilton, 9,666.64; M. Houze, 7,875.00; A. L.

Jamieson, 9,499.92; F. C. Jones, 10,666.64; F. C. Lankin, 8,599.92; L. R. Mitton,8,599.92; F. B. Morgan, 8,199.96; K. E. Sansom, 8,199.96; H. D. Wilson, 9,499.92;

Other Medical Staff, 21,975.14; Other Clerical Staff, 142,853.18; Domestic Staff,

455,081.63; Maintenance Staff, 246,767.34; Farm and Garden, 99,353.69;Teachers, 63,780.65; Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 2,144,449.85. .


3,224,818 08




Maintenance:

Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 10,060.00; J. & A. Aziz, Ltd., 9,211.96; BarrieCreamery Co., 18,427.25; Sam Battalia & Sons, 15,973.50; Beaver Specialty,

Ltd., 8,827.83; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 6,601.93; G. S. Blakeslee Co., Ltd.,

3,987.36; Borden Co., Ltd., 36,418.72; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 10,110.59;Briar's Dairy, 8,355.20; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries, 8,594.62; CanadaCoal Co., Ltd., 23,696.06; Canada Packers, Ltd., 54,626.97; Canadian Corps of

Commissionaires, 21,165.09; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 14,825.62; Circle BarKnitting Co., Ltd., 5,383.76; W. B. Cross Co., 4,177.88; Cruickshank-Guild, Ltd.,

6,287.50; Cyanamid of Canada, Ltd., 6,146.64; Delanev & Pettit, Ltd., 5,112.48;Dominion Dairies, Ltd., 13,307.80; Dominion Rubber, Co. Ltd., 8,825.47;

Dresses, Ltd., 11,527.25; East End Meat Market, 5,910.20; Empire Pants & Boys'Wear Co., 9,995.10; First Co-operative Packers of Ontario, Ltd., 20,582.57;

John M. Garland Son & Co., Ltd., 3,747.32; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd.,

19,753.00; Graham Food Products, Ltd., 5,880.00; S. Gumpert Co. of Canada,Ltd., 5,899.88; Haney-Greenwood, Ltd., 6,323.20; G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd.,

5,148.64; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 38,608.01; Hurls Dairy, Ltd., 35,608.64;Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 3,949.87; International Restaur-ant, Hotel & Institution Counsellors, Ltd., 3,925.25; Lever Brothers, Ltd.,

4,587.67; Longworth Milling Co., Ltd., 5,904.25; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc.,

5,635.28; Gordon MacKay & Co., Ltd., 7,855.18; Jack Marshall, 6,783.15; J.Marshall, 4,170.00; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 6,874.09; McGregor Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,



Orillia—Continued



6,399.82; McNulty's, Ltd., 6,891.94; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 81,086.07;Robert Miller, 5,060.08; Milnes Coal Co., Ltd., 7,975.43; National Grocers Co.,

Ltd., 23,886.51; National Sanitarium Association, 9,870.59; New Ocean Chemi-cals, 4,018.00; Northern Paint & Varnish Co., Ltd., 5,825.74; Olympic Knit &Sportswear, Ltd., 4,683.58; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 108,214.52;Town of Orillia, 7,422.83; Orillia Creamery Co., Ltd., 16,091.75; Orillia FarmersCo-operative Association, 24,483.39; Orillia Water, Light & Power Commission,41,329.53; Parke, Davis & Co., Ltd., 7,196.08; Perfect Pants & Sportswear Co.,

Ltd., 11,701.58; Pillsbury Canada, Ltd., 5,603.50; Department of Public Works,4,759.74; Quaker Oats Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,921.70; Queen's Printer, 4,516.33;Rideau Industrial Farm, Industries, 6,814.92; Sarjeant Co., Ltd., 4,460.22;

Joseph Scherer, Ltd., 4,106.65; Shell Oil Co., 4,162.84; Simcoe District Co-opera-tive Services, 6,389.15; Standard Brands, Ltd., 4,464.37; Superior Converters,4,955.04; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 6,610.13; Switzer Planing Mills, 6,423.13;Textile Products Co., Ltd., 4,352.63; Toronto Footwear Co., Ltd., 8,464.49;Valley Camp Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 100,705.55; Valley Coach Lines, 3,600.00;

West Chemical Products, 4,316.60; A. B. Zacks, 4,255.00; Sundry Persons,boarded-out patients, 68,932.75; accounts under $3,500, 365,347.27 1,520,092 23

Orillia $4,747,283 04

PENETANGUISHENE

Salaries ($873,220.36)

B. A. Boyd, 9,041.66; W. A. Cardwell, 12,458.26; E. J. Downey, 6,900.00; W. H.Gauld, 9,051.09; K. C. McKnight, 7,833.29; P. Paas, 8,199.96; A. A. Sauks,

8,599.92; Other Medical Staff, 8,496.71; Other Clerical Staff, 43,178.75; DomesticStaff, 74,522.02; Maintenance Staff, 76,612.88; Farm and Garden, 30,420.00;

Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 578,825.82 874,140 36Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 920 00

873,220 36




Maintenance:

Canada Packers, Ltd., 9,938.31; Elmvale Creamery Co., Ltd., 8,314.48; ThomasGibson & Co., Ltd., 6,115.45; S. Gumpert Co. of Canada, Ltd., 3,646.70; E. W.Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 5,894.11; Huronia Motors, 4,325.45; MacDonald Tobacco,Inc., 6,330.26; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 4,064.52; Morille Moreau,3,950.00; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 30,338.36; PenetanguisheneDairy, 4,581.95; Penetanguishene W7

ater & Light Commission, 16,873.76; Pills-

bury Canada, Ltd., 3,828.72; Roe Farms, Ltd., 8,489.24; Smith, Kline & French(Inter-American Corp.), 4,458.55; Valley Camp Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

33,724.10; Accounts under $3,500, 136,733.49 291,607 45

Penetanguishene $1,165,195 01

PORT ARTHUR

Salaries ($1,085,144.32)

U. Appen, 8,199.96; R. W. Black, 6,600.00; G. C. Ferrier, 12,999.96; J. R. Howitt,

13,999.92; D. Lewkin, 10,999.92; D. Martin, 1,374.99; B. J. Matty, 8,199.96; R. H.

Paul, 9,499.92; A. H. Romano, 4,800.00; I. V. Wellman, 9,000.00; Other Medical

Staff, 15,527.26; Other Clerical Staff, 55,251.64; Domestic Staff, 185,027.26;

Maintenance Staff, 86,741.24; Farm and Garden, 9,990.00; Supervisors, Atten-

dants, Nurses and Others, 680,232.13 1,118,444 16




Port Arthur—Continued



Accounts under $1,200

Maintenance:

3,542 86

Brandon Packers, Ltd., 15,903.44; R. Burns & Co., Ltd., 25,563.74; Burtch In-

dustrial Farm, Industries, 5,532.25; Canada Packers, Ltd., 19,766.29; Fitz-

simmons Fruit Co., Ltd., 11,858.06; Gamble-Robinson, Ltd., 4,485.01; ThomasGibson & Co., Ltd., 4,913.82; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 8,467.39; Mac-Donalds Consolidated, Ltd., 4,093.05; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 5,843.17;Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 8,200.14; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,Industries, 7,518.66; Palm Dairies, Ltd., 9,217.15; Poulenc, Ltd., 16,878.40;Public Utilities Commission of Port Arthur, 19,151.91; Purity Bread (Lakehead),Ltd., 6,939.25; Queen's Printer, 4,386.48; Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, 3,730.60;Scollie's Locker Service, Ltd., 5,471.20; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-AmericanCorp.), 5,277.27; Superior Packing Co., Ltd., 27,656.26; Thunder Bay Co-op.Dairy, Ltd., 9,535.77; Valley Camp Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 49,323.83; Wake-field's Dairy, 10,246.90; Western Grocers, Ltd., 4,458.44; York Farms, 4,591.20;

Accounts under $3,500, 173,026.93 472,036 61

Port Arthur $1 ,560,723 79

ST. THOMAS

Salaries ($2,699,280.86)

W. Babiak, 8,599.92; A. G. Berry, 8,599.92; J. F. Cawthorpe, 12,999.96; C. ACleland, 14,499.96; J. J. Curtin, 10,791.62; H. J. Fahey, 8,599.92; D. G. Foote6,325.00; E. M. Hill, 6,000.00; G. J. Johns, 8,199.96; S. L. Kasten, 5,850.00

J.J. Kaufman, 10,999.92; A. A. MacVicar, 11,499.96; K. M. McGregor, 12,999.96

J. K. O'Shaughnessy, 8,199.96; H. K. Patton, 9,499.92; R. H. Tait, 6,000.00R. D. Whiteside, 11,499.96; J. G. Woods, 7,800.00; Other Medical Staff,

138,661.96; Other Clerical Staff, 159,504.77; Domestic Staff, 361,619.11; OtherMaintenance Staff, 135,438.10; Farm and Garden, 48,849.52 ; Supervisors, Atten-dants, Nurses and Others, 1,835,153.42 2,848,192 82

Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 148,911 96-2,699,280 86



Accounts under $1 ,200

Maintenance:

Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 8,524.79; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 14,017.90Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 7,682.51 ; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 4,194.57; S. ABrown, 18,867.40; Burns & Co. (Eastern), Ltd., 8,456.61; Burtch Industrial FarmIndustries, 18,317.71; Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 8,199.75; Canada Packers, Ltd.48,851.99; Canadian Canners, Ltd., 5,194.35; Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, 11,154.98; W. B. Cross Co., 4,325.44; D. F. Dowding, 12,788.55; DressesLtd., 8,712.50; Elgin Co-operative Services, 3,863.96; Essex Packers, Ltd.5,641.44; J. W. Evely, 9,603.24; Geigy Pharmaceuticals, 1 1,705.02 ; Thomas Gibson& Co., Ltd., 22,402.63; Graham Food Products, Ltd., 3,641.50; R. B. Hayhoe &Co., Ltd., 9,631.00; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 17,825.06; Hoffmann-La Roche,Ltd., 4,937.00; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 26,357.45; ImperialSystem of Baking, 8,739.01; Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 73,948.14; lackson's Bakeries,Ltd., 5,185.20; E. Latimer, 9,518.75; J. S. Lyle, 19,433.37; MacDonald Tobacco,Inc., 12,898.84; Gordon MacKay & Co., Ltd., 3,725.09; Marshalls Co., Ltd.,

6,555.69; W. A. Meek, 11,338.28; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 55,779.75;Merck, Sharpe & Dohme, 5,643.01; Middlesex Creameries, Ltd., 28,999.20;National Grocers Co., Ltd., 14,633.54; New Ocean Chemicals, 4,314.00; R. Nor-man, 9,644.06; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 65,404.24; OntarioReformatory, Millbrook, Industries, 10,080.00; Perfect Pants & Sportswear Co.,

Ltd., 10,377.00; John Pollard, 5,922.53; Poulenc, Ltd., 19,518.30; Public Utilities

Commission, St. Thomas, 16,042.97; Queen's Printer, 10,007.29; RCA Victor Co.,

2,704 57



St. Thomas—Continued



Ltd., 4,198.74; Royal Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd., 4,815.70; City of St. Thomas,1 1,474.28; Silverstein's Foods, Ltd., 26,514.45 ; Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., 17,101.24;Skinner School Bus Lines, Ltd., 5,451.83; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-AmericanCorp.), 26,544.99; Stafford Higgins, Ltd., 13,274.42; Standard Brands, Ltd.,

8,780.05; Stephens-Adamson Mfg. Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,876.19; Strathroy FlourMills, Ltd., 4,432.75; Toronto Footwear Co., Ltd., 5,825.89; T. G. Turville,

7,322.14; Wonder Bakeries, Ltd., 8,267.75; Wrought Iron Range Co. of Canada,Ltd., 5,280.50; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 36,776.51; accountsunder $3,500, 276,684.00 1,171,227 04

Less : Transferred to Psychiatric Research Institute for Children,London 4,192 95

1,167,034 09

St. Thomas $3,869,019 52

SMITHS FALLS

Salaries ($2,995,138.82)

E. C. Arnott, 7,800.00; W. J. Earle, 12,000.00; L. C. Forgues, 8,624.97; H. F. Frank,14,499.96; D. Gibson, 6,842.50; J. J. Hewitt, 7,500.00; G. S. Morgan, 7,800.00;

C. C. Shutt, 12,999.96; A. R. Summers, 6,600.00; Other Medical Staff, 37,665.72;Other Clerical Staff, 122,274.03; Domestic Staff, 418,583.95; Other MaintenanceStaff, 201,042.86; Farm and Garden, 38,770.00; Teachers, 52,679.77; Supervisors,Attendants, Nurses and Others, 2,058,187.94 „ . 3,013,871 66




H. F. Frank, 1,266.69; Accounts under $1,200, 1,108.10 2,374 79

Maintenance:

Almonte Flour Mills, Ltd., 9,905.70; Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 8,563.94;

Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 10,311.62; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 9,489.93; BowesCo., Ltd., 3,884.90; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 9,758.72; Burns & Co. (Eastern),

Ltd., 13,788.55; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries, 9,881.92; Canada Packers,Ltd., 28,185.66; Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, 11,656.15; Circle BarKnitting Co., Ltd., 6,419.25; Cyanamid of Canada, Ltd., 3,738.42; Diversey Cor-poration (Canada), Ltd., 4,036.09; Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., 5,134.93; Dun-can's Poultry Farm, 21,615.00; H. Fine & Sons, 4,488.00; Herbert L. Fisher,

11,805.22; Clarence Fitzgerald, 9,921.62; Frontenac Floor & Wall Tile, Ltd.,

5,669.64; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd., 10,806.77; Graham Food Products, Ltd.,

6,347.46; Fred Healey, 11,670.65; Department of Health, Transport Service,

3,817.14; H. j. Heinz Co. of Canada, Ltd., 9,722.00; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd.,

16,002.84; John K. Hunter, 11,847.44; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of On-tario, 28,717.93; L. M. Kennedy, Ltd., 5,005.65; Kingston Creamerv (1958), Ltd.,

18,332.87; Maple Leaf-Purity 'Mills, Ltd., 20,800.00; McKague Chemical Co.,

Ltd., 3,950.40; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 28,393.99; G. A. Morrison CoalCo., Ltd., 63,816.80; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 112,209.02;Parke, Davis & Co., Ltd., 4,735.90; Perfect Pants & Sportswear Co., Ltd.,

12,801.15; J. Quattrocchi Co., Ltd., 25,662.58; Queen's Printer, 7,852.90; RadleyCotton Mills, Ltd., 6,653.35; Ray-Knit Mfg. Co., Ltd., 5,756.28; Rideau Indus-trial Farm, 20,858.36; Rideau Industrial Farm, Industries, 53,312.24; RideauLake Coach Lines, 7,612.00; Royal Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd., 4,720.00; Rubino &Sons, Ltd., 12,345.10; Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, 4,099.45; Service Lamp Co., Ltd.,

4,075.48; Corporation of Smiths Falls, 6,278.57; Smiths Falls Dairy Co., Ltd.,

15,450.80; Smiths Falls Water Commission, 1 1 ,570.47 ; Spaulding Fibres of Canada,Ltd., 5,128.00; Toronto Footwear Co., Ltd., 5,478.71 ; United Dairy & Poultry Co-operative, 11,163.00; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 4,685.40; accountsunder $3,500, 313,646.43 1,083,582 39

Smiths Falls $4,081,096 00



THISTLETOWN

Salaries ($465,359.94)

H. R. Alderton, 3,500.00; R. F. Briggs, 8,799.96; D. G. Cullen, 6,000.00; B. A. Hod-dinott, 6,300.00; D. Martin, 5,391.67; J. Rich, 9,806.44; T. F. Ward, 7,091.63;

Other salaries, 476,947.57 523,837 27





Maintenance:

Weaver Coal Co., 7,593.90; Transferred from Ontario Hospital, Toronto,

50,092.38; Accounts under $3,500, 33,361.64 91,047 92

Thistletown $556,818 94

TORONTO

Salaries ($2,112,380.26)

D. N. Anderson, 11,374.95; J. K. Clayton, 12,000.00; D. B. Coates, 10,500.00; B. A.Cookson, 1,249.98; G. M. Fletcher, 7,800.00; B. Geneen, 8,799.96; G. P. Gibson,

2,866.64; D. M. Graham, 6,300.00; J. Grodzinski, 12,499.92; J. N. Hagan,13,999.92; R. I. Hector, 7,162.50; A. Hoogenraad, 2,733.32 ; A. E. Hughes, 5,625.00;

H. Husdan, 8,199.96; G. C. Jones, 9,066.60; G. I. Kassay, 7,162.50; S. L. Kasten,1,312.50; R. B. Kay, 2,049.99; W. R. Lacey, 7,200.00; D. J. McCulloch, 12,999.96;

A. Miller, 12,999.96; D. Naidoo, 10,166.60; R. Pos, 9,273.12; J. H. Preston,

1,249.98; R. D. Prueter, 12,000.00; V. K. Rav, 7,883.26; A. H. Romano, 2,400.00;

L. Saask, 9,066.60; W. M. Skelton, 6,000.00; J. C. Stewart, 6,300.00; E. E. Temel-coff, 1,374.99; M. S. Thompson, 9,499.92; H. C. Trupp, 7,162.50; E. G. Winter,575.00; L. C. Yeats, 6,000.00; Other Medical Staff, 185,485.47; Other Clerical

Staff, 133,672.85; Domestic Staff, 352,369.98; Maintenance Staff, 142,678.73;

Farm and Garden, 10,710.00; Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others,

1,266,453.15 ^ 2,344,225 81




Accounts under $1 ,200

Maintenance:

Acme Farmers Dairy, Ltd., 32,362.77; Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 4,303.88Ayerst, McKenna & Harrison, Ltd., 5,584.96; Barrett Brothers, Ltd., 11,641.80Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 4,302.47; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 13,729.81British American Oil Co., Ltd., 12,135.54; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries

7,346.29; Canada Packers, Ltd., 21,479.94; Canadian Corps of Commissionaires13,148.16; Empire Pants & Boys' Wear Co., 3,994.00; Everist Bros., Ltd.13,685.85; Geigv Pharmaceuticals, 16,005.41; Thomas Gibson & Co., Ltd.7,067.34; E. W.' Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 11,227.37; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc.

8,795.12; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 50,625.04; Mercer Reformatory, Industries

23,369.11; Merck, Sharpe & Dohme, 8,089.63; Metropolitan Meat Packers, Ltd.4,223.67; National Drug & Chemical Co., 3,952.98; Ontario Reformatory, GuelphIndustries, 96,743.31; Ontario Training School for Boys, Bowmanville, 6,648.73Poulenc, Ltd., 10,665.30; Presswood Bros., Ltd., 17,778.11; Queen's Printer4,521.52; RCA Victor Co., Ltd., 3,731.93; Robin Hood Flour Mills, Ltd.5,566.65; Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 9,843.47; RoselawnFarms, Ltd., 27,142.40; Royal Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd., 9,800.90; Sandoz Pharma-ceuticals, 12,437.94; Schering Corp., Ltd., 13,226.18; Shaw Laboratories,Ltd., 5,151.68; Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., 4,862.13; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-

4,738 07

G36 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS NoJOntario Hospitals—Continued

Toronto—Continued



American Corp.), 18,483.87; Stafford Higgins, Ltd., 7,717.94; Standard Brands,Ltd., 6,535.24; City of Toronto, 18,394.79; Toronto Footwear Co., Ltd., 5,275.52;Toronto Hydro-Electric System, 19,843.40; Valley Camp Coal Co. of Canada,Ltd., 31,785.80; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 106,853.27; accountsunder $3,500, 295,673.99 1,015,755 21

Less: Transferred to Thistletown Hospital 50,092 38965,662 85

Toronto $3,082,781 16

WHITBY

Salaries ($2,536,286.54)

H. M. Baker, 9,499.92; R. S. Barton, 11,499.96; I. K. Bond, 5,850.00; K. M. Brown,6,300.00; E. Citry, 12,499.92; W. R. Coates, 8,599.92; G. H. Gardner, 7,500.00;

C. Greenland, 2,100.00; R. Just, 5,850.00; G. Kaczanowski, 12,499.92; R. B. Kay,6,149.97; D. O. Lynch, 15,000.00; P. G. Lynes, 10,500.00; E. A. MacMillan,8,199.96; A. I. Malcolm, 10,999.92; A. R. Richards, 12,999.96; T. E. Schofield,

2,866.64; S. N. Stobie, 10,999.92; T. A. Sweet, 12,999.96; E. E. Temelcoff, 5,850.00;Other Medical Staff, 31,780.16; Other Clerical Staff, 143,397.03; Domestic Staff,

272,188.81; Other Maintenance Staff, 176,917.76; Farm and Garden, 74,119.35;Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 1,696,016.38 2,573,185 46





Maintenance:

Ajax Lumber Co., Ltd., 5,808.05; Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 9,707.04;

Beaton's Dairy Products, 7,134.40; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 9,355.19;

Brockland Eggs & Poultry, 9,762.60; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries,

5,831.32; Caldwell Sausage Co., Ltd., 4,965.16; Canada Packers, Ltd., 58,443.90;Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, 14,423.84; Cassidy's Ltd., 8,777.24; Circle

Bar Knitting Co., Ltd., 3,763.00; J. J. Connors, 4,269.61; W. B. Cross Co.,

4,980.00; Fred Curreri, 9,396.50; Curtis Products, Ltd., 4,466.75; Cyanamid of

Canada, Ltd., 3,613.61; Robert Dixon Co., Ltd., 114,927.52; Geigy Pharma-ceuticals, 9,322.96; Thomas Gibson Co., Ltd., 9,804.50; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd.,

3,704.43; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 16,451.44; Hoffmann-La Roche, Ltd.,

6,561.62; Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 3,533.70; Kendall Co., Canada, Ltd., 3,563.83;

MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 6,497.30; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 7,780.26; McMahon &Elms Motors, 3,854.49; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 21,996.89; Merck,Sharp & Dohme, 5,007.50; New Ocean Chemicals, 3,708.25; Ontario Reformatory,Guelph, Industries, 65,142.21; Oshawa Bakery, Ltd., 23,264.90; Pioneer-CafeteriaFeeds, Ltd., 4,092.00; Public Utilities Commission, Whitby, 42,050.55; Queen'sPrinter, 10,182.36; Roe Farms, Ltd., 6,226.96; Royal Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd.,

17,473.43; Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, 4,401.97; Schering Corp., Ltd., 7,869.36;

Smith, Kline & French (Inter-American Corp.), 23,786.22; Standard Brands,Ltd., 5,024.94; Stafford Higgins, Ltd., 4,488.85; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd.,

13,092.25; Tip Top Canners, Ltd.. 4,855.75; Toronto Footwear Co., Ltd., 5,470.96;

Town of Whitby, 4,951.77; John Wyeth & Brother (Canada), Ltd., 4,055.13;

Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 234,587.16; accounts under $3,500,

282,265.28 1,144,694 95

Whitby $3,686,363 44



WOODSTOCK

Salaries ($2,271,911.31)

A. G. Allen, 12,999.96; C. Bauman, 6,399.96; G. A. Chan, 10,099.92; W. A. Dudley,6,074.96; E. C. Evans, 12,099.96; H. P. Granger, 13,099.92; A. E. Hilliker,

7,299.96; J. E. Jackson, 7,299.96; L. E. Kent, 13,099.92; S. L. Kryn, 6,099.96;D. N. Luciani, 9,099.96; L. W. Massey, 10,599.96; A. Matukas, 10,500.00; H. A.Minielly, 10,599.96; W. Prytulak, 10,749.96; A. L. Rice, 6,733.28; K. B. Ruther-ford, 7,500.00; J. J. Weber, 14,516.08; Other Medical Staff, 3,329.07; OtherClerical Staff, 111,406.85; Domestic Staff, 266,406.78; Other Maintenance Staff,






Maintenance:

Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 4,630.12; Ayerst, McKenna & Harrison, Ltd.,

5,688.54; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 9,128.10; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada,10,878.67; Betz Laboratories, Ltd., 3,731.51; Borden Co., Ltd., 3,955.04; British

American Oil Co., Ltd., 3,949.12; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries, 5,331.70;Canada Coal Co., Ltd., 81,800.59; Canada Packers, Ltd., 18,845.28; CanadianGeneral Tower, Ltd., 5,435.58; Clipper Coach Lines, 8,212.50; Cochrane-DunlopHardware, Ltd., 4,272.46; Coleman Packing Co., Ltd., 8,774.32; Dorothy'sDelicatessen, 8,033.50; Geigy Pharmaceuticals, 4,066.44; Thomas Gibson & Co.,

Ltd., 7,528.77; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 15,272.56; Hydro-Electric PowerCommission of Ontario, 29,323.53; Longworth Milling Co., Ltd., 5,144.53; Mac-Donald Tobacco, Inc., 5,872.99; Maedel's, 7,435.05; Marshalls Co., Ltd.,

4,852.97; McKinney Lumber Co., Ltd., 3,521.04; Colin McPherson, 5,685.00;Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 6,307.18; Middlesex Creameries, Ltd.,

20,707.54; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 15,346.17; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,Industries, 51,297.99; Oxford Dairy, Ltd., 11,102.15; Oxford Farmers' Co-opera-tive Produce Co., Ltd., 28,715.59; Pantex Mfg. (Canada), Ltd., 5,144.00; Parke,Davis & Co., Ltd., 9,706.25; Parsons Fish Market, 5,941.14; Poulenc, Ltd.,

5,915.15; Queen's Printer, 6,869.56; Carmen Rutledge, 5,241.70; Schering Cor-poration, Ltd., 4,542.20; Smith, Kline & French (Inter-American Corp.), 9,064.73;Standard Brands, Ltd., 5,092.79; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 7,751.70; TorontoFootwear Co., Ltd., 3,627.51; City of Woodstock, 9,921.40; Public Utilities Com-mission, Woodstock, 12,591.86; Accounts under $3,500, 253,550.94 749,807 46

Woodstock $3,026,967 45

PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR CHILDREN, LONDON

Salaries ($112,175.27)

I. M. Griffith, 8,599.92; S. J. Koegler, 10,500.00; D. E. Zarfas, 12,000.00; OtherMedical Staff, 43,144.10; Clerical Staff, 11,052.78; Domestic Staff, 5,968.45;Farm and Garden, 750.00; Teachers, 5,976.22; Supervisors, Attendants, Nursesand Others, 16,299.80 114,291 27





Maintenance:

Beck Memorial Sanatorium, London, 40,910.80; MacPherson Sales & Service,

4,969.68; Queen's Printer, 5,048.98; Transferred from Ontario Hospital, St.

Thomas, 4,192.95; Accounts under $3,500, 11,566.33 66,688 74

Psychiatric Research Institute for Children, London $180,160 38



TORONTO PSYCHIATRIC

Salaries ($734,697.77)

A. Bonkalo, 12,000.00; C. J. Campbell, 6,600.00; J. G. Dewan, 14,249.94; H. B.Freedman, 9,066.60; H. C. Hutchinson, 7,200.00; M. V. Jackson, 12,499.92;A. L. Jones, 12,000.00; T. J. Mallinson, 6,900.00; K. C. McKnight, 2,049.99;H. N. McLeod, 6,900.00; W. R. Mitchell, 11,499.96; D. H. Moogk, 11,499.96;S. Neiger, 6,900.00; D. Paitich, 6,300.00; E. J. Rosen, 12,499.92; A. G. Slemon,6,300.00; M. W. Sloane, 9,499.92; A. J. Thomson, 6,600.00; M. D. Tuchtie,10,500.00; R. E. Turner, 11,499.96; Other Medical Staff, 253,910.69; OtherClerical Staff, 125,187.98; Domestic Staff, 162,313.65; Maintenance Staff,

19,067.50; Supervisors, Attendants, Nurses and Others, 233,327.48. . 976,373 47Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund. . . . 241,675 70

734,697 77



Accounts under $1,200 510 4^

Maintenance:

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 14,611.70; Green Yale Dairies, Ltd., 5,329.14;Marshalls Co., Ltd., 4,397.04; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 9,759.45;

Department of Public Works, 8,748.15; Queen's Printer, 10,908.11; Swift Cana-dian Co., Ltd., 5,144.14; Universitv of Toronto, 8,365.30; Accounts under$3,500, 85,688.17 152,951 20


Toronto Psychiatric $883,166 40

Total . $44,809,777 42Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures by Hospital

Services Commission of Ontario $ 4,310,398 97

Ontario Hospitals $40,499,378 45

Mental Health Branch $42,050,602 1

1

HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION OF ONTARIO

Contribution to the Hospital Services Commission of Ontario ($18,000,000.00)

Hospital Services Commission of Ontario re:

Hospital Care Insurance Plan (not including unconditional grants to

municipalities for indigent hospitalization, grants to sanatoria,

costs of operating mental hospitals) 15,000,000 00Premiums for Hospital Care Insurance for (indigent) recipients of

Old Age Pensions and Mothers' Allowances and beneficiaries of

Old Age Assistance and Disabled Persons' and Blind Persons'Allowances 3,000,000 00

18,000,000 00

Contribution to the Hospital Services Commission of Ontario to finance theexpenses of the Commission, other than the Hospital Care Insurance Division

($730,195.00)

Hospital Services Commission of Ontario re:

Salaries:



I. Ives, 1,283.73; L. Jamieson, 1,633.63; R. S. Peat, 1,746.56;

M. E. J. Stalker, 1,296.65; R. W. I. Urquhart, 2,047.12;

Accounts under $1 ,200, 22,567.31 30,575 00


Hospital Services Commission of Ontario—Continued

Contribution to the Hospital Services Commission of Ontario, etc.—Continued

Hospital Services Commission of Ontario re—Continued

Maintenance:

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 5,127.84; Clarkson, Gordon & Co.,

36,981.60; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 70,015.70; Wm. Mercer, Ltd.,

8,500.00; Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd., 13,385.37; Prestige

Office Interiors, Ltd., 7,476.91; Rverson Press, 6,400.00; Tippet-Richardson, Ltd., 10,371.55; Accounts under $3,500, 76,792.03 235,051 00

Superannuation Contributions 25,143 00730,195 00

Payment to Hospital Services Commission of Ontario in reimbursement forexpenditures relating to hospital care provided for indigent patients from

unorganized territory ($129,403.00)

Hospital Services Commission of Ontario 131,006 35Less: Refunds from Sundry Hospitals 1,603 35

129,403 00

Payment to Hospital Services Commission of Ontario in reimbursement forexpenditures relating to hospital care provided for indigent immigrants (.$32,820.10)

Hospital Services Commission of Ontario 62,596 85Less: Government of Canada Repayments 29,776 75

32,820 10

Grants to Public Hospitals under the authority of any Act of the Legislatureand the Regulations made thereunder ($10,890,000.00)

Construction Grants ($9,955,544.61):

General Hospitals:

Almonte, Rosamond Memorial, 106,230.00; Arnprior, District Memorial,56,693.34; Barry's Bay, St. Francis Memorial, 60,449.57; Belleville, 27,145.00;Bowmanville, Memorial, 78,753.33; Brampton, Peel Memorial, 105,678.33;Brantford, 21,827.47; Brockville, 125,000.00; Burlington, Joseph BrantMemorial, 557,461.67; Campbellford, Memorial, 3,962.50; Chatham—Public,

245,123.33; St. Joseph's, 183,189.68; Cobourg, 5,901.08; Cornwall, Hotel Dieu,19,683.66; Dryden, District, 62,370.00; Elliot Lake, St. Joseph's, 96,647.27;Englehart and District, 11,169.68; Fergus, Groves Memorial Community,10,357.93; Fort William, McKellar, 36,380.00; Grimsby, West LincolnMemorial, 12,776.67; Guelph, St. Joseph's, 64,610.00; Georgetown, District

Memorial, 127,423.32; Haileybury, Misericordia, 23,298.00; Hamilton—Chedoke, 261,098.33; General, 95,857.50; St. Joseph's, 373,676.66; Ingersoll,

Alexandra, 28,822.82; Kemptville, District, 33,668.62; Kincardine, 18,071.60;Kingston—General, 237,414.12; Hotel Dieu, 45,425.64; Kirkland Lake andDistrict, 24,100.84; Kitchener, St. Mary's, 250,236.67; Lindsay, Ross Memo-rial, 179,373.17; Listowel, Memorial, 45,018.83; London, Victoria, 88,947.68;Markdale, Centre Grey, 82,309.98; Meaford, 1,634.14; Milton, District,

22,960.99; New Liskeard, District, 19,500.00; Niagara, Niagara-on-the-Lake, 4,510.84; North Bav, St. Joseph's, 57,433.33; Oshawa, 151,756.66;Ottawa, 250,000.00; Owen Sound, General and Marine, 55,048.33; Parry-

Sound, 115,439.15; Pembroke—Cottage, 32,145.00; General, 58,630.00;Penetanguishene, 18,000.00; Perth, Great War Memorial, 186,873.16; Peter-borough, Civic, 543,067.25; Petrolia, Charlotte Eleanor Englehart, 59,576.67;Picton, Prince Edward County, 18,084.70; Port Arthur—General, 2,145.00; St.

Joseph's, 125,000.00; St. Catharines, Hotel Dieu, 177,635.00; St. Mary's,'Memorial, 28,276.67; St. Thomas, Elgin, 21,286.25; Sarnia, St. Joseph's,43,153.34; Scarborough, 41,407.46; Smiths Falls, Public, 30,380.17; Sudbury,St. Joseph's, 6,482.86; Timmins, St. Mary's, 136,929.99; Toronto—EastGeneral and Orthopaedic, 21,798.95; General, 131,998.01; Hospital for SickChildren, 150,000.00; Northwestern, 289,204.99; St. Joseph's, 812,038.97;St. Michael's, 6,230.00; Salvation Army Grace, 15,723.64; Western, 642,140.60;Trenton, Memorial, 182,839.99; Uxbridge, Cottage, 5,519.02; Walkerton,County of Bruce, 22,812.52; Welland—County, 209,788.04; County GeneralHealth Unit, 10,788.34; W7

eston, Humber Memorial, 7,070.20; Willowdale,North York Branson, 113,140.57; Windsor—I.O.D.E. Memorial, 7,068.48;Metropolitan, 41,943.74; Salvation Army Grace, 1,806.60; Woodstock,82,473.65 8,767,897 56



Grants to Public Hospitals—Continued

Construction Grants—Continued

Convalescent Hospitals:

Hamilton, Brow Infirmary, Health Association, 6,955.62; Toronto, OntarioCrippled Children's Centre, 329,943.34 336,898 96

Chronic Hospitals:

Cornwall, Macdonell Memorial, 69,045.74; Fort William, Chronic & Con-valescent, 419,739.99; Kitchener, Freeport, 19,459.97; Scarborough, Provi-dence, 220,086.66; Toronto—Bloorview, 117,000.00; Our Lady of Mercy,5,415.73 850,748 09

Grants relating to treatment rendered in Organized Out-Patients' Departments($928,903.50):

Hamilton, General, 33,217.50; Kingston—General, 16,038.00; Hotel Dieu,16,071.00; London—St. Joseph's, 8,409.00; Victoria, 42,760.50; Ottawa-Civic, 45,813.00; General, 37,476.00; Salvation Army Grace, 273.00; St.

Catharines, General, 1,480.50; Scarborough, General, 1,510.50; Toronto—EastGeneral and Orthopaedic, 32,398.50; General, 121,846.50; Hospital for SickChildren, 148,327.50; New Mount Sinai, 51,333.00; Northwestern, 4,783.50;Princess Margaret, 70,450.50; St. Joseph's, 43,740.00; St. Michael's,117,355.50; Salvation Army Grace, 4,548.00; Wellesley, 10,728.00; Western,87,780.00; Women's College, 32,563.50 928,903 50

Assistance to Municipalities in Territorial Districts relating to the hospitalization of

indigent patients in periods prior to January 1, 1959 ($5,551.89):

General Hospitals:

Cochrane, Lady Minto, 53.80; Englehart and District, 502.64; Espanola,27.91; Haileybury, Misericordia, 1,658.55; Hearst, Notre Dame, 191.53;Kirkland Lake and District, 158.01; New Liskeard, District, 152.11; SmoothRock Falls, 1,071.49; Sudbury, 16.99; Toronto—General, 653.89; Hospital for

Sick Children, 926.97; St. Michael's, 138.00 5,551' 89

Special Grants to Public Hospitals under the authority of The Public Hospitals Actand the Regulations thereunder ($2,449,200.00)

General Hospitals, etc. ($75.00 per bed):

Ajax and Pickering, 3,375.00; Alliston, Stevenson Memorial, 2,550.00; Al-

monte, Rosamond Memorial, 1,125.00; Arnprior, District Memorial, 4,275.00;Atikokan, General, 1,950.00; Bancroft, Red Cross, 1,650.00; Barrie,

Royal Victoria, 9,750.00; Barry's Bay, St. Francis Memorial, 2,325.00; Beard-more, Red Cross, 525.00; Belleville, General, 16,500.00; Blind River,

St. Joseph's General, 4,125.00; Bowmanville, Memorial, 3,975.00; Brace-bridge, Memorial, 2,625.00; Brampton, Peel Memorial, 5,625.00; Brantford—General, 36,975.00; St. Joseph's, 11,925.00; Brockville—General, 15,750.00;St. Vincent de Paul, 8,025.00; Burk's Falls, Red Cross, 1,650.00; Burlington,

Joseph Brant Memorial, 17,100.00; Campbellford, Memorial, 4,875.00;Carleton Place, District Memorial, 2,250.00; Chapleau, Lady Minto, 3,825.00;Chatham—Public General, 20,400.00; St. Joseph's, 13,050.00; Chesley, District

Memorial, 1,425.00; Clinton, Public, 3,000.00; Cobourg, General, 8,100.00;

Cochenour, Margaret Cochenour Memorial, 975.00; Cochrane, Lady Minto,5,250.00; Collingwood, General and Marine, 6,450.00; Cooksville, South Peel,

8,625.00; Cornwall—General, 14,475.00; Hotel Dieu, 18,750.00; Dryden,District General, 3,975.00; Dunnville, Haldimand War Memorial, 3,075.00;Durham, Memorial, 1,200.00; Elliot Lake, St. Joseph's General, 8,025.00;

Emo, Red Cross, 1,275.00; Englehart and District, 2,625.00; Espanola,General, 2,700.00; Exeter, South Huron, 2,700.00; Fergus, Groves MemorialCommunity, 4,050.00; Fort Erie, Douglas Memorial, 4,950.00; Fort Frances,La Verendrye, 7,500.00; Fort William, McKellar General, 29,550.00; Gait,

South Waterloo Memorial, 15,675.00; Geraldton, Little Long Lac, 1,725.00;

Goderich, Alexandra Marine and General, 6,525.00; Grimsby, West LincolnMemorial, 2,850.00; Guelph—General, 12,375.00; St. Joseph's, 24,150.00;

Haileybury, Misericordia, 12,525.00; Haliburton, Red Cross, 675.00; Hamil-ton—General, 87,000.00; St. Joseph's, 33,225.00; Hanover, Memorial, 3,600.00;

Hawk Junction, Red Cross, 675.00; Hawkesbury—Notre Dame, 2,400.00;

St. Coeur de Marie, 2,775.00; Hearst, Notre Dame, 4,200.00; Hornepayne,



Special Grants to Public Hospitals—Continued

General Hospitals, etc. ($75.00 per bed)—Continued

Red Cross, 450.00; Huntsville, District Memorial, 3,375.00; Ingersoll, Alex-andra, 4,200.00; Iroquois Falls, Anson General, 3,150.00; Kapuskasing, Sensen-brenner, 3,375.00; Kemptville, District, 2,100.00; Kenora—General, 4,425.00;St. Joseph's, 3,675.00; Kincardine, General, 3,900.00; Kingston—General,38,400.00; Hotel Dieu, 21,825.00; Kirkland Lake and District, 12,225.00;Kitchener—Kitchener-Waterloo, 32,250.00; St. Mary's, 9,150.00; Leamington,District Memorial, 6,825.00; Lindsay, Ross Memorial, 8,625.00; Lion's Head,Red Cross, 375.00; Listowel, Memorial, 2,850.00; Little Current, St. Joseph'sGeneral, 3,600.00; London—St. Joseph's, 32,775.00; Victoria, 69,150.00;Manitouwadge, General, 2,400.00; Markdale, Centre Grey General, 3,150.00;Matheson, Bingham Memorial, 2,175.00; Mattawa, General, 2,475.00; Mea-ford, General, 3,750.00; Midland, St. Andrew's, 7,875.00; Milton, District,

3,825.00; Mindemoya, Red Cross, 1,200.00; Minden, Red Cross, 600.00;Mount Forest, Louise Marshall, 2,325.00; Nakina, Red Cross, 525.00; NewLiskeard, District, 3,075.00; Newmarket, York County, 8,475.00; Niagara,Niagara-on-the-Lake, 2,550.00; Niagara Falls, Greater Niagara General,21,075.00; Nipigon, District Memorial, 1,800.00; Notrh Bay—Civic, 7,425.00;St. Joseph's General, 15,000.00; Oakville, Trafalgar Memorial, 11,625.00;Orangeville, Dufferin Area, 6,675.00; Orillia, Soldiers' Memorial, 7,875.00;Oshawa, General, 24,600.00; Ottawa—Civic, 69,150.00; General, 46,275.00;Salvation Army Grace, 5,700.00; St. Louis-Marie de Montfort, 17,025.00;Owen Sound, General and Marine, 12,225.00; Palmerston, General, 2,925.00;Paris, Willett, 4,275.00; Parry Sound—General, 10,125.00; St. Joseph's,4,425.00; Pembroke—Cottage, 7,875.00; General, 11,775.00; Penetanguishene,General, 5,025.00; Perth, Great War Memorial, 3,675.00; Peterborough-Civic, 27,975.00; St. Joseph's, 12,525.00; Petrolia, Charlotte Eleanor Engle-hart, 5,475.00; Picton, Prince Edward County, 4,125.00; Port Arthur-General, 21,150.00; St. Joseph's, 13,575.00; Port Colborne, General, 7,350.00;Port Hope, General, 3,450.00; Port Loring, Red Cross, 375.00; Port Perry,Community Memorial, 2,025.00; Rainy River, Red Cross, 1,050.00; Red Lake,Red Cross, 1,650.00; Renfrew, Victoria, 7,950.00; Richard's Landing, RedCross, 750.00; St. Catharines—General, 27,900.00; Hotel Dieu, 11,625.00;Niagara Peninsula Sanatorium, 3,675.00; St. Mary's, Memorial, 4,500.00;St. Thomas, Elgin General, 28,650.00; Sarnia—General, 18,525.00; St.

Joseph's, 24,600.00; Sault Ste. Marie—General, 12,525.00; Plummer Memorial,9,975.00; Scarborough, General, 25,350.00; Seaforth, Scott Memorial,2,475.00; Shelburne, District, 1,200.00; Simcoe, Norfolk, 7,950.00; SiouxLookout, General, 3,150.00; Smiths Falls—Public, 6,975.00; St. Francis,

6,375.00; Smooth Rock Falls, 1,425.00; Southampton, Saugeen Memorial,2,700.00; South Porcupine, Porcupine General, 1,650.00; Stratford, General,20,025.00; Strathroy, General, 3,750.00; Sturgeon Falls, St. Jean de Brebeuf,6,675.00; Sudbury—General, 24,450.00; Memorial, 17,250.00; St. Toseph's,

12,975.00; Thessalon, Red Cross, 1,050.00; Tillsonburg, District Memorial,7,500.00; Timmins, St. Mary's, 7,725.00; Toronto—East General and Ortho-paedic, 45,600.00; General, 91,425.00; Hospital for Sick Children, 45,750.00;Lockwood Clinic, 2,925.00; New Mount Sinai, 25,275.00; Northwestern,7,800.00; Princess Margaret, 6,525.00; Queensway, 9,825.00; St. Joseph's,

41,550.00; St. Michael's, 60,150.00; Salvation Army Grace, 8,175.00; Welles-ley, 21,225.00; Western, 46,500.00; Women's College, 20,925.00; Trenton,Memorial, 5,100.00; Uxbridge, Cottage, 2,100.00; Walkerton, County of

Bruce General, 3,375.00; Wallaceburg, Sydenham District, 5,625.00; Welland,County General, 19,425.00; Weston, Humber Memorial, 8,850.00; Whitney,Red Cross, 300.00; Wiarton, Bruce Peninsula and District, 1,575.00; Willow-dale, North York Branson, 12,225.00; Winchester, District Memorial,4,875.00; Windsor—Hotel Dieu, 27,000.00; I.O.D.E. Memorial, 6,900.00;

Metropolitan General, 23,700.00; Salvation Army Grace, 13,650.00; Wing-ham, General, 6,975.00; Woodstock, General, 13,650.00 2,153,925100

Convalescent Hospitals ($75.00 per bed):

Hamilton, Brow Infirmary, Health Association, 22,725.00; Toronto—Hill-

crest, 2,550.00; Lyndhurst Lodge, 3,750.00; Willowdale—St. Bernard's,

4,500.00; St. John's, 15,450.00 48,975.00

Chronic Hospitals ($75.00 per bed):

Brantford, Brant Sanatorium, 2,250.00; Cornwall, Macdonell Memorial,8,850.00; Hamilton, St. Peter's Infirmary, 15,600.00; Kingston, St. Mary's-of-

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Chronic Hospitals ($75.00 per bed)—Continued

the-Lake, 15,450.00; Kitchener, Freeport Sanatorium, 6,825.00; London—

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Parkwood, 13,875.00; St. Mary's, 15,675.00; Ottawa—Perley, 16,350.00;St. Vincent, 39,225.00; Toronto—Baycrest, 6,525.00; Bloorview, 3,150.00;

Our Lady of Mercy, 22,350.00; Queen Elizabeth, 38,775.00; Riverdale,

7,725.00; Runnymede, 8,550.00; Windsor, Riverview, 25,125.00 246,300 00

Unforeseen and Unprovided ($1,800.00)

Accounts under $3,500 1 ,800 00

Hospital Services Commission of Ontario $32,233,418 10

STATUTORY


Hon. M. B. Dymond 12,000 00

Banting and Best Research Fund ($10,000.00)

13-14 Geo. V, Chap. 56

University of Toronto, grant 10,000 00


SPECIAL WARRANTInstitute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of Hamilton Incorporated,Hamilton, Ontario, and the Rehabilitation Institute of Ottawa, Ottawa,

Ontario, for the purpose of providing assistance in connection withcertain expenditures of the rehabilitation programme of these two Centres

($25,912.14)

Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of Hamilton Inc.,

15,900.00; Rehabilitation Institute of Ottawa, 14,600.00 30,500 00Less: Transferred to Federal Health Grants, Operating Fund . . . 4,587 86

25,912 14

Total Expenditure, Department of Health $88,960,471.76

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PART H

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS


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Main Office 5

King's Highways and Other Roads:

Maintenance and Construction 6

Municipal Subsidies:

Maintenance and Construction 45

Contingencies 51

Statutory 51

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Salaries ($2,661,425.72)

Permanent and Temporary Staff ($2,246,385.17)

Administration Branch 93,160 28Information Section 42,107 31

Electronic—Data Processing Section 85,059 73Services Branch 456,792 35Personnel Branch 171,870 71

Financial Comptroller's Branch 841,853 33Chief Engineer's and Operations Branch 396,267 90Legal Branch 159,273 56

2,246,385 17

W. J. Fulton Deputy Minister 19,999 92V. C. Abrey, 8,599.92; H. M. Adamson, 8,599.92; H. W, Adcock, 12,499.92;W. S. Aitken, 6,550.00; F. G. Allen, 1,500.00; W. P. Armes, 2,129.03; A. H.Bailey, 7,500.00; B. D. Bell, 7,500.00; S. Berman, 2,500.00; W. D. Birch, 9,499.92;D. R. Brohm, 6,000.00; H. A. Broom, 6,375.00; F. C. Brownridge, 10,500.00;E. A. Cash, 7,875.00; M. G. Child, 6,000.00; R. E. Clarke, 2,374.98; W. A. Clarke,

15,999.96; W. S. Cole, 9,499.92; W. Coomber, 6,000.00; H. Copland, 7,200.00;

I. J. Cowan, 6,850.00; E. G. Crowhurst, 7,500.00; A. R. Dick, 10,999.92; T. W.Elliott, 6,300.00; A. W. Ferguson, 6,000.00; F. W. Flegg, 8,599.92; A. F. Flintoff,

10,500.00; F. W. Fromm, 7,200.00; G. A. Garratt, 9,499.92; J. A. Gill, 6,000.00;F. J. Girvan, 6,000.00; H. Greenland, 3,166.64; W. M. Hardy, 6,900.00; W. C.Harper, 6,000.00; J. Harris, 6,000.00; G. W. Hewitt, 7,500.00; R. C. Hobson,6,000.00; D. R. Hood, 7,200.00; C. Hoover, 7,200.00; W. K. Hounsell, 6,900.00;H. S. Howden, 5,250.00; J. G. Inksetter, 6,300.00; D. O. Ireland, 6,900.00;W. L. Jackson, 6,300.00; W. A. Lobraico, 6,600.00; J. W. MacDougall, 6,000.00;M. N. McEwen, 10,500.00; A. D. McKendrick, 6,000.00; W. J. McKnight,6,600.00; J. G. McMillen, 12,000.00; A. T. McNab, 10,999.92; T. A. McNeill,8,199.96; H. J. McRae, 6,000.00; R. J. Miller, 6,000.00; E. M. Mills, 6,000.00;

J. A. Milne, 7,200.00; E. A. Mitchell, 6,000.00; T. C. Muir, 9,874.95; A. W. Neth-ery, 6,600.00; E. J. Orr, 6,657.23; R. A. Panter, 10,500.00; N. H. Pettifor, 7,500.00;

J. Pogue, 10,500.00; J. C. Pratt, 8,199.96; C. A. Robbins, 6,999.96; W. B. Scott,

6,000.00; G. R. Simpson, 6,600.00; V. A. Snell, 9,499.92; F. W. Spickett, 6,000.00;G. R. Stedman, 6,900.00; H. C. Tackaberry, 12,500.04; D. M. Taplin, 8,199.96;L. B. Teetzel, 9,499.92; J. C. Thatcher, 750.00; H. A. Tregaskes, 12,499.92;E. Van Beilen, 4,200.00; A. F. Vincent, 8,717.74; G. A. Wells, 7,890.00; G. F.Wetherall, 875.00; S. J. Whitney, 6,600.00; W. G. Wigle, 7,958.26; R. I. Young,6,449.94; Other salaries, 1,617,606.90; Add: Salaries transferred from othersections, 10,935.70 2,246,385 17

Casual Staff ($415,040.55)

Administration Branch. 11,760 50Information Section 25,978 00Electronic—Data Processing Section 13,631 07Services Branch 153,499 77Personnel Branch 15,379 00Financial Comptroller's Branch 117,229 20Chief Engineer's and Operations Branch 57,494 58Legal Branch 20,068 43

415,040 55

F. A. Axon, 7,200.00; W. Breaks, 7,200.00; F. E. Cavell, 6,900.00; W. B. Chown,600.00; E. Van Beilen, 3,000.00; G. L. Woods, 6,600.00; Other salaries,

389,900.95; Less: Salaries transferred to other sections, 6,360.40 415,040 55




Hon. F. M. Cass, 1,622.00; W. S. Aitken, 1,510.98; J. H. Barber, 1,274.90; W. D.Birch, 1,678.71; D. R. Brohm, 2,054.96; N. G. Browne, 1,721.84; F. C. Brown-ridge, 1,803.53; R. P. Bruce, 1,840.40; D. R. Cameron, 1,388.23; D. R. Carr,

2,189.82; E. A. Cash, 2,260.96; F. E. Cavell, 1,420.58; M. G. Child, 2,557.81;

J. E. Clark, 1,771.77; W. S. Cole, 4,364.03; R. J. Collins, 1,585.91; R. S. Conboy,2,090.24; G. B. Crawford, 2,421.64; W. A. Curtis, 2,295.30; R. M. Dell, 2,187.28;A. R. Dick, 1,522.46; D. G. Dobson, 1,900.52; B. Dure, 1,849.63; T. G. Free,

2,501.29; W. S. Frew, 1,647.24; E. V. Godwin, 1,948.29; J. C. Gonzalez, 2,464.52;

J. Grose, 1,869.23; J. Harris, 1,572.45; W. C. Hartman, 2,404.99; G. F. Hayward,1,399.42; R. C. Hobson, 1,907.74; H. E. Hodgkinson, 2,092.16; W. K. Hounsell,1,714.73; R. H. Howard, 1,649.82; H. S. Howden, 1,469.98; A. F. Husband,2,806.33; D. O. Ireland, 2,240.63; W. L. Jackson, 1,797.25; M. C. MacBean,2,102.63; H. N. Manahan, 2,816.29; H. W. McCormack, 2,344.48; J. D. McKinley,1,697.45; W. J. McKnight, 2,313.92; J. N. Megaffin, 2,906.65; R. J. Miller,

2,108.38; E. M. Mills, 1,423.27; A. S. Mitchell, 1,807.12; J. Moore-Bunney,2,074.16; H. H. Moore, 2,280.48; A. R. Morrell, 2,046.73; E. J. Orr, 2,105.63;R. A. Panter, 3,508.76; A. J. Percy, 1,271.87; A. Piller, 2,599.43; M. E. Readman,1,362.24; F. O. Reinholtz, 1,799.29; W. Rigby, 2,112,48; L. J. Sharpe, 1,953.45;

G. R. Simpson, 1,639.48; R. P. Slater, 1,547.18; V. A. Snell, 1,668.88; H. C.Spence, 1,999.69; G. R. Stedman, 2,515.50; H. A. Tregaskes, 1,868.66; P. W.Turk, 1,312.32; E. Van Beilen, 1,739.87; D. E. Wagner, 1,762.95; A. A. Walters,1,427.89; W. K. Webb, 1,867.40; L. H. Williams, 2,360.50; A. W. Wylie, 1,997.37;

R. I. Young, 3,871.03; Accounts under $1,200, 51,461.69; Less: Expensestransferred to other sections, 3,473.39 195,001 30


International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 70,990.74; Telegrams, 4,271.66;

telephone, 19,156.69; accounts under $3,500, 30,612.18; Add: Supplies transferred

from other sections, 9,153.87 134,185 14

Grants ($5,300.00)

Ontario Good Roads Association 300 00Canadian Good Roads Association 5,000 00

5,300 00

Roads Publicity ($125,116.21)

Canada Lithographing Co., Ltd., 50,950.80; Motion Picture Centre, 11,034.35;

National Academy of Sciences, 3,880.00; Queen's Printer, 29,910.54; Accountsunder $3,500, 24,053.28; Add: Supplies transferred from other sections, 5,287.24. . 125,116 21


Receiver General of Canada, 541,950.52; Less refund of Employees' contribution,

270,975.26'

270,975 26

Convention—Canadian Good Roads Association ($5,967.85)

Royal York Hotel, 4,303.23; Accounts under $3,500, 2,174.42; Less: Expensestransferred to other sections, 509.80 5,967 85


KING'S HIGHWAYS AND OTHER ROADS

Maintenance and Construction

Ordinary Capital Total

King's Highways and Secondary Highways. $40,175,969.99 $113,503,089.22 $153,679,059.21

Repaving Present Roads 1,081,218.00 1,081,218.00

Development Roads 139,956.91 7,995,255.51 8,135,212.42

Roads in Unincorporated Townships inNorthern Ontario 733,404.76 491,494.13 1,224,898.89

$42,130,549.66 $121,989,838.86 $164,120,388.52


King's Highways, etc.—Continued

Summary of Expenditure

King's Highways and Secondary Highways:

District No. 1, Chatham 5,496,229 802, London 7,190,219 29

3, Stratford 5,829,858 16

4, Hamilton 16,449,558 25

5, Owen Sound 4,469,850 346, Toronto 10,278,810 45

7, Port Hope 10,051,394 68

8, Kingston 9,710,723 47

9, Ottawa 1 1,605,555 0610, Bancroft 4,385,768 9611, Huntsville 9,140,859 65

13, North Bay 5,701,53514, New Liskeard 5,155,711

15, (Special Project 56-1) White River 6,373,617 5416, Cochrane 6,117,142 3817, Sudbury 5,392,576 92

18, Sault Ste. Marie 4,120,915 4319, Fort William 9,677,114 9420, Kenora 7,867,118 54

Engineering Audit Section 640,029 59Planning and Design Branch 6,019,776 09Equipment Section 3,696,915 82Property Section 9,394,947 33Land Surveys Section 2,965,368 00Special Services Section 604,270 88Office Services Section 1,434,627 42Materials and Research Section 2,277,545 32Municipal Roads Branch 357,470 69General 1,493,270 76Special Works 4,948,702 72

178,847,485 57Less: Refunds, etc.

—

Government of Canada:

Trans-Canada Highway 16,500,840 10Trans-Canada Ottawa Queensway 1,367,728 72Bridges, etc

".

1,958,126 30Picnic Sites, Winter Works Programme. . . 60.268 71

Federal-Provincial Resources RoadsProgramme 1,500,000 00

Department of Mines 1,620,451 63Department of Lands and Forests 94,433 84Department of Public Works 49,436 73Department of Agriculture 22,704 88Department of Health 17,756 11

Department of Transport 14,614 31

Abitibi Power and Paper Company Limited.. 216,171 79Rio Algom Mines Limited 203,398 84State of Michigan International Bridge

_Authority 200,000 00

Miscellaneous Sales, Services and Accountstransferred to various Departments 1,342,494 40

25,168,426 36153,679,059 21

Repaving Present Roads:

District No. 2, London3, Stratford. . . .

5, Owen Sound.6, Toronto

Port Hope . .

.

Kingston. . . .

OttawaNorth Bay . .

Fort William

184,999 944,898 941,146 76

594,370 51

5,924 21

85,277 20195,225 75

5,532 413,842 28

1,081,218 00

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Summary of Expenditure—Continued

Development Roads:

District No. 1, Chatham 694,202 852, London 754,953 12

3, Stratford 474,265 704, Hamilton 228,082 095, Owen Sound 1,103,741 356, Toronto .-. 716,539 15

7, Port Hope 734,513 21

8, Kingston 887,716 65" " 9, Ottawa 830,026 89

10, Bancroft 393,646 1911, Huntsville 698,720 05

" 13, North Bay 69,787 68" 14, New Liskeard 97,630 28

16, Cochrane 10,003 03" 17, Sudbury 170,983 75" 18, Sault Ste. Marie 148,968 37" 19, Fort William 71,171 14" 20, Kenora 50,260 92

8,135,212 42

Roads in Unincorporated Townships in Northern Ontario:

District No. 10, Bancroft 16,039 46v

11, Huntsville 107,568 72" 13, North Bay 210,348 35" 14, New Liskeard 183,071 69" 16, Cochrane 171,245 64" 17, Sudbury 126,718 41" 18, Sault Ste. Marie 133,578 71" 19, Fort William 146,424 93" 20, Kenora 129,902 98

1,224,898 89

Net Total $164,120,388 52


Salaries—Permanent and Temporary Staff:

District No. 1, Chatham 541,075 48

2, London 861,084 83

3, Stratford 709,173 434, Hamilton 659,603 41

5, Owen Sound 518,962 13

6, Toronto 1,249,027 367, Port Hope 743,335 42

8, Kingston 767,767 869, Ottawa 664,347 28

" 10, Bancroft 506,743 18" 11, Huntsville 688,439 03" 13, North Bay 412,199 78" 14, New Liskeard 646,488 24" 15, (Special Project 56-1) White River 90,052 54" 16, Cochrane 450,768 98" 17, Sudbury 531,582 27" 18, Sault Ste. Marie 418,950 92" 19, Fort William 826,182 49" 20, Kenora 500,334 07

Art Design Section 22,079 86Engineering Audit Section 349,743 78Electronic Section 109,257 16

Planning and Design Branch 2,231,163 53Equipment Section 310,006 29

Property Section 718,646 62Supplies Section 220,085 63Land Surveys Section 1 ,588,265 74

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS H_9


Salaries—Permanent and Temporary Staff—Continued

Regional Services Managers Section 87,967 66Personnel Branch 36,307 77Burlington Bay Skyway 124,361 44Government Claims Committee 3,510 00Materials and Research Section 785,894 71

Municipal Roads Branch 292,960 89

18,666,369 78

W. R. Acton, 6,600.00; L. H. Alexander, 6,000.00; F. G. Allen, 7,500.00; G. R.Almond, 7,500.00; Y. Andersen, 9,000.00; N. C. Anderson, 6,300.00; K. Aperavi-cius, 6,595.83; A. E. Argue, 6,900.00; P. Arkema, 7,200.00; M. D. Armstrong,6,711.30; H. A. Aron, 8,599.92; J. R. Aubin, 6,300.00; D. W. Baird, 8,599.92;W. R. Baker, 6,600.00; A. D. Barclay, 6,000.00; J. D. Barclay, 6,000.00; F. L.

Barnett, 6,181.45; L. D. Barrett, 9,499.92; H. Barry, 9,999.96; N. S. Basarke,6,600.00; K. G. Bassi, 7,039.52; R. L. Bayne, 6,000.00; W. Beattie, 6,812.52;E. L. Beaudro, 7,800.00; R. J. Beaudro, 7,200.00; N. D. Bennett, 9,000.00;W. R. Bennett, 9,499.92; R. E. Bennie, 7,200.00; A. G. Benninger, 7,500.00;M. Berman, 7,200.00; S. Berman, 3,500.00; M. J. Bernhardt, 7,800.00; D. M.Bews, 6,270.16; W. Bidell, 9,999.96; P. D. Billings, 7,800.00; D. J. Black, 6,600.00;

J. H. Blevins. 8.199.96; R. W. Bond, 8,599.92; G. H. Booth, 7,500.00; M. W.Booth, 7,200.00; L. A. Boucher, 7,800.00; L. S. Bourne, 6,600.00; G. A. Bowles,6,900.00; F. L. Boyce, 6,900.00; L. E. Bradt, 6,300.00; G. H. Bragg, 6,600.00;H. K. Brandon, 6,600.00; P. W. Breithaupt, 7,200.00; R. Britton, 8,199.96;D. R. Brohm, 1,200.00; F. C. Brown, 9,000.00; J. Brown, 6,250.00; G. R. Brown-ing, 6,350.00; K. M. Bulloch, 6,300.00; F. Z. Bumbulis, 7,200.00; H. Y. Burch,6,500.00; E. Burke, 6,300.00; G. C. Burkhardt, 6,600.00; R. G. Burnfield, 9,000.00;

J. F. Caldwell, 6,300.00; T. S. Caldwell, 8,399.94; J. E. Callaghan, 8,459.07;R. J. Callighan, 8,199.96; R. A. Cameron, 7,425.00; I. C. Campbell, 8,199.96;G. Campitelli, 7,200.00; J. A. Carmody, 7,200.00; J. J. Casey, 8,051.59; E. A.Cash, 2,625.00; K. Cebers, 6,300.00; J. G. Celmins, 7,200.00; C. Chang, 6,475.80;R. S. Chapman, 9,499.92; J. M. Childs, 7,500.00; J. H. Christie, 7,500.00; G. H.Clark, 6,000.00; R. E. Clarke, 7,124.94; W. W. Clymer, 6,600.00; W. R. Coe,6,900.00; W. H. Coghill, 6,300.00; D. P. Collins, 9,499.92; V. E. Conway, 6,600.00;

J. H. Cook, 7,500.00; N. M. Cooke, 8,057.95; W. G. Cooke, 7,800.00; J. T.Corkill, 7,933.32; D. S. Cornell, 7,800.00; J. M. Crannie, 6,300.00; C. A. Cripps,7,313.33; A. F. Cummings, 6,300.00; A. P. Cunliffe, 6,050.00; J. B. Curtis, 6,000.00;

J. F. Dalev, 6,900.00; j. M. Davidson, 8,199.96; B. R. Davis, 10,500.00; R. E.Dawson, 7,200.00; H. C. Dernier, 10,500.00; P. L. Devalence, 7,200.00; P. W.Devine, 6,600.00; J. E. Devitt, 6,000.00; A. F. Dias, 6,000.00; C. Dinkoff, 6,600.00;G. M. Donnelly, 6,600.00; F. H. Draves, 6,300.00; R. Draycott, 6,300.00; L. R.Eadie, 8,599.92; N. E. Erwin, 6,600.00; G. Essauloff, 6,900.00; J. H. Eves,6,000.00; J. E. Eyres, 6,600.00; F. Fancy, 6,600.00; J. W. Faretis, 6,020.84;D. W. Farren, 9,499.92; E. B. Fenner, 7,800.00; L. O. Fiander, 7,800.00; F.Field, 7,200.00; L. D. Fisher, 6,600.00; J. J. Flanagan, 6,600.00; A. J. Flatman,6,900.00; E. A. Fletcher, 8,199.96; J. C. Flook, 3,750.00; J. M. Ford, 8,499.93;T. S. Foreman, 9,000.00; J. H. Forshaw, 6,600.00; J. G. Forster, 6,600.00; J. L.Forster, 7,445.00; [. D. Foster, 9,499.92; G. W. Fowler, 6,143.10; F. J. Fownes,9,499.92; V. C. Fox, 6,600.00; L. N. Francis, 6,577.42; R. W. Franks, 6,300.00;C. Fraser, 10,500.00; H. L. Fraser, 6,300.00; R. B. Fraser, 8,849.90; W. L. Fraser,

10,500.00; G. E. French, 8,399.94; W. C. Friedmann, 7,800.00; R. Y. Fujii,

6,900.00; K. P. Furness, 6,862.90; R. A. Garden, 6,900.00; J. B. Garland, 9,999.96;A. Gater, 9,499.92; E. W. Geddes, 6,900.00; J. K. George, 6,600.00; B. M. Ghadiali,

6,000.00; H. F. Gilbert, 8,283>82; F. Gill, 7,800.00; M. V. Gillard, 7,200.00;B. J. Giroux, 6,600.00; B. K. Glassford, 6,825.00; T. J. Goddard, 6,000.00;A. E. Goodwin, 8,199.96; F. Gormek, 6,600.00; J. T. Gourlay, 7,200.00; D. J.

Gove, 6,300.00; D. H. Graham, 6,600.00; P. J. Grant, 6,600.00; J. G. Gray,6,600.00; C. S. Grebski, 9,000.00; H. Greenland, 6,333.28; H. H. Greenly, 8,199.96;A. R. Griff, 6,600.00; J. E. Gruspier, 7,350.00; M. J. Gvildys, 8,224.96; W. D.Ham, 8,199.96; M. S. Hamilton, 6,000.00; T. L. Hamlin, 7,200.00; C. S. Hansen,8,199.96; J. D. Harris, 6,900.00; G. Harrison, 6,000.00; V. A. Hart, 7,200.00;P. J. Harvey, 9,000.00; A. A. Hay, 8,199.96; J. A. Havlock, 6,000.00; B. R.Heawsege, 8,751.25; F. G. Henry, 7,200.00; F. I. Hewson, 8,418.83; C. F. Homer,7,800.00; C. R. Hopkins, 8,199.96; D. M. Hopper, 6,687.93; W. T. Hopper,7,800.00; R. C. Horny, 6,600.00; J. P. Howard, 10,500.00; W. T. Howard, 6,004.50;H. S. Howden, 5,250.00; K. C. Howe, 6,300.00; G. U. Howell, 10,500.00; G. K.Hunter, 9,000.00; R. E. Hunter, 7,200.00; H. W. Hurrell, 7,500.00; K. I. Inkolov,

6,000.00; W. A. Irwin, 6,000.00; S. Jeffrav, 6,000.00; R. E. Jenkins, 7,200.00;H. E. Jephson, 7,500.00; E. H. Jones, 9,000.00; G. M. Jordan, 6,300.00; W. P.

H 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Xo. 1



Judson, 6,600.00; B. Karnig, 6,588.33; A. Katche, 7,200.00; A. E. Kay, 6,300.00

J. L. Keen, 7,500.00; E. R. Kenny, 7,800.00; C. H. Keyes, 6,000.00; C. A. King6,150.00; D. J. King, 8,199.96; W. R. Kinnear, 8,199.96; R. C. Kirkpatrick6,300.00; R. F. Kissick, 6,600.00; V. Kitching, 6,600.00; A. J. Klages, 6,000.00K. L. Kleinsteiber, 7,800.00; R. F. Kluchert, 6,331.62; J. A. Knowles, 7,200.00A. Kotzeff, 6,600.00; T. J. Kovich, 7,800.00; S. Kryzevicius, 6,300.00; VV. Kulmatickas, 6,300.00; P. Labarge, 6,600.00; F. G. Lane, 6,900.00; R. W. Langlands7,200.00; W. L. Lees, 6,175.00; A. D. Leitch, 6,900.00; P. Lelis, 7,200.00; ALeslie, 6,525.00; W. L. Lin, 7,500.00; J. K. Livingston, 7,800.00; R. K. Loescher6,600.00; F. E. Loscombe, 6,000.00; J. A. Lott, 6,304.50; H. C. Low, 6,300.00

J. V. Ludgate, 11,499.96; J. K. MacArthur, 7,800.00; D. A. MacDonald, 6,300.00

J. VV. MacDougall, 3,000.00; F. C. MacLean, 7,425.00; VV. Q. MacNee, 10,500.00T. E. Mahony, 6,000.00; E. J. Mallinson, 7,200.00; H. A. Mantle, 10,500.00S. J. Markiewicz, 8,199.96; F. H. Marsh, 6,000.00; F. R. Marshall, 8,199.96G. Martens, 9,000.00; J. R. Martin, 6,600.00; O. R. Martin, 6,600.00; M. FMaruta, 6,900.00; H. McArthur, 8,199.96; A. D. McAuliffe, 6,600.00; VV. CMcBride, 6,600.00; F. N. McCaffrey, 6,200.00; S. McComfeie, 7,800.00; V. SMcCutcheon, 7,500.00; P. J. McDonald, 6,600.00; VV. M. McFarlane, 7,075.00

J. C. McGee, 7,800.00; D. J. McKay, 6,000.00; H. B. McKay, 6,000.00; J. AMcKillop, 7,800.00; A. E. McKim, 9,000.00; J. P. McLachlan, 6,300.00; A. TMcLaren, 6,900.00; K. A. McLean, 6,900.00; H. D. McMillan, 10,637.08; D. JMcNeely, 6,900.00; P. McVVatt, 7,064.17; G. A. Metcalfe, 8,599.92; R. C. Minaker6,300.00; J. Moffat, 6,125.00; VV. H. Moffatt, 6,900.00; R. T. Molaro, 6,000.00H. F. Moore, 6,300.00; D. D. Murray, 7,200.00; E. H. Murray, 6,000.00; G. LNeal, 6,300.00; N. E. Neilans, 8,199.96; VV. D. Neilipovitz, 7,200.00; B. HNewington, 7,800.00; VV. S. Newman, 7,800.00; R. J. O'Brien, 8,199.96; VV. JO'Brien, 6,300.00; VV. H. Odell, 6,600.00; H. Orlando, 7,800.00; E. J. Orr, 3,166.64A. Parnamagi, 6,300.00; D. R. Paterson, 8,199.96; VV. D. Paton, 7,500.00; P. DPatterson, 8,824.90; P. A. Peacock, 6,908.87; P. Penev, 6,600.00; L. M. Peverett

6,525.00; D. Pinel, 7,500.00; R. E. Post, 6,900.00; H. G. Potts, 6,575.00; A. HRabb, 8,399.94; A. Radkowski, 7,383.06; H. A. Rainbow, 6,900.00; D. G. Ramsay16,112.90; VV. Randall, 6,300.00; W. D. Ratz, 9,499.92; R. VV. Rawlings, 8,599.92

G. VV. Raycroft, 8,199.96; R. G. Reid, 6,600.00; B. S. Richardson, 7,041.94

J. E. Richardson, 6,600.00; R. E. Richardson, 15,298.39; S. 1. Richardson7,200.00; T. H. Richardson, 6,000.00; A. VV. Rinn, 6,600.00; C. VV. Roach6,600.00; C. A. Robbins, 6,999.96; G. R. Roberts, 6,900.00; C. R. Robertson9,499.92; M. W. Robinson, 8,599.92; VV. Robinson, 6,000.00; A. M. Rogers6,300.00; T. A. Ross, 6,600.00; VV. H. Roters, 6,300.00; J. R. Roy, 7,800.00

A. Rublis, 6,750.00; A. Rutka, 10,500.00; B. Ruttner, 6,000.00; E. R. Saint

7,200.00; G. E. Salzirnis, 6,000.00; K. C. Sanders, 6,000.00; F. E. Saunders7,200.00; J. G. Saunders, 7,200.00; G. O. Sawver, 6,300.00; VV. G. Sawyer6,000.00; B. A. Schoales, 6,600.00; R. Schonfeld, 6,600.00; L. Schwabl, 7,200.00B. E. Schwarze, 6,300.00; D. VV. Scott, 6,000.00; G. Scott, 6,900.00; G. WScott, 9,000.00; VV. A. Seawright, 9,000.00; J. N. Secord, 6,300.00; J. K. See7,800.00; K. G. Selby, 6,525.00; R. A. Shannon, 6,475.00; T. A. Sharpe, 9,874.95

J. G. Shaw, 6,000.00; K. Y. Shen, 7,800.00; E. E. Shepherd, 6,300.00; M. HSher, 7,200.00; VV. M. Shiells, 8,199.96; L. P. Shorr, 6,000.00; R. J. Sim, 7,200.00G. M. Sinclair, 8,599.92; J. N. Skidmore, 7,500.00; VV. E. Skinner, 6,300.00

J. Slizys, 7,200.00; G. Sloan, 7,200.00; E. G. Smith. 6,300.00; Earl S. Smith8,199.96; Erie S. Smith, 10,624.68; H. F. Smith, 8,199.96; P. Smith, 7,966.65

R. B. Smith, 6,600.00; R. L. Smith, 6,600.00; J. Smits, 7,200.00; L. G. Snook6,300.00; L. G. Soderman, 9,499.92; G. Souter, 6,750.00; VV. Spence, 6,000.00

C. G. Spencer, 6,300.00; VV. C. Stanton, 6,900.00; 1. V. Stare, 6,000.00; AStermac, 7,447.92; L. VV. Stock, 7,200.00; M. Stovanoff, 7,800.00; R. F. Strain

7,200.00; A. W. Strom, 6,300.00; T. VV. Styles, 6,000.00; A. Sulavella, 6,300.00A. C. Suter, 9,499.92; G. A. Sutherland, 6,000.00; T. C. Swartman, 8,199.96P. J. Swords, 7,200.00; J. Tamulionis, 6,000.00; VV. H. Tennant, 6,000.00; J. CThatcher, 8,887.02; R. G. Theyers, 6,300.00; J. O. Thompson. 6,600.00; G. DThomson, 6,000.00; VV. J. Thomson, 7,200.00; D. E. Thrasher, 7,500.00; J. G. Till-

cock, 8,199.96; A. M. Toye, 12,000.00; S. E. Turkington, 6,600.00; J. R. Turner,

7,200.00; S. L. Uens, 6,000.00; J. G. Vandekaa, 6,600.00; VV. S. Vanstone, 6,600.00;

J. L. Vardon, 7,200.00; A. L. Vaughan, 7,200.00; VV. H. Venn, 8,199.96; J.

Villetorte, 7,200.00; P. E. Wade, 9,000.00; J. VV. Walker, 6,900.00; L. E. Walker,10,500.00; D. A. Waller, 6,600.00; T. A. Walsh, 6,300.00; J. Walter, 12,999.96;

D. F. Walton, 8,599.92; A. A. Ward, 7,999.98; P. F. Weber, 6,600.00; B. S.

Weese, 6,300.00; I. B. Weinberg, 8,599.92; S. R. Welbv, 7,800.00; W. E. Welt,

6,000.00; K. Westerby, 7,200.00; L. Westlake, 8,599.92; VV. Westlake, 7,800.00;

G. F. Wetherall, 9,625.00; J. K. Wheeler, 6,600.00; J. R. White, 6,300.00; F. B.

Whiteley, 10,500.00; J. E. Wice, 7,200.00; VV. G. Wigle, 1,541.66; J. B. Wilkes,




11,499.96; B. Wilkie, 7,800.00; L. F. Williams, 7,590.33; P. Willis, 6,600.00;

C. R. Wilmot, 9,233.31; W. Wilson, 6,300.00; P. Wong, 7,091.13; W. H. Wood,6,000.00; B. Wright, 8,599.92; G. A. Wrong, 8,051.59; P. Yarosevych, 6,750.00;

E. F. Young, 6,300.00; C. C. Yuill, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 15,495,000.03;

Sundry employees, isolation bonus, 13,627.36; Less: Salaries transferred to othersections, 11,981.21 18,666,369 78

Pay Lists, wages of men:

District No. 1, Chatham 609,286 62

2, London 884,537 17

3, Stratford 635,681 03

4, Hamilton 1,587,753 21

5, Owen Sound 724,414 86

6, Toronto 1,591,418 18

7, Port Hope 1,305,950 32

8, Kingston 1,188,428 77

9, Ottawa 885,726 17

10, Bancroft 919,375 14

11, Huntsville 1,250,266 8813, North Bay 1,015,100 81

14, New Liskeard 819,164 6615, (Special Project 56-1) White River 282,205 14

16, Cochrane 849,742 95

17, Sudbury 1,000,068 0418, Sault Ste. Marie 1,172,619 71

19, Fort William 1,297,492 3620, Kenora 1,179,665 50

Art Design Section 18,146 23Engineering Audit Section 179,580 32Electronic Section 16,727 11

Planning and Design Branch 1,780,329 01Equipment Section 196,167 17

Property Section 220,522 61Supplies Section 71,387 55Land Surveys Section 612,595 56Regional Services Managers Section 46,729 60Personnel Branch 6,627 41Burlington Bay Skyway 19,760 82Materials and Research Section 527,338 26Municipal Roads Branch 16,095 04

22,910,904 21

Property for Right-of-Way, Damages, etc.:

Affleck, Andrew Page and Betty Joyce Affleck, 5,501.49; Thomas Franklin Ahearn,40,333.33; Arthur David Alguire, 6,200.00; Alfred Hislop Allin, 11,700.00;Amherst View Realty, Ltd., 6,000.00; Wesley Gerald Arnold and Delma M.Arnold, 5,600.00; Gordon A. Arsenault, Margaret Arsenault, and Ernest Poirier,

14,408.56; Carmen Artmont and Joseph Artmont, 15,000.00; Meredith E. Ash,6,270.00; Laura Marie Atkinson, Trustee, 11,000.00; Evert Aukema and HarkeVan Til, 5,110.00; Claude J. Austin, 32,006.86;

Baechler, A. Ethelbert and Zeta Pearl Baechler, 10,000.00; Willard W. Baillie andViola M. Baillie, 20,000.00; Baldwin Cartage, Ltd., 4,300.00; Richard ComptonBaycroft, 9,300.00; Madeline Beard, 10,400.00; George Beckett and EllenBeckett, 8,273.00; A. Allan Bell, 6,320.00; Bellands Realty Co., Ltd., 5,590.00;Edward Cecil Bellman, 5,300.00; Benjamin G. Bennett and Edith E. Bennett,4,000.00; Frances Bergin, 3,630.00; Bermor Investments, Ltd., 19,000.00; RoseBernardi, 36,234.00; Philippe Berthiaume, 3,750.00; Clara L. Bishop, 7,000.00;Jacob Bizon and Julia Bizon, 39,933.70; SamuelFleming Black and John MalcolmBlack, 18,000.00; Nicholas J. Blazenko, 50,000.00; Robert D. Blenman, 5,177.06;George Frederick William Bogart and Blanche Irene Bogart, 4,000.00; SamuelBogle, 6,457.65; David Ward Bovaird, 22,016.88; Charles Paul Bowen andJuliette L. Bowen, 5,000.00; Bowes and Cocks, Ltd., 9,593.92; FrederickBraaksma, 5,000.00; Cora Brennan and William Daniel Brennan, 8,051.92;Francis James Brennan and Jessie A. Brennan, 8,857.61; British AmericanOil Co., Ltd., 6,135.00; Lela Pearl Broadwood and George D. Broadwood,4,900.00; Percy Broadworth and Jenny Broadworth, 3,925.00; Mary N. Brown,4,600.00; Robert William Brown, 8,000.00; Carl Ross Bruce and Edith Leona



Property for Right-of-Way, Damages, etc.—Continued

Bruce, 4,000.00; County of Bruce, 4,719.00; William Edward Bryans, 4,713.35;Public School Board of the Township School Area of Burk's Falls, 16,500.00;Town of Burlington, 6,276.04;

Cadieux, Hilaire, 5,000.00; Campeau Construction Co., Ltd., 5,670.00; CanadianNational Railways, 3,691.72; Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 13,766.00; CanadianPetrofina, Ltd., 4,800.00; Roy S. Cartwright and Melva J. Cartwright, 5,100.00;Victoria Ceci, 10,000.00; Chambers and Meredith, Ltd., 6,795.62; RaoulChampagne, 8,000.00; James Ellis Chandler and Gladys Mary Chandler,11,100.00; Donald Fraser Chisholm, Walter Ross Chisholm and Joseph ClareChisholm, 5,000.00; Jeanne Choquette, 7,400.00; Charles Chrest, 4,350.00;Donald E. Christman, G. Ruth Bryce and M. Evelyn Bryce, 14,373.00; AngelinaCiurluini, 40,000.00; David Clarke and Charlotte V. Clarke, 4,500.00; JamesA. Clarke, 19,140.00; Norman Coburn, 3,925.00; Mabel D. Cohoe, 4,955.52;Mel Coleman, 6,077.99; Commercial Land Developments, Ltd., 94,846.00;Conklin Lumber Co., Ltd., 4,065.00; Eldon A. Conner, 7,500.00; E. Constam,8,049.56; Lyle L. Cook and Belva Cook, 9,000.00; Arnold Mack Cooper, 5,000.00;Domenic Corrado, 6,150.00; John B. Couperthwaite Estate, 14,058.69; Elsie

M. Cracknell, 9,416.85; Bruce B. Craibbe and Evelyn E. Craibbe, 15,000.00;James Robinson Craigie and Rosetta Elizabeth Craigie, 4,800.00; Grace EvelynCratt Estate, 40,000.00;

Daigle, Pierre, 11,000.00; Leonard Daoust, 4,560.00; William C. Davie, 27,000.00;R. A. Davis & Co., Ltd., 5,636.15; William H. Davy & Son, 3,815.00; FrankE. Dayus, 3,700.00; Maurice Delanghe and Lucie Delanghe, 5,325.00; LucDelvaulx, 16,820.00; M. R. Denison, 3,706.34; August Derudder and MarthaDerudder, 23,150.00; Jan Devries and Tannetje Devries, 10,500.00; TannetjeDevries, Trustee, 7,500.00; Jessie Dewberry, 4,726.56; Ronald Murray Dilla-

bough and Nora Violet Dillabough, 3,500.00; Malcolm Richard Dixon, 8,000.00;William Dmytrow and Elsie Dmytrow, 17,000.00; John Irwin Dobbie, 3,530.00;Charles Wallace Downey and Vera Marie Downey, 3,600.00; Leo Doyle, 9,400.00;Charles Jacob Dressel Estate, 12,084.39; Thomas Duffy and Audrey Duffy,

15,000.00; Mansergh Pace Duke and Elsie Lillian Duke, 50,686.33; Olive L.

Durham, 7,100.00;

Earle, John A., 9,300.00; Eastbay Construction Co., 7,758.19; Alva Samuel East-man, 10,216.00; Frank Ellis, Executor for Estate of Eliza J. Ellis, 19,902.87;Harry Ellison, 23,909.19; Arnold D. Elmslie, 20,000.00;

Fagan, Maurice, 5,000.00; Saul Farb, 5,000.00; Mario Fasan and Ferucio Fasan,6,800.00; George Edward Fawcett and Wilfred Fawcett, 9,000.00; Peter Fergusonand Shirley Ferguson, 11,100.00; Edith Mearl Fester, 11,000.00; Harold G.Fickes, 5,500.00; Bartholomew George Fishleigh, 4,400.00; John Arthur AmersonFishleigh and Lanore Fishleigh, 3,600.00; Mary McNulty Fix, 15,000.00;

John Fleming Sr., 5,000.00; John M. Fleming, 6,270.00; Neil A. Fleming,5,280.00; Frederick A. Forbes and Eleanor Forbes, 7,27-5.00; Ford InsuranceAgency, Ltd., 5,308.40; Wilmer Swan Fors and Pearl Vera Fors, 9,900.00;Graham M. Forsyth and Agnes Forsyth, 6,000.00; City of Fort William, 5,710.42;

Frontenac District High School Board, 4,500.00; Wendell W. Funkhouser,3,703.85;

Gallagher, George Thomas Estate, 60,000.00; Vivian Mae Gilbert, 6,500.00F. N. Gillard, 6,015.00; Mary Irene Gilmor, 4,900.00; Giora Investment Inc

& Seiber Development Corp., 40,840.00; J. H. Giroux, 5,000.00; James DGleadall and Shirley Gleadall, 12,500.00; Charles G. Goldhamer, 25,000.00Freddie Goll, 4,500.00; Lome Gooderham and Arthur Long, 18,397.00; NickGordij and John Kowalchuk, 14,031.00; Gordon Leaseholds, Ltd., 9,472.72

Herbert William Graham and Edna Gertrude Graham, 33,470.00; MargaretCairnduff Graham, 5,280.00; William R. Grant and Dorothy G. Grant, 10,000.00William H. Graves and Violet C. Graves, 5,000.00; Duncan James Gray20,000.00; Margaret Robina Gray, 3,500.00; Bruce Greer and Melvin McDowell8,428.00; Grensaw Holdings, Ltd., 6,000.00; Public School Board of Section No1 of the Township of North Grimsby, 6,000.00; Town of Grimsby, 19,296.07

Gudmer Holdings, Ltd., 32,907.36; Gwillimbury West Township School Board,

59,350.00;

Hall, Mabel I., 15,500.00; Mervin D. Hallman, 4,109.40; Alvin Harris and Lois

Elizabeth Harris, 4,115.00; Arnott Douglas Harrison and Jennie Aileen Harrison,

5,546.00; William Hart, 6,000.00; Joseph Heise, 14,100.00; Charles Hendershot,




6,400.00; Lawrence C. Hennessey, 12,946.85; Elrick and Michie Henry, 6,500.00;

Bertha Payne Hickey, 5,547.58; James E. Hinkson and Alma I. Hinkson,20,900.00; Sadie M. Holman, 16,301.10; James Honor and Lena Honor, 14,500.00;

James F. Hooper and Violet Hooper, 4,400.00; Robert Corson Hornal, 13,100.00;

Nelson A. Hossack, 6,800.00; Annie B. Howe, 3,515.00; Wilmer A. Humphreyand Edna R. Humphrey, 13,143.61; John Husilik and Brenda Husilik, 9,591.00;

Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 73,055.44;

Imperial Oil, Ltd., 45,347.92] International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd., 3,709.75;

Thomas C. Irwin, 13,000.00;

Jacobs, Hazel A., 10,741.21; Frank Jany, 7,332.00; Wilfrid Roy Jordan and JackLenover Jordan, 12,000.00;

Karci, Mary, Mary Keczan and George Keczan, 26,742.38; Kassner InvestmentCorp., Ltd., 5,000.00; Lauretta Kay, 6,435.00; Frank Burtfield Keeler and May-Maud Keeler, 10,845.00; J. Everard Kellam and Lome Douglas Kellam,59,673.21; W. R. Kellough & Associates, 5,500.73; Theresa Kelsey, 5,000.00;Donald A. Kennedy, 11,224.00; Harry Kerdman, Nathan Salonin, NathanKerdman, Harry Tkatch and Irving Eklove, 10,426.00; George S. King,13,106.01; William J. Kingdon and Janet B. Kingdon, 5,610.00; KingstonDrive in Theatre, 6,950.00; John Konecny and Mary Konecny, 10,760.00;Henry Ernest Kottmeier, 10,000.00; Ivan Kowalchuk and Hanka Kowalchuk,8,250.00; Vern Krieger, 4,500.00;

Laaksonen, Emil, 19,834.81; Martel Lachance, 7,200.00; William D. LaFlammein Trust, 14,960.49; Maurice W. Lafontasie and Gertrude M. Lafontasie,

13,514.31; George W. Laidlaw, 18,000.00; James W. Murray Laird, 6,316.00;A. J. Lalonde & Son, 4,860.00; Edward A. Lambert and Florence E. Lambert,20,027.23; Grace Lance, 4,000.00; Emile Larose, 6,000.00; Kenneth A. Laughlin,6,600.00; Milford Laughlin, 7,500.00; Cecile Lavigne, 5,210.00; James JosephLeclaire, 4,500.00; Elmer Doan Leek, 15,180.00; Eugene Legacy and PaulineLegacy, 10,497.00; Frank William Jay Leggett and Edna Irene Leggett, 7,000.00;A. E. LePage, Ltd., 5,832.00; Harold John Lewis, 3,500.00; Winnifred MaryLightfoot, 6,000.00; Limestone Products, Ltd., 27,500.00; Carl Victor Lindowand Josephine Lindow, 23,000.00; Melville O. Little, 10,000.00; Adrian Loney,5,000.00; John Longmore, 7,000.00; Robert Longmore and Lois A. Longmore,5,800.00; Thomas M. Longmore, 10,500.00; Board of Trustees for Lome ParkCollege, 9,911.91; Thomas A. Lowe Enterprises, Ltd., 8,000.00; EdwardLuckasavitch, 3,700.00; Roland C. Lundy, 4,074.95;

MacDonald, Ila, Hugh MacDonald and Alan MacDonald, 6,700.00; MacDonaldTownship School Area S. S. No. 4, 6,350.00; Allen Wallace MacKay, 24,500.00;Peter C. MacKey, 9,625.00; Agnes J. MacKinnon, 4,645.00; Charles Maddenand Joan Madden, 8,500.00; Russell J. J. Madgett, 13,059.73; Albert L. Makeyand Marietta Makey, 4,800.00; Maiden Development Corp., 7,493.25; RossMannen and Lillian Mannen, 6,611.45; Mansil Co., Ltd., 11,230.00; Trusteesof School Section No. 1, Township of Manvers, 7,900.00; Joseph Marchand andMarguerite Marchand, 4,760.00; Markham Sand & Gravel, Ltd., 221,953.00;Gordon S. Marshall, 5,850.00; Mason, Foulds, Arnup, Walter, Weir and Boeckh,11,579.43; Alphonse Masse, 4,004.83; Onexime August Masse, 11,000.00;Charles C. Matthies, 4,000.00; Marie Eveleen Mavety, 15,131.69; Lewis Mc-Adam, 4,000.00; Bertha Elizabeth McBride, 5,000.00; Earl J. McCauley,3,900.00; Douglas McClure, 7,000.00; George D. McColl, 6,500.00; JosephO. McCourt, 21,553.00; Norman McGee, 8,479.40; Thomas H. McGown,11,149.63; Blanche Velma Mcintosh, 16,500.00; Alfred M. Mclntyre and EvalineB. Mclntyre, 4,000.00; Laura McKay, 4,417.00; Gordon McLachlan, 3,500.00;Ross McMahon, 11,509.20; Thomas A. McPherson, 4,500.00; Stanley ErnestMeikle, 7,183.75; Grace L. Merritt, 5,949.78; Metro Landscape Supplies, Ltd.,

12,650.00; Garnet E. Michaelis and Evelyn Mae Michaelis, 3,500.00; SamuelMichaelis, 6,000.00; Robert Harold Miller and Stewart Wilfred Miller, 9,000.00;William A. Miller, 6,800.00; Clarence Albert Milligan, 5,650.00; Samuel D.Mills and Martha K. Mills, 6,600.00; Stanley Douglas Mills, 3,925.00; HarrvArthur Moffatt, 4,950.00; Peter B. Moloney, 7,067.49; Olive May Moon,27,889.09; Harry Moran, 38,729.57; Elizabeth Mordan, 15,155.00; GordonStephenson Morris and Mona June Morris, 5,950.00; Morton Motors of Ottawa,Ltd., 4,380.00; Norman E. Mortson and Angela Mortson, 9,500.00; Clifford

N. Moss and Arthur Brigger, 55,046.83; Muskoka Construction, Ltd., 6,000.00;James Mutch, 3,800.00; Floyd Myers, 5,000.00;




National Capital Commission, 6,806.70; National Sewer Pipe, Ltd., 78,183.00;John G. Newton, 22,700.00; Lome E. Nichols, 8,560.00; North EnnisclareRealty, Ltd., 5,955.00; Northern Sand & Gravel Co., Ltd., 4,360.00;

Oliver, Herbert E. and Hazel W. Oliver, 32,500.00; Frank Ostrander, 8,446.00;

Palmer, Evaline A. and David Paul Palmer, 3,845.42; Panketrol, Ltd., 3,910.00;Edmond Paquette, 3,500.00; David Leonard Parker, 3,9,00.00; Parkinson,Gardiner, Roberts, Anderson, Conlin and Fitzpatrick, 5,215.20; Ross FranklinParks, 4,000.00; Elmer Patterson, 19,250.00; Lucinda Hester Fernie Paxton,19,650.00; Robert M. Paxton, 6,944.41; Loriana Pedneaud, 9,900.00; SouthPeel Board of Education, 7,000.00; James Pengilley, 15,000.00; Arthur Perreault,

4,950.00; Gaspard Perreault, 16,846.38; Joseph Perreault, 4,000.00; John JosephPetch, 27,720.00; Pilot Research Co., 6,081.40; John M. Piper and MargaretPiper, 4,165.00; Dmytro Pochereva and Stefania Pochereva, 23,000.00; GeorgeE. Potter, 4,500.00; Lillian G. Preston, 28,000.00; William Ernest Preston andMarie Preston, 4,224.00; Harry Pridham and Agnes Pridham, 7,500.00; PrincipalInvestments, Ltd., 4,463.40; Department of Public Works, Ontario, 7,566.40;

Queenston Quarries, Ltd., 425,000.00; Kenneth T. Quinn and Isabel W. Quinn,3,990.00;

Read, Cecil, Arthur and Emma Louise Read, 10,024.04; Receiver General of

Canada, 87,891.15; Clifford Melvin Reid and Enabelle Reid, 10,000.00; HughReid, 15,251.10; Oria Allen Reid and Marion Agnes Reid, 16,915.70; GeorgeErnest Richardson, 26,763.88; Riverside Poultrv Farms London, Ltd., 4,000.00;Riverwood Homes, Ltd., 6,250.00; Gladvs M. Robinson, 4,700.00; Jennie PearlRobinson, 5,000.00; William J. Robinson, 11,000.00; Gilles Rodrigue, 7,625.00;Francis Edward Rooney, 46,000.00; Peter Rosa and Mary Rosa, 3,600.00;Lucien Routhier, 5,000.00; Harry Rubin, 26,502.78; Lillian Rupnick, 10,031.98;Robert L. Russell, 5,000.00; Clarence J. Russwurm and Edna Russwurm,6,990.01;

St. David's Golf Club, Ltd., 84,700.00; St. George's Anglican Church, Homer,45,000.00; Bruce Saundercook and Helen Bernice Saundercook, 10,000.00;Norman Herschel Schipper, Trustee, 76,160.60; Stefan Schneider and ElizabethSchneider, 7,000.00; Ernest Christfor Schopf, 6,444.17; Godrey Schuett,

13,964.51; Philip Schwarz, Joseph Schwarz and Carl Schwarz, 8,250.00; SeiberDevelopment Corp., 5,919.00; Henry Selland, 5,500.00; Wilbert Shafer andLaura Shafer, 17,000.00; Benjamin B. Shantz and Myra Shantz, 9,800.00;

James Kenneth Sims, 12,000.00; Willis G. Sloat, 18,934.27; Edna Smith, 8,533.25;

Hubert Smith and Emily Smith, 4,215.00; Myrtle Smith, 3,500.00; Solar In-

vestment Corp., Ltd., 39,151.27; Norman Harry Solmon, 7,100.00; Sam Sorbara,Trustee, 11,000.00; William Sorrill and Margaret W. Sorrill, 12,500.00; CameronRussell Spence, 19,757.00; Hilda Myrtle Spencer, 29,284.34; Gus Stassinakis

and Adam Moreth, 9,079.26; Claude V. Steele and Edith G. Steele, 8,250.00;Francis William Stinson, Mary Agnes Stinson and Brucie C. J. MacKenzie,34,895.62; Allan E. Stott and Helen M. Stott, 14,875.01; Strung Real Estate,

Ltd., 14,078.34; Sun Oil Co., Ltd., 10,557.63; Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.,

10,391.60; Annie Swirla, 22,969.83; Alex Szabo and Margaret Szabo, 3,525.00;

Talbot, Norine E. and Dorothy E. Allaire, 14,000.00; George B. Teneyck andAgnes M. Teneyck, 11,611.76; Queenie Luella Teneyck, 4,960.00; TennantTire Service, Ltd., 17,191.12; Covert Teske, 8,550.00; Freda Thompson andFrederick Thompson, 18,260.00; Bruce Thorpe and Beatrice Thorpe, 9,700.00;

Doris Tooley, 4,000.00; City of Toronto, 301,468.00; Metropolitan Toronto,34,500.00; Gladys Irene Trickett, 5,225.00; Mary Ann Tufford, 14,950.30;

George Robert Turpin and Mary Ann Turpin, 27,397.07;

Union Society, East Riding of York and Markham Township Agricultural Society,

Markham Fair Grounds, 19,150.00; Vivian Feron Unwin, 25,887.25;

Valley Stream Developments, Ltd., 9,000.00; Madeline Vanbrabant, 6,500.00;

Madeline M. Varey, 6,200.00; Leah E. Vernon, Doris Vernon, Foster Vernonand Arthur Vernon, 10,140.41 ; Joseph Alexander Villeneuve, Ernest J. Villeneuve,

Harold Shields and Robert Charles Adams, 13,500.00; Wilfred H. Vine, 4,300.00;Bernardus Vloedbeld and Petronella Vloedbeld, 3,850.00;




Wallace, Helen, William C. Wallace, Mabel Jane Wallace, William P. Wallaceand Janet Wallace, 3,740.00; Loney L. Wallace and David Hallett, 16,376.69;

C. E. Wardell & Son, 4,074.24; William W. Watt and Rowland F. May, 4,500.00;

Allan Weber, 5,870.00; Gordon Webster, 4,273.63 ; William E. Webster, 10,489.61

;

Bert Weir & Sons, Ltd., 3,770.80; Mary Ida West, 4,285.00; Township of

Westminster, 18,525.82; Evangeline B. Wheatley, 19,934.02; Richard Whittaker,21,670.00; Robert Whitten and Helena Whitten, 18,729.61; Francis J. Wick-Wire Estate, 6,500.00; George William Willis, 30,000.00; J. A. Willoughby& Sons, Ltd., 4,380.17; Kathleen Congdon Willson, 4,211.00; Allan C. Wilson,Trustee, 27,330.72; Harry Wilson and Violet M. Wilson, 17,700.00; HelenWimberley and Arthur Cecil Wimberley, 10,000.00; Ada Winger and Clifford

L. Winger, 11,715.00; Garth Wintemute and Viola Mary Wintemute, 5,000.00;

Fred P. Winter, 12,680.64; Earl Wood, 8,000.00; William A. Wood, 5,977.87;

Yarlasky, Waiter and Vera Yarlasky, 4,000.00; Yelverton United Church,10,500.00; Frank A. Young and Willo Young, 5,000.00; Meriam MadelieneYsselstyn, 25,000.00;

Zadow, John Edward, 3,900.00; Paul Znachor and Elizabeth Znachor, 20,000.00;

Accounts under $3,500, 1,835,719.58.

Total 7,950,156 13

Contracts

:

Aiken & MacLachlan, Ltd., No. 58-640, structure and approaches, OtonabeeRiver Bridge, 0.25 miles, Highway No. 7, Peterborough By-Pass, 67,860.60;No. 58-642, structure and grading, 0.60 miles, Highway No. 401, from 0.16miles west of Highway No. 24 westerly, including Speed River, 66,027.42;No. 59-151, structure, Hoggs Hollow Viaduct, westbound lane, Highway No.401, 134,875.52; Leo Alarie & Sons, Ltd., No. 58-645, structure, "S" andapproaches, Montreal River at Latchford, 0.35 miles, Highway No. 11, 67,633.01;No. 59-140, rental of equipment for grading, gravelling and culverts, 10 miles,

Foleyet Resources Road, Foleyet westerly, 15,957.19; No. 60-151, crushedgravel, Highway No. 101, Twin Lakes towards Ghost River, 9,699.99; No.60-247, rental of equipment for grading, gravelling and culverts, 5 miles, MiningAccess Road, from Kam-Kotia Mine Site southerly, 26,209.30; No. 60-253,

structure, Highway No. 101, Frederick House River Structure, 3.9 miles westof Highway No. 67, 14,321.25; Anderson Paving, No. 59-646, winter sanding,Owen Sound District, 6,818.18; Antici Construction Co., Ltd., No. 55-87,

grading, culverts and granular base, 6.5 miles, Highway No. 86, Molesworthwest, 4,623.09; No. 58-45, grading and culverts, 4.53 miles, Highway No.401, from 0.75 miles east of Morrish Road Structure to Highway No. 28,

17,873.51; No. 59-295, grading, culverts and granular base, 0.4 miles, QueenElizabeth Way, Scott Street Service Road, St. Catharines, 48,351.15; No.59-321, grading of canal banks, Queen Elizabeth Way, Homer Bridge Site,

over Welland Canal, 33,297.97; No. 60-95; grading, granular base and hotmix paving (detour and approaches), 0.8 miles, Queen Elizabeth Way, HomerBridge, 278,979.23; Ardelt Industries of Canada, Ltd., No. 58-177, structuralsteel, Goulais River Bridge north of Sault Ste. Marie, Highway No. 17, 53,988.10;No. 58-188, structural steel, Madawaska River Bridge, Highway No. 62, 2,408.72;No. 59-72, structural steel, Highway No. 17, Algoma Central and Hudson BayRailway Subway at Odena, 13,643.00; No. 59-86, structural steel, HighwayNo. 401, Township of Blenheim, Bridge No. 2, over Nith River, 169,392.00;No. 59-113, structural steel, Highway No. 11, Missinaiba River Bridge, Mattice,241,863.95; No. 59-150, structural steel, Highway No. 17, Jackfish River Bridge,10 miles east of Nipigon, 38,420.00; No. 59-302, structural steel, HighwayNo. 8, Grand River Bridge, Freeport, 387,973.00; Armitage (Ontario)Construction Co., Ltd., 59-664, winter sanding, Toronto District, 9,900.81;No. 60-582, winter sanding, Toronto District, 39,627.79; Geo. ArmstrongCo., Ltd., No. 58-290, grading and culverts, 0.68 miles, Highway No. 120,Rainy Lake Causeway, 5 miles east of Fort Frances, 10,201.51; No. 60-528,crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 613. D.H.O. Labelle Pit, 11.5 miles northof Devlin, 11,899.44; Arnott Construction, Ltd., No. 59-68, structureand approaches, Highway No. 17 at Sand River, 36,992.23; No. 60-263, precastpost-tensioned beams, Highway No. 401, Township of Blandford, Bridge No,1, 3 miles southwest of Drumbo, 28,248.05; Atlas Construction (Toronto),Ltd., No. 59-190, grading, granular base and structure, 0.78 miles, Highway

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Contracts—Continued

No. 120, Rainy Lake Causeway, 433,538.30; No. 60-244, supply, fabricationand installation of pier de-icing system, Highway No. 11, Rainy Lake Causeway,18,180.00;

Bailey Construction Co., Ltd., No. 55-269, Bridge No. 13, Highway No. 401,westbound lane at Highway No. 3 underpass, Township of Sandwich South,1,023.11; No. 58-171, structure, Highway No. 401, Township of Hamilton,Bridge No. 10 at Cobourg Creek, 13,795.79; No. 58-228, structure and ap-proaches, Highway No. 401, Township of Hope, Bridge No. 13, 806.26; No.58-233, structure and approaches, Highway No. 401, Township of Clarke,Bridge No. 16, 5,566.13; No. 58-264, structure and approaches, Highway No.401, Township of Hamilton, Bridge No. 13, 2,359.10; No. 59-28, structureand approaches, Highway No. 401, Township of Haldimand, Bridge No. 4,

47,894.55; No. 60-57, grading, culverts, granular base, hot mix paving and struc-ture, 0.25 miles, Highway No. 50, Humber River (Mill Pond) Palgrave, 24,008.01

;

Bailey-Drope Paving, Ltd., No. 58-609, grading, culverts, granular base,hot mix paving and structure, 0.2 miles, Highway No. 17, Sharpes Creek atRutherglen, 3,063.50; No. 60-569, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 50,378.76;

D. G. Bawtinheimer, Ltd., No. 59-639, winter sanding, Hamilton District,

13,698.86; K. J. Beamish Construction Co., Ltd., No. 55-438, resurfacingand granular base, 12.86 miles, Highway No. 12, Waubaushene to Midland,6,320.68; No. 58-131, grading, culverts, granular base and structure, 0.81 miles,

Highway No. 7, Township of Monaghan North, C.P.R. Overhead, PeterboroughBy-Pass, 15,564.37; No. 59-22, grading, granular base and hot mix paving,(a) 4.5 miles, Highway No. 48, from 0.8 miles north of Markham, northerly, (b)structure Little Rouge Creek, (c) resurfacing, 0.77 miles, old Highway No.48, from 3.8 miles north of Markham, northerly, 230,852.55; No. 59-215, hotmix paving, 4.2 miles, Highway No. 401, Whitby to Oshawa, 120,136.13; No.59-584, resurfacing, 12 miles, Highway No. 2, Crystal Beach to Village of

Waterton, 57,923.71; No. 60-90, grading, granular base and hot mix paving,1.87 miles, Highway No. 47, Highway No. 48 to Church Street, Stouffville,

99,180.25; No. 60-116, hot mix paving, 3.5 miles, Highway No. 7, Jackson'sCreek to the intersection of Highways 7 and 7B, 78,031.79; No. 60-118, grading,culverts, granular base and hot mix paving, 1.15 miles, Highway No. 401,South Service Road, Fairport Beach Road to Liverpool Road, 24,955.92; No.60-188, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 6.02 miles, Highway No.58, Port Colborne to Welland, 4,611.38; No. 60-276, grading, granular base,

hot mix paving and structure, 0.51 miles, Highway No. 400, road allowancebetween Townships of King and Vaughan, 8,887.95; No. 60-501, prime dustlayer, London District, 3,965.93; No. 60-530, hot mix patching, Highways47 and 48, Toronto District, 47,386.89; No. 60-540, surface treatment, Highways118, 500 and 520, Huntsville District, 31,973.13; No. 60-579, winter sanding,Toronto District, 52,382.70; Beckwith Construction Co., Ltd., No. 58-44,

grading, culverts, granular base, hot mix paving and structure, 1.06 miles,

Highway No. 15, Mississippi River Bridge at Innesville, 17,765.52; Billie

Construction Co., Ltd., No. 58-97, grading, drainage, granular base and hotmix paving, 0.6 miles, Ottawa-Queensway (Nicholas Street), 12,330.26;Bird Construction Co., Ltd., No. 57-168, structure and approaches, HighwayNo. 401, Black Sturgeon River, 12 miles southwest of Nipigon, 3,761.52;R. A. Blyth, Estate, No. 52-01, dock and approaches, Highway No. 33,

Adolphustown-Glenora, 6,455.40; No. 56-232, structures (2), Highway No. 401,Township of Leeds and Lansdowne, Bridges 2 and 3 at Gananoque, 9,005.71;No. 59-186, structure, Highway No. 11, Missinaibi River at Mattice, 72,560.33;No. 59-255, grading, culverts, granular base and structure, 0.24 miles, Dev.Road No. 382, Big Otter Creek, 4 miles northwest of Vienna, 56,056.38; No.60-21, grading, granular base, hot mix paving and structure, 1.2 miles, HighwayNo. 32, Gananoque River Bridge, 2 miles north of Gananoque, 25,711.65;No. 60-216, grading, granular base, hot mix paving and structure, 0.11 miles,

Highway No. 87, Maitland River at Harriston, 53,892.33; George BocConstruction Co., Ltd., No. 58-160, grading, culverts and granular base, 4.4

miles, Highway No. 109, Dyno Mines to Monck Lake, 384.24; No. 58-226,

structure, Highway No. 11. C.N.R. Overhead, 1 mile south of Huntsville,

3,174.19; No. 59-308, structure, approaches and service road, 0.6 miles, High-way No. 401, Township of Puslinch, Bridge No. 9, 112,097.86; No. 60

:14,


Highway No. 6, Saugeen River Bridge, Mount Forest, 153,445.83; No. 60-234,

structure and approaches, Highway No. 126, Thames River Bridge (HighburyAvenue Extension), London, 47,818.98; J. E. Bond, Ltd., No. 58-148,

grading, culverts and granular base, 9.93 miles, Highway No. 17, from 2.5




miles west of Raleigh to 1.5 miles east of Butler, 65,005.06; No. 59-70, grading,

culverts and granular base, 7.42 miles, Highway No. 17, Ignace to Butler,

350,973.34; Bot Construction, Ltd., No. 60-15, grading, granular base, hotmix paving and structure, 0.19 miles, Highway No. 40, Talford Creek, 29,192.81

;

No. 60-285, structure and approaches, 0.18 miles, Highway No. 401, Victoria

Road, Township of Westminster, 1.7 miles west of Highway No. 74, 5,371.92;

No. 60-286, structure and approaches, 0.21 miles, Highway No. 401, Townshipof West Oxford, Bridge No. 6, 2.2 miles east of Highway No. 19, 22,497.16;

Jack Both, Ltd., No. 56-33, grading, culverts and granular base, 7.4 miles,

Dev. Road, Cobden to Kelly's Inn, and Snake River Bridge, 38,078.33; No.59-211, grading, culverts and granular base, 7.97 miles, Highway No. 41, Denbighsoutherly to Kilpecker Creek, 303,529.11; Bray Construction Co., Ltd.,

No. 60-506, prime dust layer, Huntsville District, 24,397.75; BrayshawsSteel, Ltd., No. 59-61, structural steel, C.P.R. Overhead, Ouimet, HighwayNo. 17, 3,751.93; Douglas Bremner Construction, Ltd., No. 57-290, structure,

Highway No. 17, Ottawa Queensway Bridge No. 33, St. Laurent Blvd.:7,395.93;

Brennan Paving Co., Ltd., No. 59-49, grading, culverts, granular base andhot mix paving, 2 miles, Intersection of Highway No. 135 and WellingtonRoad, Wellington Road to Highway No. 401, Interchange and Service Roadfrom County Road No. 37A to Wellington Road, 4,168.28; No. 59-129, granularbase and hot mix paving, 13.8 miles, Highway No. 400, Coldwater By-Pass,and Coldwater, south, 223,807.28; No. 59-200, grading, granular base, hot mixpaving and approach slabs, 2.2 miles, Highway No. 401, from Highway No. 2

to Highway No. 28, Service Road, and Intersection of Highways 28 and 2,

169,843.08; No. 60-92, granular base and hot mix pavement, 5.44 miles, HighwayNo. 401, from Highway No. 28 to Highway No. 45 Interchange, 391,853.80;No. 60-105, grading, culverts, granular base and hot mix paving, Highway No.20, approaches to Burlington Canal Lift Bridge, 65,490.16; No. 60-189, hotmix paving, drainage and grading, 5.86 miles, Highway No. 15, Morton to

Elgin, 118,012.27; No. 60-533, hot mix patching, Highways 3, 6, 24 and 54,

Hamilton District, 63,209.98; No. 60-568, winter sanding, Hamilton District,

39,922.74; No. 60-572, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 39,380.40; No.60-586, winter sanding, Port Hope District, 42,192.90; L. R. Brown andCo., Ltd., No. 58-263, structure and approaches, Highway No. 17, GoulaisRiver Bridge, north of Sault Ste. Marie, 50,748.82; No. 58-273, structure andapproaches, Highway No. 17, Catfish Creek Bridges 1 and 2, 10 miles north of

Wawa, 3,700.79; Donald T. Brunton, No. 58-08, grading, culverts andgranular base, 3.25 miles, Highway No. 66, from 5.2 miles east of KirklandLake easterly, 3,617.39;

Canada Grading and Structures, Ltd., No. 60-98, centre sub-structure, QueenElizabeth Way, Homer Bridge, St. Catharines, 586,928.64; Canada MachineryCorp., Ltd., No. 60-191, structural steel, Highway No. 21, Maitland RiverBridge, Goderich, 201,270.00; Canadian Bridge Co., Ltd., No. 57-114,structural steel, Highway No. 17, White Lake Narrows, 20 miles west of WhiteRiver, 3,049.00; Canadian Safety Fences, No. 60-136, security fence, High-way No. 17 and Ottawa Queensway, (a) Rideau River easterly to East CityLimits, (b) East City Limits easterly, 15,197.74; Canadian Steeplejacks,No. IB-15-60, bridge painting, Highway No. 86B, at West Montrose, 975.00;

Carrington Construction Co., Ltd., No. 59-05, structure and approaches,Highway No. 69, Naiscoot River Bridge, 30 miles northwest of Parry Sound,119,211.58; No. 59-221, structure and approaches, grading, culverts, granularbase and hot mix paving, 0.24 miles, Highway No. 69, Whitson Creek, 10 milesnorth of Sudbury, 27,297.20; Carter Construction Co., Ltd., No. 58-19,grading, culverts and granular base, 6.35 miles, Highway No. 17, from 12.2

miles to 18.4 miles east of Manitoba boundary, 81,409.50; No. 58-612, grading,granular base, hot mix paving, concrete paving and structures, 1.034 miles,

Queen Elizabeth Way, Interchange at Shooks Hill, 228,188.87; No. 59-24,

(a) hot mix paving, 12.54 miles, Highway No. 17, from 6 miles east of Manitobaboundary easterly, (b) hot mix patching, Highway No. 17, 1.3 miles east fromManitoba boundary, 105,384.46; No. 59-285, grading, granular base, hot mixpaving and structures, 1.38 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 8 Interchangeand Grand River, 667,522.58; Carter Paving Co., Ltd., No. 59-32, granularbase, concrete paving and hot mix paving, 5.41 miles, Highway No. 401, fromHighway No. 2 Interchange to Highway No. 29 Interchange, 309,637.52;No. 60-228, granular base, reinforced concrete pavement and hot mix paving,14.4 miles, Highway No. 401, from 1.3 miles east of St. Andrews Road, Cornwallto 1.25 miles east of Lancaster, 25,260.53; Caswell Construction Co., Ltd.and Teck Northern Roads, Ltd., No. 58-17, grading, culverts, granular base




and structures, 2.4 miles, Highway No. 11, Callander Diversion, 10,451.61;No. 58-276, grading, culverts and granular base, 5.34 miles, Highway No. 66,Kirkland Lake east, 65,501.22; No. 59-205, grading, granular base and hotmix paving, 1.08 miles, Highway No. 66, Main Street to Burnside Drive, Kirk-land Lake, 291,061.90; No. 60-60, structure, 0.17 miles, Highway No. 11, O.N.R.Overhead Bridge at Earlton, 51,443.70; No. 60-163, hot mix paving, 6.06 miles,Highway No. 66, from 8.5 miles east of Kirkland Lake to west of Larder Lake,88,895.56; Caswell Paving, No. 59-642, winter sanding, Hamilton District,

13,031.70; Caswell Paving Co., No. 60-538, surface "treatment, Highways11, 27 and 88, Toronto District, 21,664.30; No. 60-543, surface treatment, High-ways 62, 109 and Sec. Highway No. 620, Bancroft District, 22,309.26;G. A. Catenacci, No. IB-20-60, granular base, hot mix paving and concretecurb and gutter, various locations, Kingston District, 9,551.45; CayugaQuarries, Ltd., No. 59-638, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 10,364.34;

Central Bridge Co., Ltd., No. 60-47, structural steel, Highway No. 6.

Saugeen River, Mount Forest, 93,727.00; No. 60-76, structural steel, HighwayNo. 21, C.P.R. Subway, Goderich, 16,993.00; John Chisholm, Ltd., No.55-285, structure, Highway No. 17, steel River northeast of Santoy in Town-ship No. 81, 500.00; No. 57-283, structure, grading, culverts, granular baseand hot mix paving, 0.9 miles, Highway No. 68, Spanish River Bridge atEspanola, 152,441.11; No. 59-07, structure, Highway No. 400, CharlottenburghBridge No. 4, east of Cornwall, 34,967.14; No. 59-51, structure and approaches,Highway No. 17, Agawa River Bridge, 11 miles north of Montreal River,135,893.86; No. 60-278, structure and approaches, 0.58 miles, Dev. Road No.498, Spanish River Bridge, Massey, 12,670.34; Chisnell-Ganton, Ltd.,

No. 58-641, structure, grading, culverts, granular base and hot mix paving,0.63 miles, Sec. Highway No. 544, Onaping River at Levack, 4,835.15;Con-Bridge, Ltd., No. 57-54, structure, Moira Lake Bridge, Dev. Road No.274, south of Madoc, 4,790.36; No. 58-203, structure and approaches, HighwayNo. 401, over Ganaraska River, Township of Hope, Bridge No. 16, 4,042.01;No. 58-215, structure and approaches, Highway No. 17, White Lake Narrows,20 miles east of Hemlo, 36,221.04; No. 58-256, substructure, Highway No. 17,

Pic River, 2 miles north of Heron Bay, 3,677.45; No. 58-294, structure andapproaches, 0.5 miles, Highway No. 17, Winnipeg River, east branch at Kenora,60,718.71; No. 59-45, structure, granular base and completion of approaches,0.23 miles, Highway No. 401, road allowance between Townships of Hope andHamilton, 13,620.82; No. 59-109, structure and approaches, 0.32 miles, HighwayNo. 401, Township Road between Lots 20 and 21,1 mile northwest of Cobourg,45,341.24; No. 59-155, structure and approaches, Highway No. 401, HornerCreek, Con. V, Township of Blenheim, 42,779.91; No. 59-292, grading, culverts,

granular base and structures, 0.69 miles, Highway No. 11, Kapuskasing Riverat Kapuskasing, 425,047.56; No. 59-298, structure, Highway No. 17, JackpineRiver Bridge, 15 miles east of Nipigon, 72,030.27; Alan G. Cook, Ltd.,

No. 60-611, crushed gravel, Highway No. 69, Sudbury District, 31,522.11;

Cookson Construction, No. 60-573, winter sanding, Hamilton District,

36,606.37; A. Cope & Sons, Ltd., No. 57-295, granular base and hot mixpaving, 2.5 miles, Queen Elizabeth Way, from Highway No. 2 to Beach RoadInterchange, 11,990.30; Cornell Construction Co., Ltd., No. IB-25-60,installation of curb, at the Junction of Highways 2 and 5, 1,587.00; SamCosentino, Ltd., No. 59-213, structure, approaches and service road, 0.63 miles,

Highway No. 401, Township of Puslinch, Bridge No. 11, 67,967.66; No. 59-242,


Interchange of Highways 401 and 6, 129,527.99; Cox Construction, Ltd.,

No. 59-99, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 16.25 miles, HighwayNo. 19, Stratford to Milverton, 204,778.57; No. 60-18, granular base and hotmix paving, 6.8 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 6 westerly, 517,412.51;No. 60-36, granular base and hot mix paving, 6.13 miles, Highway No. 401,

from 3.66 miles east to 2.47 miles west of Highway No. 24, 431,484.79;-;

Croydon Construction, Ltd., No. 59-281, rental of equipment for grading,

gravelling and culverts, 4 miles, Resources Road, Kowkash to Can-Fer Mines,Jeffries Lake, 12,610.42; Curran & Briggs, Ltd., No. 56-230, grading, culverts

and granular base, 9.38 miles, Highway No. 129, from 7 miles south of Chapleau,7,944.09; No. 57-89, grading, culverts and granular base, 4.58 miles, HighwayNo. 11, from 2 miles south to 3 miles north of Driftwood, 69,822.77; No. 57-132,

grading, culverts and granular base, 6 miles, Highway No. 17, from the Michi-picoten River south toward Fenton Lake, 151,150.04; No. 58-24, grading,

culverts, granular base and structure, 7 miles, Highway No. 17, from 6 miles

south of Michipicoten River to 2 miles south of Old Woman Bay and Old WomanRiver Bridge, 335,193.67; No. 58-78, grading and culverts, 9.1 miles, Highway




No. 17, from 10 miles north of Wawa north, 276,246.82; No. 59-590, surfacetreatment, Sault Ste. Marie District, 26,411.08; No. 60-82, grading, granularbase, culverts and structure, 3.46 miles, Highway No. 69, Parry Sound By-Pass,286,640.43; No. 60-153, grading, culverts and granular base, 5.88 miles, HighwayNo. 69, Parry Sound By-Pass to 2 miles north of Nobel, 535,007.48; CurtisBros., Ltd., No. 60-71, timber culverts (creosoted) and approaches, 0.28 miles,

Highway No. 105, Pickerel Creek, 21,320.10; Alphe Cyr, Ltd., No. 60-103,structure, Highway No. 401, Township of Cornwall, Bridge No. 16, C.P.R.Overpass, 3 miles north of Cornwall, 41,499.70;

Dapco, Ltd., No. 59-120, grading and culverts, 6.2 miles, Peterborough By-Pass,(A) New Highway No. 7, from Junction of Highway No. 28 to Junction of OldHighway No. 7, (B) Highway No. 115, from Junction of New Highway No. 7

to Peterborough City Limits, 149,505.81; Dean Construction Co., Ltd.,No. 59-98, structures and approaches, 0.45 miles, Highway No. 40, Bear Creek,Maxwell Creek and Big Creek, north of Chatham, 92,135.92; DibbleeConstruction Co., Ltd., No. 58-103, grading, drainage and granular base,

8 miles, Highway No. 17, from Cavers Hill to Pays Piatt, 214,446.40; No.58-155, grading, drainage, granular base, concrete base, hot mix paving andstructures (3), 0.76 miles, Ottawa Queensway, Carling Avenue Interchange,76,281.31; No. 58-260, structure and backfill, Ottawa Queensway, Avenue"M" Bridge No. 35, 1,584.75; No. 58-652, structures, grading, culverts, granularbase and hot mix paving, 1.3 miles, Ottawa Queensway, from Hare Avenuenortheasterly, including Maitland Ave. and Clyde Ave., structures, 150,115.59;No. 59-192, granular base and hot mix paving, 18.34 miles, Highway No. 69,Nobel to Pointe au Baril, 330,583.98; No. 59-310, grading, culverts, granularbase and structure, 0.8 miles, Interchange at Highways 15 and 17, 268,087.89;No. 60-04, grading, granular base and hot mix pavement, 4.24 miles, HighwayNo. 17, Deep River to Point Alexander, 26,993.91; No. 60-12, granular base,concrete pavement and hot mix pavement, Highway No. 17 and Ottawa Queens-way, (A) 3.8 miles, west of Ottawa City Limits easterly to Carling AvenueInterchange, (B) 0.4 miles, Highway No. 15 easterly to West City Limits,

557,223.42; No. 60-25, Highways 15 and 29, (A) hot mix paving, 2.74 miles,

Carleton Place By-Pass, including Intersection, (B) resurfacing, 8.03 miles,

Town Limits, Carleton Place to Innisville, (C) 3 miles, hot mix patching, Junctionof Highways 15 and 29 southerly, (D) resurfacing, 0.5 miles, Old Highway No.15, Innisville, 339,852.82; No. 60-26, grading, granular base and hot mix paving,9.2 miles, Highway No. 132, Dacre to Shamrock, and County Road No. 5to Renfrew, 290,442.95; No. 60-126, grading, granular base, hot mix pavingand structures, 0.4 miles, Ottawa Queensway, Carling Avenue Interchangeeasterly to Clarendon Avenue, 260,447.82; No. 60-141, grading, culverts, granularbase and structures, 10.2 miles, Highway No. 69, Hayes Corners to ParrySound By-Pass, 584,161.56; No. 60-168, (A) grading, granular base, hot mixpaving, resurfacing and structure, 5.32 miles, Highway No. 16, ManotickDiversion and northerly to Jock River including structure, (B) resurfacing,

6.06 miles, Old Highway No. 16, 89,162.52; No. 60-248, grading, granular base,drainage and structure, 7.88 miles, Highway No. 60, Algonquin Park WestGate easterly, 138,508.04; No. 60-620, crushed gravel, Highway No. 17, D.H.O.Patrol Yard at Goshen, 5,999.92; No. 60-621, crushed gravel, Highway No. 16,

3 miles south of Manotick, 7,799.75; Dineen Construction, Ltd., No. 59-230,widening structure, Queen Elizabeth Way, Credit River Bridge, 407,486.70;

Dinsmore Construction, Ltd., No. 57-200, grading, culverts, granular base,hot mix paving and structure, 11 miles, Highway No. 28, from 1.25 miles southof Fraserville to Peterborough, Highway No. 133, from Junction of HighwayNo. 28, including Jackson Creek structure, 168.80; No. 58-388, resurfacing,13.3 miles, Highway No. 21, Springmount to Hepworth, 1,146.76; No. 59-79,grading, granular base, hot mix paving and Mud Creek structure, 8.7 miles,Highway No. 19, Woodstock northerly, 233,884.05; No. 60-125, structure,approaches and hot mix paving, 0.48 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 2Interchange, 1 mile west of Tilbury, 41,205.58; No. 60-173, hot mix paving,7.0 miles, Dev. Road No. 471, Courtright easterly, 67,778.34; No. 60-274,grading, drainage, granular base and hot mix paving, 4.94 miles, Highway No.7, from 1.5 miles southwest of Parkhill westerly, 14,012.59; No. 60-546, resurfac-ing, 14.7 miles, Highway No. 22, Hickory Corners to Wisbeach, 137,289.14;Disher-Farrand, Ltd., No. IB-1-60, widening merging lane, Highway No. 401,Intersection with Highway No. 27, 10,556.69; No. 60-79, (A) hot mix paving,4.44 miles, Highway No. 118, Bracebridge westerly, (B) resurfacing, 0.63miles, Highway No. 118, By-Passed portion of Old Highway No. 118, 79,422.29;Xo. 60-185, hot mix paving, (A) 1.60 miles, from Highway No. 108 to Con-




solidated Denison Mine, (B) 1.16 miles, from Highway No. 108 easterly (PanelMine Road), 47,967.33; Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd., No. 57-01, structuralsteel, Highway No. 17, Stillwater Creek Bridge, 3.5 miles west of Nipigon,3,631.07; No. 58-220, structural steel, Highway No. 17, Winnipeg River Bridge,east branch at Kenora, 128.25; No. 59-73, structural steel, Highway No. 17,

Sand River Bridge, 110 miles north of Sault Ste. Marie, 8,650.00; No. 60-146,structural steel, Highway No. 17, Pic River Bridge, 2 miles north of Heron Bay,362,474.10; Dominion Structural Steel, Ltd., No. 60-160, structural steel,

Highway No. 17, Bridge No. 8, Island Park Drive, Ottawa Queensway, 57,090.60;Drope Paving & Construction, Ltd., No. 60-265, grading, drainage and

granular base, 0.28 miles, Highway No. 41, Godin Creek, 1.5 miles north ofGriffith, 33,839.95; Drury Construction Co., Ltd., No. 59-243, grading,granular base and culverts, 5.5 miles, Highway No. 15, Morton to Elgin,260,208.05; Dufferin Construction Co., Ltd. and Associated Quarries &Construction, Ltd., No. 60-132, grading, granular base and hot mix paving,1.15 miles, Highway No. 6, (A) Village of Hagersville connecting portion, (B)Highway portion north and south of Village, 48,979.41; —DurTerin Lumber& Supply Co., Ltd., No. 59-106, structure and approaches, 1 mile, HighwayNo. 401, Township of Puslinch, Bridge No. 17, County Road Allowance betweenLots 15 and 16, 22,091.09; No. 59-108, structure and approaches, HighwayNo. 401, Township of Puslinch, Bridge No. 19, Concession II, 7 miles westof Highway No. 6, 208.56; Durham Crushed Stone, Ltd., No. 60-522,crushed gravel, Sec. Highways 540 and 542, Little Current to Gore Bay,13,710.48; No. 60-551, screened sand, Highways 6, 9 and 21, Owen Sound District,

18,512.42; No. 60-599, crushed gravel, Highways 4, 10, 24 and 89, Owen SoundDistrict, 6,890.13; No. 60-613, crushed gravel, Highways 4 and 9, Walkertonand Kinloss, 11,591.03;

Eady & Graham Construction, No. 60-519, crushed gravel, Highway No. 41,

D.H.O. Yard, south of Eganville, 5,360.09; Colin F. Edie, No. 56-446,bridge painting, London District, 39.02; Elgin Construction Co., Ltd.,

No. 58-193, structure "S", 1.01 miles, Highway No. 5, Oakville Creek Bridge,2 miles north of Palermo, 256,456.11; No. 60-292, grading, drainage, granularbase, hot mix paving and structure, 1.14 miles, Highway No. 3, New SarumBy-Pass, 1,141.60;—-Ellins Construction Co. (1959), Ltd., No. IB-8-60,

concrete steps at retaining wall, Highway No. 27, C.N.R. Overpass, north of

Highway No. 2, 2,604.55; Evans Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 59-119, grading,

culverts and granular base, 4.65 miles, Highway No. 7A, from Highway No. 35to west limits of Bethany, 88,213.14;

Farrish Construction, Robert, No. IB-28-60, pit run gravel, Highway No. 23,

D.H.O. Yard, Listowel, 1,290.53; Forbes Construction Co., Ltd., No.60-561, screened sand, Highways 69, 17 and 108, Sec. Highways 526 and 544,

Sudbury District, 24,757.01; No. 60-562, screened sand, Highway No. 68 andSec. Highways 540 and 542, Manitoulin area, 23,925.25; Fort York Con-struction Co., Ltd., No. 57-162, grading, culverts and granular base, 6.5 miles,

Highway No. 17, from 1.5 miles east of Borups Corners easterly, 10,611.26;

No. 59-92, grading, culverts and granular base, 10 miles, Highway No. 6,

Ferndale Corners to Miller Lake, 263,704.65; Frankel Steel Construction,

Ltd.. No. IB-14-60, repairs to Thames River Bridge, Highway No. 21, Thames-ville, 4,250.00; W. S. Fullerton Construction, Co., Ltd., No. 59-284, grading,

granular base and hot mix paving, 1.93 miles, Highway No. 3B, from HighwayNo. 401 to Ouellette Ave., 405,278.70; No. IB-13-60, curb, gutter and repairs

to concrete pavement, Highway No. 401, various locations, Windsor to Tilbury,

8,968.72; No. 60-42, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 13.1 miles,

Highway No. 23, Listowel to Teviotdale, 3,480.61;

Gaffney Construction Co., Ltd., John, No. 58-11, structure and approaches,

0.147 miles, Highway No. 400 (New), C.P.R. Overhead near Craighurst, 831.26;

No. 58-119, grading, culverts and structure, 1.2 miles, Highway No. 401, Inter-

change at Highway No. 115, 7,834.92; No. 58-162, grading, culverts, granular

base, hot mix paving and structure, 0.28 miles, Highway No. 400, Intersection

at Ann Street in Barrie, 3,881.37; No. 58-191, structure and approaches, 0.37

miles, Highway No. 401, Interchange at Highway No. 28, 1,119.55; No. 58-296,

structure, approaches and hot mix paving, Highway No. 22, Medway River

Bridge, northwest of London, 3,499.76; No. 59-47, structure and granular base,

Highway No. 401, Township of Hamilton, Bridge No. 4, 2 miles northwest of

Cobourg, 52,247.70; No. 59-115, grading, culverts, granular base, hot mix paving

and structures (4), 1.1 miles, Highway No. 40, north of Chatham, 147,695.25;

No. 59-133, grading, culverts, granular base, hot mix paving and structure,




Highway No. 54, C.N.R. Overhead at Cayuga and Winnett Street, 58,710.58;No. 59-152, structure and approaches, 0.33 miles, Highway No. 401, Townshipof Cramahe, Bridge No. 3, road allowance between Lots 28 and 29, 31,046.36;No, 59-195, structure, granular base and hot mix paving, 0.32 miles, HighwayNo. 401, Township of Blenheim, Bridge No. 3, 57,964.31; No. 60-110, structureand approaches, 0.13 miles, Highway No. 401, Township of Tilbury North,Bridge No. 2 (Tilbury Creek), 20,742.64; No. 60-111, structure and approaches,Highway No. 401, Queen Street Overpass at Tilbury, Bridge No. 1, 87,772.43;No. 60-192, structure and approaches, 0.1 miles, Highways 4 and 22, ThamesRiver Bridge at Broughdale, 2,799.00; No. 60-287, structure and approaches,0.42 miles, Highway No. 401, Underpass, Township of Blenheim, Bridge No. 1,

15,646.60; Bob Garner Construction, No. 59 647, winter sanding, OwenSound District, 13,595.83; No. 59-659, winter sanding, Huntsville District,

6,436.33; No. 60-583, winter sanding, Toronto District, 63,210.60; PaulGirard Co., Ltd., No. 60-606, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 574, Cochraneto Norembega, 25,508.42; Glen Lawrence Construction Co., Ltd., No.58-243, grading and culverts, 5.07 miles, Highway No. 401, Cardinal to Iroquois,

82,181.01; No. 58-270, grading and culverts, 5.08 miles, Highway No. 401,east from Highway No. 16 Interchange to Cardinal County Road, 46,221.84;No. 59-80, granular base and hot mix paving, 13.10 miles, Highway No. 401,Rockport easterly, 350,204.10; No. 60-140, grading, granular base and hot mixpaving, 9.81 miles, Highway No. 38, Glenvale to Hartington, 259,397.73;No. 60-213, grading, granular base, hot mix paving and structure, 1.05 miles,Highway No. 401, New Highway No. 38 Interchange, 49,416.39; GormleySand and Gravel, Ltd., No. 60-512, crushed gravel, Highways 11, 27, 9, 50,400 and 401, Kleinburg, Sheppard Avenue and Richmond Hill, 15,363.99;

Graham & Graham, Ltd., No. 59-172, weigh scales and approaches, High-way No. 401, 3 miles east of Highway No. 73, 9,169.69; No. 60-548, screenedsand, D.H.O. Yards, London District, 26,994.15; W & G Grant ConstructionCo., Ltd., No. 56-78, grading, culverts and granular base, 12 miles, HighwayNo. 17, from 21.8 miles east of Marathon, 54,085.78; No. 58-30, grading, culvertsand granular base, 5.45 miles, Highway No. 68, Espanola south, 48,010.14;No. 59-90, grading, culverts and granular base, 4.7 miles, Highway No. 68,5 miles south of Espanola southerly, 404,184.99; No. 60-62, grading, granularbase and hot mix paving, 10 miles, Highway No. 17, from 5.45 miles east to4.35 miles west of Blind River Bridge, 188,425.74; No. 60-78, grading, culverts,granular base and structure, 10.4 miles, Highway No. 17, from 20 miles east ofNipigon easterly, including Cypress River Structure, 170,070.77; No. 60-123,hot mix paving, 14.74 miles, Highway No. 17, Heyden to Havilland Bay,132,253.82; No. 60-150, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 560, Elk Lake toGowganda, 23,782.05; No. 60-154, granular base and hot mix paving, 15.68miles, Highway No. 17, Selim Diversion to Cavers, 136,661.70; No. 60-187,hot mix paving, (A) 13.3 miles, Highway No. 17, from 6 miles south of Michi-picoten River southerly, (B) 1.6 miles, Highway No. 101, Highway No. 17 toVillage of Wawa, 299,489.60; No. 60-227, hot mix paving, 11.7 miles, HighwayNo. 17, Loon Lake to Ouimet, 115,943.02; No. 60-594, crushed gravel, Sec.Highway No. 545, 5.2 miles north of Capreol, 6,998.64; Greenwood Con-struction Co., Ltd., No. 60-81, hot mix paving, 6.13 miles, Sec. Highway No.384, from 7 miles west of Shelburne westerly, 64,224.22; Grey-WellingtonPaving Co., Ltd., No. IB-6-60, hot mix paving, Highway No. 4, RoseboroughBridge, 1 mile west of Durham, 966.99; No. IB-19-60, hot mix paving, HighwayNo. 6, 4 miles north of north limits of Mount Forest, 2,143.90; No. 60-503,prime dust layer, Owen Sound District, 8,817.69; Griffin Bros. (Gananoque),Ltd., No. 60-515, crushed gravel, Highway No. 2, D.H.O. Yard. Crystal Beach,4,947.90; No. 60-516, crushed gravel, Highway No. 15, D.H.O. Yard, Barrie-field, 3,623.04; No. 60-557, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, Kingston District,

24,833.74; No. 60-617, crushed gravel, approx. 0.7 miles east of Highway No.15, 14,499.91; Griffith & Crane, Ltd., No. 60-534, hot mix patching, High-ways 5, 6, 7 and 25, Hamilton District, 51,077.82; Gypsum, Lime &Alabastine, Ltd., No. IB-33-60, limestone screenings, Highway No. 401, Junctionof Sweaburg Road, 10,793.32;

Hacquoil Construction, Ltd., No. 58-43, structure and grading, Highway No. 17,

Wabikoba Creek Bridge, east of Hemlo, 625.41; No. 58-147, grading, culvertsand granular base, 10.1 miles, Highway No. 17, from 7.5 miles north of HighwayNo. 120 to Raith, 114,861.17; No. 58-178, hot mix paving, 18.92 miles, HighwayNo. 17, Rouse Lake to White Lake Narrows, 3,086.57; No. 58-221, granularbase, 10.75 miles, Highway No. 17, White Lake Narrows westerly, 14,793.65;No. 58-279, grading, culverts, granular base and structure, 7.6 miles, Highway




No. 17, west end of Selim Diversion to Pays Piatt River and C.P.R. Overheadat Rossport, 211,163.96; No. 58-280, grading, culverts, granular base and hotmix paving, 17.64 miles, Highway No. 17, Jackfish Lake to Terrace Bay,375,681.87; No. 59-87, grading, culverts, granular base and structure, 10.4miles, Highway No. 17, east end of Nipigon River Bridge easterly, includingJackfish River Bridge, 347,540.33; No. 59-122, grading, culverts and granularbase, 5.5 miles, Highway No. 17, Schreiber to Selim Lake, 511,842.95; No.59-223, grading, culverts and granular base, 9 miles, Highway No. 17, LongbowCorners easterly, 851,337.59; No. 59-248, grading, culverts, granular base andstructures, 9.73 miles, Highway No. 17, 10 miles east of Nipigon easterly,

417,267.96; No. 60-251, grading, drainage and granular base, 12.72 miles,

Highway No. 101, from 9.4 miles west of Intersection of Highways 101 and 129,westerly to Big Pine Lake, 9,749.88; No. 60-266, granular base and crushedgravel, Highway No. 129, (A) from 27.4 miles south to 31.1 miles south ofChapleau, (B) from 36.8 miles south to 44.6 miles south of Chapleau, 73,560.90;No. 60-279, grading, drainage, granular base and structure, 9.58 miles, HighwayNo. 11, from road allowance between Cons. Ill and IV, Township of New-market, northerly to south limit of Contract No. 58-14, including Wicklow RiverBridge, 48,472.43; Halton Paving and Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 59-13,

grading, granular base, hot mix and concrete paving, 0.53 miles, Queen ElizabethWay, Bronte Interchange, east side of creek, 363,309.95; Harloy Con-struction, Ltd., No. 58-648, grading, culverts, granular base, hot mix pavingand structure, 0.66 miles, Highway No. 400, Crown Hill Interchange, at newcontrolled access highway, 63,601.26; No. 59-15, grading, culverts, granularbase and structure, 3.5 miles, Highway No. 133, Jackson's Creek to HighwayNo. 7, and Township of Smith C.N.R. Overhead, 87,121.69; Harnden &King Construction, Ltd., No. 60-520, crushed gravel, Highway No. 28, D.H.O.Yard, Bancroft, 7,372.77; No. 60-521, crushed gravel, Highway No. 28, D.H.O.Yard, Apsley, 7,218.28; No. 60-556, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, KingstonDistrict, 16,818.04; No. 60-563, crushed gravel, Highway No. 17, D.H.O.Yard, Sault Ste. Marie, 7,952.41; No. 60-584, winter sanding, Port HopeDistrict, 46,587.42; Patrick Harrison & Co., Ltd., No. 59-48, structureand approaches, 0.64 miles, Highway No. 17, C.N.R. Overhead, Ouimet,23,104.95; No. 59-159, grading, culverts, granular base and structures, 5.37

miles, Highway No. 17, Odena to Heydon, 202,715.24; Harvey ConstructionCo., Ltd., No. 58-80, granular base and hot mix paving, 4.82 miles, HighwayNo. 401, from Joyceville Sideroad to Leeds County Line, 6,258.07; No. 58-136,

granular base and hot mix paving, 10.93 miles, Highway No. 401, Gananoqueto Rockport, 38,371.74; No. 58-152, weigh scales and approaches, HighwayNo. 401, 7.5 miles east of Gananoque, 2,307.84; No. 58-243, grading and culverts,

5.07 miles, Highway No. 401, Cardinal to Iroquois, 14,687.33; No. 58-270,

grading and culverts, 5.08 miles, Highway No. 401, east from Highway No. 16Interchange to Cardinal County Road, 26,206.24; Hawkey Tree Expert Co.,

IB-36-59, removal and disposal of trees, Hamilton District, 5,228.01;

Heafey Construction, Ltd., No. 57-156, grading, culverts and granular base,

10 miles, Highway No. 17, from 18.5 miles east of White River easterly,

176,525.82; John T. Hepburn, Ltd., No. 59-34, structural steel, HighwayNo. 7, Humber River Bridge at Woodbridge, 40,135.50; No. 59-71, structural

steel, Highway No. 54, C.N.R. Overhead, Cayuga, 3,565.40; No. 59-88, structural

steel, Highway No. 17, Agawa River, 80 miles north of Sault Ste. Marie,166,631.88; No. 59-89, structural steel, Highway No. 65, Wright Creek Bridgeat Judge, 40,032.00; No. 59-168, structural steel, Highway No. 54, Fairchild

Creek Bridge, west of Onondaga, 4,680.00; No. 59-305, structural steel, HighwayNo. 15, Richmond Road Underpass, west of Ottawa, 98,900.00; HewitsonConstruction Co., Ltd., No. 59-187, (A) granular base and hot mix paving,10.83 miles, Highway No. 17, 10 miles south of Red Rock Corners to Ouimet,(B) grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 4 miles, Sec. Highway No.582, Hurkett Loop, 278,086.07; No. 60-112, hot mix paving, 8.65 miles, High-way No. 17, Amethyst Station to Loon Lake, 141,122.34; Higgs HighwayFencing, No. 60-180, erection and removal of fences, clearing, grubbing andremoval of hedgerows, 8.25 miles, Highway No. 24, Orangeville to Junction of

Highways 24 and 51, 7,852.95; Hi-Way Construction Co., Ltd., No. 57-204,

grading, 5.78 miles, Highway No. 401, from east end of Interchange at New-tonville to 0.75 miles east of road allowance between Lots 22 and 23, Townshipof Hope, 17,166.06; No. 58-211, grading, culverts, granular base and structures,

5.17 miles, Highway No. 401, from 1.5 miles east of Haldimand Township Lineto Vernonville Road, 251,811.64; No. 59-82, grading and structures, 11.6 miles,

Highway No. 401, Drumbo County Road to Waterloo County Road No. 6,

656,185.85; No. 59-173, grading, granular base and culverts, 4.5 miles, High-

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way No. 80, Walkers Corners to Highway No. 79, Alvinston, including Syden-ham River Structure, 339,616.36; No. 60-239, grading, granular base and culverts,

5.6 miles, Township Road from Highway No. 6 to Ohsweken, 39,602.04;

Donald Honsberger, No. 60-600, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 39,887.10;Hopkins Steel Works, Ltd., and Welland Iron & Metal Co., Ltd., No.

60-229, structural steel, Highway No. 92, Nottawasaga River Bridge, WasagaBeach, 66,683.70; Hugh's Haulage, Ltd., No. 60-510, crushed gravel,

Highways 2, 10, 401 and Queen Elizabeth Way, Port Credit, and Junctionof Highways 401 and 10, 9,125.31; Huron Construction Co., Ltd., No.60-54, grading, drainage, granular base, concrete pavement, hot mix pavementand structure, 7.02 miles, Highway No. 39, Tecumseh to Puce, 242,077.87;

Johnson Bros. Co., Ltd., No. 59-191, grading, granular base and hot mix paving,2.93 miles, Highway No. 54, Fairchild Creek, Onondaga Revision, 260,696.76;No. 60-09, grading, granular base and hot mix pavement, 2.13 miles, HighwayNo. 24, north limit of Brantford to Junction of Highways 5 and 99, 173,389.96;

Kamlee Construction, Ltd., No. 57-294, grading, granular base, hot mix pavingand structure, Highway No. 7, Eramosa River Bridge at Rockwood, 2,772.01;

No. 58-91, structure, Highway No. 401, Streetsville Interchange, Townshipof Toronto, Bridge No. 16, 1.5 miles northwest of Streetsville, 595.60; No.58-295, structure and approaches, 0.09 miles, Highway No. 401, MaitlandInterchange, 2,753.29; Keene Construction Co., Ltd., No. 58-661, structureand approaches, Highway No. 69, Sequin River Bridge at Parry Sound, 31,611.95;No. 59-656, winter sanding, Port Hope District, 11,565.44; No. 60-222, grading,granular base and structures, 0.37 miles, Highway No. 60, Killaloe Station,

(A) Brudenell Creek Structure, (B) Detour and Structure, 23,602.64; No.60-513, crushed gravel, Highways 2 and 401, vicinity of Newcastle, 8,906.97;No. 60-517, crushed gravel, Highway No. 41, D.H.O. Yard, Erinsville, 2,675.06;

No. 60-518, crushed gravel or stone, Highway No. 2, D.H.O. Yard east of

Napanee, 4,718.53; No. 60-525, crushed gravel, Highways 31 and 16, Greelyand Kemptville, 7,269.63; No. 60-553, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, PortHope District, 16,627.01; No. 60-564, crushed gravel, Highway No. 6, northof Wiarton, 7,586.94; No. 60-570, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 24,364.35;No. 60-592, crushed gravel, Highway No. 86, north of Highway No. 7, east of

Elmira, 7,397.69; No. 60-596, crushed gravel, Highway No. 68, Little Currentsoutherly, 7,899.02; No. 60-627, crushed gravel, Sec. Highways 557 and 555,north of Blind River, 15,162.00;-;—Keillor Construction Co. Ltd., No. 59-63,

grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 9.3 miles, Highway No. 3, Tillson-

burg westerly to Township of Malahide, 339,872.65; No. 59-249, grading,culverts and granular base, 6.7 miles, Highway No. 7, from 1.75 miles east of

Junction of Highway No. 82 to Arkona, 263,378.03; No. 60-226, structure,

grading, culverts and hot mix paving, Highway No. 401, Underpass at High-bury Avenue, Township of Westminster Bridge No. 4A, 34,428.86; H.Kerr Construction, Ltd., No. 59-326, grading, granular base, culverts andstructures, 0.8 miles, Highway No. 4, (A) West Town Limits of Hanover (includ-

ing Saugeen River and C.N.R. Structures), (B) Town of Hanover to west townlimits, 270,626.29; Keystone Contractors, Ltd., No. 58-127, grading anddrainage, 3.57 miles, Highway No. 17, east limits of St. Laurent Interchangeeasterly, 24,444.62; No. 58-137, grading and culverts, 1.7 miles, Ottawa Queens-way, Hurdman's Bridge to St. Laurent Blvd., 8,736.33; No. 58-608, grading,7.3 miles, Highway No. 401, from 1.3 miles east of St. Andrews Road to Summers-town County Road, 247,629.90; No. 59-78, grading, granular base, concretebase, concrete paving and hot mix paving, 7.75 miles, Highway No. 401, EdwardSt. Interchange (Prescott) to Maitland Road Interchange, 595,059.18; No.60-113, grading, granular base, hot mix paving, concrete paving and structures

(2), 1.31 miles, Highway No. 401, Interchange with Highway No. 16, 466,179.64;No. 60-268, grading, drainage, granular base and structure, 4.36 miles, HighwayNo. 401, from 7.2 miles west of Highway No. 4 westerly to Southwold-DunwichTown Line (including Township of Southwold Bridge No. 11, C.N.R.), 24,810.97;

King Paving Co., Ltd., No. 55-104, grading and culverts, granular base,hot mix paving, 4 miles, Highway No. 6, Ryckman's Corners to Mount Hope,32,837.46; No. 56-214, structure, grading, culverts, granular base and hot mixpaving, Queen Elizabeth W7

ay and Highway No. 25 Interchange, 1,000.97;Project No. 8-31892, grading, culverts and granular base, Service Road, northof Queen Elizabeth Way, Kerr Street to Bronte Road, 3,780.45; Project No.8-32051, grading, culverts and granular base, Service Roads, north and south of

Queen Elizabeth Way, from Bronte Creek to Trafalgar, Nelson Town Line,

1,799.49; No. 58-15, grading, 7.9 miles, Highway No. 400, Crown Hill to Craig-




hurst, 30,395.87; No. 58-143, grading and culverts, 6.83 miles, Highway No.401, Campbellville Road to Highway No. 6, 63,648.32; No. 58-611, grading,granular base, concrete base and hot mix paving, 0.62 miles, Queen ElizabethWay, Interchange on west side of Bronte Creek, 1,027.67; Project No. 9-31408,scarify shoulders, remove culverts and hot mix paving, Queen Elizabeth Way,North and South Kerr St., Service Road, Township of Trafalgar to Burlington,7,196.86; No. 59-41, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 8.63 miles,

Highway No. 11, road allowance, Cons. VIII and IX, Township of Oro to southOrillia By-Pass, Interchange, Highway No. 12, 573,967.33; No. 59-188, struc-ture and approaches, 0.65 miles, Highway No. 400, C.N.R. Overhead, Town-ship of Innisfil, 213,332.22; No. IB-30-60, repairing parking area, Queen ElizabethWay, D.H.O. District Garage, Winona, 15,247.94; No. 60-38, grading, granularbase and hot mix paving, 4.31 miles, Highway No. 401, north and south ServiceRoads easterly from Whitby, 19,149.39; No. 60-529, resurfacing, 11.85 miles,

Queen Elizabeth Way, from 0.1 miles east of 9th Line, Township of Trafalgar,westerly, 112,533.17;

LaBelle Co., Ltd., M. J., No. 59-17, grading, culverts, granular base and structure,

10.12 miles, Highway No. 11, Lowther to Mattice, 541,553.44; No. 60-604,crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 579, Cochrane to Gardiner, 19,346.50; No.60-605, crushed gravel, Highway No. 583, Lac Ste. Therese to Meade, 36,630.70;

W. D. LaFlamme, Ltd., No. 55-300, Township of Kingston, UnderpassNo. 15, Highway No. 401, approximately 1 mile northwest of Cataraqui, 1,727.40;No. 56-130, structure, Highway No. 401, 1 mile north of Gananoque, Inter-

section of Highways 32 and 401, 8,210.62; No. 59-31, structure and approaches,0.232 miles, Highway No. 68, C.P.R. Overhead, south of Espanola, 54,743.62;

D. Lamothe, Ltd., No. 59-62, hot mix paving, Highway No. 17, 18.84miles, (A) 3 miles south to 15 miles north of Agawa River Bridge, (B) MontrealRiver structure approaches, 274,859.02; No. 59-83, grading, culverts and granularbase, 6.06 miles, Highwav No. 66, from 8.5 miles east of Kirkland Lake easterly,

128,059.40; Langton Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 59-138, grading, culverts,

granular base and hot mix paving, 1.96 miles, Highway No 17, Vermilion RiverBridge to Whitefish, 98,574.83; No. 60-190, grading, granular base and hot mixpaving, 0.87 miles, Highway No. 17, 0.4 miles east of Falconbridge Road to

0.2 miles west of Barrydowne Avenue, 143,374.08; No. 60-255, grading, drainage,granular base and hot mix paving, 4.06 miles, Highway No. 69, from 3.2 miles

north of Sudbury northerly to Val Caron, 47,372.37; Law Construction,Ltd., No. 57-238, grading, culverts and granular base, 8 miles, Highway No.11, Porquis Junction southerly, 18,903.11; No. 59-156, granular base and hotmix paving, 5.34 miles, Highway No. 401, east end of Highway No. 2 Inter-

change westerly, 212,227-56; No. 60-186, hot mix paving, 10.7 miles, Highways109 and 111, (A) Monck Lake to Highland Grove, (B) Bicroft to Monck Lake,139,878.99; Len-Rae, Ltd., No. 59-650, winter sanding, Toronto District,

11,755.01 ; Leo's Excavating and Grading Ltd., No. 60-203, grading, drainage,granular base and hot mix paving, D.H.O. Downsview, from Keele Streetwesterly, 98,458.62; Lincoln Iron Works, Ltd., No. 59-75, structural steel,

Highway No. 97, C.P.R. Overhead, Township of North Dumfries, 23,071.00;No. 59-203, structural steel, Dev. Road No. 382, Big Otter Creek, 4 miles north-west of Vienna, 41,300.00; No. 59-316, structural steel, Highway No. 11,

Magnetawan River Bridge, 4 miles south of Burk's Falls, 51,134.00; No. 60-51,

structural steel, Highway No. 101, Black River Bridge at Matheson, 38,288.00;No. 60-52, structural steel, Highway No. 39, Pike Creek Bridge, east of

Tecumseh, 8,018.10; No. 60-89, structural steel, Highway No. 69, C.N.R.Overhead, 2 miles north of Parry Sound, Township of McDougall, 15,704.10;No. 60-104, structural steel, Highway No. 401, Township of Cornwall, BridgeNo. 16, C.P.R. Overhead, 3 miles north of Cornwall, 72,859.81; LiskeardConstruction, Ltd., No. 60-149, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 567, fromHighway No. 11 southeasterly, 17,519.65; No. 60-152, crushed gravel, Sec.

Highway No. 560, from Gogama southeasterly, 38,280.97; No. 60-598, crushedgravel, Sec. Highways 560, 562, 569, 571 and 573, New Liskeard District,

17,665.27; No. 60-610, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 534, vicinity of Powas-san, 11,287.64; Looby Construction, Ltd., No. 57-190, structure, HighwayNo. 17, Depew River Bridge between Hawk Junction and White River, 85.16;

No. 58-36, grading and structure, 0.08 miles, Highway No. 17, Bertrand CreekBridge, 15 miles northwest of White River, 5,902.93; No. 58-69, granular base,

hot mix paving and structure, 0.55 miles, Highways 2 and 401, Interchangeat Port Hope, 3,006.13; No. 58-88, structure and approaches, Highway No. 17,

White River Bridge east crossing, 12 miles southeast of White River, 22,811.54;

No. 58-150, grading, culverts and structure, 0.61 miles, Highway No. 69,




Magnetawan River Bridge, 5,385.80; No. 58-200, structures (2) and approaches,Highway No. 17, Pays Piatt River and Pays Piatt Creek, 5 miles northwestof Rossport, 13,279.32; No. 58-209, structure and approaches, Highway No.17, Coldwater Creek, 20 miles southwest of Nipigon, 12,982.24; No. 59-18,

structure (Westminster Township Bridge No. 3), grading, culverts, granularbase and hot mix paving, 0.68 miles, Highway No. 401, White Oak Side Road,6 miles southwest of London, 2,393.88; No. 59-20, structure and approaches,0.36 miles, Highway No. 401, Township of Nassagaweya, Bridge No. 1, roadallowance between Townships of Nassagaweya and Esquesing, 6,665.84; No.59-21, structure, 0.29 miles, Highway No. 401, Township of Nassagaweya,Bridge No. 13, road allowance between Cons. I and II, 5,383.18; No. 59-154,

structure and approaches, Highway No. 401, Underpass at County Road to

Breslau, 5 miles east of Highway No. 8, 44,104.56; No. 59-176, structure andapproaches, Highway No. 401, County Road to Hespeler, Township of Waterloo,32,994.38; No. 59-214, grading, granular base, hot mix paving and structure,

0.33 miles, Highway No. 21, 5.5 miles north of Grand Bend, 20,063.54; No.59-239, structure and backfill, Highway No. 401, C.P.R. Overhead Bridge,Township of Blenheim, 82,121.34; No. 60-11, structure and backfill, HighwayNo. 401, Township of Fredericksburg, Bridge No. 1, 1 mile northeast of Napanee,84,508.38; No. 60-184, structure and approaches, Highway No. 69, C.N.R.Overhead, Township of McDougall, 2 miles north of Parry Sound, 31,364.49;No. 60-201, structure and approaches, 0.46 miles, Highway No. 401, Townshipof Richmond, Bridge No. 12, County Road to Newburgh from Napanee,50,858.10;

MacDonald Construction, Ltd., Donald J., No. 57-155, grading, culverts andgranular base, 8 miles, Highway No. 6, Durham to Dornoch, 35,821.95; No.58-165, grading and culverts, 5.39 miles, Highway No. 401, from HighwayNo. 45 to 1.5 miles east of Hamilton-Haldimand Township Line, 30,726.43;No. 59-44, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 6.21 miles, HighwayNo. 17, Chalk River to Deep River, 71,982.37; No. 59-245, grading, culverts,

granular base, hot mix paving and structure, 0.4 miles, Highway No. 401,Highway No. 30 Interchange, 218,765.10; No. 60-117, grading, granular base,

hot mix paving and structure, 0.319 miles, Highway No. 401, ShannonvilleRoad Interchange, 108,762.06; No. 60-120, granular base and hot mix paving,7.7. miles, Highway No. 401, from Highway No. 45 to Grafton Road Interchange,532,385.92; No. 60-262, structure, Highway No. 48, C.P.R. Overhead Bridge,1.2 miles north of Highway No. 401, 40,202.60; No. 60-267, grading, drainageand granular base, 8.57 miles, Sec. Highways 550 and 567, Sault Ste. Marieto Pointe Aux Pins, 8,901.98; MacKay, Anderson & MacKay Construction,Ltd., No. 58-647, grading, culverts, granular base, hot mix paving and structure,

0.29 miles, Highway No. 121, Allsaw Bridge, 4,140.99; MacLellan Construc-tion, Ltd., No. 59-269. structure, Highway No. 65, Wright Creek and BlanchRiver at Judge, 175,889.08; No. 60-215, structure, grading, granular base andhot mix paving, 0.19 miles, Highway No. 92, Nottawasaga River Bridge, WasagaBeach, 84,649.14; MacLeod Construction Co., Ltd., No. 59-196, structure,

substructure and approaches, Highway No. 17, Little Gravel River and GravelRiver, 28 miles west of Schreiber, 107,436.77; No. 59-283, grading, granularbase and culverts, 10 miles, Highway No. 120, Atikokan westerly, 566,837.37;No. 60-155, rental of equipment for grading, gravelling and culverts, Sec.Highway No. 633, Highway No. 120 to Kawene, 127,885.71; No. 60-169, hotmix paving, 19.5 miles, Highway No. 17, from 7.5 miles north of Highway No.11 to Poland, 159,407.73; No. 60-181, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 614,from Highway No. 17 to Black River, 28,816.18; No. 60-198, (A) hot mix paving,10.4 miles, Highway No. 17, Nipigon River Bridge easterly including Highways11 and 17 Interchange, (B) patching, Highways 11 and 17, 10.8 miles, NipigonRiver Bridge westerly to 2.5 miles east of Red Rock Turn, and part of First

Street, Nipigon, 96,037.90; No. 60-230, rental of equipment for grading, gravelling

and culverts, 2 miles, Access Road, Caland Ore Mine Road to Airport Road,16,689.54; No. 60-283, rental of equipment for clearing, grading, gravelling

and drainage, 7 miles, Savant Lake Road, from 21 miles south of Savant Lakesoutherly, 41,280.65; No. 60-541, stone chips, Highway No. 11, Geraldtonand Longlac, 12,707.42; Jno. Maguire Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 60-115,

crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 535, St. Charles Road, 3 miles south of Hagar,6,821.43; No. 60-602, crushed gravel, Sec. Highways No. 528 and 528A, NorthBay District, 11,577.95; No. 60-603, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 539,Field to River Valley, 7,255.15; No. 60-608, crushed gravel, Sec. Highways607 and 607A, Lavig'ne, Noelville and French River, 34,767.68; No. 60-609,crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 535, Hagar and Noelville, 34,759.51; No.




60-622, crushed gravel, Highway No. 64, 2.5 miles east of Noelville, 19,878.75;Marentette Bros., Ltd., No. 59-85, grading, granular base and hot mix

paving, 0.87 miles, Highway No. 7, Village of Ailsa Craig, 4,025.95; No. 59-118,grading and storm sewers, D.H.O. Property at Downsview, 35,009.74; No.60-133, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 0.97 miles, Highway No.3, Town of Dunnville, 341,487.67; Marson Construction Co., Ltd., No.60-252, culvert replacement, Highway No. 17, 71 miles north of Sault Ste.

Marie, 36,902.50; E. F. Martson Construction, Ltd., No. IB-31-59, struc-ture, Presqui'le Park, south of Brighton, 648.55; Harold Martin Construc-tion, Ltd., No. 60-580, winter sanding, Toronto District, 46,394.10;Matthews Concrete, Ltd., No. 58-650, grading, granular base, hot mix pavingand structures, 1.2 miles, Highways 3 and 4, St. Thomas Entrance, includingKettle Creek Structure and Dodd's Creek Structures, east and west, 271,239.67;

McFarland Construction Co., Ltd., H. J. No. 56-96, grading, culvertsand granular base, 7.1 miles, Highway No. 7, from Highway No. 38, westerly,

1,452.22; No. 58-54, grading, culverts and granular base, 9.98 miles, Improve-ment Road, (A) Highway No. 612 to Spanish American Mine, (B) Can-Metand Stanrock Road, 52,243.11; No. 58-79, grading, culverts and granular base,

6.55 miles, Access Road, east from Sec. Highway No. 612 to ConsolidatedDenison and Panel Mine Road, 566.03; No. 58-111, grading, culverts andstructure, 13.32 miles, Highway No. 69, from Pointe au Baril to MagnetawanRiver, 252,318.55; No. 58-253, grading, culverts and granular base, 6.77 miles,

Highway No. 41, Kaladar to Northbrook, 15,523.34; No. 58-278, grading,5.09 miles, Highway No. 401, from road allowance between Lots 22 and 23,

Township of Cramahe to Highway No. 30, Township of Brighton, 128,131.13;No. 59-30, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 3.73 miles, Highways2 and 15, at Barriefield, 268,263.07; No. 59-43, grading, culverts and granularbase, 8.33 miles, Highway No. 14, Rossmore to Crofton, 295,319.44; No. 59-66,

grading, culverts and granular base, 8.96 miles, Highway No. 38, Glenvale to

Hartington, 72,044.44; No. 59-193, hot mix paving, 18.29 miles, Highway No.69, Magnetawan River to French River, 414,144.58; No. 59-231, grading,culverts, granular base and hot mix paving, 0.39 miles, Service Road, east limits

of Gananoque, south of Highways 2 and 401, 2,327.68; No. 59-240, grading,culverts, granular base and hot mix paving, 0.66 miles, Highway No. 33, Village

of Stirling, 91,607.96; No. 59-258, grading, 1.6 miles, Highway No. 401, C.N.R.Subway at Napanee, 96,960.80; No. 59-301, grading, granular base, hot mixpaving and structure, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 45 Interchange including2 miles of grading and paving on Highway No. 45, 494,359.53; No. 59-323,

grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 9.57 miles, Highway No. 11, from5 miles south of Burk's Falls northerly and Magnetawan River Structure,

552,749.86; No. 59-658, winter sanding, Port Hope District, 9,318.51; No.60-106, granular base and hot mix paving, 5.9 miles, Highway No. 33, Bloomfieldto Wellington, 197,858.80; No. 60-130, grading, hot mix paving and resurfacing,

12.3 miles, Highway No. 14, Bay of Quinte to Croften, 249,758.18; No. 60-161,

grading, granular base, hot mix paving and structures, 2.26 miles, Highway No.401, from C.N.R. Subway on Highway No. 401, (North of Napanee), to roadallowance between Lots 15 and 16, Con. Ill, Township of Richmond, 227,636.83;No. 60-183, hot mix paving and resurfacing, 10.88 miles, Highway No. 62,

Barry's Bay to Combermere, 143,983.85; No. 60-217, granular base and hot mixpaving, 6.9 miles, Highway No. 401, from lot line 29 and 30, Township of

Cramahe to Highway No. 30 Interchange, 170,291.59; No. 60-219, grading,

granular base and structures (4), 5.6 miles, Highway No. 401, from 2.4 miles

west of Camden Road Interchange easterly to Miilhaven Creek, 72,230.95;

No. 60-220, grading, granular base, reinforced concrete paving (including hotmix pavement) and structures (3), 6.92 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No.38 to Wilton Road, Odessa, 148,976.70; No. 60-258, grading, granular base,

hot mix paving and structures, 4.9 miles, Highway No. 401. Napanee Rivereasterly, 81,088.56; No. 60-504, prime dust layer, Port Hope District, 30,411.02;

No. 60-514, crushed gravel, Highways 14 and 33, vicinity of Bloomfield, 8,218.57;

No. 60-555, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, Kingston District, 24.663.96; No.60-615, crushed stone, Highway No. 96, Wolfe Island, 64,160.43; McHaffie-Birge Construction Co., Ltd.—Falgar Enterprises and Rentals, Ltd., No. 59-65,

grading, culverts, granular base and structure, 8.2 miles, Highway No. 17,

from Highway No. 94 to Sec. Highway No. 531, 349,483.84; J as. McKay6 Sons, No. 60-65, structure and approaches, Highway No. 401, Township of

Pickering, Bridge No. 8, Moore Road, 25,745.49; -Finiey W. McLachlanConstruction Co., Ltd., No. 58-82, grading, culverts, granular base and structure

over Baldhead River, 10 miles, Highway No. 17, from 15 miles north of Agawanortherly, 147,042.62; No. 58-100, grading, culverts and granular base, 10.3




miles, Highway No. 17, from 2 miles south of Old Woman Bay, southerly,

326,720.17; No. 59-84, grading, granular base and culverts, 10.25 miles, HighwayNo. 62, Barry's Bay to Combermere, 403,195.82; No. 59-291, structure, HighwayNo. 8, Grand River Bridge at Freeport, 52,283.40; No. 60-59, structure andapproaches, 0.21 miles, Highway No. 401, townline between Townships of

Pickering and Whitby, 175,067.19; No. 60-70, grading, culverts and granularbase, 5.89 miles, Highway No. 60, Barry's Bay to Wilno, 234,144.54; No.60-147, grading, granular base, hot mix paving and structures (3), 1.46 miles,

Highway No. 21, Maitland River and vicinity (Goderich), 387,763.46; No.60-157, grading, granular base, hot mix paving and structure, 0.57 miles, High-way No. 401, C.P.R. Overhead Bridge, 1.75 miles west of Highway No. 16,

231,120.97; No. 60-179, granular base and hot mix pavement, 12'99 miles,

Highway No. 69, Pointe an Baril to Magnetawan Bay, 226,564.74; McLeanFoster Construction, Ltd., No. 60-03, structure and approaches, 0.3 miles,

Highway No. 401, road allowance between Townships of Blandford and Blen-heim, 6,728.38; L. F. McLean Construction, Ltd., No. 58-254, grading,

culverts and granular base, 8.65 miles, Highway No. 17, Amethyst Station Roadto Loon Lake Road, 224,383.21;-; S. McNally & Sons, Ltd., No. 59-183,

structure and approaches, 0.27 miles, Queen Elizabeth Way, Oakville CreekBridge, 250,140.02; McNamara Road Construction, Ltd., No. 58-169,

grading, culverts and granular base, 6.77 miles, Highway No. 17, Heyden to

Goulais River, 98,679.06; No. 58-176, grading, culverts and granular base,

9.98 miles, Highway No. 11, Opasatika to Lowther, 334,657.97; No. 59-36,

grading, culverts, granular base and hot mix paving, (A) 5.75 miles, HighwayNo. 53, Elfrida to Ryckman's Corners, (B) 1.9 miles, Highway No. 55, Junctionof Highway No. 53 northerly to Hamilton, 46,896.09; No. 59-50, granular base,

concrete base, concrete pavement and hot mix paving, 5.25 miles, HighwayNo. 401, Highway No. 29 Interchange easterly to Maitland County Road,387,186.51; No. 59-111, grading, culverts, granular base, concrete base and hotmix paving, (A) 1.3 miles, Ottawa Queensway, Rideau River easterly to EastCity Limits, (B) 4.4 miles, Highway No. 17, East City Limits easterly to 06miles east of Green's Creek, including Pedestrian Underpass at Michael Street,

1,358,353.61; No. 59-201, grading, granular base and culverts, 9.87 miles, High-way No. 11, Missinaibi River, Mattice westerly including Armstrong CreekBridge and Sixteen Mile Creek Bridge, 544,099.47; No. 59-224, grading andstructures, 10.61 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 2 Interchange northeastto County Road, 1.8 miles north of Drumbo, 828,790.15; No. IB-12-60, curband gutter outlets, 1300 feet, Ottawa Queensway, Nicholas Street, 2,343.09;No. 60-102, grading, culverts, granular base and hot mix paving, 11.24 miles,

(A) Highway No. 11, 1 mile south of Trout Creek to North End, PowassanDiversion, (B) Old Highway No. 11 (King Street), Powassan, (C) Sec. HighwayNo. 534 (Clarke Street), Powassan, (D) Old Highway No. 11 (Burford Hill),

679,318.29; No. 60-249, structure and approaches, 0.55 miles, Highway No. 11,

Rainy Lake Causeway, 171,974.29; Les McWhinnie, Ltd., No. 60-284,removal of old structure, Highway No. 21, Southampton (Saugeen River),

9,000.00; Menard Construction, Ltd., No. 60-205, crushed gravel, Sec.

Highway No. 558, Haileybury Town Limits to Montreal River, 12,666.83;No. 60-206, crushed gravel, Highway No. 101, Eastman Creek, west of Timmins,8,500.00; No. 60-588, crushed gravel, Highway No. 66, Highway No. 11 westerly,

8,902.40; No. 60-589, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, Ottawa District, 3,499.83;No. 60-619, crushed gravel, Highway No. 17, 3 miles west of Hawkesbury,8,679.23; Miller Paving, Ltd., No. 57-111, grading and granular base,10.3 miles, Highway No. 11, Kapuskasing to Harty, 28,548.20; No. 57-267,grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 6.46 miles, Highway No. 12, fromHighway No. 2 (Whitby) to Station 263 x 82 north of Brooklin, Highway No.2, from Reynolds Street to Blair Street, 64.36; No. 59-26, hot mix paving,20.1 miles, Highway No. 17, from C.P.R. Overhead Bridge, east of White Rivereasterly, 389,086.76; No. 59-143, grading, culverts, granular base and structure,

1.33 miles, Highway No. 12, Gamebridge Revision, 16,868.65; No. 59-181,rental of equipment for grading, gravelling and culverts, Chapleau to FoleyetResources Road, from Chapleau easterly, 128,473.91; No. 59-207, hot mixresurfacing, 4.42 miles, Highway No. 401, Ajax to Whitby, 86,740.72; No.59-241, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 0.53 miles, Highway No.401, Liverpool Road Interchange, 42,391.25; No. 59-294, hot mix paving,8.76 miles, Highway No. 17, White Lake Narrows to 11.5 miles west of WhiteRiver, 177,749.11; No. 59-651, winter sanding, Toronto District, 22,811.01;No. 59-657, winter sanding, Port Hope District, 9,403.13; No. 59-663, wintersanding, Toronto District, 13,577.23; No. 60-108, granular base and hot mix pav-ing, 9.6 miles, Highway No. 17, from 28 miles east of White River and Kabenung




to Bed Pan Lake, 653,926.94; No. 60-204, rental of equipment for grading,gravelling and culverts, 4 miles, Killarney-Burwash Road, from C.N.R. trackswesterly, 196,641.58; No. 60-211, rental of equipment for grading, gravellingand culverts, 7 miles, Foleyet to Chapleau Resources Road, from 10 miles westof Foleyet westerly, 148,658.25; No. 60-275, structures (2) and approaches,0.31 miles, Highway No. 401, Ajax Interchange, 3,579.57; No. 60-505, primedust layer, Bancroft District, 39,329.04; No. 60-576, winter sanding, TorontoDistrict, 48,298.50; No. 60-585, winter sanding, Port Hope District, 39,787.20;No. 60-587, resurfacing, including rehabilitation of slopes and drainage, 9.42miles, Highway No. 401, Woodbine Avenue to Kingston Road, 290,024.27;

M. F. Mills Steel Construction Co., Ltd., No. 60-50, structural steel,

Highway No. 17, Gravel River Bridge, west of Schreiber, 26,328.00; MincoSteel Works, Ltd., No. 58-182, structure and approaches, 0.17 miles, HighwayNo. 7, C.N.R. Overhead Bridge, Peterborough By-Pass, 9,790.96; No. 58-189,structure and approaches, including structural steel, 0.05 miles, Highway No.400, Coldwater River, Con. XI, Lot 19, Township of Medonte, 384.81; No.58-219, grading, culverts and structure, 1.6 miles, Highway No. 12, ColdwaterBy-Pass, 12 miles northwest of Orillia, 8,162.92; No. 58-240, structure, grading,culverts and granular base, 0.36 miles, Highway No. 62, Madawaska Riverat Combermere, 34,272.34; W. Moffatt & A. Chapman, No. 59-655, wintersanding, Toronto District, 18,017.47; Mowbray Construction Co., Ltd.,No. 59-37, grading, culverts, granular base, hot mix paving and structure,Highway No. 401, Campbellville Interchange, 7,172.29; No. 59-153, strucutre,Highway No. 401, Township of Blenheim, Bridge No. 2, Nith River, 74,339.03;No. 59-209, structure and approaches, 0.24 miles, Highway No. 401, Under-pass at road allowance, 1 mile west of Highway No. 24, Township Road to

Speedsville, 22,799.24; No. 60-05, structure and approaches, 0.38 miles, High-way No. 401, Township of Blenheim, Bridge No. 8, 2.5 miles northwest of

Drumbo, 16,066.81; Municipal Spraying and Oiling Co., Ltd., No. 60-507,prime dust layer, Huntsville District, 15,491.36; No. 60-537, surface treatment,Hamilton District, 15,690.48; Don Murphy Construction, Ltd., No. 58-199,grading, culverts and granular base, 5.25 miles, Highway No. 17, Ouimet to

Coldwater Creek, 30,595. 89; No. 59-123, grading, culverts and granular base,

5.2 miles, Highway No. 17, Loon Lake to Pearl River, 155,484.20; No. 59-124,grading, culverts and granular base, 6.5 miles, Highway No. 17, Pearl to Ouimet,312,704.52; Muskoka Construction, Ltd., No. 59-246, grading, culvertsand granular base, 9.35 miles, Highway No. 17, Raith to Poland, 318,033.94;No. 59-259, rental of equipment for grading, gravelling and culverts, 13 miles,

Resources Road, Savant Lake southerly to Sturgeon River, 469,563.84;

Niagara Structural Steel, Ltd., No. 59-261, structural steel, Highway No. 4,

Saugeen River Bridge, Hanover, 67,540.00; Mai Nicholson, Ltd., No.59-645, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 12,599.02; North Shore Construc-tion Co., Ltd., No. 56-179, grading and culverts, 6.54 miles, Highway No. 401,from 0.75 miles east of Maitland County Road to Prescott County Road,28,773.35; No. 57-53, structure, grading, culverts, granular base and hot mixpaving, 1.27 miles, Highway No. 401, from west limits of Highway No. 29Interchange to the North Augusta Road in Brockville, 13,349.24; No. 57-201,

grading, 0.88 miles, Rainy Lake Causeway (east approaches), 26,394.83;

O. & H. Construction, Ltd., and Omichinski, Ltd., No. 59-303, grading, culverts

and granular base, 8.32 miles, Highway No. 11, Hearst easterly, 526,934.88;Omichinski, Ltd., No. 57-187, structure, Highway No. 17, White River

Bridge at Brunner, 9,463.53; No. 60-246, crushed rock, Highway No. 11, D.H.O.Quarry, Hearst, 4,716.77; Onway Construction Co., Ltd., No. 58-453,

resurfacing, Highwav No. 7, 10.4 miles, Oakwood, Junction of Highways 7

and 12, 5,442.72; No". 59-130, hot mix paving, (A) 5.88 miles, Highway No. 11,

Huntsville By-Pass, (B) 1.19 miles, Sec. Highway No. 527, Huntsville southerly,

146,239.30; No. IB-24-60, trench re-consolidation and repaving, Highway No.37, Village of Tweed, 4,840.00; No. 60-39, grading, granular base, hot mix pavingand resurfacing, 6.60 miles, Highway No. 37, from Highway No. 401 to Corby-ville, and Dev. Road No. 416, 281,660.70; No. 60-174, grading, culverts, granular

base and hot mix paving, 0.89 miles, Highway No. 11, from Aurora southerly,

43,011.31; No. 60-193, (A) hot mix paving, 9.15 miles, Highway No. 17, Sault

Ste. Marie to Heyden, (B) resurfacing, 0.28 miles, portion of Old HighwayNo. 17, 18,327.69; No. 60-250, grading, granular base, hot mix pavingand structure, 1.36 miles, Highway No. 12, Gamebridge By-Pass, 9,003.78;

Orsini Construction, Ltd., No. 58-23, structure "S", 0.31 miles, C.N.R.Overhead Bridge at Intersection of Highways 2 and 27, 9,362.56; Gerald

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O'Shaughnessy, Ltd., No. 58-168, structure and approaches, 0.16 miles, HighwavNo. 401, Raisin River Bridge, 13 miles east of Cornwall, 19,466.73; No. 58-214,

structure and approaches, 0.68 miles, Highway No. 45, Ouse River in Village of

Norwood, 5,303.21; No. 59-02, grading, culverts and granular base, 0.26 miles,

Highway No. 17, Rysmer Creek, 13.7 miles east of Mattawa, 6,264.65; No.60-80, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 0.98 miles, Highways 65 and11B, Town of New Liskeard, 85,338.49; No. 60-87, grading, granular base, hotmix, detour Bailey Bridge and pile loading test, Highway No. 92, WasagaBeach at Nottawasaga River, 30,541.17; No. 60-221, grading, drainage, granularbase and hot mix paving, 0.59 miles, Highway No. 2, new entrance to FortHenry, 18,811.53; No. 60-256, structure and approaches, 0.20 miles, Sec. High-way No. 544, Whitson Creek Bridge, 12 miles northwest of Sudbury, 9,879.97;

Les Owens Construction, No. 60-73, grading, granular base, hot mix pavingand structure, 1.73 miles, (A) Intersection of Highways 11 and 101, (B) HighwayNo. 101, from Highway No. 11, (C) Railway Street, from Highway No. 101to Fifth Avenue, (D) Fifth Avenue and Second Street to West Limit, Town of

Matheson, 139,947.97;

Paul, Raymond, No. 55-99, clearing, 12 miles, New Road, south of Chapleau,westerly, 2,114.30; No. 55-226, clearing, 10 miles, New Road west of Chapleau,Wangoon Lake to Big Pine Lake, 1,145.78; No. 55-251, clearing, 10 miles, NewRoad, east of A.C.R. Lac Dezazac easterly, 2,028.53; Peacock & McQuigge,Ltd., No. 57-146, grading, culverts and granular base, 5.16 miles, Highway No.11, Huntsville By-Pass, 21,728.91; No. 59-112, grading and structures (2),

7.4 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 38 to Wilton Road, Odessa, 377,459.91

;

No. 59-145, grading, culverts and granular base, 4.46 miles, Highway No. 118,

Bracebridge westerly, 131,800.66; No. 60-210, grading, culverts and granularbase, 7.5 miles, Highway No. 7A, Port Perry easterly, 494,755.00; PeelConstruction Co., Ltd., No. 56-94, grading, culverts, granular base and hot mixpaving, 3.3 miles, Highway No. 7, Kitchener to Breslau, 336.68; No. 58-28,

grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 8.12 miles, Highway No. 17, from2.3 miles north of Haley's Station to 3.5 miles north of Cobden, 15,189.88; No.58-101, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 8.6 miles. Highway No. 8,

from Peter's Corners to Sheffield, including resurfacing existing Highway No.8, through the Villages of Rockton and Sheffield, 34,169.02; No. 58-120, gradingand culverts, 4.59 miles, Highway No. 401, from Highway No. 25 to Campbell-ville Road, 34,535.30; No. 58-657, reinforced concrete pavement and granularbase, 5.123 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 10 westerly, 868.83; No.58-660, grading, culverts, granular base, reinforced concrete paving, hot mixpaving and structure, 8.4 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 25 easterly,

44,137.40; No. 59-104, grading, granular base and hot mix paving, 5.43 miles,

Highway No. 401, from Highway No. 115 easterly, 110,636.30; No. 59-121,

grading, culverts and granular base, 8.0 miles, Highway No. 29, Pakenham to

Junction of Highways 29 and 17, 153,007.55; No. 59-141, grading, granular base,hot mix paving and structures, 3.42 miles, Highway No. 11, Orillia By-Pass,from Interchange Highway No. 12 north (including Interchange Legs at Inter-

section of Old Highway No. 11), structure at Orillia By-Pass Interchange andC.N.R. Overhead at Orillia, 261,799.79; No. 59-146, grading, granular base,hot mix paving and structures (2), 7.8 miles, Highway No. 6, Hagersville toCaledonia, 729,935.57; No. 59-189, grading and granular base, 7.8 miles, High-way No. 97, Gait westerly, including C.P.R. Overpass, 174,831.33; No. 59-197,grading, granular base, hot mix paving and Bernard Creek Bridge widening,9.07 miles, Highway No. 11, Armour-Strong Township Line to north of Sun-dridge, 853,323.61; No. 59-202, granular base and hot mix paving, 5.26 miles,Highway No. 401, 5.4 miles east of Highway No. 115 easterly, 135,013.43; No.59-328, granular base and reinforced concrete paving, 5.10 miles, Highway No.401, Highway No. 25 to Campbellville Interchange, 641,815.94; No. 59-333,granular base and reinforced concrete paving, 7.37 miles, Highway No. 401,Campbellville Interchange to Highway No. 6, 879,599.93; No. 60-10, grading,granular base and hot mix paving, 6.6 miles, Highway No. 7, Highway No. 10to Georgetown, 88,171.12; No. 60-131, grading, granular base and hot mix paving,8.8 miles, Highway No. 41, Kaladar to North Brook, 170,264.74; No. 60-137,grading, granular base, hot mix paving and structure, 7.83 miles, Highway No.19, from Hickson northerly to Highway No. 7, 327,745.86; No. 60-148, grading,granular base and hot mix paving, 5.0 miles, Highway No. 7A, Bethany toHighway No. 35, 131,349.94; No. 60-235, granular base and reinforced concretepavement, 10.07 miles, Highway No. 401, east from Highway No. 16 to IroquoisCounty Road( south lane), 180,473.66; No. 60-270, grading, drainage, granularbase and structure, 7.20 miles, Highway No. 401, from Highway No. 4, westerly,

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including Township of Southwold Bridge No. 3, 24,734.36; No. 60-531, hotmix patching, Highways 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 27, 50, 401 and Queen Elizabeth Way,Toronto District, 77,417.94; No. 60-614, crushed gravel, Highway No. 10,

Port Credit and Junction Highways 10 and 401, 14,940.99; Perini, Ltd.,

No. 58-613, grading, culverts and granular base, 7.86 miles, Highway No. 17,

Goulais River to Haviland Bay, 286,049.91; Claude F. Picket, No. 59-641,

winter sanding, Hamilton District, 9,501.24; No. 59-652, winter sanding,Toronto District, 10,543.96; No. 60-578, winter sanding, Toronto District,

50,749.61; Frank Pidgeon and Sons, Ltd., No. 58-266, grading, granularbase, hot mix paving and structures, 2.4 miles, Highway No. 2, Delaware to

west of Thames River, 84,260.74; No. 60-35, grading, culverts and structures (3),

7.24 miles, Highway No. 401, from road allowance between Cons. VI and VII,Township of Raleigh, westerly to Highway No. 2, Tilbury, 205,133.28;Pigott Structures, Ltd., x\o. 60-269, grading, drainage, granular base, hot mixpaving and structures (4), 1.48 miles, Highway 403 (Chedoke Expressway),from Snake Road to C.N.R., 71,133.94; Pioneer Construction Co., Ltd.,

No. 59-210, grading, culverts, granular base, sewers and Root River BridgeNo. 1, 3.88 miles, Highway No. 17, Sault Ste. Marie to Odena, 89,589.89;

C. A. Pitts, General Contractor, Ltd., No. 58-81, grading and culverts, 10miles, Highway No. 17, from 19 miles north of Wawa northerly, 146,163.29;

No. 58-651, grading, culverts, granular base, hot mix paving and structures,

(A) 2.2 miles, Ottawa Queensway, from Hare Avenue to West City Limits,

including Woodruffe and Pinecrest Avenue Structures, (B) grading, 0.284 miles,

Highway No. 17, from Ottawa West City Limits westerly, 261,974.02;

J. N. Pitts, Ltd., No. 58-27, grading, culverts and granular base, 3.82 miles,

Sec. Highway No. 541, Garson to Bailey's Corners, 6,361.02; No. 59-286, rental

of equipment for clearing, gravelling and culverts, 26 miles, at Resources Road-Spruce River Road from 30 miles north of Highway No. 17, 566,113.39;Pollard Bros., Ltd., No. IB-9-60, mixing and applying liquid calcium chloride,

Sec. Highways in New Liskeard District, 4,561.56; No. 1B-11-60, mixing andapplying liquid calcium chloride, Sec. Highways in North Bay District, 2,347.25;

Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co., No. 59-149, structural steel, Highway No.11, Kapuskasing River at Kapuskasing, 61,861.00; No. IB-18-60, structural

steel, Resources Road, Savant Lake to Sturgeon River, 10,288.00; Pre-Con. Ltd., No. 60-202, precast crib wall units, Highway No. 17, Ottawa Queens-way, Clarendon Avenue to Loretta Avenue, 32,322.24;

Rayner Construction, Ltd., No. 58-145, hot mix paving, 19.2 miles, HighwayNo. 17, from 7.5 miles east to 11.7 miles west of WT

hite River, 4,532.54; No.59-35, hot mix paving, 18.84 miles, Highway No. 17, 10 miles north of Wawato 6 miles south of Michipicoten River, 285,446.86; No. 60-13, widening of struc-

ture, Highway No. 401, Overpass at Highway No. 11, Yonge Street, 79,973.98;

No. 60-107, granular base and hot mix paving, 9.62 miles, Highway No. 17,

from 10 miles north of Wawa to Bed Pan Lake, 398,790.52; No. 60-139, grad-ing, drainage, granular base, concrete base, hot mix paving, structures (4)and retaining walls, 1.08 miles, Ottawa Queensway, Clarendon Avenue to

Loretta Avenue, 476,764.31; No. 60-143, hot mix paving, 11.34 miles, HighwayNo. 17, from 5 miles west of Highway No. 105 westerly, 83,793.15; JohnB. Regan Co., Ltd., No. 60-511, crushed gravel, Highways 401, 2 and 7, TorontoDistrict, 6,983.25; Richardson Construction Co., Ltd., No. IB-29-60, pile

loading test, Highway No. 50, Humber River Bridge, Bolton, 4,934.06;

Roadbuilders, Ltd., No. IB-37-59, extension work to Township of Haldimand,Bridge No. 15 (50' Concrete Barrel Arch Culvert), Junction of Highway No.401 and Shelter Valley County Road, 35,039.43; No. 59-67, structure, HighwavNo. 37, C.N.R. Overhead, Corbyville, 13,954.77; Roads Resurfacing Co.,

Ltd., No. 59-581, (A) resurfacing and padding, Highway No. 34, Lancaster to

Alexandria, (B) padding, D.H.O. Yard at Lancaster, 13.2 miles, 117,367.29;

No. IB-3-60, prime dust layer, Township Road, Chute-A Blondeau to HighwayNo. 17, 1,720.70; No. 60-209, weigh scales and approaches, Highway No. 7,

4 miles west of Perth, 30,693.76; No. 60-618, crushed gravel, Highway No. 17,

5 miles west of Cumberland, 7,746.88; Robertson Sand & Gravel, Ltd.,

No. 60-509, crushed gravel, Highway No. 3, 3.5 miles west of Simcoe, 12,499.63;

Victor W. Ruckle, No. 60-612, crushed gravel, Highway No. 24, 1 mile

south of Alton, 7,298.31; Runnymede Steel Construction, Ltd., No. 58-21,

structural steel, Highway No. 5, Oakville Creek Bridge, 2 miles north of Palermo,480.00; No. 59-103, structural steel, Highway No. 401, Township of Waterloo,Bridge No. 12, 1 mile west of Preston, 617,160.00; Russell Construction,Ltd., No. 60-96, west substructure, Homer Bridge, including grading, granularbase and surface treatment, 0.7 miles, Queen Elizabeth Way, St. Catharines,

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692,555.11; W. A. Ryder Paving, Ltd., No. 59-649, winter sanding, TorontoDistrict, 5,197.69; No. 59-654, winter sanding, Toronto District, 15,863.42;

No. 60-508, prime dust layer, Sudbury District, 30,333.16; No. 60-545, surface

treatment, Port Hope District, 23,308.26; No. 60-565, winter sanding, HamiltonDistrict, 50,210.55; No. 60-581, winter sanding, Toronto District, 56,694.15;

Saugeeu Spraying Co., Ltd., No. 60-502, prime dust layer, Stratford District,

13,947.86; C. A. Scharfe, Ltd., No. 58-41, structure and approaches, High-way No. 129, Sideburned Lake, 6 miles southwest of Chapleau, 1,127.70;

Jack Schwandt, No. 60-552, screened sand, Highways 6, 10, 24 and 26, OwenSound District, 23,686.15; E. & E. Seegmiller, Ltd., No. 58-643, grading,culverts and structure, 1.58 miles, Highway No. 401, Speed River westerly,

34,281.44; No. 58-658, grading and structure, 6.00 miles, Highway No. 401,from Vernonville Road to road allowance between Lots 22 and 23, Townshipof Cramahe, 187,720.34; No. 59-134, grading, culverts, granular base, hot mixpaving and structure, 0.66 miles, Highway No. 401, at the Interchange at High-way No. 24, 115,796.09; No. 59-244, structure and approaches, 0.4 miles, High-way No. 401, County Road between Townships of Puslinch and Waterloo,60,332.54; No. 59-290, grading, granular base, culverts and structure, 1.35

miles, Highway No. 401, from 2 miles west of Grand River easterly, (Inter-

change at Blair County Road), 192,612.43; No. 59-318, grading, granular baseand culverts, 7.35 miles, Dev. Road No. 384, Signet westerly, 241,673.69;No. 60-19, grading culverts, granular base, Nith River and Wilmot Creekstructures, 1.36 miles, Highway No. 97, Plattsville southerly, 56,933.37; No.60-68, grading, drainage and granular base, 8.9 miles, Highway No. 9, Orange-ville westerly, 8,741.65; No. 60-170, grading, culverts, granular base and hotmix paving, 1.74 miles, Highway No. 86 (Old), from 2 miles east of Elmira,18,349.04; No. 60-196, granular base and hot mix paving, 6.85 miles, HighwayNo. 401, from east limits of Grafton Interchange to line between Lots 29 and30, Township of Cramahe, 300,058.77; No. 60-260, grading, granular base anddrainage, 7.3 miles, Highway No. 45, Norwood southerly, 633.28; Seeleyand Arnill Construction Co., No. 59-180, grading, granular base and hot mixpaving, 5.98 miles, Highways 10 and 24, Camilla north to Highway No. 89,including Nottawasaga River Bridge, 337,582.01; No. 60-171, structure andapproaches, 0.42 miles, Highway No. 89, Nottawasaga River Bridge, 5.5 mileswest of Cookstown, 22,620.14; Lee Shaver Construction, No. 60-558,screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, Ottawa District, 13,138.49; Shewman Road-builders, Ltd., No. 59-29, grading and culverts, 2.64 miles, Highway No. 37,

Belleville to Corbyville, 44,136.13; No. 60-240, grading, granular base anddrainage, 6.43 miles, Highway No. 15, Seeley's Bay to Morton, 2,666.79;

Simkin's Construction Co., Ltd., No. 57-166, grading, culverts and granularbase, 10 miles, Highway No. 17, from 5 miles east to 5 miles west of HighwayNo. 105, 20,117.86; No. 58-227, grading, culverts and granular base, 11.1 miles,

Highway No. 17, from 5 miles west of Highway No. 105, westerly, 384,432.45;No. 59-164, rental of equipment for grading, gravelling and culverts, 15 miles,

Resources Road, Minaki southerly to Highway No. 17, 596,318.34; No. 59-331,grading, culverts and granular base, 9.57 miles, Highway No. 17, 10 mileseast of Longbow easterly, 748,824.22; No. 60-162, grading, culverts and granularbase, 11.08 miles, Highway No. 17, from 19 miles east of Longbow Cornerseasterly, 143,575.20; Smiths Construction Co. Arnprior, Ltd., No. 58-14,

grading and granular base, 10 miles, Highway No. 11, from Cochrane southerly,187,901.39; No. 59-76, granular base and hot mix paving, 8.01 miles, HighwayNo. 11, 0.5 miles north of Porquis Junction, southerly, 398,617.73; No. 59-179,structure and approaches, grading, culverts, granular base and hot mix pavingfor service road, Highway No. 17, C.P.R. Overhead at Shields, 165,492.68;No. 59-516, crushed gravel, Highway No. 17, Arnprior to 3 miles west of Renfrew,1,073.95; No. 60-16, grading, drainage and granular base, 9.9 miles, HighwayNo. 7, from Sharbot Creek westerly, 88,852.41; No. 60-45, grading, granularbase and hot mix paving, including Snake River Structure, 5.5 miles, HighwayNo. 17, from Meath to north of Cobden, 288,823.96; No. 60-159, grading, culvertsand granular base, 7.1 miles, Sec. Highway No. 512, Brudenell to Cormac,44,988.83;——Span-Way Construction, Ltd., No. 58-141, structure and ap-proaches, Highway No. 401, Township of Trafalgar, Bridge No. 1, road allowancebetween Townships of Toronto and Trafalgar, 7,046.71; No. 58-166, structureand approaches, Highway No. 401, Township of Trafalgar, Bridge No. 9,

road allowance between Cons. VI and VII, 2,205.58; Standard Iron and Steel

Works, Ltd., No. 59-81, structural steel, Highway No. 401, Hoggs Hollow Bridge,westbound lane, 589,138.92; Standard Paving, Ltd., No. 59-177, granularbase and hot mix paving, 19.32 miles, Highway No. 11, New Liskeard through

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Earlton, 386,027.05; No. 59-234, hot mix paving, 12.96 miles, (A) Highways11 and 17, North Bay By-Pass, (B) Dev. Road No. 493, (C) Highway No.17B, from Highway No. 17 to North Bay City Limits, 176,195.24; No. IB-26-60,hot mix patching, Highway No. 11B, North Bay City Limits to Premier Road,23,911.67; No. 60-83, experimental asphalt resurfacing, 2,800 feet, Highway No.17, 15 miles west of North Bay, 55,700.44; No. 60-122, hot mix paving, 8.03miles, Highway No. 17, Highway No. 94 to Sec. Highway No. 531, 149,126.03;

Standard Steel Construction Co., No. 59-100, structural steel, Highway No.65, Blanche River Bridge at Judge, 147,322.00; Sterling Construction Co.,Ltd., No. 58-617, grading and culverts, 5.57 miles, Highway No. 401, from 0.03miles to 5.57 miles west of Highway No. 6, 14,708.06; No. 59-182, grading,granular base and hot mix paving, 10.4 miles, Highway No. 40, (A) fromChatham northerly, 0.98 miles, (B) 0.98 miles north of Chatham to 0.6 milesnorth of Maxwell Creek, 487,959.55; No. 59-208, grading, granular base andhot mix paving, 7.3 miles, Highway No. 2, Kent-Middlesex boundary to Thames-ville, 184,092.21; No. 59-332, grading, granular base, culverts and structures

(3), 4.51 miles, Highway No. 401, from Highway No. 2 west of Tilbury to High-way No. 2 east of Tilbury, structures at Little Baptiste Creek, Baptiste Creekand Little Baptiste Creek on Service Road, 552,515.83; No. 60-31, grading,culverts and granular base, 5.75 miles, Dev. Road No. 471, Highway No. 79to Inwood County Road, 227,764.30; No. 60-127, grading, drainage, granularbase and hot mix paving, 5.79 miles, Highway No. 2, Thamesville to KentBridge, 73,058.07; No. 60-200, granular base and hot mix paving, 7.52 miles,

Highways 7 and 82, (A) 6.58 miles, from 2 miles east of Highway No. 82 to northlimits of Arkona, (B) Village of Thedford, 203,336.49; No. 60-535, hot mixpatching, Highway No. 3, Chatham District, 28,290.19; Stewart EquipmentCo., No. 59-644, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 10,480.65; Russell

H. Stewart Construction Co., Ltd., No. 60-167, crushed gravel and granularbase, 7.5 miles, Sec. Highway No. 532, 3.7 miles west of Rosseau, westerly,

33,281.85; No. 60-623, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 539, vicinity of Warren,6,671.09; No. 60-624, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 533, Highway No.63, southerly, 9,091.88; No. 60-625, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 534,8 miles west of Powassan, 9,899.37; No. 60-626, crushed gravel, HighwayNo. 11, 1.5 miles north of City Limits, North Bay, 5,950.00; F. A. Stone-house & Son, Ltd., No. 59-317, grading, culverts and granular base, 0.86 miles,

Highway No. 81, between Highways 22 and 7, 48,942.15; No. 60-72, grading,culverts and granular base, 5 miles, Dev. Road No. 471, 7 miles east of Court-right easterly, 187,857.84; No. 60-121, hot mix paving, 7.04 miles, HighwayNo. 97, Gait westerly, 111,688.04; No. 60-128, grading, drainage, granularbase and hot mix paving, 4.03 miles, Highway No. 2, Kent Bridge to Louisville,

17,437.05; No. 60-549, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, Stratford District,

28,970.93; No. 60-550, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, Stratford District,

27,227.66; No. 60-597, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, London District, 27,834.24;Swansea Construction Co., Ltd., No. 58-175, grading, culverts, granular

base, hot mix paving and structure, 0.43 miles, Queen Elizabeth Way, Townshipof Trafalgar, 4th Line, road allowance between Lots 20 and 21, 672.75; No.58-249, grading, culverts and granular base, 5.88 miles, Highway No. 401,from Highway No. 28, Port Hope to Highway No. 45, Cobourg, and Town-ship of Hamilton, Bridge No. 9, at Ontario Street, Cobourg, 96,920.28; No.58-625, grading and culverts, 4.57 miles, Highway No. 401, from 0.06 miles

west of Road Allowance between Lots 10 and 11, Con. II, Township of Puslinch,

46,152.39; Sweet's Sand & Stone Co., No. 59-632, screened sand, KingstonDistrict, 5,148.97;

Taylor Sawmills, No. IB-2-60, grubbing and fencing, Highway No. 7, at Inter-

section of Weston Road, and east of Plunkett's Creek, 6,337.53; ThompsonConstruction (Chemong), Ltd., No. 55-170, grading, culverts and granularbase, 5 miles, Highway No. 17, Red Rock Corners west, 16,515.50; No. 55-176,

grading, culverts and granular base, 5 miles, Highway No. 17, from 5 miles

west of Red Rock Corners, westerly, 2,189.57; Thompson Crushed Stone& Gravel, Ltd., No. 60-554, screened sand, D.H.O. Yards, Port Hope District,

18,993.53; No. 60-601, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 519, Junction of High-way No. 121 and Sec. Highway No. 519, 9,495.23; Towland Construction,Ltd., No. 58-113, grading, granular base, concrete base and hot mix paving,

5 miles, Highways 2 and 4, London to Lambeth, 1,550.18; No. 58-190, grading,

granular base and hot mix paving, 14.55 miles, Sec. Highway No. 121, Mindento Haliburton, 21,433.04; No. 59-144, grading, granular base and hot mix paving,2.23 miles, Highway No. 71, Canadian Approach to Rainy River International

Bridge, including reverted portion of Highway No. 71, 149,418.64; No. 59-232,




hot mix paving, 8.6 miles, Highway No. 66, Kirkland Lake, easterly, 81,095.32;

No. IB-27-60, grading, granular base, concrete curb and gutter, hot mix pavingand drainage, various locations, London District, 12,698.56; No. 60-41, hotmix paving, Highway No. 17, 14.5 miles, from 14 miles north of Agawa Rivernortherly, including Sand River Bridge and Agawa River Bridge decks andapproaches, and Lookout Park site, 389,045.11; No. 60-93, hot mix paving,

9.93 miles, Highway No. 17, 2.5 miles west of Raleigh to Butler, 170,972.01;

No. 60-144, hot mix paving, 7.35 miles, Highway No. 17, Ignace to Butler,

116,264.17; No. 60-527, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 600, D.H.O. Pit

4 miles west of Blackhawk, 18,449.46; No. 60-544, hot mix patching, HighwayNo. 17, Sault Ste. Marie District, 51,870.99;

Universal Electric, A Division of Univex Electrical Construction & Engineering,

Ltd., No. 1B-31-60, trenching and concrete bases for highway lighting, OttawaQueensway, 6,411.65; No. 60-208, trenching and concrete bases for highwaylighting, Ottawa Queensway, 13,703.22; Uren Construction, Ltd., No.59-329, crushed rock, Highway No. 11, D.H.O. Val Rita Quarry, 6 miles westof Kapuskasing, 124,719.15; No. 59-640, winter sanding, Hamilton District,

14,261.90; No. 59-643, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 14,622.77; No.60-114, crushed gravel, Highway No. 124, from 2 miles west of Highway No. 11,

6,996.91; No. 60-523, crushed gravel, Highway No. 129, Chapleau Limits,

southerly, 19,837.78; No. 60-524, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 556, fromJunction with Highway No. 17 northeasterly, 12,273.12; No. 60-526, crushedgravel, Sec. Highway No. 518, Sprucedale to Highway No. 69, 18,466.18; No.60-567, winter sanding Hamilton District, 30,932.75; No. 60-574, winter sanding,Owen Sound District, 40,231.08; No. 60-575, winter sanding, Owen SoundDistrict, 31,324.23; No. 60-593, crushed gravel, Sec. Highway No. 542, HighwayNo. 68 to Mindemoya vicinity, 12,868.92; No. 60-595, crushed gravel, Sec.

Highway No. 549, Highway No. 17 to Lake Penage, 10,737.36;

Van Minnen, John, No. IB-21-60, grading, curb and gutter and hot mix paving,Highway No. 98, Junction of Highway No. 98 and County Road No. 10, 2,027.62;

Wallin, Ltd., Paul G., No. 60-33, structure and approaches, 0.27 miles, HighwayNo. 105, at Perrault Falls, 32,229.43; Walmsley Bros., Ltd., No. IB-34-60,random rip-rap, Highway No. 3, Kettle Creek, St. Thomas west entrance,3,481.06; No. 60-142, grading, culverts, granular base and hot mix paving,6.32 miles, Highway No. 100, Intersection of Highways 2 and 100 to north limits

of Kintore, 170,157.84; No. 60-536, hot mix patching, Highway No. 7, 1 milewest of Forest Road to 2.5 miles east of Village of Warwick, 27,466.60; No.60-542, hot mix patching, Highways 2 and 74, London District, 30,598.39;

Warren Bituminous Paving Co., Ltd., No. 58-222, grading, granular baseand hot mix paving, 6.87 miles, Highway No. 11, from Highway No. 400 toroad allowance between Cons. VIII and IX, Township of Oro, 10,341.07; No.59-46, granular base and hot mix paving, 10.04 miles, Highway No. 400, Crown-hill north, 147,996.29; No. 59-225, grading, granular base and hot mix paving,7 miles, Highway No. 93, Crown Hill to Craighurst, 295.524.77; No. IB-4-60,hot mix paving, Highway No. 90, Pine River Bridge at Angus, 1,542.89; No.IB-5-60, hot mix paving, Highway No. 89, Nicholson Bridge Detour, 5.2 mileswest of Cookstown, 1,521.44; No. 60-532, hot mix patching, Highwavs 3, 3C,8, 20, 56, 58 and Queen Elizabeth Way, Hamilton District, 68,928.93;Weldon Construction Co., No. 59-14, structure and approaches, Highway No.401, Township of Puslinch, Bridge No. 6, 11,233.07; Roger Weldon &Jerry Jenkins, No. 58-265, structure and approaches, Highway No. 401, Town-ship of Hope, Bridge No. 8, road allowance between Lots 18 and 19, 2,738.20;

—;—Wheaton Construction Co., Ltd., No. 58-197, grading, granular base, hotmix paving and structure, 0.69 miles, Highway No. 401, Highway No. 2 Inter-change, approximately 6 miles west of Brockville, 11,638.49; John Wolfe Con-struction, No. 59-57, granular "A" and crushed gravel, Highway No. 124,McKellar to 2 miles east of Ahmic Harbour, 41,018.40;

York Sand and Gravel, No. 60-566, winter sanding, Hamilton District, 37,994.72;No. 60-577, winter sanding, Toronto District, 54,549.85; York Steel Con-struction, Ltd., No. 58-637, structural steel, Highway No. 7, Otonabee RiverBridge, Peterborough By-Pass, 28,165.29; No. 58-654, structural steel, OttawaQueensway, Bridge No. 2 at WoodrufTe Avenue, 3,330.00; G. Young Con-struction (Powassan), Ltd., No. 60-607, crushed gravel, Sec. Highways 522and 524, various locations west of Trout Creek, 16,812.69; Yundt & McCannConstruction, Ltd., No. 59-12, grading, culverts and granular base, 5.56 miles,

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Highway No. 100, Thamesford northerly, 85,976.44; No. 60-590, crushed gravel,Highway No. 97, east of Plattsville, 5,004.22; No. 60-591, crushed gravel,Highway No. 100, vicinity of Kintore and Junction of Highways 100 and 7,

7,516.33.

Total 78,785,921 96

Rental of Owner Operated Equipment:Advent, Anthony, 6,409.00; Clarence D. Amell, 3,763.37; Carl Anderson, 4,101.25;

A. R. Ansley, 7,151.00;

Barstead, Cameron, 5,567.65; Erwin Bartz, 4,402.00; Eugene Bissonette, 3,784.00;Irwin Bowen, 3,968.50; Carl Bragg, 5,809.60; Hilliard Brooks, 4,923.88; ArnoldBruetsch, 6,455.10; Andrew Burke, 5,687.10;

Canfield, David, 3,658.21; Edmond Caron, 3,835.90; Thos. Chorney, 3,789.00;Gordon Couch, 5,829.91; Stanley Coutts, 4,656.73; Dougal A. Culham, 9,114.40;

Delamorandiere, T., 4,561.25; Peter Denys, 5,573.00; Arthur Duhamel, 3,668.40;Wm. Dyken, 6,397.75;

Edwards, Alvin, 6,553.25; Jack Edwards, 7,342.74; Melvin Eno, 3,514.80; RaymondEno, 7,260.00;

Fava, Jos., 6,632.66; John Funk, 3,563.50;

Gagnon, Lucien, 4,195.76; Wm. Gardner, 5,614.95; Oswald Gliddon, 4,100.00;Ed. Gobeil, 6,635.43; Andrew Golphy, 3,752.40; Yern Grexton, 5,032.00;Theodore Guilbeault, 5,704.55;

Harris, Harold, 6,410.50; Harry Hatch, 3,745.95; Barney Haukeness, 6,449.00;H. O. Haukeness, 4,856.00; John Hein, 6,396.25; Thos. Henderson, 3,622.80;Otto M. Holmes, 8,123.00;

Jackson, A. R., 5,533.85; A. W. James, 4,247.40; Mervin Jibb, 4,064.15; HermanJohnson, 6,080.20; John A. Johnson, 3,599.30;

Kirkby, Wm., 3,738.85; Toivo Kivisto, 6,196.88; Onni Koivisto, 7,200.00; Wm.Kramp, 6,270.55;

LaChance, Romuald, 8,361.65; Albert Lacosse, 4,753.61; Archie Lamb, 4,167.50;

Raymond Lamontagne, 4,115.30; Moise Landry, 4,102.35; Andrew Lavallee,

7,016.63; Henry Lavallee, 3,794.75; Omer LePage, 4,614.50; Russell Lindquist,

4,428.75; Alex. Little, 5,202.05; Allan Lofgren, 5,493.10; Robt. Long, 6,103.00;

Laurier Low, 3,867.05;

MacDonaid, Lockie, 4,045.00; J. R. Major, 4,562.68; Eero Maki, 5,916.00;

Burwell Malott, 6,663.55; Hiram Marenger, 3,964.95; Donald Martin, 4,171.95;

Stewart V. Martin, 4,326.80; E. B. McClinchey, 4,550.61; Lawrence McGirr,5,255.85; Wilbert McMillan, 5,428.00; Geo. McMullin, 26,812.05; MorleyMills, 6,146.00;

Oberg, A. A., 4,469.30; Kenneth G. Orr, 4,031.70; Stanley Ostrowski, 5,947.75;

John Ouellette, 6,885.95;

Paldio, Jos., 7,048.00; Adolphe Parker, 6,934.40; Lome Patterson, 4,501.50;

Jorgen Pedersen, 3,719.63; Tauno Peltonen, 4,203.60; Ross Peterson, 3,973.25;

Lawrence D. Phillips, 3,712.55; Edmund Pilkey, 3,511.75; Florian Poirier,

5,622.23; Herbert Portugie, 3,606.55; Jan Prabucki, 3,659.55;

Ramstead, L. M., 3,534.00; E. Rice, 7,113.50; Lucien Robert, 4,712.75; Pierre

Rochon, 5,477.63; Anthony Roque, 5,802.80; Ernest Roque, 4,334.30; EugeneRoy, 7,670.76;

Schaefer, Armand J., 4,565.03; Hubert Schutt, 5,475.00; Bart Scott, 5,281.95;

Ernest Sheffield, 4,297.50; Toivo Siira, 4,055.65; W. Silver, 6,301.35; BertSmith, 3,810.49; Elgin Smith, 3,553.55; Elmer N. Stillar, 7,782.75; Bart Sulphur,

4,338.20;



Rental of Owner Operated Equipment—Continued

Taylor, Jas., 6,093.50; Lome Tilson, 3,610.90; Ken. Tittlemier, 6,450.75; HarveyTrachsel, 3,557.53; Jack Trelford, 3,806.30; John N. Tulin, 3,738.38; Wm.Turcotte, 6,222.50; M. Harry Tweedie, 3,717.68;

Urbanski, Jos., 4,043.27;

Veronneau, Rheal, 7,455.30; Jos. Vlahovich, 4,491.15;

Willard, Glen, 5,156.35; Jas. E. Willard, 6,773.93; Pearlie A. Willard, 3,739.25;Ross J. Williams, 10,637.55; Ivan Williamson, 5,273.55; Ernest Wing, 4,441.50;

Young, Donald, 4,441.43.

Accounts under $3,500, 1,178,505.73.

Total 1,849,498 87

Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc.:

Services and Materials 8,430,070 48Bituminous Materials 5,168,948 73Steel 3,235,256 63Road Equipment Purchases 3,074,731 95Engineering Services 2,928,186 15

Cement and additives 2,632,836 16Salt 2,631.354 97Road Equipment and Ferrv Maintenance 2,493,010 32Car Mileage 2,294,787 91Gasoline, Lubricants and Coal Oil 2,006,439 61Equipment Rentals (other than truck) 1,961,665 08Connecting Links 1 ,960,477 06Travelling Expenses 1,846,215 68Culverts (metal) 1,766,133 23Moving Poles and Public Utilities 1 ,722,195 01Truck Rentals 1,417,581 29Calcium Chloride 1,277,392 21

Office Expenses 763,899 1

1

Office Supplies 559,185 31Paint and Supplies 554,728 90Traffic Signals and Road Lighting 542,379 93Freight, Express and Cartage 499,986 72Stone 423,641 39Miscellaneous 423,021 34Lumber 412,139 95Hand Rail and Guide Rail Material 402,733 30Trees, Shrubs, Fertilizers, Weed Killer, etc 364,385 1

1

Scotchlite 355,973 10Office Equipment and Furniture 346,347 08Fencing Materials 329,473 62Pipe, Vitrified Clay, Tile, etc 320,326 62Insurance 299,204 46Explosives 288,268 61Railway Sidings, Wig Wags, etc 286,043 66Hardware 285,142 56Lumber (creosoted) 264,402 83Coal, Wood and Oil for Heating 258,394 56Bailey Bridges 252,367 36Workmen's Compensation 250,085 87Camp Food Supplies 246,305 79Printing Room Expenses 245,660 28Straw 217,947 21Posts (wooden) 208,462 37Gravel 202,365 68Signs 160,932 35Laboratory Equipment 139,971 86Bus Rentals 117,472 52Construction Subways and Overhead Bridges 113,905 29Repairs and Damages to Municipal Roads 1 11,466 74Culverts (cement) 1 10,980 26

H36 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No.


Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc.—Continued

Engineering Equipment 1 10,271 72Electrical Supplies 106,328 98Mobile Telephone Service 104,680 61Joint Ontario Highway Research Programme Contribution 101,027 55Engineering Supplies 98,359 00Posts (steel) 97,989 25Sand 94,986 12Catch Basins, Frames and Grates 92,920 49Advertising 87,331 01Expenses re Department-Owned Rented Property 86,720 46Inspection and Testing 86,706 95Tabulating Machine Rentals 83,179 53Taxes and Drainage Assessments 80,500 97Board and Lodging (paid to contractors, etc.) 76,600 13Teletype Rentals 76,417 05Travelling Expense Sundries 64,610 85Rentals and Storage 59,860 89Survey Monuments 39,689 93Snow Fence 35,410 39Expansion Joints 34,772 10Fares for Employees paid directly to air transportation companies. 32,516 75Camp Equipment 31,601 05Fire Extinguishers and Refills 30,074 70Moving Staff Household Effects 29,479 61Fill and Borrow 25,201 96Labour, Miscellaneous (other than on paylists) 25,183 74Sidewalk Subsidies 22,456 35Buildings 22,273 00Jackhammer Bits 17,681 89Sub Grade Paper 13,807 33Customs Duty 12,832 15Sales Tax 12,530 34First Aid Supplies 8,679 55Burlap and Bags 8,333 74Fares for Employees paid directly to transportation companies

other than air 8,040 74Overtime Meals 6,397 05Creosote Oil and other wood preservatives 3,685 43Wayside Tables 3,630 20Blacksmithing 3,009 35

59,140,663 12Less: Items transferred to other sections 14,699 19

59,125.963 93

A-l Radiator & Glass Service, 4,019.00; A. B. C. Auto Parts, Ltd., 5,547.57;

E. P. Abey, Ltd., 4,034.82; Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd., 410,022.72; AbsoBlue Prints, Ltd., 12,940.17; Acme Bearings & Parts, Ltd., 4,387.12; AcmeElectric Supply Toronto, Ltd., 3,521.41; Acme Planing Mills, 11,483.72; H. G.Acres & Co., Ltd., 56,662.58; Acrow Canada, Ltd., 68,756.69; Active Cartage,Ltd., 8,902.61; J. D. Adams, Co. Ltd., 203,188.50; Addressograph-Multigraphof Canada, Ltd., 3,922.98; Pat Adduono, 7,010.00; Pat Adduono & OsborneHill, 14,265.00; Township of Admaston, 14,101.35; Agricultural Chemicals,Ltd., 19,245.15; Aircraft Marine Products of Canada, Ltd., 3,934.58; LeoAlarie & Sons, Ltd., 29,598.61; Township of Albion, 39,436.80; Alchem, Ltd.,

12,668.67; J. F. Alcock, 6,771.43; Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway-

Co., 13,065.83; Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd., 70,906.83; Allatt Tractor Parts Co.,

8,088.99; Allenford Rural Telephone Co., Ltd., 4,077.41; Alleway & Bedford,Ltd., 3,800.86; Allied Chemical Canada, Ltd., 1,195,422.71; Al's Tire Service,

5,215.49; Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd., 7,662.81; Ambler & Courtney,16,449.01; American Coleman of Canada, Ltd., 63,027.21; Amherst Quarries,

Ltd., 14,904.25; Anaconda Iron Ore Ontario, Ltd., 452,463.87; Township of

Ancaster, 4,430.20; D. Anderson, 5,162.98; S. Anglin Co., Ltd., 9,356.62; ArnieA. Annala, 4,306.11; Apeco of Canada, Ltd., 5,552.63; L. & G. Arcand Bros.,

Ltd., 20,216.35; Armco Drainage & Metal Products of Canada, Ltd., 355,832.87;

A. Armstrong, 44,198.10; Armstrong Bros. Co., Ltd., 197,353.52; Geo. Arm-strong Co., Ltd., 3,636.46; Vernon Armstrong, 3,987.75; Township of Assiginack,

24,451.98; Associated Geotechnical Services, Ltd., 22,089.45; Township of




Atikokan 4,880.21; W. S. Atkins & Associates, Ltd., 5,612.47; Atlas CopcoCanada, Ltd., 4,942.09; Atlas Polar Co., Ltd., 4,678.20; Township of Augusta,13,215.43; Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd., 3,994.58; Automotive Hardware,Ltd., 3,685.65;

B.P. Canada, Ltd., 9,893.29; N. Babbs, 4,688.81; Bailey Construction Co., Ltd.

4,960.78; Elwood Baldwin, 5,820.60; Ball Construction Co., Ltd., 4,861.30

W. L. Ballentine Co., Ltd., 400,799.73; Bancroft Lumber, Ltd., 6,803.44

Township of Bangor, Wicklow and McClure, 4,443.85; Barratt Spun ConcretePoles, Ltd., 7,579.50; City of Barrie, 23,002.10; Bartlett's Auto Electric, Ltd.,

3,778.31; Township of Bathurst, 13,572.71; Robert Batty, 4,030.40; FrankBaumgartner, 7,990.60; G. A. Baun, 6,549.81; M. L. Baxter, Ltd., 165,123.69;K. J. Beamish Construction Co., Ltd., 13,916.17; Norman Beauvais, 6,813.15;Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., 49,332.75; W. C. Becker Equipment Co., Ltd.,

8,456.21; E. S. Beechie, 6,355.60; E. M. Beemer, 9,728.16; Burns Beharriell,

7,316.25; B. J. Bell, 5,597.04; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 774,611.07; W. G.Bell, 4,076.49; City of Belleville, 9,379.80; Township of Belmont and Methuen,6,354.65; Bemis Bros. Bag Co., 11,486.95; J. Bennett, 3,899.31; W. B. BennettPaving, Ltd., 12,212.82; Bergman & Nelson, Ltd., 9,763.48; Bert's Auto Supply,Ltd., 13,419.80; Bestpipe, Ltd., 77,444.30; Bethlehem Steel Export Corp.,

122,190.06; Township of Beverly, 3,551.85; C. W. Bierworth & Son, Ltd.,

5,822.98; Donald A. Bilmer, 4,436.05; H. Curry Bishop, 5,923.85; P. A. Black-burn, 8,516.98; Jas. G. Blain Estate, 4,680.00; C. Blais, 4,073.55; Township of

Blenheim, 17,800.76; Block & Anderson Canada, Ltd., 5,588.59; F. Board,5,880.43; John Bodick, 3,914.75; W. E. Bolan, 7,920.99; Bole's Feeds, Ltd.,

8,638.48; Elmer Bolton, 3,814.80; Border Supply, 4,031.39; Township of

Bosanquet, 23,716.43; Samuel Bosnick, 3,998.60; Osias Boucher, 4,637.30;Pat Boutin, 20,592.92; Anthony Bowman, Ltd., 5,124.79; Boyles Bros. Drilling

Eastern, Ltd., 7,423.36; Town of Bracebridge, 96,155.87; Town of Bradford,4,466.84; Brake Drum & Shoe Service, Ltd., 4,180.42; Town of Brampton,16,377.66; City of Brantford, 11,782.79; Brantford Coach & Body, Ltd.,

126,030.25; Brantford-Holan, Ltd., 112,645.00; Donald Brault, 4,381.29;Brennan Paving Co., Ltd., 8,327.99; J. A. Brisson & Sons, Ltd., 6,732.10;British American Oil Co., Ltd., 2,262,992.67; Town of Brockville, 28,330.64;K. R. Brooks, Ltd., 10,767.35; Ernest Broten, 7,922.57; Township of Brougham,7,073.36; H. E. Brown Supply Co., Ltd., 25,258.17; County of Bruce, 209,786.20;Charles Brunet, 4,296.40; Charles Bruning Co. (Canada), Ltd., 45,197.76;G. H. Buchanan, 4,502.15; Budd Instruments, Ltd., 16,228.00; Budden & WeirConstruction, 4,941.41; Building Products, Ltd., 81,732.03; Bulk Carriers, Ltd.,

8,679.60; B. Bunten, 5,016.68; Burlington Public Utilities Commission, 11,605.76;Burlington Steel Co., Ltd., 803,144.96; Town of Burlington, 8,929.60; Burns& Co., Ltd., 12,676.03; Burroughs Adding Machine of Canada, Ltd., 30,266.28;R. G. Burrows, 8,569.43; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries, 46,976.75; H. C.Burton Co., Ltd., 7,983.81; Robert Bury & Co. Canada, Ltd., 6,233.83; Z. J.Byblow, 5,568.71;

C L M Industries Division of McGraw-Edison (Canada), Ltd., 16,630.73; AlvinCaldwell, 6,710.00; Township of Caledon, 6,405.60; T. O. Callon, 6,760.78;Township of Camden East, 14,975.67; Marshall Campbell, 17,300.70; N. B.Campbell, 6,376.98; Robert Campbell, 4,259.88; T. D. Campbell, 4,322.30;Canada Cement Co., Ltd., 1,440,427.61; Canada Creosoting Co., Ltd., 84,694.76;Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd., 7,300.85; Canada Culvert Co., Ltd.,

146,487.22; Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd., 44,242.66; Canada Linseed Oil Mills,

Ltd., 9,990.13; Canada Packers, Ltd., 48,343.67; Canada Wire & Cable Co.,Ltd., 25,388.42; Canadian Bearings, Ltd., 7,527.58; Canadian Bitumuls Co.,Ltd., 240,567.88; Canadian Duff-Norton Co., Ltd., 3,904.29; Canadian Fair-banks-Morse Co., Ltd., 8,047.59; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., 36,239.21

;

Canadian Industries, Ltd., 279,064.39; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd.,

9,861.51; Canadian Liquid Air Co., Ltd., 11,629.32; Canadian Longyear, Ltd.,

36,892.26; Canadian Marietta Ontario, Ltd., 3,917.99; Canadian MotorolaElectronics, Ltd., 14,437.52; Canadian National Express, 39,237.61; CanadianNational Railways, 279,672.58; Canadian National Telegraphs, 66,596.05;Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 291,624.65; Canadian Pacific Express Co.,

27,120.94; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 182,473.82; Canadian Pacific RailwayCo., Communications Department, 15,300.60; Canadian Petrofina, Ltd.,

63,927.81; Canadian Pittsburgh Industries, Ltd., 14,565.67; Canadian Salt

Co., Ltd., 1,370,558.80; Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd., 91,037.46; CapitalConstruction Equipment, Ltd., 10,907.08; John Carew Lumber Co., Ltd.,

6.873.46; County of Carleton, 115,410.30; Town of Carleton Place, 43,203.90;




Oscar Carlson, 3,553.00; Carman Construction, Ltd., 11,461.01; CarmichaelAgencies, 6,840.00; Roger Carmody, 3,961.10; Ozias Caron and Elzeor Caron,3,780.00; Carrington Lumber & Builders' Supply, Ltd., 17,687.94; J. G.Carrothers, 4,483.50; Carsen Instruments, Ltd., 4,884.83; Arthur Carson,5,430.60; Fred Carson & Sons, 20,801.05; Carters, Ltd., 3,653.15; CasselmanCo., Ltd., 7,651.25; Castrol Oils Canada, Ltd., 7,917.62; Caswell ConstructionCo., Ltd., 8,066.64; Cataphote (Canada), Ltd., 49,330.04; R. E. Catton, 9,091.39;Cayuga Quarries, Ltd., 11,531.38; Laurence Cazaly, 16,331.40; Elmer Ceaser,4,090.60; Cecchetto & Sons, Ltd., 6,757.94; Cedarvale Tree Experts, Ltd.,3,570.00; Central Chevrolet Toronto, Ltd., 3,847.81; Central Scientific Co.of Canada, Ltd., 3,605.16; W. R. Chapman Auto Electric, Ltd., 6,008.20;Chaudane Gas Co., Ltd., 3,668.31; Chemical Specialties Association, 12,330.00;Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co., 6,114.78, Township of Chinguacousy,155,127.70; Chipman Chemicals, Ltd., 15,192.00; Township of Chisholm,21,168.63; Chown, Ltd., 6,457.67; Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Ltd.,242,082.07; L. Churchill Construction, 7,101.28; Churchley Tree Service,3,965.10; Cities Service Oil Co., Ltd., 66,840.37; S. S. Clapperton, 46,009.90;Township of Clarendon and Miller, 34,869.52; Clarke, Lackstrom & Maxted,11,404.45; Clemmer Welding & Mfg., Ltd., 4,906.98; Cobourg Public Utilities

Commission, 3,589.66; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 402,904.78; CochraneHardware Western, Ltd., 5,541.66; Cochrane Public Utilities Commission,12,898.63; Town of Cochrane, 5,676.15; A. A. Cockburn, 5,076.91; CockshuttFarm Equipment, Ltd., 32,079.75; D. Colbourne, 4,881.49; Township of Col-chester South, 6,164.00; Cole Haulage & Construction Co., Ltd., 3,606.94;Town of Collingwood, 20,709.55; Compressed Air Equipment, Ltd., 32,419.87;Conbrad, Ltd., 6,896.00; Concrete Pipe, Ltd., 59,214.78; Connelly Motors,3,577.26; Consolidated Engines & Machinery Co., Ltd., 6,966.54; ConsolidatedSand & Gravel, Ltd., 4,442.48; Construction Chemicals, Ltd., 5,500.43; Con-struction Equipment Co., Ltd., 20,332.68; Consumers' Gas Co., 32,986.88;Contractors Machinery & Equipment, Ltd., 22,917.54; Contractors Service,Ltd., 78,631.84; B. G. Cook, 8,091.74; Theodore Cooney, 8,748.94; A. Cope& Sons, Ltd., 9,032.11; E. J. Corbett, 5,452.31; City of Cornwall, 9,102.07;Cornwall Gravel Co., Ltd., 3,575.30; Township of Cornwall, 17,049.62; Robt.Corriveau, 8,251.71; Corrugated Pipe Co., Ltd., 107,176.94; Jos. Cote, 4,769.39;

Jas. Couch, 4,946.00; Jas. Cowan & Co., Ltd., 10,976.05; M. F. Cox, 3,901.84;Craig Bit Co., Ltd., 10,534.52; Crane, Ltd., 7,843.74; Crawford Machine &Foundry, Ltd., 14,026.50; Truman Creasor, 13,459.28; W. B. Crombie, 9,700.00;Geo. W. Crothers, Ltd., 151,492.09; Ed. Crowe Tire Sales, Ltd., 3,739.01;Crown Lumber Co., 3,862.84; Croydon Construction, Ltd., 20,293.81; BoyceCunnington, 3,867.68; Curran & Briggs, Ltd., 6,867.71; Currie Products, Ltd.,

5,243.28; Cutting, Ltd., 4,618.04;

D. C. B. Gravel Co., Ltd., 6,619.95; D. S. Lumber Co., 6,332.13; Daily CommercialNews, Ltd., 10,778.75; Dalewood Transport, Ltd., 10,350.70; Township of

Dalhousie and Sherbrooke, North, 5,226.20; W. B. Dalton & Sons, Ltd.,

14,479.53; J. A. Dandy, 3,755.09; Township of Darling, 9,714.18; Davey TreeExpert Co. of Canada, Ltd., 7,375.05; R. Davidson, 6,308.43; Davis TelephoneCo., Ltd., 8,888.25; Thos. Deady, 4,595.00; B. W. Deane & Co., 6,615.85; JohnDeere, Ltd., 11,135.79; A. Degraaf, 6,201.66; Deleuw, Cather & Co. of Canada,Ltd., 716,365.50; Harold C. Deline, 4,397.00; Dell's Auto Electric, Ltd., 3,955.35;Deluxe Transportation, Ltd., 7,778.75; Township of Denbigh, Abinger andAshby, 13,228.15; John Denysek, 3,754.50; Township of Derby, 36,876.83;

J. J. Desrochers, 5,424.77; Devilbiss Canada, Ltd., 5,355.45; Dibblee Construc-tion Co., Ltd., 47,681.26; Gordon Dickson Equipment, Ltd., 4,457.18; DictaphoneCorp., Ltd., 8,516.17; M. M. Dillon & Co., Ltd., 27,035.68; Disher Farrand,Ltd., 5,444.73; Dominion Aluminum Fabricating, Ltd., 28,522.04; DominionBridge Co., Ltd., 5,111.65; Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co.,

206,653.81; Dominion Catering Co., Ltd., 18,722.80; Dominion Road MachinerySales Co., Ltd., 49,243.14; Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd., 12,121.24; DominionSoil Investigation, Ltd., 17,631.71; Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd., 39,561.99;Dominion Tire Stores, Division of Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd., 23,948.87;Donald Inspection, Ltd., 32,099.78; Donald Ropes & Wire Cloth, Ltd., 17,126.57;B. A. Donaldson, 5,674.35; H. F. Donegan, 4,965.70; C. Donnelly, 6,736.42;

Dow Chemical of Canada, Ltd., 73,440.65; Dow's Auto Electric, Ltd., 4,098.11;Eric Downer Interiors, 3,840.45; Willie Doyon, 7,049.25; E. G. Druery, 7,459.75;

Drummond, McCall & Co., Ltd., 19,278.70; Dubreuil Bros., Ltd., 6,143.10;

Duke Lawn Equipment, Ltd., 29,450.94; Rene Dumais, 4,753.69; Noble Dumont,4,417.44; Township of Dungannon, 13,737.80; Dunlop Canada, Ltd., 23,751.60;

Dupont of Canada, Ltd., 85,332.60; Duro-Test Electric, Ltd., 5,091.07;




Eastern Scale Works, Ltd., 12,142.82; Eastern Steel Products, Ltd., 70,504.89;Emerson Easton, 3,629.50; William Eckensviller, 3,572.14; J. A. Edgerton,Ltd., 3,769.84; G. L. Edwards, 5,533.51; Jack H. Edwards, Ltd., 3,521.50;Township of Edwardsburgh, 113,947.93; Electrovert, Ltd., 3,611.15; County of

Elgin, 63,258.64; Township of Elizabethtown, 3,583.26; Elliott Mobile MixCo., Ltd., 3,623.75; J. E. Ellis, 5,175.88; Township of Elmsley South, 11,993.84;R. J. Emo, 4,730.63; Equipment Sales & Service, Ltd., 15,160.13; R. BlakeErwin & Associates, 61,757.08; Esco, Ltd., 6,687.29; A. O. Este, 8,224.40;Township of Etobicoke, 5,854.59; European Industrial Products, Ltd.,

366,091.10; Eutectic Welding Alloys Co. of Canada, Ltd., 9,271.48; A. F.

Everest, 6,999.29; Duff Evers, 10,199.55; Steve Eyolfson, 6,269.25;

Fahralloy Canada, Ltd., 15,791.27; Fairbank Lumber Co., Ltd., 26,753.48;Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd., 6,962.15; Fielding Construction Sudbury,Ltd., 18,534.30; D. E. Finlay, 6,627.50; Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada,Ltd., 49,953.53; J. A. Fisher, 3,840.23; Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 6,986.99;Fitzsimmons Fruit Co., Ltd., 5,531.76; Flex-O-Lite of Canada, Ltd., 20,073.20;Flintkote Co. of Canada, Ltd., 187,614.97; Township of Flos, 30,156.35; J. D.Flynn, 6,548.11; Food Basket, 4,877.46; Constance Forbes, 4,547.03; ForbesReady-Mix & Building Materials, 5,948.13; Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

465,000.02; Forest Valley Lumber, Ltd., 6,525.30; Town of Fort Erie, 5,399.76;Fort Garry Tire & Auto Supplies, 5,493.87; City of Fort William, 30,391.67;Fort York Construction Co., Ltd., 10,844.78; Foundation Co. of Ontario,Ltd., 200,411.18; Foundation of Canada Engineering, Corp., Ltd., 508,936.92;Fowler Construction Co., Ltd., 65,359.17; D. B. Fowler, 7,648.00; W. L. Fowler,7,314.65; Franceschini Bros. Construction, Ltd., 3,998.80; Frankel Steel Con-struction, Ltd., 66,091.33; Franki of Canada, Ltd., 9,477.03; J. F. Fraser,

6,188.52; Township of Fredericksburgh South, 19,080.58; Frontenac AutoElectric Service, 12,847.95; County of Frontenac, 121,767.97; Frost Steel &Wire Co., Ltd., 147,314.77; Fullarton Properties, Ltd., 4,100.00;

G B C Sales & Service, Ltd., 6,771.19; G. P. Footwear of United Rubber, 5,356.00;Herbert Galbraith, 5,518.55; Townships of Galway and Cavendish, 4,521.41;Gamble-Robinson, Ltd., 20,372.38; Gananoque Electric Light & Water SupplyCo., Ltd., 54,262.29; Town of Gananoque, 26,804.96; Garage Supply Co., Ltd.',

4,142.78; Garage Supply Hamilton, Ltd., 7,370.77; Gardner-Denver Co. Canada,Ltd., 8,038.87 ; L. E. Gatien , 3,682.35 ; Leo Gauthier, 12,41 1 .50 ; Rolland Gauthier,7,657.62; Leo Gauvreau, 6,173.68; General Auto Parts, 7,374.89; General MotorsProducts of Canada, Ltd., 119,759.76; General Supply Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

95,323.15; General Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd., 9,365.51; General Wire& Cable Co., Ltd., 5,095.67; Geocon, Ltd., 112,505.60; Gestetner (Canada),Ltd., 4,073.45; Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners, 7,197.44; Gibb, Underwood& McLellan, 18,000.00; Alex R. Gibson, 6,833.75; Gibson Motors, Ltd., 3,728.76;Giffels & Vallet of Canada, Ltd., 121,696.91; D. Gilders, 3,934.56; H. A. Giles,

8,197.57; D. Gillis, 9,383.51; Gillis & Warren, Ltd., 6,091.69; Paul Girard Co.,Ltd., 11,124.28; Township of Glackmeyer, 9,818.52; Glendale Mobile Homes,Ltd., 44,732.20; Glenview Terraces, Ltd., 22,723.50; Glidden Co., Ltd., 14,812.74;Globe & Mail, Ltd., 32,262.60; Leon Gobeil, 7,109.92; H. Q. Golder & Associate,Ltd., 40,174.47; Andrew Golphy, 3,985.05; G. S. Good, 6,020.08; J. S. Good,4,073.17; J. E. Goodman Sales, Ltd., 29,027.50; B. F. Goodrich Canada, Ltd.,

48,183.07; Goodyear Service Store, 3,909.12; Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of

Canada, Ltd., 70,597.16; J. R. Gorra, 5,476.85; Township of Goulburn, 6,948.24;Gould-Leslie, Ltd., 7,897.00; R. E. Gow, 3,937.48; Township of Gower North,5,400.42; Graham & Graham, Ltd., 20,788.41; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 35,939.03;G. J. Grant, 3,749.28; Grant's Transport, Ltd., 8,127.91; Township of Grattan,24,603.45; Town of Gravenhurst, 63,892.84; J. D. Gray & Son, 3,921.93; GreatLakes Power Co., Ltd., 13,466.78; Great Northern Woods Co., Ltd., 10,204.18;Harold J. Green, 4,854.60; B. Greening Wire Co., Ltd., 22,073.85; H. Gregor,7,908.77; County of Grey, 446,588.58; Grey-Wellington Paving Co., Ltd.,

3,887.31; Townships of Griffith and Matawatchan, 12,434.25; Grinnell Co.of Canada, Ltd., 40,756.01; Wm. Groves, Ltd., 4,460.00; City of Guelph,218,621.88; Guelph Sand & Gravel, Ltd., 3,956.51; D. H. Guerin, 6,005.58;Paul Guiho, 12,335.85; Beatrice Guilbeault, 3,871.33; Township of GwillimburyWest, 19,538.49; Gypsum Lime & Alabastine, Ltd., 3,855.60;

Hacquoil Construction, Ltd., 15,483.06; E. W. Hadley, 28,385.91; HagersvilleQuarries, Ltd., 12,505.94; Village of Hagersville, 8,195.84; Halcosons Construc-tion Co., Ltd., 8,181.44; County of Haldimand, 227,667.41; Haldimand Quarries& Construction, Ltd., 6,356.43; W. G. Hall Equipment, Ltd., 3,756.01; Haloid




Xerox of Canada, Ltd., 4,315.03; Emil Halverson, 4,893.00; Hamilton CementProducts & Supplies, 7,985.11; City of Hamilton, 600,401.40; K. G. Hamilton,6,914.24; Wm. T. Handy, 4,329.00; Thos. Hanlon, 11,328.22; Hanson TransportCo., Ltd., 4,164.69; R. S. Hardy Construction, Ltd., 3,986.81; Larry Hare,4,536.17; Harris Cap & Textiles Co., Ltd., 14,389.25; Jos. Harrison Motorways,Ltd., 18,306.53; County of Hastings, 115,873.84; Harry Hatch, 4,085.55;Town of Hawkesbury, 3,791.11 ; Hawman-Johnston Construction, Ltd., 4,959.90;Hawthorn Hill Rural Telephone Co., Ltd., 6,919.85; Hay Municipal TelephoneSystem, 19,298.20; Harry Hayley & Sons, Ltd., 53,873.45; Hearst LumberCo., 5,988.85; W. J. Hedges, 3,978.92; W. C. Heibein, 3,600.61 ; John T. Hepburn,Ltd., 5,139.05; Township of Herschel, 13,159.07; Hersey Motor Service, Ltd.,

3,911.39; Town of Hespeler, 4,974.36; Hewett, Dinsmore & Milne, 4,994.15;Highway Safety Services, Ltd., 7,230.00; Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd., 10,008.20;Osborne Hill, 5,245.00; S. J. Hill & Sons, Ltd., 12,857.86; Hill the Mover Canada,Ltd., 5,635.94; Township of Hinchinbrooke, 22,084.51; C. Hinsperger, 5,693.97;Hoar Transport Co., Ltd., 21,777.90; W. Hodder & Co., Ltd., 6,207.34; Hogg& Lytle, Ltd., 45,179.28; E. G. Hogg, 5,884.24; Holdcroft Construction Co.,Ltd., 9,747.38; Holden Mfg. Co., Ltd., 3,702.91; Holman Bros. Canada, Ltd.,

3,726.70; Home Lumber, Ltd., 9,591.82; G. S. Hook, 7,317.83; E. A. HortonSales, Ltd., 21,267.07; Houdaille Industries, 85,501.73; Township of Howland,16,694.22; E. S. Hubbell & Sons, Ltd., 127,523.61; Huggard Equipment Co.,Ltd., 8,973.31; Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., 86,925.65; J. J. H. Hunt, 5,515.32;G. K. Hunter, 3,582.61; Hunting Survev Corp., Ltd., 32,491.15; Township of

Huntingdon, 4,993.07; Township of Huntley, 19,234.85; Huntsville PlaningMills, Ltd., 3,752.99; Town of Huntsville, 97,040.72; County of Huron,148,857.36; Huron tario Telephones, Ltd., 5,414.45; Husband Transport, Ltd.,

3,581.37; Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 973,605.41; D. E. & J. C. HutchisonContracting Co., Ltd., 25,226.11; Hydraulic Air & Engineering Co., 6,990.37;Hydro-Electric Commission, Township of Brantford, 5,387.18; Hydro-ElectricCommission, Township of Etobicoke, 9,158.68; Hydro-Electric Commission,Ottawa, 191,420.62; Hydro-Electric Commission, Port Hope, 3,713.65; Hydro-Electric Commission, Township of Toronto, 111,414.92; Hydro-Electric Com-mission, Township of York North, 7,325.59; Hydro-Electric Power Commissionof Ontario, 865,775.06; Hydro-Electric System, Hamilton, 13,742.09; Hydro-Electric System, Sandwich West, 4,285.75;

Ideal Electric (Ontario), Ltd., 10,543.65; Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.,

88,070.31; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 1,831,425.57; Independent Inspection Services,

Ltd., 10,511.69; Town of Ingersoll, 5,374.28; Instruments (1951), Ltd.,

100,404.33; Inter-City Truck Lines, Ltd., 4,830.93; International BusinessMachines Co., Ltd., 130,739.40; International Harvester Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

170,572.09; International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,800.37; InternationalPaints Ontario, Ltd., 11,140.34; Intrusion-Prepakt, Ltd., 40,434.42; Ella Inwood,4,309.25; Guy Isabelle, 7,507.95;

Jackett, W. G. & Sons, Ltd., 4,056.02; Agathe Jacques, 7,523.55; Jerl O. Jetmund-son, 5,403.43; W. L. Jobe, 4,115.63; F. E. Johnston Drilling Co., Ltd., 65,206.26;

R. Johnston Haulage, 3,907.20; D. N. Jones, 6,333.00; Richard Jones, 5,597.11;

A. E. Joslin Machinery & Equipment, Ltd., 6,941.51;

Kaki, Waino, 12,740.70; Kaladar-Northern Telephone System, 14,180.10; KamMotors, Ltd., 6,263.10; Anna Karjalainen, 4,315.20; Jas. R. Kearney Corp.of Canada, Ltd., 4,015.37; W. H. Keeler, Welding, Ltd., 5,105.63; Keenan FenceCo., 5,387.50; Harvey Kehler, 4,674.63; R. A. Kelusky, 9,220.09; Village of

Kemptville, 7,206.93; Kendall Bronze & Iron Works, Ltd., 7,637.50; Townshipof Kennebec, 21,794.26; J. A. P. Kennedy, 7,545.03; Town of Kenora, 9,741.78;

County of Kent, 44,871.65; John A. C. Kernohan, 10,455.12; A. M. Kerr Equip-ment, Ltd., 243,212.38; G. H. Kerr, 6,061.73; J. Logan Kerr Transport, 4,320.15;

Joe Kerr, 3,663.08; W. J. Kett, 8,463.05; Keyes Soo, Ltd., 3,640.01; KeyesSudbury, Ltd., 7,311.23; Keyes Supply Co., Ltd., 12,959.01; Keystone Con-tractors, Ltd., 3,831.08; Walter Kidde & Co. of Canada, Ltd., 3,895.40; KingCity Well Drilling Co., Ltd., 6,328.53; King Paving Co., Ltd., 5,386.48; KingSeagrave, Ltd., 102,093.52; City of Kingston, 3,613.13; Kingston Public Utilities

Commission, 8,186.44; Kingston Shipyards, Division of Canadian Shipbuilding& Engineering, Ltd., 7,394.00; Town of Kingsville, 17,229.00; Kingsway LumberCo., Ltd., 11,774.30; Kirkfield Crushed Stone, Ltd., 14,783.90; Kitchen Overall

& Shirt Co., Ltd., 11,633.61; G. H. Kitelev, 8,394.59; Township of Korah,24,142.65; A. Korchuk, 10,378.05; Jack Kosola, 4,005.94; M. Kostic, 6,387.07;




E. V. Kotala, 4,527.19; Koval Bros., Ltd., 3,941.10; John Kron & Son, Ltd.,

6,502.59; Harold Kuno, 4,040.50;

Labelle, M. J. Co., Ltd., 38,382.08; Labombards Chatham, Ltd., 6,520.29 K. T.Lacarte, 19,031.00; Alphonse Lachance, 7,842.73; Leopold P. Lachance, 5,044.13;Lackie Bros., Ltd. 10,345.13; Lake Ontario Portland Cement Co., Ltd.,

248,003.54; Lake Shore Auto Electric, Ltd., 5,683.11; Lakehead Culvert, Ltd.,

64,321.85; Lakehead Freightways, Ltd., 19,771.51; Lakehead Motors, Ltd.,

5,285.35; Lakeland Dairies, Ltd., 7,212.89; Lakeview Builders Supplies, Ltd.,

5,400.55; County of Lambton, 10,141.14; County of Lanark, 164,976.11; LanarkWood Products, Ltd., 10,158.79; J. R. Lancaster, 6,223.25; Denis Landry,6,051.20; Department of Lands & Forests, Ontario, 6,285.36; Jack Lankinen,4,033.60; Omer Larabie, 4,320.10; Lariviere & Freres, Ltd., 5,485.55; LeoLarouche, 10,567.76; Laughlin, Wyllie & Ufnal, 68,188.63; O. Lautaoja, 3,828.33;Armand Lauzon, 7,401.17; Township of Lavant, 4,904.85; R. E. Law CrushedStone, Ltd., 93,964.02; Glen Lawrence Construction Co., Ltd., 11,923.68;VV. J. Lawrence Sales & Service, 4,248.94; Lazarides, Damas & Smith, Ltd.,

9,005.75; T. O. Lazarides & Associates, Ltd., 37,691.01; Leather Cartage,Ltd., 27,012.10; Lee Equipment Co., 5,184.26; J. D. Lee & Co., Ltd., 28,163.14;United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, 288,665.48; Henry Legault, 3,654.78;

J. A. Lelliott, 5,317.55; County of Lennox and Addington, 69,202.78; Levitt-Safety, Ltd., 24,155.05; Levy Auto Parts Co., Ltd., 16,682.06; Lewis Bros.Hardware, Ltd., 5,510.90; N. C. Lewis, 4,767.23; Limestone Lumber Co., Ltd.,

4,348.66; Town of Lindsay, 7,868.63; Lindstrom & Nilson, Ltd., 13,595.65;Line & Cable Accessories, Ltd., 29,106.72; Liskeard Construction, Ltd., 30,533.19;Town of Listowel, 4,051.76; Little Bros. Ltd., 10,019.34; Township of Lochiel,

17,983.96; City of London, 15,391.00; London Leaseholds, Ltd., 61,675.00;London Steel Construction Co., Ltd., 4,206.13; London Truck Bodies, Ltd.,

5,286.91; H. M. Long, Ltd., 116,552.91; Township of Loughborough, 19,390.75;A. M. Lount & Associates, 23,132.86; L. Reginald Lowe, 5,125.45; D. G. Low-man, 7,747.83; E. Luck, 4,961.29; Village of Lucknow, 11,899.46; Lundy FenceCo., Ltd., 165,500.45; Lutes Cedar & Lumber Co., Ltd., 4,249.70; B. E. Lynch,5,453.05;

M & C Hydraulic Service, 7,147.75; Donald J. MacDonald Construction, Ltd.,

3,793.72; Lockie MacDonald, 3,650.23; MacDonalds Consolidated, Ltd.,

6,936.28; D. J. MacDonell, 6,337.88; MacFarlane Farm Supplies, 3,569.59;Maclsaac Mining & Tunnelling Co., Ltd., 4,655.50; MacKlaim ConstructionCo., Ltd., 89,568.66; MacLean-Hunter Publishing Co., Ltd., 12,127.65; MacLeodConstruction Co., Ltd., 15,333.60; MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell River, Ontario,Ltd., 8,237.27; Township of Madoc, 16,597.25; Manning Automotive & Machine,4,060.55; S. Manol, 6,176.59; J. F. Mantle, 8,358.40; Manvers MunicipalTelephone System, 4,254.80; A. D. Margison & Associates, Ltd., 74,398.12;Margison & Keith, 8,160.05; Gus Marker Block & Tile, Ltd., 9,099.26; Town-ship of Marmora and Lake, 16,236.71; Marnoch Office Supply Co., 30,068.68;W. H. Marr, Ltd., 20,001.18; W. H. Marr Twin City, Ltd., 28,301.09; AlbertMarritt, 3,683.01; Marsh Paving Co., Ltd., 5,914.16; Marshall Consulting& Testing Laboratory, 7,030.19; Marshall, Macklin & Monaghan, Ltd., 57,096.90;T. C. A. Marshall, 7,235.66; George Martell, 4,642.05; G. W. Martin, 6,448.00;W. G. Martin, 7,200.00; Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., 75,850.98; Master BuildersCo., Ltd., 101,434.50; Master Craft Wood Products, Ltd., 7,896.26; N. Mathon,5,167.14; Township of Matilda, 19,837.42; Mattagami Railroad Co., 5,127.00;M. F. Matthewman, 5,834.25; Harold Matthews Sash & Door, Ltd., 4,532.69;H. A. Maxwell, 10,457.00; Harold McCann, 3,964.34; McCormick & Rankin,Ltd., 92,231.12; McCoy Foundry Co., Ltd., 23,316.14; Ray McCullough,5,275.60; McDonald Welding, Ltd., 80,400.93; Ivan McDougall, 25,468.97;N. A. McDougall Construction Manitoulin, Ltd., 207,377.80; Jos. McDowellSales, Ltd., 6,960.38; H. J. McFarland Construction Co., Ltd., 13,567.80;H. B. McGinness, Ltd., 25,956.11; J. J. McGrath, 6,239.28; McHaffie-BirgeConstruction Co., Ltd., 21,419.83; J. Mclntyre, 5,932.57; McKeough SonsCo., Ltd., 3,594.17; McKerlie Automotive, Ltd., 13,416.26; McKinlay Trans-port, Ltd., 18,554.65; McKnight's Haulage Excavators, Ltd., 31,101.26; E. T.McLennan, 6,469.11; McLeod Motors & Equipment, Ltd., 4,045.54; D. G.McMaster, 4,647.34; McMaster Fuels, Ltd., 4,082.28; John McMillan, 4,006.70;Township of McNab, 39,862.68; Gordon McNabb, 5,508.75; McNamara RoadConstruction, Ltd., 24,943.99; A. McPhail, 4,425.55; W. R. Meadows of Canada,Ltd., 9,917.74; Meakins & Sons, Ltd., 4,314.62; Merchants Distributors, Ltd.,16,289.12; W. G. Merrick, 7,360.13; Metro Auto Glass, 3,970.59; County ofMiddlesex, 7,197.14; Township of Middleton, 16,611.96; R. W. Midgley,




8,011.18; R. W. Mighton, Jr., 57,036.30; H. Millar & Son, 4,601.95; HerbMiller, 18,712.79; L. A. Miller, 5,198.38; Miller Paving, Ltd., 155,220.30;G. C. Mills Equipment, Ltd., 36,657.27; R. P. Mills Lumber Co., Ltd., 16,399.00;Milner-Rigsby Co., Ltd., 6,605.90; Minnesota Minerals, Ltd., 21,214.17;Minnesota Mining & Mfg. of Canada, Ltd., 381,273.94; G. Mitchell, 10,834.00;

J. C. Mitchell, 5,169.44; Mitchell & Wilson, Ltd., 3,556.19; Mixed Asphalt &Contractors Supplies, Ltd., 12,214.01; Modern Business Methods, Ltd., 3,725.36;B. Molyneaux, 6,300.63; A. R. Monteith, Ltd., 5,080.00; William Monteith,6,327.15; Moore Business Forms, Ltd., 7,402.12; Moore Municipal TelephoneSystem, 6,939.55; Township of Moore, 5,223.10; Moore's Construction, 5,583.29;Morris Bros., 11,352.69; D. E. Morris, 6,706.56; Morrison, Hershfield, Millman& Huggins, Ltd., 9,335.59; Motorways Ontario, Ltd., 4,675.08; Walter Moulton,3,796.62; Mount Dennis Welding, Ltd., 18,275.71; Township of Mountain,13,450.19; Robt. Muir, 5,626.35; Mulder Canada, Ltd., 31,168.92; D. Murphy,3,524.00; Murphy-Deacon-Manor Co., Ltd., 4,926.40; Muskoka Auto Parts,

Ltd., 11,738.01; Muskoka Construction, Ltd., 23,000.44; Muskoka Oil Products,Ltd., 11,646.92;

N-T Steel (Canada), 4,639.87; Nadeau's Supermarket, Ltd., 4,076.73; Napanee& Deseronto Rural Telephone System, 4,640.73; National Cash Register Co.of Canada, Ltd., 21,982.17; National Machine Products, Ltd., 6,391.31; NationalSewer Pipe, Ltd.. 7,652.32; John & Mac Neilson, 3,651.82; Nelson CrushedStone, Ltd., 7,332.43; Township of Nepean, 18,969.68; New Dryden LumberCo., Ltd., 4,093.94; Town of New Liskeard, 3,999.40; J. J. Newlands, 5,805.00;Newton Fuels, 5,700.60; Niagara Brand Chemicals, 4,157.05; Niagara Falls

Bridge Commission, 28,943.52 ; City of Niagara Falls, 14,333.09; Niagara FoundryCo., Ltd., 5,084.00; Niagara Packers, Ltd., 8,430.51; Nichols & Taylor Equip-ment Supply, 5,801.30; Nipissing Construction Co., Ltd., 6,903.89; NordicSteel Products Co., Ltd., 3,951.87; County of Norfolk, 513,254.23; NorthAmerican Lumber & Supply Co., Ltd., 4,162.38; North Bay Auto Electric,

Ltd., 5,233.37; North Bay Auto Supply, Ltd., 12,272.39; City of North Bay,8,653.75; North Bay Masonic Temple, Ltd., 10,500.00; North Bay Motor Sales,

Ltd., 5,753.08; North Star Oil, Ltd., 15,744.10; Northern Auto Supply Co.,

Ltd., 3,971.33; Northern Canada Supply, Ltd., 10,769.75; Northern Electric

Co., Ltd., 97,776.27; Northern Engineering & Supply Co., Ltd., 14,043.57;

Northern Superior Propane, Ltd., 3,687.08; Northern Telephone, Ltd., 35,950.19;Northern Wood Preservers, Ltd., 149,202.81; Northland Contractors, 5,213.65;

United Counties of Northumberland and Durham, 440,718.72; Township of

Nottawasaga, 6,640.45; Nuclear-Chicago Corp., 11,747.75;

Oberling, H. M., 4,358.48; J. N. O'Hagan, 5,371.60; B. M. O'Hare, 69,120.34;

Geo. Olar, 6,711.05; Ross Oliver, 9,785.21; W. G. Oliver, 3,951.99; Clifford

Olmstead, 20,007.97; W. H. Olsen Mfg. Co., Ltd., 36,088.00; Ontario AutoParts Supply Co., Ltd., 13,609.47; Ontario Business Equipment, 5,437.79;

County of Ontario, 306,633.24; Ontario Culvert & Metal Products, Ltd.,

105,939.42; Ontario Equipment & Supply, Ltd., 63,482.05; Ontario NorthlandRailwav, 24,013.26; Ontario Plant Foods, Ltd., 9,392.63; Ontario Seed Cleaners& Dealers, Ltd., 40,428.40; Ontario Stress-Crete, Ltd., 4,629.26; Onway Con-struction Co., Ltd., 13,755.33; Town of Orillia, 205,830.62; Gerald O'Shaugh-nessy, Ltd., 59,179.28; Township of Oso, 27,370.22; G. Oster, 9,481.68; City of

Ottawa, 234,170.87; Ottawa Gas, 7,341.73; Owl-Lite Equipment, Ltd., 6,241.97;

Oxford Telephone Co., Ltd, 10,042.00; Township of Oxford East, 5,484.37;

Pakenham, Township of, 14,226.39; Wm. Pallot, 3,882.88; Township of Palmerstonand Canonto North and South, 36,898.49; Parent Bros., 4,434.09; Paris Public

Utilities Commission, 15,963.64; Town of Paris, 7,005.67; C. C. Parker &Associates, Ltd., 72,126.11; C. C. Parker & Parsons Brinckerhoff, Ltd.,

174,476.15; Parry Sound Auto Parts Co., Ltd., 17,912.26; Elmer Pasanen,

22,319.33; A. Patterson, 4,366.60; P. Pavlin, 6,798.30; Herve Payant, 7,378.19;

Paynes Service Station, 4,136.95; Peace Bridge Brokerage, Ltd., 4,636.55;

Peacock & McQuigge, Ltd., 3,843.98; Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd., 68,870.78;

Pedlar People, Ltd., 252,314.09; Peel Construction Co., Ltd., 13,673.51; Countyof Peel, 79,617.30; Wilfrid Pelletier, 4,143.48; Town of Pembroke, 15,800.90;

Peninsula Lumber & Supplies, Ltd., 12,511.57; M. L. Perk, 5,328.75; Perkin-

Elmer Canada, Ltd., 18,739.23; Permanent Transit-Mix Concrete, Ltd.,

5,389.76; Arthur Perreault, 3,507.43; Adrien Perron, 3,425.86; County of Perth,

384,986.95; Peterborough Automotive Supply, Ltd., 11,679.38; County of

Peterborough, 142,751.37; E. M. Peto Associates, Ltd., 27,040.98; Phillips &Gavin, 6,462.44; Philmar Industrial Equipment & Supply Co., 5,313.27; Phoenix




Mfg. Co., 10,984.20; Photostat Corp., 4,617.35; Pick Timber Co., Ltd., 5,512.97;

W. J. Pickard, Ltd., 6,150.03; Dallyn Pickens, 4,178.00; Pigott ConstructionCo., Ltd., 26,024.97; Pioneer Construction Co., Ltd., 17,447.39; Pirelli Cables,

Conduits, Ltd., 4,522.00; Pitney-Bowes of Canada, Ltd., 6,112.95; Townshipof Pittsburgh, 26,299.70; Plested Equipment, Ltd., 6,634.94; L. J. Poirier,

7,627.15; Pollard Bros., Ltd., 3,947.39; Jas. F. Pollard, 5,734.45; Wm. Pollock

& Son, Ltd., 17,476.01; R. C. Pook, 6,479.72; Arthur Pope, 12,385.42; City of

Port Arthur, 8,100.00; Town of Port Hope, 5,874.75; Postmasters, 31,549.40;Arcade Poulin, 6,825.17; Eugene Poulin, 3,756.25; Pounder Bros., 8,563.77;

Poutanen Haulage, 5,827.85; Powco Steel Products, Ltd., 6,897.35; PowellEquipment Co., Ltd., 18,964.35; Powerlite Devices, Ltd., 50,200.17; Prentice

Roads & Excavating, Ltd., 76,168.38; United Counties of Prescott and Russell,

193,680.13; Town of Prescott, 27,297.53; County of Prince Edward, 88,888.48;Proctor & Redfern, 147,794.69; Department of Public Works, Ontario, 11,740.02;

Pyrotenax of Canada, Ltd., 11,282.99;

Queen's Printer, 532,950.42; Queen's University, 45,082.47;

Racey, MacCallum & Associates, Ltd., 28,408.79; Radex Automotive, Ltd.,

4,845.90; Township of Raglan, 9,554.00; j. Raitt, 4,297.19; Daniel Rankin,3,633.75; Ranta Bros., 6,368.50; B. M. Rathwell, 5,470.01; Paul Rawluk,4,836.63; Ray-Gordon, Ltd., 4,499.84; Ravner Construction, Ltd., 29,426.09;Receiver General of Canada, 21,752.86; Recordak of Canada, Ltd., 108,996.34;Redi-Set Business Forms, Ltd., 5,158.09; Reed, Shaw & McNaught, 9,627.37;

Reid Beans & Seeds, Ltd., 11,021.50; Remington Rand, Ltd., 20,220.14; CorneliusRempel & Annie Rempel, 15,188.53; W. B. Revell, 27,072.59; Revere Electrical

Distributors, Ltd., 7,243.04; J. Risdon, 7,275.81; Riverside ConstructionCo., Ltd., 5,398.82; Roads Resurfacing Co., Ltd., 4,218.91; K. A. Roberts,8,864.75; C. Robertson, 5,080.33; Robertsteel (Canada), Ltd., 278,802.58;Robinson Ellwood, Ltd., 50,592.98; Rock Drill Rod Co., Ltd., 7,105.51; RocktonHotel, Ltd., 4,387.90; H. Roeser, 4,921.98; Rosco Metal Products, Ltd.,

73,408.68; Rosco Metal & Roofing Products, Ltd., 344,740.46; J. M. Roulston,7,038.08; Ralph Rowe, 3,805.15; Camille Roy, 7,212.60; Royal Metal Mfg.Co., Ltd., 5,622.35; Royel Paving, Ltd., 14,405.20; Russel-Hipwell Engines,Ltd., 35,996.77; Russell Willis & Crispo, Ltd., 13,031.91; Russelsteel, Ltd.,

6,489.11; A. L. Ryan, 6,178.95; J. H. Ryder Machinery, Ltd., 4,650.47; W. A.Ryder Paving, Ltd., 13,735.77; D. S. Ryding, 4,300.30;

Sadinsky Bros., Ltd., 3,909.68; Safety Supply, Co.. 19,485.23; F. St. Aubin,6,224.75; City of St. Catharines, 7,838.96; St. Lawrence Cement Co., 404,664.14;St. Lawrence Seaway Authority, 62,302.99; St. Mary's Cement Co., Ltd.,

313,290.12; Town of St. Mary's, 8,146.12; Ronald St. Pierre, 7,384.38; St.

Remy Motor Service, Ltd., 4,154.65; P. Salna, 10,001.80; Samuel Son & Co.,

Ltd., 5,035.87; Township of Sandwich South, 13,574.01; Sanitation Equipment,Ltd., 7,170.98; Oiva Santala, 8,125.40; City of Sarnia, 9,523.59; Township of

Saugeen, 11,804.04; Sawyer-Massey Division of the Ford-Smith Machine Co.,

Ltd., 26,752.49; Township of Scarboro, 6,357.43; R. J. Schaefer, 5,703.22;R. A. Schan, 5,728.58; J. M. Schneider, Ltd., 6,802.84; R. G. Schultz, 4,524.60;Schwenger Construction, Ltd., 8,450.00; Lindsay Scott (Hamilton), Ltd.,

3,651.27; Lindsay Scott Paint & Supplies, Ltd., 6,835.95; Scythes & Co., Ltd.,

14,752.68; Seaforth Sewer Tile, Ltd., 3,589.67; Howard Sears, 10,268.87; JohnG. Sedore, Ltd., 13,813.00; Seeley & Arnill Construction, 9,334.63; G. F. Seeley& Son, Ltd., 5,361.26; Seiberling Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd., 13,030.47; ShawMilling, Ltd., 29,461.43; M. J. Sheedy, 9,984.96; Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

737,625.33; Sherbrooke Paper Products, Ltd., 3,738.64; Sheridan EquipmentCo., Ltd., 81,069.27; Sheridan Equipment, Ltd., 33,737.79; Sherman Sand& Gravel, Ltd., 6,423.04; Sherwin Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd., 180,264.81;D. B. Shier, 6,567.59; Shoup Electronics, Inc., 9,160.00; Sicard Equipment,Ltd., 7,888.96; Sifto Salt 1960, Ltd., 1,260,796.17; Mel Silver, 6,388.05; Countyof Simcoe, 399,515.36; Simkin's Construction Co., Ltd., 3,884.97; Simpson& Taylor, 16,506.70; J. Sinclair, 3,711.92; W. Sippola, 3,873.02; J. R. Skidmore,9,642.37; J. J. Skinner, 4,596.55; Slater's Auto Electric, Ltd., 7,652.16; SmithBros., 5,715.00; Smith & Chappie, Ltd., 4,391.12; L. C. Smith, 6,748.75; Town-ship of Smith, 40,108.38; Smith Transport, Ltd., 6,026.97; Smiths ConstructionCo., Ltd., 4,502.22; Robert Smuck, 7,155.60; Bruce Sohm, 3,653.11; Soo-Security Motorways, Ltd., 4,265.60; Sorel Steel Foundries, Ltd., 11,797.05;Spadoni Bros., Ltd., 8,828.74; J. L. Springett, 5,153.86; Spruce Falls Power& Paper Co., Ltd., 67,357.98; Spruce Motors Co., Ltd., 7,922.17; Stainton OfficeSupply, Ltd., 48,078.56; Stamford Public Utilities Commission, 5,090.18;

H44 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No, 1



Standard Motor Replacements, Ltd., 5,239.73; Standard Paving, Ltd., 33,317.55;Standard Wire & Cable, Ltd., 11,327.48; Stan-Don Automotive Supplies,5,948.20; Chas. Stapleton, 4,477.35; J. F. Stapleton, 5,712.96; Star Transfer,Ltd., 11,313.41; Steel Building Sales 1960, Ltd., 9,295.00; Steel Co. of Canada,Ltd., 1,241,189.80; Steinman, Boynton, Gronquist & London, 5,555.00; J. D.Stephenson, 3,588.43; G. F. Sterne & Sons, Ltd., 20,323.10; D. C. Stevens,5,064.14; E. B. Stevenson, 8,800.82; Gordon Stewart, 3,816.74; Harold StewartConstruction Co., Ltd., 41,038.28; William Stone Co., 22,347.20; F. A. Stone-house & Son, Ltd., 23,086.35; United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen-garry, 68,464.72; Stouffville Sand & Gravel, Ltd., 3,754.71; R. Strang, 11,536.95;City of Stratford, 69,546.17; Stratoflex of Canada Inc., 4,657.42; Studebaker-Packard of Canada, Ltd., 12,310.80; Sturgeons, Ltd., 9,598.48; Sullivan Bros.,

4,568.38; B. Summers, 6,236.80; Sumner Equipment, Ltd., 6,299.88; SunOil Co., Ltd., 34,098.60; Sunderland Telephone Co., Ltd., 3,816.21; Super Motor& Electric, Ltd., 8,979.11; Superior Bear-Fish Lodge, 4,893.95; Superior Pro-pane, Ltd., 9,850.96; Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd., 143,198.91; SupremeAluminum Industries, Ltd., 4,133.43; Surveying & Drawing Supply Co., Ltd.,43,688.23; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 38,480.96; B. G. Syme, 5,676.88; J. Syme,6,344.41;

T & T Excavators, 4,509.75; R. J. Tafe, 3,528.77; Taggart Service, Ltd., 8,963.22;Jack Tanner, 5,162.01; Township of Tarentorus, 41,167.22; Tatnall Measuring& Nuclear Systems, Ltd., 4,640.00; Bert Taylor, 53,174.15; Geo. Taylor Hard-ware, Ltd., 11,188.15; Taylor Hardware Sales Temiskaming, Ltd., 5,567.61;

J. E. Taylor Contracting, 24,527.56; Taymouth Industries, Ltd., 12,919.39;Tech Reproduction, Ltd., 9,030.70; Technique & Construction Inc., 25,085.60;Telegram Publishing Co., Ltd., 5,743.40; Telephone City Gravel Co., Ltd.,

5,708.83; Tellurometer Canada, Ltd., 7,573.00; Temagami Garage, 4,541.16;S. B. Ternan, 6,436.68; Township of Terrace Bay, 5,707.69; R. F. TetreaultConstruction, Ltd., 8,150.92; Texaco Canada, Ltd., 242,334.63; ThomasElectrical Supplies, Ltd., 3,758.16; Francis Thomas, 7,108.73; Thompson,Ahern & Co., 6,435.67; Thompson Crushed Stone & Gravel, Ltd., 6,361.62;Thousand Islands Bridge Authority, 4,040.70; Thunder Bay Bearings, Ltd.,

8,057.34; Thunder Bay Co-operative Dairy, Ltd., 4,488.40; Tilbury PublicUtilities Commission, 3,939.15; Town of Tilbury, 31,735.48; Tillings Windows,Ltd., 4,783.30; Tilson Bros., 7,023.50; Timber Structures Division of Foldaway,Furniture, Ltd., 37,635.00; Township of Tiny, 39,004.16; Tire Chains & Acces-sories, Ltd., 4,235.77; J. H. Tondeur, 7,133.10; Township of Torbolton, 28,570.04;A. L. Torgis & Son, Ltd., 11,774.89; Torgis Auto, Ltd., 7,422.95; TorontoElevators, Ltd., 9,431.09; Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, 693,377.81;Toronto-Peterborough Transport Co., Ltd., 7,717.09; Toronto Star, Ltd.,

5,695.10; Township of Toronto, 15,394.98; Toronto Transit Commission,117,295.10; Toronto & York Roads Commission, 44,994.15; R. B. Tosh, 4,574.12;Towland Construction, Ltd., 14,818.65; Towle Cliff, Ltd., 5,188.95; Townshipof Trafalgar, 9,759.04; Trans-Canada Air Lines, 18,196.74; Trans-NorthernPipe Line Co., 38,068.37; Trans-Provincial Freight Carriers, Ltd., 6,657.59;Samuel Trees & Co., Ltd., 5,644.63; J. E. Tremblay, 9,528.81 ; Ulysses Tremblay,7,847.52; Trennor Canada, Ltd., 60,493.73; Lee S. Trevithick, 3,532.20; Wm.A. Trow & Associates, Ltd., 42,869.94; Truck Engineering, Ltd., 29,598.44;Township of Tudor and Cashel, 3,765.77; Twentieth Century Mobile Homes,Ltd., 75,313.65; Township of Tyendinaga, 4,492.54; W. S. Tyler Co. of Canada,Ltd., 8,691.00;

Underwood, Ltd., 16,333.84; Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd., 9,378.63; UnitedAuto Parts (Sudbury), Ltd., 12,691.93; United Industrial-Automotive Co.(Lakehead), Ltd., 14,324.23; United Principal Properties, Ltd., 26,030.80;Universal Auto Electric, Ltd., 4,120.17; Universal Form Clamp Co. of Canada,Ltd., 14,382.27; Universal Geotechnique, Ltd., 9,318.05; University of Toronto,56,165.16; University of Toronto Press, 4,344.26;

Vallance, Brown & Co., Ltd., 5,302.64; Vallee Construction, Ltd., 58,856.26;Van Luven Bros., Ltd., 6,600.00; Varcoe Bros., Ltd., 4,309.86; Veteran Electric,

5,845.00; Victor Adding Machine Co. (Canada), Ltd., 13,848.66; County of

Victoria, 42,755.59; Vigor Oil Co., Ltd., 8,804.72; Visking Co. Division of

Union Carbide Canada, Ltd., 9,320.27; Leo Voyer, 5,194.01;

Wade, Norman Co., Ltd., 19,880.87; Wajax Equipment, Ltd., 7,973.68; J. Walkom,9,238.54; Walkwood, Ltd., 6,320.47; Wallace Transport, Ltd., 11,520.51;Town of Wallaceburg, 3,581.65; Township of Walpole, 4,378.01; Ward-Ednie




Pulp & Lumber Co., Ltd., 3,595.82; R. A. Warner, 9,521.03; Warnock HerseyCo., Ltd., 39,125.60; Warnock Hersey Soil Investigations, Ltd., 6,604.45;Warren Bituminous Paving Co., Ltd., 18,403.94; Township of Waters, 9,198.41;Wawa Meat Market, 4,063.84; Kenneth Webster, 9,050.20; Welch & Johnston,Ltd., 5,292.05; Welders Supply Co., 3,820.79; Township of Wellesley, 3,876.00;County of Wellington, 90,782.57; R. Welsman, 6,664.14; Westeel Products,Ltd., 178,103.10; Western Grocers, Ltd., 13,977.07; Township of Westmeath,14,589.14; Wheel & Rim Co. of Canada, Ltd., 6,329.85; White Hardware,Ltd., 25,207.59; Carl Whitmell, 5,641.91; Township of Widdifield, 5,516.08;Township of Wilberforce, 3,579.00; Township of Williamsburg, 12,850.04;Willys of Canada, Ltd., 5,581.95; K. A. Wilson, 4,600.00; Wilson & StoughtonLumber Co., Ltd., 4,047.47; Wilson Tree Service, Ltd., 3,748.00; V. A. Wilson,Contractor, 5,920.10; W. Wilson, 3,542.43; Wilson's Transport, Ltd., 26,846.12;Township of Winchester, 4,542.89; City of Windsor, 10,075.64; J. T. Wing& Co., Ltd., 3,549.28; Township of Wollaston, 19,346.44; Alexander Wood,Ltd., 14,100.82; G. H. Wood & Co., Ltd., 18,593.21; Wood-Larkin, Ltd.,

5,072.11; Thos. Wood, 4,888.00; Woodwork Industries Lakehead, Ltd., 4,467.50;Workmen's Compensation Board of Ontario, 239,828.75; Jas. Wright & Co.,

Ltd., 8,587.40; K. D. Wright, 8,641.22;

Yarmouth Rural Telephone Co., Ltd., 10,119.70; York Mills Pontiac, Ltd.,

5,384.67; Township of North York, 3,920.03; York Sand & Gravel, 5,930.99;

G. Young Construction Powassan, Ltd., 4,063.95; Yuill & Craig, Ltd., 6,421.44;Yundt Bros. Construction, Ltd., 6,222.75;

Zenith Electric Supply, Ltd., 8,975.86; R. Ziegler, 4,919.67;

Accounts under $3,500, 7,223,472.04;

Less: Items transferred to other sections, 14,699.19.

Total 59,125,963 93

King's Highways and Secondary Highwavs. 178,847,485 57Less: Refunds, etc

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. . 25,168,426 36153,679,059 21

Repaying Present Roads 1,081,218 00Development Roads 8,135,212 42Roads in Unincorporated Townships in Northern Ontario.. 1,224,898 89

Net Expenditure, King's Highways and Other Roads $164,120,388 52

MUNICIPAL SUBSIDIES

Maintenance and Construction

Ordinary Capital TotalCounty Roads, Township Roadsand Indian Reserves, Metro-politan Area, Cities, Towns andVillages $26,011,276.55 $44,433,041.25 $70,444,317.8

County Roads ($17,613,395.23)

Counties:

Brant, 310,494.28; Bruce, 401,046.22;Carleton, 799,616.87;Dufferin, 220,103.37;Elgin, 431,823.27; Essex, 623,761.93;Frontenac, 224,732.84;Grey, 352,306.00;Haldimand, 347,411.52; Halton, 357,507.43; Hastings, 209,565.43; Huron,

529,299.06;Kent, 836,457.11;Lambton, 672,638.10; Lanark, 201,285.73; Leeds and Grenville, 319,040.78;

Lennox and Addington, 161,135.72; Lincoln, 465,291.43;Middlesex, 1,324,445.49;


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County Roads—Continued

Counties—Continued

Norfolk, 497,309.49; Northumberland and Durham, 488,540.43;Ontario, 575,629.34; Oxford, 550,140.66;

Peel, 1,198,070.41; Perth, 312,671.67; Peterborough, 268,740.85; Prescott andRussell, 397,857.26; Prince Edward, 202,716.85;

Renfrew, 287,341.02;

Simcoe, 414,915.22; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 311,019.80;Victoria, 248,919.67;

Waterloo, 692,878.50; Welland, 604,948.88; Wellington, 506,194.44; Wentworth,334,862.71;

York, 932,675.45;

Total 1 7,613,395 23

Township Roads and Indian Reserves ($25,150,102.14)

Adelaide, 18,725.75; Adjala, 25,953.17; Admaston, 31,069.72; Adolphustown,10,491.16; Albemarle, 28,993.61; Alberton, 2,415.38; Albion, 56,109.36; Aid-borough, 47,843.61; Alfred, 56,873.10; Algona North, 5,593.70; Algona South,8,696.05; Alice and Fraser, 17,909.70; Alnwick, 12,335.85; Amabel, 33,377.83;Amaranth, 27,882.02; Ameliasburgh, 15,329.28; Amherst Island, 13,450.22;

Ancaster, 110,962.79; Anderdon, 162,467.49; Anson, Hindon and Minden,40,803.78; Armour, 22,125.55; Armstrong, 19,115.10; Arran, 32,202.79; Artemesia,30,515.54; Arthur, 31,114.86; Ashfield, 37,832.90; Asphodel, 12,561.19; Assiginack,

14,045.08; Athol, 4,188.35; Atikokan, 94,404.14; Atwood and Curran, 11,148.64;

Augusta, 42,254.24;

Bagotand Blythfield, 17,553.36; Baldwin, 5,928.82; Balfour, 40,367.15; Balmertown,8,352.80; Bangor, Wicklow and McClure, 33,856.94; Barrie, 11,597.38; BarrieIsland, 5,214.65; Bastard and Burgess South, 22,976.13; Bathurst, 12,709.90Bayham, 44,775.14; Beardmore, 2,693.96; Beckwith, 14,513.72; Bedford28,228.54; Belmont and Methuen, 25,600.00; Bentinck, 34,365.60; Bertie

103,406.94; Beverly, 30,123.11; Bexley, 10,528.19; Bicroft, 4,380.51; Biddulph16,475.39; Billings and Allan East, 7,802.62; Binbrook, 18,438.32; Black River62,148.75; Blandford, 32,429.35; Blanshard, 23,454.35; Blenheim, 187,678.89Blezard, 37,527.75; Blue, 3,677.55; Bonfield, 33,386.67; Bosanquet, 38,268.18Brant, 38,502.67; Brantford, 74,618.29; Brethour, 11,402.15; Brighton, 30,718.99

Brock, 28,966.25; Bromley, 19,692.74; Brooke, 44,566.67; Brougham, 6,802.88

Bruce, 32,573.70; Brudenell and Lyndoch, 20,800.00; Brunei, 13,415.94; Bucke20,086.87; Burford, 57,301.56; Burgess North, 5,407.35; Burleigh and Anstruther14,585.96; Burpee, 5,188.03;

Caistor, 33,841.56; Caldwell, 26,114.25; Caledon, 47,524.15; Caledonia, 27,960.14;

Calvert, 73,586.71; Calvin, 13,527.00; Cambridge, 30,595.43; Camden, 19,701.46;

Camden East, 25,065.51; Cameron, 3,580.85; Canborough, 8,606.19; CapeCroker Indian Reserve, 10,400.00; Capreol, 23,242.58; Caradoc, 27,642.93;

Caradoc Indian Reserve, 20,895.98; Carden, 4,314.81; Cardiff, 17,051.90; Card-well, 9,010.94; Carling, 20,894.09; Carlow, 11,030.20; Carnarvon, 8,360.51;

Carrick, 30,293.66; Cartwright, 22,957.12; Casey, 12,553.31; Casimir, Jenningsand Appleby, 17,423.34; Cavan, 31,700.68; Cayuga North, 28,593.30; CayugaSouth, 7,667.54; Chaffey, 52,395.90; Chamberlain, 16,206.16; Chandos, 14,760.00;

Chapleau, 23,961.38; Chapman, 10,594.48; Chappie, 20,162.98; Charlottenburgh,88,565.87; Charlotteville, 74,998.25; Chatham, 84,018.98; Chinguacousy,132,752.39; Chisholm, 25,616.76; Christian Island Indian Reserve, 1,500.00;

Christie, 6,518.79; Clarence, 54,550.12; Clarendon and Miller, 18,448.13; Clarke,

61,366.54; Clinton, 71,348.12; Cockburn Island, 2,097.51; Colborne, 13,282.95;

Colchester North, 30,583.68; Colchester South, 49,343.50; Coleman, 19,486.44;

Collingwood, 25,327.64; Conmee, 8,039.22; Cornwall, 32,526.87; Cosby, Masonand Martland, 21,274.08; Cramahe, 34,740.41; Crosby North, 13,281.32; CrosbySouth, 28,854.27; Crowland, 146,255.76; Culross, 25,983.67; Cumberland,48,345.11;

Dack, 11,197.77; Dalhousie and Sherbrooke North, 13,724.30; Dalton, 5,860.21;

Darling, 7,809.36; Darlington, 128,516.95; Dawn, 34,072.56; Day and Bright

Additional, 8,625.73; Delaware, 15,576.71; Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby,14,907.61; Derby, 14,986.81; Dereham, 48,043.68; Dilke, 2,250.38; DorchesterNorth, 61,255.31; Dorchester South, 14,360.83; Dorion, 4,653.79; Douro,



Township Roads and Indian Reserves—Continued

31,087.39; Dover, 69,788.61; Dowling, 54,878.39; Downie, 46,899.31; Draper,16,213.20; Drummond, 15,240.92; Drury, Denison and Graham, 65,113.27;Dumfries North, 23,950.33; Dumfries South, 49,705.07; Dummer, 13,439.13;Dungannon, 20,825.71; Dunn, 10,950.12; Dunwich, 35,259.10; Dymond, 18,710.69;Dysart, et al, 82,789.31;

Easthope North, 21,279.02; Easthope South, 14,068.41; Eastnor, 20,966.93; Edwards-burgh, 38,143.33; Egremont, 31,431.97; Ekfrid, 18,185.21; Elderslie, 31,896.58;Eldon, 21,422.56; Elizabethtown, 23,432.05; Ellice, 22,821.96; Elliot Lake,38,027.29; Elma, 39,974.86; Elmsley North, 8,743.60; Elmsley South, 11,153.98;Elzevir and Grimsthorpe, 7,369.02; Emily, 17,316.78; Emo, 19,531.52; Enniskillen,

38,158.83; Ennismore, 19,973.28; Eramosa, 18,374.08; Erin, 35,041.64; Ernestown,20,823.44; Escott, Front of, 5,293.52 ; Esquesing, 56,168.50; Essa, 81,531.05; Etobi-coke, 1,428,137.90; Euphemia, 27,495.18; Euphrasia, 29,929.14; Evanturel,14,391.02;

Falconbridge, 7,643.91; Faraday, 28,066.85; Fauquier, 14,773.05; Fenelon, 22,552.34;Ferris East, 34,732.26; Ferris West, 20,486.85; Field, 7,845.95; Finch, 37,24807;Fitzroy, 27,304.79; Flamborough East, 30,549.02; Flamborough West, 30,060.97;Flos, 35,182.37; Foley, 12,401.63; Fort William Indian Reserve, 8,131.21; Franklin,

23,933.54; Fredericksburgh North, 4,967.72; Fredericksburgh South, 6,592.27;Freeman, 5,911.09; French River Indian Reserve, 777.09; Fullarton, 24,967.34;

Gainsborough, 24,911.05; Galway and Cavendish, 11,978.01; Garafraxa East,23,695.12; Garafraxa West, 25,295.28; Garden, 6,262.05; Gauthier, 1,620.55;Georgina, 20,583.52; Gibson Indian Reserve, 1,757.01; Gillies, 7,427.30; Glack-meyer, 22,996.72; Glamorgan, 7,068.12; Glanford, 41,614.53; Glenelg, 23,972.12;Gloucester, 125,157.79; Goderich, 23,260.93; Golden Lake Indian Reserve,890.10; Gordon and Allan West, 8,463.92; Gosfield North, 18,994.15; Gosfield

South, 39,245.00; Goulbourn, 34,270.10; Gower North, 18,474.75; Gower South,16,352.90; Grantham, 188,465.71; Grattan, 14,881.18; Greenock, 32,572.26;Grey, 28,808.40; Griffith and Matawatchan, 5,954.79; Grimsby North, 39,467.22;Grimsby South, 21,561.16; Guelph, 35,477.75; Gwillimbury East, 60,078.55;Gwillimbury North, 64,953.68; Gwillimbury West, 68,352.84;

Hagar, 16,909.31; Hagarty and Richards, 19,580.73; Hagerman, 5,257.10; Haldimand,69,732.05; Hallam, 5,136.52; Hallowell, 29,350.90; Hamilton, 58,421.08; Hanmer,41,942.23; Harley, 15,283.30; Harris, 8,851.21; Harvey, 22,785.01; Harwich,48,946.24; Hawkesbury East, 49,001.58; Hawkesbury West, 12,338.84; Hay22,510.87; Head, Clara and Maria, 11,962.01; Henvey Inlet Indian Reserve,625.32; Herschel, 14,892.23; Hibbert, 22,403.29; Hilliard, 15,698.72; Hillier,

9,647.66; Hilton, 3,535.45; Himsworth North, 23,501.74; Himsworth South,25,519.71; Hinchinbrooke, 17,146.31; Holland, 28,685.27; Hope, 38,542.55;Horton, 18,559.42; Houghton, 35,926.68; Howard, 55,882.30; Howe Island,

3,359.84; Howick, 34,211.25; Howland, 19,666.59; Hudson, 8,845.65; Hullett,

51,531.87; Humberstone, 69,541.31; Humphry, 16,367.44; Hungerford, 32,810.31;Huntingdon, 17,259.62; Huntley, 23,366.18; Huron, 46,044.73;

Ignace, 5,397.71; Innisfil, 100,558.47;

Jaffrayand Melick, 19,041.10; James, 2,212.53; Jocelyn, 7,054.32; Johnson, 14,897.29;

Joly, 3,600.00;

Kaladar, Angleseaand Effingham, 12,043.69; Kendrey, 6,702.10; Kennebec, 25,980.85;Kenyon, 29,526.49; Keppel, 22,140.69; Kerns, 19,193.31; Kettle Point IndianReserve, 2,998.63; Kincardine, 33,202.88; King, 97,446.80; Kingham, 2,306.47;Kingsford, 1,929.78; Kingston, 52,674.83; Kinloss, 25,626.07; Kitley, 23,917.96;Korah, 116,561.46;

Laird, 9,435.43; Lanark, 10,713.40; Lancaster, 27,412.54; Larder Lake, 7,287.14;Lavallee, 13,491.20; Lavant, 9,252.96; Laxton, Digby and Longford, 5,715.73;Leeds and Lansdowne, Front of, 18,188.82; Leeds and Lansdowne, Rear of,

12,438.11; Limerick, 6,187.07; Lindsay, 21,750.53; Lobo, 66,741.36; Lochiel,

39,245.65; Logan, 35,597.80; London, 390,413.68; Longlac, 5,504.83; Longueuil,8,318.13; Loughborough, 27,477.87; Louth, 50,656.72; Luther East, 16,825.33;Luther West, 23,107.57; Lutterworth, 10,604.07;

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Macaulay, 11,700.10; Macdonald, Meredith and Aberdeen Additional, 20,106.21Machar, 11,351.94; Machin, 13,793.47; Madoc, 15,742.99; Maidstone, 35,828.76Malahide, 25,673.99; Maiden, 21,446.71; Manitoulin Island Indian Reserve11,490.79; Manitouwadge, 9,411.40; Manvers, 30,744.66; Mara, 22,587.58Marathon, 10,000.00; March, 18,277.33; Mariposa, 20,183.02; Markham130,468.01; Marlborough, 10,559.66; Marmora and Lake, 21,241.20; Maryborough, 21,362.76; Marysburgh North, 4,974.13; Marysburgh South, 7,015.43Matachewan, 1,587.91; Matchedash, 14,318.80; Matilda, 31,579.08; Mattawan4,040.98; Mayo, 10,914.01; McCrosson and Tovell, 5,510.70; McDougall23,148.69; McGarry, 11,766.58; McGillivray, 32,241.33; McKellar, 11,420.89McKillop, 26,238.70; McLean, 8,096.34; McMurrich, 8,745.58; McNab, 48,296.66Medonte, 47,318.03; Medora and Wood, 52,216.75; Melancthon, 42,769.30Mersea, 44,943.55; Metcalfe, 21,528.29; Michipicoten, 120,530.50; Middleton45,649.82; Minto, 36,079.51; Monaghan North, 14,802.33; Monaghan South9,551.07; Monck, 21,402.26; Monmouth, 8,279.29; Mono, 40,265.35; Montague14,724.39; Monteagle, 21,487.56; Moore, 84,531.46; Moravian Indian Reserve354.50; Morley and Pattullo, 8,584.39; Mornington, 33,645.13; Morris, 53,677.18Morrison, 21,556.47; Morson, 2,740.15; Mosa, 23,896.41; Moulton, 24,838.87Mountain, 19,968.09; Mountbatten Indian Reserve, 551.45; Mountjoy, 14,778.25Mud Lake Indian Reserve, 643.32; Mulmur, 40,503.88; Murray, 30,695.23Muskoka, 23,326.71;

Nairn, 4,887.92; Nakina, 5,073.72; Nassagaweya, 26,090.37; Neebing, 52,091.64;Neelon and Garson, 71,114.65; Nepean, 107,303.11; New Credit Indian Reserve,3,307.29; Niagara, 54,718.49; Nichol, 18,519.71; Nipigon, 18,324.48; Nipissing,

23,988.65; Nissouri East, 50,971.65; Nissouri West, 90,634.77; Normanby,38,280.87; Norwich North, 27,497.92; Norwich South, 42,527.50; Nottawasaga,89,401.30;

Oakland, 5,558.25; Oakley, 21,545.33; O'Connor, 5,344.02; Olden, 16,569.26; Oliver

13,939.01; Onaping, 7,753.48; Oneida, 33,208.03; Onondaga, 12,174.20; Ops20,295.81 ;Orford, 21,772.35 ;Orillia, 79,400.24; Oro, 49,425.97 ;Osgoode, 72,788.65Osnabruck, 30,541.71; Oso, 19,523.32; Osprey, 26,905.84; Otonabee, 44,742.64Oxford East, 32,056.82; Oxford North, 20,356.86; Oxford West, 16,451.29Oxford-On-Rideau, 18,514.80;

Paipoonge, 15,473.83; Pakenham, 22,155.35; Palmerston and Canonto North andSouth, 13,612.14; Papineau, 11,997.20; Parry Island Indian Reserve, 9,300.00;Peel, 38,318.32; Pelee, 15,160.49; Pelham, 53,500.64; Pembroke, 4,446.52; Percy,32,695.35; Perry, 23,860.94; Petawawa, 19,597.60; Pic-Heron Bay Indian Reserve,207.22; Pickering, 133,902.07; Pilkington, 22,304.24; Pittsburgh, 19,990.15;Plantagenet North, 41,198.41; Plantagenet South, 51,098.17; Playfair, 5,563.95;

Plummer Additional, 12,189.95; Plympton, 50,865.87; Portland, 18,554.85;

Prince, 2,127.38; Proton, 25,136.81; Puslinch, 32,847.11;

Radcliffe, 12,399.89; Raglan, 15,041.68; Rainham, 30,779.76; Raleigh, 42,000.87;Rama, 10,317.98; Rama Indian Reserve, 274.51; Ramsay, 25,461.59; Ratter andDunnet, 18,993.17; Rawdon, 20,654.27; Rayside, 121,327.83; Reach, 34,108.07;Red Lake, 6,977.01; Red Rock, 27,658.28; Rice Lake Indian Reserve, 1,287.25;

Richmond, 14,501.98; Ridout, 6,762.92; Rochester, 19,095.41; Rolph, Buchanan,Wylie and McKay, 18,400.00; Romney, 18,106.24; Ross, 43,197.47; Roxborough,26,961.61; Russell, 35,210.93; Rutherford and George Island, 1,388.77; Ryde,29,031.11; Ryerson, 12,565.13;

St. Edmunds, 10,901.52; St. Joseph, 15,426.29; St. Regis Indian Reserve, 2,086.38St. Vincent, 31,987.35; Salter, May and Harrow, 21,830.64; Saltfleet, 151,988.08Sandfield, 3,870.06; Sandwich East, 88,539.65; Sandwich South 36,562.79Sandwich West, 126,118.30; Sarawak, 6,936.36; Samia, 35,916.71; Sarnia IndianReserve, 375.00; Saugeen, 25,908.82; Saugeen Indian Reserve, 3,310.52; Scar-

borough, 1,683,754.98; Schreiber, 8,973.28; Scott, 21,940.55; Scugog, 11,053.15Sebastopol, 10,143.62; Seneca, 33,392.94; Seymour, 31,470.32; Shackleton andMachin, 22,196.57; Shawanaga Indian Reserve, 1,669.23; Sheffield, 13,395.90

Sheguiandah Indian Reserve, 666.14; Sherborne, et al, 7,851.90; Sherbrooke10,660.22; Sherbrooke South, 10,377.00; Sherwood, Jones and Burns, 16,949.20Sheshegwaning Indian Reserve, 800.00; Shuniah, 49,672.17; Sidney, 33,161.57Sioux Narrows, 4,070.44; Six Nations Indian Reserve, 53,565.77; Smith, 21,438.23Snowdon, 7,244.72; Sombra, 48,354.95; Somerville, 10,581.95; Sophiasburgh15,670.55; Southwold, 28,873.62; Springer, 41,575.01; Stafford, 22,140.27




Stamford, 180,363.16; Stanhope, 21,143.67; Stanley, 27,008.64; Stephen, 32,814.22;

Stephenson, 15,355.20; Stisted, 11,215.57; Storrington, 16,618.12; Strong,

17,407.23; Sucker Creek Indian Reserve, 295.20; Sullivan, 32,108.09; Sunnidale,

41,269.34; Sydenham, 29,117.84;

Tarbutt and Tarbutt Additional, 7,539.34; Tarentorus, 87,636.80; Tay, 56,349.91;

Teck, 151,666.02; Tecumseth, 50,748.65; Tehkummah, 12,976.28; Terrace Bay,6,158.11; Thessalon, 15,685.63; Thompson, 4,549.15; Thorah, 13,818.50; Thorold,60,892.86; Thurlow, 37,365.78; Tilbury East, 28,147.74; Tilbury North, 24,198.37;

Tilbury West, 17,357.23; Tiny, 66,690.90; Tisdale, 55,348.96; Torbolton, 22,836.95;

Toronto, 732,094.51; Toronto Gore, 21,893.02; Tosorontio, 25,137.14; Townsend,82,242.13; Trafalgar, 264,339.07; Tuckersmith, 20,897.99; Tudor and Cashel,

12,715.20; Turnberry, 17,699.62; Tyendinaga, 22,291.13; Tyendinaga IndianReserve, 8,973.15;

Usborne, 37,574.39; Uxbridge, 29,525.01;

Val Albert, 18,902.27; Vaughan, 172,937.46; Verulam, 19,552.09; Vespra, 34,252.99;

Wainfleet, 48,298.36; Wallace, 27,852.51; Walpole, 79,666.60; Walpole Island IndianReserve, 12,541.06; Walsingham North, 122,096.72; Walsingham South, 40,917.25;Warwick, 25,345.75; Waterloo, 61,404.42; Waters, 13,170.49; Watt, 22,129.14;Wawanosh East, 17,756.51; Wawanosh West, 11,683.54; Wellesley, 41,003.99;West Bav Indian Reserve, 2,099.84; Westmeath, 21,592.80; Westminster,183,829.74; Whitby, 73,173.83; Whitby East, 50,188.27; Whitchurch, 101,399.01;White River, 3,594.48; Whitefish Lake Indian Reserve, 1,995.25; WhitefishRiver Indian Reserve, 500.00; Whitnev, 21,010.69; Wicksteed, 24,831.32; Widdi-field, 88,281.27; Wilberforce, 21,402.78; Williams East, 81,305.02; Williams West,30,144.58; Williamsburgh, 32,774.79; Willoughby, 16,370.26; Wilmot, 46,438.76;Winchester, 32,755.65; Windham, 106,335.48; Wolfe Island, 24,617.22; Wolford,7,914.08; Wollaston, 13,077.07; Woodhouse, 44,413.15; Woolwich, 42,116.96;Worthington, 3,581.28;

Yarmouth, 43,563.04; Yonge, Front of, 5,908.24; Yonge and Escott, Rear of, 9,394.94;York, 186,133.17; York East, 92,638.71; York North, 2,117,053.74;

Zone, 13,402.46; Zorra East, 54,706.06; Zorra West, 21,728.47;

Total 25,150,102 14

Metropolitan Area, Cities, Towns and Villages ($27,680,820.43)

Metropolitan Toronto, 13,174,747.77;

Acton, 13,881.02; Ailsa Craig, 1,037.69; Ajax, 17,883.39; Alexandria, 8,247.67Alfred, 5,340.56; Alliston, 9,608.89; Almonte, 10,740.71; Alvinston, 2,000.00Amherstburg, 14,031.29; Arkona, 555.34; Arnprior, 29,934.11; Arthur, 20,669.25Athens, 1,535.33; Aurora, 17,500.00; Aylmer, 26,016.73; Ayr, 3,806.35;

Bala, 13,099.83; Bancroft, 13,909.08; Barrie, 147,509.86; Barry's Bay, 3,244.80;Bath, 1,341.43; Beachburg, 332.12; Beamsville, 2,750.00; Beaverton, 4,920.80;Beeton, 3,538.63; Belle River, 6,810.93; Belleville, 84,312.79; Blenheim. 8,146.10;Blind River, 28,793.49; Bloomfield, 2,000.00; Blyth, 2,358.56; Bobcaygeon,6,848.50; Bolton, 10,589.04; Bonfield, 3,792.76; Bothwell, 3,403.89; Bowmanville,64,670.42; Bracebridge, 10,685.74; Bradford, 25,833.63; Braeside, 1,378.98;Brampton, 76,849.24; Brantford, 259,079.26; Bridgeport, 6,049.43; Brighton,10,837.23; Brockville, 56,833.77; Bruce Mines, 2,419.65; Brussels, 3,198.92;Burk's Falls, 6,814.59; Burlington, 338,734.62;

Cache Bay, 4,007.30; Caledon East, 1,195.27; Caledonia, 12,004.68; Campbellford,15,394.19; Cannington, 4,558.30; Capreol, 24,759.59; Cardinal, 3,195.95; CarletonPlace, 12,222.60; Casselman, 3,294.99; Cayuga, 7,833.35; Chalk River, 5,061.55;Charlton, 218.28; Chatham, 59,691.34; Chatsworth, 1,000.00; Chelmsford,10,115.99; Chesley, 3,396.64; Chesterville, 2,296.32; Chippawa, 15,421.97;Clifford, 7,500.00; Clinton, 15,700.00; Cobalt, 2,928.83; Cobden, 2,765.78;Cobourg, 45,061.29; Cochrane, 19,778.96; Colborne, 7,200.55; Coldwater, 1,207.76;Collingwood, 39,691.11; Coniston, 45,600.43; Copper Cliff, 25,804.74; Cornwall,168,796.10; Courtright, 1,400.00; Creemore, 1,467.84; Crystal Beach, 18,770.20;

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Metropolitan Area, Cities, Towns and Villages—Continued

Deep River, 24,651.42; Delhi, 84,359.06; Deloro, 471.05; Deseronto, 4,772.53;Drayton, 4,078.75; Dresden, 10,708.17; Dryden, 122,683.26; Dundalk, 1,995.13;Dundas, 61,224.47; Dunnville, 34,936.56; Durham, 4,004.91; Dutton, 2,114.47;

Eastview, 30,249.27; Eganville, 5,844.61; Elmira, 14,916.30; Elmvale, 4,421.92;Elora, 5,612.58; Embro, 2,266.24; Englehart, 4,000.00; Erie Beach, 200.00;Erieau, 1,000.00; Erin, 5,865.18; Espanola, 30,112.55; Essex, 11,409.74; Exeter,20,573.71;

Fenelon Falls, 4,983.44; Fergus, 17,191.09; Finch, 477.79; Flesherton, 1,500.00;Fonthill, 11,547.50; Forest, 5,515.00; Forest Hill, 46,010.78; Fort Erie, 52,109.10;Fort Frances, 95,434.68; Fort William, 122,488.74; Frankford, 2,809.90;

Gait, 67,278.71; Gananoque, 15,742.43; Georgetown, 42,201.62; Geraldton, 12,508.07;Glencoe, 4,984.98; Goderich, 36,386.41; Gore Bay, 4,728.09; Grand Bend,2,250.00; Grand Valley, 1,347.67; Gravenhurst, 11,420.09; Grimsby, 33,079.53;Guelph, 271,461.58;

Hagersville, 2,180.59; Haileybury, 14,503.19; Hamilton, 1,458,916.60; Hanover,22,535.57; Harriston, 7,282.91; Harrow, 7,856.22; Hastings, 4,097.20; Havelock,3,705.90; Hawkesburv, 23,373.09; Hearst, 9,725.59; Hensali, 5,747.76; Hepworth,1,150.25; Hespeler, 15,539.29; Highgate, 335.98; Hilton Beach, 883.26; Huntsville,

23,550.00;

Ingersoll, 15,367.80; Iron Bridge, 1,765.53; Iroquois, 3,631.59; Iroquois Falls,

21,956.17;

Jarvis, 3,173.08;

Kapuskasing, 14,500.00; Kearney, 6,481.08; Keewatin, 7,574.02; Kemptville, 5,179.00;

Kenora, 40,798.27; Killaloe Station, 1,223.54; Kincardine, 9,852.59; Kingston,134,121.20; Kingsville, 14,214.02; Kitchener, 307,894.69;

Lakefield, 10,685.57; Lanark, 1,477.80; Lancaster, 3,325.00; Latchford, 2,078.37;Leamington, 26,400.00; Leaside, 174,661.14; Levack, 18,707.07; Lindsay,58,975.83; Lion's Head, 903.60; Listowel, 17,708.91; Little Current, 8,120.67;

Lively, 13,969.46; London, 385,640.99; Long Branch, 10,543.63; L'Orignal,

1,476.46; Lucan, 2,780.04; Lucknow, 15,926.27;

Madoc, 6,144.62; Magnetawan, 2,519.20; Markdale, 3,512.74; Markham, 24,432.08;

Marmora, 5,076.14; Massey, 1,078.37; Matheson, 4,259.85; Mattawa, 10,952.74;Maxwell, 1,142.82; Meaford, 10,239.10; Merrickville, 3,111.32; Merritton,

125,373.54; Midland, 54,156.77; Mildmay, 3,273.95; Millbrook, 2,794.81; Milton,

43,283.47; Milverton, 5,247.42; Mimico, 29,049.14; Mitchell, 8,923.18; Morris-burg, 5,002.92; Mount Forest, 10,492.44;

Napanee, 16,914.85; Neustadt, 8,616.37; New Hamburg, 5,677.78; New Liskeard,

30,879.48; New Toronto, 20,516.93; Newboro, 1,250.00; Newburgh, 1,330.68;

Newbury, 4,363.96; Newcastle, 2,442.03; Newmarket, 57,687.38; Niagara,

20,360.10; Niagara Falls, 92,573.62; North Bay, 57,812.22; Norwich, 6,846.18;

Norwood, 4,071.99;

Oakville, 111,170.35; Oil Springs, 2,251.84; Ojibway, 978.73; Omemee, 1,004.87;

Orangeville, 15,100.85; Orillia, 68,463.09; Oshawa, 477,035.09; Ottawa,1,242,258.09; Owen Sound, 63,737.54;

Paisley, 3,568.66; Palmerston, 5,671.96; Paris, 19,550.00; Parkhill, 2,570.72; ParrySound, 19,023.77; Pembroke, 95,131.51; Penetanguishene, 21,443.07; Perth,

12,614.47; Peterborough, 206,196.97; Petrolia, 30,127.58; Pickering, 8,875.00;

Picton, 19,181.24; Point Edward. 6,877.72; Port Arthur, 103,745.37; Port Burwell,

1,501.34; Port Carling, 5,783.65; Port Colborne, 75,000.00; Port Credit, 23,235.78;

Port Dalhousie, 11,517.40; Port Dover, 15,064.37; Port Elgin, 7,244.99; PortHope, 27,505.24; Port McNicoll, 9,183.94; Port Perry, 10,858.80; Port Rowan,4,213.50; Port Stanley, 5,261.88; Port Sydney, 42,497.89; Powassan, 9,788.03;

Prescott, 14,925.79; Preston, 74,037.85;



Metropolitan Area, Cities, Towns and Villages—Continued

Rainy River, 7,298.52; Renfrew, 43,576.37; Richmond, 6,474.35; Richmond Hill,

178,348.81; Ridgetown, 4,708.48; Ripley, 922.14; Riverside, 57,360.33; Rock-cliffe Park, 17,699.71; Rockland, 6,705.50; Rodney, 2,143.38; Rosseau, 1,816.81;

St. Catharines, 117,567.83; St. Clair Beach, 3,578.46; St. Mary's, 25,333.33; St.

Thomas, 33,330.51; Sarnia, 259,531.33; Sault Ste. Marie, 333,702.80; Seaforth,

4,944.82; Shallow Lake, 500.00; Shelburne, 2,498.65; Simcoe, 84,211.76; SiouxLookout, 12,650.97; Smiths Falls, 21,779.71; Smooth Rock Falls, 9,258.52;

South River, 4,167.79; Southampton, 13,120.00; Springfield, 1,300.00; Stayner,

15,837.02; Stirling, 39,385.98; Stoney Creek, 20,198.43; Stouffville, 11,008.54;Stratford, 71,258.35; Strathroy, 27,297.18; Streetsville, 12,184.32; Sturgeon Falls,

21,604.56; Sturgeon Point, 442.12; Sudbury, 772,983.52; Sundridge, 8,608.09;

Sutton, 9,923.12; Swansea, 26,534.56;

Tara, 1,500.00; Tavistock, 1,750.00; Tecumseh, 14,819.77; Teeswater, 1,168.58;

Thamesville, 3,749.32; Thedford, 799.23; Thessalon, 4,932.00; Thornbury,6,570.19; Thornloe, 1,322.41; Thorold, 29,235.37; Tilbury, 16,000.00; Tillsonburg,

26,575.28; Timmins, 160,527.56; Tiverton, 400.00; Toronto, 1,279,987.79; Totten-ham, 1,027.69; Trenton, 25,000.00; Trout Creek, 1,678.00; Tweed, 7,086.61;

Uxbridge, 10,195.00;

Vankleek Hill, 3,660.77; Victoria Harbour, 4,028.25; Vienna, 2,621.33;

Walkerton, 15,201.00; Wallaceburg, 67,748.42; Wardsville, 2,102.01; Wasaga Beach7,645.64; Waterdown, 7,033.47; Waterford, 6,315.01; Waterloo, 40,529.15Watford, 6,385.52; Webbwood, 760.71; Welland, 112,104.25; Wellington, 1,500.00West Lome, 1,207.63; Weston, 82,583.40; Westport, 1,007.73; Wheatley, 1,500.00Whitby, 58,906.69; Wiarton, 7,813.12; Winchester, 3,804.14; Windermere707.14; Windsor, 262,428.05; Wingham, 12,866.32; Woodbridge, 16,330.36Woodstock, 42,034.04; Woodville, 863.28; Wyoming, 2,010.44;

Zurich, 1,000.00;

Total 27,680,820 43

Contingencies ($7,339.30)


STATUTORY


Hon. F. M. Cass 12,000 00

Compensation for Loss of Taxes ($12,000.00)

City of Niagara Falls 12,000 00


Total Expenditure, Department of Highways, $237,994,017.10

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PART I

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE



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Salaries ($302,960.92)

R. B. Whitehead Superintendent 15,999 96

J. E. Brown, 6,900.00; E. Dodd, 7,200.00; J. Edwards, 8,599.92; A. W. Hagyard,6,000.00; J. R. Hawthorn, 6,600.00; W. M. Jaffray, 7,800.00; L. K. James,6,000.00; F. P. Lumbers, 6,600.00; C. Richards, 10,999.92; W. J. Richardson,6,600.00; V. J. Simone, 6,750.00; Other salaries, 206,911.12 302,960 92


H. K. Bruhn, 1,403.24; R. J. Cameron, 2,398.51; S. G. Davey, 1,743.00; A. W. Hag-yard, 2,142.37; W. M. Jaffray, 1,902.46; R. Kellett, 2,042.93; D. U. Kilgour,

3,215.31; W.J. Richardson, 1,306.61; A. D. Robb, 2,280.95; A. Rushton, 1,599.06;M. R. Sabourin, 2,879.49; J. W. Shewan, 2,411.81; R. L. Wilson, 1,935.82;

Accounts under $1,200, 10,848.36 38,109 92Less: Expenses recovered under The Insurance Act, Sec. 16,

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Queen's Printer, 36,409.94; Sundry Persons, examination fees, 10,921.54;Postage, 7,000.00; accounts under $3,500, 27,776.31 82,107 79

Grant to Association of Superintendents of Insurance of the Provinces of Canada($350.00)

Association of Superintendents of Insurance 350 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Insurance $423,273.93

PART J

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR


TABLE OF COxNTENTS

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Industry and Labour Board 8

Apprenticeship Branch 8

Boiler Inspection Branch 9

Factory Inspection Branch 9

Board of Examiners of Operating Engineers 10

Minimum Wage Branch 10

Composite Inspection Branch 10

Labour Relations Board 10

Office of Athletics Commissioner 11

Elevator Inspection Branch 11

Statutory 12

Special Warrant 12

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Hon. Charles Daley, Minister (Statutory, see page J 12)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($321,702.64)

J. B. Metzler Deputy Minister 16,999 92R. V. Bradley, 8,599.92; W. B. Davis, 7,500.00; A. B. Dennis, 8,599.92; W.Dunn, 8,599.92; L. Fine, 14,499.96; G. L. Greenaway, 8,599.92; J. C. Grimshaw,6,600.00; J. M. Hopper, 6,000.00; H. D. Howells, 6,900.00; J. Hutcheon, 9,000.00;W. J. McGuire, 7,800.00; V. E. Scott, 7,051.01; N. C. Soady, 6,000.00; H. C.Tolmie, 7,800.00; M. T. Waizman, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 185,152.07.... 321,702 64


Hon. Charles Daley, 1,797.58; R. V. Bradley, 3,081.37; W. B. Davis, 1,848.92;A. B. Dennis, 2,380.55; G. L. Greenaway, 1,296.62; J. M. Hopper, 2,762.75;H. D. Howells, 2,890.76; W. C. Ives, 3,305.82; W. J. McGuire, 2,904.06; J. B.Metzler, 1,716.23; V. E. Scott, 1,248.77; N. C. Soady, 2,428.86; J. D. Speranzini,

3,445.44; Trans-Canada Air Lines, 3,807.00; Accounts under $1,200, 2,103.46. 37,018 19


Queen's Printer, 9,928.66; Postage, 28,183.00; telephone, 6,819.39; accountsunder $3,500, 10,907.98 55,839 03

General Stores—Purchase of Stationery, Printing and Supplies for allBranches ($27,281.30)

Queen's Printer Purchases, 1960-1961 132,087 56Less: Transferred to Various Branches 104,806 26

Stock on hand as at March 31, 1961 27,281 30

Conciliation Boards (Commissioners, etc.) ($192,616.37)

Judges' per diem Living Allowances and Conciliation Officers' Remuneration:His Honour Judge J. C. Anderson, 4,020.00; His Honour Judge H. C. Arrell,

6,900.00; W. H. Dickie, 17,940.00; R. G. Geddes, 14,760.00; J. A. Hanrahan,4,680.00; His Honour Judge W. Little, 5,880.00; T. C. O'Connor, 10,560.00;His Honour Judge J. B. Robinson, 4,380.00 ; Accounts under $3,500, 85,1 70.00. 154,290 00

Expenses:

His Honour Judge H. C. Arrell, 1,384.65; W. H. Dickie, 2,967.82; R. G. Geddes,3,202.32; T. C. O'Connor, 2,227.84; His Honour Judge J. B. Robinson, 1,405.90;M. Stewart, 1,232.05; D. Wren, 1,225.70; Accounts under $1,200, 24,680.09. . 38,326 37

Advertising, Investigations, etc. ($28,039.23)

Queen's Printer, 3,961.71; Blake, Cassels & Graydon, 3,917.75; Display ServiceCo., Ltd., 4,103.16; Accounts under $3,500, 16,056.61 28,039 23



Miscellaneous Grants ($400.00)

Toronto and District Labour Council 400 00

Ontario Anti-Discrimination Commission—Expenses, etc. ($15,979.80)



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Ontario Anti-Discrimination Commission—Expenses, etc.—Continued

Miscellaneous:

Morris Printing Co., 5,707.00; Accounts under $3,500, 9,332.06 15,039 06

Total $ 680,210 61Less: Reimbursement of Expenditure re Distribution of

Stationery Stock on hand from 1959-1960 31,690 18

Main Office $ 648,520 43

INDUSTRY AND LABOUR BOARD

Salaries ($85,710.57)

E. Billington, 7,800.00; E. G. Gibb, 7,200.00; J. F. Nutland, 7,200.00; Othersalaries, 63,510.57 85,710 57


A. Aitchison, 1,384.64; W. C. Mcintosh, 1,649.93; H. G. Pfercy, 1,938.17;

Accounts under $1,200, 536.20 5,508 94


British American Bank Note Co., 3,750.00; Queen's Printer, 13,221.76; Accountsunder $3,500, 3,415.73 20,387 49

Bank Charges re Vacation -with-Pay Stamps ($116,210.69)

Charges for sale and cashing of Vacation-with-Pay Stamps:

Canadian Bank of Commerce, 24,500.73; Imperial Bank of Canada, 12,686.68;Bank of Montreal, 22,524.83; Bank of Nova Scotia, 12,496.23; Royal Bank of

Canada, 22,166.42; Toronto-Dominion Bank, 17,772.06; Accounts under$3,500, 4,063.74 116,210 69

Payment of Claims re Vacation-with-Pay Stamps ($11,031,808.23)

Sundry Persons 11,031,808 23

Industry and Labour Board $11,259,625 92

APPRENTICESHIP BRANCH

Salaries ($157,527.27)

B. W. Eck, 6,300.00; D. C. McNeill, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 184,403.35....198,503 35


Advisory Committee—per diem allowances ($1,235.00)

Accounts under $3,500 2,250 00Less: Government of Canada Repayments 1,015 00

1,235 00

Examiners' Fees ($7,652.00)



H. H. Alley, 1,627.27; B. J. Gregg, 1,232.15; C. M. Hercus, 1,507.63; F. J. Hulme,1,246.60; H. E. Lucas, 1,367.29; D. C. McNeill, 1,863.75; T. I. Unwin, 1,537.84;

Accounts under $1,200, 14,573.44 24,955 97Less: Government of Canada Repayments 10,444 02

14.511 95

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Apprenticeship Branch—Continued



Apprenticeship Training (Special Classes) ($541,479.82)

Trainees' Allowances, 521,754.00; Trainees' Transportation, 11,053.65; Departmentof Education (Dominion-Provincial Training Projects), 486,307.50; Accountsunder $3,500, 15.00 1,019,130 15

Less: Government of Canada Repavments 477,650 33541,479 82

Development of Apprenticeship Training ($606.48)


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Apprenticeship Branch $750,160 74

BOILER INSPECTION BRANCH

Salaries ($255,921.96)

R. Almond, 6,000.00; J. E. Bayley, 6,000.00; T. W. Connor, 6,000.00; H. W. Cooper,6,000.00; S. Gomes, 6,000.00; J. A. Hartin, 6,000.00; T. G. Henderson, 6,000.00;L. J. Hutchinson, 7,800.00; W. O. Jacks, 6,870.97; M. A. MacDonald, 6,000.00;D. M. Macindoe, 6,000.00; A. E. Madden, 6,000.00; W. H. Mclver, 6,000.00;

C. J. Miller, 6,000.00; A. C. Newman, 6,000.00; D. A. Prentice, 6,000.00; E.Robertson, 6,000.00; R. C. Samples, 6,000.00; D. Scott, 6,000.00; R. J. Shannon,6,000.00; W. Stonehouse, 6,900.00; J. Thompson, 6,000.00; A. S. Thomson,6,600.00; D. Urquhart, 6,000.00; D. H. Vallis, 6,000.00; Other salaries,

101,750.99 255,921 96


R. Almond, 1,253.68; H. A. Barrett, 1,706.77; J. E. Bayley, 1,219.49; T. W. Connor,1,578.36; H. W. Cooper, 1,496.42; A. Didrichsons, 1,413.41; S. Gomes, 1,435.41;K. J. Hatch, 1,414.99; T. G. Henderson, 1,449.69; W. O. Jacks, 1,367.28; T.Loomans, 1,200.90; G. E. Lyons, 1,246.82; M. A. MacDonald, 1,344.25; D. M.Macindoe, 2,109.59; A. E. Madden, 1,964.88; W. H. Mclver, 1,582.52; C. J.Miller, 2,196.61; R. H. Murdock, 1,854.71; A. C. Newman, 2,579.42; D. A.Prentice, 1,572.62; E. Robertson, 1,364.51; R. C. Samples, 2,499.00; D. Scott,

2,431.09; R. J. Shannon, 1,241.32; J. Thompson, 1,294.91 ; D. Urquhart, 1,807.73

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J. M.Waide, 1,779.23; R. S. Watt, 1,694.03; Accounts under $1,200, 5,092.49. 51,192 13



Boiler Inspection Branch $314,773 22

FACTORY INSPECTION BRANCH

Salaries ($87,819.60)

C. G. Gibson, 10,500.00; D. F. Jones, 9,499.92; R. B. Lightbown, 6,600.00; D. F.

McLean, 7,500.00; J. McNair, 7,500.00; G. B. Nelson, 7,800.00; H. Y. Yoneyama,8,199.96; Other salaries, 30,219.72 87,819 60


D. E. Behie, 1,330.92; R. W. Davis, 2,496.79; C. G. Gibson, 1,263.90; Accountsunder $1,200, 3,526.21 8,617 82



Factory Inspection Branch $101,773.81

J 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF OPERATING ENGINEERS

Salaries ($74,609.71)

J. S. Barclay, 6,900.00; W. S. Jones, 6,130.65; A. L. Lacey, 7,800.00; D. B. Shaw,6,900.00; Other salaries, 46,879.06 74,609 71


J. S. Barclay, 1,377.03; C. S. Brundritt, 1,812.56; W. S. Jones, 1,958.34; R. G.Little, 1,770.28; D. B. Shaw, 1,757.64; Accounts under $1,200, 82.10 8,757 95



Board of Examiners of Operating Engineers $102,305 27

MINIMUM WAGE BRANCH

Salaries ($13,156.67)






Minimum Wage Branch $17,458 61

COMPOSITE INSPECTION BRANCH

Salaries ($325,460.82)

W. H. Morris, 6,000.00; W. J. Munro, 6,000.00; G. F. Robbins, 6,300.00; E. G.Sellers, 6,000.00; R. Turton, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 293,360.82 325,460 82


M. J. Bouchard, 1,315.62; H. J. Bowman, 2,109.22; F. B. Brisco, 1,246.19; I. M.Childs, 2,982.59; F. A. Cooke, 1,620.58; E. Coulter, 1,458.64; A. W. Eagle,

1,292.97; E. N. Farmer, 1,646.12; R. B. Greenop, 1,346.43; R. M. Halliday,

1,912.92; T. M. Jenckes, 2,370.86; O. J. Kerr, 2,013.03; R. C. Kirn, 1,327.96;

A. F. Krestensen, 1,735.42; L. G. Leatherdale, 1,830.29; T. F. Logan, 2,388.69;M. M. McLaughlin, 1,238.25; K. C. McLean, 1,320.93; W. H. Morris, 1,587.96;

W. J. Munro, 3,014.58; J. H. Ohrt, 2,400.35; L. R. Palmer, 1,314.70; E. G.Sellers, 1,642.52; G. J. St. Michael, 1,559.08; G. E. Sylvester, 2,123.82; P. J.Wall, 1,200.86; A. B. Ward, 1,381.98; H. H. Watson, 2,132.08; G. W. Young,1,996.95; Accounts under $1,200, 22,747.70 74,259 29



Composite Inspection Branch $414,719 52

LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD

Salaries ($186,390.05)

A. M. Brunskill, 7,800.00; E. Etchen, 6,300.00; J. Finkelman, 16,999.92; J. M.Flannery, 6,245.80; F. F. Gallant, 7,891.62; L. A. MacLean, 9,999.96; G. W.Reed, 14,499.96; Other salaries, 116,652.79 186,390 05

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR J 11

Labour Relations Board—Continued

Allowances (Board Members) ($44,425.00)

D. B. Archer, 6,925.00; E. Boyer, 7,375.00; G. R. Harvey, 7,825.00; H. F. Irwin,

7,500.00; R. W. Teagle, 7,825.00; C. C. Young, 6,975.00 44,425 00


F. D. Edwards, 1,537.14; J. M. Flannery, 2,057.55; J. R. Henderson, 2,029.78;

M. F. Neave, 2,879.59; C. F. Robicheau, 1,448.22; Accounts under $1,200,

6,647.79 16,600 07



Labour Relations Board $285,513 96

OFFICE OF ATHLETICS COMMISSIONER


L. M. McKenzie, 6,300.00; Other salaries, 3,240.00 9,540 00


L. M. McKenzie 2,913 14



Assistance to Amateur Sport ($37,815.10)

Grants:

Amateur Athletic Union of Canada—Central Ontario Branch, 300.00; South-western Ontario Branch, 300.00; Thunder Bay Branch, 300.00; Chatham HockeyAssociation, 1,200.00; Harmsworth Trophy Races, 1,000.00; Ontario AmateurBasketball Association, 1,000.00 4,100 00

Miscellaneous:

Chisholm Lacrosse Co., 6,958.33; A. G. Spalding & Bros, of Canada, Ltd..

15,486.02; Wellinger & Dunn Leather Goods, Ltd., 4,266.03; Accountsunder $3,500, 7,004.72 33,715 10

Office of Athletics Commissioner $51,710 80

ELEVATOR INSPECTION BRANCH

Salaries ($93,634.12)

S. P. Blackman, 6,000.00; F. W. Ehmke, 7,800.00; J. F. Haynes, 6,000.00; W. J.

Jardine, 6,000.00; A. E. Levey, 6,000.00; W. R. Nugent, 6,000.00; G. W. Ockwell,6,600.00; J. O. Wainman, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 41,034.16 93,634 12


S. P. Blackman, 1,378.65; J. F. Haynes, 2,067.92; W. J. Jardine, 1,659.87; A. E.Levey, 1,304.97; Accounts under $1,200, 3,719.42 10,130 83


Queen's Printer, 4,296.80; Accounts under $3,500, 33^.33 4,631 13

Elevator Inspection Branch $108,396 08

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STATUTORY


Hon. Charles Daley 12,000 00

SPECIAL WARRANTFees and Expenses of the Royal Commission appointed to report on

safety legislation and regulations ($7,742.85)


Total Expenditure, Department of Labour $14,074,701.21

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Salaries, Travelling Expenses, Maintenance, etc 6

Field Services:

Surveys Branch 7

Basic Organization—District Offices (including Provincial Parks, etc.) 8

Extra Fire Fighting 12

Public Information and Education 12

Air Service Branch 13

Grants 13

Payments of Wolf and Bear Bounty 14

Parks Improvements 1-1

Maintenance of Access Roads 15

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Construction of Logging Roads, etc 15

Statutory 15

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DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS

Hon. J. W. Spooner, Minister (Statutory, see page K 15)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($1,803,089.19)

Minister's Office 23,335 16Deputy Minister's Office 61,141 84Operations Branch 288,215 93Accounts Branch 345,845 39Parks Branch 82,672 03Lands and Surveys Branch 406.943 88Personnel Branch 100,286 20Forest Protection Branch 102,322 85Timber Branch 181,997 49Pish and Wildlife Branch 176,941 74Law Branch 33,386 68

1,803.089 19

F. A. MacDougall Deputy Minister 19,999 92G. H. Bayly Assistant Deputy Minister 12,499 92

J. S. Yoerger " " " 12,499 92L. M. Affleck, 7,200.00; W. R. Anderson, 6,783.36; G. C. Armstrong, 7,775.00;F. M. Baker, 7,800.00; W. A. Barnard, 7,200.00; J. Barron, 8,199.96; F. W.Beatty, 12,500.04; J. E. Beecroft, 7,200.00; J. B. Bowman, 6,000.00; J. A. Brodie,12,000.00; W. A. Brown, 500.00; M. J. Brubacker, 6,600.00; J. P. Campbell,6,300.00; A. R. Carey, 6,900.00; R. D. Carman, 6,900.00; A. J. Carmichael,6,900.00; W. E. Carroll, 6,600.00; C. H. Clarke, 10,291.65; R. G. Code, 9,499.92;D. A. Crosbie, 6,083.32; G. W. Delahey, 7,500.00; F. L. Delavigne, 7,800.00;

J. C. Dillon, 6,300.00; E. J. Dodd, 6,300.00; L. G. Donald, 6,000.00; E. F. Eaton,6,000.00; G. H. Ferguson, 7,800.00; U. W. Fiskar, 6,600.00; W. T. Foster,

8,599.92; J. W. Giles, 7,500.00; W. E. Gimbv, 8,199.96; M. A. Gontier, 6,600.00;W. B. Greenwood, 9,766.13; W. R. Grinnell, 683.33; W. J. Harkness, 7,224.49;

A. F. Helmsley, 7,500.00; A. J. Herridge, 9,000.00; T. W. Hueston, 8,199.96;

R. W. Hummel, 8,599.92; J. C. Jackson, 7,800.00; I. C. Johnson, 7,800.00;C. H. Lane, 7,800.00; E. A. Lewis, 625.00; C. E. Lloyd, 7,200.00; R. R. Mac-Bean, 10,999.92; A. R. MacDonald, 7,500.00; H. H. MacKay, 9,000.00; T. E.

Mackey, 12,500.04; L. J. Madill, 6,300.00; J. M. Main, 6,300.00; F. C. Mc-Kergow, 7,800.00; H. G. McKinley, 6,600.00; N. B. McMahan, 7,200.00; R. V.Metcalfe, 4,550.00; H. N. Middleton, 575.00; A. C. Mollov, 6,900.00; M. B.

Morison, 9,999.96; W. Mulholland, 6,000.00; S. E. Neundorf, 7,200.00; D. N.Omand, 9,000.00; S. B. Panting, 7,500.00; S. H. Parsons, 8,199.96; E. K. Pukacz,5,062.49; E. F. Quigley, 6,000.00; G. F. Reding, 6,300.00; R. A. Ryder, 525.00;P. O. Rhynas, 10,500.00; C. V. Rich, 8,199.96; L. Ringham, 9,000.00; J. Ruxton,7,500.00; J. R. Smvth, 525.00; C. R. Tilt, 6,600.00; L. E. Tremblav, 7,200.00:

K. B. Turner, 7,500.00; W. W. Tweed, 6,000.00; F. A. Walden, 7,500.00; E. L.

Ward, 8,599.92; G. E. Ward, 7,800.00; W. F. Weaver, 9,499.92; R. A. Weir,8,199.96; W. H. Werner, 8,199.96; C. E. Westland, 7,200.00; J. M. Whalen,9,999.96; A. B. Wheatley, 9,416.60; R. V. Whelan, 6.900.00; J. R. Williams,575.00; G. J. Wood, 6,041.66; Other salaries, 1,136,487.16 1,803,089 19


Hon. J. W. Spooner, 1,200.00; G. H. Bayly, 1,423.50; M. J. Brubacher, 1,823.96;

R. D. Carman, 1,449.96: C. H. Clarke, 2,417.30; W. T. Foster, 1,835.83; A. J.

Herridge, 1,619.93; C. H. Lane, 1,543.16; C. E. Lloyd, 1,243.25; J. M. Main,2,126.07; W. T. Masters, 1,727.27; D. N. Omand, 1,709.39; P. O. Rhynas, 3,019.55;

C. V. Rich, 1,374.21; J. Ruxton, 1,356.28; Trans-Canada Air Lines, 4,600.80;

K. B. Turner, 1,415.47; A. B. WT

heatley, 1,312.24; Accounts under $1,200,

41,184.56 74,382 73


Ontario Motor Sales, Ltd., 4,140.00; Accounts under $3,500, 25,807.07 29,947 07

Damage and Other Claims, Sundry Contingencies, Awards, etc. ($17,126.51)

Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Ottawa, 13,700.00:

Accounts under $3,500, 3,426.51 17,126 51




Workmen's Compensation Board 124,530 82Less Refund:

Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd., re: M. Prycum 1,335 41123,195 41

Annuities and Bonuses to Indians under Treaty No. 9 ($31,560.00)

Department of Citizenship and Immigration, Ottawa 31,560 00


Postmaster, stamps purchased, 138,084.34; Less refund of Employees' contribution,

72,254.75 65,829 59

Advisory Committee to Minister—Travelling and Incidental Expenses ($3,182.22)

Expenses:

V. H. Evans, 230.75; J. S. Hazell, 205.35; H. Kennedy, 414.35; J. W. McNutt,87.75; E. A. Perry, 216.40; J. W. Sisam, 89.00; C. E. Smith, 30.00 1,273 60

Miscellaneous:



FIELD SERVICES

Surveys Branch

Ground Surveys ($248,530.25)

Pay List:




Survey Fees, Supplies, etc.

:

James K. Benner, 13,526.27; A. C. Bourne, 4,804.89; Burlington Steel Co.,

Ltd., 3,585.61; J. D. Dearden, 12,239.25; A. O. Este, 4,212.00; Funk & Wegman,7,017.23; Murray M. Graham, 4,042.12; Hewett, Dinsmore & Milne, 14,976.46;

Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., 6,925.66; James & Wandabense, 5,498.87; J. C. Kirkup,5,623.27; R. S. Kirkup & Son, 3,719.41; Eric J. Lackstrom, 5,517.35; Lane &Lane, 11,060.45; N. P. Lyndon, 4,722.52; A. M. Mackay, 6,768.36: L. U. Maughan,3,938.30; Michael McAlpine, 6,826.01; A. B. McLennan, 8,449.41; Department of

Mines & Technical Surveys, Ottawa, 4,128.05; Chas. R. Morgan, 5,563.13; CharlesP. O'Dale, 10,894.90; Cyril W. Paice, 3,743.23; Phillips & Gavin, 8,796.04;Pierce & Pierce, 15,438.49; Queen's Printer, 25,303.38; Simpson & Taylor, 7,215.29;H. A. Smith, 17,151.17; Sutcliffe Co., 5,361.95; Chas. G. Taylor, 4,478.58; B.

Tompsett, 5,405.03; W. N. Wildman & Rhodes & Associates, 8,733.10;Accounts under $3,500, 5,635.00 261,300 78

Less Refunds:Sundry persons, survey fees 43,306 00

217,994 78

Lac Seul Storage Dam—Control and Maintenance ($1,371.60)

C. H. Fullerton, 1,349.95; O. Holden, 1,393.25; Hydro-Electric Power Commissionof Ontario, 1,036.03 3,779 23

Less: Government of Canada Repayment 1,210 10Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario

Repayment 1,197 532,407 63

Surveys Branch $249,901 85

,371 60


Basic Organization—District Offices

(Including Provincial Parks, Research, Scaling, Forest ResourcesInventory, Forest Ranger School, Junior Rangers' Programme)

Salaries ($12,632,260.76)

D. K. Acheson, 12,000.00; M. A. Adamson, 8,199.96; P. Addison, 9,000.00; E. F.Anderson, 6,900.00; P. E. Anslow, 6,900.00; M. H. Baker, 8,199.96; R. A. Balk-will, 7,800.00; J. S. Ball, 8,199.96; G. Barna, 6,900.00; J. E. Barnes, 6,900.00;W. M. Bastedo, 7,500.00; R. A. Baxter, 6,900.00; A. F. Beckwith, 6,383.36;

J. G. Bell, 6,900.00; B. B. Benson, 6,900.00; A. H. Berst, 7,500.00; A. N. Bois-soneau, 6,900.00; R. Boultbee, 9.000.00; G. C. Bragg, 6,000.00; A. S. Bray,12,000.00; R. R. Brown, 6,300.00; W. A. Brown, 5,500.00; D. S. Bruce, 6,900.00;

J. C. Budd, 8,100.00; W. R. Bunting, 7,500.00; R. J. Burgar, 6,600.00; D. H.Burton, 7,500.00; A. W. Chalk, 6,900.00; W. J. Christie, 7,500.00; W. B. Clarke,8,199.96; W. G. Cleaveley, 8,199.96; D. A. Cooper, 6,300.00; G. F. Coyne,8,199.96; A. Crealock, 6,900.00; E. M. Cressman, 7,500.00; V. H. Crocker,6,000.00; H. G. Cummings, 7,289.52; J. B. Dawson, 6,300.00; H. H. DeVries,6,900.00; J. E. Dickenson, 7,200.00; R. M. Dixon, 8,199.96; C. W. Douglas,6,900.00; E. K. Dreyer, 7,800.00; A. L. Dunne, 8,199.96; W. G. Dyer, 6,900.00;L. H. Eckel, 6,900.00; W. E. Edwards, 7,500.00; C. A. Elsey, 6,900.00; D. A.Fawcett, 7,500.00; A. R. Fenwick, 7,200.00; R. G. Ferguson, 7,400.00; V. W.Fisk, 6,600.00; J. F. Flowers, 6,900.00; D. P. Fowler, 7,043.03; J. M. Fraser,

7,500.00; A. Fyvie, 6,600.00; D. E. Gage, 6,900.00; J. F. Gage, 6,900.00; J. K.Gaughan, 6,900.00; A. G. Gordon, 7,400.00; J. L. Grew, 6,900.00; J. D. Griffiths,

6,900.00; H. R. Grinnell, 6,900.00; W. R. Grinnell, 7,516.63; C. R. Groves,6,900.00; W. R. Haddow, 6,900.00; F. L. Hall, 8,199.96; J. M. Halpenny, 7,500.00;R. H. Hambly, 9,000.00; G. A. Hamilton, 8,199.96; S. R. Hamilton, 6,900.00;P. J. Hare, 6,900.00; C. J. Heeney, 6,600.00; C. C. Heimburger, 10,433.28;

H. J. Henry, 6,900.00; R. L. Hepburn, 6,383.36; Q. F. Hess, 9,000.00; G. A. Hills,

9,633.28; W. N. Hogan, 6,000.00; C. P. Howard, 6,900.00; J. D. Hughes, 7,200.00;R. S. Hyslop, 8,599.92; K. K. Irizawa, 6,900.00; F. Janser, 6,900.00; G. A.Jennings, 6,000.00; W. E. Jenns, 6,300.00; E. F. Johnston, 6,900.00; R. N.Johnston, 11,499.96; J. R. Keddie, 7,800.00; J. W. Keenan, 6,600.00; J. C.Kindness, 6,000.00; G. R. Lane, 6,900.00; H. C. Larsson, 7,600.00; R. H. Leech,6,300.00; A. W. Leman, 8,199.96; A. P. Leslie, 9,499.92; E. A. Lewis, 6,875.00;G. M. Linton, 7,500.00; R. A. Lockhart, 6,900.00; T. W. Lockwood, 8,199.96;K. H. Loftus, 8,199.96; G. M. Longley, 7,500.00; H. G. Lumsden, 7,500.00;N. F. Lyon, 6,900.00; G. E. MacKinnon, 8,199.96; N. V. Martin, 8,000.00;A. M. McCombie, 7,400.00; J. R. McKnight, 6,900.00; M. M. McLean, 6,900.00;

J. L. Mennill, 8,199.96; H. N. Middleton, 6,325.00; J. R. Morawski, 7,200.00;

W. A. Morris, 6,900.00; J. L. Mullen, 6,600.00; R. E. Mullin, 7,500.00; R. C.Passmore, 8,199.96; N. D. Patrick, 6,900.00; S. J. Patterson, 6,900.00; A. H.Peacock, 7,500.00: D. M. Peacock, 7,200.00; D. H. Pimlott, 8,100.00; W. L.

Plonski, 7,425.00; J. K. Reynolds, 8,199.96; F. C. Robinson, 6,900.00; J. D.Roseborough, 6,900.00; A. A. Russell, 7,500.00; R. A. Ryder, 5,775.00; D. A.Scott, 6,600.00; J. D. Scott, 7,500.00; F. E. Sider, 8,199.96; G. A. Sinclair,

6,900.00; D. A. Skeates, 6,900.00; W. L. Sleeman, 8,199.96; J. R. Smyth, 5,775.00;

R. O. Standfield, 7,325.00; W. E. Steele, 6,900.00; A. B. Stephenson, 6,000.00;

J. M. Taylor, 8,199.96; W. A. Thurston, 8,199.96; D. J. Vance, 6,900.00; W. H.Wahl, 6,900.00; A. E. Walroth, 7,800.00; J. C. Weir, 6,900.00; R. E. Whitfield,

6,900.00; J. R. Williams, 6,325.00; V. H. Williamson, 6,000.00; D. R. Wilson,8,199.96; A. B. Young, 6,000.00; C. H. Zavitz, 6,900.00; Other salaries,

11,715,703.70 12,811.110 08

Less Refunds, etc.:


Department of Transport:

re J. G. Miranda, weather reporting at

Pickle Lake 1,276 00

Department of Public Works:

Salaries transferred:

Construction 151,459 86Maintenance 25,557 80

177,017 66Miscellaneous 555 66

178,849 3212,632, 260'76

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS Kj)

Basic Organization—District Offices—Continued


D. K. Acheson, 2,925.66; M. A. Adamson, 1,835.21; P. Addison, 2,356.01; P. E.

Anslow, 1,580.59; G. R. Armitage, 1,491.46; G. A. Ashenden, 1,431.29; J. S.

Ball, 1,362.30; K. L. Barlow, 1,880.42; C. F. Bibby, 2,333.63; R. Boultbee,

1,822.10; A. S. Bray, 2,731.49; G. E. Brown, 1,587.51; W. A. Brown, 2,335.65;

G. W. Bulloch, 1,295.04; D. H. Burton, 1,594.97; K. A. Cameron, 1,640.21;

A. J. Campbell, 1,385.47; L. Campbell, 1,386.37; W. H. Cantelon, 1,485.28;

G. P. Carswell, 2,212.33; W. H. Charlton, 1,319.28; W. H. Chellew, 2,528.30;

W. B. Clarke, 2,010.75; J. E. Collard, 1,484.10; L. R. Cotterchio, 1,779.95;

G. F. Coyne, 1,296.28; E. M. Cressman, 1,240.97; V. H. Crocker, 3,037.41;

W. C. Currie, 4,044.94; D. J. D'Agostini, 1,539.06; A. E. Danes, 1,696.21; P. R.Davidson, 1,234.71; J. B. Dawson, 1,561.15; E. Diamond, 2,483.14; J. S. Dorland,1,390.76; E. K. Dreyer, 1,923.94; C. J. Ducharme, 1,992.96; A. L. Dunne, 1,209.31

;

J. A. Fingland, 1,736.49; J. F. Flowers, 1,246.03; D. J. Gawley, 1,562.24; A. G.Gordon, 1,579.51; J. L. Grew, 3,011.69; H. R. Grinnell, 1,308.99; D. Hagar,1,386.85; R. J. Hall, 1,299.28; W. Hall, 1,268.40; R. H. Hambly, 2,642.24; G. A.Hamilton, 2,306.02; S. R. Hamilton, 1,761.07; C. J. Heeney, 1,445.20; C. C.rj~:_u 1 101 TQ.r\ t? u^cr. o mons.r_ a u:ii<. 1 iqq ci. a tv,t u~,4~.

1,217.65; R. H. Leech, 1,311.21; A. P. Leslie, 1,384.05; E. A. Lewis, 2,019.68D. L. Lindsay, 1,405.77; J. W. Lockwood, 2,112.93; K. H. Loftus, 2,185.48H. G. Lumsden, 1,399.46; N. F. Lyon, 1,401.83; G. D. MacAdam, 1,834.15;

A. R. MacDonald, 1,540.22; E. MacGillivray, 1,516.56; G. E. MacKinnon,2,097.40; G. J. Madill, 1,680.94; D. E. McHale, 1,275.70; J. D. McNee, 1,565.56;

S, E. McWhirter, 1,337.92; E. R. Meadows, 1,506.46; M. S."

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Reese, 1,314.60; J. K. Reynolds, 2,721.60; F. C. Robinson, 1,529.85; J. _

2,570.05; J. D. Roseborough, 1,276.67; M. Schaefer, 1,682.09; G. A. Sinclair,

1,396.96; W. L. Sleeman, 1,555.85; J. M. Small, 1,314.74; B. Smith, 1,390.00;

E. W. Smith, 1,389.40; R. N. Staley, 1,766.02; W. Stanek, 1,229.58; W. E. Steele,

1,348.58; L. J. Stock, 1,323.23; D. 0. Sylvester, 1,365.49; J. M. Taylor, 1,529.28;

W. A. Thurston, 1,247.41; K. J. Tolmie, 1,252.64; M. A. Townes, 1,691.39;A. J. Tracy, 1,516.13; R. H. Trotter, 1,529.69; W. G. Turnbull, 1,324.08; D. G.Waldriff, 1,305.64; J. R. Williams, 1,656.74; D. R. Wilson, 1,313.66; E. G. Wilson,1,716.43; A. Wynia, 1,234.51; Accounts under $1,200, 456,544.92

662,874 80

Less Refunds, etc.:

Department of Public WT

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Accounts transferred:

Construction 7,213 30Maintenance 1,149 44— 8,362 74


654,413 82

Maintenance and Operating ($2,774,340.82)

Agricultural Chemical, Ltd., 6,168.31; Robert Allworth, Ltd., 4,337.31; W. L.Ballentine Co., Ltd., 4,051.27; Wray Bartram Forest Products, Ltd., 4,358.35;Beatty Bros., Ltd., 9,162.48; Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., 21,477.92; British

American Oil Co., Ltd., 81,397.59; J. A. Brouillard, Ltd., 5,633.66; Bud's Transfer,Ltd., 4,049.50; Burgess Battery Co., 11,111.96; Canada Packers, Ltd., 56,843.75;Canadian Carborundum Co., Ltd., 4,875.00* Canadian General Electric Co.,Ltd., 6,905.88: Canadian Industries, Ltd., 6,921.86: Canadian Johns-ManvilleCo., Ltd., 18,406.71; Canadian National Railways, 36,552.02; Canadian Oil

Companies, Ltd., 62,651.51; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 30,902.08; CanadianPetrofina, Ltd., 6,655.02; Canadian Tire Corp., 14,463.39; Capital Air Surveys,Ltd., 29,452.55; Jack Chisholm Film Productions, Ltd., 3,567.45; Cities ServiceOil Co., Ltd., 7,404.25; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 30,944.18; Cockburn& Archer Co., Ltd., 8,763.77; Charles W. Collins Stores, Ltd., 9,632.31; Craft,Ltd., 5,460.80; Geo. W. Crothers, Ltd., 9,599.49; Croydon Construction, Ltd.,

7,843.10; Dominion Stores, Ltd., 15,595.99; Donald Inspection, Ltd., 11,199.50;



Maintenance and Operating—Continued

T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 5,795.63; Allan Eckford, 8,223.45; Jack H. Edwards, Ltd.,

3,819.50; Electro Sonic Supply Co., Ltd., 21,362.96; Evans Lumber & BuildersSupply, Ltd., 3,801.47; F & S Forest Products, Ltd., 4,700.00; Feldman TimberCo., Ltd., 3,975.50; Forest Valley Lumber, Ltd., 6,685.56; Fred's Meat Market5,114.36; Gerard Builders of North Bay, Ltd., 3,778.00; Thomas Gibson & Co.Ltd., 8,351.30; Stanley A. Grant, Ltd., 6,512.89; Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.7,378.02; Haileybury Lumber Co., Ltd., 3,689.30; Department of Highways45,047.33; Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd., 5,536.87; S. J. Hill & Sons, Ltd., 5,188.07Marvin M. Hockman, 4,500.00; Hudson's Bay Co., 7,550.08; Husky Oil &Refining, Ltd., 3,961.29; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 87,733.91Imperial Oil, Ltd., 227,954.90; International Harvester Co. of Canada, Ltd.4,067.24; Johnson Electric Supply, Ltd., 3,512.94; Howard Kennedy, 9,020.00Ketchum Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 3,954.99; Keyes Supply Co., Ltd., 4,296.10Kilgour's, Ltd., 5,377.31; Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd., 15,415.50King Camera Centre, 5,796.39; Kokotow Bros. Lumber, 3,708.05; KormackLumber Co., Ltd., 5,934.76; K. T. LaCarte, 5,331.05; Laderoute Bros., 3,873.07Lakehead Freightways, Ltd., 6,189.30; Lakeland Motor Sales, 3,984.29; Ollie

Lautaoja, 12,455.00; John Leckie, Ltd., 9,979.81; Lindstrom & Nilson, Ltd.,

8,281.32; Liskeard Construction, Ltd., 5,240.10; Lyons Fuel, Hardware &Supplies, Ltd., 8,869.64; MacDonald's Consolidated, Ltd., 9,551.09; MarshallEcclestone, Ltd., 6,140.78; Marshall-Wells of Canada, Ltd., 3,771.65; McArthur Construction Co., 4,368.50; D. J. McCall & Sons, Ltd., 5,097.31; McCutcheon's Camera Shops, Ltd., 11,874.80; McFadden Lumber Co., 4,385.01

Dino Miconi, Contractor, 4,037.44; Microfilm Recording Co., Ltd., 12,201.91Monarch Chemicals, Ltd., 6,520.20; E. R. Mound, 25,834.28; S. W. Mound28,253.50; Mount McKay Fuels, 4,209.34; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 14,348.53North American Lumber & Supply Co., Ltd., 5,887.23; North Star Oil, Ltd.5,539.46; Northern Electric Co., Ltd., 6,150.71; Orillia Creamery Co., Ltd.

3,818.23; Orono Fuel & Lumber, Ltd., 3,942.43; C. D. Payette & Sons, 5,868.74Wm. Pollock & Son, Ltd., 25,295.99; Postmaster (stamps), 34,747.33; PortArthur Public Utilities Commission, 5,075.99; Provencher Bros., 5,865.02

Public Utilities—Sundry, 20,062.83; Pye Canada, Ltd., 4,288.39; Quaker OatsCo. of Canada, Ltd., 12,307.96; Queen's Printer, 319,603.66; Royal York Hotel4,760.95; Safety Supply Co., 8,709.12; Sainthill-Levine & Co., Ltd., 13,765.37

Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd., 41,236.98; Sioux Lumber & Supply Co., 9,057.44Smith & Chappie, Ltd., 25,158.15; C. R. Snelgrove & Co., Ltd., 3,986.25; SpadoniBros., Ltd., 10,559.39; Spartan Air Services, Ltd., 21,629.83: Spruce Falls Power& Paper Co., Ltd., 4,543.34; Stevenson & Kellogg, Ltd., 14,457.11; Stokes Cap& Regalia, Ltd., 9,869.25; House of Stone, 12,583.65; Elgin Stouffer, 4,569.20

Sun Oil Co., Ltd., 5,564.90; Sundry Persons—fur sealing, 6,350.50; seed collecting

42,344.54; Superior Lumber Co., Ltd., 5,225.25; Supertest Petroleum Corp.Ltd., 13,348.68; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 21,077.59; George Taylor HardwareLtd., 21,729.33; Texaco Canada, Ltd., 21,770.11; Underwood, Ltd., 4,813.03

Union Carbide Canada, Ltd., 6,753.36; United Supply (Timmins), Ltd., 4,249.08University of Toronto, 46,320.91; Valley Camp Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd.

5,128.54; Norman Wade Co., Ltd., 6,033.77; Wajax Equipment, Ltd., 9,479.18

Western Bag & Burlap Co., Ltd., 5,601.05; J. E. Wiegand & Co., Ltd., 11,257.71

G. H. Wood & Co., Ltd., 10,407.70; York Trading, Ltd., 8,019.08; Telephone,171,211.42; accounts under $3,500, 1,506,250.68 3,859,206 96

Less Refunds, etc.:

Sales, Rentals, etc.:

Board, lodging and van sales 62,217 19

Coal 3,749 11

Custom tree planting 300 00Electric Power 2,266 70Equipment rental 878 92Excise Tax, rebate on industrial alcohol 1,041 55

Fish 230 41

Furs 1,729 76

Grouse 720 00Pulpwood and fuelwood 86,247 76Rental, Ontario Trappers' Association 4,500 00Trees and tree seed 30,533 90Used supplies and material 3,103 30Board, lodging, telephone and tuition fees,

Ranger School 52,820 22

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS K 11


Maintenance and Operating—Continued

Less Refunds, etc.—Continued


Department of Agriculture:

re services—Pathology Building, Maple 10,230 73

Department of Citizenship and Immigration:

re Fur Management Agreement 33,357 15

Department of Northern Affairs and NationalResources:

re subsidy for year ended March 31,

1961, under Canada Forestry Act 369,153 59

Less

:

Refund of portion of subsidy for

year ended March 31, 1960,following clearing of accountsfor that year 2,371 29

366,782 30

Inter-departmental

:

Public Works:

re Accounts transferred

:

Construction 320,327 35Maintenance 91,099 67

411,427 02

General

:

Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario:

Patrol of transmission lines, Algonquin Park. . . . 3,739 44Maintenance, Rocky Island Dam 515 05Retaining Wall, Minaki 3,766 81

Vehicle Accident Claims, various companies 489 54Miscellaneous 4,219 28

1,084,866 142,774,340 82

Equipment (other than Forest Fixe Suppression) ($717,581.97)

Ball Motors, 8,329.23 ; W. L. Ballentine Co., Ltd., 27,092.96 ; W. C. Becker EquipmentCo., Ltd., 9,400.00; Belisle Trac Sales, Ltd., 18,916.25; Belisle Automobiles,Ltd., 6,431.15; Bell & Howell Canada, Ltd., 4,802.49; Boston Bros., Ltd., 8,225.77;

Mark Bowie Motors, 4,889.12; Cameron-Stacey Motors, 4,538.80; Campbell-Goodfellow, 4,997.00; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 9,388.50; Geo. W.Crothers, Ltd., 28,806.00; Danz-Muncaster, Ltd., 12,855.53; De HavillandAircraft of Canada, Ltd., 154,367.00; Dingwall Motors, Ltd., 3,595.24; Donohue'sGarage, 4,100.00; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 4,532.38; Fee Motors, Ltd., 4,500.00;Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 4,676.90; General Fire Extinguisher Corp. (Canada),Ltd., 6,996.90; Leo Gervais, 5,574.36; Gibson Motors, Ltd., 4,153.45; H & SIndustrial Sales, 5,780.05; Clayt & Don Hill, Ltd., 4,876.57; Hudson's Bay Co.,

4,537.95; Imperial Motor Sales, 6,024.43; Jessiman Motors, Ltd., 3,888.76;Killaloe Motor Sales, Ltd., 10,186.90; Don Laton Motor Sales, 4,271.98; DonLaw, Ltd., 4,738.32; Levitt-Safety, Ltd., 5,098.26; John Henry Lowe, 11,000.00;Maclsaac Motors, Ltd., 7,729.13; Manton Brothers, Ltd., 6,250.00; MarnochOffice Supply Co., 4,238.55; W. H. Marr, Ltd., 4,833.49; Marshall-Ecclestone,Ltd., 3,746.23; Meredith-Connelly Motors, Ltd., 6,072.71; Ontario Motor Sales,

Ltd., 4,140.00; Pacey Bros. Temagami, Ltd., 4,185.93; Al. Pierce Motors, Ltd.,

5,491.74; Prestige Office Interiors, Ltd., 4,405.27; Pye Canada, Ltd., 56,995.95;Queen's Printer, 36,119.99; Richardson Bros., 4,348.18; Scott Motor Sales,

6,752.28; Smith & Chappie, Ltd., 13,893.59; Spadoni Bros., Ltd., 6,659.27;Spramotor, Ltd., 4,682.25; Stainton Office Supply, Ltd., 15,050.81; SudburyMotors, Ltd., 4,442.93; R. N. Tait, 4,417.70; Tele-Radio Systems, Ltd., 57,350.00;

S1G—20

K 12 * PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1


Equipment (other than Forest Fire Suppression)—Continued

Timberland-Ellicott, Ltd., 6,686.25; Williams & Wilson, Ltd., 3,732.28; William-son Bros. Motors, Ltd., 4,355.29; Orv. York Motors, 3,649.64; Accountsunder $3,500, 330,928.32 1,012,730 03

Less Refunds, etc.:

Sale of used equipment 13,724 31


Department of Northern Affairs and NationalResources

:

re subsidy for year ended March 31, 1961,under Canada Forestry Act 281,224 00

Inter-departmental

:

Public Works:

re Accounts transferred 199 75295,148 06

717,581 97

Basic Organization—District Offices, etc $16,778,597 37

Extra Fire Fighting

Wages, Expenses, Maintenance and Operating ($633,924.87)

Pay List—Wages of men 338,491 52

Travelling Expenses—Accounts under $1,200 3,810 36

Maintenance and Operating:

Austin Airways, Ltd., 18,833.85; Belisle Trac Sales, Ltd., 3,836.80; DominionHelicopters, Ltd., 5,055.58; Green Airways, Ltd., 14,513.80; Hillside GeneralStore, 3,584.31; Hoist Point, Ltd., 5,193.38; Hooker Bros., 9,914.32; Hudson'sBay Co., 20,109.70; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 4,478.88; Joe's Market, 6,595.51; Kim-berly-Clark Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd., 5,447.42; Loudon Bros., Ltd., 5,246.98;

John Milani, 3,796.08; Ontario Central Airlines, Ltd., 10,906.58; Parsons Airways,Ltd., 4,321.66; St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., 17,312.09; Severn Enterprises, Ltd.,

5,887.80; Superior Airways, Ltd., 10,596.91; Roy L. Tansley & Sons, Ltd.,

21,889.89; Trans Air, Ltd., 4,617.36; Wajax Equipment, Ltd., 9,758.85;

Accounts under $3,500, 107,593.52 299,491 27

Less Refunds:

Board and Van Sales 7,868 28291,622 99

Forest Fire Suppression Equipment ($177,523.01)

George Angus (Canada), Ltd., 35,632.50; Canadian Celanese, Ltd., 4,410.00; GeneralFire Extinguisher Corp. (Canada), Ltd., 6,562.10; W. H. Marr (Twin City),

Ltd., 3,770.99; Chas. Niedner's Sons, Ltd., 6,441.54; Pioneer Parachute Co. of

Canada, Ltd., 5,556.00; Wajax Equipment, Ltd., 65,795.50; Len Wood SupplyCo., Ltd., 4,060.00; Accounts under $3,500,46,884.38 179,113 01

Less:

Sale of used equipment 1,590 00

Extra Fire Fighting $811,447 88

177,523 01

Public Information and Education

Salaries, etc., Maintenance and Operating ($174,325.15)


1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS K 13

Public Information and Education—Continued

Salaries, etc., Maintenance and Operating—Continued



Maintenance and Operating:

Jack Chisholm Film Productions, Ltd., 15,617.54; Robert Crone Pictures, Ltd.,

15,586.90; Queen's Printer, 88,828.80: Accounts under $3,500, 46,103.00... 166,136 24

Public Information and Education $174,325 15

Air Service Branch

Salaries ($591,937.19)

D. W. Allen, 6,600.00; D. E. Ballantyne, 6,300.00; G. D. Beaushene, 6,600.00;A. H. Bieck, 6,000.00; W. B. Buckworth, 7,200.00; A. E. Burtt, 6,600.00; D. R.Calver, 6,600.00; G. E. Campbell, 6,600.00; A. P. Colfer, 6,600.00; T. C. Cooke,6,600.00; W. W. Cram, 6,300.00; D. M. Croal, 6,000.00; B. R. Croft, 6,300.00;

W. C. Davidson, 6,300.00; J. G. Denley, 6,600.00; A. E. Denning, 6,000.00;A. I. Elliott, 6,000.00; F. B. Evans, 6,600.00; N. A. Glennie, 6,600.00; S. J.Higgins, 6,300.00; H. A. Hoar, 6,600.00; P. S. Hoeberg, 6,600.00; W. A. Hugill,

6,600.00; J. Kincaid, 6,600.00; C. J. Kirk, 6,600.00; J. A. Lamont, 6,600.00;C. J. Lefeuvre, 6,600.00; B. Lowe, 6,300.00; D. H. North, 6,000.00; R. Parsons,7,200.00; H. J. Phillips, 6,900.00; G. E. Ponsford, 11,666.58; L. D. Poulin, 6,600.00;D. M. Reid, 6,600.00; G. V. Robinson, 6,000.00; J. Siegel, 6,600.00; A. B. Smith,6,600.00; H. C. Speight, 6,600.00; E. Thomas, 6,600.00; F. J. Thompson, 6,600.00;G. E. Trussler, 6,600.00; L. Turcotte, 6,300.00; C. E. Wright, 6,000.00;Other salaries, 307,870.61 591,937 19



Maintenance and Operating ($424,515.66)

Aviation Electric, Ltd., 5,566.08; Canadian Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co., Ltd.,

8,120.51; De Havilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd., 4,066.93; Dominion Heli-copters, Ltd., 174,541.68; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 4,887.10;Imperial Oil, Ltd., 126,581.78; Lyons Fuel, Hardware & Supplies, Ltd., 8,828.17;Reed, Shaw & McNaught, 43,566.09; Sigfusson Transportation Co., Ltd.,

4,754.89; Toronto Harbour Commission, 3,823.90; Accounts under $3,500,67,008.04 451,745 17

Less Refund:

Gasoline Tax 27,229 51424,515 66

Air Service Branch $1,026,613 92

Grants ($34,496.16)

Association of Ontario Land Surveyors 200 00Ontario Forestry Association 10,000 00Municipalities and Conservation Authorities to Aid in the Acquisition of Forest

Ausable River, 520.32; Big Creek Region, 5,300.30; North Grey Region, 4,902.67;Otter Creek, 1,534.17; Saugeen Valley, 138.70 12,396 16

Fish and Wildlife Service:

Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation, Inc 3,000 00Thomas N. Jones 300 00E. L. Marsh 100 00Ontario Fur Breeders' Association, Inc 5,000 00Ontario Council of Commercial Fisheries 2,500 00Ontario Trappers' Association 1 ,000 00

Grants $34,496 16


Payments of Wolf and Bear Bounty ($52,891.00)

Wolf Bounty:


Bear Bounty:


Payments of Wolf and Bear Bounty $52,891 00

Parks Improvements

Acquisition of Land, Construction of Buildings, Development of Campsitesand Picnic Areas, and other Improvements ($1,791,541.85)




Construction, Purchase of Property, Materials, etc.

:

Ace Hauling Co., 13,800.00; Armitage (Ontario) Construction Co., Ltd., 22,569.92

;

Arnprior Builder's Supplies & M. Sullivan & Son, Ltd., 5,172.70; Clarence H.& Ruth B. Atkins, 10,000.00; Harold N. Atkins, 4,500.00; R. C. Baker Construc-tion, 6,089.00; Frank E. Baumgartner, 7,112.80; Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd.,

16,726.14; Biloski Bros., 4,610.00; M. G. Butler & Co., Ltd., 7,270.50; C. J.Cadeau, 4,509.40; Carrington Lumber & Builders' Supply, Ltd., 6,394.29;Cecchetto & Sons, Ltd., 5,251.48; G. T & Violet C. Clarke, 12,000.00; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 6,260.87; Cookson Construction, 4,358.72; CrawfordTransport, Ltd., 4,617.50; Albert & Gertrude Dalpe, 3,850.00; Eady & GrahamConstruction, 6,359.25; Elliott Lumber Co., 11,010.53; Elliott & Ross, 3,986.75;C. F. Evans Lumber Co., Ltd., 5,062.51; Duff Evers, 4,406.25; Ferris Bros.,

215,000.00; Gosselin Bros., 6,387.50; Raoul Guitor, 4,500.00; Department of

Highways, 140,798.22; F. C. Hammond, 11,563.30; Leo Herns, 9,722.35; Hill-

Clark-Francis, Ltd., 6,213.86; Hoey's Trucking, 4,659.53; Huntsville PlaningMills, Ltd., 3,753.47; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 4,282.34; C. F. Jacklin, Ltd., 7,745.10;

Murray Jewett, 4,233.04; Earl Jones, 10,720.06; Jutras Construction & DiamondDrilling Co., Ltd., 7,076.53; Estate of H. Kedey, 18,375.00; Kitchener WasteOil Service, 3,570.00; H. J. McFarland Construction Co., Ltd., 21,683.97; FinleyW. McLachlan Construction Co., Ltd., 3,791.00; Robert W. Mighton, Jr., 4,122.00;Moffatt & Powell Lumber Co., 5,120.79; County of Norfolk, 7,052.05; OshawaAcme Haulage, Ltd., 5,123.80; Osmose Wood Preserving Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

9,223.61; Township of Otonabee, 8,371.06; John E. Pearce, 4,500.00; Pine RidgeLumber Co., 5,077.27; Grant Quick & Presqu'ile Summer Hotel Co., Ltd.,

9,500.00; Department of Reform Institutions (purchase of park equipment)—Industrial Farms, Industries, 73,352.00; Reformatories, Industries, 124,133.76;

Roads Resurfacing Co., Ltd., 3,676.20; Gil. Seguin, 9,365.50; Smith & Chappie,Ltd., 4,044.37; Harold Stewart Construction Co., Ltd., 5,360.00; James AllenStringer, 5,000.00; Sutton Lumber & Fuel, Ltd., 5,262.12; Toronto RefrigerationFixture Co., Ltd., 14,916.20; Waite Transport, 4,373.42; Jack Whitehouse,8,639.40; T. A. Wilson & Juliette Wilson & Lucien Lacose, 3,800.00; John WoodCo., Ltd., 6,623.46; Accounts under $3,500, 633,291.98 1,619,922 87

Less Refunds:

Board and Van Sales 4,723 45Miscellaneous 185 00Government of Canada:

Department of Northern Affairs and NationalResources re Campgrounds and Picnic

Areas Agreement, Winter Works Pro-gramme 608,365 51

613,273 961,006,648 91

Parks Improvements—Acquisition of Land, Constructionof Buildings, etc $1,791,541 85

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS KJL5

Maintenance of Access Roads

Salaries, etc., Maintenance and Operating ($148,910.60)




Materials, Supplies, etc.

:

Great Lakes Lumber & Shipping, Ltd., 4,051.67; Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.,

7,001.75; Northern Forest Products, Ltd., 18,328.10; Accounts under $3,500,

87,677.81 117,059 33

Less Refunds:

Board and Van Sales 515 60Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario:

Rocky Island Lake Road and Dam 2,068 08Algoma Flood Damage 1,250 93— 3,834 61

113,224 72

Maintenance of Access Roads $148,910 60

Field Services $21,068,725 78

TIMBER BRANCH

Construction of Logging Roads through Crown Timber Areas—thecost to be recovered as increased stumpage charges

on timber sales ($48,009.80)




Construction, Supplies, Materials, etc.:

Liskeard Construction, Ltd.. 6,625.00; Elmer Pasanen. 12,770.26; Tiitto LumberCo., Ltd., 3,792.00; Accounts under $3,500, 18,498.47 41,685 73

Timber Branch—Construction of Logging Roads $48,009 80

STATUTORY


Hon. J. W. Spooner 12,000 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Lands and Forests $23,277,048.30

PART L

OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR



L 2 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

PART L—OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Statement of Expenditure Showing Amounts Expended and Unexpended for the YearEnded March 31, 1961

Office of Lieutenant GovernorAppropriations Treasury

BoardOrders

ExpendituresUn-

Ordinary Capital Ordinary Capitalexpended

$ c.

11,000 00

10,000 00

$ c. $ c $ c.

9,843 18

10,000 00

$ c. $ c

1,156 82

Expenses:Allowance for Contingencies

21,000 00 19,843 18 1,156 82

Special Warrant:Expenses re visit to the Pro-

vince of The President of

France and Madame de7,632 35

27,475 53

OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR


Secretary and other salaries 9,843 18

Expenses ($10,000.00)

His Honour J. Keiller Mackay, allowance for contingencies 10,000 00

SPECIAL WARRANT

Expenses incurred in connection with the visit to the Provinceof The President of France and Madame de Gaulle ($7,632.35)

His Honour J. Keiller Mackay

Total Expenditure, Office of Lieutenant Governor. . . $27,475.53

7,632 35

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Main Office 5

Geological Branch 6

Mines Inspection Branch 6

Laboratories Branch 6

Sulphur Fumes Arbitrator 7

Mining Lands Branch 7

Statutory 7

Special Warrants 8

Summary 4


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Hon. J. A. Maloney, Minister (Statutory, see page M 7)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($305,737.74)

D. P. Douglass Deputy Minister 3,524 1

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H. C. Rickaby " " 12,612 84L. C. Brown, 6,900.00; H. S. Cox, 6,300.00; D. P. Douglass, 8,249.94; J. A.Haddon, 7,200.00; D. G. Horan, 6,300.00; D. F. Jupe, 6,000.00; B. C. Lee,9,000.00; F. W. Love, 6,300.00; H. G. Matthews, 7,200.00; J. F. McFarland,12,000.00; H. C. Rickabv, 8,519.01; R. B. Robinson, 6,000.00; J. E. Stankiewicz,6,300.00; Other salaries, 193,331.78 305,737 74


Hon. J. A. Maloney, 1,444.51; Accounts under $1,200, 9,780.71 11,225 22


Canada Lithographing Co., Ltd., 6,118.00; Cooper & Beatty, Ltd., 4,084.00; CoppClark Publishing Co., Ltd., 15,433.97; F. H. Hayhurst Co., Ltd., 5,844.94;

Hunting Survey Corp., Ltd., 3,856.36; National Cash Register Co. of Canada,Ltd., 5,749.34; Department of Public Works, 6,625.33; Queen's Printer, 73,170.96;Rolph-Clark-Stone, Ltd., 6,985.00; Royal Canadian Geographical Society,

4,634.50; Accounts under $3,500, 46,340.54;—Less: Sale of Equipment,50.00 178,792 94

Fees, Salaries and Expenses—Legal, Professional andMiscellaneous Services ($24,456.05)

Sulphur Dioxide Special Investigation:

Services

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Miscellaneous:

Accounts under $3,500, 7,577.35;—Less: Sale of Equipment,400.00 7,177 35

Total 17,446 33Less: Proportion of cost paid by International Nickel

Co. of Canada, Ltd., 6,987.26; Falconbridge NickelMines, Ltd., 1,735.91 8,723 16

8,723 17

Special Committee for examining mining practices at Elliot Lake:

Services:

A. V. Corlett, 220.00; R. G. K. Morrison, 1,755.00; H. R. Rice,330.00 2,305 00



Miscellaneous:

Accounts under $3,500 505 333,027 88

Professional services rendered in connection with Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.,1957 Appeal under The Mining Tax Act:

Services:

Gunn, Roberts & Co., 3,605.00; Thorne, Mulholland, Howson & McPherson,6,700.00; Accounts under $3,500, 2,400.00 12,705 00



Construction of Mining and Access Roads ($1,600,308.73)

Department of Highways, 1,617,592.92; Renable Mines, Ltd., 4,843.80; SpartanAir Service, Ltd., 92,293.97 1,714,730 69

Less Refunds:Can-Fer Mines, Ltd 22,127 99Government of Canada Repayments 92,293 97

114,421 961,600,308 73


GEOLOGICAL BRANCH

Salaries ($195,818.67)

S. A. Ferguson, 9,624.93; R. M. Ginn, 6,675.00; D. F. Hewitt, 9,624.93; M. E.

Hurst, 11,624.97; P. F. Karrow, 6,975.00; E. G. Pye, 8,299.95; J. Satterly,

9,624.93; W. S. Savage, 9,624.93; J. E. Thomson, 10,625.01 ; R. Thomson, 9,624.93;Other salaries, 103,494.09 195,818 67


P. P. Hudec and party, 1,342.77; M. E. Hurst, 1,450.06; Accounts under $1,200,7,942.49

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Killaloe Motor Sales, Ltd., 13,892.55; Paragon Industrial Photographic Repro-ductions, Ltd., 4,183.86; Accounts under $3,500, 51,965.56 70,041 97

Geological Branch $276,595 96

MINES INSPECTION BRANCH

Salaries ($190,259.45)

T. J. Baker, 8,199.96; C. M. Barrett, 9,000.00; W. E. Bawden, 10,999.92; O. H.Bjarnason, 8,199.96; H. J. Bone, 7,500.00; H. N. Curry, 7,800.00; H. F. Davis,8,199.96; R. H. Galway, 8,199.96; W. Hendry, 8,199.96; W. A. Hoffman, 8,199.96;

]. M. Hughes, 7,500.00; A. T. Kirk, 8,199.96; J. J. Lazurko, 8,199.96; R. F.

Lockhart, 8,199.96; E. B. May, 7,500.00; W. V. McKnight, 9,000.00; R. E.Murray, 8,199.96; W. K. Redsell, 7,800.00; G. S. Riddell, 8,199.96; R. L. Smith,9,999.96; Other salaries, 22,960.01 190,259 45


T. J. Baker, 1,875.29; C. M. Barrett, 2,685.76; W. E. Bawden, 1,988.32; O. H.Bjarnason, 2,379.32; H. N. Curry, 2,431.89; W. Hendry, 2,302.39; W. A. Hoffman,2,029.42; J. M. Hughes, 3,191.28; A. T. Kirk, 2,267.17; J. J. Lazurko, 2,885.16;

R. F. Lockhart, 1,240.17; E. B. Mav, 1,235.52; W. V. McKnight, 1,807.67;

R. E. Murray, 2,298.27; W. K. Redsell, 1,213.51; G. S. Riddell, 2,283.72; R. L.

Smith, 1,452.66; Accounts under $1,200, 3,250.29 38,817 81



Mines Inspection Branch $244,720 55

LABORATORIES BRANCH

Salaries $ 163,177.81Maintenance 32,752.70

$ 195,930.51

Provincial Assay Office, Toronto:

.Salaries:

W. D. Hicks, 6,900.00; D. A. Moddle, 9,499.92; A. H. Russell, 7,500.00;

W. O. Taylor, 8,199.96; Other salaries, 37,245.65 69,345 53

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Provincial Assay Office, Toronto—Continued

Maintenance:


Cable Testing Laboratory, Toronto:

Salaries:


Maintenance:

Ontario Mining Association, 9,357.19; Accounts under S3, 500, 3,863.34. . 13,220 53

Temiskaming Testing Laboratory, Cobalt:

Salaries:

J. L. Brisson, 6,000.00; C. V. J. O'Shaughnessy, 7,800.00; Other salaries,

47,622 36 61,422 36

Maintenance:


Laboratories Branch $195,930 51

SULPHUR FUMES ARBITRATOR

Salaries, Travelling and Other Expenses ($242.67)

Salaries:

B. R. Dreisinger, 6,900.00; R. H. Murray, 7,800.00; Othersalaries, 3,450.00 18,150 00

Maintenance:


Total . 25,375 74Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures by Smelting

Companies 25,133 07242 67

MINING LANDS BRANCH

Salaries ($275,609.45)

J. S. Grant, 6,000.00; D. A. lodouin, 6,000.00; P. Logee, 6,000.00; S. J. Mason,6,000.00; J. R. McGinn, 7,500.00; W. Mcintosh, 7,800.00; R. V. Scott, 9,000.00;G. T. Stevens, 6,000.00; T. A. Wood, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 215,309.45.. 275,609 45


A. J. Beauchamp, 1,525.88; T. Christianson, 2,534.18; C. D. Egerton, 2,637.78;

J. S. Grant, 1,214.51; C. F. Haultain, 1,376.17; V. Tukkanen, 1,731.59; C. S.

Walsten, 2,106.74; Accounts under $1,200, 8,637.35 21,764 20


Ketchum Manufacturine Co., Ltd., 3,660.41; Queen's Printer, 9,157.89; Accountsunder $3,500, 21,822.79 34,641 09

Mining Lands Branch $332,014 74

STATUTORY


Hon. J. A. Maloney 12,000 00



Mines Inspection Branch

Maintenance and Operation of Mine Rescue Stations

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 241, Sec. 163, Subs. 6

Salaries

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G. G. McPhail, 6,300.00; Other salaries, 46,606.14 52,906 14

Public Service Superannuation Fund:

Employer's Contribution 3,048 00


J. W. Armstrong, 2,041.61; R. Eveson, 1,824.15; G. G. McPhail, 3,285.03; A.Wilson, 2,190.02; Accounts under $1,200, 2,663.42 12,004 23

Maintenance:

Improvement District of Elliot Lake, 7,190.88; Mine Safety Appliances Co. of

Canada, Ltd., 7,620.75; Safety Supply Co., 9,787.62; Accounts under $3,500,31,235.39—Less: Refund re living accommodation, 3,728.71; sale of handbooks,66.00; recovery from O.N.R. re loss in transit, 93.40; miscellaneous, 42.16. . . .

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Total 119,862 74Less: Payments by Workmen's Compensation Board for

Mining Industry 1 19,862 74


SPECIAL WARRANTS

Payment to Gull Lake Iron Mines Limited for the purpose of providing equitable settlementof a claim against the Crown arising out of an error which occurred in the office of the

Mining Recorder at Haileybury ($500.00)

Gull Lake Iron Mines, Ltd-. 500 00

Payment to J. S. Crosscombe for the purpose of providing equitable settlement of a claimagainst the Crown arising out of an error which occurred in the draughting office of the

Mining Lands Branch in Toronto ($813.50)

J. S. Crosscombe 813 50


Total Expenditure, Department of Mines $3,183,338.61

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Ontario Water Resources Commission 7

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Grants to Municipalities 10

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Hon. W. K. Warrender, Minister (Statutory, see page N 10)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($682,163.02)

L. R. Cumming Deputy Minister 21,999 96

J. W. P. Carter Assistant Deputy Minister 15,999 96P. Hickey "

" " 7,913 95E. R. Bailey, 7,500.00; A. C. Beaudreau, 8,141.66; J. W. Bell, 9,000.00; F. G.Blake, 11,499.96; W. B. Bolton, 8,199.96; V. Bozzer, 6,600.00; F. A. Braybrook,9,000.00; A. E. K. Bunnell, 10,119.96; A. T. Butler, 10,999.92; P. G. Gillis,

6,900.00; W. W. Gow, 7,800.00; R. A. Groves, 7,800.00; F. J. Hill, 8,141.66;T. R. Hunter, 7,800.00; W. S. Jackson, 7,500.00; W. M. Jelly, 6,900.00; G. T.Johnston, 6,600.00; S. J. Kelly, 6,000.00; G. E. Mitchell, 8,199.96; W. J. Oliver,

7,800.00; W. G. Pack, 7,750.00; W. H. Palmer, 12,499.92; A. W. Reeve, 6,000.00;H. G. Rowan, 7,200.00; N. V. Salomaa, 7,800.00; M. R. Sather, 6,300.00; M. R.Sloan, 10,999.92; A. T. Sutherland, 6,900.00; D. R. Taylor, 9,424.92; G. J.Walsh, 6,900.00; D. E. Willis, 6,300.00; C. W. Yates, 15,999.96; Othersalaries, 369,671.35 682,163 02


Hon. W. K. Warrender, 1,200.00; W. B. Bolton, 1,247.75; British American Oil

Co., Ltd., 2,551.54; D. A. Dickinson, 1,477.85; P. G. Gillis, 1,676.75; Departmentof Highways, 1,490.46; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 2,118.34; P. J. Mantha, 2,346.80;

J. A. Mowat, 1,976.47; W. J. Oliver, 1,761.52; R. G. Parker, 1,358.82; C. R.Stiver, 1,391.09; R. M. Veitch, 1,482.30; C. D. Wright, 1,300.18; Accountsunder $1,200, 40,789.97 64,169 84

British-American Motors,Supply, Ltd., 6,672.51;


6,630.00; Queen's Printer, 43,403.14; Stainton Office

Postage, 3,600.00; accounts under $3,500, 39,441.20. 99,746 85

Commissions and Investigations ($12,033.57)

Municipal Advisory Committee:

Per diem Allowances:

H. B. Adams, 60.00; A. H. Cowling, 870.00; K. G. Crawford, 500.00; J.

Dolmer, 40.00; W. H. Heaton, 540.00; C. Huffman, 40.00; W. G. Manning,580.00; D. M. Martin, 600.00; J. W. McBain, 460.00; D. Middleton, 40.00;

E. C. Reid, 580.00

Expenses:

H. B. Adams, 46.05; K. G. Crawford, 607.05; J. Dolmer, 35.50; W. H. Heaton,28.00; W. G. Manning, 264.80; D. M. Martin, 1,492.95; J. W. McBain,982.18; E. C. Reid, 777.50; Accounts under $1,200, 98.45

Eastview Enquiry:

Accounts under $3,500

4,310 00

4,332 48

3,391 09

Municipal Schools ($1,190.53)



Grants to Municipal Associations ($4,750.00)

Assessing Officers' Association of Ontario 750 00Municipal Clerks' and Finance Officers' Association of Ontario 1,000 00Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association 1,000 00Ontario Association of Rural Municipalities 1,000 00Ontario Municipal Association 1,000 00

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Grants to Municipalities

Payments in lieu of Certain Municipal Taxes ($1,232,171.14)

Sundry Municipalities (Details shown on pages N 11-36) 1,232,171 14

Payments to "Mining Municipalities" ($5,170,658.03)

Sundry Municipalities (Details shown on pages X 11-36) 5,170,658 03

Payments toward cost of County and District Assessors ($55,500.00)

Sundry Counties (Details shown on pages N 11-36) 55,500 00

Payments under The Municipal Unconditional Grants Act ($24,979,194.02)

Sundry Municipalities (Details shown on pages X 11-36) 24,979,194 02

Payments for Winter Works Employment Stimulation Plan ($1,173,193.63)

Sundry Municipalities, etc. (Details shown on pages N 11-36) 3,620,677 17

Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures, Government of CanadaRepayments 2,447,483 54

1,173,193 63

Aid to Municipalities of share of Bounties paid for thedestruction of Foxes ($10,988.00)

Sundry Municipalities (Details shown on pages N 11-36) 10,988 00

* Special Projects

Advances to and Purchase of Debentures of Improvement Districts (whichwere met with completely unusual development problems including great

population growth) to aid them in financing capital projects, asapproved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council ($770,000.00)

Improvement District of Elliot Lake. 670,000.00; Improvement District of

Manitouwadge, 100,000.00 770,000 00

Main Office $34,255,758 63

ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD

Salaries ($215,447.03)

\V. Greenwood. 12,499.92; D. Jamieson, 12,000.00; J. A. Kennedy, 16,999.92; R. L.

Kennedy, 12,999.96; A. L. McCrae, 9,999.96; V. S. Milburn, 11,499.96; C. F.

Nunn, 12,499.92; J. R. Turnbull, 10,833.30; Other salaries, 116,114.09 215,447 03


W. Greenwood, 2,045.99; D. Jamieson, 2,149.18; J. A. Kennedy, 1,534 45; A. L.

McCrae, 2,151.13; V. S. Milburn, 2,570.65; J. R. Turnbull, 1,244.60; Accountsunder $1,200, 1,636.23 13,332 23


Angus, Stonehouse & Co., 8,223.55; E. A. Bezeau & Co., 5,065.00; Queen's Printer,

13,758.18; Accounts under $3,500, 12,920.05 39,966 78

Ontario Municipal Board $268,746 04


COMMUNITY PLANNING BRANCH

Salaries ($349,800.36)

G. Adams, 8,200.00; G. K. Bain, 6,721.81; J. F. Brown, 8,000.00; F. H. Deeks,7,600.00; W. A. Dempsey, 6,287.90; E. A. Gomme, 8,733.29; K. Hidaka, 8,733.29;A. M. Holmes, 6,083.31; H. Langer, 7,000.00; M. C. Macklin, 6,083.31; A. R.Morpurgo, 6,083.37; A. L. S. Nash, 11,499.96; J. O. Pearson, 8,299.98; R. E.Roberts, 8,299.98; A. R. Schmidt, 6,395.16; M. H. Sinclair, 7,600.00; D. E.Sweezey, 7,000.00; D. F. Taylor, 10,833.29; Other salaries, 219,563.61....

359,018 26Less: Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Repayments

re Minimum Standards Study 9,217 90349,800 36


J. F. Brown, 2,626.24; B. A. Gill, 1,595.20; J. O. Pearson, 2,921.53; Accountsunder $1,200, 10,469.58 17,612 55

Less: Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Repaymentsre Minimum Standards Study 1,950 54

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Queen's Printer, 5,786.34; Accounts transferred from Department of Commerceand Development, 5,446.22; Accounts under $3,500, 14,841.20. . 26,073 76

Less: Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Repaymentsre Minimum Standards Study 2,408 93

23,664 83

Publication of Technical Information, Reports, Conferences, Education, etc. ($7,474.15)


Special Grant to Community Planning Association of Canada ($4,000.00)

Community Planning Association of Canada 4,000 00

Redevelopment Grants in aid of acquisition and clearance of redevelopment areasas approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council ($775,607.94)

Cities:

Sarnia, 3,205.58; Toronto, 634,245.24; Windsor, 138,157.12 775,607 94

Community Planning Branch $1,176,209 29

ONTARIO WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION

Salaries ($1,096,731.86)

Members of Commission—Per diem Allowances:

A. M. Snider (Chairman), 6,448.85; L. D. Conklin, 1,025.04; C. S. MacNaughton,4,063.36; Hon. J. P. Robarts, 165.00; R. M. Simpson, 5,005.00; J. A. Vance,3,877.50; A. A. Wishart, 1,210.00 21,794 75

Salaries:

O. V. Ball, 11,250.01; J. R. Barr, 8,599.94; H. J. Barrett, 8,200.08; A. E. Berry,18,000.00; H. Browne, 6,450.00; S. Buszynski, 8,599.93; D. S. Caverly, 10,899.86;

J. G. Duncan, 9,999.85; G. G. Else, 7,599.86; G. M. Galimbert, 11,499.85; F.Hagemeister, 7,800.00; A. J. Harris, 9,000.00; E. W. Johnston, 11,250.01; D. A.Joynt, 6,024.96; G. H. Kay, 8,399.88; H. Landis, 6,600.00; J. C. MacDonald,9,000.00; W. S. MacDonnell, 9,049.93; W. A. Marshall, 8,100.00; R. H. Millest,

9,000.00; H. H. Mitchell, 6,750.00; J. H. Neil, 7,650.00; L. E. Owers, 9,949.92;B. C. Palmer, 7,824.96; C. W. Perry, 7,824.96; W. M. Ross, 6,939.50; J. C.Scott, 7,800.00; K. H. Sharpe, 9,949.92; A. W. Shattuck, 12,499.93; C. E. Simpson,8,199.86; L. G. South, 8,399.88; W. A. Steggles, 6,450.00; K. E. Symons, 9,949.94;H. W. Tonkin, 6,300.00; A. R. Townshend, 6,450.00; G. R. Trewin, 8,399.88;H. G. Tyler, 6,467.20; A. R. Uren, 6,999.98; F. A. Voege, 10,374.97; A. K. Watt,10,699.93; C. J. Wilson, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 664,178.88; Public ServiceSuperannuation Fund (Employer's Contribution), 51,753.24 1,074,937 11


Ontario Water Resources Commission—Continued


R. G. Barrens, 1,544.64; A. C. Beattie, 1,406.34; A. E. Berry, 1,464.07; R. F. Bradley,1,994.34; H. W. Brooks, 3,924.41; H. Browne, 1,700.40; S. Buszynski, 2,880.51;D. S. Caverly, 2,102.67; P. G. Cockburn, 1,720.65; W. G. Coe, 3,741.51; A. C.Cooper, 1,795.36; W. G. Cousins, 1,501.19; J. Dick, 1,517.52; E. E. Dike, 2,022.65;G. G. Else, 1,437.68; J. K. Ferris, 2,016.36; F. Hagemeister, 2,652.15; C. Kretch,1,717.72; C. S. MacNaughton, 1,354.92; W. A. Marshall, 1,479.61; W. A. Mc-Clenaghan, 3,642.20; D. A. McLarty, 1,643.23; D. McTavish, 1,594.14; R. H.Millest, 1,687.85; H. H. Mitchell, 3,035.12; R. J. Norton, 2,161.27; B. C. Palmer,1,498.66; C. W. Perry, 1,340.61 ; A. B. Redekopp, 1,518.24; H. E. Rogers, 1,569.53;G. Samuel, 1,725.41; R. M. Simpson, 2,353.10; A. M. Snider, 1,838.35; L. G.South, 2,284.52; W. A. Steggles, 1,524.06; P. A. Suderman, 1,240.12; R. E.Templin, 2,324.94; J. Theil, 1,410.12; Trans-Canada Air Lines, 5,577.40; G. R.Trewin, 1,803.05; J. A. Vance, 1,220.70; C. J. Wilson, 2,291.77; Accountsunder $1,200, 49,946.72; Less:—Reimbursement from International Joint Com-mission, 2,858.26 132,347 55


Accounting and Legal Services:

O'Driscoll & Kelly, 365.55; Thorne, Mullholland, Howson and McPherson,1,035.00 1,400 55

Supplies and Maintenance:

British Drug Houses Canada, Ltd., 5,638.94; Department of Public Works,3,855.64; Queen's Printer, 41,203.91; Reed, Shaw & McNaught, 7,405.96; TorontoBoard of Education, 12,868.91; Toronto Transit Commission, 9,576.00;Accounts under $3,500, 43,849.88 124,399 24

Equipment ($27,848.32)

Queen's Printer, 13,209.74; Stainton Office Supply, Ltd., 3,750.93; Accountsunder $3,500, 10,887.65 27,848 32

Laboratory Expenses ($122,447.42)

Salaries:


Maintenance:

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, 5,030.19; Etobicoke Township Hydro-ElectricCommission, 10,304.14; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 7,035.13; Gordon A. MacEachern,Ltd., 10,680.96; Accounts under $3,500, 26,655.57 59,705 99

Construction and Installation of Plant and Equipment and Expensesin connection therewith ($14,007,741.05)

Engineering Services:

R. V. Anderson & Associates, Ltd., 57,687.91 ; C. G. Russell Armstrong, 8,298.32Beaco, Ltd., 22,715.24; Canadian British Engineering Consultants, 141,687.66W. O. Chisholm, 15,359.37; M. M. Dillon & Co., Ltd., 12,300.20; DunlopWardell, Matsui & Aitken, 21,131.88; R. C. Dunn & Associates, Ltd., 15,227.41Foundation of Canada Engineering Corp., Ltd., 12,894.72; Gore & Storrie, Ltd.

63,813.77; Hisey & Barrington, 7,370.51; Kilborn Engineering, Ltd., 38,872.69R. K. Kilborn & Associates, Ltd., 6,255.91; MacKay & MacKay, 10,316.64

James F. MacLaren Associates, 62,455.57; Franklin McArthur AssociatesLtd., 18,026.15; Newton, Dickson & Associates, Ltd., 7,267.82; Philips & RobertsLtd., 19,105.22; Proctor & Redfern, 169,075.82; Graham Reid & AssociatesLtd., 17,786.42; J. L. Richards & Associates, Ltd., 12,953.71; W. L. Wardrop& Associates (Management), Ltd., 38,911.23; Accounts under $3,500,15,242.58 794,756 75

Contracts, Materials, Services, Supplies, etc.:

Allen-Bradley Canada, Ltd., 21,739.72; Alrex Contracting, Ltd., 63,627.36;Ames Crosta Mills (Canada), Ltd., 28,153.70; Andeen Construction, Ltd.,

47,889.20; Ture Anderson Construction Co., Ltd., 81,636.22; Aprile Contracting,Ltd. & Dileo & Co., 92,252.64; Armstrong Bros. Co., Ltd., 220,472.08; Ball

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS N_9


Construction and Installation of Plant and Equipment, etc.—Continued

Contracts, Materials, Services, Supplies, etc.—Continued

Brothers, Ltd., 59,297.22; Beaver Construction Co., 424,097.38; Bedford Con-struction Co., Ltd., 19,455.35; C. M. Bobyk, 9,023.82; Boschman Contracting,Ltd., 9,020.62; Bracebridge Water, Light & Power Commission, 10,735.05;Bradford-Hoshal Associates, Ltd., 19,864.92; Brampton Hydro Commission,3,555.00; Brantford Public Utilities Commission, 7,405.23; Bristol Co. of Canada,Ltd., 12,245.40; L. R. Brown & Co., Ltd., 384,386.75; Town of Burlington,18,366.60; Cameron & Sim, Ltd., 8,638.02; Canada Gunite Co., Ltd., 78,513.66;Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd., 20,190.80; Canada Valve & Hydrant Co., Ltd.,

6,728.76; Canadian Dredge & Dock Co., Ltd., 70,655.67; Canadian Engineering& Contracting Co., Ltd., 47,801.83; Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.,

19,709.80; Canadian Johns-Manville Co., Ltd., 14,140.36; Canadian NationalRailways, 11,384.48; Canadian Piping & Refinery Specialties, Ltd., 10,973,53;C. & F. Carere, Ltd., 32,973.80; Carr Construction, 8,067.00; Cattanach &Hindson, 6,136.25; Joseph A. Chalmers, 6,765.20; Clairson Construction Co.,Ltd., 14,116.93; Clarke Road Nursery, 4,141.30; Clarkson Co., Ltd., 4,709.81;Concrete Pipe, Ltd., 12,136.60; Town of Coniston, 20,963.13; Control & Metering,Ltd., 52,784.85; Cornell Construction Co., Ltd., 146,448.28; George A. Crain& Sons, Ltd., 52,399.10; Cronyn, Pocock & Robinson, Ltd., 17,776.64; D'AmoreConstruction (Windsor), Ltd., 63,546.00; Dearborn Chemical Co., Ltd., 13,713.27;Dick Construction & Engineering Co., Ltd., 33,224.64; Dinsmore Construction,Ltd., 159,506.80; Dominion Soil Investigation, Ltd., 5,555.46; Dorr-Oliver-Long,Ltd., 81,961.65; Dravo of Canada, Ltd., 194,457.73; Dundas ConstructionCo., Ltd., 28,840.50; Dunker Construction, Ltd., 210,063.75; Eastern ConstructionCo., Ltd., 150,182.16; Emery Engineering & Contracting Co., Ltd., 43,970.57;Evans & Evans, 17,700.00; Fischer & Porter (Canada), Ltd., 4,339.35; Townof Fort Frances, 27,624.70; Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd., 8,661.60; FoundationCo. of Ontario, Ltd., 158,361.81; Frid Construction Co., Ltd., 815,450.06; W. S.

Fullerton Construction Co., Ltd., 3,733.20; Gait Public Utilities Commission,12,324.99; G. William Gorrell, 12,057.00; Graham & Graham, Ltd., 142,336.30;Graver Water Conditioning Co., 7,330.61; Hacquoil Construction, Ltd., 40,513.55;W. A. Haggerty Construction, Ltd., 180,977.69; Francis Hankin & Co., Ltd.,

40,570.12; Hardinge Co. Inc., 3,850.00; Hawkins, Gratton, Couture & Trainer,

12,000.00; Hewson, Ord & Helson, 5,000.00; Department of Highways, 15,892.38;Honeywell Controls, Ltd., 10,944.48; Horton Steel Works, Ltd., 94,785.45;Bert Huffman & Son, 6,425.25; Town of Huntsville, 7,977.73; Huntsville PublicUtilities Commission, 8,024.88; Infilco (Canada), Ltd., 6,849.60; InspirationMining & Development Co., Ltd., 10,717.60; International Water SupplyLtd., 172,040.90; Kedrosky Contractors, Ltd., 271,493.35; Geo. Kent (Canada)Ltd., 10,533.82; Keystone Contractors, Ltd., 972,240.93; Komline-SandersonLtd., 139,094.00; Langton Contracting Co., Ltd., 82,321.90; Lightfoot Construetion, Ltd., 10,601.19; Township of London, 67,683.07; E. O. Longstreet, 5,000.00Lorenzo Contracting Co., Ltd., 274,331.11; Marentette Bros., Ltd., 71,124.33Marino Construction Co., Ltd., 76,766.01; Marson Construction Co., Ltd.54,347.38; Matthews Concrete, Ltd., 431,769.36; Matthews Construction Co.Ltd., 585,568.18; L. H. McClennon & Son, 4,058.60; McDonald & Joncas, Ltd.68,014.33; James McKay & Sons, 14,836.29; McLean Water Supply, Ltd.7,036.09; McNamara Construction, Ltd., 257,554.24; Meaford Public Utilities

Commission, 4,537.06; Mechron Engineering Products, Ltd., 5,285.00; MeldonConstruction, Ltd.—Val D'Or Construction Co., Ltd., 70,564.96; Menard Con-struction, Ltd., 3,962.32; Midwestern Construction Co., Ltd., 291,658.53;Mitchell Public Utilities Commission, 5,375.70; Modern Builders, 7,929.88;Charles E. Napier Co., Ltd., 46,913.12; National Materials Handling, Ltd.,

25,778.00; J. C. Neilson, 18,377.00; Ontario Municipal Board, 11,934.50; PaolattoConstruction, Ltd., 19,759.24; Pearce Construction Co., Ltd., 425,561.91; Plate& Structural Steel, Ltd., 10,781.40; Port Arthur Public Utilities Commission3,589.37; Power Plant Supply Co., 9,589.40; Pressure Pipe, Ltd., 9,252.52Town of Preston, 3,585.13; Preston Public Utilities Commission, 21,540.31Racey, MacCallum & Associates, Ltd., 6,461.96; Robinson Contracting Co(Hamilton), Ltd., 21,283.91; Roots-Connersville Blower (Canada), Ltd., 6,820.22

J. H. Ryder Machinery, Ltd., 10,865.50; Sartori & Son Co., Ltd., 36,471.91Schwenger Construction, Ltd., 2,073,295.67; E. & E. Seegmiller, Ltd., 3,625.00Smith & Loveless Inc., 38,611.51; Spino Construction, Ltd., 435,253.58; SquareD Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,400.34; Stanton Pipes (Canada), Ltd., 31,428.00Starr Construction Co., 4,798.42; Sterling Construction Co., Ltd., 177,741.06Allen Stewart & Basil Broad Construction Co., Ltd., 174,667.10; M. J. StormLtd., 100,953.37; City of Sudbury, 154,955.00; Supertest Petroleum Corp.Ltd., 7,860.00; Swansea Construction Co., Ltd., 372,071.11; Sylvester Construe-



Construction and Installation of Plant and Equipment, etc.—Continued

Contracts, Materials, Services, Supplies, etc.—Continued

tion Co., Ltd., 17,608.97; Township of Tarentorus Public Utilities Commission,7,894.81; Tatham Co., Ltd., 44,109.10; Temiskaming Construction, Ltd.,

89,581.65; J. R. Toews, Jr., 3,754.60; United Steel Corp., Ltd., 34,526.37;Universal Geotechnique, Ltd., 7,203.50; Upton, Bradeen & James, Ltd., 34,392.81

;

J. D. VanAlstine Construction, Ltd., 6,521.84; Wallace & Tiernan, Ltd., 9,436.85;Watts & Henderson, Ltd., 8,646.50; Webster-Smallwood, Ltd., 9,257.77; W. E.West, 4,330.00; Whelpton Electric, Ltd., 4,346.83; Thos. G. Wilcox & Sons,Ltd., 4,724.03; Willys Ontario Co., 3,544.35; Wilson Sodding & Landscaping,8,675.00; George Wimpey & Co., Ltd., 91,508.65; Worthington (Canada), Ltd.,

40,928.89; Harry Wunder Construction, Ltd., 23,274.34; Accounts under$3,500, 243,112.52 13,773,184 41

Interest charged by Province of Ontario:

On Funded Debt, 1957 36,281 90On Funded Debt, 1958 356,363 50On Funded Debt, 1959 705,514 30On Advances, 1960 357,395 54

1,455,555 24Less: Interest paid by Sundry Municipalities 894,219 71

Net Interest Charged 561,335 53

15,129,276 69

Less Refunds:

Capital Repayments by Sundry Municipalities,

etc 787,615 71

Department of Municipal Affairs:

Re Winter Works Subsidies 329,444 93Forfeited Plan and Specification Deposits 4,475 00

1,121,535 6414,007,741 05

Ontario Water Resources Commission $15,512,915 99

STATUTORY


Hon. W. K. Warrender 12,000 00

Grants to Municipalities

Payments under The Police Act ($238,976.71)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 298, Sec. 37


Payments under The Fire Departments Act ($169,088.49)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 145, Sec. 12



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Hon. Leslie M. Frost, Premier and President of the Council (Statutory, see below)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($53,683.37)

A. G. Bate, 6,000.00; H. G. Gordon, 10,999.94; Other salaries, 36,683.43 53,683 37


Hon. Leslie M. Frost, 1,734.89; Department of Highways, 3,244.65; Accountsunder $1,200, 3,012.49 7,992 03




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Salaries ($65,984.81)

T. M. Eberlee, 9,000.00; W. M. Mclntyre, 15,000.00; H. A. Stewart, 10,291.58;

J. J. Young, 7,100.00; Other salaries, 24,593.23 65,984 81





Cabinet Office $74,548 95

STATUTORY

Prime Minister's Salary ($16,000.00)

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SPECIAL WARRANTCanteen Supplies for Her Majesty's Forces Stationed in

Ontario and Overseas ($13,472.36)

Imperial Tobacco Sales Co. of Canada, Ltd., 3,924.80; Rock City Sales, Ltd., 4,313.76;Tuckett, Ltd., 5,233.80 13,472 36

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H. A. Cotnani, Provincial Auditor (Statutory, see below)

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R, H. Aitken, 7,200.00; W. F. Behan, 6,000.00; H. G. Cochran, 8,199.96; R. B.Cranston, 10,124.96; G. W. Davis, 7,500.00; N. F. Ellison, 8,599.92; G. H.Evans, 6,600.00; J. C. Filman, 7,500.00; W. S. Groom, 6,600.00; E. R. Hamilton,10,124.96; J. M. Hamilton, 6,908.49; A. H. Hawkins, 6,900.00; D. W. Hislop,

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DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARYAND CITIZENSHIP

Hon. J. Yaremko, Minister (Statutory, see page Q 10)Hon. Mackinnon Phillips, Minister (Statutory, see page Q 10)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($542,360.88)

R. J. Cudney Deputy Provincial Secretary 15,999 96A. J. Daly, 7,200.00; S. Davidovich, 2,250.00; L. R. Graham, 6,000.00; E. R.Hunter, 6,300.00; S. Lavine, 8,649.96; S. Margolian, 7,237.50; J. E. O'Rourke,6,300.00; C. T. Spindloe, 6,600.00; T. D. Thomson, 8,199.96; T. H. Thomson,7,200.00; E. L. Tilden, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 454,423.50 542,360 88


Hon. Mackinnon Phillips, 135.48; Hon. J. Yaremko, 656.65; Accounts under$1,200, 3,646.72 4,438 85


Miscellaneous:

Office Overload Co., Ltd., 3,580.96; Queen's Printer, 58,930.76; Stainton Office

Supply, Ltd., 4,809.20; Accounts under $3,500, 18,142.41 85,463 33

Unemployment Insurance Stamps:

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 1,290.30; Less refund of Employees' contribution,497.78 792 52

Workmen '8 Compensation Board—Awards and Costs ($193.60)

Workmen's Compensation Board 193 60

Government Hospitality Fund ($43,305.20)

Summary

Expenditure in connection with hospitality extended on behalf of:

American Industrial Arts Association, 2,500.00; Canadian Automobile Association,500.00; Canadian Catholic Historical Association, 350.00; Canadian Chamber of

Commerce, 1,642.20; Canadian Committee, International Union of Pure andApplied Physics, 4,500.00; Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, Inc., 561.68;Canadian Managing Editors Conference, 950.00; Canadian National Commissionfor UNESCO, 246.40; Canadian School Trustees Association, 572.50; CanadianWomen's Press Club, 489.75; Community Planning Association of Canada,1,334.00; Dominion-Provincial Conference on Uniformity of Company Legislation,

145.90; Hotel Association of Canada, 931.65; Institute of Public Administrationof Canada, 793.50; International Congress of Outdoor Advertising, 520.00;Judge Johannes of Ethiopia, 14.95; Junior Chamber of Commerce, OntarioConvention, 2,000.00; Minister of Trade and Commerce for Northern Ireland,

58.50; Ontario Education Association, 4,238.31; Ontario Mayors and ReevesAssociation, 1,636.75; Ontario Public Service Quarter-Century Club, LakeheadBranch, 185.00; Ontario Public Service Quarter-Century Club, Toronto, 3,677.25;Ontario-Quebec Junior Golf Match, 62.00; Ontario Recreation Association,

1,091.50; Peking Opera Company, 376.00; Press Gallery Dinner, 1,844.80;Provincial Chapter of Ontario, I.O.D.E., 2,825.37; Red Cross Blood Donors,39.00; R.C.A.F. Association, 638.25; Second World Congress of Anaesthesiologists,

1,803.00; South African War Veterans Association, 1,062.69; Students ExchangeLuncheon, 295.75; Sundry Persons, Flowers (bereavements, etc.), 366.75; SundryPersons, Presentations, etc., 851.30; Toronto Men's Press Club (By-Line Ball),

3,200.45; Women's Hospital Auxiliaries Association, 1,000.00;

Details

Royal York Hotel, 18,419.31; Accounts under $3,500, 24,885.89 43,305 20

1960-61 PROVINCIAL SECRETARY AND CITIZENSHIP QJ7


Memorial Wreaths ($6,113.25)

Canadian Legion, Ontario Provincial Command, B.E.S.L 6,113 25


OFFICE OF THE SPEAKER

Hon. W. Murdoch, Speaker

Salaries ($30,447.72)

B. Upper, 6,999.96; Other salaries, 23,447.76 30,447 72

Travelling Expenses ($800,00)

Hon. W. Murdoch 800 00



Allowance to Mr. Speaker in lieu of Contingencies ($5,000.00)

Hon. W. Murdoch 5,000 00

Office of the Speaker $39,744 03

CLERK OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY AND CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER

Salaries ($92,169.96)

R. G. Lewis, Clerk of the Legislative Assembly and Chief Election Officer, 12,999.96;A. W. Corner, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 73,170.00 92,169 96





Clerk of the Legislative Assembly and Chief Election Officer . . $99,240 80

QUEEN'S PRINTER

Salaries ($122,520.26)

P. L. Chandler, 6,350.00; F. F. Fogg, 7,966.65; B. L. Johnston, 6,774.19; P. D.Shea, 7,129.84; Other salaries, 94,299.58 122,520 26


Queen's Printer, 8,042.54; Accounts under $3,500, 1,940.97 , 9,983 51

Ontario Gazette ($69,938.10)

Queen's Printer 69,938 10

Queen's Printer $202,441 87


REGISTRAR GENERAL'S BRANCH

Salaries ($553,553.71)

R. B. Wallace Deputy Registrar General 10,500 00H. F. C. Humphries, 7,200.00; E. W. Pike, 6,900.00; N. A. Vetere, 6,000.00;

Other salaries, 522,953.71 553,553 71


G. Bryson, 3,034.62; J. Nisbet, 3,519.45; T. M. Richardson, 3,396.52; Accountsunder $1,200, 537.27 10,487 86


International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 20,179.70; Postmaster, 21,500.00;Queen's Printer, 58,287.26; Accounts under $3,500, 7,222.30 107,189 26

Registrar General's Branch $67 1 ,230 83

SESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Clerks of Committees, Sergeant-at-Arms, Messengers, Pages,Sessional Writers, etc. ($47,392.00)

Services:


Indemnities and Allowances to Members, including Mileage ($756,115.01)

Indemnities:

94 members at $5,000 per annum, 470,000.00; Estate of W. H. Collings, 4,671.23;Estate of Hon. W. J. Dunlop, 4,219.18; D. A. Evans, 2,520.55; Estate of A. R.Herbert, 1,082.19; P. Hoffman, 2,520.55; Estate of G. G. Johnston, 808.22. . . . 485,821 92

Additional Indemnities:

Leader of the Opposition—J. J. Wintermeyer 12,000 00Speaker—Hon. VV. Murdoch 3,000 00Chairman of the Committee of the Whole House—VV. E. Johnston. . 2,000 00

17,000 00

Mileage 15,662 93

Allowance for Expenses:

94 members at $2,000 per annum, 188,000.00; Estate of W. H. Collings, 1,868.49;

Estate of Hon. W. J. Dunlop, 1,687.67; D. A. Evans, 1,008.22; Estate of A. R.Herbert, 432.88; P. Hoffman, 1,008.22; Estate of G. G. Johnston, 323.29 194,328 77

Additional Allowance for Expenses:

Speaker—Hon. W. Murdoch 2,000 00

Representation Allowances:

Ministers of the Crown in charge of a Department at $2,000 perannum 36,942 47

Ministers of the Crown without Portfolio at $1,000 per annum 2,358 92Leader of the Opposition at $2,000 per annum 2,000 00

41,301 39

Stationery, including Printing Paper, Printing Bills, Distribution of Statutes,Printing and Binding ($123,215.81)

Members' Stationery Allowance, 4,800.00; Queen's Printer, 117,915.81; Reporters'Stationery Allowance, 500.00 123,215 81

mMaintenance ($6,496.94)



Sessional Requirements—Continued

Hansard—Reporting, Printing, etc. ($84,972.57)

P. Brannon, 18,030.82; E. C. Burrow, 5,903.00; Queen's Printer, 60,560.75;

Accounts under $3,500, 478.00 84,972 57

Committee Fees, etc. ($85,967.76)

Select Committee re Automobile Insurance ($23,080.51):

Per Diem Allowances for Expenses Attending Meetings:

Hon. J. N. Allan, Chairman, 805.00; K. Brown, 360.00; A. H. Cowling,630.00; J. F. Edwards, 750.00; G. E. Gomme, 750.00; J. Morin, 210.00;

D. H. Morrow, 750.00; J. R. Simonett, 720.00; V. M. Singer, 690.00; T. D.Thomas, 690.00; R. M. VVhicher, 690.00; H. Worton, 690.00 7,735 00

Travelling Allowances and Disbursements:

Hon. J. N. Allan, 13.00; K. Brown, 140.00; A. H. Cowling, 36.00; J. F.

Edwards, 245.00; G. E. Gomme, 225.50; J. Morin, 132.00; D. H. Morrow,250.75; J. R. Simonett, 212.00; V. M. Singer, 40.00; T. D. Thomas, 180.00;University Tours, Ltd., 6,015.16; R. M. Whicher, 305.20; H. Worton, 183.60;

Other accounts under $1,200, 739.83 8,718 04

Miscellaneous:


Select Committee re Cost of Drugs ($11,729.74):


Hon. H. L. Rowntree, Chairman, 490.00; R. J. Boyer, 390.00; K. Bryden,330.00; J. A. Fullerton, 360.00; G. Lavergne, 150.00; H. J. Price, 420.00;R. E. Sutton, 390.00; J. B. Trotter, 420.00; J. H. White, 390.00; N. Whitney,270.00; A. Wren, 420.00 4,030 00


R. J. Boyer, 205.20; J. A. Fullerton, 358.90; G. Lavergne, 145.45; J. H.White, 201.50; N. Whitney, 163.50; A. Wren, 440.00; Other accountsunder $1,200, 52.00 1,566 55

Miscellaneous:


Select Committee re Crop Insurance ($15,301.33):


Hon. W. A. Stewart, Chairman, 560.00; R. Belisle, 330.00; R. C. Edwards,450.00; R. Gisborn, 450.00; S. L. Hall, 450.00; M. Hamilton, 510.00; W. E.Johnston, 510.00; A. A. Mackenzie, 420.00; P. Manley, 510.00; R. K. McNeil,450.00; C. T. Rollins, 330.00; J. P. Spence, 480.00 5,450 00


Hon. W. A. Stewart, 114.61; R. Belisle, 140.75; R. C. Edwards, 101.48;R. Gisborn, 73.50; S. L. Hall, 73.50; M. Hamilton, 209.25; W. E. Johnston,270.82; A. A. Mackenzie, 53.50; P. Manley, 230.00; R. K. McNeil, 112.11;C. T. Rollins, 143.00; J. P. Spence. 178.50; Other accounts under $1,200,2,802.28 4,503 30

Miscellaneous:

J. J. Gibbons, Ltd., 4,966.66; Accounts under $3,500, 381.37 5,348 03

Select Committee re Land Expropriation Legislation ($14,367.53):


Hon. F. M. Cass, Chairman, 490.00; H. E. Beckett, 420.00; J. Gould, 420.00;Hon. A. Grossman, 420.00; G. W. Innes, 390.00; C. E. Janes, 420.00; L.Letherby, 420.00; E. P. Morningstar, 420.00; W. G. Noden, 420.00; G. W.Parry, 390.00; L. Troy, 420.00 4,630 00


G. W. Innes, 240.00; C. E. Janes, 66.00; L. Letherby, 220.00; E. P. Morning-star, 210.75; W. G. Noden, 648.00; G. W. Parry, 140.00; L. Troy, 311.55. . . . 1,836 30

Q 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Sessional Requirements—Continued

Committee Fees, etc.—Continued

Select Committee re Land Expropriation Legislation—Continued

Miscellaneous:

Angus, Stonehouse & Co., Ltd., 3,864.78; Accounts under $3,500, 4,036.45. 7,901 23

Select Committee to study and enquire into an Act to amend The Legislative

Assembly Act, etc. ($989.20):


Hon. A. K. Roberts, Chairman, 140.00; J. A. C. Auld, 90.00; N. Davison,120.00; A. [. Reaume, 120.00; W. E. Sandercock, 120.00; A. E. Thompson,60.00 650 00


J. A. C. Auld, 99.20; N. Davison, 20.00; A. J. Reaume, 140.00; W. E. Sander-cock, 80.00 339 20

Select Committee to examine into and to study the Administrative and ExecutiveProblems of the Government of Ontario ($20,457.43):


Hon. A. K. Roberts, Chairman, 805.00; Hon. J. N. Allan, 450.00; W. G.Davis, 600.00; F. Guindon, 600.00; I. Haskett, 690.00; A. F. Lawrence,690.00; W. B. Lewis, 630.00; D. C. MacDonald, 570.00; F. R. Oliver, 690.00;Hon. J. P. Robarts, 540.00; E. Sopha, 450.00 6,715 00


F. Guindon, 230.60; I. Haskett, 285.65; F. R. Oliver, 400.00; Hon. J. P.

Robarts, 21.50; E. Sopha, 392.00; Other accounts under $1,200, 820.83. . 2,150 58

Miscellaneous:

Manning, Bruce & Ridout, 7,687.68; Accounts under $3,500, 3,904.17.. 11,591 85

Committee re Privileges and Elections ($1.00):

Miscellaneous:


Committee re Public Accounts ($41.02):

Miscellaneous:


Grant to Commonwealth Parliamentary Association ($1,200.00)

Commonwealth Parliamentary Association 1,200 00

Legislative Committee for Art Purposes ($2,000.00)

K. K. Forbes, painting portrait of former Speaker, Rev. A. W. Downer 2,000 00

Sessional Requirements .$1,107,360 09

POST OFFICE

Salaries ($53,408.41)

S. M. Grant, 6,300.00; Other salaries, 47,108.41 53,408 41

Postage and Maintenance ($494,475.74)

Postage, 492,066.06; Accounts under $3,500, 2,409.68 494,475 74

Post Office $547,884 15

1960-61 PROVINCIAL SECRETARY AND CITIZENSHIP Q 11

STATUTORY


Hon. J. Yaremko (November 21, 1960 to March 31, 1961) 4,333 33Hon. Mackinnon Phillips (April 1, 1960 to May 11, 1960) 1,354 84

Ministers Without Portfolio—Salaries ($5,902.72)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 127

Hon. W. J. Dunlop, 1,597.20; Hon. A. Grossman, 902.76; Hon. J. Root, 2,500.00;Hon. W. A. Stewart, 902.76 5,902 72

The Vital Statistics Act ($2,378.50)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 419, Sees. 11, 28 and 38

Sundry Registrars, Registration Fees 2,378 50


Total Expenditure, Department of ProvincialSecretary and Citizenship $3,364,538.79

PART R

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Child Welfare Branch 9

Day Nurseries Branch 14

Field Services Branch 15

General Welfare Assistance Branch 15

Homes for the Aged Branch 22

Welfare Allowances Branch 24

Statutory 27

Special Warrants 27

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFAREHon. L. P. Cecile, Minister (Statutory, see page R 27)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($167,331.08)

J. S. Band Deputy Minister 15,000 00D. Crittenden, 8,199.96; B. Dymes, 6,000.00; B. Pilotte, 7,800.00; G. C. Price,

10,500.00; Other salaries, 119,831.12 167,331 08


Hon. L. P. Cecile, 1,200.00; D. L. Eaton, 1,366.10; Department of Highways, 1,793.02;

Accounts under $1,200, 4,935.12 9,294 24


Hawkesbury Automobile Sales Reg'd, 5,096.30; Queen's Printer, 7,887.80;

Accounts under $3,500, 18,569.91 31,554 01

Departmental Publications ($7,980.55)


Workmen's Compensation Board—Awards and Costs ($875.61)

Workmen's Compensation Board 875 61

Staff Training ($34,637.68)

Salaries

:

M. V. Dike, 6,600.00; E. V. Ralph, 4,400.00; Other salaries, 13,880.28.... 24,880 28



Maintenance:


Advisory Council for Public Welfare Training:

S. Bowers, allowance, 50.00, expenses, 68.00; L. E. Hendry, allowance, 80.00;S. Legge, allowance, 50.00; R. Morris, allowance, 25.00; B. Touzel, allowance,25.00 298 00

Grant to Soldiers' Aid Commission as provided byThe Soldiers' Aid Commission Act, R.S.O. 1960,

Chap. 377, Sec. 4 ($21,000.00)

Soldiers' Aid Commission 21,000 00

Committee on Indian Welfare Services ($1,767.52)

Chief Lorenzo Big Canoe, allowance, 60.00, expenses, 95.50; E. Moses, allowance,270.00, expenses, 547.80; Mrs. A. Simpson, allowance, 140.00, expenses, 167.77;W. White, allowance, 80.00, expenses, 352.95; Miscellaneous, 53.50 1,767 52

Miscellaneous Grants ($159,256.00)

Association of Children's Aid Societies of the Province of Ontario 3,000 00Canadian Legion, Ontario Provincial Command, B.E.S.L 4,000 00Canadian Legion, Ontario Provincial Command, B.E.S.L.—Convention 5,000 00Canadian Legion, Ontario Provincial Command, B.E.S.L.—Poppy Fund 1,200 00Canadian Welfare Council 17,856 00Last Post Fund 1,000 00Ontario Welfare Council 8,000 00

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Miscellaneous Grants—Continued

Ontario Welfare Officers' Association 2,000 00Pre-School Parents' Centre 1,000 00Royal Canadian Humane Association 200 00St. Elizabeth Order of Nurses 3,000 00St. Patrick's College, Ottawa 10,000 00St. Patrick's College, Ottawa—School of Social Welfare—Building Fund 10,000 00Salvation Army for Special Services 3,000 00University of Toronto—School of Social WT

ork 10,000 00Victorian Order of Nurses (Ontario) 80,000 00

Grants—New and Acquired Buildings ($5,998,427.97)

The Charitable Institutions Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 51, Sees. 7 and 8 ($1,623,138.79):

Children's Homes:Hamilton—Lynwood Hall Children's Centre, 43,750.00; Toronto—Hume-wood House, 39,375.00; Victor Home, 35,250.00 118,375 00

Adult Homes:Agincourt—Shepherd Lodge, 138,250.00; Gait—Salvation Army EventideHome, 37,500.00; Kingston—House of Providence, 230,000.00; Ottawa—Maycourt Convalescent Home, 56,750.00; St. Catharines—Niagara InaGrafton Gage Home, 60,000.00; Scarborough—Providence Villa, 698,750.00;Toronto—Fred Victor Mission, 96,250.00 1,317,500 00

Hostels:

Toronto—Fred Victor Mission, 105,000.00; Salvation Army RehabilitationHostel, 82,263.79 187,263 79

The Homes for the Aged Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 174, Sec. 23 ($4,289,823.66):

Cities:

Chatham, 738.25; Fort William, 9,239.96; Hamilton, 607.31; Kingston,197.96; London, 10,616.37; Oshawa, 288,086.60; Peterborough, 50,000.00;Port Arthur, 640.32; Metropolitan Toronto, 88,259.65; Windsor, 577,945.00. . 1,026,331 42

Towns:Timmins 480 74

Counties:

Brant and City of Brantford, 36,663.05; Bruce, 383,635.65; Carleton, 12,000.00;Elgin, 8,856.38; Essex, 351.03; Grey, 853.50; Haldimand, 2,574.88; Halton,6,083.90; Hastings, 42.33; Huron, 504,102.57; Kent, 204.30; Lambton,1,290.65; Lanark, 164.25; Leeds and Grenville, 16.00; Lincoln and City of

St. Catharines, 2,511.51; Norfolk, 517,615.51; Northumberland and Durham,7,491.82; Ontario, 1,651.14; Oxford, 899.34; Peel, 20.00; Perth and City of

Stratford, 136.40; Peterborough, 529.78; Prescott and Russell, 1,757.00;

Prince Edward, 29.36; Renfrew, 45,074.55; Simcoe (Beeton), 250.03; Simcoe(Penetanguishene), 19,440.15; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 2,117.10;

Victoria, 141.34; Waterloo, 7,871.96; Welland, 16,837.62; Wellington andCity of Guelph, 537.17; Wentworth, 59,264.25; York, 555,598.80 2,196,613 32

Districts:

Algoma, 11,568.91; Kenora, 30,997.82; Muskoka, 399,062.78; Nipissing,

620,735.83; Rainy River, 354.93; Sudbury, 3,677.91 1,066,398 18

The Child Welfare Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 53, Sec. 9 (2) ($85,465.52)

Lanark, 2,417.62; Lennox and Addington, 1,605.86; Middlesex, 76,916.39;

Renfrew, 652.60; Victoria and Haliburton, 3,873.05 85,465 52



CHILD WELFARE BRANCH

Salaries ($160,663.64)

W. H. Bury, 10,583.33; A. L. Charleson, 7,200.00; S. Crow, 8,199.96; V. Franck,7,200.00; D. G. Gardner, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 120,580.35 160,663 64


A. L. Charleson, 1,260.85; i\ccounts under $1,200, 4,583.53 5,844 38



Grants to Orphanages ($89,352.00)

The Charitable Institutions Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 51, Sec. 10 (1)

Ailsa Craig—Ailsa Craig Boys' Farm, 1,880.00; Fort William—St. Joseph's BoardingSchool, 5,928.00; Georgetown—Cedarvale School for Girls, 2,152.00; Hamilton—Lynwood Hall Children's Centre, 1,048.00; Mount St. Joseph, 1,288.00;

Kingston—Heathfield, 1,576.00; Sunnyside Children's Centre, 1,544.00; London—Fontbonne Hall Children's Home, 3,120.00; Protestant Orphans' Home,3,112.00; Salvation Army Children's Village, 5,744.00; Newmarket—Warrendale(St. Faith's Lodge), 2,608.00; Ottawa—Protestant Children's Village, 1,104.00;

Mount St. Joseph Children's Home, 8,776.00; St. Patrick's Orphanage, 3,112.00;Richmond Hill—Loyal True Blue and Orange Home, 7,336.00; St. Agatha—NotreDame of St. Agatha, 1,720.00; Sudbury—Youyille Home, 3,520.00; Toronto—Carmelite Orphanage, 3,920.00; Earlscourt Children's Home, 3,608.00; Haven(Lorimer Lodge), 752.00; Moberlev House, 1,040.00; Neil McNeil Infants'

Home, 1,760.00; Sacred Heart Children's Village, 6,376.00; Salvation ArmyChildren's Home, 3,048.00; Working Boys' Home, 7,200.00; Waterloo—WillowHall, 776.00; Windsor—Maryvale Vocational School, 4,656.00; Maycourt Club,648.00 89,352 00

Expenses under The Children's Boarding Homes Act,R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 54 ($1,976.00)

Members of Committee:

S. Bowers, allowance, 75.00, expenses, 49.40; G. Davenport, allowance, 165.00;

W. J. Griffis, allowance, 120.00, expenses, 266.10; J. Johnston, allowance, 60.00;

B. Touzel, allowance, 90.00; B. Wenger, allowance, 60.00, expenses, 94.50 980 00

Miscellaneous:


Services, Grants, etc., under The Child Welfare Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 53

Provincial Aid to Municipalities, Maintenance of Children from Unorganized Territoryand Additional Aid to Certain Municipalities (Sees. 24, 27, 20 and 25) ($3,945,891.44)

Provincial Aid to Municipalities:

Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto 1,639,311 38

Cities:

Brantford, 28,688.94; Hamilton, 1,106.77; London, 83,306.18; Niagara Falls,

7,703.90; North Bay, 10,603.12; Oshawa, 23,649.20; Ottawa, 285,458.54;

Owen Sound, 8,952.22; Peterborough, 17,720.15; Port Arthur, 20,853.00;

St. Catharines, 14,415.82; St. Thomas, 5,906.34; Sarnia, 23,925.42; SaultSte. Marie, 12,749.66; Stratford, 4,541.66; Sudbury, 37,722.98; Toronto,42,263.19; Waterloo, 2,225.82; Welland, 2,127.04; Windsor, 106,230.02;

Woodstock, 7,064.50 747,214 47

Towns:

Acton, 484.93; Ajax, 4,243.14; Alexandria, 739.10; Alliston, 1,437.42; Almonte,923.73; Amherstburg, 1,855.14; Arnprior, 4,211.64; Aurora, 3,127.05; Aylmer,909.95; Blenheim, 790.04; Blind River, 4,628.29; Bothwell, 197.51; Bowman-ville, 2,878.32; Bradford, 1,225.45; Bracebridge, 284.76; Brampton, 2,727.65;

Brockville, 8,321.62; Burlington, 6,428.29; Cache Bay, 82.56; Caledonia,

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Child Welfare Branch—Continued

Services, Grants, etc., under The Child Welfare Act—Continued

Provincial Aid to Municipalities—Continued

Towns—Continued

852.69; Campbellford, 1,245.54; Capreol, 308.18; Carleton Place, 1,596.87;Chelmsford, 4,225.84; Chesley, 346.31; Clinton, 396.90; Cobalt, 493.00;Cobourg, 4,456.19; Cochrane, 3,390.38; Collingwood, 4,418.24; CopperCliff, 718.32; Deep River, 2,744.31; Delhi, 2,398.03; Deseronto, 1,287.79;Dresden, 508.74; Dundas, 3,056.54; Dunnville, 2,631.36; Durham, 333.96;Eastview, 10,926.76; Elmira, 934.76; Englehart, 754.37; Essex, 1,066.08;Exeter, 467.39; Fergus, 852.14; Forest, 401.10; Fort Erie, 1,149.25; Gananoque,2,232.27; Georgetown, 1,127.59; Geraldton, 3,150.56; Goderich, 1,067.08;Grimsby, 1,497.72; Hanover, 887.97; Harriston, 271.25; Harrow, 549.83;Hawkesbury, 6,366.18; Hearst, 1,102.83; Hespeler, 1,006.66; Huntsville,2,515.87; Kapuskasing, 2,045.23; Keewatin, 786.94; Kincardine, 542.33;Kingsville, 1,171.01; Latchford, 1,488.84; Leamington, 3,416.49; Levack,1,409.26; Lindsay, 3,467.74; Listowel, 251.01; Little Current, 179.58; Lively,492.34; Massey, 539.89; Matheson, 29.00; Mattawa, 3,916.30; Meaford,651.37; Merritton, 2,537.73; Midland, 5,352.23; Milton, 599.03; Mitchell,

172.35; Mount Forest, 402.78; Napanee, 3,396.42; New Liskeard, 2,325.45;Newmarket, 3,591.29; Niagara, 898.63; Oakville, 1,973.29; Ojibway, 499.46;Orangeville, 826.32; Orillia, 10,452.75; Palmerston, 285.95; Paris, 759.35;Parkhill, 267.88; Parry Sound, 7,013.81; Pembroke, 10,247.53; Pene-tanguishene, 1,702.38; Perth, 2,003.70; Petrolia, 700.25; Picton, 4,616.23;Port Colborne, 2,163.51; Port Credit, 1,369.80; Port Dalhousie, 764.44;Port Dover, 1,161.12; Port Elgin, 432.34; Port Hope, 3,670.15; Powassan,233.60; Prescott, 1,832.35; Preston, 3,382.51; Rainy River, 907.30; Renfrew,5,536.20; Richmond Hill, 5,851.17; Ridgetown, 646.40; Riverside, 3,427.58;Rockland, 1,194.67; St. Mary's, 567.00; Seaforth, 301.47; Simcoe, 5,729.83;Sioux Lookout, 311.74; Smiths Falls, 6,417.92; Southampton, 395.32; Stayner,821.38; Stoney Creek, 1,647.25; Strathroy, 1,088.27; Sturgeon Falls, 6,587.90;Tecumseh, 1,078.67; Thessalon, 1,087.07; Thornbury, 217.12; Thorold, 872.15;Tilbury, 696.27; Tillsonburg, 1,905.59; Timmins, 33,588.40; Trenton, 9,944.82;Uxbridge, 927.46; Vankleek Hill, 930.98; Walkerton, 750.34; Wallaceburg,2,443.93; Waterford, 714.54; Webbwood, 101.89; Whitby, 6,545.23; Wiarton,318.00; Wingham, 433.77 319,243 03

Villages:

Ailsa Craig, 92.08; Alfred, 527.38; Alvinston, 155.43; Arkona, 85.23; Arthur169.94; Athens, 400.29; Ayr, 196.24; Bancroft, 1,549.64; Barry's Bay, 400.54Bath, 463.61; Beachburg, 241.91; Beamsville, 690.15; Beaverton, 510.11

Beeton, 337.83; Belle River, 474.28; Bloomfield, 758.19; Blyth, 103.02

Bobcaygeon, 349.33; Bolton, 217.02; Braeside, 269.67; Bridgeport, 302.60Brighton, 762.93; Brussels, 113.87; Burk's Falls, 50.16; Caledon East, 41.81

Cannington, 357.74; Cardinal, 1,298.10; Casselman, 613.48; Cayuga, 356.25

Chalk River, 309.33; Chatsworth, 67.18; Chesterville, 633.79; Chippawa531.11; Clifford, 94.77; Cobden, 420.37; Colborne, 447.93; Coldwater, 304.71Courtwright, 101.95; Creemore, 370.94; Crystal Beach, 387.23; Deloro567.10; Drayton, 87.42; Dundalk, 165.52; Dutton, 125.83; Eganville, 523.48Elmvale, 510.05; Elora, 226.31; Embro, 129.39; Erieau, 167.59; Erie Beach55.86; Erin, 147.88; Fenelon Falls, 379.50; Finch, 179.41; Flesherton, 81.79

Fonthill. 280.65; Frankford, 1,250.99; Glencoe, 231.61; Grand Bend, 217.26Grand Valley, 117.68; Hagersville, 807.67; Hastings, 271.65; Havelock247.80; Hensall, 155.07; Hepworth, 41.38; Highgate, 79.80; Iron Bridge998.35; Iroquois, 774.20; [arvis, 299.66; Kemptville, 1,108.14; Killaloe

Station, 281.57; Lakefield, 487.27; Lanark, 225.04; Lancaster, 204.76; Lion's

Head, 82.77; L'Orignal, 511.23; Lucan, 150.68; Lucknow, 199.29; Madoc1,307.70; Magnetawan, 76.37; Markdale, 175.26; Markham, 1,843.82

Marmora, 1,341.12; Maxville, 302.27; Merrickville, 391.24; Mildmay, 149.20

Millbrook, 242.75; Milverton, 89.85; Morrisburg, 686.44; Neustadt, 75.94

Newboro, 162.83; Newburgh, 312.47; Newburv, 41.86; Newcastle, 378.57

New Hamburg, 510.82; Norwich, 417.58; Norwood, 234.49; Oil Springs95.26; Omemee, 188.01; Paislev, 147.02; Pickering, 708.85; Point Edward787.15; Port Burwell, 114.99; Port McNicoll, 933.99; Port Perry, 794.97

Port Rowan, 278.78; Port Stanley, 483.30; Richmond, 314.70; Ripley, 86.03

Rockcliffe Park, 5,063.06; Rodnev, 149.99; St. Clair Beach, 554.02; ShallowLake, 36.03; Shelburne, 216.65; Springfield, 60.83; Stirling, 1,337.75; Stouff-

ville, 1,134.32; Srreetsville, 742.64; Sturgeon Point, 77.76; Sundridge, 277.40;

Sutton, 840.89; Tara, 118.70; Tavistock, 277.60; Teeswater, 176.42; Thames-

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Villages—Continued

ville, 319.21; Thedford, 118.66; Tiverton, 50.10; Tottenham, 344.45; Tweed,1,557.84; Victoria Harbour, 357.70; Vienna, 40.83; Wardsville, 61.39; WasagaBeach, 1,006.86; Waterdown, 472.22; Watford, 238.99; Wellington, 1,199.29;

West Lome, 157.49; Westport, 404.81; Wheatley, 299.26; Winchester, 565.54;

Woodbridge, 1,099.29; Woodville, 103.29; Wyoming, 116.99 61,181 69

Townships:

Adelaide, 784.11; Adjala, 1,086.34; Admaston, 828.84; Adolphustown, 483.99;Albemarle, 204.74; Alberton, 254.04; Albion, 402.18; Aldborough, 841.61;

Alfred, 1,288.84; Algona North, 309.33; Algona South, 162.60; Alice andFraser, 816.95; Alnwick, 277.43; Amabel, 560.85; Amaranth, 349.88; Amelias-burgh, 3,079.52; Amherst Island, 270.02; Ancaster, 3,432.84; Anderdon,1,691.45; Anson, Hindon and Minden, 507.27; Armour, 95.76; Arran, 417.10;

Artemesia, 481.96; Arthur, 399.52; Ashfield, 537.88; Asphodel, 479.79;

Assiginack, 179.58; Athol, 1,036.67; Atikokan, 2,792.59; Augusta, 3,243.00;

Bagot and Blythfield, 424.34; Balfour, 906.59; Bangor, W7icklow and McClure,556.98; Barrie, 284.11; Bastard and Burgess South, 1,372.73; Bathurst,591.58; Bayham, 714.96; Beckwith, 537.53; Bedford, 667.03; Belmont andMethuen, 533.01; Bentinck, 453.72; Bertie, 1,886.41; Beverly, 1,025.61;

Bexley, 293.62; Biddulph, 705.98; Billings, 197.70; Binbrook, 558.92; BlackRiver, 1,308.57; Blandford, 449.34; Blanshard, 225.75; Blenheim, 1,240.99;

Blezard, 2,515.76; Bonfield, 2,514.56; Bosanquet, 1,250.09; Brant, 765.59;

Brantford, 1,126.64; Brighton, 676.23; Brock, 1,699.24; Bromley, 1,027.13;

Brooke, 1,240.06; Brougham, 111.04; Bruce, 536.89; Brudenell and Lyndoch,237.95; Bucke, 547.90; Burford, 731.49; Burgess North, 257.46; Burleighand Anstruther, 256.11; Caistor, 503.23; Caldwell, 564.48; Caledon, 495.76;Caledonia, 1,027.84; Calvert, 4,554.04; Calvin, 384.72; Cambridge, 1,135.47;

Camden, 867.85; Camden East, 2,253.53; Canborough, 441.13; Capreol,60.35; Caradoc, 1,088.27; Carden, 205.42; Cardiff, 886.15; Carling, 277.40;Carlow, 253.51; Carrick, 646.88; Cartwright, 702.24; Casimir, Jennings andAppleby, 188.90; Cavan, 797.61; Cayuga North, 691.92; Cayuga South,339.53; Chaffey, 2,447.52; Chamberlain, 1,027.25; Chandos, 167.97; Chapleau,360.80; Chappie, 254.04; Charlottenburgh, 2,147.09; Charlotteville, 2,652.45;Chatham, 2,677.35; Chinguacousy, 1,134.86; Chisholm, 72.32; Christie,

273.60; Clarence, 2,066.45; Clarendon and Miller, 208.23; Clarke, 1,384.25;Clinton, 1,617.54; Colborne, 324.25; Colchester North, 793.26; ColchesterSouth, 1,653.68; Coleman, 702.44; Collingwood, 547.19; Cornwall, 1,320.23;Cramahe, 736.92; Crosby North, 386.72; Crosbv South, 920.43; Crowland,2,385.55; Culross, 427.99; Cumberland, 2,470.06; Dalhousie and SherbrookeNorth, 325.27; Dalton, 63.83; Darling, 97.29; Darlington, 2,375.48; Dawn,1,216.67; Delaware, 435.31; Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby, 436.44; Derby,446.90; Dereham, 1,051.60; Dorchester North, 1,138.50; Dorchester South,406.64; Douro, 673.54; Dover, 1,639.93; Dowlin£, 1,190.64; Downie, 274.35;Draper, 561.22; Drummond, 597.47; Drurv, Denison and Graham, 1,692.65;Dumfries North, 1,288.29; Dumfries South, 490.76; Dummer, 517.21;Dungannon, 400.34; Dunn, 545.31; Dunwich, 806.62; Dvmond, 31.96;Dysart, et al, 832.08; Easthope North, 226.39; Easthope South, 143.57;Eastnor, 265.72; Edwardsburgh, 1,675.77; Egremont, 485.85; Ekfrid, 761.79;Elderslie, 512.93; Eldon, 740.44; Elizabethtown, 3,066.60; Ellice, 261.24;Elma, 364.85; Elmsley North, 403.88; Elmsley South, 617.39; Elzevir andGrimsthorpe, 423.64; Emily, 700.98; Emo, 330.79; Enniskillen, 1,305.24;Ennismore, 315.15; Eramosa, 483.67; Erin, 543.31; Ernestown, 4,887.45;Escott, Front of, 667.14; Esquesing, 552.05; Essa, 3,451.13; Euphemia,576.58; Euphrasia, 462.48; Evanturel, 199.42; Faradav, 450.30; Fenelon,1,234.83; Ferris East, 677.10; Ferris West, 2,585.69; Field, 593.72; Finch,1,039.42; Fitzroy, 1,601.30; Flamborough East, 1,160.27; FlamboroughWest, 1,730.26; Flos, 1,695.76; Foley, 277.40; Franklin, 292.57; Fredericks-burgh North, 1,091.95; Fredericksburgh South, 657.21; Freeman, 1,736.92;Fullarton, 198.25; Gainsborough, 745.26; Galway and Cavendish, 273.57;Garafraxa East, 269.31; Garafraxa West, 343.96; Georgina, 1,519.73; Gillies,

475.96; Glamorgan, 108.55; Glanford, 1.117.84; Glenelg, 309.62; Gloucester,8,622.01; Goderich, 451.12; Gosfield North, 1,053.49; Gosfield South, 1,918.10;

Goulbourn, 1,550.39; Gower North, 1,800.30; Gower South, 325.66; Grantham,8,430.36; Grattan, 483.82; Greenock, 526.00; Grev, 540.05; Griffith andMatawatchan, 138.80; Grimsby North, 1,526.48; Grimsby South, 838.72;





Townships—Continued

Guelph, 845.60; Gwillimbury East, 2,912.45; GwilUmbury North, 3,240.92;Gwillimburv West, 1,781.87; Hagar, 770.88; Hagarty and Richards, 392.61;Hagerman, 277.40; Haldimand, 930.54; Hallam, 477.57; Hallowell, 3,703.55;Hamilton, 1,673.24; Hanmer, 478.88; Harlev, 1,366.51; Harvey, 478.96;Harwich, 2,497.80; Hawkesbury East, 1,985.73; Hawkesburv West, 992.87;Hay, 622.46; Head, Clara and Maria, 134.84; Hibbert, 207.84; Hilliard,

496.40; Hillier, 1,544.84; Himsworth North, 3,013.40; Hinchinbrooke, 116.47;Holland, 352.46; Hope, 1,210.86; Horton, 717.80; Houghton, 1,006.85;Howard, 1,153.14; Howe Island, 469.39; Howick, 658.25; Howland, 359.16;Hullett, 492.33; Humberstone, 1,090.64; Hungerford, 1,995.27; Huntingdon,1,571.33; Huntley, 1,226.43; Huron, 659.95; Innisfil 5,358.85; Jaffray andMelick, 1,837.43; James, 2,668.63; Johnson, 138.16; Kaladar, Angleseaand Effingham, 516.26; Kendrev, 236.29; Kennebec, 298.22; Kenyon, 1,025.77;Keppel, 417.70; Kincardine, 554.31; King, 3,906.62; Kingston, 7,928.49;Kinloss, 369.18; Kitley, 764.39; Korah, 5,886.87; Lanark, 350.82; Lancaster,1,384.59; Larder Lake, 1,566.97; La Vallee, 508.08; Lavant, 76.65; Laxton,Digby and Longford, 197.29; Leeds and Lansdowne, Front of, 1,917.76;Leeds and Lansdowne, Rear of, 1,094.57; Limerick, 243.40; Lindsay, 89.30;Lobo, 862.24; Lochiel, 1,347.54; Logan, 271.48; London, 10,430.65; Longueuil,616.17; Loughborough, 1,048.19; Louth, 1,718.18; Luther East, 202.69;Luther West, 260.63; Lutterworth, 130.09; Macaulav, 2,656.75; Macdonald.Meredith and Aberdeen, 197.19; Machar, 500.81; Machin, 1,798.14; Madoc,1,404.58; Maidstone, 2,169.93; Malahide, 915.78; Maiden, 1,246.56; Manvers,846.73; Mara, 1,656.18; March, 768.25; Mariposa, 1,332.32; Markham,5,662.85; Marlborough, 661.81; Marmora and Lake, 1,037.64; Maryborough,464.06; Marvsburgh North, 1,136.27; Marysburgh South, 896.42; Matachewan,1,021.44; Matchedash, 390.82; Matilda, 1,166.17; Mattawan, 1,610.52;Mayo, 183.31; McDougall, 4,010.58; McGillivrav, 831.55; McKellar, 809.76;McKillop, 494.50; McNab, 1,356.29; Medonte, 1,139.34; Medora and Wood,271.32; Melancthon, 415.86; Mersea, 2,837.28; Metcalfe, 491.12; Michipicoten,3,090.43; Middleton, 2,203.16; Minto, 496.74; Monaghan North, 991.18;Monaghan South, 335.23; Monck, 282.24; Monmouth, 162.19; Mono, 436.48;Montague, 495.27; Monteagleand Herschel, 827.35; Moore, 2,438.34; Morning-ton, 260.92; Morris, 446.79; Morrison, 890.52; Mosa, 521.81; Moulton,697.07; Mountain, 986.76; Mountjoy, 856.43; Mulmur, 337.19; Murray,861.18; Muskoka, 509.04; Nassagaweva, 189.61; Neebing, 1,622.42; Neelonand Garson, 4,855.59; Nepean, 9,455.05; Niagara, 2,195.06; Nichol, 301.48;Nipigon, 1,519.48; Nipissing, 220.40; Nissouri East, 873.99; Nissouri West,1,046.41; Normanby, 634.82; Norwich North, 644.61; Norwich South, 876.34;

Nottawasaga, 3,066.93; Oakland, 160.26; Olden, 285.87; Oneida, 889.98;

Onondaga, 170.58; Ops, 1,001.56; Orford, 792.03; Orillia, 3,596.86; Oro,

3,080.18; Osgoode, 3,346.06; Osnabruck, 1,351.44; Oso, 492.33; Osprev,362.20; Otonabee, 1,075.16; Oxford-on-Rideau, 1,137.54; Oxford East, 614.02;

Oxford North, 545.80; Oxford West, 723.42; Paipoonge, 271.42; Pakenham,440.24; Palmerston and Canonto, North and South, 192.34; Papineau. 2,028.88;

Peel, 626.65; Pelham, 509.79; Pembroke, 467.96; Percv, 736.92; Petawawa,1,019.20; Pickering, 6,773.78; Pilkington, 261.44; Pittsburgh, 2,119.32;

Plantagenet North, 1,536.38; Plantagenet South, 1,560.60; Playfair, 104.33;

Plympton, 1,435.60; Portland, 1,201.72; Proton, 420.62; Puslinch, 604.58;

Radcliffe, 206.22; Raglan, 170.53; Rainham, 991.58; Raleigh, 1,819.48;

Rama, 589.60; Ramsay, 708.52; Ratter and Dunnet, 147.92; Rawdon,2,275.15; Rayside, 94.24; Reach, 1,391.19; Red Lake, 140.35; Richmond,1,457.06; Rochester, 1,187.80; Rolph, Buchanan, Wylie and McKay, 360.88;

Romney, 716.22; Ross, 1,261.11; Roxborough, 1,189.58; Russell, 2,082.59;

Ryde, 736.68; St. Edmunds, 119.79; St. Vincent, 397.25; Saltfleet, 3,137.70;

Sandwich East, 6,106.86; Sandwich South, 1,229.77; Sandwich West, 7,609.45;

Sarawak, 182.07; Sarnia, 1,729.74; Saugeen, 397.49; Schreiber, 315.26; Scott,

920.84; Scugog, 321.30; Sebastopol, 134.84; Seneca, 1,142.06; Seymour,999.90; Shackleton and Machin, 3,319.32; Sheffield, 755.70; Sherborne, etc.,

165.57; Sherbrooke, 280.37; Sherbrooke South, 195.55; Sherwood, Jones andBurns, 277.60; Shuniah, 4,638.55; Sidney, 4,749.22; Smith, 1,584.06; Snowdon,121.22; Sombra, 1,293.54; Somerville, 416.64; Sophiasburgh, 2,355.88; South-wold, 995.77; Springer, 1,659.85; Stafford, 1,122.31; Stamford, 4,300.37;

Stanhope, 348.04; Stanley, 511.85; Stephen, 766.69; Stephenson, 9.94; Stisted,

306.60; Storrington, 1,219.36; Strong, 249.48; Sullivan, 490.72; Sunnidale,






2,139.57; Sydenham, 598.79; Tarentorus, 3,205.42; Tay, 1,940.84; Teck,22,086.81; Tecumseth, 2,073.33; Tehkummah, 518.74; Thompson, 229.22;Thorah, 944.02; Thorold, 1,369.51; Thurlow, 3,974.76; Tilbury East, 1,228.95;Tilbury North, 1,129.03; Tilbury West, 679.94; Tiny, 3,378.26; Tisdale,

3,080.57; Torbolton, 944.12; Toronto, 12,593.01; Toronto Gore, 185.16;Tosorontio, 1,006.85; Townsend, 2,422.39; Trafalgar, 5,424.87; Tuckersmith,554.14; Tudor and Cashel, 273.43; Turnberry, 298.22; Tyendinaga, 2,595.80;Usborne, 487.99; Uxbridge, 993.71; Vaughan, 6,381.11; Verulam, 853.01;Vespra, 1,477.16; Wainfleet, 598.61; Wallace, 249.73; Walpole, 1,894.43;Walsingham North, 2,010.99; Walsingham South, 1,396.59; Warwick, 1,208.31;Waterloo, 2,730.87; Wawanosh East, 297.13; Wawanosh West, 322.08;Wellesley, 1,459.06; Westmeath, 1,562.51; Westminster, 5,938.05; Whitby,2,427.96; Whitby East, 1,318.32; Whitchurch, 2,684.71; Whitney, 150.70;Wicksteed, 50.75; Widdifield, 4,837.70; Wilberforce, 745.56; Williams East,532.97; Williams West, 401.82; Williamsburgh, 1,267.58; Willoughby, 238.02;Wilmot, 1,652.30; Winchester, 1,189.57; Windham, 3,494.19; Wolfe Island,

1,115.25; Wolford, 572.16; Wollaston, 306.84; Woodhouse, 1,596.88; Wool-wich, 1,515.99; Yarmouth, 1,608.24; Yonge, Front of, 696.54; Yonge andEscott, Rear of, 391.24; Zone, 353.12; Zorra East, 1,070.43; Zorra West,942.21 641,989 77

Improvement Districts:

Beardmore, 967.84; Bicroft, 962.60; Cameron, 1,176.96; Elliot Lake, 4,310.57;Kingham, 184.99; Longlac, 1,074.56; Manitouwadge, 343.49; Marathon,451.78; McGarry, 1,039.04; Red Rock, 1,018.50; Sioux Narrows, 1,494.89;

Val Albert, 4,763.23 17,788 45

Counties:

Brant, 134.61; Bruce, 588.70; Carleton, 36.67; Dufferin, 267.68; Elgin, 56.40;

Halton, 1,093.10; Huron, 664.58; Lanark, 17.47; Middlesex, 3,533.14; Norfolk,1,681.40; Oxford, 858.72; Peel, 1,210.23; Prince Edward, 458.68; Simcoe,27.64; Welland, 3,159.10; Wentworth, 146.37; York, 956.29 14,890 78

Maintenance of Children from Unorganized Territory:

Children's Aid Societies:

Algoma, 51,895.76; Brant, 241.39; Bruce, 478.08; Essex, 871.10; Fort William,10,367.59; Hamilton, 923.60; Hamilton (R.C.), 1,184.52; Kapuskasing,54,969.90; Kenora, 47,849.82; Manitoulin, 33,913.52; Middlesex, 2,946.00;

Muskoka, 6,428.24; Nipissing, 22,885.54; Ontario, 1,285.50; Ottawa, 770.20;

Oxford, 782.92; Parry Sound, 55,557.55; Porcupine, 21,584.94; Port Arthur,22,283.42; Rainy River, 8,445.81; Renfrew, 799.48; Simcoe, 545.55; Sudbury,102,279.04; Timiskaming, 21,463.90; Toronto, 13,219.70; Toronto (R.C.),22,967.48; Victoria and Haliburton, 10.08; Welland, 370.44; Wentworth,368.82 . 507,689 89

Municipalities, etc.:

Township of Atikokan, 140.32; Town of Fort Frances, 55.90; Town of Timmins,211.14; Metropolitan Toronto, 800.30 1,207 66


Miscellaneous Refunds from Municipalities,etc 331 12

91,328 86417,568 69

Additional Aid to Certain Municipalities:

Towns

:

Chelmsford, 3,843.13; Gravenhurst, 2,097.34; Latchford, 2,007.89; Mattawa,1,868.18; Sturgeon Falls, 4,965.06; Thessalon, 206.96 14,988 56

Villages:

Iron Bridge, 1,222.41; Magnetawan, 21.00 1,243 41

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Additional Aid to Certain Municipalities—Continued

Townships:

Balfour, 1,241.80; Blezard, 2,469.75; Boniield, 3,484.59; Bucke, 97.54; Calvert,2,180.07; Calvin, 384.34; Coleman, 178.28; Dowling, 843.95; Field, 607.69;Freeman, 1,886.51; Gillies, 581.79; Hagar, 889.86; Hallam, 593.73; Harley,1,726.98; Milliard, 503.13; Himsworth North, 3,733.56; JafTray and Melick,450.77; James, 3,590.65; Larder Lake, 332.78; Macaulay, 3,301.68; Machin,702.09; Matachewan, 918.37; Mattawan, 2,360.09; McDougall, 4,498.94;McKellar, 936.76; Papineau, 2,553.09; Ryde, 441.57; Shackleton and Machin,4,167.60; Springer, 1,939.87; Stisted, 48.30; Teck, 14,250.06; Thompson,255.14 62,151 33


Cameron, 1,583.81; Sioux Narrows, 1,426.33; \'al Albert, 5,309.74 8,319 88

Annual Grants to Children's Aid Societies and Additional Grants toSocieties in Unorganized Territory (Sec. 9 (1) and 9 (3)) ($590,022.47)

Annual Grants to Children's Aid Societies:

Algoma, 4,271.25; Brant, 8,769.60; Bruce, 2,637.00; Dufferin, 3,207.00; Elgin,

2,488.35; Essex, 15,455.40; Essex (R.C.), 9,213.00; Fort William, 3,768.00;Frontenac, 9,452.50; Grey, 3,210.24; Haldimand, 3,713.10; Halton, 6,054.22;

Hamilton, 23,890.98; Hamilton (R.C.), 12,903.21, Hastings, 4,884.93; Huron,4,099.20; Kapuskasing, 2,960.95; Kenora, 3,652.59; Kent, 4,800.00; Lambton,7,825.25; Lanark, 3,186.50; Leeds and Grenville, 4,384.65; Lennox and Addington,1,800.00; Lincoln, 10,773.28; Manitoulin, 2,034.00; Middlesex, 17,732.50;

Muskoka, 2,380.80; Nipissing, 3,824.88; Norfolk, 2,968.00; Northumberlandand Durham, 3,790.50; Ontario, 6,651.40; Ottawa and Carleton, 35,244.00;Oxford, 6,594.50; Parry Sound, 3,402.03; Peel, 8,820.98; Perth, 3,543.98; Peter-

borough, 5,471.70; Porcupine, 4,060.70; Port Arthur, 8,140.00; Prescott andRussell, 2,067.08; Prince Edward, 2,255.68; Rainy River, 4,164.00; Renfrew,5,216.60; Simcoe, 17,000.00; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarrv, 6,537.26; Sudbury,13,271.60; Timiskaming, 5,919.94; Toronto, 115,943.00; Toronto (R.C.), 68,184.26;Victoria and Haliburton, 2,655.00; Waterloo, 10,512.80; Welland, 12,291.00;

Wellington, 9,710.36; Wentworth, 4,577.00; York, 6,655.72 559,022 47

Additional Grants to Societies in Unorganized Territory:

Algoma, 3,500.00; Fort William, 1,500.00; Kapuskasing, 3,500.00; Kenora,2,500.00; Manitoulin, 1,500.00; Muskoka, 1,500.00; Nipissing, 2,500.00; ParrySound, 2,000.00; Porcupine, 1,500.00; Port Arthur, 2,500.00; Rainy River,

1,500.00; Sudbury, 5,000.00; Timiskaming, 2,000.00 31,000 00

Stenographic Services in Unorganized Territory,Legal Costs and Sundry Administration ($9,984.68)

Pemberton, Freeman, Bennet & Milne, 5,779.80; Accounts under$3,500, 4,229.38 10,009 18

Less: Legal Services recovered 24 509,984 68

Child Welfare Branch $4,818,558 84

DAY NURSERIES BRANCH

Salaries ($25,694.08)

E. M. Stapleford, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 18,494.08 25,694 08


L. Panabaker, 1,330.00; Accounts under $1,200, 2,145.16 3,475 16


Accounts under 83,500 1,255 63


Day Nurseries Branch—Continued

Day Nurseries—Contributions for Operation and Maintenance ($230,832.19)

Provincial-Municipal Programme:

Grants to Municipalities under The Day Nurseries Act:

Village of Beamsville, 228.34; City of Brantford, 270.10; City of Hamilton,2,383.94; City of London, 2,650.00; Township of Louth, 204.32; City of

Oshawa, 821.69; City of Ottawa, 8,704.34; City of Peterborough, 1,598.93;

City of St. Catharines, 5,589.09; Town of Strathroy, 3,909.97; Village of

Streetsville, 1,503.61; Township of Tisdale, 477.49; City of Toronto,198,850.79; Township of Wicksteed, 1,139.58; Township of York, 2,500.00. . 230,832 19

Day Nurseries Branch $261 ,257 06

FIELD SERVICES BRANCH

Salaries ($937,350.72)

G. Anderson, 6,300.00; F. R. Bell, 7,200.00; W. K. Birnie, 6,900.00; C. A. Chapman,7,200.00; E. W. Chown, 6,900.00; H. R. Dignam, 6,300.00; W. S. Doherty,6,900.00; L. Miller, 6,900.00; A. W. Morrow, 6,100.00; P. G. Pierre, 6,900.00;

E. V. Ralph, 2,200.00; R. G. Reid, 6,900.00; L. L. Sicard, 6,900.00; S. Smith,7,500.00; W. G. Smith, 9,083.33; R. F. Thompson, 6,600.00; Other salaries,

830,567.39 937,350 72


G. Anderson, 1,339.19; M. W. Basich 1,383.68; C. S. Bailey, 1,436.29; B. Belanger,

2,056.97; J. Berthelot, 1,249.99; J. Berthiaume, 1,937.16; W. K. Birnie, 1,620.10;A. M. Boissonneault, 1,721.95; D. Charnock, 3,129.02; A. C. Cox, 1,380.64;

R. Cuerrier, 1,764.30; C G. Curry, 1,322.12; J. L. Deneau, 2,574.37; W. S.

Doherty, 2,256.18; M. L. Donlevy, 1,373.11; E. M. Dutton, 1,527.34; P. Eccle-stone, 1,275.25; D. Finch, 1,896.86; N. Golden, 1,822.40; P. Groulx, 1,746.66;

C. A. Guild, 1,846.95; J. F. Hammill, 1,530.77; R. R. Huot, 1,345.99; M. O.King, 1,844.64; J. Lamoureux, 1,753.22; E. M. Macartney, 1,331.94; J. D.MacDonald, 2,675.73; J. B. McKenzie, 1,936.50; C. L. Moore, 1,901.01; J. S.

Morrell, 1,621.97; F. A. Nobile, 1,699.44; P. G. Pierre, 1,242.77; L. Poho, 1,546.44;R. G. Reid, 1,281.21; H. T. Schroeder, 1,446.25; S. M. Shaw, 1,581.17; G. K.Strader, 1,457.61; S. L. Tamminen, 1,901.90; I. O. Telford, 1,332.10; C. E.

Thompson, 1,621.48; G. H. Thorburn, 1,852.36; M. E. Trefry, 1,316.67; E. L.

Walsh, 1,276.90; G. Workman, 1,535.28; W. S. Worsley, 2,216.05; G. B. Young,2,010.47; Accounts under $1,200, 91,306.66 169,227 06


Bell Telephone Company of Canada, 11,576.60; Queen's Printer, 9,982.36;Postage, 7,905.00; accounts under $3,500, 14,916.98 44,380 94

Field Services Branch $1,150,958 72

GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE BRANCH

Salaries ($85,453.52)

S. N. Asbury, 6,000.00; A. T. Bosanquet, 9,083.33; Other salaries, 70,370.19. . . . 85,453 52


S. N. Asbury, 2,118.00; L. R. Hopkins, 2,094.31; Accounts under $1,200, 4,599.69 8,812 00




General Welfare Assistance Branch—Continued

Transportation of Indigents, etc. ($4,983.58)

Cities:

Brantford, 52.20; Cornwall, 365.97; Fort William, 196.00; Hamilton, 583.32;Kingston, 8.35; London, 180.44; Niagara Falls, 80.00; Oshawa, 211.88; Ottawa,150.36; Peterborough, 20.00; St. Catharines, 43.96; Sarnia, 28.52; Sudbury,587.92; Toronto, 2,017.10; Waterloo, 96.72; Welland, 105.52; Windsor, 952.04. . . .

5,680 30

Towns

:

Cochrane,?49.04; Eastview, 86.62; New Toronto, 68.16; Orillia, 175.00; PortColborne, 240.00; Richmond Hill, 339.88; Ridgetown, 44.00; Timmins, 165.57;

Trenton, 44.80; Whitby, 63.36 1,276 43

Villages:

Markham 234 60

Townships:

Bertie, 60.84; Blezard, 105.32; Clarke, 6.40; Dalhousie, 67.24; Elma, 150.00;

Etobicoke, 90.28; Grantham, 88.80; Innisfil, 60.00; Pickering, 65.64; Scarborough,58.40; Stafford, 57.84; Teck, 113.12; Toronto, 115.54; Wainfleet, 42.36; Walpole,166.00; York North, 183.76 1,431 54

Payments other than to Municipalities:


10,371 15

Less: Government of Canada Repayments 5,181 41Miscellaneous Refunds from Municipalities, etc. .

.

206 16

5,387 57

Travelling and Incidental Expenses for the removal and escortof Indigent Patients, etc. ($11,933.93)

Municipalities:

Barrie, 18.32; Cochrane, 17.36; Dryden, 119.75; Norwich, 6.40; Port Arthur,10.00; Scarborough, 50.40; Simcoe, 16.00; Sudbury, 58.00 296 23


Accounts under $3,500 14,590*50

Less: Government of Canada Repayments 2,256 72

Miscellaneous Refunds from Municipalities, etc... 696 08

14,886 73

2.952 80

4,983 58

11,933 93

General Welfare Assistance ($8,450,733.08)

The General Welfare Assistance Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 164

Cities:

Barrie, 24,656.63; Belleville, 211,306.69; Brantford, 132,682.08; Chatham,96,383.03; Cornwall, 661,935.27; Fort William, 127,456.88; Gait, 36,858.06;Guelph, 53,684.26; Hamilton, 1,471,755.85; Kingston, 154,753.13; Kitchener,55,421.75; London, 442,706.95; Niagara Falls, 140,182.31; North Bay, 12,491.95;

Oshawa, 166,016.45; Ottawa, 786,862.90; Owen Sound, 16,049.96; Peterborough,256,745.75; Port Arthur, 86,037.01; St. Catharines, 223,963.07; St. Thomas,81,179.94; Sarnia, 133,261.20; Sault Ste. Marie, 103,557.32; Stratford, 39,907.78;

Sudbury, 151,811.39; Toronto, 5,835,202.37; Waterloo, 11,444.47; Welland,110,906.76; Windsor, 1,093,714.28; Woodstock, 33,997.79 12,752,933 28

Towns:

Acton, 7,362.09; Ajax, 9,747.57; Alexandria, 20,950.32; Alliston, 707.45; Almonte,2,465.57; Amherstburg, 11,437.95; Arnprior, 6,840.77; Aurora, 7,952.09; Aylmer,10,916.48; Bala, 917.40; Blenheim, 3,541.57; Blind River, 26,563.44; Bonfield,

3,789.28; Bothwell, 1,252.02; Bowmanville, 23,656.02; Bracebridge, 1,755.12;



General Welfare Assistance—Continued

Towns—Continued

Bradford, 1,700.27; Brampton, 7,256.12; Brockville, 32,645.68; Bruce Mines,503.19; Burlington, 18,111.06; Cache Bay, 1,478.01; Caledonia, 2,050.80;Campbellford, 6,409.53; Capreol, 5,859.00; Carleton Place, 3,269.64; Charlton,948.24; Chelmsford, 6,826.68; Cheslev, 1,560.68; Clinton, 4,546.24; Cobalt,3,810.69; Cobourg, 14,525.38; Cochrane, 11,453.07; Collingwood, 19,435.86;Coniston, 758.01; Deep River, 240.04; Delhi, 3,719.17; Deseronto, 2,041.57;Dresden, 2,916.75; Dryden, 8,308.92; Dundas, 31,099.32; Dunnville, 17,099.31;Durham, 3,850.76; Eastview, 73,459.79; Elmira, 1,366.62; Englehart, 4,654.20;Espanola, 12,866.83; Essex, 7,764.90; Exeter, 3,626.47; Fergus, 4,525.50; Forest,

1,435.20; Fort Erie, 11,732.16; Fort Frances, 30,266.53; Gananoque, 9,092.49;Georgetown, 12,054.40; Geraldton, 6,664.76; Goderich, 11,473.58; Gore Bay,257.04; Gravenhurst, 7,850.28; Grimsby, 8,708.26; Haileybury, 11,170.21;Hanover, 3,043.05; Harriston, 1,906.81; Harrow, 3,226.35; Hawkesbury,69,870.53; Hearst, 8,748.16; Hespeler, 4,251.84; Huntsvilie 4,441.82; Ingersoll,

20,864.20; Iroquois Falls, 300.00; Kapuskasing, 8,119.30; Keewatin, 1,585.71;Kenora, 37,901.73; Kincardine, 5,291.00; Kingsville, 3,249.40; Latchford, 841.20;Leamington, 13,963.02; Leaside, 3,496.31; Lindsay 20,734.75; Listowel, 4,187.74;Little Current, 1,731.66; Massey, 905.97; Matheson, 506.20; Mattawa, 4,357.25;Meaford, 4,877.47; Merritton, 9,478.06; Midland, 37,465.40; Milton, 7,542.97;Mimico, 31,229.10; Mitchell, 6,014.75; Mount Forest, 4,709.97; Napanee,14,451.52; New Liskeard, 5,138.46; Newmarket, 23,294.10; New Toronto,40,158.51; Niagara, 6,718.08; Oakville, 6,308.60; Orangeville, 16,389.40; Orillia,

29,032.41; Palmerston, 1,611.17; Paris, 9,369.86; Parkhill, 3,847.11; Parry Sound,9,573.20; Pembroke, 70,939.09; Penetanguishene, 21,120.25; Perth, 1,765.02;Petrolia, 3,302.39; Picton, 18,204.15; Port Colborne, 37,857.64; Port Credit,4,848.71; Port Dalhousie, 11,085.36; Port Dover, 200.93; Port Elgin, 541.00;Port Hope, 12,102.98; Powassan. 32.49; Prescott, 11,911.61; Preston, 14,234.84;Rainy River, 355.13; Renfrew, 22,894.85; Richmond Hill, 21,823.80; Ridgetown,3,302.84; Riverside, 7,753.06; Rockland, 19,286.75; St. Mary's, 5,317.61; Seaforth,341.09; Simcoe, 13,059.82; Sioux Lookout, 4,314.08; Smiths Falls, 5,463.72;Southampton, 3,897.25; Stayner, 3,364.69; Stoney Creek, 5,895.51; Strathroy,19,167.00; Sturgeon Falls, 37,129.64; Tecumseh, 17,951.88; Thessalon, 5,119.03;Thornbury, 1,091.87; Thorold, 17,576.35; Tilbury, 4,274.50; Tillsonburg, 9,646.72;Timmins, 162,838.78; Trenton, 53,075.10; Trout Creek, 390.80; Uxbridge,3,440.84; Vankleek Hill, 4,441.31; Walkerton, 5,234.17; Wallaceburg, 27,523.62;Waterford, 4,811.34; Webbwood, 114.75; Weston, 11,520.21; Whitby, 11,863.25;Wiarton, 4,553.17; Wingham, 3,716.83 1,792,680 31

Villages:

Ailsa Craig, 3,117.56; Alfred. 2,910.64; Alvinston, 600.16; Arthur, 2,827.76Ayr, 1,680.30; Bancroft, 1,902.48; Barry's Bav, 452.77; Beamsville, 4,973.10Beaverton, 2,404.43; Beeton, 202.53; Belle River, 1,646.68; Bloomfield, 1,047.73Blyth, 3,385.83; Bobcaygeon, 7,009.29; Bolton, 1,699.10; Braeside, 431.26Bridgeport, 591.84; Brighton, 4,448.69! Brussels, 4,718.74; Burk's Falls, 136.00Caledon East, 36.00; Cannington, 1,045.66; Cardinal, 2,155.54; Casselman823.12; Cayuga, 1,319.89; Chalk River, 1,096.79; Chatsworth, 373.69; Chester-ville, 1,945.83; Chippawa, 7,035.41; Clifford, 380.00; Cobden, 106.00; Colborne,1,935.24; Coldwater, 2,320.02; Courtright, 240.92; Creemore, 2,667.92; CrystalBeach, 13,602.73; Dravton, 691.80; Dundalk, 612.57; Dutton, 1,468.56; Egan-ville, 1,440.34; Elmvale, 723.70; Elora, 864.91; Embro, 2,299.80; Erin, 1,739.47;Fenelon Falls, 394.08; Finch, 52.42; Fonthill, 600.70; Forest Hill, 20,091.50;Frankford, 754.00; Glencoe, 2,081.04; Grand Valley, 4,279.53; Hagersville,4,562.85; Hastings, 3,124.40; Havelock, 449.07; Hensall, 403.80; Hepworth,549.80; Highgate, 471.48; Iron Bridge, 1,333.94; Iroquois, 1,279.26; Jarvis,283.80; Kemptville, 3,038.24; Killaloe Station, 111.76; Lakefield, 1,629.18;Lancaster, 2,365.19; Lion's Head, 672.40; Long Branch, 22,090.56; L'Orignal,3,161.60; Lucan, 792.56; Lucknow, 952.40; Madoc, 648.61; Markdale, 927.48;Markham, 434.27; Marmora, 1,568.41; Maxville, 840.91; Merrickville, 2,561.20;Millbrook, 1,504.11; Milverton, 1,958.34; Morrisburg, 1,956.03; Neustadt,720.00; Newboro, 296.66; Newburgh, 429.33; Newbury, 2,308.61; Newcastle,4,410.58; New Hamburg, 846.00; Norwich, 5,622.52; Norwood, 6,945.29; OilSprings, 40.00; Omemee, 495.27; Paislev, 1,579.95; Petawawa, 277.31; Pickering,3,824.73; Point Edward, 7,271.63; Port Burwell, 751.87; Port Carling, 897.77;Port McNicoll, 4,470.12; Port Perrv, 229.06; Port Rowan, 353.08; Port Stanley,3,464.33; Riplev, 1,854.44; Rockcliffe Park, 596.20; Rodney, 2,300.75; St. ClairBeach, 2,389.62; Shallow Lake, 350.57: Shelburne, 291.00; South River, 1,430.41;

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Villages—Continued

Springfield, 70.00; Stirling, 185.30; Stouffville, 7,034.32; Streetsville, 1,382.00; Sun-dridge, 142.00; Sutton, 14,548.04; Swansea. 11,283.48; Tara, 1,136.64; Tavistock,718.76; Teeswater, 1,325.85; Thamesville, 528.20; Tottenham, 336.00; Tweed,2,581.13; Victoria Harbour, 5,153.04; Vienna, 250.44; Wardsville, 7,143.94;Wasaga Beach, 460.96; Waterdown, 482.48; Watford, 780.50; Wellington.1,895.20; West Lome, 720.65; Westport, 150.00; Winchester, 192.00; Woodbridge,1,831.42; Wyoming, 1,976.93; Zurich, 2,253.00 300,047 10

Townships:

Adelaide, 694.63; Adjala, 2,207.17; Admaston, 753.82; Adolphustown, 339.05;Albemarle, 656.47; Alberton, 313.94; Albion, 1,413.70; Aldborough, 994.80; Alfred,

1,317.75; Algona North, 48.00; Algona South, 338.60; Alice and Fraser, 769.20;Amabel, 1,260.07; Amaranth, 2,152.49; Ameliasburgh, 4,281.98; Ancaster,5,562.22; Anderdon, 5,437.44; Anson, Hindon and Minden, 1,447.43; Armour,632.85; Armstrong, 266.12; Arran, 1,831.24; Artemesia, 936.78; Arthur, 631.79;Ashfield, 1,072.84; Asphodel, 4,227.73; Assiginack, 200.00; Athol, 2,534.75;Atikokan, 5,383.80; Atwood, 420.00; Augusta, 3,501.50; Bagot, 2,380.48; Baldwin,646.00; Balfour, 5,779.94; Bangor, Wicklow and McClure, 1,203.06; Barrie,

124.85; Bastard and Burgess South, 1,472.11 ; Bathurst, 537.89; Bayham, 4,721.28;Beckwith, 363.00; Bedford, 1,151.93; Belmont and Methuen, 3,376.89; Bertie,

29,947.40; Beverly, 738.98; Bexley, 2,423.51; Biddulph, 3,143.43; Binbrook,1,506.28; Black River, 14,071.09; Blandford, 1,959.49; Blanshard, 69.37; Blen-heim, 8,526.41; Blezard, 7,282.31; Bonfield, 1,627.60; Bosanquet, 725.77;Brantford, 10,056.11; Brighton, 1,578.88; Brock, 3,015.49; Bromley, 333.00;Brooke, 1,256.29; Bruce, 337.27; Brudenell and Lyndoch, 1,136.46; Brunei,3,336.70; Bucke, 7,086.30; Burford, 5,613.99; Burgess North, 324.00; Burleighand Anstruther, 710.38; Burpee, 276.00; Caistor, 1.589.12; Caldwell, 8,024.39;Caledon, 4,368.39; Caledonia, 852.95; Calvert, 11,712.01; Calvin, 759.20;Cambridge, 4,061.72; Camden, 935.88; Camden East, 6,996.91; Canborough,2,361.13; Capreol, 1,151.59; Caradoc, 8,880.57; Carden, 51.74; Cardwell, 79.69;Carling, 76.00; Carlow, 196.68; Carnarvon, 1,950.00; Carrick, 354.00; Cartwright,740.04; Casey, 69.04; Casimir, Jennings and Appleby, 2,341.50; Cavan, 732.94;

Cayuga North, 2,765.86; Cavuga South, 540.00; Chaffey, 3,836.92; Chamberlain,766.91; Chandos, 341.00; Chapleau, 983.83; Chappie, 678.60; Charlottenburgh,35,933.80; Charlotteville, 4,584.40; Chatham, 19,059.11; Chinguacousv, 6,626.32;Chisholm, 60.00; Christie, 252.60; Clarence, 6,555.60; Clarendon and Miller,

102.00; Clarke, 5,991.94; Clinton, 11,780.44; Colborne, 541.68; ColchesterNorth, 4,778.39; Colchester South, 3,804.83; Coleman, 5,433.42; Conmee, 848.00;Cornwall, 16,942.65; Cosby, Mason and Martland, 3,289.40; Cramahe, 4,173.05;Crosby North, 1,516.45; Crosby South, 480.11; Crowland, 88,446.81; Culross,

2,072.37; Cumberland, 7,391.82; Dalhousie and Sherbrooke, 464.88; Dalton,162.80; Darling, 1,103.75; Darlington, 16,339.31; Dawn, 729.28; Delaware,7,386.64; Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby, 630.00; Derbv, 2,451.77; Dereham,3,890.86; Dilke, 543.00; Dorchester North, 7,261.49; Dorchester South, 2,591.52;

Douro, 11,028.32; Dover, 9,214.59; Dowling, 2,934.22; Downie, 2,230.85; Draper,858.14; Drury, Denison and Graham, 2,320.09; Dumfries North, 1,580.48;

Dumfries South, 1,287.77; Dummer, 5,624.17; Dungannon, 1,624.90; Dunn,3,581.59; Dunwich, 1,229.23; Dymond, 655.27; Dysart et al, 8,630.35; EasthopeNorth, 608.17; Easthope South, 1,237.90; Eastnor, 1,231.00; Edwardsburgh,11,396.02; Egremont, 1,225.17; Ekfrid, 1,353.31 ; Elderslie, 315.10; Eldon, 2,731.41;

Elizabethtown, 5,938.35; Ellice, 493.48; Elma, 2,238.25; Elmsley North, 662.96;

Elmsley South, 532.34; Elzevir and Grimsthorpe, 4,825.79; Emily, 565.70;

Emo, 1,551.00; Enniskillen, 2,131.21; Ennismore, 2,034.85; Eramosa, 803.20;

Erin, 3.027.42; Ernestown, 7,135.40; Escott, Front of, 259.99; Esquesing,

13,893.50; Essa, 8,082.19; Etobicoke, 87,098.94; Euphrasia, 1,909.24; Evanturel,

385.67; Falconbridge, 445.91; Faraday, 4,275.52; Fauquier. 3,033.00; Fenelon,

743.92; Ferris East, 1,934.67; Ferris West. 4.552.51; Field, 2,919.73; Finch,

1,429.08; Fitzrov, 2,653.03; Flamborough East, 1,303.34; Flamborough West,7,294.16; Flos, 2,945.02; Folev, 5,216.75; Franklin, 1,177.91; FredericksburghNorth, 2,182.97; Fredericksburgh South, 1,190.00; Freeman, 2,568.51; Fullarton,

636.15; Gainsborough, 2,096.97; Garafraxa East, 169.66; Garafraxa W:est,

2,506.40; Georgina, 10,815.43; Gillies, 210.00; Glackmeyer, 4,382.74; Glamorgan,335.80; Glanford, 3,184.27; Glenelg, 420.40; Gloucester, 26,143.23; Goderich,

1,588.49; Gosfield North, 3,167.59; Gosfield South, 7,208.94; Goulbourn, 727.95;

Gower North, 846.33; Gower South, 1,542.51; Grantham, 75,637.03; Grattan,

268.38; Greenock, 872.79; Grew 750.48; Griffith and Matawatehan, 292.00;

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Grimsby North, 11,559.88; Grimsby South, 1,759.00; Guelph, 471.40; Gwillim-bury East, 36,222.73; Gwillimbury North, 38,938.13; Gwillimbury West, 3,665.06;Hagar, 1,706.04; Hagartv and Richards, 87.17; Hagerman, 104.29; Haldimand,1,027.03; Hallam, 287.00; Hallowell, 5,571.33; Hamilton, 8,327.54; Hanmer,1,720.00; Harley, 1,543.59; Harris, 382.33; Harvey, 1,650.43; Harwich, 6,870.70;Hawkesbury East, 1,278.30; Hawkesbury West, 1,661.08; Hay, 695.03; Head,Clara and Maria, 1,084.14; Herschel, 230.02; Hillier, 2,759.27; HimsworthNorth, 1,148.77; Himsworth South, 1,455.76; Hinchinbrooke, 527.20; Holland,648.40; Hope, 7,381.88; Horton, 2,706.32; Houghton, 3,382.80; Howard, 1,263.40;Howick, 2,707.68; Howland, 983.22; Hullett, 243.51; Humberstone, 2,281.47;Hungerford, 6,719.12; Huntingdon, 800.37; Huntley, 704.43; Huron, 74.20;

Ignace, 516.57; Innisfil, 7,596.98; Jaffray and Melick, 7,333.04; James, 71.60;

Johnson, 204.30; Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham, 3,420.77; Kendrey, 905.80;Kennebec, 1,349.65; Kenvon, 10,111.86; Keppel, 2,390.72; Kincardine, 130.00;King, 31,471.58; Kingston, 18,354.04; Kinloss, 4,948.86; Kitley, 1,177.99; Korah,22,690.46; Laird, 489.11; Lanark, 824.23; Lancaster, 9,123.05; Larder Lake,2,362.98; La Valle, 670.16; Laxton, Digby and Longford, 533.72; Leeds andLansdowne, Front of, 2,834.57; Leeds and Lansdowne, Rear of, 1,593.75; Limerick,478.45; Lindsay, 207.95; Lobo, 4,189.82; Lochiel, 20,279.83; Logan, 1,604.40;

London, 43,500.47; Longueuil, 157.32; Loughborough, 3,996.49; Louth, 15,765.33;Luther East, 497.05; Luther West, 183.56; Lutterworth, 228.24; Macaulav,260.64; Macdonald, Meredith and Aberdeen, 1,954.98; Machar, 1,106.00; Machin,2,403.78; Madoc, 714.19; Maidstone, 6,322.19; Malahide, 9,137.59; Manvers,2,026.54; Mara, 4,570.60; March, 478.17; Mariposa, 7,241.19; Markham,15,057.18; Marlborough, 240.67; Marmora and Lake, 462.58; Maryborough.1,983.98; Marysburgh North, 943.25; Marvsburgh South, 1,737.21; Matachewan,413.52; Matchedash, 1,811.70; Matilda, '4,795.45; Mattawan, 140.69; Mayo,226.72; Medonte, 5,637.12; Medora and Wood, 2,354.94; Melancthon, 1,316.63;

Mersea, 5,475.88; Metcalfe, 505.60; Michipicoten, 6,550.90; Middleton, 4,172.16;Minto, 2,172.86; Monaghan North, 3,144.45; Monaghan South, 1,601.91; Monck,1,314.72; Monmouth, 475.64; Mono, 2,893.35; Montague, 1,500.76; Monteagle,579.47; Moore, 9,347.57; Morley, 448.40; Mornington, 2,806.19; Morris, 2,235.48;

Morrison, 1,063.99; Mosa, 12,798.53; Moulton, 1,905.49; Mountain, 1,144.88;

Mountjoy, 21,952.96; Mulmur, 4,748.52; Murray, 3,900.02; Muskoka, 9,742.68;McCrosson and Tovell, 659.20; McDougall, 8,590.74; McGillivray, 3,537.65;McKellar, 32.76; McKillop, 2,202.87; McLean, 126.00; McMurrich, 249.96;

McNab, 2,063.56; Nairn, 461.20; Nassagaweya, 4,528.89; Neebing, 3,220.57;Neelon and Garson, 7,560.60; Nepean, 4,972.54; Niagara, 11,741.55; Nichol,105.40; Nipigon, 4,375.31; Nipissing, 426.62; Nissouri East, 2,817.79; NissouriWest, 1,744.79; Normanby, 3,461.61; Norwich North, 1,503.88; Norwich South,3,442.20; Nottawasaga, 9,398.25; Oakland, 3,297.84; Oakley, 61.21; Olden.216.00; Oliver, 2,839.46; Oneida, 788.24; Onondaga, 63.75; Ops, 1,031.72; Orford,1 .158.78; Orillia, 17,658.25; Oro, 1,875.38; Osgoode, 4,270.30; Osnabruck, 6,070.00;Oso, 2,200.29; Osprev, 557.10; Otonabee, 11,984.60; Oxford East, 2,191.36;Oxford North, 3,385.51; Oxford West, 3,657.82; Oxford-on-Rideau, 5,643.77;Paipoonge, 1,892.27; Palmerston and Canonto, North and South, 59.63; Papineau,2,036.40; Peel, 93.44; Pelham, 12,202.16; Pembroke, 1,390.38; Percy, 2,537.21;Perrv, 2,377.00; Petawawa. 4,346.69; Pickering, 24.417.04; Pittsburgh, 5,175.77;

Plantagenet North, 6,239.14; Plantagenet South, 4,144.08; Playfair, 2,740.20;

Plympton, 2,694.16; Portland, 4,134.82; Prince, 213.00; Proton, 1,566.39; Puslinch,

1,319.84; Raglan, 133.01; Rainham, 1,134.75; Raleigh. 5,635.11; Rama, 6,391.52;

Ramsav, 386.19; Ratter and Dunnet, 1,848.40; Rawdon, 816.60; Rayside,4,807.66; Reach, 3,386.20; Red Lake, 2,270.70; Richmond, 2,196.24; Rochester,9,443.57; Rolph, Buchanan, Wvlie and McKay, 4,476.40; Romney, 1,017.25;

Ross, 1,053.19; Roxborough, 4,081.60; Russell, 3,249.39; Ryde, 1,135.00; Ryerson,292.22; St. Edmunds, 216.87; St. Joseph, 195.17; St. Vincent, 1,176.15; Salter,

Mav and Harrow, 948.26; Saltfleet, 21,487.81; Sandfield, 432.17; SandwichEast, 126,575.70; Sandwich South, 9,504.42; Sandwich West, 92,140.11; Sarawak.1,232.96; Sarnia, 29,352.52; Saugeen, 596.00; Scarborough, 317,019.43; Scott,

4,103.62; Scugog, 396.00; Sebastoool, 410.40; Seneca, 3,271.00; Sevmour, 3,861.50;

Shackleton and Machin, 3,012.45; Sheffield, 1,714.90; Sherborne, 426.11; Sher-

brooke, 976.92; Sherbrooke South, 147.50; Shuniah, 19,762.42; Sidney, 18,039.93;

Smith, 5,585.12; Snowdon, 858.09; Sombra, 5,568.09; Somerville, 5,286.39;

Soohiasburgh, 1,537.94; Southwold, 3,922.24; Springer, 2,542.32; Stafford,

3,279.42; Stamford, 74,734.99; Stanhope, 391.48; Stanley, 671.52; Stephen,1,718.98; Stephenson, 513.14; Stisted. 1,443.74; Storrington, 2,381.59; Strong,

29.24; Sullivan, 1,366.03; Sunnidale, 5,952.30; Svdenham. 1,909.71; Tarentorus,





13,272.94; Tay, 16,854.30; Teck, 79,888.81; Tecumseth, 2,301.44; Tehkummah,107.00; Terrace Bav, 225.00; Thessalon, 339.63; Thompson, 39.67; Thorah,185.00; Thorold, 45,159.77; Thurlovv, 11,991.27; Tilbury East, 853.25; TilburyNorth, 941.78; Tilbury West, 2,169.70; Tiny, 16,447.38; Tisdale, 27,514.60;Torbolton, 262.00; Toronto, 65,132.47; Toronto Gore, 108.00; Tosorontio,4,073.65; Townsend, 4,186.00; Trafalgar, 26,857.45; Tuckersmith, 1,868.44;Tudor and Cashel, 684.44; Turnberry, 3,444.26; Tyendinaga, 3,181.26; Usborne,885.26; Uxbridge, 3,342.59; Vaughan, 27,058.73; Verulam, 4,412.02; Vespra,6,749.98; Wainfleet, 15,957.09; Wallace, 652.78; Walpole, 1,455.27; WalsinghamNorth, 3,633.05; Walsingham South, 5,426.91; Warwick, 1,598.37; Waterloo,3,826.08; Waters, 894.00; Wawanosh East, 1,222.51; Wawanosh West, 4,263.38;Wellesley, 158.97; Westmeath, 1,007.26; Westminster, 8,723.00; Whitbv, 6,637.20;Whitby East, 2,943.96; Whitchurch, 30,875.59; Whitney, 2,235.85; Wickstead,538.48; Widdifield, 10,781.82; Wilberforce, 321.90; Williams East, 2,809.37;Williams West, 2,234.49; Williamsburgh, 4,526.48; Willoughby, 2,808.94; Wilmot,1,925.40; Winchester, 1,001.30; Windham, 6,552.32; Wolfe Island, 956.79;Wolford, 1,498.02; Wollaston, 322.20; Woodhouse, 1,355.24; Woolwich, 2,895.61;Yarmouth, 6,308.73; Yonge, Front of, 1,140.78; Yonge and Escott, Rear of,

1,285.94; York, 145,794.67; York East, 52,510.22; York North, 326,102.16;Zone, 814.18; Zorra East, 1,994.33; Zorra West, 2,334.46 3,586,734 72

Less: Refund from Township of Brant 73 663,586,661 06

Districts:

Algoma, 92,366.77; Cochrane, 114,164.45; Kenora, 44,778.88; Manitoufin,2,292.85; Muskoka, 5,728.46; Nipissing, 69,503.38; Parry Sound, 28,709.01;Rainy River, 14,281.73; Sudburv, 107,939.85; Thunder Bav, 83,178.31;Timiskaming, 44,961.32 ' 607,905 01


Balmertown, 235.87; Beardmore, 2,803.77; Bicroft, 845.89; Dorion, 438.48;Elliot Lake, 2,103.93; Gauthier, 350.96; Kingham, 126.00; Longlac, 749.90;

Manitouwadge, 30.60; McGarry, 3,428.75; Nakina, 1,130.13; Onaping, 478.58;

Red Rock, 302.00; Sioux Narrows. 424.02; Yal Albert, 3,523.38; 16,972 26

Indian Bands:

Chippewas of the Georgina Island and Snake Island Indian Band, 307.47;

Chippewas of the Nawash Indian Reserve, 7,165.57; Chippewas of the RamaIndian Reserve, 2,094.51; Chippewas of the Sarnia Indian Band, 3,426.52;

Chippewas of the Saugeen Indian Reserve, 2,470.01; Chippewas andPottowattamies of the Walpole Island Indian Reserve, 6,147.22; Mississaguasof the Alnwick Indian Band, 2,178.08; Mississaguas of the Mud Lake Indian

Band, 3,656.71; Mississaguas of the New Credit Indian Reserve, 158.40;

Mississaguas of the Rice Lake Indian Band, 520.27; Mississaguas of the ScugogIsland Indian Band, 405.41 ; Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte Indian Band, 4,656.89;

Moravians of the Thames Indian Reserve, 357.46; Ojibways of the Dokis Indian

Band, 1,117.80; Ojibways of the Mississagua Indian Band, 1,886.94; Ojibwaysof the Nipissing Indian Band, 3,349.83; Ojibways of the Parry Island Indian

Reserve, 2,912.73; Ojibways of the Sheguiandah Indian Band, 168.00; Ojibwaysof the Sheshegwaning Indian Band, 218.80; Ojibwavs of the Spanish Indian Band,3,795.51; Ojibways of the Sucker Creek Indian Band, 196.00; Ojibways of the

West Bay Indian Band, 1,607.84; Ojibways of the WT

hitefish Lake Indian Band,865.20; Ojibwavs of the Whitefish 'River Indian Band, 475.88; Six Nations of

the Grand River Indian Reserve, 19,940.15 70,079 20

Dental Services:

Cities:

Barrie, 8.00; Belleville, 6.40; Brantford, 19.20; Cornwall, 39.20;

Kingston, 14.40; Kitchener, 36.80; North Bay, 18.40; Peter-

borough, 109.60; Port Arthur, 34.40; Sarnia, 16.80; Sudbury,33.60; Toronto, 261.60; Waterloo, 32.00; Welland, 4.80; Windsor,

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Towns:

Delhi, 4.00; Dundas, 7.20; Espanola, 8.00; Hawkesbury, 19.20;

Kenora, 4.80; Midland, 5.60; Orillia, 21.60; Picton, 2.40; Prescott,

49.00; Tecumseh, 10.40; Timmins, 9.60 141 80

Villages:

Long Branch 4 80

Townships:

Bexley, 53.60; Caldwell, 20.80; Clarence, 23.20; Dowling, 2.40;

Drury, Denison and Graham, 4.80; Ferris East, 4.00; Gillies,

3.20; King, 14.40; Louth, 5.60; Monaghan North, 2.40; Moore,2.40; Niagara, 4.80; Paipoonge, 5.60; Puslinch, 16.00; Sarnia,

13.60; Scarborough, 73.60; Sidney, 33.00; Stamford, 15.20;

Trafalgar, 10.40; York, 2.40 31 1 40

Sundry Dentists 6,806 008,609 60

Rehabilitation of Indigents:

Cities:

Chatham, 40.00; Guelph, 22.00; Kitchener, 59.82; London,252.00; North Bay, 32.72; Ottawa, 348.81; Port Arthur, 38.40;St. Catharines, 54.00; Sudbury, 38.85; Toronto, 4,507.35;Windsor, 130.77 5,524 72

Towns

:

Durham, 87.50; Eastview, 96.00; Espanola, 21.80; Gravenhurst,34.00; New Toronto, 7.92; Orillia, 15.52 262 74

Townships:

Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham, 12.80; Lobo, 17.20; London,100.00; Orford, 32.00; Pittsburgh, 120.00; Scarborough, 403.04;Shuniah, 136.00; York North, 213.44 1,034 48


Acme Artificial Limb Co., 12,634.07; Accounts under $3,500,10,988.99 23,623 06

30,445 00Less: Refunds by Municipalities 4,866 81

Burial of Indigents:

Accounts under $3,500 5,770 01Less: Miscellaneous Refunds 774 69

Total 19,166,461 33Less: Government of Canada Repayments 10,715,728 25

General Welfare Assistance $8,450,733 08

HOMEMAKERS AND NURSES SERVICES

The Homemakers and Nurses Services Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 173





25,578 19

4,995 32



Homemakers and Nurses Services—Continued



Subsidy for Services of Homemakers and Nurses ($182,598.37)

Cities:

Barrie, 192.00; Belleville, 2,213.49; Brant ford, 1,029.00; Cornwall, 248.00;

Fort William, 1,384.00; Guelph, 173.87; Hamilton, 16,419.31; Kingston, 2,428.34;Kitchener, 160.00; London, 6,237.37; Niagara Falls, 436.59; North Bay, 800.24;Oshawa, 4,145.61; Ottawa, 32,888.49; Port Arthur, 1,207.25; St. Catharines,79.25; St. Thomas, 266.25; Sarnia, 2,928.10; Sault Ste. Marie, 728.05; Stratford,

277.50; Sudbury, 524.00; Toronto, 60,545.75; Waterloo, 592.33; Wetland, 192.50;Windsor, 10,134.97; Woodstock, 853.25 147,085 51

Towns:

Acton, 392.50; Dundas, 1,780.25; Dunnville, 40.00; Espanola, 6.00; Gravenhurst871.25; Grimsby, 1,219.00; Kenora, 54.38; Mount Forest, 78.50; Niagara, 196.00Pembroke, 77.50; Port Dalhousie, 257.25; Prescott, 30.00; Thorold, 66.00Timmins, 2,111.19; Trenton, 1,020.25; Whitby, 40.00 8,240 07

Villages:

Bloomfield, 45.00; Forest Hill, 20.00; Iroquois, 126.00; Norwich, 365.00.

Townships:

Bertie, 31.50; Brantford, 90.00; Calvert, 395.00; Edwardsburgh, 95.00; Kssa,

15.00; Etobicoke, 3,028.50; Ferris East. 31.50; Gloucester, 171.00; Grantham,347.11; Grimsby, 166.82; [nnisfil, 56.00; London, 225.00; Medonte, 67.33;

Nepean, 672.25; Nottawasaga, 44.00; Oneida, 292.50; Pickering, 496.25; Scar-

borough, 8,959.37; Stamford, 772.98; Tay, 12.00; Teck, 1,504.00; Thorold, 75.49;

Tisdale, 122.50; York, 4,096.34; York East, 1,418.75; York North, 3,095.85 .

Miscellaneous:

County of Peel, 243.75; District of Thunder Bay, 191.00

General Welfare Assistance Branch $8,762,616 54

556 00

26,282 04

434 75

HOMES FOR THE AGED BRANCH

Salaries ($109,896.64)

N. Drew. 7,200.00; L. E. Ludlow, 9,083.33; C. K. Stuart, 13.500.00; Othersalaries, 80,113.31 109,896 64


A. MacDonald, 1,663.49; G. W. Passmore, 2,719.55; E. H. Ryder, 2,765.13; B.

Zdobylak, 1,858.94; Accounts under SI, 200, 5,359.18 14,366 29



Grants

Subsidies on Operation and Maintenance Costs ($457,803.75)

The Charitable Institutions Act. R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 51, See. 10 (2)

Agincourt—Florence Nightingale Home, 1,326.64; Barrie—Grand Lodge of Ontario,I.O.O.F. Home, 18,298.05; Beamsville—The Nipponia Home, 4,347.77; Brant-ford—Widows' Home of Brantford, 1,078.21; Chatham—Mercy Shelter, 7,406.68;

Clarkson—Armagh, 12,441.39; Concord—Salvation Army House of Concord,36,377.03; Cornwall—St. Paul's Home, 6,535.90; Dundas—House of Providence,20,425.03; Gait—Salvation Army Eventide Home, 1,932.08; Guelph—St. Joseph's


Homes for the Aged Branch—Continued

Grants—Continued

Subsidies on Operation and Maintenance Costs—Continued

Home for the Aged, 34,559.54; Salvation Army Eventide Home, 2,287.59;

Hamilton—Aged Women's Home, 5,777.80; Grace Haven, 14,844.50; Kingston—House of Providence, 43,884.92; London—Bethesda Home, 18,236.48; Houseof Providence, 40,531.74; McCormick Home for the Aged, 112.49; New Liskeard—Northdale Manor, 1,958.10; Niagara Falls—Salvation Army Eventide Home,24,642.63; Orillia—Hillcrest Lodge, 1,170.10; Salvation Army Sunset Lodge,4,495.40; Ottawa—Bronson Home, 3,630.94; Convalescent Home for Women,2,417.26; Protestant Home for the Aged, 6,528.00; St. Charles Home, 56,613.48;St. Patrick's Home, 19,413.46; St. Mary's Home, 12,212.18; Salvation ArmyGirls' Home, 16,166.21; Pembroke—Marianhill Home for the Aged, 26,894.06;Peterborough—Anson House, 1,651.49; Marycrest, 20,670.63; Port Arthur

—

St. Joseph's Manor, 10,622.07; Scarborough—Bethel Home, 6,817.58; RosalieHall, 20,418.24; St. Thomas—Thomas Williams Home, 4,489.73; Sudbury—Rose Marie Heights, 11,791.88; Toronto—Aged Men's Home (TweedsmuirHouse), 4,011.46; Aged Women's Home (Belmont House), 11,043.62; AgedWomen's Home (Ewart House), 7,624.77; Beverley Lodge, 3,505.38; CanadianNational Institute for the Blind, 84,952.12; Church Home for the Aged, 8,973.07;Fairhaven House, 526.95; House of Providence, 67,970.96; Humewood House,14,081.46; Ina Grafton Gage Home, 1,072.45; Ingles House, 5,120.64; Isabella

and' Arthur Meighen Lodge, 13,204.82; Jewish Home for the Aged, 43,574.70;Julia Greenshields Memorial Home, 1,655.32; Sacred Heart Class of the GoodShepherd, 7,950.89; Salvation Army Eventide Home, 6,436.96; Salvation ArmyGirls' Home, 11,427.98; Strachan House, 16,051.39; Victor Home, 12,310.02;Vineland—United Mennonite Home for the Aged, 4,979.60; Windsor—SalvationArmy Faith Haven, 11,215.58; The Homestead, 7,860.31; Villa Maria, 8,458.77. . .


457,803 75

Subsidies on Operation and Maintenance Costs ($1,210,510.49)

The Homes for the Aged Act. R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 174, Sees. 24 and 25

Payments under Section 24 to Homes for the Aged:

Cities:

Chatham, 21,090.99; Fort William, 57,187.86; Hamilton,96,469.50; Kingston, 18,416.71; London, 56,338.10; Oshawa,40,749.97; Peterborough, 61,726.10; Port Arthur, 68,962.40;Metropolitan Toronto, 1,788,375.40 2,209,317 03

Towns

:

Timmins 42,247 80

Counties:

Brant and City of Brantford, 61,502.37; Bruce, 11,575.21;Carleton, 10,935.33; Elgin, 10,631.83; Essex, 27,307.26; Grey,11,719.40; Haldimand, 38,622.24; Halton, 70,183.62; Hastings,43,897.58; Huron, 35,196.76; Kent, 33,545.21; Lambton,34,266.26; Lanark, 10,198.39; Leeds and Grenville, 18,316.37;Lincoln and St. Catharines, 153,744.31; Middlesex, 13,646.03;Norfolk, 16,538.50; Northumberland and Durham, 78,693.49;Ontario, 99,096.96; Oxford, 14,521.47; Peel, 27,146.85; Perthand City of Stratford, 19,740.70; Peterborough, 6,141.50; Prescottand Russell, 16,081.10; Prince Edward, 8,548.91; Renfrew,54,135.56; Simcoe (Beeton), 25,991.21 ; Simcoe (Penetanguishene),12,569.58; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 38,387.78'; Victoria,

20,028.24; Waterloo, 101,426.24; Welland, 105,417.95; Wellingtonand City of Guelph, 12,240.34; Wentworth, 15,254.64; York,35,156.34 1,292,405 53

Districts

:

Algoma, 54,604.02; Kenora, 37,471.45; Nipissing, 10,055.49;Parry Sound, 2,924.51; Rainy River, 45,612.56; Sudbury,49,829.82 200,497 85

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Homes for the Aged Branch—Continued

Grants—Continued

Subsidies on Operation and Maintenance Costs—Continued

Payments under Section 25 to Homes for the Aged:

Cities:

Fort William, 7,962.79; Port Arthur, 16,527.66 24,490 45

Towns

:

Timmins 8,479 55

Counties:

Peel 959 91

Districts:

Algoma, 16,772.07; Kenora, 15,442.94; Xipissing, 2,853.42;Parry Sound, 1,242.86; Rainy River, 11,848.08; Sudbury,13,023.06 61,182 43

3,839,580 55Less: Government of Canada Repayments 2,629,070 06

1,210,510 49

Special Home Care ($7,630.26)

The Homes for the Aged Act, R.S.O. 1960. Chap. 174. Sec. 15

County of Haldimand, 506.93; County of Halton, 1,657.25; City of

Hamilton, 12,696.58; County of Kent, 77.00; County of Prescottand Russell, 539.00; City of Port Arthur, 229.00; County of Simcoe(Beeton), 3,185.11; Town of Timmins, 290.80; Metropolitan Toronto3,324.78; County of Welland, 7,361.09; Countv of Wellington andCity of Guelph, 39.56 ' 29,907 10

Less: Government of Canada Repayments 21,949 34Recovery from Citv of Kingston 327 50

22,276 847,630 26

Homes for the Aged Branch $1,811,061 67

WELFARE ALLOWANCES BRANCH

Salaries ($543,264.08)

M. Borczak, 10,583.33; W. Gulliver, 6,000.00; M. B. Lopatto, 6,000.00; C. W.Morris, 12,000.00; Other salaries, 508,680.75 543,264 08


M. B. Lopatto, 3,479.05; Accounts under $1,200, 2,605.08 6,084 13


Marnoch Office Supply Co., 10,028.60; Queen's Printer, 47,976.56; Roval MetalManufacturing Co., Ltd., 5,477.40; Accounts under $3,500, 5,508.98 68,991 54

Medical and Surgical Treatment for Blind Persons ($1,651.44)

Sundry Payments 5,389 43


Dental Services—Children under The Mothers' and DependentChildren's Allowances Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 247 ($183,199.80)

Royal College of Dental Surgeons 183,199 80


Welfare Allowances Branch—Continued

Medical Services ($2,112,658.75)

Ontario Medical Association 2,112,658 75

Allowances in accordance with The Mothers' and Dependent Children'sAllowances Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 247 ($12,877,725.39)

Allowances—Sundry Persons 12,178,989 26Allowances for fuel—Sundry Persons 698,736 13

Assistance in accordance with The Old Age Assistance Act, R.S.O. 1960, /2&7Chap. 267, and Old Age Pensions in Accordance with

The Old Age Pensions Act ($13,365,352.99)

Assistance—Sundry Persons:

Ontario 13,087,646 57

On behalf of Other Provinces:

Alberta, 4,860.62; British Columbia, 11,666.96; Manitoba,20,244.96; New Brunswick, 23,632.50; Newfoundland, 6,900.60;

Nova Scotia, 13,349.60; Prince Edward Island, 4,902.80;

Quebec, 99,367.62; Saskatchewan, 13,703.24 198,628 9013,286,275 47

Inter-Provincial Accounts Paid by Ontario to:

Alberta, 5,957.53; British Columbia, 10,337.56; Manitoba, 8,686.05; NewBrunswick, 8,558.28; Newfoundland, 2,058.82; Nova Scotia, 8,229.09; PrinceEdward Island, 1,779.10; Quebec, 28,459.51 ; Saskatchewan, 5,011.58 79,077 52

Total $13,365,352 99

Distribution: Ontario 6,616,367 36Government of Canada 6,649,671 18

Other Provinces 99,314 4513,365,352 99

Balance BalanceOutstanding Amounts Amounts OutstandingMarch 31, Claimed Recovered March 31,

1960 1960-1961 1960-1961 1961

Government of Canada 6,649,67118 6,649,67118Other Provinces 5,059 02 99,314 45 99,832 19 4,54128

5,059 02 6,748,985 63 6,749,503 37 4,541 28

Allowances in accordance with The Blind Persons' Allowances Act,R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 35 ($1,126,647.45)

Allowances—Sundry Persons:

Ontario 1,108,530 63


Alberta, 1,127.50; British Columbia, 657.50; Manitoba, 2,650.00;

New Brunswick, 1,319.20: Newfoundland, 55.00: Nova Scotia,

2,347.50: Prince Edward Island, 660.00: Quebec, 3,341.36:

Saskatchewan, 852.50 13,010 561,121,541 19


Alberta, 316.25: British Columbia, 673.75; Manitoba, 1,000.01; New Bruns-wick, 165.00; Newfoundland, 165.00; Nova Scotia, 343.75; Quebec, 2,375.00;

Saskatchewan, 67.50 5,106 26

Total $1,126,647 45

Distribution: Ontario 278,935 26

Government of Canada 841,206 91

Other Provinces 6,505 281,126,647 45

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Allowances in accordance with The Blind Persons' Allowances Act—Continued


1960 1960-1961 1960-1961 1961

Government of Canada 841,206 91 841,206 91Other Provinces 204 56 6,505 28 6,539 80 170 04

204 56 847,712 19 847,746 71 170 04

Allowances in accordance with The Disabled Persons' Allowances Act,R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 107 ($8,357,172.41)

Allowances—Sundry Persons:

Ontario 8,219,676 68


Alberta, 5,755.86; British Columbia, 4,240.00; Manitoba,9,343.52; New Brunswick, 9,395.68; Newfoundland, 4,785.00;Nova Scotia, 10,949.36; Prince Edward Island, 2,530.00; Quebec,51,406.42; Saskatchewan, 9,570.00 107,975 84

8,327,652 52


Alberta, 1,672.85; British Columbia, 4,192.81; Manitoba, 2,522.50; New-Brunswick, 605.00; Newfoundland, 1,237.50; Nova Scotia, 3,402.50; PrinceEdward Island, 742.50; Quebec, 14,429.95; Saskatchewan, 714.28 29,519 89

Total $8,357,172 41

Distribution: Ontario 4,139,787 02Government of Canada 4,163,397 47Other Provinces 53,987 92— 8,357,172 41


1960 1960-1961 1960-1961 1961

Government of Canada 4,163,397 47 4,163,397 47Other Provinces 2,906 31 53,987 92 54,470 51 2,423 72

2,906 31 4,217,385 39 4,217,867 98 2,423 72

Rehabilitation* Services

The Rehabilitation Services Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 350

Salaries ($26,058.76)

J. L. Amos, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 39,860.82 47,660 82Less: Government of Canada Repayments 21,602 06



Less: Government of Canada Repayments 1,392 08

26,058 76

2,241 25





Rehabilitation Services—Continued

Allowances, etc., in accordance with The RehabilitationServices Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 350 ($303,789.86)

Maintenance Allowances to Recipients 141,855 71

Tuition and Supplies for Recipients:

Toronto—Association for Retarded Children, 6,745.00; CanadianNational Institute for the Blind, 3,783.00; The Haven, 3,954.00;

Jewish Vocational Services, 6,706.80; Operation Reliance Incor-

porated, 7,138.33; Radio College of Canada, 8,546.19; Shaw Schools,

Ltd., 12,511.37; Variety Village, 22,457.79; Accounts under$3,500, 81,618.49 ' 153,460 97

Transportation for Recipients 8,473 18303,789 86

Distribution: Ontario 152,014 93Government of Canada 151,774 93

303,789 86


1960 1960-1961 1960-1961 1961

Government of Canada 9,095 04 151,774 93 145,80150 15,068 47

Welfare Allowances Branch $27,035,019 18

STATUTORY


Hon. L. P. Cecile 12,000 00

Grants to assist in the Erection of Housing Unitsfor Elderly Persons ($404,310.75)

The Elderly Persons' Housing Aid Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 117

Hamilton—Hamilton Housing Co., Ltd., 22,500.00; Kitchener—Kitchener YoungMen's Club Realtv, Ltd., 8,000.00; North Waterloo Elderlv Persons Homes,Ltd., 14,810.75; Oakville—Trafalgar Senior Homes, Ltd., 8,000.00; Toronto-Metropolitan Toronto Housing Co., Ltd., 351,000.00 404,310 75


SPECIAL WARRANTS

Payment of services and expenses of Magistrate W. R. Philp,incurred for the purpose of hearing on issue of neglect, under

The Child Welfare Act, 1954, re Whytehaven ($1,126.50)

W. R. Philp, honorarium, 1,000.00; expenses, 126.50 1,126 50

Salvation Army for the purpose of assisting in the constructionof a new building at the corner of Jarvis and Shuter Streets in theCity of Toronto, known as "Harbour Light Centre", for the treatment

and rehabilitation of alcoholics ($200,000.00)

Salvation Army 200,000 00

Toronto Western Hospital to assist with the costs of constructingand establishing a Geriatric Ward, as a pilot project, to specialize

in the treatment of acutely ill, medical and surgicalGeriatric Patients ($152,000.00)

Toronto Western Hospital 152,000 00


Total Expenditure, Department of Public Welfare, $51,041,033.92

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Public Buildings—Construction, Etc 8

Locks, Bridges, Dams and Docks, etc 18

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MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($911,011.84)

J. D. Millar Deputy Minister 16,999 92E. J. Bartlett, 6,600.00; L. Briscoe, 7,200.00; E. Brownlee, 6,600.00; A. O. Cole,8,599.92; P. H. Crawshaw, 6,600.00; H. V. Dale, 6,000.00; A. A. Easson, 9,000.00;

J. B. Elston, 6,000.00; J. Lemmon, 6,000.00; D. Y. Lewis, 8,599.92; S. F. Magnan,7,200.00; C. O. Mark, 6,000.00; E. R. Mason, 7,800.00; J. W. McCormack,7,500.00; T. J. McGregor, 6,600.00; J. McPhail, 6,000.00; B. J. Mills, 9,999.96;O. M. Mitchell, 7,500.00; J. R. Moore, 6,000.00; T. B. Perkins, 6,300.00; J. C.Ross, 6,750.00; W. J. Russell, 6,000.00; J. P. Sharp, 9,000.00; H. G. Smith,6,000.00; N. A. Tims, 6,600.00; G. W. Townsend, 6,900.00; D. Walker, 7,500.00;A. Williams, 7,200.00; W. R. Williams, 7,800.00; G. B. Wright, 6,900.00; A.Zeldin, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 674,062.12 911,011 84


Hon. T. R. Connell, 1,408.78; E. H. Dove, 1,238.01; W. J. Russell, 1,769.67;

Accounts under $1,200, 14,775.86; Add:—Accounts transferred from Departmentof Highways, 2,142.49; Accounts transferred from Public Buildings, Construction,484.27; Less:—Accounts transferred to Civil Service Commission, 465.46 21,353 62


Queen's Printer, 72,909.14; Stainton Office Supply, Ltd., 5,574.25; Yari-Typer Corp.of Canada, Ltd., 3,505.46; Accounts under $3,500, 25,559.23; Add:—Mater-ials, etc., transferred from Public Buildings, Construction, 3,794.57 111,342 65

Insurance ($14,201.56)

Accounts under $3,500, 7,216.16; Add:—Accounts transferred from Department of

Highways, 6,985.40 14,201 56

Local Improvement and Municipal Taxes ($44,764.15)

City of Toronto, 46,606.98; Accounts under $3,500, 7,454.47; Less:—Refundfrom Addison Cadillac Oldsmobile, Ltd., re taxes, 831 Bay St., 9,297.30 44,764 15

Unforeseen and Unprovided ($335.00)




Unemployment Insurance ($67,698.69)

Receiver General of Canada, 134,026.31; Less refund of Employees' contribution,66,327.62 67,698 69


ONTARIO GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

Maintenance, Skk vices, Repairs

Salaries—Maintenance Staff ($3,005,598.69)

Sundry Employees 3,005,598 69

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Ontario Government Buildings—Continued

Maintenance, Services, Repairs—Continued

Maintenance—Fuel, Electricity, Gas and Water, Housekeeping Suppliesand Incidentals ($794,776.93)

W. J. Bell Paper Co., Ltd., 6,475.77; British American Oil Co., Ltd., 18,847.57;

Canada Coal, Ltd., 60,720.50; Canadian Mill Supply Co., Ltd., 6,265.75; CanadianOil Companies, Ltd., 4,412.05; City-Wide Window Cleaners, Ltd., 5,288.00; Civil

Service Association of Ontario, 14,016.00; Conlin & Hogan, 5,348.05; E. B. EddyCo., 4,381.51; Etobicoke Township Hydro-Electric Commission, 6,878.23; FleetStreet Properties, Ltd., 20,819.92; Department of Health, 7,407.89; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 13,189.93; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 64,237.22;Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 15,950.76; Mount McKay Fuels, 4,451.09;W. H. McVicar & Co., Ltd., 9,878.30; New York Window Cleaning Co., Ltd.,

7,284.44; North York Hvdro-Electric Commission, 105,342.04; Township of

North York, 33,790.67; "Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co. (Canada), Ltd..

6,604.99; Sainthill-Levine & Co., Ltd., 3,885.05; Texaco Canada, Ltd., 12,284.42;

City of Toronto, 24,401.81; Toronto Hydro-Electric System, 174,742.18; YallevCamp Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 21,635.37; Weaver Coal Co., 10,357.85; Wr

est

Chemical Products, Ltd., 3,804.44; G. H. Wood & Co., Ltd., 4,603.92;

Accounts under $3,500, 129,343.83; Add:—Materials, etc., transferred fromPublic Buildings, Construction, 28,781.99; Less: Public Utilities Accountstransferred to various projects, 13,788.60 821,642 94

Less Refunds:

Law Society of Upper Canada, re supply of heat,

Osgoode Hall"

5,472 83Nightingale School of Nursing, re housekeeping,

221 Elizabeth St 571 89

O'Keefe Brewing Co., Lid., re electric supply,125 Lakeshore Bird .'

. 2,636 19

Royal Bank of Canada, re electric supply, 801Bay St 578 72

University of Toronto, re supply of heat, RantingInstitute 6,000 00

Department of Health, re supply of heat.

Psychiatric Hospital 2,500 00Department of Health, re electric supply,

Psychiatric Hospital . 4,923 1

5

Department of Reform Institutions, re supply of

heat, District Jails . . 4,183 2326,866 01

794,776 93

Horticulture and Upkeep of Grounds ($15,000.00)

Accounts under $3,500, 14,313.38; Add:— Materials, etc., transferred from Public

Buildings, Construction, 686.62 15,000 00

Communication Services ($665,994.85)

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, exchange, 654,457.71; tolls, 184,462.93; Port ArthurPublic Utilities Commission, 4,279.02; Accounts under $3,500, 6,628.11;

Add:—Materials, etc., transferred from Public Buildings, Construction, 301.75850,129 52

Less: Tolls, etc., transferred to Public Buildings,Construction 12,723 45

Tolls, etc., transferred to Construction of

Dams, Docks and Locks 2,502 50Tolls, etc., transferred to various Departments. 168,908 72

184,134 67665,994 85

Typewriter Servicing—Toronto Departmental Offices ($49,947.73)

International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 20,404.83; Royal Typewriter Co., Ltd.,

3,691.55; Underwood, Ltd., 12,831.82; Accounts under $3,500, 13,019.53. . . . 49,947 73


Ontario Government Buildings—Continued

Maintenance, Services, Repairs—Continued

Furniture, Furnishings and Equipment, Repairs and Replacements ($34,918.40)

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 6,305.86; R. A. Roots, 4,973.72; Accounts under $3,500,21,493.21 ; Add:—Materials, etc., transferred from Public Buildings, Construction,2,145.61 34,918 40

Repairs, Alterations and Incidentals ($2,723,375.58)

Agriculture 99,592 55Attorney General 70,767 32Education 155,649 67Health 595,979 96Highways 35,451 97Lands and Forests 186,674 06Mines 8,694 03Public Works 1,421,669 50Reform Institutions 181,718 75

Transport 18,275 29Travel and Publicity 4,681 41

2,779.154 51

Less Refunds:

Sundry Departments, etc., re labour and materials 53,461 66Sundry Insurance Companies, re claims 2,317 27

55,778 93

2,723,375 58Salaries:


Pay List:

Wages of men 1,541,704 88

Materials, Supplies, etc.:

Acousticon Dictograph Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4,947.25; Berkley Contracting, Ltd.,

6,225.50; D. Biro, 4,465.00; Botting Asphalt Paving, 5,282.00; British SteelConstruction (Canada), Ltd., 13,636.55; Campsall Electric Co., Ltd., 4,970.00;Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., 3,737.61; Canadian Johns-Manville Co.,

Ltd., 5,251.24; Cardinal Painting & Decorating Co., 3,880.00; Cochrane-DunlopHardware, Ltd., 4,925.07; Wm. II. Davies, 11,515.30; Emco, Ltd., 9,173.70;las. H. Errington, 6,812.27; H. }. Gascoigne, Ltd.. 10,355.00; Haramac Con-struction Co., Ltd., 8,346.00; Horton Steel Works, Ltd., 14,131.52; Jeffery Mfg.Co., Ltd., 4,091.68; Department of Labour, 6,633.64; J. Lefebvre, 6,334.00;Arthur S. Leitch Co., Ltd., 3,679.03; Luxfern Prism Co., Ltd., 5,442.00; C. A.McMurtry Furniture, Ltd., 8,115.00; Northern Electric Co., Ltd., 7,848.63; OtisElevator Co., Ltd., 16,434.91; Eric V. Papesch, 5,768.00; B. Phillips Co., Ltd.,

4,124.00; Pioneer Electric (Eastern), Ltd., 3,767.00; Prestige Office Interiors, Ltd.,

8,252.40; Jas. Robertson Co., Ltd., 6,621.76; Rocamora Bros., Ltd., 6,845.38;Roelofson Elevator Co., Ltd., 4,229.45; Semple-Gooder & Co., Ltd., 4,195.00;Robert Simpson Co., Ltd., 6,114.79; W. A. Smith Builders' Supply, 3,676.26;Stradwick's, Ltd., 18,610.00; A. Stroud, Ltd., 18,514.00; Taylor Engineering &Construction Co., Ltd., 15,533.10; Traders' Plumbing & Heating Supplies, Ltd.,10,555.18; Turnbull Elevator Co., Ltd., 10,180.84; Van Camp Products & Sales,

Ltd., 3,982.52; Warneke Decorating Co., 17,186.00; Weldwood Plywood, Ltd.,4,370.54; Accounts under $3,500, 389,564.92; Add:—Materials, etc., trans-ferred from Public Buildings. Construction, 163,165.77; Accounts transferredfrom Department of Lands and Forests, 117,802.66 999,292 47

Less Refunds: (see above) 55,778 93— 943,513 54

Miscellaneous:

Overhead transferred from Public Buildings, Construction 129,684 55

Ontario Government Buildings $7,289,612 18Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures re rental for

office space, 210 Huron St., (Fire Marshal) 3,000 00

Ontario Government Buildings $7,286,612 18

SJ \PUBLJC ACCOUNTS No. 1

LEASED PREMISES

Rentals and Expenses in connection therewith ($942,161.81)

Salary

:

D. G. Dykes 6,900 00

Travelling Expenses

:


Pay List:


Rental, Maintenance, Supplies, etc.:

Agincourt Development Co., Ltd., 4,290.15; 790 Bay St. Corp., Ltd., 16,752.38;Berkdale Investments, Ltd., 78,399.96; Bourque Bros., Ltd., 4,600.00; Edward& Bernard Bourque, 4,315.50; Brown Bros. Investments, Ltd., 4,800.00; CanadaPermanent Mortgage Corp., 13,449.00; Canada Trust Co., 4,818.40; CharteredTrust Co., 4,418.54; N. Chumak, 6,900.00; Church Ellis Associates, Ltd.,

21,944.51 ; College Bay Corp., Ltd., 33,333.36; C. W. Collins, 4,080.00; B. David-son & Q. Wagman, 22,618.68; J. E. Dodson & Co., 4,400.00; Edarlex Investments,Ltd., 7,053.50; Esscorp Investments, Ltd., 34,673.10; Famous Players CanadianCorp., Ltd., 9,075.00; Fort William Board of Education, 9,916.62; Foster Rich-mond Estates, Ltd., 10,000.00; Grant's Transport, Ltd., 4,800.00; GreaterHamilton Shopping Centre, Ltd., 6,100.00; 18 Grenville St., Ltd., 18,000.00;

H. B. Griswold, 4,140.00; Geo. H. Hees Co., Ltd., 49,561.29; M. Henderson,4,203.94; Holcan, Ltd., 10,650.00; Kelbay Co., 7,729.43; Ken's Storage, Ltd.,

13,000.00; Kinco Construction, Ltd., 5,544.00; M. Lauzon, 9,949.36; J. Lynch,4,080.00; Mann & Martel, Ltd., 19,980.00; Estate of W. A. McGeachy, 4,400.00;

County of Middlesex, 4,260.00; Monarch Investments, Ltd., 15,612.72; OrientalCarpet Manufacturers, Ltd., 16,875.00; Oro Lease-Holds (Barrie), Ltd., 4,448.40;

Ottawa Public School Board, 29,416.66; Receiver General of Canada, 4,948.80;

Royal Bank of Canada, 5,439.50; C. B. Sibbitt, 13,000.00; Tate Rentals, Ltd.,

16,500.00; Tepson's, Ltd., 4,033.16; Village of Tweed, 3,961.00; United Principal

Properties, Ltd., 8,605.00; University of Ottawa, 21,265.00; University of

Toronto, 7,680.61; Carl & Harrv Waisberg, 4,750.20; Waterloo Trust & SavingsCo., 3,600.00; R. Williamson & C. Taylor, 17,500.00; 145 Yonge St. Corp.,5,972.40; Accounts under $3,500, 197,300.20; Add:—Materials, etc., trans-

ferred from Public Buildings, Construction, 34,263.89; Public Utilities Accountstransferred from Ontario Government Buildings, 1,247.23 882,656 49

Less Refunds:


re Federal Education Grants:

Eastern Ontario Institute of

Technology, Ottawa 1 ,403 81

Western Ontario Institute of

Technology, Windsor. . . . 48,158 1649,561 97

Department of Health, re rental, 424 UniversityAve 1 ,030 00

Department of Mines, re rental, Sudbury 1,200 00Province of Ontario Savings Office, re alterations,

1556 Yonge St 3,778 51— 55,570 48827,086 01

Leased Premises $942,161 81

PUBLIC BUILDINGS—CONSTRUCTION, ETC.

Construction of New Buildings and Works, Purchase of Lands and Buildings,Alterations, Equipment and Extension of Services to Existing Buildings

and Works, etc. ($31,216,335.36)

Summary of Expenditure


Fruit Inspection Station, Bradford, New Construction 8,082 70Agricultural Service Building, Brighton, New Construction 178,507 69


Public Buildings—Construction, etc.—Continued

Construction of New Buildings and Works, Purchase of Lands, etc.—Continued

Summary—Continued

Department of Agriculture—Continued

Fruit Inspection Station, Fruitland, Water Supply 3,164 50Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Alterations, New Construction

and Purchase of Equipment 1 ,461 ,074 88Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph, Alterations, New Construction

and Purchase of Equipment 40,149 54Ontario Agricultural College and Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph,

Additions, Alterations, Fire Alarm System, Renovations andPurchase of Property . 101,011 45

Ontario Agricultural School, Kemptville, Alterations, New Con-struction and Purchase of Equipment 303,348 37

Demonstration Farm, New Liskeard, Additions and New Construc-tion 222,077 25

Western Ontario Agricultural School, Ridgetown, Alterations, NewConstruction, Renovations and Purchase of Equipment 300,557 83

Horticultural Experiment Station, Vineland, Alterations, Renova-tions and Purchase of Equipment 18,860 79

Township of Townsend (County of Norfolk), Purchase of Propertyfor Fruit Experiment Station 92,835 32

2,729,670 32

Department of Attorney General:

Ontario Provincial Police Buildings, Lockups, Offices, Staff Houses,etc., Additions, Alterations, New Construction, Renovations andPurchase of Property 505,560 74

Courthouses and Registry Offices, Alterations, New Construction,Renovations and Purchase of Equipment 255,716 25

Ontario Fire College, Gravenhurst, Alterations and Renovations. . . 9,782 55771,059 54

Department of Commerce and Development:

Ontario-St. Lawrence Development Commission, Purchase of Property 3,086 10

Department of Education:

Ontario School for the Blind, Brantford, Additions, Alterations, NewConstruction, Renovations, Purchase of Equipment and Pro-perty 652,133 92

Ontario School for the Deaf, Belleville, Alterations, New Construc-tion, Renovations and Purchase of Equipment 22,616 65

Ontario School for the Deaf, Milton, New Construction 55,400 65Provincial Institute of Mining, Haileybury, Additions, Renovations

and Purchase of Property 30,490 40Teachers' Colleges:

Hamilton, New Construction and Purchase of Equipment 360,104 60London, Renovations and Purchase of Property 1,193 89New Toronto, Additions and Purchase of Equipment 6,720 36North Bay, Alterations and Renovations 6,701 95Peterborough, Renovations 2,930 82Port Arthur, New Construction, Purchase of Equipment and

Property 565,277 46Toronto, Additions 6,343 02Windsor, Proposed Teachers' College, Expenses in Connection

with Purchase of Property 161 38Hamilton Institute of Technology, Alterations and Purchase of

Equipment 17,562 00Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto, Additions, Alterations,

New Construction and Purchase of Equipment 848,072 40Western Ontario School of Technology, Windsor, New Construction 177,218 15Provincial Institute of Trades, Toronto, Alterations and Renovations 27,613 93Ontario Leadership Training Camp, Longford Mills, Alterations. . . 86,015 30

2,866,556 88

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Summary—Continued

I )epartment of Health :

Ontario Hospitals:

Aurora, Renovations ami Purchase of Equipment. . 11,463 28Brockville, Alterations, New Construction, Reno-

vations and Purchase of Equipment 362,276 00Cedar Springs, New Construction and Purchase of

Equipment 3,593,416 90Cobourg, Alterations and Renovations 25,995 98Goderich, New Construction, Purchase of Equip-

ment and Property 363,068 40Gravenhurst, Renovations and Purchase of Pro-

perty 948,868 02

Hamilton, Additions, Alterations, New Construc-tion, Renovations and Purchase of Equipment. 2,028,175 35

Kingston, Additions, Alterations, New Construc-tion, Renovations and Purchase of Equipment . 262,142 46

London, Alterations, New Construction, Renova-tions and Purchase of Equipment 675,104 3?>

New Toronto, Additions, Alterations and Renova-tions 64,407 14

North Bay, New Construction and Purchase of

Equipment 238,976 73

Orillia, Additions, Alterations, Renovations andPurchase of Equipment 1 22,549 67

Penetanguishene, Alterations and Renovations. . . . 18,191 80Port Arthur, Additions, New Construction and

Purchase of Equipment 1 ,781 ,073 90St. Thomas, Renovations and Purchase of Equip-

ment . 46,529 50Smiths Falls, Renovations and Purchase of Equip-

ment 127,378 65

Thistletown, Additions, New Construction, Reno-vations and Purchase of Equipment 233,501 98

Toronto, Additions, Alterations, New Constructionand Purchase of Equipment 733,626 19

Toronto Psvchiatric, New Construction and Pur-chase of Property 54,544 82

Whitby, Additions, Alterations, New Construction,Renovations and Purchase of Equipment 409,418 16

Woodstock, Additions, Alterations, New Construc-tion, Renovations and Purchase of Equipment. 448,200 49

Children's Psychiatric Research Institute, BeckSanitarium, Byron, Renovations and Purchaseof Equipment 737,970 67

Proposed Provincial Infirmary, Owen Sound, Pur-chase of Property 219 75

Proposed Provincial Infirmary, Township of Wal-lace (Countv of Perth), Purchase of Propertv. . 27,097 94

13,314,198 11

Provincial Health Laboratories, Christie St., Additions and Purchaseof Equipment 246,468 64

Toronto, Nightingale School of Nursing, New Construction andPurchase of Equipment 169,720 91

13,730,387 66

Department of Highways:

District Buildings, Downsview, New Construction, Renovationsand Purchase of Equipment 444,017 10

District Office Buildings, Alterations and New Construction 523,107 94

Paint Shops, Storage Buildings and Garages, Alterations, NewConstruction and Renovations 166,721 19

Weigh Houses, New Construct ion 854 401,134,700 63




Summary—Continued

Department of Lands and Forests:

Maple, Southern Experimental Station, Alterations and Renova-tions 45,004 79

Fish Hatcheries, Alterations and New Construction 84,508 91

District Office Buildings, Alterations and New Construction 250,484 76Division of Air Services, Balance re New Construction 28 70Rangers' Headquarters, New Construction, Renovations and Pur-

chase of Equipment 1 13,91 1 91

Sault Ste. Marie, Forest Insect Laboratory, Additions and Altera-

tions 13,515 65Kakabeka Falls, Construction of New Concession Building 5,486 25Purchase of Lookout Towers 473 45Construction of Small Office Buildings, Workshops, Cabins,

Towers, Boathouses, Docks, Roads, etc 655,732 39Purchase of Property 12,540 09— — 1,181,686 90


Ontario Government Branch Office Buildings, New Construction,Renovations and Purchase of Property 653,028 10

Regional Buildings, Alterations and New Construction 65,886 62Purchase of Stores and Equipment 52,799 30Purchase of Property and Expenses in connection therewith 2,475 43Ontario Water Resources Commission Laboratory, Highway 401,

New Construction and Purchase of Property 309,230 71

Various Locations, Soil Investigations for Water Supply, etc 80,533 06Preliminary Expenses in connection with Planning and Design of

Various Proposed Projects 72,377 24

Toronto:

801 Bay St, Renovations 267,298 12

Bay and Wellesley Sts., S.W. Corner, Purchaseof Property and clearance for parking 3,628,488 66

15 Breadalbane St., Renovations 11,438 7695 Breadalbane St., Purchase of Property 81,289 5067 College St., Renovations 3,364 9730 Grosvenor St., Expenses in connection with

Purchase of Property 319 20Harbord and Huron Sts., Alterations and Pur-

chase of Property for Alcoholism ResearchFoundation 291 ,81 1 50

115-125 Lakeshore Blvd., Renovations 178 60Osgoode Hall, Alterations and Renovations 6,723 16Parliament Buildings, Improvements and Reno-

vations 410,302 79204 Richmond St. W., Alterations 15,137 91

Yonge St. and Eglinton Ave. E., Ontario Hos-pital Services Commission Building, NewConstruction 1,789,899 59

6-8 York St., Ontario Labour Building, Addition,Alterations and Improvements 19,752 72

6,526,005 48

Less: 115-125 Lakeshore Blvd., Material Returnedto Stores 14.765 20

6,511,240 28- 7,747,570 74

Department of Reform Institutions:

Ontario Training Schools:

Bowmanville, New Construction and Renovations 28,288 97Cobourg, New Construction and Renovations. . 74,017 23

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Summary—Continued

Department of Reform Institutions—Continued

Ontario Training Schools—Continued

Gait, New Construction 4,212 61Lindsay, New Construction 481,192 19Port Bolster, Renovations 3,997 92Simcoe, New Construction 2,720 70

594,429 62

Ontario Reformatories:

Brampton, Alterations and Renovations 8,468 64Guelph, Additions and Renovations 117,300 84Millbrook, Alterations and Renovations 96,075 76Mimico, Alterations, New Construction and

Renovations 43,671 02265,516 26

Industrial Farms:

Burtch, New Construction and Renovations. . . . 150,731 70Burwash, Alterations, New Construction and

Renovations 970,246 36Fort William, Alterations and Renovations 5,168 25

Monteith, New Construction and Renovations. . 133,687 12

Rideau, Renovations 2,730 501,262,563 93

District Jails:

Haileybury, Additions 1,817 19Kenora, Alterations and New Construction 191,960 55North Bay, New Construction and Renovations 2,253 91

Port Arthur, Alterations 885 75

Sudbury, Expenses in connection with Purchaseof Property 168 10

197,085 50Expenses in connection with Purchase of Property 250 03

2,319,845 34


Downsview, Drivers' Examination Building, etc., New Construction 19,292 33

Department of Travel and Publicity:

Tourist Reception Centres, Additions, New Construction and Purchase of Pro-

perty 51,309 94

32,555,166 38Less Refunds:


re Federal Education Grants:

Provincial Institute of Trades, Nassau St.,

Toronto 31,879 26Provincial Institute of Mining, Haileybury . . 18,967 95Hamilton Institute of Technology 15,349 09Ryerson Institute of Technology 599,470 71

665,667 01

re Federal Health Grants:

Ontario Hospital, North Bay 319,744 78

re Christie St., Laboratory, Installation of AirConditioning Equipment 6,480 00

re Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Work at ScienceLaboratory 2,009 59

Sundry Insurance Companies, re Settlement of Claims 55,565 07Alcoholism Research Foundation, re 20-22 Harbord St 213,200 00




Summary—Continued

Less Refunds—Continued

Department of Commerce and Development, re Property Pur-chased for Ontario-St. Lawrence Development Commission. . . 3,086 10

Department of Education, re Electric Supply, Ryerson Institute . 7,666 92Department of Lands and Forests, re Concession Building, Kaka-

beka Falls Provincial Park 65,411 551,338,831 02

31,216,335 36


Salaries:

W. F. Alford, 6,600.00; W. Allen, 6,000.00; C. Amm, 7,800.00; A. F. Andersen,6,000.00; A. W. Andresen, 6,600.00; J. M. Baker, 7,800.00; D. E. Beggs, 7,800.00;

J. E. Benazon, 9,000.00; G. W. Benson, 7,500.00; W. G. Bentley, 6,000.00; P.

Besrutschenko, 7,800.00; G. Blanchard, 7,800.00; G. A. Braun, 7,800.00; W. T.Bromley, 6,300.00; H. E. Bushlen, 10,500.00; D. Cameron, 6,600.00; H. T. Carter,7,800.00; J. W. Clarke, 10,999.92; R. G. Clarke, 9,541.59; S. M. Connelly, 6,300.00;M. A. Cottrell, 6,104.12; R. W. Craig, 6,600.00; D. G. Creba, 12,999.96; E. J.Crone, 12,000.00; C. C. A. Daniel, 6,900.00; D. Dastur, 7,800.00; T. Dominski,7,200.00; C. D. Fleming, 7,500.00; G. W. Gibb, 6,000.00; J. D. Gretton, 7,800.00;P. G. Harcourt, 7,050.00; D. P. Harland, 6,000.00; H. J. Harris, 6,900.00; J. E.Harris, 6,656.78; S. A. Hartley, 6,000.00; D. Hess, 6,900.00; K. G. Heumann,6,875.00; G. W. Hill, 6,600.00; C. G. Hodgkinson, 6,612.50; M. H. Hoffman,6,000.00; G. V. Holme, 6,600.00; F. W. Hopper, 6,000.00; E. W. Hounsom,7,800.00; D. M. Hughes, 6,000.00; C. P. Ind, 6,200.00; W. R. Jahn, 6,300.00;D. E. Jamieson, 6,600.00; E. P. Jamieson, 6,000.00; M. N. Jarrett, 6,000.00;S. F. Jones, 7,800.00; R. Kassian, 7,648.73; J. N. Knight, 7,800.00; J. Kovach,6,600.00; T. MacFarlane, 7,800.00; W. C. R. MacLean, 7,800.00; G. A. Mann,9,499.92; N. L. Mapstone, 6,000.00; A. Matthew, 6,000.00; G. L. McGee,7,200.00; A. G. Mcllveen, 6,600.00; E. M. Monteith, 7,800.00; G. C. Mooney,6,600.00; T. Morrison, 10,500.00; J. Parik, 7,200.00; E. J. Parker, 8,599.92;E. Pasternak, 7,500.00; P. J. Percy, 7,500.00; A. E. Peters, 7,800.00; T. Phipps,6,600.00; E. G. Pinder, 7,200.00; D. Pitts, 6,000.00; A. L. Pope, 7,800.00; D. A.Priestly, 7,800.00; J. J. Redmond, 6,300.00; T. H. Richards, 7,800.00; R. J.Richardson, 6,000.00; R. E. Roberts, 6,600.00; R. J. Roberts, 12,499.92; J. Ross,11,499.96; J. A. Selkirk, 7,800.00; S. V. Sharp, 6,000.00; D. B. Sly, 10,500.00;H. A. Smith, 6,600.00; A. F. Spencer, 6,000.00; L. E. Spikins, 7,800.00; E. S.

Stanley, 11,499.96; R. A. Steski, 6,600.00; G. H. Stockton, 6,000.00; J. C.Stockton, 7,800.00; A. C. Stuart, 7,500.00; E. W. Swayne, 6,600.00; H. F.Troughton, 6,001.85; P. Van't Hof, 7,800.00; G. J. Venn, 7,800.00; G. S. Walker,7,800.00; W. E. Weatherbie, 7,800.00; G. F. Wyse, 6,900.00; J. P. Young,11,499.96; A. Yourth, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 372,332.61 1,111,522 70


W. R. Adshead, 1,798.30; R. Aitken, 1,650.51; W. F. Alford, 1,696.27; F. N. Allair,

1,752.25; W. J. Allen, 1,655.91; C. Amm, 2,456.26; J. M. Baker, 2,049.53; J. S.

Ball, 1,635.08; C. Bedard, 1,324.12; E. Benedict, 1,277.46; W. G. Bentley,3,068.57; P. Boche, 2,205.33; R. Bond, 1,215.65; N. Celsie, 1,582.80; R. L.Croisier, 1,630.23; T. E. Dahlstrom, 2,805.81; F. S. Dupuy, 1,418.10; J. H.Einarson, 2,161.31; D. Engelauf, 1,897.44; J. English, 1,767.21; J. J. Evans,2,844.10; G. W. Gibb, 1,405.16; J. H. Gibbons, 1,348.07; N. W. Gillis, 2,930.69;

H. Gordon, 2,107.47; W. A. Gray, 3,364.02; E. R. Gregory, 2,496.05; V. C.Harding, 2,119.98; D. P. Harland, 1,767.47; H. J. Harris, 1,817.90; W. J. Heeley,1,756.70; E. P. Jamieson, 1,997.34; L. S. Johnston, 2,523.64; J. Kenda, 1,893.10;

J. N. Knight, 2,337.10; M. Kunoshko, 2,717.62; N. Madryga, 1,556.81; S. F.Magnan, 2,136.38; W. H. McLean, 1,308.85; J. A. Meikle, 2,017.40; J. Millar,

1,814.91; G. C. Mooney, 1,645.80; R. Pedherney, 1,387.61; A. E. Peters, 3,774.51;D. Poole, 1,348.55; E. C. Roberts, 1,513.15; K. P. Rodberg, 1,717.51; C. Scullion,

1,989.00; E. W. Swayne, 1,498.85; J. A. Sword, 2,317.78; C. Taylor, 1,598.04;F. E. Tone, 1,632.45; H. F. Troughton, 1,558.99; P. Vermeltfoort, 2,296.82;

W. Walls, 2,213.85; D. Watkins, 1,808.25; E. Whitmore, 1,627.62; W. Willson,

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Travelling Expenses—Continued

2,606.44; Z. Wojewodzki, 2,391.66; J. Wolfenden, 1,346.44; G. B. Wright,1,531.26; Accounts under $1,200, 72,146.43 191,259 91

Pay List:

Wages of men 3,690,917 59

Contracts:

Abbott, George C, Ltd., 38,153.54; Gordon S. Adamson & Associates, 19,058.74;Harry Adelman Construction, Ltd., 9,785.14; Alcan-Colony, Ltd., 3,662.00;R. F. Almas, Ltd., 6,083.90; Amalgamated Electric Corp., Ltd., 13,632.00; AmesCrosta Mills (Canada), Ltd., 17,352.00; R. V. Anderson & Associates, Ltd.,

10,425.33; Anderson X-Ray, Ltd., 15,404.47; T. A. Andre & Sons, Ltd., 35,130.00;Anglin-Norcross Ontario, Ltd., 2,134,095.57; Appelton Air Conditioning, Ltd.,

37,775.81; Len Ariss & Co., Ltd., 369,468.36; Armoured Floor Co., Ltd., 10,404.04;Armstrong Bros. Co., Ltd., 18,931.37; Arnett Co., Ltd., 37,577.40; Babcock-Wilcox & Goldie-McCulloch, Ltd., 209,673.35; Balharrie, Helmer & Morin,8,081.02; Ball Bros., Ltd., 212,831.57; Bernard T. Barbeau Associates, 12,916.28;Barber Construction, Ltd., 20,413.00; Fred Barbini, Ltd., 9,149.00; R. Barlow &Sons, Ltd., 4,666.73; Barnett & Rieder, 21,201.31; A. Battaglia Construction Co.,Ltd., 49,698.00; K. J. Beamish Construction Co., Ltd., 47,040.12; Beckett Ele-vator, Ltd., 11,352.45; Bedard-Girard, Ltd., 134,382.54; W. B. Bennett Paving,Ltd., 9,449.04; Bennett & Wright, Ltd., 100,098.06; Bertram Bros., Ltd.,

15,167.34; Bird Construction Co., Ltd., 1,999,366.88; G. S. Blakeslee & Co., Ltd.,

13,567.75; Bramall & Co. Construction, Ltd., 10,003.78; G. A. Braun (Canada),Ltd., 29,500.00; Charles H. Brooks, 14,476.84; Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. of

Canada, Ltd., 13,917.84; Buchanan Cartage, 4,173.50; A. Buchanan Floor Cover-ings, Ltd., 7,300.00; Burnley Contracting Co., Ltd., 8,063.00; A. Buttazzoni &Son, Ltd., 28,075.50; Campsall Electric Co., Ltd., 17,017.00; Canada ConstructionCo., Ltd., 8,999.85; Canada Sash & Door Co., Ltd., 3,964.00; Canadian BakerPerkins, Ltd., 27,804.00; Canadian Comstock Co., Ltd., 454,062.41; CanadianCurtis Refrigeration Co., Ltd., 10,310.05; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.,

164,500.00; Canadian Laundry Machinery Co., Ltd., 155,284.25; Canadian Office

& School Furniture Co., Ltd., 20,491.67; Canadian Pittsburgh Industries, Ltd.,

82,274.37; Canadian Tile & Mosaic, Ltd., 7,345.65; Cardinal Painting & Decorat-ing Co., Ltd., 4,000.00; C. & F. Carere, Ltd., 30,175.71; Carmichael Roofing &Sheet Metal Co., Ltd., 6,489.07; Carrington Construction Co., Ltd., 175,508.77;Central Scientific Co. of Canada, Ltd., 73,343.96; Cherrv-Burrell Corp. of Canada,Ltd., 6,773.33; Clairson Construction Co., Ltd., 15,416.93; Adam Clark, Ltd.,

99,554.83; Clarkson Co., Ltd., 7,518.22; Claydon Co., Ltd., 25,778.00; A. H. CIoss& Son, 9,370.38; Code Construction Co., Ltd., 49,128.00; Con-Eng Contractors,Ltd., 521,158.08; Conniston Construction Co., Ltd., 6,317.90; Connollv MarbleMosaic & Tile Co., Ltd., 20,918.00; Continental Painters, 3,672.47; Cool-AirSystems, Ltd., 5,420.00; S. B. Coon & Son, 86,000.00; A. Cope & Sons, Ltd.,

24,491.91; Cosmo Carere Construction, Ltd., 17,494.64; Craig, Madill, Abram &Ingleson, 45,137.92; Creamery Package Mfg. Co., Ltd., 17,444.07; Cresswell-Pomeroy, Ltd., 17,085.60; Norman W. Critchley, 4,707.14; Cross Town PavingCo., Ltd., 3,917.89; Samuel Crump, Co., Ltd., 334,211.69; P. E. Cummings Con-struction Co., Ltd., 134,719.44; Current Electric, Ltd., 20,271.14; CustodisCanadian Chimney Co., Ltd., 28,950.00; John E. Dagsvik, 208,102.91; DeLeuw,Cather & Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,614.20; Dell Construction Co., Ltd., 937,505.34;Dennisteel Corp., Ltd., 10,788.90; Dickson-Larkey, Ltd., 28,607.09; Diesel &Electric Maintenance & Supply, Ltd., 45,992.23; Dinsmore Construction, Ltd.,

161,571.01; Disher-Farrand, Ltd., 22,361.93; Dominion Sound Equipments, Ltd.,

11,766.00; Drever & Smith, 11,012.18; Dufferin Construction Co., Ltd., 19,200.99;

Dundas Plumbing & Heating Contractors, Ltd., 6,400.00; Dunker ConstructionCo., Ltd., 147,499.06; Robert Elder, Ltd., 4,188.90; Emmons & Mitchell Con-struction, Ltd., 29,386.60; Engco, Ltd., 3,786.40; Eponite Co., 17,584.60; O. H.Evans & Sons, Ltd., 31,713.40; Farquhar Construction, Ltd., 150,781.71; Fabri-

tects, Ltd., 17,909.66; Fassel Construction Co., Ltd., 173,258.35; Federal Pacific

Electric of Canada, 8,614.18; Federation Insurance Co. of Canada, 6,940.30;Don S. Ferguson & Sons, 15,663.75; Fisher, Tedman & Fisher, 5,966.28; W. Fitz-

gerald, Ltd., 7,815.19; Foley Construction, Ltd., 10,037.62; Wm. Ford Construc-tion, Ltd., 5,102.05; Forse Corp., 6,580.00; Foundation Co. of Ontario, Ltd.,

171,892.00; E. S. Fox Plumbing & Heating, Ltd., 169,458.91; Frid ConstructionCo., Ltd., 160,060.94; Frost Metal Products, Ltd., 6,283.58; John Gaffney Con-struction Co., Ltd., 25,207.68; General Steel Wares, Ltd., 23,713.41; Geoffrion &





Druker, 23,360.32; Glover Sales Co., Ltd., 3,757.71; Godson Contracting Co.,

Ltd., 4,698.76; Goodram Bros., Ltd., 11,504.53; Govan, Ferguson, Lindsay,Kaminker, Langley, Keenleyside, 17,836.73; Graham & Graham, Ltd., 44,330.60;Granite Construction Co., Ltd., 11,987.92; Grassie Construction Co., Ltd.,

92,025.67; Greenspoon Bros., Ltd., 5,232.00; H. Griffiths Co., Ltd., 25,204.36;Griffith & Crane, Ltd., 3,543.16; Hacquoil Construction, Ltd., 4,714.95; FrancisHankin & Co., Ltd., 13,179.00; W. A. Hankin, Ltd., 4,960.00; Hewitson Con-struction Co., Ltd., 14,124.72; Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd., 102,753.36; Hobart Mfg.Co., Ltd., 25,873.15; James Holiday Construction, Ltd., 6,335.25; Holtrop Con-struction Co., Ltd., 6,333.60; Hospital & Kitchen Equipment Co., Ltd., 17,508.00;D. H. Howden & Co., Ltd., 100,002.61; Hurley-Gregoris Construction, 98,971.06;Industrial Contractors, Ltd., 19,955.72; John Inglis Co., Ltd., 30,673.00; JeffreyMfg. Co., Ltd., 35,146.25; B. K. Johl Inc., 326,551.42; Joice-Sweanor Electric,

Ltd., 5,271.17; W. Edward Jones, 10,885.60; Jordan Construction Management,Ltd., 144,630.45; James Kemp Construction, Ltd., 163,750.77; Knecht & Berch-told, 5,757.60; Konvey Construction Co., Ltd., 6,620.00; Liberman Plastering,

Ltd., 5,609.40; Town of Lindsay, 7,339.29; Liskeard Construction, Ltd., 5,625.00;

Ludell Mfg. (Canada), Ltd., 3,984.80; Marani, Morris & Allan, 48,967.00;Mathers & Haldenby, 19,272.80; McCurdy Radio Industries, Ltd., 77,365.48;

H. J. McFarland Construction Co., Ltd., 53,888.71 ; McKay-Cocker Construction,Ltd., 23,956.08; C. C. Meredith & Co., Ltd., 16,037.00; Miller Bros. Roofing,6,952.35; Miller Paving, Ltd., 22,621.45; J. P. Morin, Ltd., 17,218.83; Murphy &Morrow, Ltd., 8,077.35; Charles E. Napier Co., Ltd., 16,712.40; National ShowCase Co., Ltd., 8,710.40; Newman Bros., Ltd., 1,070,323.36; S. H. Newman Co.,

Ltd., 113,392.79; Ontario Electrical Construction Co., Ltd., 115,539.27; OntarioTerrazzo, Ltd., 3,939.29; Onway Construction Co., Ltd., 19,920.87; John B.Parkin & Associates, 25,000.00; Pendrith Machinery Co., Ltd., 27,146.50; Pent-land & Baker, 7,003.47; Perkin-Elmer (Canada), Ltd., 16,000.00; PermanentFloor Laying Co., Ltd., 7,721.00; Perrin Turner, Ltd., 5,541.60; J. Pesce & Son,14,250.88; Philips Industries, Ltd., 6,000.00; Pigott Construction Co., Ltd.,

49,093.53; Pioneer Electric Eastern, Ltd., 4,845.00; Proctor & Redfern, 5,192.21;Pulsifer Construction, Ltd., 18,794.15; Pumps & Softeners, Ltd., 25,911.00;W. B. Revell Construction Co., 4,536.04; Richards-Wilcox Canadian Co., Ltd.,

7,744.80; W. Bruce Riddell, 5,842.92; John Ritchie, Ltd., 259,460.70; RiversideConstruction Co., Ltd., 144,649.54; Angus Robertson, Ltd., 222,082.88; Robertson-Yates Corp., Ltd., 17,657.32; Roelofson Elevator Co., Ltd., 22,406.50; Roun-thwaite & Fairfield, 30,423.44; Rowe Bros. & Co. (Canada), Ltd., 80,302.59;Royalite Metal Furniture Co., Ltd., 23,974.08; Ruliff Grass Construction Co.,Ltd., 70,677.80; Samson Construction, Ltd., 26,649.80; Schulz Construction, Ltd.,

41,644.71; Sillman Co., Ltd., 108,380.05; Robert Simpson Co., Ltd., 4,788.00;Sivitilli Landscaping, Ltd., 24,500.12; Smith & Elston Co., Ltd., 5,016.38; Smith& Long, Ltd., 27,057.60; Springgay Construction Co., 37,989.92; Standard Paving,Ltd., 9,674.22; Stead & Lindstrom, Ltd., 135,130.52; Sterling Cables (Canada),Ltd., 12,018.93; Sterling Construction Co., Ltd., 9,817.00; Paul A. Stocks, Ltd.,

29,512.66: Stradwick-Peterboro, Ltd., 5,188.00; M. Sullivan & Sons, Ltd.,

518,215.08; Super Motor & Electric, Ltd., 17,600.00; J. B. Sutton, 50,000.00;Taylor Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd., 64,506.90; Technical ServiceLaboratories, 6,591.00; Terra Cotta Contracting Co., 19,836.24; Tidey Con-struction Co., Ltd., 48,399.98; Toronto General Insurance Co., 8,299.15; TorontoPainting Contractors, Ltd., 16,076.20; Toronto Refrigeration Co., Ltd., 34,682.00;Towland Construction, Ltd., 5,921.11; Tri-Town Construction Co., Ltd.,

13,297.70; Trov Laundry Machinerv (Canada), Ltd., 21,762.00; Turnbull Eleva-tor Co., Ltd., 125,773.05; Urquhart & Edwards, 6,646.50; Vespi Paving Co., Ltd.,

8,658.28; Paul G. Wallin, Ltd., 26,332.72; Warren Bituminous Paving Co., Ltd.,

31,180.80; T. C. Warwick & Sons, Ltd., 21,866.00; Mel Wedow Construction,27,925.00; Welcon, Ltd., 52,205.00; J. S. Whitehead, 6,672.01; Wilchar Construc-tion, Ltd., 269,522.96; Wilkinson Construction, Ltd., 21,790.80; Wilkinson-Kompass, Ltd., 7,170.56; Charles J. Wilson, Ltd., 153,996.95; James H. Wilson,Ltd., 34,799.24; Wilson Science Equipment, Ltd., 42,120.81; Windsor Plumbing& Heating, Ltd., 47,152.64; Chester C. Woods, 63,144.31; Wrought Iron RangeCo. of Canada, Ltd., 1 1,957.20; T. Zanette, 11,685.00; Accounts under $3,500,

133,968.58 17,749,215 25

Rental of Equipment:





Purchase of Property and Expenses in connection therewith

:

Alice, Mary, 39,042.06; W. Alway, 89,624.93; P. Copses, 5,000.00; CranbrookeInvestments, Ltd., 125,000.00; Alice Croson, 28,761.89; F. W. & E. M. Devlin,19,501.80; C. A. & E. Ebbinghaus & Ebbinghaus Electric, Ltd., 25,548.29;Gore & Storrie, Ltd., 5,236.37; London Health Association, 500,000.00; McLennan& Watt, 3,870.00; Mason, Foulds, Arnup, Walter, Weir & Boeckh, 148,663.75;M. C. Meretsky & Estate of Florence Kert, 62,792.80; National SanitariumAssociation, 902,577.79; City of Port Arthur, 8,232.71; Sisters of St. Joseph forthe Diocese of Toronto in Upper Canada, 3,540,000.00; Stratton & Stratton,25,904.94; Accounts under $3,500, 53,922.25 5,583,679 58

Materials, Supplies, Equipment, etc.:

Acousticon Dictograph Co. of Canada, Ltd., 8,289.92; Air Reduction Canada,Ltd., 5,426.01; Alpha Aracon Radio Co., Ltd., 3,577.43; Alsco Sales (NorthernOntario), 3,869.63; Aluminum Goods, Ltd., 3,563.54; Amalgamated ElectricCorp., Ltd., 9,232.00; American Instrument Co., Inc., 4,480.00; AmericanSterilizer Co. of Canada, Ltd., 10,970.05; Andersen X-Ray, Ltd., 7,825.00;Arnett Co., Ltd., 15,214.10; Ash Temple, Ltd., 6,328.09; Atlas Helio Co., Ltd.,8,959.01; Automatic Electric Sales (Canada), Ltd., 5,057.01; Beatty Bros.,

Ltd., 3,621.00; Beaver Furniture Co., Ltd., 8,796.91; Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd.,

9,753.24; Bennett & Wright, Ltd., 11,791.23; Eddie Black's, Ltd., 4,212.70;L. J. Blakely, 3,768.15; G. S. Blakeslee & Co., Ltd., 7,016.65; H. Boehmer &Co., Ltd., 5,896.56; Boyce Boiler & Machinery Co., Ltd., 8,850.75; BrantfordHydro-Electric Power Commission, 7,458.79; British American Oil Co., Ltd.,

10,269.56; British Drug Houses (Canada), Ltd., 3,603.47; Bruce Station Lumber& Supply Co., Ltd., 6,794.02; Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

9,900.47; Builders' Supplies, Ltd., 7,137.43; W. G. Burton, Ltd., 7,803.30;Robert Bury & Co. (Canada), Ltd., 4,027.54; Canada Hardware, Ltd., 10,234.34;Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd., 5,486.45; Canada Pumps, Ltd., 7,563.00; CanadianCurtis Refrigeration Co., Ltd., 9,336.00; Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.,

7, 170.09; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., 65,61 7.96; Canadian Johns-Manville,Ltd., 7,890.40; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd., 28,606.19; Canadian LaundryMachinery Co., Ltd., 26,354.00; Canadian Marconi Co., 7,659.00; CanadianOffice & School Furniture Co., Ltd., 6,524.86; Canadian Petrofina, Ltd., 9,028.44;Canadian Pittsburgh Industries, Ltd., 4,622.95; Canadian Seating Co., Ltd.,

18,664.27; Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd., 10,634.34; Carrington Lumber& Builders' Supply, Ltd., 9,258.69; Walter A. Carveth, Ltd., 17,411.25; Cassidy's,

Ltd., 13,438.42; Cave & Co., Ltd., 9,128.06; Central Scientific Co. of Canada,Ltd., 26,585.07; Chaseside Equipment Co. of Canada, 7,025.00; Circuit Electric

Co., Ltd., 4,919.27; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 39,338.36; Cockburn& Archer, Ltd., 3,624.61; Colautti Bros., Ltd., 4,397.00; Charles W. Collins

Stores, Ltd., 8,946.13; Commonwealth Plywood Co., Ltd., 3,826.37; Cooksville-

Laprairie Brick, Ltd., 3,886.58; Coulter Copper & Brass, Ltd., 6,390.90; Crane,

Ltd., 25,397.88; Cresswell-Pomeroy, Ltd., 8,608.00; W. H. Cunningham & Hill,

Ltd., 6,949.65; Curtis Products, Ltd., 53,801.33; Dalex Co., Ltd., 12,564.00;

J. Lome Davidson, Ltd., 5,178.38; Dell Construction Co., Ltd., 30,806.04;

Diesel & Electric Maintenance & Supply, Ltd., 5,826.35; Dinsmore Construction,

Ltd., 24,815.91; Dominion Beauty Supplies, Ltd., 6,530.20; Dominion Electric

Supply Co., 10,987.70; Dominion Metalware Industries, Ltd., 17,823.00; DominionSoil Investigation, Ltd., 3,932.90; Drapery Trade Service, 6,727.58; Drummond,McCall & Co., Ltd., 7,215.65; E. C. C. Canada, Ltd., 3,769.25; E. S. A. (Canada),

Ltd., 3,899.40; Eastern Power Devices, Ltd., 14,550.00; O. W. Eaton Furniture

Co , Ltd., 3 r961.80; Ellis & Howard, Ltd., 12,846.65; Electro Sonic Supply Co.,

Ltd., 13,311.76; Elmwood Motors, Ltd., 26,721.00; Emco, Ltd., 22,430.46;

Evans Lumber & Builders' Supply, Ltd., 5,617.96; O. H. Evans & Sons, Ltd.,

4 484.85; Feston's Office Outfitters, 9,795.95; Firth Brown Steels, Ltd., 5,425.99;

Fisher & Burpe, Ltd., 10,927.34; Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 23,349.22; W.Fitzgerald, Ltd., 14,343.45; Forest City Terrazzo Tile, Ltd., 4,587.00; C. A.

Fraser, Ltd., 7,824.01; Frigidaire Products of Canada, Ltd., 8,150.06; Frost

Metal Products, Ltd., 16,061.54; Frost Steel & Wire Co., Ltd., 4,768.71; Gall

Lumber Co., Ltd., 8,764.49; General Fire Extinguisher Corp. (Canada), Ltd.,

4,183.55; General Motors Products of Canada, Ltd., 11,029.59; General Plastics,

4,472.44; General Steel Wares, Ltd., 7,221.48; General Supply Co. of Canada,

Ltd , 4,051.58; Paul Girard Co., Ltd., 3,775.00; Glaxo-Allenburys (Canada),

Ltd., 4,979.38; Globe Mills, Ltd., 12,917.12; Cecil Goodberry Well Drilling,

Ltd., 45,282.92; Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd., 7,537.89;




Materials, Supplies, Equipment, etc.—Continued

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 20,450.26; Grass Instrument Co., 8,534.32; Graver WaterConditioning Co., 4,584.00; B. Greening Wire Co., Ltd., 5,792.59; Grinnell Co.of Canada, Ltd., 4,432.07; Gross Machinery & Supply Co., Ltd., 9,402.51;Harter Metal Furniture, Ltd., 7,260.95; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 6,882.47; HarwellElectric Supply Co., Ltd., 11,316.83; Department of Health, 8,783.62; Heintzman& Co., Ltd., 5,949.44; Department of Highways, 35,703.31; Hill-Clark-Francis,Ltd., 5,344.83; Edmund Hind Lumber Co., Ltd., 8,908.03; Hobart Mfg. Co.,Ltd., 6,542.63; E. Hoffman Machinery Supply, Ltd., 4,549.44; Hoskin Scientific

Co., 8,696.60; Hospital & Kitchen Equipment Co., Ltd., 6,519.42; HouseholdSupplies (Canada), Ltd., 3,644.49; Howden Electrical Supply, 4,378.59; Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., 15,734.59; Ideal Electric (Ontario), Ltd., 3,765.03; ImperialOil, Ltd., 10,556.67; Imperial Surgical Co., 10,123.35; Instruments (1951),Ltd., 8,297.60; O. H. Johns Glass, Co., Ltd., 38,413.10; W. Edward Jones,6,278.00; Kapuskasing Paving, 5,187.62; Keyes Pembroke, Ltd., 4,015.36;Lay-Rite Tile Co., 4,185.00; Leco Tool & Machine Co., 4,420.00; Arthur S.

Leitch Co., Ltd., 12,688.99; Lewis Bros. Hardware, Ltd., 4,486.11; Lindstrom& Nilson, Ltd., 6,328.03; City of London, 5,405.60; C. A. McMurtry Furniture,Ltd., 12,144.02; Marks & Co. (Hamilton), Ltd., 5,115.08; Marnoch Office SupplyCo., 9,978.33; Masco Electric Co., Ltd., 8,798.29; Medland Machinery, Ltd.,

5,740.00; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 40,371.66; Metal Craft Co., Ltd.,

5,134.70; Metal Fabricators, Ltd., 64,955.75; Edward Milner Co., Ltd., 6,726.01;Mount Dennis Motors, Ltd., 10,401.02; Charles E. Napier Co., Ltd., 15,408.40;National Time & Signal Co., 9,398.20; S. H. Newman Co., Ltd., 10,159.10;Niagara Vallance, Brown, 4,970.74; North-Clair Motors, Ltd., 11,890.00;Northern Electric Co., Ltd., 111,523.70; Northern Wood Preservers, Ltd.,

4,353.28; Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd., 6,466.70; Ontario Blueprint Co.,Ltd., 12,095.50; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 15,050.64; OntarioReformatory, Mimico, Industries, 7,010.54; Oshawa Ornamental Railings,

3,883.75; Otis Elevator Co., Ltd., 5,771.48; Pedlar People, Ltd., 3,764.10;Pendrith Machinery Co., Ltd., 23,123.45; Penzer Products, Ltd., 11,582.00;Peterborough Office Supply, Ltd., 4,348.76; E. M. Peto Associates, Ltd., 4,647.98;H. W. Petrie, Ltd., 9,349.19; Philips Electronics Industries, Ltd., 4,550.00;W. J. Pickard, Ltd., 5,383.20; Pillofoam, Ltd., 18,884.65; Plywood SupplyCo., Ltd., 6,957.05; Polyfiber, Ltd., 13,151.00;. Prestige Office Interiors, Ltd.,

12,550.16; Pumps & Softeners, Ltd., 4,420.54; Queen's Printer, 34,611.86; Racey,MacCallum & Associates, Ltd., 4,256.17; RCA Victor Co., Ltd., 20,552.29;Railway & Power Engineering Corp., Ltd., 3,698.90; Reed, Shaw & McNaught,44,573.96; Regent Electric Supply Co., 20,080.49; Revere Electrical Distributors,4,384.01; Renown Plumbing Supplies, Ltd., 7,391.08; John Ritchie, Ltd.,

13,262.40; James Robertson Co., Ltd., 15,583.97; Rocamora Bros., Ltd., 17,097.31;Roelofson Elevator Co., Ltd., 9,869.20; Royal Metal Mfg. Co., 127,254.55;Royalite Metal Furniture Co., Ltd., 23,218.45; Ruddy Electric Wholesale, Ltd.,

26,088.89; Russelsteel, Ltd., 3,629.42; Safety Supply Co., 6,766.14; SentinelSod. Co., Ltd., 6,577.69; Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4,939.11; ShipmanElectronics, 5,468.64; Simmons, Ltd., 24,853.20; Robert Simpson Co., Ltd.,

43,478.60; Sleepmaster, Ltd., 3,523.74; Smith & Elston Co., Ltd., 5,004.89;Soo Mill & Lumber Co., Ltd., 7,825.34; Spada Tile, Ltd., 5,096.00; Steel Co.of Canada, Ltd., 8,628.45; Stephen Industries (Reg'd.), 3,915.00; Sterling Cables(Canada), Ltd., 9,015.58; J. Stevens & Son Co., Ltd., 39,352.97; Paul A. Stocks,Ltd., 5,419.25; Strong-Scott, Ltd., 5,639.00; Superior Electric Supply Co. of

Toronto, Ltd., 5,698.80; Superior Lumber Co., Ltd., 3,506.09; K. A. Sweetman,8,194.99; Taylor-McKibbon, Ltd., 12,939.58; Tech Reproduction Services,Ltd., 9,860.30; Tepson's Ltd., 11,411.96; Terry Burners, Inc., 3,578.77; TexacoCanada, Ltd., 3,830.42; Thompson Products, Ltd., 5,892.75; Tillsonburg Pipe& Supply Co., Ltd., 11,154.56; Toronto Camera Exchange, Ltd., 5,597.38;City of Toronto, 12,426.12; Toronto Refrigeration Fixture Co., Ltd., 30,449.77;Traders Plumbing & Heating Supplies, Ltd., 18,009.01 ; Troy Laundry Machinery(Canada), Ltd., 14,885.20; Upton, Bradeen & James, Ltd., 7,299.67; ValleyCamp Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 12,687.26; Vary Equipment Co., 5,451.00;Victaulic Co. of Canada, Ltd., 8,176.85; Viditon Corp., Ltd., 20,020.00; NormanWade Co., Ltd., 4,150.56; Wards Natural Science Establishment Inc., 8,500.83;Warnock-Hersey Co., Ltd., 24,482.23; Watson Concrete Products, Ltd., 6,687.12;Weldwood Plywood, Ltd., 11,808.26; Western Plumbing & Industrial Supplies,Ltd., 12,191.64; Western Store Equipment Co., Ltd., 5,179.30; George WestphalCo. of Canada, Ltd., 7,186.09; Wetmore Welding Supplies, Ltd., 3,763.29;White Hardware, Ltd., 6,145.93; Wild of Canada, Ltd., 10,739.10; A. R. WilliamsMachinery Co., Ltd., 4,291.63; Harold A. Wilson Co. of Toronto, Ltd., 3,548.44;

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Materials, Supplies, Equipment, etc.—Continued

James H. Wilson, Ltd., 6,794.00; Charles J. Wilson, Ltd., 3,783.00; Wonder VallevSodding, 4,872.50; Wood Alexander, Ltd., 8,569.79; Woodcraft Mfg. Co.,

7,764.17; Wrought Iron Range Co. of Canada, Ltd., 61,876.82; Zenith ElectricSupply, Ltd., 19,388.83; Freight, express and cartage, 20,218.22; sundry-newspapers, advertising, 24,748.58; telephone and telegrams, 19,711.29; sundrvUnions re Welfare Plans, 19,046.32; accounts under $3,500, 1,054,356.59; Add:—Accounts transferred from Department of Lands and Forests, 479,200.26;Equipment transferred from construction of Dams, Docks and Locks, 38,716.71;Public Utilities Accounts transferred from Ontario Government Buildings,

12,353.18; Less:—Materials, etc. transferred to various projects, 299,475.63;Accounts, etc., transferred to various Departments, 5,744.86. .. .4,339,869 61

Total 32,684,850 93Less: Refunds (see page S 12) . 1,338,831 02

Overhead transferred to OntarioGovernment Buildings, Repairs. 129,684 55— 1,468,515 57

31,216.335 36

LOCKS, BRIDGES, DAMS AND DOCKS, ETC.

Maintenance of Locks, Bridges, Dams and Docks, etc., ($108,595.67)

Salaries:



B. G. Paget, 2,707.63; C. Swift, 1,550.13; Accounts under $1,200, 186.68. . . . 4,444 44

Pay List:



Department of Lands and Forests, 6,390.65; Accounts under $3,500, 1,770.67;

Add:—Materials, etc., transferred from Public Buildings, Construction, 11,360.13;

Public Utilities Accounts transferred from Ontario Government Buildings, 13.39. 19,534 84

Construction of Dams, Docks and Locks ($850,584.12)

Salaries:

J. M. Cherry, 7,150.00; B. C. Doell, 7,500.00; F. J. Forbes, 6,300.00; W. L. Rice,

10,500.00; J. Svanks, 9,499.92; D. G. Wells, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 45,617.01. 94,366 93


J. M. Cherry, 2,056.26; B. C. Doell, 2,001.42; J. Ferguson, 1,952.51; F. J. Forbes,'3,417.37; W. Krienke, 1,336.74; W. L. Rice, 1,570.09; D. G. Wells, 1,688.91;

H. Weir, 2,437.61; Accounts under $1,200, 12,849.99 29,310 90

Pay List:



H. G. Acres & Co., Ltd., 10,362.04; W. L. Ballentine Co., Ltd., 8,543.93; M. L.

Baxter, Ltd., 16,451.30; L. R. Bousquet, 3,703.92; Canada Cement Co., Ltd.,

17,115.93; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 6,957.87; Construction Machinery Co.

of Canada, Ltd., 7,165.43; Geo. W. Crothers, Ltd., 28,490.96; Dominion Bridge

Co., Ltd., 6,133.60; Hoffman Concrete Products, Ltd., 8,205.87; Hydro-Electric

Power Commission of Ontario, 7,200.00; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 13,103.75; Irwin

Ready-Mixed Concrete, Ltd., 5,291.75; Geo. Lentir, Jr., 8,168.50; Gus Marker


Locks, Bridges, Dams and Docks, etc.—Continued

Construction of Dams, Docks and Locks—Continued

Materials, Supplies, etc.—Continued

Block and Tile, Ltd., 10,759.98; J. McCool, 9,303.00; Nixon Building Products,Ltd., 7,639.94; Nordic Truck and Equipment, Ltd., 6,960.00; Ontario Equip-ment & Supply, Ltd., 3,815.05; Kurt Orban Canada, Ltd., 6,724.29; PembrokeLumber Co., Ltd., 3,552.74; Powell Equipment Co., Ltd., 7,570.63; K. Pristanski,

4,353.70; St. Mary's Cement Co., Ltd., 3,762.00; Sarnia Scaffolds, Ltd., 5,941.09;S. J. Sutter Construction, 5,094.07; Sweet's Sand & Stone Co., 5,510.00; ThunderBay Harbor Improvements, Ltd., 6,680.35; Toronto Steel Fabricators, 8,527.00;

Accounts under $3,500, 183,751.74; Add:—Telephone toll charges transferred

from Ontario Government Buildings, 2,502.50; Public Utilities Accounts trans-

ferred from Ontario Government Buildings, 174.80; Materials, etc., transferredfrom Public Buildings, Construction, 51,802.56; Less:—Equipment transferred toPublic Buildings, Construction, 38,716.71 442,603 58

Locks, Bridges, Dams and Docks, etc $959,179 79

AID TO DRAINAGE

Grants in aid of Drainage Work, in accordance withThe Provincial Aid to Drainage Act, ($599,998.97)

Townships of:

Adjala, 1,532.70; Anderdon, 2,752.27; Aldborough, 10,293.82; Bertie, 536.03Blanshard, 2,044.60; Blenheim, 7,583.32; Bosanquet, 2,605.47; Brooke, 19,652.84;

Bruce, 2,086.12; Burford, 2,522.34; Caledonia, 5,830.84; Camden, 3,543.98;Caradoc, 9,315.06; Charlotteville, 7,466.72; Chatham, 10,264.17; Clarence,2,195.53; Clinton, 3,950.23; Colborne, 4,092.27; Colchester North, 5,210.73;

Colchester South, 13,504.02; Culross, 827.33; Dawn, 2,672.95; Delaware, 4,093.49;

Derby, 1,326.09; Dereham, 1,060.64; Dorchester North, 11,938.66; Dover,22,350.73; Downie, 699.84; Dutton, 10,384.47; Easthope North, 1,195.04;

Easthope South, 373.95; Ekfrid, 12,793.05; Elderslie, 3,267.80; Ellice, 3,085.53Elma, 3,605.02; Enniskillen, 10,246.24; Essa, 2,959.45; Euphemia, 12,732.89;Finch, 3,002.62; Garafraxa East, 1,174.09; Gosfield South, 3,260.63; GowerNorth, 12.02; Grey, 1,081.47; Harrow, 270.44; Harwich, 10,275.29; Hay, 3,489.95;Hibbert, 1,540.75; Houghton, 1,858.03; Howard, 3,619.26; Kenyon, 2,186.48;Lancaster, 1,680.83; Lobo, 9,022.74; Lochiel, 6,370.52; Logan, 1,886.65; London,18,782.44; Luther East, 1,951.79; Macdonald, Meredith & Aberdeen Additional,1,424.48; Maidstone, 9,761.86; Malahide, 2,200.16; Maiden, 3,739.59; Mary-borough, 143.67; McGillivray, 4,293.39; McKillop, 25.327.19; Melancthon,605.10; Mersea, 7,509.57; Metcalfe, 587.50; Middleton, 4,695.72; Minto, 7,701.67;Moore, 6,393.68; Mornington, 2,481.69; Morris, 927.90; Mosa, 3,378.70; Moulton,3,042.33; Nichol, 704.18; Nissouri East, 20,123.87; Nissouri West, 1,767.10;

Normandy, 4,908.51; Norwich North, 831.07; Norwich South, 658.83; Orford,4,935.27; Osnabruck, 3,862.85: Oxford East, 5,161.98; Oxford West, 538.59;Pelee, 14,847.06; Plantagenet South, 1,896.43; Plympton, 11,235.80; Raleigh,

8,807.89; Rommey, 973.33; Sandwich East, 4,108.73; Sandwich South, 20,480.41;Sarnia, 6,017.30; Sombra, 7,256.49; Southwold, 11,844.18; Stanley, 1,791.77;Stephen, 4,553.49; Sunnidale, 1,536.77; Tecumseth, 4,816.25; Tilbury East,

4,013.45; Tilburv North, 4,507.28; Tilburv West, 6,541.10; Townsend, 6,743.29;Tuckersmith, 729.95; Usborne, 9,588.16; Wainfleet, 860.74; Wallace, 11,057.14;Walsingham North, 412.52; Warwick, 7,115.34; Wellesley, 2,185.26; WilliamsEast, 1,450.00; Walpole, 3,643.70; Wyoming, 894.39; Williamsburgh, 2,228.72;Winchester, 2,881.70; Windham, 11,212.63; Woodhouse, 287.22; Zone, 528.33;Zorra East, 837.13; Zorra West, 346.34 599,998 97

Salaries and Expenses in connection with preparing Drainage Schemes andfor Construction, Improvement or Reconstruction of Trunk Channelsfor Farm Drainage in Northern Ontario, including expenses in con-nection with Drainage Works which may qualify for Grants under

The Provincial Aid to Drainage Act ($31,331.05)

Salaries:

A. C. Falconer, 6,900.00; F. H. Smith, 6,600.00; Other salaries, 4,703.10 18,203 10


F. H. Smith, 2,298.76; Accounts under $1,200, 832.05 3,130 81


Aid to Drainage—Continued

Salaries and Expenses in connection with preparing Drainage Schemes, etc.—Continued


E. Lacroix, 5,033.10; Accounts under $3,500, 4,833.88; Add:—Materials,etc., transferred from Public Buildings, Construction, 130.16 9,997 14

Municipal Drainage, including Grants in aid thereof ($12,770.48)

John B. Smith & Sons, Ltd., 7,872.00; Accounts under $3,500, 4,898.48 12,770 48

Aid to Drainage $644,100 50

MISCELLANEOUS

Preparing and Installing Exhibits for Government Departments,including costs of Electric Services, and other Expenses in

connection therewith ($34,492.98)

Pay List:



Accounts under $3,500, 5,951.95; Add:—Materials, etc., transferred from PublicBuildings, Construction, 2,558.31 8,510 26

Expenses arising from Unforeseen Circumstances or for which noprovision has been made, as directed by the Lieutenant Governor

in Council ($77,733.00)

Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, 77,705.40; Accounts under $3,500, 27.60. 77,733 00

Grants towards the cost of construction of new Jail accommodation asdirected by the Lieutenant Governor in Council ($232,224.25)

County of Elgin, 13,745.45; County of Lambton, 218,478.80 232,224 25

Dredging in the Muskoka Lakes ($5,180.30)

Pay List:




Grants for purchase of lands, construction of remedial works to alleviateflooding conditions, erosion of farm lands, and other damages and expenses

in connection therewith as directed by the Lieutenant Governorin Council ($199,936.83)

Town of Collingwood, 9,809.66; City of Cornwall, 40,000.00; Township of Harwich,900.00; Township of Orillia, 825.00; Receiver General of Canada, 141,966.95;Township of Ryerson, 585.90; Township of Teck, 5,849.32 199,936 83

Miscellaneous $549,567 36

STATUTORY


Hon. T. R. Connell 12,000 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Public Works. .. $42,870,033.47

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Main Office: page

Salaries, Maintenance, etc 5

Grants 6

Board of Parole 6

Institutions:

Ontario Reformatories 7

Industrial Farms 12

Ontario Training Schools 17

District Jails 19

Statutory 22

Special Warrant 22

Summary 4

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Hon. G. C. Wardrope, Minister (Statutory, see page T 22)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($369,420.33)

J. A. Graham Deputy Minister 14,499 96G. W. Alton, 6,300.00; H. P. Bishop, 8,599.92; G. E. Brackenbury, 6,900.00;

T. W. Brand, 6,600.00; W. W. Cunningham, 7,200.00; D. N. Fosbury, 4,025.00;

L. R. Hackl, 9,000.00; G. E. Jacobs, 6,000.00; G. Kidd, 6,900.00; J. K. Lambie,10,500.00; F. J. Matthews, 6,000.00; A. S. Nuttall, 6,000.00; F. V. Ott, 7,800.00;

M. W. Pinker, 7,500.00; F. H. Potts, 7,500.00; D. Sinclair, 7,200.00; R. T. West,6,900.00; E. G. Wright, 6,900.00; G. Wright, 7,999.92; Other salaries,

219,095.53 369,420 33


General

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Hon. G. C. Wardrope, 3,864.51; G. W. Alton, 1,637.87; G. E. Brackenbury,1,316.06; W. B. Common, 1,682.67; Department of Highways, 1,650.78; G. E.

Jacobs, 1,308.08; F. J. Matthews, 1,669.46; F. V. Ott, 1,406.96; F. H. Potts,

1,283.91; D. Sinclair, 1,426.59; Trans-Canada Air Lines, 2,839.00; G. Wright,1,245.07; Accounts under $1,200, 10,887.10 32,218 06

Removal Expenses of Officials in the Department:



Queen's Printer, 14,117.54; Telephone, 5,479.34; accounts under $3,500,15,403.02 34,999 90

Prisoners' Rehabilitation Expenses, etc. ($21,204.62)

Sundry Persons, assistance 21,204 62

Prisoners' Removal and Other Expenses ($98,432.39)

Travelling and Other Expenses of Bailiffs and Prisoners:

General Motors Products of Canada, Ltd., 36,739.51; Governor, District Jail,

Kenora, 2,220.85; Governor, District Jail, Sault Ste. Marie, 1,553.32; GrayCoach Lines, Ltd., 1,405.34; T. Hill, 1,532.99; Industrial Farm, Monteith,4,896.39; J. R. Keddie, 8,327.37; Ontario Reformatory, Mimico, 1,390.29; J.Taylorson, 3,558.03; Accounts under $1,200, 6,804.30 68,428 39

Railway Fares, etc., of Discharged Prisoners:

Canadian National Railways, 15,573.85; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 6,832.25;Ontario Northland Railway, 4,685.65; Accounts under $3,500, 2,912.25 30,004 00

Advisory Committees—Allowances and Expenses ($5,432.15)

Minister's Advisory Council for the Treatment of the Offender:

G. H. Basher, expenses, 32.70; W. A. Cardwell, allowance, 200.00, expenses,284.05; M. C. Davies, allowance, 380.00, expenses, 500.45; H. Kinnear, allowance,360.00; expenses, 324.34; H. McKenzie, allowance, 240.00, expenses, 141.95;W. M. Murdoch, allowance, 80.00, expenses, 38.20 2,581 69

Training Schools' Advisory Board:

J. M. Bennett, allowance, 1,140.00, expenses, 65.45; I. R. Frame, expenses,15.00; C. H. Lewis, expenses, 16.20; W. M. Murdoch, allowance, 160.00, expenses,34.20; M. W. Pinker, expenses, 184.61; E. Sanderson, allowance, 1,140.00,expenses, 95.00 2,850 46







Grants ($687,284.80)

Salvation Army for Prison and Police Court Work 30,000 00

Prisoners' Rehabilitation Societies, etc.

:

Elizabeth Fry Society, 11,500.00; John Howard Society, 22,500.00; John Howardand Elizabeth Fry Society of the District of Thunder Bay, 1,000.00 35,000 00

Training Schools:

St. John's Training School, 234,298.30; St. Joseph's Training School, 191,715.50;St. Mary's Training School, 172,363.80 598,377 60

Ontario Universities—Departments of Psychology and Social Work (TrainingFellowships):

University of Ottawa, 4,500.00; University of Toronto, 3,000.00; University of

Western Ontario, 1 ,500.00 9,000 00

Sanatoria—Towards Custodial Expenses of Tubercular Prisoners:

Fort William Sanitorium 14,907 20


BOARD OF PAROLE

Salaries ($76,164.02)

D. C. Mason, 7,850.00; J. S. Morrison, 6,875.00; Other salaries, 61,439.02 76,164 02

Allowance and Expenses for Parole Board ($4,619.95)

W. A. Bunton, allowance, 115.00, expenses, 112.45; G. L. Coulter, allowance, 1,450.00,

expenses, 385.00; R. Good, allowance, 75.00, expenses, 255.00; E. J. Roche,allowance, 130.00, expenses, 303.95; J. I. Ross, allowance, 1,150.00, expenses,401.35; D. P. Rowland, allowance, 130.00, expenses, 112.20 4,619 95


J. W. Braden, 1,756.48; D. C. Mason, 1,743.76; Accounts under $1,200, 4,383.44. 7,883 68



Board of Parole $92,108 46

INSTITUTIONS

(Ontario Reformatories, Industrial Farms, Training Schools and District Jails)

Salaries $ 7,521,447.21General Maintenance 3,311,318.76Repairs to Buildings, etc 400,830.83Industries 2,877,724.56

$14,111,321.36Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 3,034,264.31

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Ontario Reformatories

Guelph

Salaries ($1,576,362.71)

J. Bain, 550.00; E. H. Childs, 7,800.00; L. E. Churchill, 1,200.00; J. E. Cunningham,6,600.00; E. J. Harloff, 6,300.00; C. W. Jackson, 6,600.00; E. L. Marcinkovsky,9,499.92; J. C. McQuigge, 6,000.00; G. A. Mellow, 10,500.00; C. Sanderson,

9,999.96; J. A. Sunde, 6,600.00; D. H. Williams, 5,775.00; Clerical Staff,

94,226.73; Custodial Staff, 1,080,781.72; Instructional Staff, 58,886.82; Main-tenance Staff, 62,383.09; Domestic Staff, 76,425.42; Farm and Garden Staff,

44,369.76; Medical and Nursing Staff, 23,179.04; Other salaries, 58,685.25. . 1,576,362 71


Travelling Expenses 21,446 37

Medicines and Medical Comforts 50,581 21

Groceries and Provisions 262,124 13

Fuel, Light and Water 60,624 16

Clothing 88,188 41

Laundry and Cleaning 26,228 75

Furniture and Furnishings 31,183 89Office Expenses 22,412 96Farm Expenses 69,694 48Contingencies 56,527 67


L. D. Foster, 1,848.08; H. E. Hopper, 2,047.89; T. J. Loker, 3,423.93; P. A.Smith, 1,762.05; Accounts under $1,200, 12,364.42 21,446 37

Expenses:

Acton Creamery, Ltd., 5,023.00; Balfours, Ltd., 6,600.94; Burns & Co. (Eastern),

Ltd., 3,629.54; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries, 9,380.88; Canada & DominionSugar Co., Ltd., 8,415.15; Coleman Packing Co., Ltd., 4,293.89; First Co-operative Packers of Ontario, Ltd., 5,420.16; James J. Hartford, 4,970.00

R. B. Hayhoe & Co., Ltd., 6,197.00; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 3,700.00S. Hisey & Son, Ltd., 3,822.00; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario14,642.64; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 13,188.97; Ivan McDougall, 3,617.24

Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 7,404.62; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 10,880.19

Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 201,440.84; Queen's Printer, 11,323.64

Reesor's Marmill, Ltd., 8,986.00; Robin Hood Flour Mills, Ltd., 4,459.00Standard Brands, Ltd., 4,439.50; United Dairy & Poultry Co-operative, Ltd.

21,653.88; Weaver Coal Co., 43,117.34; Express, etc., 4,081.59; gratuities

16,667.00; telephone, 6,732.69; accounts under $3,500, 233,477.96 667,565 66

Repairs to Buildings, etc. ($62,853.06)

Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Walks, Groundsand Fences 24,366 19

Maintenance and Repairs of Plumbing, Steam and Electric

Plants and Machinery 32,830 15

Livestock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 5,656 72

Hardy Motors, Ltd., 4,866.72; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 9,467.40;

Accounts under $3,500, 48,518.94 62,853 06

Salaries:Industries ($1,550,769.14)

Industrial Plant Managers, 30,549.72; Industrial Shop Foremen, 26,199.60;

Other salaries, 77,349.84 134,099 16



Expenses:

American Can Co. of Canada, Ltd., 42,929.14; Bradshaw Bros. Agencies, Ltd.,

4,529.99; Burns <Sr Co. (Eastern), Ltd., 3,892.76; Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.,

8,191.77; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 29,826.00; Canada Packers, Ltd.,

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I ndustries—Continued

Expenses—Continued

15,194.97; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 7,112.74; Canners Machinery, Ltd.,

7,410.31; Coleman Packing Co., Ltd., 26,003.24; Consumers Lumber Co., Ltd.,

12,428:69; Henry Cullingworth & Sons (Canada), Ltd., 8,498.24; DominionTextile Co., Ltd., 40,612.71; Harold E. Downey, 11,518.81; F. H. Dunham & Co.,

Ltd., 50,401.97; F. W. Fearman Co., Ltd., 43,938.95; Gamble-Robinson, Ltd.,

4,329.37; Griffith Laboratories, Ltd., 4,108.43; Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd.,

5,482.75; Hamilton Lumber & Supplies, Ltd., 8,917.96; Hartley Fruit Farms,8,568.48; Hemlock Fruit Farms, 4,051.88; Phillip Hoffman & Sons, Ltd., 8,552.28;S. House & Sons, 5,766.33; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario,11,286.45; Kitchener Packers Co., Ltd., 16,105.43; Monarch Woollen Co., 4,268.88;Montreal Cottons, Ltd., 15,178.24; Lyle Nash & Son, 12,458.57; National GrocersCo., Ltd., 4,161.14; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, 53,344.42; Rideau Industrial

Farm, Industries, 6,904.10; Smith Sewing Service, 4,155.25; Steel Co. of Canada,Ltd., 8,049.17; Sundry Persons, livestock purchases, 717,235.78; Swift CanadianCo., Ltd., 13,838.40; Toronto Mill Stock Co., Ltd., 7,404.48; C. H. Tufgar & Son,8,275.95; Vineland Growers' Co-operative, Ltd., 12,872.71; Wabasso CottonCo., Ltd., 28,110.63; Weaver Coal Co., 14,372.34; G. Whitaker & Co., Ltd.,

6,656.27; York Butcher Supplies, 3,815.95; Express, etc., 5,116.66; accountsunder $3,500, 99,927.52 1,415,806 11

Total $3,878,996 94Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 1,565,265 95

Ontario Reformatory, Guelph $2,313,730 99

Mimico

Salaries ($673,181.50)

S. A. Cook, 6,300.00; E. Griffin, 8,333.28; W. M. McDonald, 6,000.00; H. J. Prietz,

8,199.96; D. R. Whyte, 6,000.00; Administrative Staff, 5,583.28; Clerical Staff,

57,030.56; Custodial Staff, 425,702.41; Instructional Staff, 4,200.00; MaintenanceStaff, 57,967.94; Domestic Staff, 21,780.00; Farm and Garden Staff, 12,349.92;

Medical and Nursing Staff, 4,800.00; Other salaries, 48,934.15 673,181 50


Travelling Expenses 11,612 38Medicines and Medical Comforts 28,006 03Groceries and Provisions 105,345 20Fuel, Light and Water 62,667 85Clothing 26,608 35Laundry and Cleaning 20,805 62Furniture and Furnishings 8,997 91

Office Expenses 11,951 50Farm Expenses 34,608 07Contingencies 30,966 88

Travelling Expenses:E. Huddleston, 1,289.99; Accounts under $1,200, 10,322.39 11,612 38

Expenses:

P. Burns & Co., Ltd., 5,977.56; Devereux Produce, Ltd., 5,197.72; Harry A. Eeles,

4,947.34; Etobicoke Township Hydro-Electric Commission, 9,254.04; EtobicokeTownship Water Department, 4,087.79; First Co-operative Packers of Ontario,

Ltd., 5,597.07; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 10,593.84; S. J. Holmes, 4,410.00;

Imperial Oil, Ltd., 35,193.25; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 9,173.67; Mercer Refor-

matory, 8,450.58; Milton Milling Co., Ltd., 9,542.65; Ontario Reformatory,Guelph, Industries, 49,213.70; Queen's Printer, 4,268.28; Sunbeam Bread,3,767.46; Gratuities, 13,433.00; telephone, 4,397.81; accounts under $3,500,

142,451.65 329,957 41

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Ontario Reformatory, Mimico—Continued




Plants and Machinery 11,375 29Livestock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 788 00


Industries ($132,735.20)

Salaries:

Industrial Plant Manager, 5,499.96; Industrial Shop Foremen, 8,799.84;

Other salaries, 51,524.79 65,824 59

Expenses:

P. Burns & Co., Ltd., 5,195.96; Canada Coal Corp., Ltd., 6,587.44; EtobicokeTownship Hydro-Electric Commission, 6,210.47; John A. Lang & Sons, Ltd.,5,230.04; Accounts under $3,500, 43,686.70 66,910 61

Total . $1,168,377 83Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 46,840 64

Ontario Reformatory, Mimico $1,121,537 19

Brampton

Salaries ($328,407.38)

H. M. Hooper, 7,600.00; Administrative Staff, 5,499.96; Clerical Staff, 32,134.92;Custodial Staff, 166,475.67; Instructional Staff, 60,795.96; Maintenance Staff,

17,032.52; Domestic Staff, 17,564.05; Medical and Nursing Staff, 2,500.00;Other salaries, 18,804.30 328,407 38



Medicines and Medical Comforts 7,265 27Groceries and Provisions 42,296 69Fuel, Light and Water 27,260 77Clothing 15,072 01Laundry and Cleaning 11,370 01Furniture and Furnishings 6,121 89Office Expenses 8,917 93Farm Expenses 1,529 22Contingencies 29,552 85


V. C. Gunn, 1,431.72; Accounts under $1,200, 2,861.43 4,293 15

Expenses:

E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 4,919.49; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of

Ontario, 5,619.03; Mercer Reformatory, 6,139.51; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,3,845.47; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 15,846.26; Peel Creamery,5,041.30; Queen's Printer, 4,225.43; Weaver Coal Co., 11,648.10; Gratuities,

4,855.00; accounts under $3,500, 87,247.05 149,386 64


Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Walks, Groundsand Fences

_. 13,849 08




Ontario Reformatory, Brampton $499,323 46

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Ontario Reformatories—Continued

MlLLBROOK

Salaries ($554,496.24)

J. M. Marsland, 7,900.00; J. H. Scott, 6,000.00; F. E. Webb, 3,836.25; Administra-tive Staff, 5,761.35; Clerical Staff, 30,063.22; Custodial Staff, 372,981.06; In-

structional Staff, 4,888.00; Maintenance Staff, 39,932.76; Domestic Staff,

45,800.77; Medical and Nursing Staff, 7,099.92; Other salaries, 30,232.91 554,496 24


Travelling Expenses 3,546 94Medicines and Medical Comforts 9,611 21Groceries and Provisions 40,534 73


Clothing 17,968 84Laundry and Cleaning 8,424 30Furniture and Furnishings 4,562 86Office Expenses 6,945 59Farm Expenses 921 75

Contingencies 14,638 24



Expenses:

British American Oil Co., Ltd., 4,494.34; Canada Packers, Ltd., 5,139.12; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 13,205.17; Liquifuels, Ltd., 11,604.81;

National Grocers Co., Ltd., 3,862.24; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries,

31,154.98; Ontario Reformatory, Millbrook, Industries, 3,961.87; Robin HoodFlour Mills, Ltd., 3,882.00; Accounts under $3,500, 56,792.77 134,097 30








Salaries:

Industrial Plant Manager, 5,499.96; Industrial Shop Foremen, 8,362.42;

Other salaries, 12,707.56 26,569 94

Expenses:

Algoma Steel Corporation, Ltd., 46,728.50; Burlington Steel Co., Ltd., 3,938.47;

Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd., 46,045.63; Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.,

18,600.00; Du Pont of Canada, Ltd., 20,221.53; Gross Machinery & Supply Co.,

Ltd., 12,306.15; H. & J. Precision Industries, 5,236.50; Hinde & Dauch, Ltd.,

5,298.61; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 14,780.48; MontrealCottons, Ltd., 5,169.09; Niagara Paint & Chemical Co., Ltd., 4,173.70; RideauIndustrial Farm, Industries, 5,772.03; E. S. & A. Robinson (Canada), Ltd.,

10,664.54; Rudel Machinery Co., Ltd., 3,570.00; Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

50,834.53; Accounts under $3,500, 34,914.12 288,253 88

Total $1,031,866 84

Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 409,113 56

Ontario Reformatory, Millbrook $ 622,753 28

Elliot Lake


Administrative Staff, 458.33; Clerical Staff, 630.00; Custodial Staff, 627.21; DomesticStaff, 306.13; Medical and Nursing Staff, 174.73 2,196 40

1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF REFORM INSTITUTIONS T 11

Ontario Reformatory, Elliot Lake—Continued


Medicines and Medical Comforts 87 51

Groceries and Provisions 938 41

Fuel, Light and Water 150 00Clothing 6,831 58Laundry and Cleaning 1,106 45Furniture and Furnishings 11,017 72

Office Expenses 1 ,076 31

Contingencies 210 98

Expenses:

Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 5,898.75; Rio Algom Mines, Ltd.,

7,462.80; Accounts under $3,500, 8,057.41 21,418 96


Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Walks, Groundsand Fences 26 18


Landry Motors Elliot Lake, Ltd., 3,916.24; Accounts under $3,500, 3,061.44 6,977 68

Ontario Reformatory, Elliot Lake $30,593 04

Mercer—Toronto

Salaries ($250,717.03)

J. T. Burrows, 7,600.00; J. Kay, 6,000.00; J. J. McDevitt, 6,000.00; Clerical Staff,

20,148.00; Custodial Staff, 152,068.47; Instructional Staff, 6,199.92; MaintenanceStaff, 4,666.67; Domestic Staff, 27,336.51; Farm and Garden Staff, 4,200.00;Medical and Nursing Staff, 9,609.96; Other salaries, 6,887.50 250,717 OS


Travelling Expenses 338 74Medicines and Medical Comforts 7,004 49Groceries and Provisions 25,689 44Fuel, Light and Water 16,640 71Clothing 2,733 34Laundry and Cleaning 6,853 23Furniture and Furnishings 14,550 50Office Expenses 2,045 19Farm Expenses 383 27Contingencies 7,103 84



Expenses:

W. E. Boothroyd, 3,780.00; P. Burns & Co., Ltd., 8,058.98; Canadian LaundryMachinery Co., Ltd., 10,361.72; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries,9,358.30; Ontario Reformatory, Mimico, 3,680.80; Accounts under $3,500,47,764.21 83,004 01



Maintenance and Repairs of Plumbing, Steam and ElectricPlants and Machinery 2,686 11



Mercer Reformatory, Toronto—Continued


Salaries:

Industrial Shop Foremen, 7,350.00; Other salaries, 8,425.00 15,775 00

Expenses:

Ascot Clothes, Ltd., 37,560.33; Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd., 55,915.44; DominionTextile Co., Ltd., 49,638.61; Downs, Coulter & Co., (Canada), Ltd., 13,593.55;R. G. Dubar & Co., 27,567.47; F. H. Dunham & Co., Ltd., 7,894.06; MontrealCottons, Ltd., 13,823.64; Textile Products Co., Ltd., 18,721.05; Wabasso CottonCo., Ltd., 130,400.32; Accounts under $3,500, 13,102.16 368,216 63

Total . $722,543 52Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 445,261 26

Mercer Reformatory, Toronto $277,282 26

Ingleside Reformatory—Brampton

Salaries ($45,730.17)

Administrative Staff, 5,499.96; Clerical Staff, 4,775.00; Custodial Staff, 27,600.96;

Maintenance Staff, 2,030.00; Domestic Staff, 3,750.00; Medical and Nursing Staff,

500.00; Other salaries, 1 ,574.25' 45,730 17


Travelling Expenses 313 55Medicines and Medical Comforts 2,634 94Groceries and Provisions 4,003 29Fuel, Light and Water 3,536 66Clothing 900 73

Laundry and Cleaning 1,505 74Furniture and Furnishings 160 98Office Expenses 1,638 01

Farm Expenses 394 95Contingencies 3,221 05



Expenses:





Plants and Machinery 818 97


Ingleside Reformatory, Brampton $65,979 43

Industrial Farms

Burwash

Salaries ($1,121,787.82)

E. Bond, 6,000.00; L. E. Churchill, 6,000.00; H. J. Everett, 6,000.00; J. D. Heddle,

9,499.92; V. Ivanic, 9,499.92; W. James, 6,000.00; C. A. Mann, 6,600.00; C. Popov,8,199.96; G. T. Walker, 8,599.92; Clerical Staff, 71,953.34; Custodial Staff,

735,077.86; Instructional Staff, 54,940.97; Maintenance Staff, 81,987.71;

Domestic Staff, 30,651.54; Farm and Garden Staff, 37,519.92; Medical andNursing Staff, 11,850.00; Other salaries, 31,406.76 1,121,787 82


Industrial Farm, Burvvash—Continued



Medicines and Medical Comforts 59,661 90Groceries and Provisions 178,145 78Fuel, Light and Water 135,069 60Clothing 106,824 96Laundry and Cleaning 29,059 98Furniture and Furnishings 25,829 46Office Expenses 13,201 34Farm Expenses 49,840 55Contingencies 55,090 60


F. M. Brennan, 2,351.59; D. B. Levert, 1,918.50; Accounts under $1,200,11,191.65 15,461 74

Expenses:

British American Oil Co., Ltd., 4,351.56; Burtch Industrial Farm, Industries,

7,268.36; Canada Packers, Ltd., 33,389.26; A. W. Clarke Glove Co., 3,623.50;

George W. Crothers, Ltd., 4,415.71; Edward Grain, Ltd., 10,472.70; ErindaleFoods, Ltd., 12,759.24; First Co-operative Packers of Ontario, Ltd., 16,634.37;GP Footwear of United Rubber, 5,454.80; R. B. Hayhoe & Co., Ltd., 3,895.80;Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 31,736.02; Imperial Oil, Ltd.,

12,530.74; Industrial Farm Burwash, Industries, 39,627.37; Industrial SupplyHouse, Ltd., 6,691.30; James Bros., Ltd., 4,755.30; R. J. Lucas Co., Ltd.,

12,921.76; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 14,794.14; McLaughlin's Packing Co., Ltd.,

15,505.80; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 4,634.50; R. M. Mitchell, 6,152.90;National Grocers Co., Ltd., 10,876.56; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries,

22,879.41; Ontario Reformatory, Mimico, Industries, 5,083.00; Penmans, Ltd.,

8,931.53; Queen's Printer, 6,174.34; Reading Anthracite Canadian Co., Ltd.,

12,097.26; James Richardson & Sons, Ltd., 11,227.47; Robin Hood Flour Mills,

Ltd., 10,323.75; Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co., (Canada), Ltd., 85,372.83;Roy Dental Laboratory, 4,821.96; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 11,224.42; TorontoFootwear Co., Ltd., 6,989.60; United Auto Parts (Sudbury), Ltd., 6,792.73;Valley Camp Coal Co., of Canada, Ltd., 5,800.58; Whyte Packing Co., Ltd.,4,451.24; Express, etc., 6,973.10; gratuities, 12,017.00; accounts under $3,500,169,072.26 652,724 17


Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Walks, Groundsand Fences 34.106 58


Plants and Machinery 49,863 03Livestock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 19,898 39Roads 11,123 82Lumbering 5,015 72

Canadian Laundry Machinery Co., Ltd., 4,745.00; Carrington Lumber & Builders'Supply, Ltd., 3,522.34; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 9,576.84; Emco, Ltd.,

4,535.52; Meredith-Connelly Motors, Ltd., 10,324.15; George Taylor Hardware,Ltd., 3,560.51; Accounts under $3,500, 83,743.18 120,007 54


Salaries:

Industrial Plant Manager, 4,999.92; Industrial Shop Foreman, 3,900.00;Other salaries, 14,516.94 23,416 86

Expenses

:

Bradshaw Bros. Agencies, Ltd., 6,725.50; Canada Packers, Ltd., 6,780.98;Cecutti's Bakery, Ltd., 5,261.31; Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., 3,995.42; FirstCo-operative Packers of Ontario, Ltd., 18,660.29; Gamble-Robinson, Ltd.,

13,227.49; Imperial Tobacco Sales Co., of Canada, Ltd., 10,188.96; NationalGrocers Co., Ltd., 14,287.95; Scales & Roberts, Ltd., 6,349.89; Accountsunder $3,500, 42,992.86 128,470 65

Total $2,061,868 78Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 182,307 54

Industrial Farm, Burwash $1,879,561 24


Industrial Farms—Continued

Monteith

Salaries ($227,705.13)

J. Irvine, 6,900.00; Administrative Staff, 5,499.96; Clerical Staff, 18,964.75; CustodialStaff, 127,543.35; Maintenance Staff, 37,847.27; Domestic Staff, 8,149.92; Farmand Garden Staff, 15,499.92; Medical and Nursing Staff, 2,499.96; Othersalaries, 4,800.00 227,705 13


Travelling Expenses 1,599 86Medicines and Medical Comforts 6,461 97Groceries and Provisions 23,385 22Fuel, Light and Water 29,868 12

Clothing 9,366 33Laundry and Cleaning 5,234 38Furniture and Furnishings 2,501 01Office Expenses 2,070 1

1

Farm Expenses 16,074 31Contingencies 14,850 92



Expenses:

Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 7,325.44; Mercier & Shirley, Ltd.,

3,739.79; Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 4,110.00; James Richardson & Sons, Ltd.,

4,436.26; Valley Camp Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 19,966.00; Accounts under$3,500, 70,234.88 109,812 37




Plants and Machinery 5,137 84Livestock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 4,707 50


Industrial Farm, Monteith $355,170 45

Rideau—Burritt's Rapids

Salaries ($234,588.37)

C. M. Gillespie, 6,000.00; Administrative Staff, 5.018.20; Clerical Staff, 18,420.00;

Custodial Staff, 141,892.47; Maintenance Staff, 23,750.41; Domestic Staff,

7,834.29; Farm and Garden Staff, 19,519.92; Medical and Nursing Staff, 2,503.16;

Other salaries, 9,649.92 234,588 37


Travelling Expenses 3,767 42Medicines and Medical Comforts 12,434 47Groceries and Provisions 28,420 37Fuel, Light and Water 14,407 14

Clothing 9,639 48Laundry and Cleaning 5,723 34Furniture and Furnishings 7,461 09Office Expenses 7,898 27

Farm Expenses 21,419 08Contingencies 4,157 59


A. T. Virtue, 1 ,502.56; Accounts under $1,200, 2,264.86 3,767 42


Industrial Farm, Rideau—Burritt's Rapids—Continued

General Maintenance—Continued

Expenses:

Bruce Coal Co., Ltd., 8,203.99; Canada Packers, Ltd., 6,377.17; Hydro-ElectricPower Commission of Ontario, 4,564.21; Kemptville Egg Grading Station,

8,657.91; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 5,680.77; Accounts under$3,500, 78,076.78 111,560 83




Plants and Machinery 4,840 85Livestock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 2,950 59Roads 609 85Lumbering 105 00



Salaries:

Industrial Shop Foreman, 4,399.92; Other salaries, 3,900.00 8,299 92

Expenses:

Bradshaw Bros. Agencies, Ltd., 16,254.12; Wilson D. Browne Lumber, 19,358.81;Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., 18,857.15; D. Kemp Edwards, Ltd., 5,173.71; RobertSimpson Co., Ltd., 4,774.03; Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4,335.04; UniversalThread Co., 9,693.96; Wabasso Cotton Co., Ltd., 18,825.73; Accounts under$3,500, 5,827.25 103,099 80

Total . $472,860 25Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 181,812 83

Rideau Industrial Farm, Burritt's Rapids $291,047 42

BURTCH—BRANTFORD

Salaries ($305,200.34)

J. R. Morris, 7,600.00; Administrative Staff, 5,041.63; Clerical Staff, 20,685.40;Custodial Staff, 182,128.76; Instructional Staff, 18,357.22; Maintenance Staff,

25,170.15; Domestic Staff, 28,757.42; Farm and Garden Staff, 4,399.92; Medicaland Nursing Staff, 2,499.96; Other salaries, 10,559.88 305,200 34


Travelling Expenses 3,063 00Medicines and Medical Comforts 11,186 55Groceries and Provisions 48,609 89Fuel, Light and Water 26,690 81Clothing 11,589 23Laundry and Cleaning 8,973 94Furniture and Furnishings 7,565 82Office Expenses 5,948 33Farm Expenses 9,097 22Contingencies 14,910 13


F. J. Havel, 1,286.00; Accounts under $1,200, 1,777.00 3,063 00

Expenses:

Brantford Township Hydro-Electric Commission, 4,896.13; Hobart Manufactur-ing Co., Ltd., 4,086.00; MacDonald Tobacco, Inc., 3,828.38; Ontario Reformatory,Guelph, 6,963.92; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 19,617.25; ValleyCamp Coal Co., of Canada, Ltd., 16,736.11; Gratuities, 5,528.00; accountsunder $3,500, 82,916.13 144,571 92


Industrial Farm, Burtch—Brantford—Continued




Plants and Machinery 8,901 86Livestock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 4,565 50Making Roads, Clearing Lands and Fences 320 96

Schell Industries, Ltd., 6,668.00; Accounts under $3,500, 27,087.61 33,755 61


Salaries

:

Industrial Plant Managers, 6,774.92; Other salaries, 11,900.00 18,674 92

Expenses:

American Can Co., of Canada, Ltd., 40,100.15; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co.,Ltd., 11,305.80; Cronkwright Transport, Ltd., 4,697.25; Dominion Textile Co.,Ltd., 4,762.47; A. E. Fick, 3,519.20; Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 4,176.78; CecilMartin & Son, 5,818.74; Oxford Fruit Co-operative, Ltd., 11,069.84; St. LawrenceSugar Refineries, Ltd., 11,375.75; Singer Sewing Machine Co., 14,511.55; ValleyCamp Coal Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4,999.50; Vineland Growers' Co-operative, Ltd.,

16,028.71; K. Wheeler, 9,408.63; Express, etc., 8,039.55; accounts under$3,500, 62,200.76 212,014 68

Total $717,280 47Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 193,490 53

Burtch Industrial Farm, Brantford $523,789 94

Fort William

Salaries ($137,746.92)

G. J. Gauthier, 6,900.00; Administrative Staff, 4,999.92; Clerical Staff, 13,050.00;Custodial Staff, 83,149.05; Maintenance Staff, 8,174.94; Domestic Staff, 8,453.13;Farm and Garden Staff, 10,519.92; Medical and Nursing Staff, 2,499.96 137,746 92





Expenses:

Bole's Feeds, Ltd., 4,190.62; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario,

3,761.03; Accounts under $3,500, 49,414.94 57,366 59



J. E. Maley, 12,360.00; Accounts under $3,500, 22,501.02 34,861 02


Industrial Farm, Fort William—Continued



Total $232,681 52Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 10,172 00

Industrial Farm, Fort William $222,509 52

Ontario Training Schools for Boys

bowmanville

Salaries ($435,163.74)

J. Bain, 6,325.00; J. S. Morrison, 600.00; F. M. Novotny, 6,425.00; F. E. Webb,1,995.00; D. H. Williams, 500.00; Administrative Staff, 4,949.94; Clerical Staff,

33,177.02; Instructional Staff, 49,264.64; Maintenance Staff, 33,831.35; Super-visory Staff, 205,915.17; Domestic Staff, 27,761.21; Farm and Garden Staff,

20,023.14; Medical and Nursing Staff, 12,759.96; Other salaries, 31,636.31 . . . 435,163 74




H. A. Cuthbertson, 1,910.58; J. L. Graham, 2,522.63; D. F. Jackman, 1,968.64;

W. M. Rabb, 2,491.63; J. C. Thompson, 2,483.39; Accounts under $1,200,2,708.99 14,085 86

Expenses:

Bowmanville Public Utilities Commission, 5,510.56; Robert Dixon Co., Ltd.,

19,320.46; E. W. Hickeson & Co., Ltd., 4,618.05; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,Industries, 15,728.59; Ontario Reformatory, Millbrook, 14,460.36; A. B. Zacks,7,491.33; Accounts under $3,500, 111,484.61 178,613 96




Plants and Machinery 8,474 78Livestock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 3,363 00


Ontario Training School for Boys, Bowmanville $644,557 94

Cobourg

Salaries ($361,665.97)

W. Pollard, 7,000.00; F. E. Webb, 2,485.00; Administrative Staff, 5,749.92;Clerical Staff, 27,806.94; Instructional Staff, 40,501.27; Maintenance Staff,

36,042.44; Supervisory Staff, 142,238.97; Domestic Staff, 44,135.90; Farm andGarden Staff, 4,289.33; Medical and Nursing Staff, 11,797.22; Other salaries,

39,618.98 361,665 97


Ontario Training School for Boys, Cobourg—Continued




J. C. Daniel, 1,516.19; F. Fletcher, 2,852.13; J. L. Ingamells, 2,838.79; A. J. Lunn,3,155.39; M. A. Ross, 3,518.96; Accounts under $1,200, 3,794.39 17,675 85

Expenses:

Cobourg City Dairy, Ltd., 6,438.08; Fashion Shoppe (Cobourg), Ltd., 3,624.50;Harrison, Jennings Fuels, Ltd., 8,547.71; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, In-dustries, 8,676.08; Ontario Reformatory, Millbrook, 15,246.69; Public Utilities

Commission of Cobourg, 5,897.55; Stuart's Dairy, 5,603.84; Sundry Persons,maintenance of boys in foster homes, 34,018.75; Accounts under $3,500,95,881.40 183,934 60




Plants and Machinery 2,228 33Making Roads, Clearing Lands and Fences 692 06

Caine Lumber, Ltd., 3,596.50; Accounts under $3,500, 6,547.30 10,143 80

Ontario Training School for Boys, Cobourg $573,420 22

Ontario Training Schools for Girls

Galt

Salaries ($384,699.65)

H. L. Wilson, 7,600.00; Administrative Staff, 10,663.31; Clerical Staff, 33,904.19;Instructional Staff, 56,469.34; Maintenance Staff, 37,233.74; Supervisory Staff,

160,065.31; Domestic Staff, 23,869.56; Farm and Garden Staff, 3,480.00; Medicaland Nursing Staff, 13,575.96; Other salaries, 37,838.24 384,699 65


Travelling Expenses 13,213 03Medicines and Medical Comforts 4,775 73

Groceries and Provisions 39,620 13


Clothing 27,669 77

Laundry and Cleaning 8,500 37

Furniture and Furnishings 10,733 01

Office Expenses 9,261 59

Farm Expenses 274 40Contingencies 39,433 56


M. B. Dawson, 1,836.66; F. M. Elliott, 1,857.94; V. J. Parrott, 2,425.33; T. I.

Shipley, 1,487.43; M. E. Simmons, 2,816.32; Accounts under $1,200, 2,789.35 13,213 03


Ontario Training School for Girls, Gait—Continued

General Maintenance—Continued

Expenses

:

Canada Cloak Co., 5,386.75; M. A. Hanna Co., (Empire-Hanna Coal Division),7,695.79; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 4,639.12; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,5,969.80; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 10,693.87; Public Utilities

Commission of Gait, 4,050.68; Sundry Persons, maintenance of girls in fosterhomes, 8,503.16; Valley View Creamery Co., Ltd., 4,930.97; W. F. Wright,5,810.00; A. B. Zacks, 11,547.50; Telephone, 4,101.70; accounts under $3,500,80,671.63 154,000 97




Ontario Training School for Girls, Gait $561,785 27

Port Bolster

Salaries ($48,241.53)

Administrative Staff, 5,499.96; Clerical Staff, 3,750.00; Maintenance Staff,

3,000.00; Supervisory Staff, 26,898.76; Domestic Staff, 3,240.00; Medical andNursing Staff, 900.00; Other salaries, 4,952.81 48,241 53




Expenses:


Repairs to Buildings, etc. ($552.02)


Ontario Training School for Girls, Port Bolster $71,777 78

District Jails

Fort Frances

Salaries ($63,444.88)

Administrative Staff, 4,999.92; Custodial Staff, 57,544.96; Other salaries, 900.00 63,444 88




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District Jail, Fort Frances $72,263 92


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Haileybury

Salaries ($97,192.19)

Administrative Staff, 5,250.00; Custodial Staff, 90,442.19; Other salaries, 1,500.00 97,192 19




Expenses:

Department of Public Works, 6,191.36; Accounts under $3,500, 14,897.22 . . . 21,088 58



District Jail, Haileybury $119,329 17

Kenora

Salaries ($85,341.29)





Expenses:

British American Oil Co., Ltd., 4,675.33; Town of Kenora—Utilities, 3,889.19;

Accounts under $3,500, 23,631.97 32,196 49



District Jail, Kenora $118,859 54

North Bay

Salaries ($95,360.58)





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District Jail, North Bay $114,548 47



Parry Sound

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District Jail, Parry Sound $83,917 41

Port Arthur

Salaries ($150,564.50)

Administrative Staff, 10,749.84; Clerical Staff, 3,600.00; Custodial Staff, 118,264.70;Maintenance Staff, 3,900.00; Other salaries, 14,049.96 150,564 50




Expenses:

Mount McKay Fuels, 3,916.09; Accounts under $3,500, 30,324.97 34,241 06



District Jail, Port Arthur $187,754 80

Sault Ste. Marie

Salaries ($140,556.39)

Administrative Staff, 5,749.92; Clerical Staff, 3,225.33; Custodial Staff, 129,581.22;Other salaries, 1,999.92 140,556 39




Expenses:

Algoma Produce Co., Ltd., 4,887.77; Canada Packers, Ltd., 5,026.14;Accounts under $3,500, 16,264.14 26,178 05



District Jail, Sault Ste. Marie $169,003 52



Sudbury

Salaries ($129,296.56)

Administrative Staff, 10,749.84; Clerical Staff, 2,520.00; Custodial Staff, 113,626.72;Other salaries, 2,400.00 1 29,296 56




Expenses:

Department of Public Works, 3,791.62; Accounts under $3,500, 21,632.80. . . 25,424 42



District Jail, Sudbury $156,560 79

Institutions $11,077,057 05

STATUTORY


Hon. G. C. Wardrope 12,000 00

SPECIAL WARRANT

Grant to the St. Mary's Training School for Girls, Downsvlew, Ontario, for assisting in theconstruction, to the school, of new educational and administrative additions ($150,000.00)

St. Mary's Training School, Downsview 150,000 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Reform Institutions, $12,623,996.01

PART U

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Motor Vehicles Administration 6

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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT

Hon. H. L. Rowntree, Minister (Statutory, see page U 7)

Hon. J. Yaremko, Minister (Statutory, see page U 7)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($330,893.14)

Office of the Minister 15,202 26Office of the Deputy Minister 21,258 26Office of the Registrar 51,670 77

Accounts Branch 128,532 08Legal Branch 15,469 74

Personnel Branch 30,904 14

Research Branch 67,855 89

330,893 14

A. G. MacNab Deputy Minister 5,833 30" Assistant Deputy Minister and Registrar. . 7,583 31

D. J. Collins Deputy Minister 8,750 00

J. C. Arber, 8,199.96; R. C. Cooke, 9,499.92; H. M. Davies, 6,300.00; G. R.Duncan, 600.00; W. M. Earl, 11,166.61; R. H. Humphries, 9,000.00; L. M.Morrison, 6,900.00; F. J. Pillgrem, 8,599.92; E. A. Townley, 6,000.00;Other salaries, 242,460.12 330,893 14


Hon. H. L. Rowntree, 430.00; Hon. J. Yaremko, 1,627.77; Trans-Canada Air Lines,2,186.95; Accounts under $1,200, 4,056.89 8,301 61





Fees and Expenses for Special Studies and Research ($11,943.49)

Research Advisory Committee:

Consultants' per diem Allowance:

J. D. Armstrong, 30.00; S. D. Clark, 60.00; C. R. Myers, 60.00;P. L. Newbigging, 60.00; R. Phillip, 120.00 330 00

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P. J. Giffen, 350.00; City of Kitchener, 142.81; G. MacDonald,2,800.00; W. Schmidt, 300.00; R. G. Smart, 300.00; St. Joseph'sHospital (London, Ontario), 4,718.52; University of Toronto,2,713.30 11,324 63

Expenses:

Accounts under $3,500 288 8611,943 49


ONTARIO HIGHWAY TRANSPORT BOARD

Salaries ($99,098.66)

G. C. Marrs, 9,499.96; E. J. Shoniker, 14,499.96; G. W. Stoddart, 10,999.92; E M.Walker, 9,000.00; R. H. Yeates, 12,499.92; Other salaries, 42,598.90 99,098 66

U_6 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Highway Transport Board—Continued





Ontario Highway Transport Board $110,896 S3

HIGHWAY SAFETY BRANCH

Salaries ($121,458.25)

C. E. Laybourn, 6,000.00; W. B. Reynolds, 10,500.00; Other salaries, 104,958.25. 121,458 25


F. J. Cronkite, 1,518.70; L. M. Hodgson, 1,423.24; T. O. Poole, 1,615.26; M. K.Rowe, 1,819.39; Trans-Canada Air Lines, 2,324.40; Accounts under $1,200,3,283.43 11,984 42


International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 6,938.05; Accounts under $3,500,17,828.04 24,766 09

Highway Safety Publicity ($324,944.61)

Russell T. Kelley Co., Ltd., 89,587.80; McKim Advertising, Ltd., 113,086.40;Mutual Mailing Service, 16,404.23; Hugh S. Newton & Co., 5,497.30; Queen'sPrinter, 75,589.38; Royal York Hotel, 15,987.70; Accounts under $3,500,8,791.80 324,944 61

Grants ($30,000.00)

Ontario Safety League 15,000 00Ontario Traffic Conference 5,000 00Canadian Highway Safety Council 10,000 00

Highway Safety Branch $513,153 37

MOTOR VEHICLES ADMINISTRATION

Salaries ($2,304,290.96)

H. C. Brown, 7,800.00; R. D. Cowley, 8,199.96; G. R. Duncan, 6,875.00; G. C.Evans, 6,249.90; W. J. Mclntyre, 6,900.00; A. H. Rowan, 8,199.96; A. H.Saunders, 6,000.00; H. E. Saunders, 6,612.50; M. Toole, 6,900.00; Othersalaries, 2,240,553.64 2,304,290 96


W. I. Arnold, 1,764.03; W. H. Ash, 1,216.29; A. J. Bickerton, 1,614.91 ; L. A. Birchard,

2,201.95; A. Bland, 1,478.91; R. G. Brett, 1,595.25; G. F. Brown, 1,275.77;

H. D. Cassell, 1,231.56; N. Chrapko, 1,437.10; E. A. Cornwell, 2,867.54; R. D.Cowley, 2,002.08; G. R. Darroch, 2,503.53; S. M. Edwards, 1,277.40; H. A.Fawcett, 2,240.89; R. G. Gower, 1,521.61; S. Grimm, 1,492.91; C. G. Hocking,1,265.85; J. Howe, 1,215.14; F. H. Irvine, 1,565.80; W. B. Jay, 2,175.19; J. P.

Johnman, 1,396.13; A. W. Jones, 1,881.24; A. W. Kirk, 1,603.04; F. Kitay,

1,386.11; P. L. Kitchen, 1,370.63; A. G. Lackie, 2,042.04; G. N. Leigh, 1,274.80;

B. E. Manifold, 2,076.82; R. S. Martin, 1,903.23; W. D. McKeag, 2,055.25;

J. W. McLane, 2,460.38; B. R. Morris, 1,216.00; D. C. Reaman, 1,208.19; T. J.

Restoule, 1,263.17; P. Ross, 1,247.62; M. W. Stanley, 1,489.96; D. R. Struke,

2,276.02; Trans-Canada Air Lines, 1,802.70; J. A. Umpherson, 1,533.34; A. A.Whitney, 1,393.74; C. S. Wild, 2,368.28; C. G. Wingrove, 2,022.38; SundryExaminers' and Inspectors' expenses attending training courses, 5,912.00; accountsunder $1,200, 71,593.35 148,720 13

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Motor Vehicles Administration—Continued


Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Ltd., 26,602.60; British American Oil Co., Ltd., 4,019.44;Canadian National Railways, 4,516.70; Dennisteel Corp., Ltd., 3,578.00; EasternScale Works, Ltd., 13,200.05; Gestetner (Canada), Ltd., 5,771.34; Grand & Toy,Ltd., 10,723.63; Department of Highways, 12,284.07; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 3,693.92;Marnoch Office Supply Co., 11,170.74; Office Overload Co., Ltd., 13,298.25;Peerless Distributors, Ltd., 4,600.00; Queen's Printer, 90,791.27; Ryder TruckRental (Canada), Ltd., 9,009.73; Simpson Motors (New Toronto), Ltd., 4,358.12;Stainton Office Supply, Ltd., 12,536.53; Tip Top Tailors, Ltd., 12,628.89; Wheel-dex-Simpla Canadian Co., Inc., 9,990.00; Express, cartage, etc., on agent'sreturns, 10,209.39; telephone, 18,685.54; accounts under $3,500, 149,506.70 431,174 91

Advertising ($47,034.35)

Russell T. Kelley Co., Ltd., 23,516.88; McKim Advertising, Ltd., 3,901.20; Queen'sPrinter, 14,307.03; Accounts under $3,500, 5,309.24 47,034 35

Registration Plates and Supplies ($474,839.07)

Ontario Reformatory, Millbrook, Industries, 347,330.76; Queen's Printer, 124,485.61;Accounts under $3,500, 3,022.70 474,839 07

Fees, etc. ($89,839.63)

Agro, Cooper, Zaffiro & Parente. 5,899.20; Desmarais & MacLean, 3,540.33;Accounts under $3,500, 80,400.10 89,839 63

Motor Vehicles Administration $3,495,899 05

STATUTORY


Hon. H. L. Rowntree (November 21, 1960 to March 31, 1961) 4,333 33Hon. J. Yaremko (April 1, 1960 to November 20, 1960) 7,666 67

Unsatisfied Judgment Fund

Payments of Judgments under Part XIII, The Highway Traffic Act ($2,514,009.88)

Sundry Persons 2,514,009 88

Statutory $2,526,009 88

Total Expenditure, Department of Transport $7,018,759.05

PART V

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Salaries ($87,390.01)

G. E. Moore Deputy Minister 11,000 00E. H. Johnston, 7,500.00; Other salaries, 68,890.01 87,390 01


Hon. B. L. Cathcart, 1,845.00; Accounts under $1,200, 2,289.98 4,134 98



Northern Great Lakes Area Council—Membership Assessment and Expensesof Delegates Attending Meetings ($5,585.75)

Northern Great Lakes Area Council, 5,000.00; Accounts under $3,500, 585.75 . . . 5,585 75

Memberships in and Grants to Travel Organizations ($7,200.00)

American Society of Travel Agents, Inc., 75.00; Association of Tourist Resorts of

Ontario, 200.00; Canadian Tourist Association, 1,500.00; Joint Board of TouristAssociations, 4,500.00; Lake Erie International Vacationland Association, 100.00;National Association of Travel Organizations, 75.00; Northern Ontario TouristOutfitters Association, 400.00; Ontario Tourist Courts Association, 200.00;Ryerson Institute of Technology, 150.00 7,200 00

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DIVISION OF PUBLICITY

Salaries ($33,710.68)

C. W. Dill, 6,300.00; G. W. Hogarth, 9,000.00; P. O. Lalonde, 6,300.00; Othersalaries, 12,110.68 33,710 68





Publications and Publicity, including Cost of Publicationsand Special Publicity Services ($347,812.44)

Queen's Printer, 331,665.16; Universal Offset, Ltd., 4,780.32; Accounts under$3,500, 11,366.96 347,812 44

Advertising ($408,738.86)

F. H. Hayhurst Co., Ltd., 29,329.34; McConnell, Eastman & Co., Ltd., 62,602.08;McKim Advertising, Ltd., 143,852.86; Stanfield, Johnston & Hill, Ltd., 167,588.53;

Accounts under $3,500, 5,366.05 408,738 86

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1960-61 DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY V 7

DEVELOPMENT BRANCH

Salaries ($198,556.70)

J. A. Edwards, 7,200.00; J. R. McHattie, 7,500.00; Other salaries, 183,856.70 198,556 70


B. V. Bedore, 1,726.95; L. J. Chateauvert, 2,840.51; O. W. Churchill, 1,622.19; R. R.Coward, 2,264.12; B. R. Dobson, 2,034.85; J. A. Edwards, 1,916.91; C. George,1,479.56; L. B. Gohn, 1,560.54; D. W. Goodwin, 2,138.56; W. J. Haddad, 1,881.24;

I. W. Jones, 1,751.66; Department of Lands and Forests, 2,910.91; C. L. Lee,

1,745.76; D. J. Mackenzie, 1,544.47; J. R. McHattie, 2,005.72; W. E. Moore,1,675.50; W. L. Ogle, 1,775.48; R. F. Overbury, 1,352.62; P. J. Sheahan, 2,093.89;D. A. Stone, 1,467.53; E. J. Stone, 1,837.08; Accounts under $1,200, 10,047.19 49,673 24



Administration and Enforcement of The Tourist Establishments Act andThe Department of Travel and Publicity Act, etc. ($20,984.71)

Travelling Expenses and Disbursements:

1. A. Fallis, 1,585.20; J. R. McHattie, 1,332.50; Accounts under $1,200,1,679.48 4,597 18

Miscellaneous:


Development Branch $289,208 74

INFORMATION BRANCH

Salaries ($90,714.05)

F. A. Venn, 7,800.00; Other salaries, 82,914.05 90,714 05


F. A. Venn, 2,720.30; Accounts under $1,200, 2,444.72 5,165 02


Office Assistance Diversified, 5,776.89; Queen's Printer, 7,189.43; Express, etc.,

7,757.22; accounts under $3,500, 2,791.16 23,514 70

Operation of Official Reception Centres, etc., including Purchase and Rental ofEquipment, etc. ($129,844.29)

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D. R. Allan, 2,318.11; I. J. Bell, 1,862.67; G. S. Durand, 1,493.68; D. L. Heller,

2,361.41; D. C. Hosie, 1,813.30; W. B. Shingles, 3,264.80; Accounts under$1,200, 9,780.18 22,894 15

Miscellaneous:


Information Branch $249,238 06

PHOTOGRAPHY BRANCH

Salaries ($38,571.56)

C. McDonald, 6,900.00; Other salaries, 31,671.56 38,571 56


Photography Branch—Continued


F. Hammond, 1,227.62; C. McDonald, 2,146.67; R. Muckleston, 1,885.33;Accounts under $1,200, 1,673.78 6,933 40



Purchase of Photographic Supplies, Motion Pictures andEquipment ($54,939.99)

Ashley & Crippen, Ltd., 6,033.50; Westminster Films, Ltd., 32,274.90; Accountsunder $3,500, 16,631.59 54,939 99

Ontario Tours of Editors, Writers and Photographersand Special Promotion ($17,689.11)


C. McDonald, 1,598.74; Accounts under $1,200, 346.59 1,945 33

Miscellaneous:

Royal York Hotel, 4,148.45; Accounts under $3,500, 11,595.33 15,743 78

Photography Branch $120,760 70

HISTORICAL BRANCH

Salaries ($33,624.80)

D. F. McOuat, 7,500.00; Other salaries, 26,124.80 33,624 80


R. B. Apted, 1,950.74; S. J. Gooding, 3,362.05; K. R. Macpherson, 1,333.31;

Accounts under $1,200, 670.94 7,317 04


J. A. MacFarlane Engineering Co., Ltd., 21,032.85; Accounts under $3,500,10,895.23 31,928 08

Investigation of Archaeological and Historic Sites ($2,009.00)


Ontario Historical Society ($3,500.00)

Ontario Historical Society 3,500 00

Museum Grants ($26,427.09)

Sundry Municipalities 26,427 09

Fees and Expenses for Historical Advisory Board ($3,234.00)


Historical Branch $108,040 01

THEATRES BRANCH

Salaries ($100,900.36)

G. W. Belcher, 6,000.00; R. A. Gaskin, 6,300.00; W. D. McPhee, 6,900.00; O. J.

Silverthornc, 1 1 ,000.00; Other salaries, 70,700.36 100.900 36


Theatres Branch—Continued


H. F. Elliott, 3,115.96; R. A. Haney, 1,432.97; D. VV. Pollock, 1,938.32; W. R. Watt,3,036.98; Accounts under $1,200, 2,036.85 11,561 08



Theatres Branch $117,807 64

PUBLIC RECORDS AND ARCHIVES

Salaries ($60,634.15)

M. A. Banks, 6,000.00; G. W. Spragge, 8,600.00; Other salaries, 46,034.15 60,634 15


E. C. Guillet, 1,859.52; Accounts under $1,200, 460.60 2,320 12



Purchase and Preparation of Documents, etc., for Safekeeping ($4,852.78)


Publications ($88.35)


Public Records and Archives $71,295 74

STATUTORY


Hon. B. L. Cathcart 12,000 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Travel and Publicity $1,881,841.38

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Tabulating Branch 12

Housing Mortgage Branch 12

Civil Service Commission 12

Public Service Superannuation Board 13

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Refunds 16

Public Debt—Principal, Interest, Etc 24


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W 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

TREASURY DEPARTMENTHon. James N. Allan, Minister (Statutory, see page W 13)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($329,034.65)

H. E. Brown Deputy Provincial Treasurer 19,999 92W. C. Browning, 15,499.92; E. B. Cumming, 6,000.00; A. W. Davies, 9,000.00;L. D. Gagen, 6,000.00; D. P. Holmes, 10,500.00;, T. E. Howson, 7,200.00; R. A.Newton, 6,600.00; B. Sheriff, 10,500.00; E. T. Swanston, 6,000.00; L. H. Trivett,6,000.00; H. H. Walker, 18,000.00; R. B. Walker, 7,200.00; Other salaries,

200,534.81 329,034 65


Hon. James N. Allan, 1,200.00; Accounts under $1,200, 1,972.14 3,172 14


Department of Highways, 5,085.66; Queen's Printer, 40,503.07; Accounts under$3,500, 13,249.84 . ; 58,838 57

Less: Printed forms distributed to various Departments 6,131 8352,706 74

Premium on Fidelity Bonds ($26,363.85)

Fidelity Insurance Co. of Canada, 28,422.80; Accounts under $3,500,56.25 28,479 05

Less Refunds:Commissioner of Agricultural Loans 46 00Province of Ontario Savings Office 2,042 20Teachers' Superannuation Fund 27 00

2,115 2026,363 85

Dominion-Provincial Conferences ($10,064.15)

Chateau Laurier Hotel, 4,532.63; Trans-Canada Air Lines, 2,074.00; Accountsunder $1,200, 3,457.52 10,064 15

Services and Other Expenses for Special Studies, etc. ($33,445.76)

Clarkson, Gordon & Co., 19,268.26; Woods, Gordon & Co., 14,026.00; Accountsunder $3,500, 151.50 33,445 76


Postmaster, stamps purchased, 4,040.84; Less refund of Employees' contribution,2,071.80 1,969 04

Miscellaneous Grants ($115,144.68)

Canadian Standardbred Horse Society, 18,989.80; Canadian Thoroughbred HorseSociety, 65,154.88; Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,11,000.00; St. John Ambulance Association, 20,000.00 115,144 68

Special Contribution to the Public Service Superannuation Fund ($1,000,000.00)

Payment to Fund 1,000,000 00


1960-61 TREASURY DEPARTMENT W 11

COMPTROLLER OF REVENUE

Salaries ($1,864,917.81)

R. C. Alexander, 6,000.00; G. P. Amos, 6,000.00; S. Beresford, 6,300.00; R. B.

Blair, 6,000.00; W. D. Blair, 13,500.00; T. S. Blakelock, 6,600.00; E. P. Broome,7,800.00; B. Bunt, 7,500.00; G. E. Burtt, 6,000.00; E. A. Carroll, 7,800.00;

P. T. Clark, 18,000.00; R. W. Conron, 6,000.00; D. C. Cranston, 6,000.00; E. J.

Danbv, 8,199.96; E. V. Derrick, 6,300.00; T. A. Derrick, 6,900.00; A. I. Dillane,

6,000.00; D. Douglas, 7,800.00; G. F. Duckworth, 6,000.00; P. M. Eker, 6,900.00;

D. S. Ferris, 6,000.00; T. D. Gordon, 7,200.00; J. C. Grover, 7,500.00; H. S.

Gunn, 10,999.92; V. K. Gupta, 6,000.00; T. G. Hall, 6,900.00; T. J. Hall, 10,999.92;

R. E. Hedmann, 6,000.00; L. Hiller, 6,000.00; A. G. Hocking, 7,200.00; J. B.Ives, 6,000.00; W. H. Jamieson, 6,600.00; J. R. Laver, 6,000.00; B. D. Leitch,

6,300.00; R. V. Mark, 6,900.00; K. B. McLavvs, 6,300.00; M. T. Moorby, 6,000.00;

D. M. Murton, 6,300.00; W. A. Neill, 9,000.00; P. R. Parry, 6,000.00; H. C.Porter, 6,000.00; J. H. Robinson, 9,000.00; D. C. Russell, 6,300.00; R. W.Saunders, 7,200.00; V. W. Saunders, 6,000.00; I. E. Scantlebury, 7,500.00;

W. Smith, 7,500.00; D. H. Talbot, 6,900.00; A. W. Thomson, 7,500.00; A. D.Treloar, 6,000.00; M. D. Weir, 6,600.00; J. D. Wilson, 6,000.00; Othersalaries, 1,490,618.01 1,864,917 81


R. C. Alexander, 2,798.07; M. R. Anderson, 1,848.26; R. E. Anderson, 2,297.70S. Barton, 3,091.35; W. D. Beatty, 3,192.88; R. H. Bennett, 1,801.84; R. BBlair, 2,423.55; A. S. Bundy, 1,938.70; J. J. Deadman, 3,500.79; D. S. Ferris

1,953.34; W. E. Flegg, 2,701.63; E. Gildea, 3,737.99; R. J. Gordon, 2,615.66F. L. Grant, 2,697.81; J. B. Hudson, 1,257.81; J. B. Ives, 3,559.62; T. R. Jasmins1,799.27; R. Kochenash, 2,698.44; J. S. Lang, 4,634.19; J. R. Laver, 2,223.58

G. A. Loucks, 2,471.51; R. H. Lucas, 2,624.10; H. L. McCulloch, 4,873.00

I. K. McGregor, 1,893.77; W. J. Mullan, 2,911.38; T: A. Nutt, 2,578.83; E. COatt, 2,225.02; R. E. Oliver, 3,254.63; A. J. Riddle, 2,941.35; R. W. Smith3,365.49; J. D. Telford, 2,521.50; J. C. Warren, 3,551.59; E. C. Zuefle, 2,631.81Toronto Transit Commission, 1,350.00; Accounts under $1,200, 15,820.72. . . 107,787 18


Queen's Printer, 105,656.64; Recordak of Canada, Ltd., 3,808.94; Teela MarketSurveys, 3,745.68; Accounts under $3,500, 17,530.40 130,741 66

Bank Charges, Legal Fees, Valuations, etc. ($11,793.63)

Sundry Banks, etc., 7,897.25; Accounts under $3,500, 3,896.38 11,793 63

Comptroller of Revenue $2,115,240 28

ONTARIO RACING COMMISSION

Salaries ($43,231.35)

S. T. Bigelow, 6,000.00; W. [. Risewick, 9,499.92, honorarium, 2,000.00; Othersalaries, 25,731.43 43,231 35


S. T. Bigelow, 1,436.20; R. W. Ford, 1,201.13; C. Lamb, 1,869.00; W. J. Risewick,1.409.55; Accounts under $1,200, 8,141.41 14,057 29



Services of Officials at Race Tracks ($104,908.60)

T. Clark, 9,800.00; R. W. Ford, 11,760.00; J. R. Lockhart, 10,780.00; J. H. Roble,9,800.00; C. B. Van Straubenzee, 9,550.00; Canadian Corps of Commissionaires,U61.60; Other salaries, 49,657.00 104,908 60

Ontario Racine: Commission $174,142 89


TABULATING BRANCH

Salaries ($79,491.72)



International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 63,372.00; Queen's Printer, 16,591.95;Accounts under $3,500, 1,676.80 81,640 75

Tabulating Branch $161,132 47

HOUSING MORTGAGE BRANCH

The Housing Development Act, Sec. 8

Salaries ($29,511.18)

L. B. Fisher, 7,200.00; Other salaries, 22,311.18 29,511 18


Accounts under $3,500 2,41 1 50

Housing Mortgage Branch $31,922 68

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Salaries ($291,248.38)

D. J. Collins Chairman 7,083 30A. E. Stacey " 10,500 00

M. R. Barclay, 6,600.00; D. J. Collins, honorarium, 1,500.00; E. J. Etchen,6,600.00; D. N. Fosbury, 2,875.00; F. V. Glenney, 12,499.92; H. F. Goss, 7,800.00;

R. R. Mabee, 6,000.00; A. H. Malkin, 6,000.00; R. V. Metcalfe, 3,200.00; K. H.Mitchell, 6,000.00; E. K. Pukacz, 1,150.00; J. K. Rutherford, 3,675.00; A. E.Stacey, 5,416.65; J. S. Stephen, 11,679.14; Other salaries, 192,669.37 291,248 38


R. R. Mabee, 1,348.74; Accounts under $1,200, 4,802.47 6,151 2L


International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 7,159.97; Queen's Printer, 18,889.59;

Stevenson & Kellogg, Ltd., 143,634.12; Accounts under $3,500, 14,273.26. . . . 183,956 94

Honoraria and Expenses re Joint Advisory Council andDepartmental Committees ($13,494.57)

Salary

:

J. P. Culliton 7,500 00

Miscellaneous

:


Quarter Century Club—Ontario Public Service Insignia ($495.00)


In-service Training and Development Programme ($9,587.73)


Publications and Advertising ($2,498.50)


Civil Service Commission $507,432 33


PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERANNUATION BOARD

Salaries ($106,607.08)

C. M. Harper, 6,000.00; J. D. MacDonald, 6,900.00; A. L. Watson, 10,500.00;

Other salaries, 83,207.08 106,607 08



Public Service Superannuation Board $112,423 48

STATUTORY


Hon. James N. Allan 12,000 00

Ontario Government's Contribution to the Public Service SuperannuationFund ($7,864,963.92)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 332, Sec. 8

Payment to Fund 7,864,963 92

Ontario Government's Contribution to the Legislative Assembly RetirementAllowances Account ($159,867.03)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 209, Sec. 16

Payment to Account 159,867 03

The Blind Workmen's Compensation Act ($4,332.68)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 36


Legal Aid Fund ($534.89)

The Law Society Act

R.S.O. 1960. Chap. 207

Law Society of Upper Canada 534 89

Debentures Guaranteed by the Province

Administration Expenses ($746.18)

Bank of Montreal , 746 18

Loans and Advances

The Ontario Junior Farmer Establishment Loan Corporation ($4,050,000.00)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 198

The Ontario Junior Farmer Establishment Loan Corporation 4,050,000 00

The Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation ($3,950,000.00)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 275

The Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation 3,950,000 00

Tile Drainage Debentures ($1,067,582.00)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 399

Sundry Municipalities 1,067,582 00

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Loans and Advances—Continued

The Sault Ste. Marie Bridge Act, 1960 ($8,993,431.80)

8-9 Elizabeth II, Chap. 106

International Bridge Authority of Michigan—Bonds 7,615,071 80City of Sault Ste. Marie re shares of St. Mary's River Bridge Company 1,360 00Chartered Trust Co. re shares of the International Transit Company, Limited 1,377,000 00

The Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway Act ($2,100,000.00)

13 George VI. Chap. 91

Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway Company 2,100,000 00

Special Funds

Public Service Retirement Fund

R.S.O. 1960. Chap. 332, Part II

Refunds and Transfers ($903,750.17)

Refunds under Section 33 215,552 05Transferred to Public Service Superannuation Fund 688,198 12

Public Service Superannuation Fund

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 332

Allowances, Lump Sum Payments, Refunds, etc. ($6,013,083.17)

Allowances: Superannuates, Beneficiaries and Annuitants 4,426,028 02Refunds under Section 17 973,163 93Payments under Section 18 429,677 06Payments under Section 19 19,216 25Payments under Section 20 16,169 18Payments under Section 26 (3) 143,052 11

Payments under Section 28 5,776 621,587,055 15

Legislative Assembly Retirement Allowances Account

R.S.O. 1960. Chap. 209

Refunds ($1,238.40)

Refunds under Section 13 1,238 40

Municipal Sinking Funds ($95,690.67)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 249

Town of Prescott 95,690 67

Queen Elizabeth II Ontario Scholarship Fund (Income) ($16,230.50)

R.S.O. 1960. Chap. 142

Sundry Students' Scholarships 15,000 00McMaster University re Board of Trustees' expenses 1,230 50

Registry Offices—Refund of Surplus Fees ($266,401.28)

(The Registry Act and The Land Titles Act)

Metropolitan Toronto, 197,100.25; County of Elgin, 9,337.99; County of Lincoln,

13,418.00; County of Ontario, 18,857.73; County of York, 27,687.31 266,401 28

The Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway Act ($103,807.50)

13 George VI, Chap. 91

Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway Company:Payments of Interest Maturities 103,807 50



Special Funds—Continued

The Real Estate and Business Brokers Act ($8,276.33)

R.S.O. 1960. Chap. 344

Payments of proceeds of surety bonds to claimants 8,276 33

Unclaimed Dividends ($70.03)

R.S.O. 1950, Chap. 59


The Collection Agencies Act ($597.97)

R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 58


Province of Ontario Savings Office

R.S.O. I960. Chap. 9, Sec. 4

Salaries ($657,206.25)

Head Office

G. H. Ironside, 6,000.00; E. R. MacEwen, 6,000.00; O. J. McCullough, 10,999.92;

S. C. Patton, 8,599.92; E. G. Wood, 6,000.00; Other salaries, 18,360.0055,959 84

Branch Offices

Aylmer, 14,117.38; Brantford, 45,572.77; Guelph, 24,583.15; Hamilton, 37,776.62;

Hamilton, East End, 26,909.48; London, 25,577.28; Ottawa, 41,886.39; OwenSound, 19,418.87; Pembroke, 27,837.92; Seaforth, 15,009.96; St. Catharines,34,878.43; St. Mary's, 14,379.96; Toronto—Bay and Adelaide, 68,200.65; Dan-forth and Fenwick, 31,982.57; Danforth and Woodbine, 39,116.96; ParliamentBuildings, 46,593.96; University and Dundas, 30,561.85; 1556 Yonge Street,

17,850.00; Walkerton, 13,387.25; Windsor, 12,660.00; Woodstock, 12,944.96....601,246 41




Advertising:


Miscellaneous:

Public Service Superannuation Fund, 38,766.97; Queen's Printer, 27,826.40;Treasurer of Ontario re fidelity bonds, 2,242.20; Accounts under $3,500,4,749.42 73,584 99

Expenses (Branch Offices):

Aylmer, 2,512.66; Brantford, 4,482.53; Guelph, 4,950.90; Hamilton, 13,045.33;Hamilton, East End, 6,579.85; London, 39.60; Ottawa, 8,972.40; Owen Sound,2,557.80; Pembroke, 5,017.30; Seaforth, 1,185.80; St. Catharines, 3,456.39;St. Mary's, 1,362.39; Toronto—Bay and Adelaide, 20,607.43; Danforth andFenwick, 4,938.74; Danforth and Woodbine, 5,185.00; Parliament Buildings,

383.58; University and Dundas, 54.75; 1556 Yonge Street, 8,394.90; Walkerton,1,756.75; Windsor, 2,715.20; Woodstock, 2,424.80 100,624 10

Total Province of Ontario Savings Office $835,820 24Less: Reimbursements of Expenditures by Province of

Ontario Savings Office 835,820 24



REFUNDS ($4,848,518.77)

The Financial Administration ActR.S.O. 1960, Chap. 142. Sec. 26

Summary

Department of:

Agriculture 13,649 24Attorney General 23,493 20Commerce and Development 1,860 82Education 164,913 08Energy Resources 2,299 05Health 22,077 95Highways 228,228 25Insurance 15,114 50Labour 40,220 94Lands and Forests 314,821 15

Mines 154,376 40Municipal Affairs . 2,428 95Provincial Secretary and Citizenship 55,614 78Public Welfare 14 00Public Works 19,807 57Reform Institutions 5,435 48Transport 1 14,629 59Travel and Publicity 816 60Treasury 48,720,088 17

49,899,889 72

Deducted from Revenue 45,051,370 95

4,848,518 77

Details of Refunds


Main Office:

Miscellaneous 79 50

Dairy Branch:

Licenses 330 00Cash Security Bonds 1,774 83

2,104 83

Information Branch—Sale of Reports 2 50

Live Stock Branch:

Fees—Stallion Enrolment 26 00Membership, Dairy Herd Improvement

Association 42 50Licenses 163 00

231 50

Markets Branch—Licenses 10 00

Horticultural Experiment Station, Vineland:

Rent, Board, etc 49 28

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph:

Fees—Tuition 4,606 00Services, etc 268 81

Sale of Stock and Equipment 5 00Sale of Produce 10Rent, Board, etc 4,335 89Federal Aid Grant 205 51

Miscellaneous 306 15

9,727 46



Refunds—Continued

Department of Agriculture—Continued

Macdonald Institute, Guelph:

Fees—Tuition 200 00Federal Aid Grant 674 17

874 17

Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph:

Fees—Tuition 352 00Hospital, etc 10 00

362 00

Western Ontario Agricultural School and ExperimentalFarm, Ridgetown:

Rent, Board, etc 208 00

13,649 24Deducted from Revenue 13,649 24

Department of Attorney General:

Fire Marshal—Lightning Rod Licenses 6 00Miscellaneous 18 00

24 00

Inspector of Legal Offices:

Fines—Magistrates 1,607 00Fees—Division Court Clerks and Bailiffs 589 73

Crown Attorney 1,307 50Miscellaneous 764 25— 4,268 48

Law Enforcement Branch:

Perquisites—Rent, etc 110 84Miscellaneous 3,588 38

3,699 22

Ontario Securities Commission:

Fees—Brokers and Salesmen 8,424 00Filing 7,065 00



Department of Commerce and Development:

Main Office—Miscellaneous 413 61

Housing Branch—Government of Canada Repayment 1,447 21

1,860 82Deducted from Revenue 1 ,860 82

Department of Education:

Main Office:

Sale of Publications 115 25Student-Aid Loans 44 04Miscellaneous 150 50— 309 79

Secondary Education Branch:

Trade Schools 60 00Inspection of Private Schools 50 00

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W 18 PUBLJC ACCOUNTS No. 1


Refunds—Continued

Department of Education—Continued


Technical Institutes:

Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology:

Fees—Tuition, etc 1,920 00Transferred to Students' Council

Account 10,710 00

Hamilton Institute of Technology:

Fees—Tuition, etc 1,641 25Transferred to Students' Association

General Account 8,435 00

Provincial Institute of Trades:

Fees—Tuition, etc 1 ,694 25

Ryerson Institute of Technology:

Fees—Tuition, etc 25,750 78Transferred to Students' Union

Account 92,267 50Miscellaneous 4 00

Western Ontario Institute of Technology:

Fees—Tuition, etc 1,357 50Transferred to Students' Activities

Account 5,950 00149,840 28

Teacher Education Branch:

Fees—Summer Courses 11,315 65Medical Fees for Students' Health Inspection 306 75

11,622 40Registrar's Branch:

Departmental Examinations:

Appeals 2,412 25

Certificates 642 36Fees 86 00

3,140 61


Department of Energy Resources:

Ontario Energy Board:

Licenses 1,110 00Fees—Registration 125 00Contract Security Deposit 1 ,000 00Miscellaneous 64 05

2,299 05

Deducted from Revenue 2,299 05

Department of Health:

Main Office:

Federal Health Grants 8,328 69Miscellaneous 151 36

8,480 05

Epidemiological Branch—Sale of Products—Insulin 46 06Tuberculosis Prevention Branch—Patients' Maintenance 3,243 79

Laboratory Branch:

Fees Analytical 43 00Pathological 66 00

109 00



Refunds—Continued

Department of Health—Continued

Ontario Hospitals:

Perquisites 8,897 01Miscellaneous 1,302 04

10,199 05


Department of Highways:

Main Office:

Sale of Services and Materials 1,046 99Permits—Sign and Housemoving 1,051 10

Gasoline Pumps 529 00Rentals—Gas Line Franchise 325 00

Property 494 02

Sale of Property 4,061 50Contract Security Deposits 152,434 00Miscellaneous 68,286 64

228,228 25


Department of Insurance:

The Insurance Act:

Licenses—Joint Stock Companies 182 50Fraternal and Mutual Benefit Societies.. . 20 00Agents, Brokers and Adjusters 6,409 00

Miscellaneous 5 006,6 1C 50

The Real Estate and Business Brokers Act:

Licenses 6,080 00Miscellaneous 1,893 00

7,973 00The Collection Agencies Act—Licenses 45 00The Investment Contracts Act—Licenses 270 00The Mortgage Brokers Registration Act:

Fees—Registrations 190 00Applications 20 00

210 00


Department of Labour:

Main Office—Miscellaneous 3,295 89

Apprenticeship Branch:

Fees—Motor Vehicle Repair Trade 57151Barbering and Hairdressing 609 30Miscellaneous 5 30

1,186 11

Boiler Inspection Branch:

Fees—Inspections, etc ' 331 50Miscellaneous 217 75

549 25

Factory Inspection Branch:

Fees—Building Plan Examinations 2,060 85



Refunds—Continued

Department of Labour—Continued

Board of Examiners of Operating Engineers:

Fees—Examinations, etc 1,434 50Sale of Textbooks 19 00Miscellaneous 382 10

1,835 60Minimum Wage Branch:

The Industrial Standards Act—Penalties 31 27

Industry and Labour Board:

Sale of Vacation-with-Pay Books 1,627 27Sale of Vacation-with-Pay Stamps 24,571 73Miscellaneous 39 75

26,238 75

Office of Athletics Commissioner:

Taxes 1197Licenses 106 00Security Deposits 4,100 00Miscellaneous 4 25

4,222 22Elevator Inspection Branch:

Fees—Inspections, etc 801 00


Department of Lands and Forests:

Accounts Branch:

Leases—Water Power 167,774 91

Contract Deposits 200 00Land Tax 1,992 78Fees—Casual 2,119 35

172,087 04Forest Protection Branch—Miscellaneous 4 50Lands Branch

:

Rentals—Crown Leases 409 20Land Sales 10,746 01

Miscellaneous 130 15

11,285 36Parks Branch—Miscellaneous 85 00Reforestation Branch—Sale of Trees 1,344 89Timber Management Branch—Dues, etc 121,684 71

Fish and Wildlife Branch:

Licenses—Fishing, Hunting, etc 6,284 35Fines . 1,780 00Sales—Confiscated Articles 37 00Royalty 146 95Costs Collected 71 50Miscellaneous 9 85

8,329 65

314,821 15


Department of Mines:

Licenses and Permits:

Miners 77 00Quarry 10 00

87 00Mining Claims:

Recording Fees 1,314 50Abstracts and Miscellaneous 1,123 55

2,438 05

1960-61 TREASURY DEPARTMENT WJ1


Refunds—Continued

Department of Mines—Continued

Rentals:

Gas Leases 1 , 184 76Mining Leases 414 62Licenses of Occupation 43 31

1,642 69Royalties—Gas and Oil 14 90

Taxes:

Acreage 212 75

Profits 118,089 75

Gas 1,195 42119,497 92

Fees—Laboratory 30 64Services:

Prints, Maps and Reports 124 93Miscellaneous 302 86

427 79Sulphur Dioxide Deposit 276 84Mining Recorders—Mining Land Sales 29,949 03Discount on United States Funds 11 54


Department of Municipal Affairs:

Main Office:

Sales—Reports, etc 150Municipal Auditors' License Fees 5 00Miscellaneous 66 45

72 95Ontario Municipal Board—Fees 2,356 00


Department of Provincial Secretary and Citizenship:

Main Office:

Fees—Letters Patent 14,643 80Supplementary Letters Patent 4,738 25Companies' Returns 9,557 80Commissions 110 00Miscellaneous 2,218 13

31,267 98

Licenses:

Extra-Provincial 752 50Marriage 680 00Mortmain 3,125 01

4,557 51

Office of the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly:

Fees on Private Bills 128 05

Queen's Printer:

Gazette Advertising, etc 694 30Sales—Other Government Publications 561 70

1,256 00Registrar General's Branch—Searches, etc 18,405 24




Refunds—Continued

Department of Public Welfare:

Child Welfare Branch:

Licenses re The Children's Boarding Homes Act 14 00

14 00Deducted from Revenue 14 00


Main Office:

Rentals—General 225 00Parking Areas 572 75

797 75

Sales—Materials 9 72Property 18,895 67

18,905 39Provincial Aid to Drainage 77 54Miscellaneous 26 89


Department of Reform Institutions:

Institutions:

Perquisites 5,364 00Casual Sales 64 28Maintenance Recovery—Training Schools 7 20



Motor Vehicles Branch—Fees, etc 108,900 92Ontario Highway Transport Board—Fees 2,210 00Unsatisfied Judgment Fund 3,518 67

114,629 59Deducted from Revenue 1 14,629 59

Department of Travel and Publicity;

Development Branch:

Licenses—Tourist Establishment 699 00Sales—Enquiry Lists, etc 10 10

709 10

Theatres Branch

:

Fees—Censorship , 97 50Licenses—Theatres, etc 10 00

107 50

816 60Deducted from Revenue 816 60

Treasury Department:

Main Office:

Canada Savings Bonds (a) 1,725 22

Vacation-with-Pay—Unclaimed Contributions^a) 1,104 87Bequests:

Charitable and Educational (a) 27,024 42Outstanding Cheques (a) 7,969 61

1960-6 1 TREASURY DEPARTMENT W23


Refunds—Continued

Treasury Department—Continued


Security Deposits:Contracts (a) 7,650 00Exploratory Licenses of Occupa-

tion Work Guarantees (a) 4,000 0011,650 00

Elementary Teachers' Loan Fund (a) 200 00Training School for Boys (a) 100 00Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway

Co.—Deposits re Interest Maturities (a) 54,000 00Ontario Hospital Services Commission

—

Special Assistance Account:St. Joseph's General Hospital,

Elliot Lake . (a) 750,000 00Salvation Army Grace Hospital,

Toronto (a) 100,000 00Ottawa General Hospital,

Ottawa (a) 315,000 00St. Vincent Hospital, Ottawa. (a) 260,000 00St. Louis-Marie de Montfort

Hospital, Ottawa (a) 80,000 00Sydenham District Hospital,

Wallaceburg (a) 80,000 00Hotel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall(A) 95,000 00

1.680,000 00Youths' Friends Association of Canada, Inc. .(a) 2,000 00Repayment to Government of Canada under

Tax Rental Agreement, 1952-56 (a) 3,062,744 65

1,230 50442 01

123 3043 05

1,700 61—21,031,396 1\

4,848,518 77

Defence Training Board 509,366 26Income Tax deducted at source 14,045,828 91

Canada Savings Bonds 1,624,142 83Exploratory Licenses of Occupation Work

GuaranteesReserve for Outstanding ChequesTile Drainage DebenturesUnclaimed Wage ChequesMiscellaneous

Comptroller of Revenue Branch:

Gasoline Tax 18,677,221 01*

Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax 184,474 93 *

Corporations Tax 5,960,068 94Succession Duty 1,525,884 80Hospitals Tax 131,923 82Land Transfer Tax 4,264 96Security Transfer Tax 1,074 65Logging Tax 9,237 22Law Stamps 11 50Income Tax Rental Agreement 1,187,475 00

27,681,636 S3Ontario Racing Commission—Licenses, etc 377 00Public Debt:

Temporary Investments 6,678 10

48,720,088 17

Deducted from Revenue 43,871,569 404,848,518 77

(a) Transferred to Loans and Special Funds (See Part Y)

Refunds $ 4,848,518 77

Statutory $40,461,123 29

Total Expenditure, Treasury Department $45,135,318.43


PUBLIC DEBT—PRINCIPAL, INTEREST, ETC. (STATUTORY)

Stock and Debentures (see pages W 6-7) $107,469,581 80

Miscellaneous ($7,638,014.11)

Interest on Trust Funds and Special Accounts ($7,341,758.09)

Assurance Fund under The Land Titles Act 7,500 00Bank Overdrafts 3,300 23Bequests, etc.—Charitable and Educational Purposes (R.S.O. 1960, Chap. 142,

Sec. 23) 10,475 78Municipal Sinking Funds 6,093 33Ontario Food Terminal Board Sinking Fund 16,861 40Province of Ontario Savings Office Deposits 2,641,449 69Public Service Retirement Fund 32,225 71

Public Service Superannuation Fund 4,546,037 09Queen Elizabeth II Ontario Scholarship Fund 25,000 00Sandwich, Windsor & Amherstburg Railway Company-

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Deposit against future interest payments 2,448 25Sinking Fund Deposits 14,630 14

School Board Deposits re Capital Expenditures 265 99Accrued Interest on Improvement District of Elliot Lake Debentures 10,284 03Accrued Interest and Premium Paid on Improvement District of Manitouwadge

Debentures 2,380 98Accrued Interest on Sinking Fund Investments 15,026 31Accrued Interest on Tile Drainage Debentures 7,779 16

Exchange on U.S. Funds ($290.57)

Sundry 290 57

Loan Flotation Expenses ($26,601.10)

Express, Printing andLoan Series etc. Engraving

"CY" and "CZ" $ 53 60 $26,010 00The Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation 537 50

53 60 $26,547 5026,601 10

General Administration Expenses ($93,138.50)

Insurance, postage, cablegrams and express $ 1,403 70Lithograph plates and printing of blank debenture forms 88,688 00Collection charges re Tile Drainage Debentures 1,772 21

Miscellaneous 1,274 59

Premium on Debentures Purchased for Debt Cancellationand Sinking Fund Investments ($176,225.85)

Debt cancellation—Series "AN" due December 2, 1960 $ 3 75

Sinking Fund Investments—various 176,222 10

93,138 50

76,225 85

Gross Disbursements—Principal, Interest and Expenses $115,107,595 91

Deduct—Interest, Exchange, Discount and Commission—Revenue for Fiscal

Year 1961 (as per details on Statement No. 27, page 36) 25,393,575 67

Net Disbursements—Principal, Interest and Expenses $ 89,714,020 24

Sinking Fund Provisions and Investments Purchased

Sinking Fund Instalments ($33,822,000.00)

Debenture Loan, Series "AN" $ 1,454,000 00General 32,368,000 00

33,822,000 00


Public Debt—Principal, etc. (Statutory)—Continued

Sinking Fund Provisions and Investments Purchased—Continued

Investment of General Sinking Funds ($14,873,500.00)

Purchased during Fiscal Year 1961

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Province of Ontario Debentures

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Cost Price $ 12,566,593 60Add: Discount (see Statement No. 27) 688,128 50

$ 13,254,722 10Deduct: Premium (see Page W 24) 176,222 10

Par Value $ 13,078,500 00

Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway CompanyBonds (assumed by Province of Ontario)6%—Due July 1, 1961—at par 4,000 00

Ontario Northland Transportation CommissionDebentures (guaranteed by Province of Ontario)

4%—Due October 1, 1960—at par. .$ 500,000 004%—Due October 1, 1961—at par.. 500,000 004%—Due October 1, 1962—at par. . 500,000 004%—Due February 1, 1962—at par.. 240,000 00

1,740,000 00

University of Toronto Bonds (guaranteed by Province of

Ontario)3%—Due August 15, 1970—at par 1 ,000 00

The Ontario Municipal Improvement CorporationDebentures (guaranteed by Province of Ontario)

4^%—Due December 1, 1960—at par 50,000 0014,873,500 00

Temporary Investments ($435,474,000.00)

Purchases of securities under repurchase agreements comprising Government of

Canada (Direct and Guaranteed) and Provincial Governments (Direct andGuaranteed) etc., pursuant to Section 20 of The Financial AdministrationAct 435,474,000 00

Total Public Debt—Principal, Interest, etc $573,883,520 24

PART X

GOVERNMENT STATIONERY ACCOUNT



X 2 t PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

GOVERNMENT STATIONERY ACCOUNT

Contract Printing and Binding:

Noble Scott Co., Ltd., Official Gazette, 59,303.24; Legislative Printing, 62,785.22 . 122,088 46

Stock Paper:

Howard Smith Paper Mills Ltd., 18,321.98; Whyte-Hooke Papers, Ltd., 6,158.65;Accounts under $3,500, 607.53 25,088 16

Stock and Printing Purchases

:

Addressograph-Multigraph of Canada, Ltd., 8,832.87; Alexander Lithographers,Ltd., 12,223.22; Robert Allworth, Ltd., 3,815.11; Apeco of Canada, Ltd.,

28,126.58; Arcadian Press, 5,451.00; Art Service, 3,501.90; Arthurs-Jones Litho-graphing, Ltd., 18,015.80; Artistic Stationery Co., Ltd., 4,665.84; Ashton-Potter,Ltd., 10,330.67; Associated Printers, Ltd., 24,548.88; D. A. Balfour Co., Ltd.,

5,329.98; Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd., 21,858.68; Bean Printing & PublishingCo., Ltd., 8,314.23; Beatty Printing Ltd., 5,207.44; Beckford Lithographers,Ltd., 24,782.60; Blackhall & Co., Ltd., 13,154.19; Block & Anderson (Canada),Ltd., 7,924.26; Brigdens, Ltd., 24,056.20; Brown Brothers, Ltd., 83,641.37;Brown & Collett, Ltd., 5,579.79; Charles Bruning Co. (Canada), Ltd., 4,011.92;

Bryant Press, Ltd., 157,009.52; Buntin Gillies & Co., Ltd., 38,250.40; BuntinReid Paper Co., Ltd., 72,266.85; Burroughs Business Machines, Ltd., 16,563.58;

Bernard Cairns, Ltd., 11,934.54; Callow-Beare's, Ltd., 9,651.11; Canada Carbon& Ribbon Co., Ltd., 3,876.84; Canada Law Book Co., Ltd., 11,440.95; CanadaLithographing Co., Ltd., 29,294.39; Canada Paper Wholesale, Ltd., 9,421.16;

Canadian Library Supplies, 11,473.14; Cape & Co., Ltd., 7,093.06; Carroll's

Canadian Metals, Ltd., 4,595.18; Carswell Co., Ltd., 7,748.97; Centurv Press,

Ltd., 6,383.90; Challenger Manifold Corp., Ltd., 28,694.14; Charles ChapmanCo., Ltd., 8,546.13; M. C. Charters & Co., Ltd., 9,145.17; Charters PublishingCo., Ltd., 20,297.29; Cockburn & Eckler Printers, 4,293.22; Co-Graphics, Ltd.,

10,865.20; Commercial Paper's Ltd., 5,631.76; Continuous Forms & Envelopes,Ltd., 10,297.83; Copeland-Chatterson, Ltd., 7,461.47; Copp Clark Publishing

Co., Ltd., 24,533.30; Crain Business Systems, 39,859.06; Danforth Press, Ltd.,

6,066.90; Data Business Forms, Ltd., 22,784.36; A. R. Davey Co., Ltd., 3,878.33;

Davis & Henderson, Ltd., 8,299.62; Dawson Creative Advertising, 9,875.14;

Richard De Boo, Ltd., 4,428.60; Delmar Studios Co., Ltd., 15,494.52; JohnDeyell, Ltd., 11,148.66; A. B. Dick Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4,547.43; DictaphoneCorp., Ltd., 10,433.50; Dictating Supply Co., 6,070.09; Dominion EnvelopeCo., Ltd., 12,410.32; Douglas Printing Co., 4,343.56; Robert Duncan & Co.,

Ltd., 5,297.77; Thomas A. Edison Industries, 30,203.00; Egry ContinuousForms, Ltd., 25,228.43; R. T. Eisenberg, 7,790.83; Espie Printing Co.,

Ltd., 23,592.38; W. G. Evans, 8,217.90; Eversharp Pen Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

3,729.10; Fairclough Printing Co., Ltd., 16,971.09; A. J. Feheley, Ltd.,

11,405.65; Fine Papers, Ltd., 59,803.85; Fine Papers, London, Ltd., 18,579.72;

Fleming Atwell Printing Co., Ltd., 11,344.15; Foster & North, Ltd., 5,532.72;

W. J. Gage, Ltd., 25,799.59; Gair Paper Products, 6,071.67; Garden City Press

Co-operative, Ltd., 5,002.50; General Industries, Ltd., 37,475.58; GeneralPrinters, Ltd., 9,851.38; Gestetner (Canada), Ltd., 125,803.21; J. J. Gibbons,Ltd., 14,124.14; Gill Printing Co., 5,573.38; Herbert Gillis Co., 4,506.70;

Globe Envelopes, Ltd., 57,994.95; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 64,720.93; W. L. Griffin,

Ltd., 5,512.75; Gummed Label Specialties Co., Ltd., 4,468.13; William Haines,

3,903.45; Haines Printing, Ltd., 6,034.83; Fred W. Halls Paper Co., Ltd.,

11,316.36; Hambly Brothers, Ltd., 4,063.67; Hanson & Edgar, Ltd., 17,291.51;

S. R. Hart & Co., Ltd., 5,004.53; Henderson Bros., Ltd., 4,493.95; BruceHenderson, Ltd., 8,232.55; Wm. N. Henderson, Ltd., 3,575.00; Hilroy Envelopes& Stationery, Ltd., 16,381.07; Hooker Stationery Co., 4,623.31; HoustonsStandard Publications, Ltd., 8,740.96; Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., 10,906.30;

Hunter Rose Co., Ltd., 166,220.78; Index Card Co., Ltd., 19,173.70; Instru-

ments (1951), Ltd., 6,725.72; Insurance Forms Co., Ltd., 8,218.95; Inter-

national Business Machines Co., Ltd., 39,517.12; C. H. Johnston & Co., 4,125.57;

H. J. Jones & Sons, Ltd., 6,571.95; A. Kimball, Ltd., 31,525.83; Kinsley-McCole-man, 7,047.95; Labine Printers, 3,509.61; LaSalle Press, Ltd., 4,304.04; Litho-

Print, Ltd., 41,216.74; Lo-Mor Printers, 12,684.95; London Printing & Litho-

graphing Co., Ltd., 76,065.17: Lowe-Martin Co., Ltd., 26,244.81; Lumley &Hewitt, 4,122.04; Macdonald Donnelly, Ltd., 20,595.91; MacLean-HunterPublishing Co., Ltd., 86,920.75; Marchant Calculators, Ltd., 4,805.00; MamochOffice Supply Co., 18,204.40; McBee Co., Ltd., 4,582.18; McCorquodale &Blades (Printers), Ltd., 28,453.94; R. G. McLean, Ltd., 3,677.75; MerchantsPrinting Co., Ltd., 7,404.70; Might Directories, Ltd., 7,116.19; Minnesota Mining

1960-61 GOVERNMENT STATIONERY ACCOUNT X3

Government Stationery Account—Continued

Stock and Printing Purchases—Continued

& Mfg. of Canada, Ltd., 17,378.64; Mission Press, 5,277.10; Mitchell Houghton,Ltd., 11,884.55; Monarch Papers, Ltd., 3,640.62; Moore Business Forms, Ltd.85,537.02; Morris Printing Co., 4,248.50; Munn Envelopes, Ltd., 12,762.48;Munns Press, 3,535.18; Murray Kelly Printing & Lithographing, Ltd., 4,308.95;National Paper Goods, Ltd., 18,539.28; National Stationers, Ltd., 105,410.04Geo. J. Nattress, 3,562.76; Neville Papers, Ltd., 11,092.31; Newsome & Gilbert,

Ltd., 21,212.07; Northern Miner Press, Ltd., 19,048.10; Northern Stationery &Printing Co., 3,864.81; Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd., 40,939.24; Offset Print& Litho, Ltd., 4,178.70; Ofrex (Canada), Ltd., 27,717.36; Operation RelianceInc., 13,086.28; Pakfold Continuous Forms, Ltd., 3,906.34; T. J. Parsons, Ltd.,

7,332.56; Pearce Publishing Co., Ltd., 13,212.01; Peerless Distributors, Ltd.,

12,445.18; W. R. Phillips Co., Ltd., 6,399.00; Photostat Corp., 27,281.39; Pitney-Bowes of Canada, Ltd., 8,582.46; Prescott Journal, 5,521.39; Preston Micro-filming Services, Ltd., 3,919.90; Provincial Envelope Co. of Canada, 4,823.84;Prudential Press, 5,793.08; Publishers, Ltd., 4,358.50; Chas. N. Purvis & Son,4,444.85; Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 8,939.11; Recordak of Canada, Ltd.,

9,022.83; Redi-Set Business Forms, Ltd., 27,381.28; Regent Printing, 6,869.85;Remington Rand, Ltd., 33,144.54; Richardson Bond & Wright, Ltd., 14,136.33;Rolph-Clark-Stone, Ltd., 107,803.88; Roneo Co. of Canada, Ltd., 5,608.70;Rous & Mann Press, Ltd., 39,724.79; Royal Typewriter Co., Ltd., 6,006.67;Runge Press, Ltd., 10,541.59; Ryerson Press, 267,065.48; Saturday Night Press,

53,949.70; Noble Scott Co., Ltd., 143,976.21; Seeley Systems of Canada, Ltd.,

17,765.96; Shepherd Printing Co., Ltd., 4,961.60; Smith-Corona (Canada),Ltd., 13,988.31; Southam Printing Co., Ltd., 6,141.42; Stainton Office Supply,Ltd., 23,940.65; Standard Embossing Co., Ltd., 7,002.36; Standard Engravers,Ltd., 5,804.43; Strike-Rite Matches, Ltd., 4,264.37; Surveying & DrawingSupply Co., Ltd., 4,286.38; A. Talbot, Ltd., 12,899.89; Telford & CraddockPrinters, Ltd., 68,695.30; E. G. Thomas & Son, Ltd., 16,077.53; Thorn Press,

21,841.35; G. M. Thornton & Son, Ltd., 14,879.98; Toronto Envelope Co.,Ltd., 3,822.25; John Underwood (Canada), Ltd., 4,858.80; Underwood, Ltd.,

77,235.06; United Paper Mills, Ltd., 28,840.67; United Stationery Co., Ltd.,

21,066.52; Universal Offset, Ltd., 9,095.13; Victor Adding Machine Co. (Canada),Ltd., 4,443.65; Victoria Publishing Co., 8,321.17; Walker Press, Ltd., 106,973.23;Wallace Davey Printing Co., 4,746.00; Warwick Bros. & Rutter, Ltd., 7,261.44;West Toronto Printing House, Ltd., 12,613.47; Whyte-Hooke Papers, Ltd.,

10,614.26; Wilson-Munroe Co., Ltd., 13,780.60; Winchester Press, 4,431.81;Windsor Daily Star, 4,368.95; Windsor Office Supply, Ltd., 5,454.57; Accountsunder $3,500, 477,661.39 4,635,540 41

Total Purchases 4,782,717 03Deduct—Distribution and Cash Sales 4,784,890 26

Excess of Distribution and Cash Sales over Purchases $ 2,173 23

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