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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

OF THE

OVINCE OF ONTARIO

FOR THE

Year Ended 31st March

1943

PRINTED BY ORDER OF
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO

ONTARIO

Printed by T.

TORONTO
Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

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OF THE

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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO

FOR THE

Year Ended 31st March

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PRINTED BY ORDER OF

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1, 1944

ONTARIO

TORONTO
Printed by T E. Bowman. Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty

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To The Honourable Albert Matthews,

Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontario.

May It Please^ Your Honour:

The undersigned has the honour to present to Your Honour the Public
Accounts of the Province of Ontario for the year ended March 31st, 1943.

Respectfully submitted,

Leslie M. Frost,

Treasurer.

Treasury Department, Ontario,
November 15th, 1943.

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Provincial Auditor's Office,

November 15th, 1943

The Honourable Leslie M. Frost,
Provincial Treasurer,

Sir, — I have the honour to submit to you the Public Accounts of the
Province of Ontario for the year ended March 31st, 1943, in accordance with
the requirements of the Audit Act.

Respectfully submitted,

H. A. Cotnam, C.A.,

Provincial Auditor.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Index to Details of Revenue and Expenditure

Expenditure

Revenue

Agriculture Department

Page
A 1-35

B 1-26

C 1-41

D 1-10

E 1-52

F 1-34

G 1-3

Q 5-9

H 1-11

I 1-19

J 1-4

K 1-2

L 1-7

T 1-11

M 1-7

N 1-7

1-3

P 1-17

Q 1-17

U 1-2
R i-17
S 1-16

Page
14-15

Attorney-General's Department

16

Education Department

17

Game and Fisheries Department

18

Health Department

19

Highways Department

20

Insurance Department .

21

Interest

Labour Department

22

Lands and Forests Department

23

Legislation

24

Lieutenant-Governor's Office

Mines Department

24

Miscellaneous

Municipal Affairs Department

25

Prime Minister's Department

25 '

Provincial Auditor's Office

26

Provincial Treasurer's Department . .

27

Public Debt, Loan Advances, Special Funds Repayments, Etc.
Public Welfare Department

31-33

27

28

alphabetical index at back of book

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INDEX TO STATEMENTS

Statement

No. PAGE

Assets and Liabilities 6-7

1 Consolidated Revenue Fund 8-9

2 Ordinary Revenue and Expenditure 10-1 1

3 Capital Receipts and Disbursements 1 2-13

REVENUE

Department of —

4 Agriculture 14-15

5 Attorney-General 16

6 Education 17

7 Game and Fisheries 18

8 Health 19

9 Highways •* 20

10 Insurance 21

1 1 Labour 22

12 Lands and Forests 23

13 Legislation 24

14 Mines 24

15 Municipal Affairs 25

1 6 Prime Minister 25

17 Provincial Secretary 26

18 Provincial Treasurer 27

19 Public Welfare 27

20 Public Works 28

21 Interest, Commission, Exchange and Discount 29

22 Capital Receipts 30

23 Loan Repayments 31

24 Special Funds Deposits 32

25 Deferred Assets and Surplus Receipts 32

26 Public Debt — Proceeds from Loans 33

27 Corporations and Income Taxes 34

28 King's Printer's Office 35,

MISCELLANEOUS STATEMENTS

Provincial Debt and Investment Thereof 38

Gross Provincial Debt 39

Net Provincial Debt 40

Sources of Ordinary Revenue 41

Hydro-Electric Power Commission — (Advances and Receipts) 42

Loans to Municipalities, etc 43

Buildings, Roads, etc 43

Accounts Receivable 44

Plant, Livestock, Stores and Equipment 44

Deferred Assets . 44

Discount on Debentures 45

Sinking Funds — Investments 46

Railway Aid Certificates 47

Temporary Loans — Treasury Bills 47

Bank Balances 47

Province of Ontario Savings Office Balance Sheet 48

Agricultural Development Finance Act — Investments 48

Special Funds 48

Reserves 48

Public Service Superannuation Fund 49

Municipal Sinking Funds 50

Drainage and Housing Loans 51

Contingent Liabilities 52-56

Province of Ontario — Stock and Debentures 56a

Payment to Officials from more than one source 57-58

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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

PROVINCE OF

ASSETS AND

As at March

Capital Assets
Page

No.

Realizable or Income Producing:

— Dominion of Canada —

Subsidies— $3,155,007.48 of which $2,941,424.28

Capitalized at 5% $ 58,828,485 60

Common School Fund (Ontario and Quebec) —

Ontario's share of Fund 1,424,597 20

$ 60,253,082 80

42 Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario —

Advances (Net) 121,684,188 12

— Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway —

Advances 30,207,934 92

48 Agricultural Development Finance Act —

Investments 32,156,720 11

43 Loans to Municipalities, Etc 3,263,145 33

44 Accounts Receivable 29,780 38

— Miscellaneous Investments 500 00

$247,595,351 66

43 Buildings, Roads, Etc 471,026,599 67

44 Deferred Assets 2,321,810 71

45 Discount on Debentures — (Less proportion amortized) 6,954,731 32

— Unemployment Direct Relief — (Less amount written off) 14,045,036 40

Total Capital Assets $741,943,529 76

Income Assets

47 Cash $ 8,320,754 41

44 Accounts Receivable 8,032,469 16

48 Interest Receivable (Due and accrued) —

Agricultural Development Finance Act —

Investments 5,727,577 34

44 Plant, Livestock, Stores and Equipment 3,061,1 15 77

Total Income Assets 25,141,916 68

$767,085,446 44

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

ONTARIO

LIABILITIES

31, 1943

Capital Liabilities
Page
No.

Funded Debt:
56a Ontario Stock and Debentures $624,128,573 30

46 Less— Sinking Funds 13,839,259 43

$610,289,313 87

47 Railway Aid Certificates 115,616 10

$610,404,929 97

Unfunded Debt:

48 Demand Deposits with Province of Ontario

Savings Office $ 35,740,640 34

47 Temporary Loans— Treasury Bills 43,000,000 00

48 Special Funds 6,036,737 05

— Miscellaneous 7,000 00

84,784,377 39

Total Capital Liabilities $695,189,307 36

Income Liabilities

Accounts Payable $ 1,659,460 04

Accrued Interest on Funded and Unfunded Debt.. . . 8,015,593 70

Total Income Liabilities 9,675,053 74

$704,864,361 10

48 Reserves 1,151,074 05

Surplus 61,070,011 29

$767,085,446 44

52 Contingent Liabilities:

Bonds, Etc., Guaranteed by the Province $122,734,860 52

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

NET RECEIPTS

Statement

CONSOLIDATED

For the Fiscal Year, April

State-
ment

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

23

24
25

26

Department

Agriculture

Attorney-General . . .

Education

Game and Fisheries .

Health

Highways

Insurance

Labour

Lands and Forests . .

Legislation

Mines

Municipal Affairs. . .

Prime Minister

Provincial Secretary
Provincial Treasurer

Public Welfare

Public Works

Loan Repayments —
All Departments

Special Funds — Deposits-
All Departments

Deferred Assets, etc

Public Debt-
Loans. . . .

Proceeds from

Total Net Receipts.

Ordinary

$ c.

367,948 06

872,829 90

52,674 59

962,350 89

1,651,996 10

32,458,998 83

209,157 77

105,450 06

6,001,987 16

11,096 21

2,556,549 03

16,760 21

14,728 63

587,727 90

62,184,627 66

7,499 70

151,680 45

Capital

c.

33,304 65

69,275 28
40,100 16'

413 50

108,214,063 15

108,214,063 15

143,093 59

18,190,576 44

1,757,989 75
2,487,657 42

22,579,317 20
96,898,423 23

108,214,063 15

119,477,740 43

Total

$ c.

367,948 06

872,829 90

52,674 59

962,350 89

1,651,996 10

32,492,303 48

209,157 77

105,450 06

6,071,262 44

11,096 21

2,596,649 19

16,760 21

14,728 63

587,727 90

62,184,627 66

7,499 70

152,093 95

108,357,156 74

18,190,576 44

1,757,989 75
2,487,657 42

130,793,380 35
96,898,423 23

227,691,803 58

227,691,803 58

SURPLUS ON

For the Fiscal Year, April

Net Ordinary Revenue

Less — Net Ordinary Expenditure (before
Direct Relief)

Surplus (before providing for Unemployment
Less — Unemployment Direct Relief and

Surplus

1942-43

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

REVENUE FUND

1, 1942, to March 31, 1943

NET DISBURSEMENTS

Page
No.

Department

Ordinary

Capital

Total

A 1-35

Agriculture

$ c.

5,772,950 19

3,060,984 57

14,171,395 72

571,852 61

10,751,865 00

12,444,150 33

52,802 18

641,522 37

3,500,835 85

259,521 49

9,774 96

320,036 64

3,090,606 50

332,748 62

113,939 23

1,373,560 08

1,277,363 05

7,986,139 28

761,617 77

5,900 00

35,422 96

$ c.
1,200 00

$ c.
5,774,150 19

B 1-26

Attorney-General . .

3,060,984 57

C 1-41

Education

65,638 43
2,879 88

14,237,034 15

D 1-10

Game and Fisheries

574,732 49

E 1-52

Health

10,751,865 00

F 1-34

Highways

7,336,234 93

19,780,38^ 26

52,802 18

641,522 37

G 1-3

Insurance

H 1-11

Labour

I 1-19

Lands and Forests

149 54

3,500,985 39

J 1-4

Legislation

259,521 49

K 1-2

Lieutenant-Governor

9,774 96

L 1-7

Mines

320,036 64
3,090,606 50

Ml-7

Municipal Affairs

N 1-7

Prime Minister

332,748 62

1-3

Provincial Auditor

113,939 23

P 1-17

Provincial Secretary

1,373,560 08

Q 1-17

Provincial Treasurer

215,000 00

1,492,363 05

R 1-17

Public Welfare

7,986,139 28

S 1-16

Public Works

316,749 03

1,078,366 80
5,900 00

35,422 96

T 1-9

Miscellaneous

T10-11

Stationery Account (Excess of pur-
chases over distribution)

•

Public Debt — Interest, Exchange, etc.

Unemployment Direct Relief and Ad-
ministration thereof

Q 5-9

66,534,989 40
24,126,087 02

7,937,851 81

74,472,841 21
24,126,087 02

R13-16

90,661,076 42
1,603,168 64

7,937,851 81

98,598,928 23
1,603,168 64

Loan Advances — All Departments. . .

U 1

92,264,245 06

7,937,851 81
74,306 33

1,708,233 50
435,442 86

100,202,096 87
74,306 33

U 1-2

Special Funds — Repayments —

All Departments

1,708,233 50

U 2

Deferred Assets, etc

435,442 86

Public Debt — Retirement of Loans, etc.

Total Net Disbursements

Add —

Sinking Funds — Increase in
Uninvested Funds

92,264,245 06

10,155,834 50

102,420,079 56

U 1

109,519,100 00

109,519,100 00

92,264,245 Q6

119,674,934 50

211,939,179 56

1,267,805 66
6,469,454 47
8,015,363 89

Bank Overdraft— March 31, 1942.. .

47

Cash in Banks— March 31, 1943.. . .

15,752,624 02

227,691,803 58

ORDINARY ACCOUNT

1, 1942, to March 31, 1943

$108,214,063 15

providing for Unemployment
90,661,076 42

Direct Relief) $ 17,552,986 73

Administration thereof 1,603,168 64

$ 15,949,818 09

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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Statement

STATEMENT OF ORDINARY

For the Fiscal Year, April

ORDINARY REVENUE

Page

State-

No.

ment

14-15

4

16

5

17

6

18

7

19

8

20

9

21

10

22

11

23

12

24

13

24

14

25

15

25

16

26

17

27

18

27

19

28

20

29

21

Department

Gross
Revenue

Deduct Reim-
bursements

of
Expenditure

Net
Revenue

Agriculture

$ c.

367,948 06

1,048,433 84

52,674 59

962,350 89

1,667,083 97

32,458,998 83

209,157 77

111,820 39

6,001,987 16

11,096 21

2,560,229 99

16,760 21

14,728 63

1,150,849 11

62,485,410 08

7,499 70

154,680 45

$ c.

$ c.
367,948 06

Attorney-General

175,603 94

872,829 90

Education

52,674 59

Game and Fisheries

962,350 89

Health

15,087 87

1,651,996 10

Highways

32,458,998 83

Insurance

209,157 77

Labour

6,370 33

105,450 06

Lands and Forests

6,001,987 16

Legislation

11,096 21

Mines

3,680 96

2,556,549 03

Municipal Affairs

16,760 21

Prime Minister

14,728 63

Provincial Secretary

563,121 21
300,782 42

587,727 90

Provincial Treasurer

62,184,627 66

Public Welfare

7,499 70

Public Works

3,000 00

151,680 45

Interest, Commission, Ex-
change and Discount

109,281,709 88
8,794,334 34

1,067,646 73
8,794,334 34

108,214,063 15

118,076,044 22

9,861,981 07

108,214,063 15

1942-43

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

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No. 2

REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE

1, 1942, to March 31, 1943

ORDINARY EXPENDITURE

Page
No.

Department

Gross
Expenditure

Deduct Reim-
bursements

of
Expenditure

Net
Expenditure

A 1-35

B 1-26

C 1-41

D 1-10

E 1-52

F 1-34

G 1-3

H 1-11

1-19
1-4

K 1-2
L 1-7
Ml-7

N 1-7

O 1-3

P 1-17

Q 1-17

R 1-17

S 1-16

T 1-9
T10-11

Q 5-9
R13-16

Agriculture

Attorney-General

Education

Game and Fisheries

Health

Highways

Insurance

Labour

Lands and Forests

Legislation

Lieutenant-Governor

Mines

Municipal Affairs

Prime Minister

Provincial Auditor

Provincial Secretary

Provincial Treasurer

Public Welfare

Public Works

Miscellaneous

Stationery Account (Excess of Pur-
chases over distribution)

Public Debt — Interest, Exchange, etc

Unemployment Direct Relief and Ad-
ministration thereof

$ c

5,772,950 19

3,236,588 51

14,171,395 72

571,852 61

10,766,952 87

12,444,150 33

52,802 18

647,892 70

3,500,835 85

259,521 49

9,774 96

323,717 60

3,090,606 50

332,748 62

113,939 23

1,936,681 29

1,578,145 47

7,986,139 28

764,617 77

5,900 00

35,422 96

$ c.

175. 603 94'

15,087 87

6,370 33

3,680 96

563,121 21
300,782 42

3.000 00

$ c.

5,772,950 19

3,060,984 57

14,171,395 72

571,852 61

10,751,865 00

12,444,150 33

52,802 18

641,522 37

3,500,835 85

259,521 49

9,774 96

320,036 64

3,090,606 50

332,748 62

113,939 23

1,373,560 08

1,277,363 05

7,986,139 28

761,617 77

5.900 00

35,422 96

67,602,636 13
32,920,421 36

1,067,646 73
8,794,334 34

66,534,989 40
24,126,087 02

100,523,057 49
1,603,168 64

9,861,981 07

90,661,076 42
1,603,168 64

102,126,226 13 9,861,981 07 92,264,245 06

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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

CAPITAL RECEIPTS

Statement

CAPITAL RECEIPTS

For the Fiscal Year, April

Page

State-

No.

ment

20

9

23

12

24

14

28

20

31

23

32

24

32

25

Department

Gross
Receipts

Deduct
Reimburse-
ments of
Disbursements

Net
Receipts

Highways

Lands and Forests

Mines

Public Works

$ c.

33,304 65

69,275 28

40,100 16

413 50

Loan Repayments —

All Departments

Special Funds — Deposits —

All Departments

Deferred Assets, etc

143,093 59

28,161,369 25

1,757,989 75
2,487,657 42

$ c.

33,304 65

69,275 28

40,100 16

413 50

9,970,792 81

143,093 59

18,190,576 44

1,757,989 75
2,487,657 42

32,550,110 01

9,970,792 81 | 22,579,317 20

1942-43

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

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No. 3

AND DISBURSEMENTS

1, 1942 to March 31, 1943

CAPITAL DISBURSEMENTS

Page
No.

Department

Gross
Disbursements

Deduct
Reimburse-
ments of
Disbursements

Net
Disbursements

A 1-35

Agriculture

$ c.

1,200 00

65,638 43

2,879 88

7,336,234 93

149 54

215,000 00

316,749 03

$ c.

$ c.
1,200 00

C 1-41

Kducation

65,638 43

D 1-10

Game and Fisheries

2,879 88.

F 1-34

Highways

7,336,234 93

I 1-19

Lands and Forests

149 54

Q 1-17

Provincial Treasurer

215,000 00

S 1-16

Public Works

316,749 03

Loan Advances — All Departments ....
Special Funds — Repayments —
All Departments

7,937,851 81

10,045,099 14

1,708,233 50
435,442 86

7,937,851 81

U 1
Ul-2

9,970,792 81

74,306 33

1,708,233 50
435,442 86

U 2

Deferred Assets, etc

20,126,627 31

9,970,792 81

10,155,834 50

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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Statement No. 4

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Refunds— Sales Tax $ 12 60

Licenses — Auctioneers 200 03

Miscellaneous 115 55

$

Branches —

Statistics and Publications —

Sales — Reports

Agricultural and Horticultural Societies — ■

Services of Judges

Live Stock —
Fees —

Enrolment $ 3,209 03

Tattoo Allotment 304 50

$ 3,513 53

Sale of Stock 1,342 24

Miscellaneous 222 03

Co-operation and Markets —

Licenses — Cheese Buyers $ 106 00

Cheese Producers 5 03

$ 111 03

Fees— Credit Union 422 07

Dairy —

Fees— Cow Testing $ 24 70

Licenses— Dairy Plant: 807 85

Milk Control Board —
Licenses —

Milk Distributors $ 1,151 15

Milk Transporters 153 15

Manufacturers 41 00

Horticultural Experiment Station, Vineland —

Sales— Fruit $ 4,351 05

Rent, etc 5,564 82

Miscellaneous %20 00

Pre-Cooling Station, Brighton —

Storage Charges

Crops, Seeds and Weeds —

Fees— Registration $ 5,171 03

Miscellaneous 77 63

Agricultural Representatives —

Miscellaneous

328 18

180 22

864 60

5,077 80

533 10
832 55

1,345 30

9 ,935 87
3,928 95

5,248 66
238 46

1942-4 3 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

Statement No. 4 — Continued

Ordinary —

Colleges and Farms —

Kemptville Agricultural School —

Produce $ 8,461 53

Stock and Equipment 8,406 42

$ 16,867 95

Rent, Board, etc 1,945 48

Miscellaneous 505 02

$

Ontario Veterinary College —

Fees— Tuition $ 11,665 50

Animal Hospitalization 344 00

Blood Tests 3,361 85

Rent, etc 120 00

Miscellaneous 331 90

Western Ontario Experimental Farm —

Produce $ 25,783 94

Stock and Equipment 8,200 64

$ 33,984 58

Rent, Board, etc 888 00

Demonstration Farm — New Liskeard —

Produce $ 2,809 04

Stock and Equipment 3,61 1 82

$ 6,420 86

Rent, Board, etc 156 00

Demonstration Farm, Hearst —

Produce $ 2,665 19

Stock and Equipment 1,665 50

$ 4,330 69

Rent, Board, etc. 240 00

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph —
Sales —

Produce $ 23,065 02

Stock and Equipment 14,147 56

37 212 58

Fees— Tuition, etc 32,'707 39

Rent, Board, etc 6,579 08

Miscellaneous 4,137 17

Compensation from Dominion Government re

Leasing of Provincial Buildings for War purposes 168,933 53

Northern Ontario —
Seed Grain —

On account of Advances since March 31, 1936:

Principal

Net Ordinary Revenue. . $

15

19,318 45

15,823 25

34,872 58

6,576 86

4,570 69

249,569 75

8,702 79
367.948 06

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Statement No. 5
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY- GENERAL

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943
Ordinary —

Main Office —

Miscellaneous $ 35 80

Auditor of Criminal Justice Accounts —

Perquisites— Rent, etc 3,842 90

Public Trustee —

Escheated Estates $ 106,412 34

Surplus Fees 93,631 33

200,043 67

Fire Marshal —

Taxes— Fire Marshal Act $ 71,560 68

Licenses — Lightning Rod Act 1,349 76

Sales — Copies of Evidence 437 70

Fees — Crown Witnesses 20 80

73,368 94

Inspector of Legal Offices —

Police Magistrates —

Fees $ 24,905 66

Fines 166,068 68

Local Masters of Titles and Registrars of Deeds —

Fees 41,211 79

Local and Surrogate Registrars and County and District
Court Clerks —

Fees 171,332 92

Crown Attorneys —

Fees 34,364 29

Fines and Estreated Bail 2,330 05

Sheriffs —

Fees 37,004 17

Division Court Clerks and Bailiffs —

Fees 42,589 18

Miscellaneous 5,659 28

525,466 02

Law Enforcement— (Ontario Provincial Police) —

Licenses — Detective Agencies $ 3,300 00

Sales — Re Forfeitures 17 00

Miscellaneous 460 00

3,777 00

Ontario Securities Commission —

Fees —

Brokers and Salesmen $ 45,839 50

Collection Agencies 2,458 00

Real Estate 17,133 15

Miscellaneous 864 92

66,295 57

Reimbursements of Expenditures —

Public Trustee —

Refund — Advances for Operating Expenses $ 118,944 72

Official Guardian —

Refund — Advances for Operating Expenses 35,727 03

Supreme Court

Refund — Advances for Operating Expenses 20,932 19

175,603 94

Gross Ordinary Revenue $ 1,048,433 84

Deduct — Reimbursements of Expenditures 175,603 94

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 872,829 90

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 17

Statement No. 6

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Miscellaneous, School Acts, Manuals, etc $ 3,131 71

Branches —

Public and Separate School Education —
Departmental Examinations —

Fees $ 703 50

Appeals 1,538 00

Certificates 1,535 25

3,776 75
Spring and Summer Schools —

Fees 375 00

Inspection of Schools —

Indian Schools— Fees 1,785 00

Institutions —

School for Deaf — Belleville —

Perquisites $ 1,616 00

Fees 5,212 50

Sale of Produce 6,975 96

Miscellaneous 53 08

School for Blind — Brantford —

Perquisites $ 5,451 83

Fees 13,544 46

Sale of Produce 1,331 51

5,936 75

Secondary Schools —

Inspection of Private Schools — Fees 2,965 00

Training Schools —

Fees— Students Health Inspection 3,902 79

Vocational Education —
Fees — Registration —

Trade Schools $ 2,510 00

Agents 43 00

2,553 00

13,857 54

20,327 80

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 52,674 59

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Statement No. 7

DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND FISHERIES

(Under Provincial Secretary)

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Garner-
Licenses —

Trapping $ 39,602 45

Non-Resident— Hunting 93,245 00

Deer 118,083 55

Moose 4,372 50

Gun 102,244 96

Dog 6,450 55

Fur Dealers 26,288 00

Fur Farmers 6,250 00

Tanners 130 00

Cold Storage 209 00

$ 396,876 01

Royalty 122,032 15

Fisheries —
Licenses —

Fishing (Commercial) $ 74,355 00

Angling 306,263 85

■$ 518,908 16

$ 380,618 85
Royalty 10,152 32

390,771 17

General —

Licenses —

Tourist Camps $

Guides

6,565 00
6,840 00

$
Fines

13,405 00

17,718 20

546 00

14,779 25

3,149 00

1,758 55

1,315 56

Costs Collected (Enforcement of Game Act)

Sales — Confiscated articles

Rent

Commission retained by Province on sale of Licenses
Miscellaneous

52,671 56

Net Ordinary Revenue

$

962,350 89

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

Statement No. 8
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Cancer Control —

Sale of Radon Seeds $ 189 31

Miscellaneous 463 95

i

Branches —

Tuberculosis Prevention —

X-Ray and other Services

Epidemiology —

Sale of Products —

Biological Syringes $ 559 40

Insulin 11,902 76

Sanitary Engineering —
Sale of Products —

Chlorine

Laboratory —

Sale of Stock and Equipment $ 3,984 21

Fees —

Analytical 8,849 50

Pathological 12,832 42

Registrar of Nurses —

Fees —

Registration $ 8,510 00

Re-registration 20,173 00

Examination 7,285 00

Sales —

Curriculum and Records 1 1 1 66

Miscellaneous 66 91

Industrial Hygiene —

X-Ray Films and Services

Hospitals —

Patients' Maintenance $ 1,228,547 44

Licenses — Private Hospitals 150 00

Perquisites 173,052 63

Removal of Patients 1,108 32

Transport Service 6,672 13

Miscellaneous 1,213 33

Sale of Produce and Stock 142,253 16

Reimbursements of Expenditures —
Main Office-
Grants —

City of Ottawa— Branch Laboratory $ 3,000 00

City of Sault Ste. Marie— Branch Laboratory. 1,500 00

4,500 00
Institutions —

Orillia Industries —

Revenue from Industrial Operations 10,587 87

Gross Ordinary Revenue

Deduct —

Reimbursements of Expenditures

Net Ordinary Revenue

19

653 26
15,158 82

12,462 16
183 25

25,666 13

36,146 57
8,728 90

1.552.997 01

15,087 87

1,667,083 97

15,087 87

$ 1,651,996 10

20 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Statement No. 9
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Miscellaneous $ 5,300 38

Interest —

Sale of Property (Secured by Mortgage) —

Lands and Buildings 1,374 53

Permits —

Garages $ 53,31 1 46

Signs 15,770 73

Gasoline Pumps 41,486 38

Gasoline Handling 5,050 00

Rentals —

Gas Line — Franchises $ 2,346 34

Property 11,287 23

115,618 57

13,633 57

Taxes —

Gasoline (Collections 1943). $20,996,052 55

Supplement — Dominion-Pro-
vincial Agreement 4,000,000 00

24,996,052 55

$ 25,131,979 60

Motor Vehicles Branch —
Licenses —

• Passenger $ 2,954,949 70

Commercial 2,755,628 90

Convertibles 4,577 90

Trailers 271,858 45

Motor Cycles 2,959 15

Dealers —

Automobiles $ 9,519 00

Motor Cycles 6 00

9,525 00

Chauffeurs 222,198 50

Operators 460,394 30

Public Vehicles 206,036 18

Public Commercial Vehicles 228,644 73

Miscellaneous 290 27

Fees —

In Transit $ 510 65

Duplicate Cards and Badges 10,402 00

Transfers 94,516 50

Certificates and Searches 1,550 73

Lists..... 41 04

Examinations ' 9,625 00

Testing Headlights 30 00

$7,117,063 08

Fines —

Breach of Highway Traffic Act 93,280 23

116,675 92

7,327,019 23

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 32,458,998 83

Capital —

Main Office —
Sales —

Lands and Buildings .$ 33,304 65

$ 32,492,303 48

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 32,458,998 83

Net Capital Receipts— (To Statement No. 22) 33,304 65

$ 32,492,303 48

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 21

Statement No. 10

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE

(Under the Attorney-General)

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Ontario Insurance Act—
Licenses —

Joint Stock Companies $ 65,360 00

Mutual and Cash Mutuals 15,337 50

Fraternal and Mutual Benefit Societies 6,585 00

Other Insurers 3,500 00

Underwriters' Agency 1,350 00

Agents, Brokers and Adjusters 102,437 00

$ 194,569 50
Fees —

Miscellaneous 2,965 13

-$ 197,534 63
Dominion Subvention re Tax on Premiums — Reciprocals. . . 1,120 24

Loan and Trust Corporations Act —
Licenses —

Loan Corporations $ 2,785 00

Loaning Land Companies 235 00

Trust Companies 7,075 00

$ 10,095 00

Fees —

Miscellaneous 357 90

10,452 90

Money Lenders Act —

Licenses 50 00

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 209,157 77

21 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Statement No. 11
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Miscellaneous $ 62 38

Refunds — Administration Expenses due from Dominion Government —

re Employment Offices 13,613 64

$ 13,676 02

Branches —

Apprenticeship Board —

Fees— Motor Vehicle Repair Trade $ 6,280 00

Barbering and Hairdressing 7,612 85

Miscellaneous 16 70

13,909 55

Boiler Inspection —

Sale of Stationery — Regulations $ 8 25

Seals 537 00

$ 545 25

Fees — Inspection, etc 27,968 34

Miscellaneous 2,237 75

30,751 34

Factory Inspection —

Miscellaneous 5 00

Operating Engineers' Board —

Fees— Examinations $ 27,780 29

Sale of Stationery — Text Books 3,573 50

Miscellaneous 13 54

31,367 33

Minimum Wage Board —

Forfeitures — Industrial Standards Act 243 42

Composite Inspection Division —

Fees — Inspection of Uninsured Boilers $ 15,495 65

Miscellaneous 1 75

15,497 40

$ 105,450 06
Reimbursements of Expenditures —
Main Office —

Sale of Stock and Equipment —

Stationery, etc 6,370 33

Gross Ordinary Revenue $ 1 1 1,820 39

Deduct —

Reimbursements of Expenditures 6,370 33

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 105,450 06

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 23

Statement No. 12
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Accounts Branch —

Rentals — Water Power Leases $ 648,484 87

Tax— Provincial Land Tax 146,013 91

Fees— Casual 2,967 87

Refunds — Long Lac Water Diversion Construction —

Refund of Cost (Annuity Payments, 1942 and 1943) 44,850 00

Back to Land Movement — Sale of Buildings, etc 962 06

Land and Recreational Areas Branch —

Rentals — Crown Land Leases and Licenses of Occu-
pation $ 61,910 54

Parks and Beaches —

Rentals 18,975 18

Miscellaneous 23,731 10

Rentals Miscellaneous

$ c. $ c.

Bruce 992 82

Temagami 3,078 65

Algonquin 4,931 03 13,577 84

Quetico 5,983 60

Rondeau 9,236 07 4,166 66

Ipperwash 736 61 3 00

18,975 18 23,731 10

843,278 71

104,616 82

Surveys Branch —

Fees — Aerial Surveys, net 3,438 31

Miscellaneous 224 04

3,662 35

Air Service Branch —

Flying Fees, etc 6,945 96

Reforestation and Conservation Branch —

Sale of Material, Perquisites, etc 8,453 36

Lignite Development —

Perquisites 923 75

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches —

Forest Ranging — Perquisites $ 28,669 50

Radio Service — Fees, etc 23,155 68

Timber Dues, Bonus, etc. 4,982,281 03

5,034,106 21

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 6,001,987 16

Capital —

Land and Recreational Areas Branch —

Land Sales $ 69,162 08

Accounts Branch —

Flowage Easement Claims —

Refunds — Dominion Government 113 20

Net Capital Receipts 69,275 28

$ 6,071,262 44

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 6,001,987 16

Net Capital Receipts (to Statement No. 22) 69,275 28

$ 6,071,262 44

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Statement No. 13
DEPARTMENT OF LEGISLATION

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943
Ordinary —

Office of Legislative Accountant —
Sales —

Legislative Papers —

Statutes $ 4,118 85

Publications 1,147 86

Bills ■ . 1,688 30

$ 6,955 01

Fees— Private Bills 4,1 41 20

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 11,096 21

Statement No. 14
DEPARTMENT OF MINES

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Sand and Gravel —

Rovalties $ 59,802 23

Licenses 1,175 00

Fees — Casual ' 878 73

Sale of Record Books— Metal Sales Act 206 15

Sale of Blue Prints 424 16

Leases— Gas 14,595 00

-$ 77,081 27

Branches —

Inspection-
Fees— Cable Testing 10,448 79

Assessment —

Acreage $ 43,726 74

Profits 2,262,769 98

Gas 54,235 86

2,360,732 58

Chemical and Assay— Fees 686 18

Mining Recorders-
Rentals— Mining Leases $ 10,854 43

Licenses of Occupation 6,861 31

Licenses— Miners 24,237 64

Fees— Recording 31,999 40

Miscellaneous 1,503 60

Sales— Maps 903 15

76,359 53

Natural Gas Commissioner — Licenses 1,042 31

Sulphur Fumes Arbitrator — Refunds re Operating Expenses (1942) .... 5 10

Temiskaming Testing Laboratories —

Fees $ 21,719 20

Sale of Gold Ore 8,258 96

29,978 16

Miscellaneous 21511

$ 2,556,549 03
Reimbursements of Expenditures—
Branches-
Sulphur Fumes Arbitrator — Refunds re Operating Expenses 3,680 96

Gross Ordinary Revenue $ 2,560,229 99

Deduct —

Reimbursements of Expenditures 3,680 96

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 2,556,549 03

Capital —

Mining Recorders — Mining Land Sales 40,100 16

$ 2,596,649 19

Net Ordinary Revenue % 2,556,549 03

Net Capital Receipts (to Statement No. 22) . 40,100 16

$ 2,596,649 19

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 25

Statement No. 15

DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

(Under the Minister of Highways)

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Reports. $ 1,031 75

Accounting Manuals 101 40

Fees — Supervision 1,540 00

Licenses, etc. — Municipal Auditors 1,250 00

Miscellaneous 27 80

Branches —

Municipal Board —
Fees —

Applications for approval to permit operation of

Motor Vehicles for Commercial purposes . . . .$ 2,031 74

Applications for approval of Municipal By-laws,

etc 10,777 52

$ 3,950 95

12,809 26

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 16,760 21

Statement No. 16
DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Office of Executive Council —

Miscellaneous $ 5 15

Office of King's Printer —

Ontario Gazette 14,723 48

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 14,728 63

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No. 1

Statement No. 17
DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY

Revenue for Fiscal Year, 1943

Ordinary-
Main Office—
Fees —

Companies' Returns $

Marriage Licenses

Letters Patent

Supplementary Letters Patent, etc

Commissions

Extra-Provincial and Mortmain

Miscellaneous — Prospectus, By-laws, etc

Branches—

Registrar-General—
Fees-
Searches and Certificates of Births, Marriages

and Deaths $

Dominion Subvention re Statistical Work ....

Reformatories and Prisons —

(including Industrial Farms and Training Schools)
Sale of Produce, etc.—

Reformatories $

Industrial Farm

Training Schools

$
Maintenance Recovery —

Training Schools

Refunds from Municipalities —

Assessment re Expenses of Bailiffs

Perquisites

Sale of Books, Stationery, etc

Miscellaneous

27,183 38

144,465 41

77,709 50

13,310 50

595 00

11,433 25

8,621 60

96,418 94
6,558 92

52,771 33

46,046 04

538 38

99,355 75

50,490 50

8,852 97

42,385 89

72 25

274 04

283,318 64

102,977 86

201,431 40

Reimbursements of Expenditures-
Branches—

Reformatories and Prisons —

Revenue from Industrial Operations —

Reformatories $ 509,380 49

Industrial Farm 38,872 23

$ 548,252 72
Refunds from Municipalities —

Transportation of Prisoners 14,868 49

563,121 21

Gross Ordinary Revenue $ 1,150,849 11

Deduct —

Reimbursements of Expenditures 563,121 21

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 587,727 90

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 27

Statement No. 18
DEPARTMENT OF THE PROVINCIAL TREASURER

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —
Subsidies —

Annual Subsidy, B.N.A. Act, 1907 $ 240,000 00

Annual Grant per Capita, B.N.A. Act, 1907 2,791,206 80

Annual Subsidy (Increased), 47 Vic, Cap. 4 142,414 48

$ 3,173,621 28

Interest— Common School Fund 71,154 12

Hydro-Electric Power Commission re Northern Ontario Properties 400,000 00

Miscellaneous 466 13

$ 3,645,241 53
Liquor Control Board —

Profits, Fines, Licenses, etc $ 16,225,000 00

Permit Fees 1,050,000 00

17,275,000 00

Branches— $ 20,920,241 53

Controller of Revenue —
Taxes —

Corporations (Statement 27). .$ 640,465 85

Succession Duty 11,636,058 41

Income 651,051 16

Security Transfer 243,718 50

Race Track Betting 804,582 62

$ 12,694,944 84

Fees —

Land Transfer $ 373,244 23

Law Stamps 407,634 35

Dominion Subventions —

Re: Corporations Tax $ 19,192,089 81

Income Tax 8,400,536 45

780,878 58

27,592,626 26

Miscellaneous 57 69

Motion Picture Censorship and Theatre Inspection —
Fees —

Censorship $ 102,969 00

Licenses —

Theatres, etc 92,328 03

Miscellaneous 581 73

41,068,507 37

195.878 76

Reimbursements of Expenditures —
Savings Office —

Refund — Advances for Operating Expenses 300,782 42

Gross Ordinary Revenue $ 62,485,410 08

Deduct —

Reimbursements of Expenditures 300,782 42

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 62,184,627 66

Statement No 19
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Miscellaneous .- $ 1,044 70

National Advisory Committee re British Child Guests.. 6,097 03

Branches — $ 7,141 73

Children's Aid —

Miscellaneous 357 97

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 7,499 70

28 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Statement No. 20
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Ordinary —

Main Office —

Commissions —

Telephones $ 136 10

Telegrams 2,520 00

$ 2,656 10

Sales —

Materials $ 1,994 41

Produce and Stock 36,712 32

38,706 73

Rentals —

General $ 28,678 32

Parking Area 504 50

29,182 82

Perquisites 2,232 00

Services —

Building Equipment 192 70

Miscellaneous 65 63

Compensation from Dominion Government re Leasing of Provincial

Buildings for war purposes 63,000 00

Interest — Sales of Property 4125

Fire Insurance Premiums received from Dominion Government 15,603 22

Reimbursements of Expenditures —
Rentals —

Fire Marshal 3,000 00

Gross Ordinary Revenue $ 154,680 45

Deduct —

Reimbursements of Expenditures 3,000 00

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 151,680 45

Capital —

Main Office —

Sale of Land and Buildings 413 50

$ 152,093 95

Net Ordinary Revenue $ 151,680 45

Net Capital Receipts— (To Statement No. 22) . . 413 50

$ 152,093 95

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 29

Statement No. 21

INTEREST, COMMISSION, EXCHANGE AND DISCOUNT

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Reimbursements of Expenditures —

Interest —

Loans Receivable and Capital Advances —

Agricultural Development Board Debentures $ 1,195,771 74

Co-Operative Marketing Loans 7,675 19

Drainage Debentures — Municipal 904 90

Tile 49,357 93

Farm Loan Associations 3,942 48

Housing Loans 556 84

Hydro-Electric Power Commission 6,623,045 18

Mortgage Ill 86

Municipal Debentures 4,005 09

re Housing Loans 19,553 38

" " re Unemployment Relief. . . 473 52

Rural Power Districts — Domestic Loans 1,528 10

Settlers' Loans 24,642 72

" —Miscellaneous 640 42

" —Seed Grain 2,736 05

Miscellaneous Earnings —

Accrued on Securities Sold 30,405 82

Dominion Government re Lac Seul Storage Dam. . 13,833 18

Funds on Deposit with Banks 79,385 04

Miscellaneous 20

$ 8,058,569 64

Exchange —

Refund from Hydro-Electric Power Commission (See

Page 42) $ 716,342 87

Charged to sundry Departments 316 11

Profit on sale of U.S. silver currency 46 15

Miscellaneous 13 63

Discount received on Sterling Funds 7,429 66

724,148 42

Commission —

Refund from Hydro-Electric Power Commission 11,551 28

Discount —

On Debentures Purchased 65 00

Deducted from Public Debt Expenditure (See Page Q 17) $ 8,794,334 34

30 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Statement No. 22

CAPITAL RECEIPTS

Fiscal Year 1943

Receipts Applied in Reduction of Fixed Asset Accounts

Highways Department —
Main Office —

Sales —

Lands and Buildings $ 33,304 65

Lands and Forests Department —

Lands and Recreation Areas —

Land Sales $ 69,162 08

Flowage Easement Claims 113 20

Mines Department-

69,275 28

Mining Recorders —

Mining Land— Sales 40,100 16

Public Works Department —

Main Office —

Sale of Land and Buildings 413 50

$ 143,093 59

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 31

Statement No. 23

LOAN REPAYMENTS

Receipts for Fiscal Year 1943

Agriculture Department —
Northern Ontario Branch —

R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 34— Sec. 11 (F)

Seed Grain $ 2,561 03

Municipal Affairs Department —

Repayments — Housing Loans 17,939 13

Public Welfare Department —
Old Age Pensions —

Repayments from Dominion and other
Provinces —

On account of prior years $ 20,051 32

" Fiscal Year 1943 9,702,876 78

$ 9,722,928 10

Blind Pensions —

Repayments from Dominion and other
Provinces —

On account of prior years $ 483 97

" Fiscal Year 1943 267,916 03

268.400 00

Treasury Department —

Hydro-Electric Power Commission —

Repayment of Commission's Share of Debenture Loans
matured during the Fiscal Year 1943, originally issued

for Hydro and other Provincial purposes $ 14,220,248 84

Rural Power Districts — Domestic Loans — Repayments. 29,702 75

9,991,328 10

$ 14,249,951 59
Repayments —

Agricultural Development Board — Debentures 3,137,000 00

Co-Operative Marketing Loans 26,497 00

Drainage Debentures — Municipal 11,236 18

Tile 173,534 76

Farm Loan Associations — Loans 11,245 03

Mortgages .• 585 62

Municipal Debentures — Sundries 7,395 46

City of Windsor —

re Housing Loans — Walkerville . .$ 70,167 64
—Windsor 383,000 00

$453,167 64
Guaranteed Housing Loans
—Windsor 4,336 56

457,504 20

Settlers* Loans 48,359 92

" re Feed Shortage, Purchase of Cattle, etc. 1,539 61

Miscellaneous Investments — Matured 2,500 00

Soldiers' Aid Commission 22,191 62

18,149,540 99

Gross Loan Repayments Receipts $ 28,161,369 25

Deduct — Reimbursements of Disbursements —
Public Welfare Department —

Old Age Pensions — Dominion and Other Provinces —

Repayments re Fiscal Year 1943 $ 9,702,876 78

Blind Pensions — Dominion and Other Provinces —

Repayments re Fiscal Year 1943 267,916 03

9,970,792 81

Net Loan Repayments Receipts $ 18,190,576 44

32 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Statement No. 24

SPECIAL FUNDS DEPOSITS

Receipts for Fiscal Year 1943

Education Department —

Dominion Government — Advance re War Emergency Vocational Courses.. .$ 50,000 00

Labour Department —

Dominion Government — Advance re War Emergency Vocational Courses. . . 200,000 00

Prime Minister's Department —

Ontario Public Service Superannuation Fund 1,320,733 98

Provincial Secretary's Department —

Unclaimed Dividends 254 90

Treasury Department —
Deposit —

Collection Agencies — Unclaimed Monies $ 151 96

Municipal Sinking Funds 91,258 95

Orangeville Co-operative Marketing 417

Niagara Parks Commission — Sinking Fund 21,619 47

Registry Offices— Surplus Fees (R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 174) . 59,729 20

Victory Loan — Payroll deductions in transit 1,447 75

Unclaimed Dividends 4,562 46

War Savings Certificates 7,417 41

Unclaimed Subscriptions — Second Victory Loan 156 00

S.S. No. 1 Sturgeon Lake — Funds unexpended (suspense) 653 50

187,000 87

$ 1,757,989 75

Statement No. 25
DEFERRED ASSETS AND SURPLUS RECEIPTS

Fiscal Year 1943

Treasury Department —
Deferred Assets —

Discount on Bonds, etc $ 1,056,850 47

Guaranteed Debentures —

Housing 36,852 31

Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway 187,111 34

Schools 944 63

$ 1,281,758 75

Surplus Adjustments —

Provision for Sinking Fund Instalments $ 1,181,000 00

Earnings — Sinking Fund Investments (net) 15,805 66

1,196,805 66

Reserves —

Bequests and Scholarships $ 7,672 47

Outstanding Cheques 1,420 54

9,093 01
$ 2,487,657 42

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 33

STATEMENT No. 26

PUBLIC DEBT

Stock and Proceeds of Loans for Fiscal Year 1943

Debentures:

"CF" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22 — 5% Exchequer Bonds,

due September 1, 1947, payable in Canada —

Par Value $ 700,000 00

"RT" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22—2% Debentures,

due December 15, 1945, payable Canada-
Par Value $10,000,000 00

Less Discount 100,000 00

$ 9,900,000 00

R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22—3% Debentures,
due June 15, 1953, payable Canada —

Par Value $10,000,000 00

Less Discount 225,000 00

9,775,000 00

"RU" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— 2V 2 % Debentures, 19,675,000 00

due July 1, 1945, payable New York —

Par Value $15,000,000 00

Less Discount 213,000 00

14,787,000 00

"TFB,' R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— 3^% Debentures,

due January 1, 1952, payable Canada —

Par Value 1.100,000 00

"TFD" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22—3 l A% Debentures,
due Apri 1 15, 1972, payable Canada —

Par Value 6,850,000 00

"TI" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 366, *Sec. 3 (4)— 4%% Stock,
due November 1, 1982, payable Canada —

Par Value 2,000,000 00

Treasury Bills: $45,112,000 00

Series
"RT-U" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), 1M%, 1 year,

due November 1, 1943 $10,000,000 00

"RT-X" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), 1%%. 1 year,
due June 27, 1943—

Par Value $ 2,000,000 00

Less Discount 34,398 03

1,965,601 97

"RT-Y" R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22— (Renewal), \%%, 1 year,
due September 3, 1943 —

Par Value $ 1,000,000 00

Less Discount 17,199 02

982,800 98

"RT-Z" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), \%%, 1 year,

due September 2, 1943 $ 2,000,000 00

due September 13, 1943 5,000,000 00

7,000,000 00

"RT-AA" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), IH%, 1 year,

due September 13, 1943 2,000,000 00

"RT-AB" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), IH%, 1 year,

due September 1, 1943 $ 5,000,000 00

due September 13, 1943 5,000,000 00

10,000,000 00

"RT-AD" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), 1%%. 1 year,

due September 1, 1943 $ 2,000,000 00

"RT-AF" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), \%%, 1 year,

due September 13, 1943 7,000,000 00

"RT-AG" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), 1%%, 1 year,

due September 2, 1943 500,000 00

"RT-AH" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), 1M%, 1 year,
due September 3, 1943 —

Par Value $ 1,000,000 00

Less Discount 17,199 02

982,800 98

"RT-AJ" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), 1%%, 1 year,

due December 5, 1943 2,000,000 00

"RT-AK" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), 1%%, 1 year,

due December 4, 1943 4,000,000 00

"RT-AL" R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22— (Renewal), 1%%, 1 year,

due December 5, 1943 1,000.000 00

$49,431,203 93

Province of Ontario Savings Office:

Deposits with the Province of Ontario 2,284,219 30

Sinking Funds —

Proceeds from Matured Investments $ 76,000 00

Less — Cost of investments purchased (see page Q 17) 5,000 00

71,000 00

$96,898,423 23

Note — All Treasury Bills issued are payable only at Toronto.

2 — P.A.

34 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Statement No. 27

DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL TREASURER

THE CORPORATIONS AND INCOME TAXES SUSPENSION ACT, 1942

6 Geo. VI, 1942, Cap. 1

THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT, 1939
3 Geo. VI, 1939, Cap. 10

THE INCOME TAX ACT
R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 25

Revenue for Fiscal Year 1943

Dominion Government Subvention —

Corporations Tax : $ *19,192,089 81

Income Tax 18,400,536 45

$ 27,592,626 26

Income Taxes —

Amount collected and retained in lieu of subvention 651,051 16

$ 28,243,677 42
Deduct:

Corporations Taxes refunded to taxpayers under 6 Geo. VI,
Cap. 1, section 10, less arrears collected and retained in

lieu of Subvention $ 48Q,969 55>

Amount set aside under 6 Geo. VI, Cap. 1, Section 11, and
deducted from municipalities in respect of indigent
patients (transferred to Department of Health, Hospitals

Branch) 159,496 30

640,465 85

$ 27,603,211 57

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 35

Statement No. 28

KING'S PRINTER'S OFFICE

Government Stationery and Paper Account

For the Fiscal Year 1943

Stock on hand, March 31, 1942—

Stationery $ 19,957 31

Printing and Binding 7,509 92

Contract Paper 2,865 11

$ 30,332 34

Purchases during the year —

Stationery $203,716 56

Printing and Binding 337,449 65

Contract Paper 6,126 76

547,292 97

$577,625 31

Deduct —

Distribution to Departments —

Stationery $155,578 43

Printing and Binding 272,313 34

Contract Paper 5,888 88

$433,780 65

Cash Sales —

Stationery $ 30,790 52

Printing and Binding 46,404 82

Contract Paper 894 02

78,089 36

$511,870 01
Stock written off, 1943 381 09

Stock on hand, March 31, 1943—

Stationery $14,504 80

Contract Paper 1,537 08

$ 16,041 88

In course of Distribution (on invoices) —

Stationery $22,492 74

Printing and Binding 26,241 41

Contract Paper 679 56

49,413 71 65,455 59 577,706 69

Overage $ 81 38

Purchases — as above $547,292 97

Distribution of Stationery, Printing and Paper — as above 511,870 01

Excess Purchases $ 35,422 96

For details of Purchases, see pages T 10-11

MISCELLANEOUS
STATEMENTS

As at March 31, 1943
(See Index, Page 5)

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38 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

PROVINCIAL DEBT

Statement Showing Investment Thereof as at March 31, 1943

Funded Debt —

Stock and Debentures Outstanding $624,128,573 30

Railway Aid Certificates 115,616 10

$624,244,189 40
Deduct— Sinking Fund Investments 13,839,259 43

Total Funded Debt $610,404,929 97

Unfunded Debt —

Treasury Bills $ 43,000,000 00

Savings Office Deposits 35,740,640 34

Special Funds, etc 6,043,737 05

84,784,377 39

Accounts Payable and Accrued Interest 9,675,053 74

Gross Debt - .. . $704,864,361 10

Investment Thereof —

Revenue Producing and Realizable Assets —

Hydro-Electric Power Commission Advances $121,684,188 12

Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway —

Advances 30,207,934 92

Farm, Housing, Municipal and Settlers' Loans 41,147,942 78 "

Accounts Receivable 8,062,249 54

Cash 8,320,754 41

$209,423,069 77

Revenue Producing but not Realizable Assets —

Roads and Highways $355,261,606 04

Niagara Parks Commission (Surplus of Assets) 1,017,105 22

Common School Fund — Trust Fund, (Ontario and Quebec) 1,424,597 20

357,703,308 46

Total Revenue Producing Assets $567,126,378 23

Non-Revenue Producing Assets —

Public Buildings, Public Works, etc $114,747,888 41

Plant, Stores and Equipment 3,061,115 77

Deferred Assets 2,321,810 71

120,130,814 89

Other Assets —

Capital Value of Annual Subsidy $ 58,828,485 60

Unemployment (Direct) Relief (Less amount written off) 14,045,036 40
Discount on Debentures, etc. (Less amount written off) . 6,954,731 32

79,828,253 32

Total Assets $767,085,446 44

Surplus and Reserves — represented in above Assets $ 62,221,085 34

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 39

GROSS PROVINCIAL DEBT
Statement Showing Decrease

For the Fiscal Year, April 1, 1942, to March 31, 1943

Decrease
1940 1941 1942 1943 1943 over 1942

Funded Debt. . . 618,744,454 48 616,584,197 24 619,495,686 16 610,404,929 97 9,090,756 19
Unfunded Debt. 108,946,569 85 103,315,482 45 95,195,223 18 84,784,377 39 10,410,845 79
Income Liabilities 9,386,971 70 9,748,483 07 10,079,971 61 9,675,053 74 404,917 87

737,077,996 03 729,648,162 76 724,770,880 95 704,864,361 10 19,906,519 85

Decrease in Gross Debt Accounted for Thus —

Provision Charged to Ordinary Expenditures —

Retirement of Railway Aid Certificates $ 25,850 53

Sinking Fund Instalments 1,181,000 00

Surplus on Ordinary Account (as per Statement 1) 15,949,818 09

$ 17,156,668 62

Discount on Debentures, etc., written off 1,056,850 47

Earnings on Sinking Fund Investments (net) 15,805 66

Net Repayments on Loans Receivable —
Hydro-Electric Power Commission of

Ontario $ 14,220,248 84

Agricultural Development Board 3,137,000 00

Housing Loans 17,939 13

Tile Drainage Loans 128,034 76

Municipal Debentures 453,167 64

Miscellaneous 196,716 18

18,153,106 55

Increase in Reserves (net) 8,298 61

Decrease in Sundry Assets of Savings Office 9,123 26

Decrease in Income Liabilities 404,917 87

Adjustment re Pulpwood Supply Company 70,650 00

Deduct:

Capital Disbursements —

Disbursements on Highways, Public Buildings and

Works, etc $ 7,937,851 81

Less: Capital Receipts 143,093 59

-$ 36,875,421 04

$ 7,794,758 22

Discount on Debentures, etc., issued during year 606,796 07

Payments re Guaranteed Debentures (net) 239,664 40

Adjustment — Accrued Interest on Treasury Bills 6,928 09

Increase in Cash 8.320.754 41

16,968,901 19

Net Decrease $ 19,906,519 85

40 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

NET PROVINCIAL DEBT

Statement Showing Decrease

For the Fiscal Year, April 1, 1942, to March 31, 1943

1940 1941 1942 1943 1943 over 1942

% c S> c % c % c % c

Gross Debt 737,077,996 03 729,648,162 76 724,770,880 95 704,864,361 10 19,906,519 85

Revenue Produc-
ing and Realiz-
able Assets.... 229,874,850 43 223,448,148 39 217,642,774 47 209,423,069 77 8,219,704 70

Net Deft.... 507,203,145 60 506,200,014 37 507,128,106 48 495,441,291 33 11,686,815 15

Decrease in Net Dept Accounted for Thus —

Provision Charged to Ordinary Expenditure —

Retirement of Railway Aid Certificates $ 25,850 53

Sinking Fund Instalments 1,181,000 00

Surplus on Ordinary Account (as per Statement 1) 15,949,818 09

$ 17,156,668 62

Discount on Debentures, etc. — Written off 1,056,850 47

Earnings on Sinking Fund Investments (net) 15,805 66

Increase in Income Accounts Receivable 1,999,079 28

Decrease in Savings Offices — Furniture and Fixtures and

Alterations to Premises 8,996 40

Decrease in Income Liabilities 404,917 87

Adjustment re Special Funds 70,650 00

Increase in Reserves 8,298 61

Miscellaneous Decreases 4,100 64

$ 20,725,367 55

Deduct:

Capital Disbursements —

Disbursements on Highways, Public Buildings and

Works, etc :....$ 7,937,851 81

Less— Capital Receipts 143,093 59

% 7,794,758 22

Discount on Debentures, etc., issued during year 606,796 07

Adjustment — Accrued Interest on Treasury Bills 6,928 09

Increase in Deferred Assets 239,664 40

Decrease in Receivables — due from Municipalities and

Dominion Government — re Highways 198,211 22

Decrease in Accrued Interest on Agricultural Develop-
ment Board Debentures 192,194 40

9,038,552 40

Net Decrease $ 11,686,815 15

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 41

STATEMENT SHOWING SOURCES OF ORDINARY REVENUE

For the Fiscal Year ended March 31, 1943

Dominion Government —

Annual Subsidy $ 3,173,621 28

Interest — Common School Fund 71,154. 12

Subvention — in lieu of Corporations Tax, Income Tax and
Tax on Premiums — Reciprocals — and supplement in

respect to Gasoline Tax 31,593,746 50

$ 34,838,521 90

Revenue Derived from Individuals and Corporations
Receiving the Benefit of Provincial Services, Special
Privileges or the Use of Natural Resources and Pro-
perties, and Profits from Trading, etc.:

Taxation $ 36,269,304 56

Gasoline, Mines, Lands, Corporations, Income, Race
Tracks (betting), Stock Transfers, Succession Duties,
Fire Protection, etc.

Royalties, Duties and Dues 5,174,267 73

Bonus and Timber, Sand and Gravel, Game and Fish.

Licenses and Permits :••/•• 9 > 550 . 058 37

Motor Vehicles, Liquor Permits, Hunting and Fishing,
Insurance, Loan and Trust Companies, Mines,
Theatres, etc.

Fees 2,019,498 13

Local Registrars, Police Magistrates, Crown Attorneys,
etc., Mine Recording, Companies and Brokers' Regis-
tration, etc., Land Transfers, Motor Vehicle Transfers,
Tuition, Examinations, etc.

Fines and Penalties 279,943 16

Profits from Trading Activities 16,225,000 00

Liquor Control Board — Profits, Fines, Sale of Confiscated
Liquor, etc.

Agriculture and Public Domain 799,844 91

Sale of Material 391,482 65

Produce, Live Stock, Equipment, etc.

Rent, Board, Maintenance of Patients, Perquisites, etc 1,585,817 59

Miscellaneous 1,080,324 15

Ontario Gazette, sale of Government Publications, and
Casual Revenue, etc.

73,375,541 25

$108,214,063 15

4? PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
Advances by the Province to March 31, 1943

Total Advanced on Capital Account to March 31, 1943 $207,002,750 36

Repayments —

Repayments from Sinking Fund in accordance with

Debt Retirement Plan (1926)— to October 31, 1935.. . $ 21,831,698 71

Repayment by the Commission of its share of Debenture
Loans matured, which were originally issued for Hydro
and other Provincial Purposes —

For the period from November 1, 1934,

to March 31, 1942 ... $ 49,266,614 69

For the fiscal year ending March 31,

1943 14,220,248 84

63,486,863 53

85,318,562 24

Net Advances to March 31, 1943 $121,684,188 12

RECEIPTS FROM HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO

Fiscal Year, 1943

Capital Account —

Repayment of Commission's share of Debenture Loans
matured during the Fiscal Year 1943 originally issued for

Hydro and other Provincial Purposes $ 14,220,248 84

Rural Power Districts — Domestic Loans — Repayments 29,702 75

$ 14,249,951 59

Income Account —

Interest on Cash Advances —

Commission's share of interest paid by the Province for
the Fiscal Year 1943 on all Cash Advances made to

the Hydro and outstanding as at March 31, 1942 $ 6,623,045 18

Premium on Exchange —

Commission's share of Exchange paid by the Province
for the Fiscal Year 1943 on the transfer of funds to
New York and London to meet interest and principal

maturities 716,342 87

Banks' Service Commission —

Commission's share of the commission paid to various
Banks by the Province as service charge for ad-
ministering funds provided to meet interest and

principal maturities 11,551 28

Interest — Rural Power Districts — Domestic Loans 1,528 10

Northern Ontario Properties — Distribution of Surplus 400,000 00

7,752,467 43

Total Cash Receipts $ 22,002,419 02

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 43

LOANS TO MUNICIPALITIES, ETC.
As at March 31, 1943

Co-operative Marketing Loans $ 292,763 30

Drainage Debentures —

Tile (See page 51) 1,127,176 51

Municipal (See page 51) 11,385 27

Housing Loans (See page 51) 318,980 54

Mortgage— J. Brillon 1,278 10

Municipal Debentures —

Citv of Windsor 1,011,099 50

Town of Blind River 20,000 00

Town of Cochrane 18,000 00

Rural Power Districts — Domestic Loans 1 1,801 08

Settlers' Loans 450,661 03

$ 3,263,145 33

BUILDINGS, ROADS, ETC.

As at March 31, 1943

Colonization Roads— 1919-1937 $ 5,739,974 31

General Works and Improvements 1,654,150 86

Hydro Power Plant— Monteith 27,061 10

Improvements to Highways, 1919-1943 279,248,810 40

Niagara Parks Commission — Surplus of Assets 1,017,105 22

Northern Development— Roads and Farms, 1919-1937 47,255,590 88

Provincial Lands and Buildings 63,642,297 58

Radium Element for Cancer Control 332,948 03

Rural Power Transmission Lines— Bonus, 1927-1943 17,708,243 00

Secondary Trunk and Unorganized Territory Roads— 1938-1939 7,876,611 05

Trans-Canada Highway, 1930-1937 15,140 619 40

Unemployment Relief — Municipal and General Relief Works 31,383,187 84

$471,026,599 67

44 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
As at March 31, 1943

Capital Account —

.$ 30 00

1,530 00

23,806 33

2,566 88

1,831 30

15 87

$ 29,780 38

Byron Telephone Company — Capital Stock $

Mothers' Allowances — Municipalities

Old Age Pensions — Other Provinces

Sale of Experimental Turkey Farm — Balance

Savings Office

Dominion Government — re Income Tax

Income Account —

Highways — Gasoline Tax, etc $ 1,370,735 57

Hospitals and Institutions — Maintenance of Patients, etc 107,109 74

Lands and Forests — Crown Land Sales and Interest, etc 313,435 23

Liquor Control Board — Surplus 5,265,516 79

Mines — Mining Leases, etc 47,579 64

Provincial Treasurer — Corporations Tax, Succession Duties, etc 792,289 96

Provincial Treasurer — Accrued Interest on Settlers' Loans 86,175 58

Various Departments — Miscellaneous 49,626 65

$ 8,032,469 16

PLANT, LIVESTOCK, STORES AND EQUIPMENT

As at March 31, 1943

Agriculture $ 129,948 12

Education 6,197 39

Health— Ontario Hospitals 893,756 62

Highways 1,031 ,420 42

King's Printer — Stationery Account. 65,455 59

Lands and Forests 400,000 00

Provincial Secretary — Ontario Reformatories 525,269 43

Public Works 9.068 20

$ 3,061,115 77

DEFERRED ASSETS
As at March 31, 1943

Co-operative Marketing Loan —

Thedford Cold Storage Company Limited $ 36,125 00

Guaranteed Debentures and Interest Coupons redeemed by Province —

Housing $ 224,531 97

Municipalities 143,238 83

Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway 1,182,272 15

Schools 199,976 13

1,750,019 08

Home Bank (In Liquidation) — Balance 250,000 00

Hydro-Electric Power Commission —

Rural Power Districts — Service Charge 229,004 14

Municipal Drainage Debentures — Township of Eastnor 2,760 26

Promissory Notes Paid —

Ottawa Separate Schools Commission 53,902 23

$ 2,321,810 71

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47

RAILWAY AID CERTIFICATES
As at March 31, 1943

Year Amount

1943 : $ 12,342 72

1944 22,695 08

1945 18,251 86

1946 18,251 86

Year Amount

1947 $ 18,251 86

1948 18,251 86

1949 6,871 26

1950 699 60

$ 115,616 10

Maturities 1st January and July

TEMPORARY LOANS— TREASURY BILLS
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BANK BALANCES

As at March 31, 1943

Cash in Chartered Banks'(See Statement No. 1) $8,015,363 89

Add — Savings Office — Cash on hand and in banks (See page 48) 305,390 52

Cash (See Statement of Assets and Liabilities— Page 7) $8,320,754 41

48 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

PROVINCE OF ONTARIO SAVINGS OFFICE

BALANCE SHEET
As at March 31. 1943

ASSETS

Funds on deposit with Provincial Treasurer $ 35,675,584 93

Savings Offices —

Cash on Hand and in Banks $ 305,390 52

Accounts Receivable 1,831 30

Office Furniture and Equipment 34,113 65

Alterations to Premises 17,003 04

358,338 51

$ 36,033,923 44
LIABILITIES —

Savings Balances due to the Public with accrued interest to March 31, 1943 $ 35,740,640 34

Reserve 293,283 10

$ 36,033,923 44

AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE ACT— INVESTMENTS

As at March 31, 1943

Agricultural Development Board— Debentures $ 62,288,000 00

Less— Repayments to date 30,338,000 00

31,950,000 00

Due and Accrued Interest on Debentures 5,727,577 34

$ 37,677,577 34

Farm Loans Act — Farm Loans Associations 88,317 69

Capital Stock in Associations 2,295 00

Municipal Debentures — Town of West Lome 116,107 42

$ 37,884,297 45
SPECIAL FUNDS =====

As at March 31, 1943

Assurance Fund— Land Titles Office $ 300,000 00

Cash Surety Bonds 200 75

Collection Agencies — Unclaimed Moneys 471 89

Contributions— War Effort 926 77

Dominion Government re War Emergency Vocational Courses '. 550,000 00

Estate of Edouard Reposte 266 01

Training School for Girls — Trust Account 554 82

Minimum Wage Act — Salary Adjustments Unclaimed. 6 15

Municipal Sinking Funds (See page 50) 1,184,393 21

Niagara Parks Commission — Sinking Funds 187,004 78

Ontario Public Service Superannuation Fund (See page 49) 3,764,445 25

Proceeds from Sale of Creamery 249 62

Registry Office — Surplus Fees 1,472 13

Sturgeon Lake— S.S. No. 1 653 50

Unclaimed Dividends 32,039 25

Victoria Industrial School— Trust Account 4,976 00

Victory Loans — Employee Deductions 1,651 75

Vimy Ridge Farm — Boys' Bank Deposits — In Trust 7 76

War Savings Certificates 7,417 41

$ 6,036,737 05

RESERVES - ===

As at March 31, 1943

Specific —

Bequests— Charitable and Educational $ 175,001 70

Brophy Estate— Estreated 162,966 94

For Farm Loans 457,910 52

Ontario Fire Relief Fund 13,552 05

Outstanding Cheques 48,359 74

Province of Ontario Savings Office 293,283 10

$ 1,151,074 05

1942-43 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 49

PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERANNUATION FUND

R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 15, Part III

As at March 31, 1943

Balance at credit of Fund— March 31, 1942 $7,866,614 85

Receipts and Payments for the year ended March 31, 1943:
Contributions —

Employees $ 459,804 92

Boards, Commissions, etc. (Sec. 33) $ 65,605 01

Province (Sec. 33) 394,199 91

$ 459,804 92

Province (Sec. 53) 9,850 05

469,654 97

$ 929,459 89
Transfer from Teachers' and Inspectors' Superannuation

Fund (Sec. 52) 9,343 24

$ 938,803 13
Earnings —

Interest — On balance at credit of Fund as at
March 31, 1942—

$4,500,000.00 for 1 year at 4M% $ 213,750 00

3,366,614.85 for 1 year at 5% 168,330 74

$ 382,080 74
On Contributions —

Employees $ ' 10,388 68

Province 10,388 68

$ 20,777 36

Teachers' and Inspectors'

Superannuation Fund 173 97 20,951 33

$ 403,032 07

Less — Interest deducted on account of pay-
ments to beneficiaries, etc 21,186 89

$ 381,845 18
Add — Interest on amounts transferred from
Teachers' and Inspectors' Superannuation

Fund 85 67

381,930 85

Total Receipts for year ended March 31, 1943 $1,320,733 98

Payments —

Allowances to Superannuates, Beneficiaries, etc.. . .$ 767,118 82

Refunds and Interest 155,784 76

922,903 58

397,830 40

Balance at credit of Fund, March 31, 1943. .-. $8,264,445 25

INVESTMENT OF FUND

Province of Ontario Debentures— 4%% due October 31, 1953 $4,500,000 00

Funds uninvested — On deposit with the Treasurer of Ontario 3,764,445 25

$8,264,445 25

50

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

MUNICIPAL SINKING FUNDS ON DEPOSIT

As at March 31, 1943

(R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 266)

Municipality

Cities —

Belleville

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. . 480

.. 854
.. 870
.. 906
. . 923
. . 931

.. 254
.. 259
.. 271
.. 293
.. 294
.. 295
.. 303
.. 355

Amount

58,118 12

7,786 93

69,196 42

135,101 47

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875
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92,600 85

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Barton

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243,526 18

Towns —

Gravenhurst

8,694 97

23,654 51

1,340 40

752 08

12,152 84
3,314 31

41,214 14

42,213 94
38,177 54

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a

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a

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a

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42,809 96

3,258 45

St. Mary's

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2,990 37

4,907 89

35,129 77

2,848 02

14,242 34

11,726 69

3,594 28

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25,232 70
4,569 93
7,522 03
4,210 45

13,850 41

81,653 79

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9,272 20

Wicksteed ,

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547
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496 37
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1,014 88

217 39

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3,126 41
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25,476 66

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37,501 92
22,732 67

R.C.S.S. 12 and 16—
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55,385 52

33,485 70

4,355 26

14,830 64
7,750 31

22,580 95

6,364 29

$1,184,393 21

1942-43

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

51

LOANS TO MUNICIPALITIES

As at March 31, 1943

Tile and Municipal Drainage Acts, R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 71 and 72,
Ontario Housing Act, 1919.

Tile Drainage Loans — Municipality:

Aldborough % 2,581 76

Anderdon 19,604 04

Arran 733 36

Arthur 179 04

Bosanquet 183 34

Brooke 12,716 57

Camden 4,572 67

Canboro 3,188 70

Chatham 92,120 61

Clinton 9,687 60

Colborne 466 40

Colchester North 44,626 96

Colchester South 28,285 42

Cumberland 2,025 10

Dawn 29,816 42

Dover 105,113 80

Dunwich 818 92

Ekfrid 240 77

Eldon 1,292 26

Enniskillen 18,362 09

Euphemia 517 04

Fitzroy 913 11

Garafraxa West 358 08

Gosfield North 29,678 01

Gosfield South 13,077 14

Goulburn 1,430 09

Grimsby North 7,874 59

Guelph 384 23

Gwillimbury East 1,248 06

Harwich 92,262 53

Hay 1,012 56

Howard 22,735 56

Huntley 506 27

Innisfil 453 13

Kinloss 1,113 80

Logan 1,661 11

Louth 18,976 03

Luther East 1,316 30

Maidstone 81,253 33

Maiden 21,604 24

Malahide 676 46

March 716 85

Mersea 100,545 96

Minto 1,126 62

Moore 19,619 89

McKillop 916 70

Nelson 9,878 89

Nepean 222 83

Niagara 6,061 63

Norwich North 1,028 14

Orford 4,518 98

Oro 83 21

Oxford East 2,073 30

Pakenham 5,359 18

Pelee 21,809 12

Pelham 4,531 86

Pickering $ 397 25

Plympton 11,843 75

Raleigh 17,190 93

Ramsay 626 64

Rochester 42,506 99

Romney 12,512 11

Ross 2,498 52

Saltfleet 4,563 43

Sandwich East 370 48

Sandwich South 24,383 69

Sarnia 1,409 42

Scarborough 1,670 74

Sombra 32,543 82

Stoney Creek 387 78

Tilbury East 30,548 25

Tilbury North 34,249 72

Tilbury West 41,398 38

Trafalgar 2,694 21

Walsingham South 607 56

Warwick 2,279 04

Waterloo 927 50

Wawanosh East 934 95

Wawanosh West 589 32

Wellesley 3,155 68

Westmeath 679 69

Woolwich 724 07

Zone 1,321 93

$1,127,176 51

Municipal Drainage Loans —
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Albemarle $ 521 51

Charlottenburg 2,679 22

Garafraxa West 96 71

Lancaster 976 66

Lochiel 3,665 07

Minto 498 77

McKillop 555 75

Turnberry 2,391 58

$ 11,385 27

Housing Loans — Municipality:

Bucke Township $ 35,590 84

Capreol 7,266 73

Charlton 1,624 95

Haileybury 194,787 77

Hawkesbury 78,820 38

Kapuskasing 889 87

$ 318,980 54

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—

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Cancelled

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Outstanding.

,—

N.,ure

Autbority

Denomination.

WberePayabie,

Interest Date,

Next

Maturity

'""tl?r* 'SaT . „943-45,

May 1. 1940

.

6,285 $ 000

2,500.000

3.785.000

3.78'.000

RM

Serial

R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22

1.000

Bank. (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.)— M.

1 May & Nov

«

May IS (1943-68)

May 15.1928

*

30.000.000

6.736.000

23.248.000

23.264,000

AL

Annuity

R.S.O. 1927. Cap. 23.

16 Ceo. V. Cap. 6.

..000

Bk. Mtl.— H.. St. J.. M„ W.. R c
V.. N.Y., L. ■

.5 May 8, Nov.

i',';,^.

Ifflr

May 15.1930

4H

30.000.000

4.896,000

154.000

24.950.000

25.104,000

AP

R.S.0.1927.Cap.23a„dS7.

1.000

Bk.Mtl.-H..Sy..M..W..R..C.

IS Mays Nov.

S/1S/4J-

500.000

J™ """■"'

June 1.1931

*

30.000.000

4.694.000

301.000

25.005,000

25.306.000

AS

RS0 5 U 2 G-eo Ca v; C 3 ap.2.

..000

Bk. M.l.-H. St. J M..W..R..C.

1 June St Dec.

6/1/43-

486.000

June 1 (,943-44,

June 1. 1939

<M

6.000.000

3.600.000

2.400.000

2.400.000

RK

Serial

R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

1.000

Bank. (Com., (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.,— M.

1 June a, Dec.

6/1/43

Nov. 1 (194J-S7)

Nov. 1.1927

4H

21.000.000

12.002.000

28.000

11.970.000

11.998,000

AK

R.S.O. 19.4. Cap. 21.

..000

Bk. Mtl.— H.. St. J.. M„ VV., R.. c.

1 May a, Nov..

11/1/43-

800.000

Nov. 1 (1943-45)

Nov. 1.1940

2

6.000.000

2.400.000

3.600,000

3.600.000

RQ

R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

1.000

Banka(Com.) (Mtl) (N.S.) (Ryl.)-M.

1 May & Nov.

,1/1/43-

, 200 000

Nov. !|!9«-m!}

Nov. 1.1941

J

(6.300,000

,0i0 : 000

slSXi

ISS}

RS

R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22.

1.000

Banks (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S., (Ry,.)— M.

1 May* Nov.

U/1'43-

, ,050.000

Dec. 1 (1943-55)

1944 Jan. 15(1944-57)

Jan. 15.1927

z

;::::

11,928.000
12.912,000

81.000

.1.007.000

■ ■.O^OOO

AJ

R.S.O. 1914. Cap. 21,

16 Geo. V. Cap. 6.

1.000

Bk. Mtl.— H.. St. J . M.. W.. R„ c.

IS Jan. S, July

1/15/44-

700.000,

Jan. 15(1944-71)

Jan. 15 (1944-47)1

Jan. 15 (1948-62))

Jan 15. 1937

z

{ ,0«

1.000.000

"759 666

23,S1S,000
8.89S',000

4.000.000 1

AR
RB

Serial

R.S.O. 1927. Cap. 23 and 57.
R.S.O. 1927. Cap. 23.

1.000

Bk. Mll.-H..St.J.. M.W.. R.. C.
B-k'.'c'om.l-M. '

IS Jan. & July

1 IS 14-
U„-S.F.

1 OOOMO

straight Term Issues

Sept. 15,1921
Sept. IS. 1921
Dec. 1.1939

Bk. Mtl.— M.. W.

Bank. (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.,— M

.5 Mar. a Sep,.

000

.2 265 000

WW Si vv

R.S.O. 1914. Cap. 39.

R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

3 Geo. VI. Cap. 32.

4 Nil 1

2M

3.000.000

3.000.000

3.000.000

BK

1.000

1 Mar. St Sept

Au B . 1.1937

2)4

10.000.000

.0.000.000

10.000.000

RD

R.S.O. 1927. Cap. 23.

1.000

Bank. (Com., (Mtl., (Ryl.,— M.

1 Feb. * A.,,.

Nov. IS, 1937

20.000.000

.4 Ceo. V. Cap. 9.
R.S.O. 1927. Cap. 23.

1 Geo. VI. Cap. 54.
R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22

Bk. Mtl.— M. N.Y.. L.

Bank, (Com., (Mil.) (N.S., (Ryl.,— M

15 May at Nov.

1945 Ma IS

2M

5,000.000

5.000.000

RF

,.000

J " ly '

July ...942

m

15.000.000

,5.000.000

15.000.000

RU

Bond,

1.000

Bk. Mtl.U „
Ryl. Bk./ NV '

1 Jan. i July

June 15. 1942

2

10.000.000

.0.000.000

10.000,000

RT

R.S.O, 1937. Cap. 22

1.000

Bank. (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.)— M

15 June & Dec.

Nov. 1,1939

m

8.614.000

8,6.4,000

8.614.000

RL

R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

1.000

Banks (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.)— M

1 May * Nov

Dec. 15,1938

i

16,500.000

2.000

.6.498.000

16.SOO.000

RG

R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

1.000; SOO

Bank. (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S., (Ryl.)— M

IS June St Dec.

1946 Jan. 1. £1.200.000. ..

Jan. 1,1906

3M

S.840.000

3.819.680.02

1.052.680.70

967,639.28

h 2,020.319.98

Stock

S Ed. VII. Cap. 2 at 3.

Bk.MU.-L.

1 Jan. & July

April 15, 1939

S

7.500.000

7.500.000

7.500.000

RH

Bond.

R.S.O. 1937, Cap. 22.

1.000

Banks (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.)— M

15 April & Oct.

July 1.1932

5M

20.000.000

4.800

;z

.9.430.000

20.000.000

AT

R.S.O. 1927. Cap. 23.

21 Geo.V. Cap. 2.
R.S.O. 1927. Cap. 23.

21 Geo.V. Cap. 2.

1.000; SOO; 100
1.000; 500

Bk.Mtl._H..S,.J..M..O..W..V.

1 Jan. ». July

Feb. 1.1932

SM

20.000.000

Bk.M„.-H..S..J..M.,O..W..V.

Feb. 1.1932

SH

2,000.000

2.000.000

2.000.000

ZA-AT

R.S.O. 1927. Cap. 23 and S7.

Provincial Treasurer.

1 Feb. 3, Aug.

(a) 1947/57 June 1. £330.000

Variou. ,932/33

4M

1.605,999.98

74.946.66

389.333.33

1.141,719.99

j 1,531.053 32

AV

R.S.O. 1927, Cap. 23 and S7.

Bk. Mtl.— L.

1 June & Dec.

Sept. 1. 1942

5

40 000 000

"9,500

14.990,500
3S.6S1.0O0

15,000.000

CF
BJ

R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

R.S.O. 1937, Cap, 22.

2 Geo. VI, Cap. 26.

R.S.O. 19.4. Cap. 21.

Provincial Treasurer.
Bank. (Com.) (Mtl., (N.S., (Ry,.,-M

Bk.Com.— H.. St. J., M., W.. V.

1 Ma, 8, Sept.

1.000.500

1 May & Nov.

Jan. 16.1934

SX

!s'Z'Z

'•'.ooo

■ 0.0<K,.000

,..000.000

RP

R.S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

1.000

Bank. (Com.) (MU.) (N.S.) (Ry,.)— M
Bk. Mtl.-H.. St. J.. M, O.. W.. V.

1 May* Nov.

2,600

16 Jan. 8. July

Nov. 15. 1937

3X

12.000,000

5.000

11.995,000

12.000,000

BH

R.S.O. jWCap.23.^ M •

1,000; SOO

Bank. (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.)— M

.5 May 8t Nov.

Dec. 1, 1939

3H

9.000.000

9,000,000

9.000.000

BL

RSa ]'Geo. C V?.&,3,

1,000

Bank. (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.)— M
Bk. Mtl.-H.. St. J., M.. 0.. W., V

.June .Dc-

June 15. 1942

3

10.000.000

10.000.000

10,000.000

RT

R

S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

1.000

Bank. (Com.) (Mtl.) (N.S.) (Ryl.)— M

15 June & Dec.

Dec. 1. 1936

J

20.000.000

1.410.000

343.000

18.247.000

18.590.000

RA

It

S.O. 1927, Cap. 23.

1.000

Bank. (Com.) (Ryl.)— M.

1 June St Dc.

Variou,, 1942

SH

1.100.000

1.100.000

1.100.000

TF-B

R

SO. 1937. Cap. 22.

3 Geo. VI. Cap. 32.

Provincial Treasurer.

1 Jan. 4 July

April 1.1922

5

IS. 000.000

58.000

157.000

14.785.000

14,942.000

AB

R

S.O. 1914. Cap. 39.

1.000

Bk. Mtl.-M.. N.Y.

1 April* Oct.

May 1. 1940

»*■

15.000,000

15.000.000

15,000.000

RN

l<

S.O. 1937. Cap. 22.

1.000

Banks (Com., (Mtl., (N.S.) (Ry,.)— M

1 May 8, Nov.

June 1. 1939

•>

10.000.000

1,044,000

8.9S6.000

10.000.000

RJ

K

S.O. 1937, Cap. 22.

1.000

Bank. (Com.) (Mtl., (N.S.) (Ryl.l-M

1 June 8t Dec.

June 1.1934

IU

4.500,000

4.SOO.0OO

4.500.000

9

S.O. 1927. Cap. 23.

23 Geo. V. Cap. 65.

Provincial Treasurer.

31 March.

1»58 May 1

May 1.1933

4H

1SO.O0O

150,000

1 50.000

ORF

l(

S.O. 1927. Cap. 23 and 57.

Provincial Treasurer.

1 May at Nov.

'"' "*" '

May 1.1929

S

35,000.000

220.000

,..,6,000

33.664.000

b 34.780.000

AM

"

S.O. 1927,Cap. 23.
18 Geo. V. Cap. 6.

1.000

Bk.M.,.-H.S^.,M..W..R..C..

.May a, Nov.

Dec. 2.1929

5

35.000.000

SI1.S00

99..000

33.497.500

c 34.488,500

AN

R

S.O. 1927. Cap. 23.

19 Geo. V. Cap. 2.

1.000; SOO

Bk.M,l.-H..S.. Y J..M..W..R..C..

2 June a, Dec.

vJL,»«/43

s«

1,250.000

6.850,000

6.850.000

TFC
TF-D

Provincial Treasurer.

IS^Vot

»» ™«

.1 Geo. VI. Cap. 32.
R.S.O. .937. Cap. 22.

'•>

31.200.000

31.200.000

31.200.000

Tl

Stock

R.S.O. W^Cap. 366.

Provincial Treasurer.

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709.623,999.98

85.495.426 68

9 419 514 03

6.4 709 059 27

REGISTERED STOCK PAYABLE IN LONDON

%— 1947

..',„ -iMff 65

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1942-43

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

57

Statement showing the remuneration paid to Officials in the Parliament Buildings who
received pay from more than one source during the Fiscal Year 1942-43.

Name

Page

Amount

Total

Department of Education:

Amoss, H. E

C 25
C 25

C 29

C 25

C 24
C 25

C 22
C 25

C 22
C 22
C 15
C 25

C 32

C 25

C 22
C 25

C 22
C 25

C 32
C 25

C 29

C 25

C 22
C 25

C 29

C 25

C 30

C 25

C 29

C 25

C 22
C 25

C 30
C 25

C 22
C 25

C 29

C 25

C 32
C 25

C 29

C 25

$ c.

4,833 33

450 00

$ c.

u

5,283 33

Anglin, R. W

u

4,600 00
195 00

4,795 00

Beecroft, W. A

3,050 00
128 Q0

u

3,178 00

Campbell, J. D

4,200 00
468 33

4,668 33

Cannon, C. F .

3,150 00
825 00
216 00
185 00

u

a

u

4,376 00

Davies, N

4,033 33
188 50

4,221 83

Fenwick, G. R

3,233 33
76 00

u

3,309 33

Gauthier, R

4,633 33
686 00

5,319 33

Gordon, D. W

3,033 33
204 00

a

3,237 33

Gray, G. L

4,233 33
876 00

«

5,109 33

Greer, V. K

5,400 00
111 33

a

5,511 33

Hooper, A. G

4,600 00
439 00

«

5,039 00

Husband, A. J

3,349 92
250 00

« ' J

3,599 92

Jennings, W. A

4,600 00
250 00

4,850 00

Keefe, R. D

3,833 33
195 00

«

4,028 33

Kennedy, T

3,000 00
234 50

« "

3,234 50

MacDougall, J. B

916 65
111 33

« ' J

1,027 98

Robb, C. W

4,233 33
543 50

«

4,776 83

Rutherford, F. S

4,833 33
425 00

u

5,258 33

Wallace, R. H

4,233 33
286 13

u

4,519 46

58

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Statement showing the remuneration paid to Officials in the Parliament Buildings who
received pay from more than one source during the Fiscal Year 1942-43 — Continued

Name

Page

Amount

Total

Department of Health:

Marr, W. B

E
E
E

N
P

F
J

N
N

N
J

S
J

12
15

27
5
6

5
3

5

7

6

3

9

3

$ c.

1,350 00

290 82

71 00

5 00

83 00

$ c.

u

u

a

u

1,799 82

Department of Highways:

Mackinnon, A. E

1,000 00
50 00

a

1,050 00

Department of Prime Minister:

Foster, C. J

4,500 00
400 00

«

4,900 00

McWatters, D

1,233 33
200 00

1,433 33

Department of Public Works:

Robson, H. H

1,597 81
200 00

■

1,797 81

EXPENDITURE

IN DETAIL BY

DEPARTMENTS

PART A

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Main Office: ■ page

Salaries and Maintenance, Etc 10

War Emergency Expenses 11

Branches:

Statistics and Publications Branch 14

Agricultural and Horticultural Societies Branch 14

Live Stock Branch 15

Institutes Branch 16

Dairy Branch 17

Milk Control Board of Ontario 18

Fruit Branch 18

Agricultural Representatives Branch 20

Crops, Seeds and Weeds Branch 23

Co-Operation and Markets Branch 24

Kemptville Agricultural School 24

Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph 26

Western Ontario Experimental Farm, Ridgetown 27

Demonstration Farms 28

Northern Ontario Branch 28

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph 29

Statutory 34

Special Warrants 35

Summary 9

GENERAL INDEX AT BACK OF BOOK

A 2

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

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A 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS . No. 1

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Hon. P. M. Dewan, Minister (Statutory, see page A 34)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($1 8,556.97)
Permanent :

W. R. Reek Deputy Minister 6,000 00

K. A. Dean, 600.00; M. Fry, 2,066.67; S. Goodwins, 1,533.33; K. A. Grant,
666.67; I. O. Jennings, 216.70; B. Knowles, 1,466.67; M. S. Martin, 2,200.00;
N. Nagle, 1,466.67; F. M. Palmer, 1,400.00; C. Puttick, 932.26 18,548 97

Temporary:

L. J. Nicholson 8 00

Travelling Expenses ($1,739.88)

Hon. P. M. Dewan, 938.00; M. S. Martin, 2.15; W. R. Reek, 799.73 1,739 88

Maintenance ($2,459.92)

King's Printer, 1,117.80; Newspapers and periodicals, 33.90; telegrams, 97.02;

telephone, 916.05; accounts under $100, 295.15 2,459 92

Services and Expenses in Connection with Agricultural Work, etc. ($43,875.12)

Salaries ($4,308.30):

Permanent:

J. C. Hay, 2,133.33; P. F. Love, 666.64 2,799 97

Temporary:

H. M. Barron, 781.25; M. O'Brien, 643.75; M. K. Tyndall, 83.33 1,508 33

Services and Expenses:

W. C. Barrie, services, 20.00; expenses, 23.35; W. E. Breckon, services, 6.00;
expenses, 4.10; J. M. Fraser, services, 6.00; expenses, 3.50; S. Goodwins, expenses,
93.64; J C. Hay, expenses, 59.90; J. S. Knapp, services, 203.00; expenses,
191.16; G. McGavin, services, 20.00; expenses, 11.15; W. J. Stephen, expenses,
29.12 670 92

Advertising:

Chatham Daily News, 96.32; J. Fisher Co., Ltd., 3,307.85; Ontario Fruit and
Vegetable Growers' Association, 50.00; Ottawa Farm Journal, 21.60; Rogers
Radio Broadcasting Co., Ltd., 300.00 3,775 77

Grants and Prizes:

Canadian Food Distribution Council, 2,000.00; Central Canada Exhibition
Association, 500.00; Central Ontario Cheesemakers' Association, 200.00; Coch-
rane District Producers' Co-operative, Ltd., 200.00; Dufferin County Crop
Improvement Association, 132.10; Eastern Ontario Brotherhood of Thresher-
men, 200.00; Eastern Ontario Export Food Show, 200.00; Ontario Agricultural
College Royal, 75.50; Ontario Beef Cattle Producers' Association, 1,000.00-
Ontario Brotherhood of Threshermen, 200.00; Ontario Farm Radio Forum,
1,000.00; Ontario Federation of Agriculture, 1,500.00; Oxford County Seed
Fair, 250.00; Poultry Industries Committee, 1,000.00; Western Ontario Dairy-
men's Association, 100.00 8,557 60

Miscellaneous:

Addressograph-Multigraph Co., Canada, Ltd., 974.59; Canadian Press Clipping

Service, 219.85; King's Printer, 24,929.14; Cartage, express and freight,

169.93; newspapers and periodicals, 73.15; accounts under $100, 195.87 26,562 53

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A 11

Main Office — Continued

Administration and Enforcement of Corn Borer Control
under The Plant Diseases Act ($4,589.92)

Counties:— Brant, 40.00; Elgin, 235.95; Essex, 1,345.62; Haldimand, 29.38; Halton,
126.36; Huron, 60.56; Kent, 1,188.64; Lambton, 350.05; Lincoln, 88.25; Middle-
sex, 169.62; Norfolk, 259.35; Northumberland and Durham, 63.19; Oxford,
23.00; Peel, 22.75; Perth, 21.10; Waterloo, 52.34; Welland, 32.25; Wellington,
84.00; Wentworth, 72.14; York, 310.37 4,574 92

Townships: — Pelee Island 15 00

Inspection of Apiaries ($12,277.00)

Services and Expenses:

Sundry Inspectors, services, 5,721.37; expenses, 5,629.19 11,350 56

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer, 292.30; National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd.,

144.00; Postage, 431.84; accounts under $100, 58.30 926 44

Removal Expenses of Officials in the Public Service ($557.37)

R. E. Goodin, 336.52; A. D. Runions, 220.85 557 37

Grants ($63,149.81)

Occasioned by Unassessable Crown Lands:

Guelph Collegiate Institute (194P 725 25

and Vocational School 516 47

Kemptville High School 218 97

Public School 153 88

Macdonald Consolidated School, Guelph 414 03

Ridgetown Public School 2112

Union Schools Nos. 1 and 2, Clinton and Louth 201 34

2,251 06

City of Toronto, re Horse Stables in Exhibition Park (1935-1952) 25,898 75

Royal Winter Fair Association, in accordance with, and approving Order-in-Council,

dated August 14th, 1925 (1927-1943) 35,000 00

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and Other Accounts for Workmen Injured

In Government Work as Awarded by the Workmen's Compensation

Board, including Proportion of Administration Expenses '$769.85)

Workmen's Compensation Board 769 85

War Emergency, Administration and Other Expenses in Connection with
Farm Labour, Fertilizer and Other Unforeseen War Projects ($142,955.83)

Summary

Farm Labour Recruitment $172,082 58

Japanese Labour Camps 106,712 32

Fertilizer Subventions 5,211 10

Gross Expenditure $284,006 00

Less Refunds:

Dominion Government Repayments:

Farm Labour Recruitment $75,723 05

Japanese Labour Camps, construction

etc 32,296 32

Japanese Labour Camps, hospital and

medical expenses 2,207 82

Fertilizer Subventions 4,806 23

$115,033 42

Sale of badges, uniforms, etc., Farm Labour

Recruitment $ 623 25

Board, Japanese Labour Camps 25,393 50

26,016 75

141,050 17

Net Expenditure $142,955 83

A 12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Main Office — Continued

War Emergency, Administration and Other Expenses in Connection with
Farm Labour, etc. — Continued

Details of Expenditure

Farm Labour Recruitment: —

Placement Officers' and Office Salaries 33,457 20

Placement Officers' Travelling Expenses 22,208 25

Camp Administration, Salaries and Board 21,616 90

Camp Administration, Travelling Expenses 2,826 00

Trainees' Transportation 7,908 25

Supplies, Advertising and Miscellaneous 84,065 98

172,082 58

Placement Officers' and Office Salaries, 33,457.20; Placement Officers, travelling
expenses, 22,208.25; Camp Administration, salaries and board, 21,616.90; Camp
Administration, travelling expenses, 2,826.00; Trainees' Transportation, 7,908.25;

W. H. Abbey, 756.48; Allied Agencies, 282.18; Associated Chemical Co.,

Ltd., 136.97; Associated Printers, Ltd., 282.45; Beamsville Hydro-Electric
System, 131.19; Beamsville Lumber and Supply, 116.10; H. Beaton, 138.49;
M. Beckett, 615.12; S. Bowler, 159.45; T. G. Bright & Co., Ltd., 201.00; Mrs.
J. Brodie, 267.35; Brooker's Meat Market, 374.63; C. L. Bush, 325.00; Canadian
Girl Guides Association, 117.00; Cataract Ice Co., Ltd., 127.10; E. Clemens,
102.04; R. S. Cole, 150.00; Conklin Planing Mills, Ltd., 1,303.80; Wm. Cowan,
164.60; Mrs. V. Creet, 330.00; Curtis Refrigeration Co., Ltd., 330.00; Daily
Sentinel-Review, 140.00; J. H. Davidson, 356.00; Department of Labour, 138.72;
P. S. Dobson, 100.00; W. E. Durie, 357.23; Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd.,
226.04; East Hamilton Stove Exchange, 861.99; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 3,120.64;
Evening Telegram, Toronto, 272.80; J. T. Ferguson & Sons, 1,149.50; F. H.
Ferris, 122.52; Jas. Fisher Co., Ltd., 25,775.21; W. G. Fletcher, 485.18; G. R.
Gilliland, 583.44; Globe & Mail, 236.87; A. Goodburn, 108.75; Grand & Toy,
Ltd., 715.93; Green-hill Advertising Service, 199.50; Grimsby Board of Educa-
tion, 174.30; Growers' Cold Storage & Ice Co., Ltd., 231.55; M. F. Halstead,
154.42; Geo. C. Hampton, 2,087.38; Harrow Creamery, Ltd., 359.57; Harrow
Hydro-Electric System, 100.36; Harrow Lumber Co., Ltd., 271.12; Harvest Help
Committee, 368.19; A. Hewson & Son, 176.13; Hunter's Dairy, 616.88; Hydro-
Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 816.91; Imrie Bros., 256.34; K. VV.
Jacklin, 217.86; R. H. Johnston, 150.25; Kellow & Robinson, 1,321.14; Kennedy
Hardware, 226.46; King's Printer, 6,357.42; Lakeside Ice & Coal Co., 286.05;
Leamington Hardware Co., 160.74; J. O. Lemaire, 122.60; H. W. Link & Son,
1,003.23; J. K. Little, 225.73; London Free Press Printing Co., 168.00; A. Mc-
Cormick & Son, 123.45; Markad Company, 1,478.06; J. D. Mills, 100.00; P. L.
Moran, 255.49; Murdock Bros., 659.40; National Council, Y.W.C.A., 1,665.55;
W. Neal, 260.50; Niagara Falls Hospital, 262.25; Notman Hardware Co., Ltd.,
102.63; A. Owen, 100.89; Peninsula Insurance Service, 293.31; P. E. Price,
Estate, 200.00; Purity Dairies, Ltd., 190.39; H. Pyne, 749.77; Queenston Quar-
ries, Ltd., 150.60; L. Quick, 160.04; W. F. Quigley, 108.60; H. Ridsdale & Son,
260.70; A. N. Rogers, 110.61; Rogers Radio Broadcasting Co., Ltd., 285.00;
St. Andrew's Church, Grimsby, 113.25; J. H. Sandham Co., 135.36; Simmons,
Ltd., 5,279.81 ; E. D. Smith & Sons, Ltd., 959.02 ; R. Soper, Ltd., 122.48; R. Srigley,
109.85; W. Stevens, 300.00; O. L. Storm, 120.00; Sundry Camp Workers, wages,
2,609.09; Toronto Star, Ltd., 283.95; Trafalgar Public Utilities Commission,
100.51; Virgil Board of Education, 200.00; G. Wales, 326.42; T. C. Warwick

& Sons, Ltd., 309.82; Young Men's Christian Association, 161.36; Bank

Exchange, 44.23; cartage, express and freight, 183.91; postage, 79.41; telegrams,

190.67; telephone, 3,328.23; accounts under $100, 4,377.47 172,082 58

Japanese Labour Camps:

Placement Officers' and Office Salaries 2,843 13

Placement Officers' Travelling Expenses 1,272 28

Camp Administration, Salaries and Board 8,871 73

Camp Administration, Travelling Expenses 232 20

Supplies and Miscellaneous 93,492 98

106.712 32

Placement Officers' and Office Salaries, 2,843.13; Placement Officers, travelling
expenses, 1,272.28; Camp Administration, salaries and board, 8,871.73; Camp

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A 13

Main Office — Continued

War Emergency, Administration and Other Expenses in Connection with
Farm Labour, etc. — Continued

Japanese Labour Camps — Continued

Administration, travelling expenses, 232.20; — Ace Electrical Refrigeration Co.,
910.00; R. Allard, 1,031.48; W. Anderson, 171.00; Appin Dairy, 158.58; Aylmer
Steam Laundry, 149.60; Wm. Bigley, 300.18; J. Bishop, 142.42; Blenheim
Dairy, 259.53; Bolus Meat Market, 180.59; Bresett & Stott, 1,774.21; Bresett &
Tew, 1,906.04; W. A. Brown, 1,574.90; Bruce's Home Bakery, 148.97; Buck-
land's, 119.30; Geo. Buhler, 261.23; Burns' Bakery, 349.16; J. R. Calderwood,
912.57; Camden- Dresden Agricultural Society, 239.50; Centralia Farmers'
Co-operative Co., Ltd., 163.31; Chatham Public General Hospital, 562.15;
Geo. E. Clark & Son, 171.65; Reg. Clark, 888.95; Consolidated Lumber Co.,
3,926.66; J. & J. Cunningham, 498.87; P. Dodds & Son, 341.23; R. Dodds,
921.20; Dominion Stores, Ltd., 1,098.46; Dresden Creamery, 1,121.26; Dynes
& Dynes, 625.66; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 3,985.01; W. A. Ellerington, 100.00;
J. W. Elsley, 210.33; Essex Dairies, Ltd., 1,116.63; A. Everett, 122.99; A.
Fennell & Son, 1,433.77; H. M. Fleming, 150.00; R. Fletcher, 230.25; J. W.
Galipeau, 115.30; Gidley & French, 630.24; J. H. Glassco, 624.87; Glover's
City Dairy, 749.32; Grain & Coal, Ltd., 271.05; Mrs. Robt. Grant, 1,877.21;
W. F. Hayter, 810.09; Chas. Hazzard & Sons, 1,127.95; Highland Hill Dairy,
259.30; Huron Lumber Co., Ltd., 3,010.24; Hydro-Electric Power Commission
of Ontario, 534.18; L. Isber, 217.29; A. Jefferies, 120.00; Johnston's Groceteria,
1,668.00; H. O. Jones, 1,398.72; Jones & May, 2,152.73; H. E. Keddy, 946.17;
R. Kemp, 851.44; Kennedy Groceteria, 401.55; J. J. Kerr Co., Ltd., 1,292.32;
Kirby Grocery, 477.15; Lambton, Kent Creameries, 304.55; E. Lindenfield,
638.81; J. C. Linton, 147.59; Thos. H. McCall, 193.50; A. P. MacCallum, 116.00;
G. W. McCallum, 360.90; D. McCarron, 822.05; L. McCloskey, 795.49; J.
McCorvie & Son, 1,302.56; W. D. McFadden & Son, 138.11; McGregor's Dairy,
677.98; McKeough & Trotter, Ltd., 507.85; McPherson's Lumber Yard, 3,885.61;
B. P. Madery, 123.38; Malor's, 188.99; Maple City Laundry & Dry Cleaners,
246.19; J. R. Martin, 310.00; W. E. Middleton, 203.00; P. H. Moore, 338.65;
Moore's Meat Market, 168.68; J. Moriarty, 192.00; Naylor Lumber Co., Ltd.,
1,276.72; J. A. Nightingale, 109.31; Nightingale's Groceteria, 253.96; O'Flynn
& Burgess, 1,170.84; F. Oullette, 100.00; Fred Peck, 1,413.69; Petrolia Cash
& Carry, 108.34; Petrolia Dairy, 117.35; Phillips Meat Market, 207.75; Phil-
pott's Bakery, 238.67; P. E. Piggott Lumber Co., Ltd., 1,843.09; Ramsay's
Market, 531.24; G. D. Richards, 167.00; Rivers Meat Market, 1,600.03; C. W.
Roberts & Son, 551.71; L. C. Rumble, 118.59; St. Joseph's Hospital, Chatham,
289.92; Sarvice, Ltd., 372.45; Shepherd Printing Co., 257.95; L. J. Shepley,
244.50; Simmons, Ltd., 4,235.86; Smith & Smith, Ltd., 423.60; Spic & Span,
274.32; J. W. Sprague, 2,598.18; P. J. Stacey, 1,808.81; Stewart & Macarthur,
200.00; Theaker's Dairy, 270.48; Thomas Grocery Store, 157.33; W. J. Thomson,
407.00; Tilbury Creamery, 957.63; United Furniture and Plumbing Exchange,
Ltd., 348.00; Wanless Hardware, Ltd., 443.05; Ward's Meat Market, 505.12;
T. C. Warwick & Sons, Ltd., 5,080.73; G. R. Weller, 153.13; Wonder Bakeries,
Ltd., 344.43; S. Zimmer, 146.88; Cartage, express and freight, 74.66; tele-
phone, 544.13; accounts under $100, 4,091.88 106,712 32

Fertilizer Subventions:

Sundry Persons, services, 4,079.87; Davis-Lesson, Ltd., 113.40; King's Printer,

311.38; C. C. Tennant, services, 300.00; expenses, 17.05; Underwood, Elliott,

Fisher, Ltd., 137.90; Postage, 107.00; telephone, 55.37; accounts under

$100, 89.13 5,211 10

Total $284,006 00

Less: Refunds (see page All) 141,050 17

War Emergency, Administration, etc $142,955 83

Cost of Living Bonus ($97,277.58)

Sundry Employees 97,277 58

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($113.67)

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 201.54 — Less refund of Employees' contribution,

87.87 113 67

Main Office $388,322 92

A 14 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

STATISTICS AND PUBLICATIONS BRANCH
Salaries ($10,650.19)

Permanent:

N. C. Engelter, 1,833.33; C. J. Gale, 1,433.33; W. R. Hall, 1,183.33; G. A. Mc-
Intyre, 900.00; S. H. H. Symons, 2,233.33; E. M. Tuck, 1,150.00; V. E. Wagner,
1,150.00 9,883 32

Temporary:

A. M. Butt, 190.20; J. Kaplan, 276.67; G. A. Mclntyre, 300.00 766 87

Travelling Expenses ($103.16)
S. H. H. Symons, 85.56; Accounts under $25, 17.60 103 16

Maintenance ($1,827.93)

Addressograph-Multigraph, Canada, Ltd., 120.00; King's Printer, 1,462.46;

telegrams, 25.11; telephone, 126.86; accounts under $100, 93.50 1,827 93

Statistics and Publications Branch $12,581 28

AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES BRANCH
Salaries ($10,541.66)

Permanent:

E. K. Boynton, 925.00; J. A. Carroll, 3,833.33; J. F. Clark, 2,400.00; O. McArthur,

1,433.33; J. Park, 800.00; O. G. Wickware, 1,150.00 10,541 66

Travelling Expenses ($1,865.65)
J. A. Carroll, 841.49; J. F. Clark, 1,024.16 1,865 65

Maintenance ($1,301.57)

King's Printer, 1,055.08; Telegrams, 42.77; telephone, 78.12; accounts under

$100, 125.60 1,301 57

Judges' Services, Travelling and Other Expenses ($2,557.52)

Sundry Judges, services, 720.00; expenses, 1,837.52 2,557 52

Horticultural, Agricultural and Vegetable Growers' Meetings, at the Direction
of the Department, Investigations and Unforeseen Expenditures ($1,551.67)

Sundry Persons, services, 5.00; expenses, 1,546.67 1,551 67

Field Crop Competitions, Prizes and Miscellaneous Expenses, including

Transportation and Other Expenses of Exhibits

at Exhibitions ($10,079.33)

Prizes: — Sundry Persons 8,318 00

Sundry Persons, services, 677.50; expenses, 1,083.83 1,761 33

Grants under Section 24, Subsection 1 (a) to (d) inclusive, Agricultural
Societies Act ($58,955.00)

Sundry Societies in:— Algoma, 545.00; Brant, 1,177.00; Bruce, 2,387.00; Carleton,
1,980.00; Cochrane, 295.00; Dufferin, 740.00; Dundas, 371.00; Durham, 842.00;
Elgin, 1,241.00; Essex, 2,779.00; Frontenac, 617.00; Glengarry, 569.00; Gren-
ville, 336.00; Grey, 3,036.00; Haldimand, 453.00; Haliburton, 286.00; Halton,
1,019.00; Hastings, 1,870.00; Huron, 1,322.00; Kenora, 782.00; Kent, 854.00;
Lambton, 1,095.00; Lanark, 1,241.00; Leeds, 369.00; Lennox and Addington,
735.00; Lincoln, 378.00; Manitoulin, 853.00; Middlesex, 1,214.00; Muskoka,
1,079.00; Nipissing, 292.00; Norfolk, 1,045.00; Northumberland, 1,039.00;
Ontario, 1,183.00; Oxford, 1,281.00; Parry Sound, 2,712.00; Peel, 1,465.00;
Perth, 1,960.00; Peterborough, 1,119.00; Prescott, 314.00; Prince Edward,
410.00; Rainy River, 1,024.00; Renfrew, 1,471.00; Russell, 173.00; Simcoe,
2,428.00; Stormont, 462.00; Sudbury, 556.00; Temiskaming, 471.00; Thunder
Bay, 867.00; Victoria, 1,402.00; Waterloo, 1,679.00; Welland, 770.00; Welling-
ton, 2,034.00; Wentworth, 990.00; York, 1,343.00 58,955 00

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A1S

Agricultural and Horticultural Societies Branch — Continued

Grants to Indemnify Societies Suffering from Rainy Weather or Fire,

to be Paid in Accordance with Section 24, Subsections 2 and 3,

Agricultural Societies Act ($6,500.83)

Sundry Societies in: — Algoma, 18.85; Brant, 582.81; Bruce, 322.97; Dufferin,
206.17; Essex, 312.53; Haliburton, 41.09; Halton, 511.83; Huron, 432.09; Kent,
500.00; Leeds, 500.00; Manitoulin, 54.87; Norfolk, 88.65; Northumberland,
80.15; Ontario, 142.38; Parry Sound, 109.68; Peel, 170.42; Perth, 223.86; Rainy
River, 500.00; Russell, 175.16; Simcoe, 353.45; Sudbury, 43.57; Temiskaming,
102.96; Waterloo, 371.34; Welland, 71.20; Wellington, 423.05; Wentworth, 73.30;
York, 88.45 6,500 83

To Encourage Local Plowing Matches, to be Paid in Grants or Otherwise,
as may be approved by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council ($4,170.80)

Sundry Societies in: — Algoma, 235.65; Brant, 125.00; Carleton, 50.00; Durham,
50.00; Frontenac, 50.00; Glengarry, 40.00; Grenville, 50.00; Grey, 291.00;
Haldimand, 75.00; Haldimand and Brant United, 50.00; Halton, 60.00; Kenora,
9.00; Kent, 73.00; Leeds, 50.00; Lincoln, 96.15; Manitoulin, 81.00; Middlesex,
44.00; Muskoka, 39.25; Nipissing, 125.00; Norfolk, 50.00; Ontario, 100.00;
Oxford, 75.00; Peel, 73.00; Perth, 71.75; Peterborough, 50.00; Prescott, 100.00;
Russell, 95.00; Simcoe, 172.75; Stormont West, 50.00; Victoria, 62.00; Waterloo,
250.00; Welland, 50.00; Wentworth, 92.00; York, 125.00 3,010 55

Services and Expenses:

Sundry Judges and Demonstrators, services, 450.00; expenses, 710.25 1,160 25

Grants under Horticultural Societies Act ($11,747.55)

Sundrv Societies in:— Algoma, 132.73; Brant, 249.33; Bruce, 352.98; Carleton,
403.29; Cochrane, 228.67; Dundas, 126.03; Durham, 104.70; Elgin, 142.93;
Essex, 266.88; Frontenac, 157.77; Grenville, 26.97; Grey, 173.70; Haldimand,
77.11; Halton, 260.04; Hastings, 39.18; Huron, 134.00; Kent, 891.16; Lambton,
302.09; Lanark, 170.20; Leeds, 134.21; Lincoln, 169.43; Manitoulin, 62.27;
Middlesex, 282.25; Muskoka, 141.25; Norfolk, 186.59; Northumberland, 61.58;
Ontario, 87.71; Oxford, 291.21; Parry Sound, 117.52; Peel, 29.43; Perth, 367.22;
Peterborough, 60.46; Prescott, 64.18; Rainy River, 69.29; Renfrew, 266.63;
Russell, 96.75; Simcoe, 495.67; Stormont, 111.56; Sudbury, 50.28; Temiskam-
ing, 230.74; Thunder Bay, 93.95; Victoria, 284.01; Waterloo, 1,274.83; Welland,
493.50; Wellington, 378.76; Wentworth, 211.32; York, 1,395.19 11,747 55,

Special Grants under Section 25, Agricultural Societies Act ($1,822.50)
Central Canada Exhibition Association 1,822 50

Grants to Agricultural Societies notwithstanding Provisions of
Agricultural Societies Act ($480.00)

Sundry Societies 480 00

Grants ($700.00)

Ontario Plowmen's Association 250 00

Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies 300 00

Ontario Horticultural Association 150 00

Agricultural and Horticultural Societies Branch $112,274 08

Permanent:

LIVE STOCK BRANCH
Salaries ($13,957.01)

D. V. Bromley, 1,333.33; C. Gardhouse, 1,500.00; R. H. Graham, 784.68; J. E. I.
Hamlett, 1,150.00; B. N. Martin, 1,300.00; L. E. O'Neill, 3,833.33; F. B.
Roberts, 1,150.00; W. P. Watson, 2,866.67; Public Service Superannuation
Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 39.00 13,957 01

Travelling Expenses ($1,911.15)

R. H. Graham, 387.81; L. E. O'Neill, 506.74; W. P.Watson, 1,016.60 1,911 15

Maintenance ($1,487.97)

King's Printer, 1,223.95; Newspapers and periodicals, 27.75; telephone, 139.36;

accounts under $100, 96.91 1,487 97

A 16 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Grants:

Live Stock Branch — Continued
Educational and Demonstration Work, etc. ($16,068.84)

Exhibitions and Fairs 269 00

Horse and Cattle Shows 4,253 55

Poultry Associations 486 00

Associations Holding Sales of Pure-bred Stock 2,198 08

Prizes:

Boys' Club Work 2,254 66

Judging, etc.:

Sundry Persons, services, 336.50; expenses, 672.76 1,009 26

Miscellaneous:

City Properties, Ltd., 150.00; Department of Highways, 109.65; King's Printer,
135.02; Sundry Persons, purchase of stock, 3,378.00; W. P. Watson, expenses

re Sheep Campaign, 672.76; Cartage and freight, 982.88; accounts under

$100, 169.98 5,598 29

Expenses in Connection with Tuberculosis Testing Work ($18,895.29)
Department of Agriculture, Ottawa 18,895 29

Services and Expenses re Stallion Enrolment Act, etc. ($8,472.75)

Inspectors, services, 1,632.00; expenses, 1,473.67 3,105 67

Premiums for Pure-bred Stallions — Sundry Persons 5,362 50

Miscellaneous — Commissioner of Police for Ontario 4 58

Grants ($2,500.00)

Canadian Hunter, Saddle and Light Horse Improvement Society 500 00

Ontario Horse Breeders' Association 500 00

Ontario Cattle Breeders' Association 500 00

Stratford Horse Show 1,000 00

Live Stock Branch $63,293 01

INSTITUTES BRANCH

Salaries ($20,209.95)

Permanent:

A. E. Barber, 1,233.33; I. W. Brodie, 1,022.20; M. A. Clarke, 2,666.67; F. P.
Eadie, 2,000.00; A. M. Hamilton, 1,125.00; S. T. Harvey, 1,266.67; E. Hopkins,
1,633.33; E. Kidd, 2,000.00; E. Slicter, 1,900.00; J. S. Wilkie, 1,200.00; I. M.
Winterburn, 1,025.00 17,072 20

Temporary:

I. W. Brodie, 71.11; E. M. Collins, 1,533.32; G. A. Gray, 1,533.32 3,137 75

Travelling Expenses ($1,058.96)

M. A. Clarke, 572.54; F. P. Eadie, 452.68; Accounts under $25, 33.74 1,058 96

Maintenance ($1,269.34)

King's Printer, 955.40; Cartage, express and freight, 40.66; newspapers and

periodicals, 75.85; telephone, 112.90; accounts under $100, 84.53 1,269 34

Services, Travelling, Equipment, Grants, Supplies and Other Expenses ($40,922.22)

Grants:

Sundry Women's Institutes 5,271 50

Sundry Lecturers:

Services, 16,053.25; expenses, 15,750.34 31,803 59

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer, 3,367.22; Ryerson Press, 123.74;— Accounts under $100, 356.17. . 3,847 13

Institutes Branch $63,460 47

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

A 17

DAIRY BRANCH

Salaries ($8,308.34)
Permanent:

J. L. Baker, 2,300.00; C. E. Lackner, 3,150.00; H. Netterfield, 1,266.67; L.
Nicholson, 1,366.67

Temporary:

M. E. Douglas

Travelling Expenses ($1,254.98)

J. L. Baker, 610.44; C. E. Lackner, 644.54

Maintenance ($978.23)

King's Printer, 843.42; Cartage, express and freight, 34.80; telephone, 53.29;

accounts under $100, 46.72

Salaries ($71,189.22)

Dairy Instruction and Inspection ($123,867.43)

Permanent :

Cheese Instruction:

J. M. Bain, 1,875.00; H. B. Sandwith,2,300.00,

8.083 34

225 00

1,254 98

978 23

4,175 00

Creamery Instruction:

T. C. Adams, 1,700.00; G. H. Barker, 1,800.00; P. J. Bogaerts, 1,700.00
C. A. Davies, 1,700.00; W. R. Dunlop, 1,800.00; J. A. Hill, 1,700.00
R. Johnston, 1,700.00; A. Legault, 1,700.00; P. S. MacDougall, 900.00
W. S. McKenzie, 1,700.00; D. McMillan, 368.32; J. C. Palmer, 1,800.00
J. Stubbs, 1,700.00

Temporary:

Cheese Instruction:

G. H. Alguire, 1,399.95; J. M. Bain, 624.99; P. Blondin, 1,399.95; C. J
Brennan, 1,849.95; G. E. Clarke, 1,337.73; D. Connell, 1,849.95; H. W
Cunningham, 1,399.95; G. M. Elliott, 1,337.73; J. D. Henderson, 1,399.95
J. H. Keyes, 1,399.95; C. A. Loucks, 1,399.95; W. C. Loughin, 1,399.95
P. S. MacDougall, 505.00; G. I. Martin, 1,399.95; E. McAllister, 1,399.95
J. McAllister, 1,399.95; O. J. McEvoy, 1,399.95; H. A. McKinley, 1,399.95
G. A. McMillan, 1,399.95; S. H. McNeil, 1,399.95; J. A. Mitchell, 1,399.95
W. J. Moore, 1,399.95; V. I. Morris, 555.25; J. A. Murray, 1,399.95
W. T. Oliver, 1,399.95; G. W. Owens, 1,399.95; G. Pollard Jr., 1,849.95
G. Rancier, 1,399.95; E. T. Rogers, 1,399.95; G. A. Sheriff, 1,399.95
G. F. Wright, 1,399.95; Cheese Factory Instructors and Inspectors (part
time) 4,636.50

Travelling Expenses:

T. C. Adams, 1,275.69; G. H. Alguire, 1,025.53; J. M. Bain, 2,282.93; G. H.
Barker, 2,112.15; P. Blondin, 1,023.58; P. J. Bogaerts, 1,661.15; C. J. Brennan
1,085.25; S. S. Cheetham, 101.30; G. E. Clarke, 920.42; D. Connell, 916.40
H. W. Cunningham, 915.58; C. A. Davies, 1,458.40; W. R. Dunlop, 1,362.65
G. M. Elliott, 982.07; A. L. Gibson, 250.88; J. D. Henderson, 1,096.38; J. A
Hill, 1,406.77; R. Johnston, 1,605.85; J. H. Keyes, 992.23; A. Legault.l, 956.85

C. A. Loucks, 1,194.88; W. C. Loughin, 1,090.58; P. S. MacDougall, 1,083.54
A. E. Martin, 39.60; G. I. Martin, 993.68; E. McAllister, 943.48; J. McAllister
981.38; O. J. McEvoy, 990.78; W. S. McKenzie, 1,482.25; H. A. McKinley, 935.98

D. McMillan, 392.30; G. A. McMillan, 914.48; S. H. McNeil, 1,021.63; J. A
Mitchell, 1,051.53; W. J. Moore, 954.33; J. A. Murray, 990.78; W. T. Oliver
1,154.13; G. W. Owens, 1,044.18; J. C. Palmer, 1,131.05; G. Pollard Jr., 1,062.78
G. Rancier, 935.43; E. T. Rogers, 1,005.73; H. B. Sandwith, 1,060.37; G. A
Sheriff, 987.98; J. Stubbs, 1,239.95; G. F. Wright, 913.08

Miscellaneous:

A. Burgess, services, 861.11; Cherry-Burrell Corporation of Canada, Ltd.,
338.15; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 124.76; A. Herns, 169.95; King's Printer, 558.37;

Sundry Persons, washing bottles, 102.62; Postage, 77.09; telephone, 71.37;

accounts under $100, 346.85

20,268 32

46,745 90

50,027 94

2,650 27

Dairy Branch $134,408 98

A 18 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

MILK CONTROL BOARD OF ONTARIO

Salaries ($13,216.72)
Permanent :

A. P. Clark, 666.72; J. C. Cumberland, 2,000.00; A. H. Lowe, 1,050.00; C. M.
Meek, 4,500.00; J. B. Nelson, 2,766.67; W. Pardv, 1,000.00; E. D. Redden,
1,233.33 13,216 72

Allowance to Member of the Board ($1,287.50)

E. Kitchen at $12.50 per diem 1,287 50

Travelling Expenses ($2,508.61)

A. P. Clark, 55.36; J. C. Cumberland, 1,295.63; E. Kitchen, 45.75; C. M. Meek,

723.73; J. B. Nelson, 388.14 2,508 61

Maintenance ($981.46)

King's? Printer, 700.50; Telegrams, 53.37; telephone, 129.10; accounts under

$100, 98.49 981 46

Services and Expenses in Connection with Administration, Inspection and
Enforcement of The Milk Control Act of Ontario ($23,347.78)

Salaries ($13,815.92)
Permanent:

C. Chambers, 1,700.00; A. P. Clark, 1,133.28; T. G. Hicks, 1,125.00; E. D.
Johnson, 1,600.00; W. L. Misener, 1,633.33; R. E. Randle, 1,275.00; H. B.
Welsh, 1,566.67 10,033 28

Temporary :

M. R. Bovenizer, 355.24; M. A. Cameron, 108.67; M. L. Clark, 643.75;
J. M. Glen, 375.00; T. G. Hicks, 375.00; R. E. Randle, 424.98; G. E. Wynn,
1,500.00 3,782 64

Travelling Expenses:

C. Chambers, 1,205.70; A. P. Clark, 1,158.93; T. G. Hicks, 956.40; E. D. John-
son, 1,096.70; W. L. Misener, 1,129.80; R. E. Randle, 1,519.97; H. B. Welsh,
1,604.14; G. E. Wynn, 1,141.18 9,812 82

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer, 435.94; Accounts under $100, 183.10 619 04

Total $24,247 78

Less: Refund, Commodity Prices Stabilization Corpora-
tion, Limited 900 00

$23,347 78
Milk Control Board of Ontario $41,342 07

FRUIT BRANCH

Salaries ($10,650.00)

Permanent:

G. Boehler, 1,366.67; J. A. Goldie, 2,000.00; P. W. Hodgetts, 3,750.00; G. Rush,

2,000.00; H. M. Webster, 1,533.33 10,650 00

Travelling Expenses ($1,345.76)

J. A. Goldie, 915.93; G. Rush, 429.83 1,345 76

Maintenance ($112.94)
Telephone, 48.01 ; accounts under $100, 64.93 1 12 94

Fruit Work, including Expenditure under The Plant
Diseases Act, etc. ($10,835.28)

Municipalities, Half Cost of Inspection:

Beamsville, 2.40; Clinton, 43.99; Collingwood ,25.00; Grantham, 28.75; Grimsby,
12 50; Grimsby North, 80.00; Hespeler, 25.00; Louth, 87.75; Niagara, 25.00;
Pelham, 33.30; Saltfleet, 132.08; Stamford, 21.30; Stoney Creek, 12.50 529 57

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

A 19

Fruit Branch — Continued
Fruit Work, etc. — Continued

Inspectors:

Sundry Inspectors, services, 1,371.00; expanses, 1,109.62

2,480 62

Miscellaneous:

Canadian Horticultural Council, 200.00; King's Printer, 2,128.48; Niagara

Brand Spray Co., Ltd., 1,480.92; Pay List, wages of men, 3,546.22; Postage,

94.61; telephone, 72.81; accounts under $100, 302.05 7,825 09

Grants ($1,700.00)

Fruit Growers' Association of Ontario 600 00

Entomological Society of Ontario 300 00

Ontario Beekeepers' Association 200 00

Ontario Vegetable Growers' Association 600 00

Pre-Cooling Station, Brighton, Equipment, Services and Expenses ($4,699.07)
Services and Expenses:

G. C. Carson, expenses, 33.59; H. M. Webster, expenses, 295.13

328 72

Miscellaneous:

Armstrong Cork and Insulation Co., Ltd., 773.83; Brighton Hydro-Electric
System, 559.48; Brighton Public Utilities Commission, 163.76; Canadiah Ice
Machine Co., Ltd., 256.50; Houston Co., Ltd., 323.60; Ontario Government

Cold Storage, Thedford, 390.90; Pay list, wages of men, 1,625.84; Cartage,

express and freight, 61.00; telephone, 91.79; accounts under $100, 123.65

4,370 35

Horticultural Experiment Station, Vineland

Salaries ($38,550.59)
Permanent:

J. V. Ashwood, 1,125.00; D. L. Bailey, 1,500.00; G. A. Ball, 1,125.00; A. W. Barber
1,125.00; I. G. Burkholder, 1,200.00; S. J. Cass, 1,300.00; G. H. Dickson, 2,550.00
H. T. Eggleton, 1,125.00; B. Gee, 975.00; C. B. Kelly, 1,500.00; G. Marlow
1,300.00; E. F. Palmer, 3,833.33; J. Peacock, 1,125.00; S. Peacock, 1,125.00
O. J. Robb, 2,700.00; W. H. Stephenson, 100.00; W. J. Strong, 2,500.00; T
Thornton, 1,300.00; W. H. Upshall, 3,000.00; J. R. vanHaarlem, 2,466.67
G. Webb, 1,200.00; L. F. Webb, 608.87; S. Wylie, 1,600.00

Temporary:

S. D. Atyeo, 648.29; H. K. Mover, 823.27; W. T. Wasley, 695.16 ,

36,383 87
2,166 72

Services, Travelling and Other Expenses ($18,667.67)
Services :

Graduate Assistants, Farm Hands and Firemen

Travelling Expenses:

G. H. Dickson, 28.61; C. B. Kelly, 278.67; E.
32.13; W. H. Upshall, 94.86; J. R. vanHaarlem,
22.18

F. Palmer, 315.84; O. J. Robb,
154.51; Accounts under $25,

4,298 54

926 80

Miscellaneous:

Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., 195.12; R. S. Book & Sons, 219.01; Canadian Indus-
tries, Ltd., 175.00; Central Scientific Company of Canada, Ltd., 126.13; Cities
Service Oil Co., Ltd., 617.48; Coulter Copper & Brass Co., Ltd., 165.00; Coy
Bros., 399.63; S. M. Culp & Co., 171.79; Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 111.12
W. E. Hill & Bro., 152.05; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 833.01
King's Printer, 369.82; P. Marshall, 220.00; Niagara Packers, Ltd., 1,151.28
Red & White Stores, 144.31; Vineland Growers' Co-operative, Ltd., 5,281.91

L. J. Washer, Ltd., 281.29; Cartage, express and freight, 63.08; newspapers

and periodicals, 71.76; postage, 637.69; telephone, 277.14; accounts under $100,
1,778.71

13,442 33

A 20 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Fruit Branch — Continued

Horticultural Experiment Station, Vineland — Continued

Repairs and Alterations ($987.27)

R. E. Book & Sons, 173.33; W. G. Fletcher, 335.85; Lord & Burnham Co., Ltd.,

228.67; Accounts under $100, 249.42 987 27

Fruit Branch $87,548 58

AGRICULTURAL REPRESENTATIVES BRANCH

Salaries ($12,835.41)
Permanent:

N. J. Cooper, 647.50; R. S. Duncan, 3,833.33; B. Ellis, 1,433.33; R. W. Froom,

1,183.33; A. H. S. Martin, 3,300.00; E. L. Mitchell, 925.00; W. Wilson, 1,125.00. 12,447 49

Temporary :

A. Stonehouse 387 92

Travelling Expenses ($1,463.20)

R. S. Duncan, 650.18; A. H. S. Martin, 791.17; Accounts under $25, 21.85 1,463 20

Maintenance ($2,410.12)

King's Printer, 1,439.31; Cartage, express and freight, 62.99; telegrams, 91.24;

telephone, 485.40; accounts under $100, 331.18 2,410 12

County Offices

Agricultural Representative Work, Services, Expenses
and Equipment ($309,069.11)

Algoma:

Salaries: J. M. Macintosh, 3,000.00; N. L. Sargeant, 900.00; Expenses, 1,460.14. 5,360 14

Brant:

Salaries: A. M. Barr, 2,600.00; E. G. Bell, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,651.16 5,301 16

Bruce:

Salaries: G. R. Gear, 1,866.67; A. Scanlan, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,565.74 4,482 41

Carleton:

Salaries: W. M. Croskery, 3,000.00; P. M. Grace, 900.00; Expenses, 2,260.74 6,160 74

Cochrane North:

Salaries: D. J. Pomerleau, 2,400.00; E. G. LaRoche, 900.00; Expenses, 765.66. . . 4,065 66

Cochrane South:

Salaries: L. H. Hanlan, 2,900.00; J. Boivin, 150.00; E. Champagne, 664.58;

Expenses, 1,949.09 5,663 67

Cochrane West:

Salaries: W. Montcalm, 1,900.00; M. Adam, 206.25; M. DeChamplain, 655.42;

Expenses, 1,937.02 4,698 69

Dufferin:

Salaries: F. K. B. Stewart, 1,966.67; R. L. Baltzer, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,673.25. 4,689 92

Dundas and West Stormont:

Salaries: H. W. Graham, 2,850.00; F. H. Cotton, 875.00; M. K. Schwerdtfeger,

825.00; Expenses, 1,333.97 5,883 97

Durham:

Salaries: E. A. Summers, 2,300.00; E. E. Couch, 750.00; M. A. Morton, 40.83;

Expenses, 1,599.42 4,690 25

Elgin:

Salaries: F. S. Thomas, 3,000.00; M. G. Cheesman, 925.00; B. W. Smith, 1,566.67;

Expenses, 2,754.63 8,246 30

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A 21

Agricultural Representatives Branch — Continued

County Offices — Continued
Essex:

Salaries: A. McKenney, 3,000.00; M. Crawford, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,531.30.. . . 5,581 30

Frontenac:

Salaries: A. W. Sirett, 2,466.67; E. M. Lake, 1,125.00; Expenses, 740.45 4,332 12

Glengarry and East Stormont:

Salaries: J. A. Dalrymple, 1,866.67; L. B. Lalonde, 1,000.00; Expenses, 1,364.74 4,231 41

Grenville:

Salaries: H. G. MacLeod, 1,900.00; M. W. Timleck, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,394.90 4,344 90

Grey:

Salaries: T. S. Cooper, 3,000.00; L. G. Brown, 250.00; E. J. Colgan, 1,050.00;

F. H. Cotton, 450.00; Expenses, 2,269.31 7,019 31

Haldimand:

Salaries: A. G. Skinner, 2,400.00; G. O. Gowan, 162.50; G. O. MacDonald, 812.50;

Expenses, 1,262.19 4,637 19

Halton:

Salaries: J. E. Whitelock, 3,000.00; H. M. Chisholm, 565.00; M. G. Downs,

365.63; Expenses, 1,152.22 5,082 85

Hastings:

Salaries: H. L. Fair, 1,900.00; L. G. Wood, 850.00; Expenses, 1,259.34 4,009 34

Huron:

Salaries: J. C. Shearer, 3,000.00; M. R. G. Henderson, 850.00; Expenses, 1,644.28. 5,494 28

Kenora:

Salaries: D. E. MacRae, 2,400.00; L. G. Nagle, 900.00; Expenses, 1,617.73 4,917 73

Kent:

Salaries: J. A. Garner, 2,900.00; N. C. Johnston, 1,125.00; Expenses, 2,217.30. . . 6,242 30

Lambton:

Salaries: W- P. Macdonald, 3,000.00; M. G. McVicar, 750.21; Expenses, 1,568.90 5,319 11

Lanark:

Salaries: W. A. Davidson, 2,166.67; M. L. Cameron, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,113.28 4,329 95

Leeds:

Salaries: J. R. Ostler, 2,166.67; C. E. Latimer, 925.00; Expenses, 1,594.73 4,686 40

Lennox and Addington:

Salaries: C. W. Buchanan, 2,900.00; C. R. Taylor, 1,050.00; Expenses, 814.96. . . 4,764 96

Lincoln:

Salaries: E. F. Neff, 3,000.00; E. J. Hill, 593.75; E. J. Strong, 406.25; Expenses,

1,799.16 5,799 16

Manitoulin:

Salaries: R. C. Banbury, 2,100.00; J. Langford, 975.00; Expenses, 1,725.03 4,800 03

Middlesex:

Salaries: W. K. Riddell, 2,800.00; L. G. Brown, 250.00; L. S. Simpson, 1,050.00;

Expenses, 2,501.62 6,601 62

Muskoka and Parry Sound:

Salaries: R. M. Tipper, 3,000.00; E. S. McAlpine, 676.21; Expenses, 2,692.12.. . . 6,368 33

Xipissing:

Salaries: F. C. McRae, 2,466.67; M. E. Gauthier, 925.00; Expenses, 1,724.20.. . . 5,115 87

A 22 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Agricultural Representatives Branch — Continued

County Offices — Continued
Norfolk:

Salaries: G. G. Bramhill, 2,600.00; E. B. Thomson, 825.00; Expenses, 1,655.29. . 5,080 29

Northumberland:

Salaries: I. MacLeod, 2,400.00; V. McCormick, 900.00; Expenses, 1,421.17 4,721 17

Ontario:

Salaries: F. M. Campbell, 1,866.67; M. E. Webster, 850.00; Expenses, 1,353.66.. 4,070 33

Oxford:

Salaries: G. R. Green, 3,000.00; J. B. Matheson, 1,600.00; J. Robinson, 1,050.00;

Expenses, 1,733.79 7,383 79

Peel:

Salaries: E. A. Innes, 2,200.00; B. S. Beer, 191.66; M. E. Gee, 191.13; M. I.

Moffatt, 592.74; Expenses, 1,399.04 4,574 57

Perth:

Salaries:R. E. White, 2,900.00; A. Regan, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,832.51 5,782 51

Peterborough :

Salaries: F. C. Paterson, 3,000.00; E. A. Scott, 1,050.00; Expenses, 2,118.46 6,168 46

Prescott and Russell:

Salaries: F. Larose, 3,000.00; M. A. L. Lalonde, 788.12; Expenses, 1,412.98 5,201 10

Prince Edward:

Salaries: F. J. Webster, 2,700.00; A. G. Grubbe, 1,500.00; R. C. Hubbs, 850.00;

Expenses, 1,729.60 6,779.60

Rainy River:

Salaries: E. S. Marr, 1,900.00; M. A. J. Ryan, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,495.51 4,445 51

Renfrew :

Salaries: F. Q. Dench, 2,100.00; M. M. Kelly, 1,050.00; Expenses, 2,018.77 5,168 77

Simcoe North:

Salaries: S. L. Page, 2,800.00; A. I. W. Culbert, 1,050.00; Expenses, 2,876.24. . . . 6,726 24

Simcoe South:

Salaries: F. A. Lashley, 2,166.67; E. E. Carter, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,941.81 5,158 48

Sudbury:

Salaries: R. Leroux, 2,000.00; C. D. Paradis, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,229.41 4,279 41

Temiskaming:

Salaries: M. F. Cook, 2,600.00; A. E. Blain, 975.00; Expenses, 1,199.48 4,774 48

Thunder Bay:

Salaries: N. W. Harrison, 2,500.00; C. H. Rae, 1,050.00; Expenses, 1,446.62 4,996 62

Victoria :

Salaries: M. H. Winter, 3,000.00; P. A. Blanchard, 925.00; Expenses, 1,403.33. . 5,328 33

Waterloo:

Salaries: E. I. McLoughry, 2,900.00; M. I. Brown, 925.00; Expenses, 2,783.79.. . 6,608 79

Welland:

Salaries: J. Wilson, 2,233.33; M. A. Hagar, 825.00; Expenses, 1,104.24 4,162 57

Wellington:

Salaries: S. B. Stothers, 3,000.00; M. M. Scanlan, 1,050.00; Expenses, 2,136.67. . 6,186 67

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A_23

Agricultural Representatives Branch — Continued

County Offices — Continued
Wentworth :

Salaries: VV. G. Marritt, 3,000.00; P. M. Walker, 1,050.00; Expenses, 2,272.04.. . 6,322 04

York:

Salaries: W. M. Cockburn, 3,000.00; A. A. Atkins, 900.00; T. R. Hilliard, 362.50;

W. A. Sutherland, 875.00; Expenses, 2,507.80 7,645 30

Short Courses: Lecturers and Instructors, Services, Expenses, etc.:

L. A. Arnold, 191.42; G. S. Atkins, 141.94; H. H. Averv, 122.24; W. C. Barrie,
107.52; D. A. Bell, 198.66; F. H. Bell, 160.35; K. M.' Betzner, 106.80; G. A.
Boyington, 232.45; R. C. Brady, 61.53; C. Branton, 59.49; W. E. Burchell,
140.99; G. L. Bushfield, 313.42; W. E. Cardiff, 174.83; C. M. Collins, 214.04;

F. H. Cotton, 48.00; C. Dale, 195.16; R. H. Davis, 243.85; H. Dobrindt, 47.11;
L. D. Earl, 133.90; G. Forbes, 253.77; H. Gehring, 230.62; General Films, Ltd.,
648.00; C. Graham, 270.24; A. Hanshaw, 178.20; W. A. Hansler, 133.70; R. B.
Hare, 228.40; A. Harvie, 211.70; W. Hawke, 44.47; W. Holmes, 128.59; H. A.
Hossfeld, 203.63; C. L. Huntsman, 70.45; A. G. Ireton, 161.88; L. Jackson, 172.15;
W. G. Johnson, 407.90; A. Johnston, 290.01 ; J. S. Kilpatrick, 232.12; J. P. Landon,
123.66; G. Lawrence, 121.22; Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., 538.39; L. Maurice,
247.18; G. McGavin, 135.47; N. G. McLeod, 97.46; J. C. McMahon, 217.15>
N. McPherson, 232.13; M. McWhinnie, 155.46; C. V. Medcalf, 29.00; R. W.
Morrison, 268.80; W. A. Muir, 27.75; W. Nancekivell, 196.85; W. T. New, 253.94;
R. W. Ormand, 196.20; L. Packham, 65.15; W. L. Pearson, 133.75; F. R. Perkins,
257.11; U. Pilon, 13.00; H. A. Porter, 278.15; W. B. Reyolds, 195.12; J. F.
Robinson, 113.90; M. Robson, 139.88; G. T. Rogers, 225.57; H. D. Russell,
222.70; G. A. Scott, 434.28; R. Shaver, 166.00; B. Siim, 272.80; R. Sitter, 28.10;
J. Steckle, 134.64; M. Stelck, 209.76; W. Taylor, 210.90; E. Uren, 123.82; G. H.
VanSickle, 123.35; J. G. Watson, 29.65; M. Wilkins, 234.49; O. J. Wright, 90.16;

C. Young, 303.48 13,605 95

Miscellaneous:

J. A. Garner, travelling expenses, 379.65; G. Angus German, Ltd., 638.43; King's
Printer, 8,480.77; Steele, Briggs Seed Co., Ltd., 497.23; Sundry Persons, judg-
ing competitions, services and expenses, 273.32; Women's Association, Norfolk

St. United Church, Guelph, re banquet, Club Contests, 162.50; Newspapers

and periodicals, 353.02; accounts under $100, 192.14 10,977 06

Grant ($1,750.00)
Canadian Council on Boys' and Girls' Club Work 1,750 00

Agricultural Representatives Branch $327,527 84

CROPS, SEEDS AND WEEDS BRANCH

Salaries ($7,875.58)
Permanent :

J. D. MacLeod, 2,666.67; W. J. Stephen, 2,400.00; D. J. Wiggins, 162.50; Public

Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 48.00 5,277 17

Temporary:

G. Danska, 900.00; J. M. Glen, 135.08; D. J. Joncas, 857.08; E. Wallace, 706.25. 2,598 41

Travelling Expenses ($1,976.34)

J. D. MacLeod, 710.49; W. J. Stephen, 1,265.85 1,976 34

Maintenance ($1,105.44)

King's Printer, 817.94; Cartage, express and freight, 42.23; telegrams, 54.00;

telephone, 164.87; accounts under $100, 26.40 1,105 44

Administration of The Weed Control Act, Crop Improvement
Work, etc. ($11,222.39)

Services, 4,231.50; Expenses, 4,274.09:

J. A. Berry, 219.32; W. E. Breckon, 49.10; J. T. Cassin, 1,547.04; R. E. Cura-
mings, 518.34; P. J. Lafleur, 556.03; E. M. Macdonnell, 625.82; Sundry Persons
attending conventions, 1,724.79; C. C. Tennant, 2,221.91; T. B. Wall, 621.88;
W. M. Wallace, 421.36 8,505 59

A 24 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Crops, Seeds and Weeds Branch — Continued

Administration of The Weed Control Act, etc. — Continued
Prizes:

Boys' Grain and Potato Clubs, sundry persons 889 00

Miscellaneous:

Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, 107.70; J. A. Fournier, 155.00; King's

Printer, 612.75; Cartage, express and freight, 42.45; accounts under $100,

909.90 1,827 80

Subventions — Seed Cleaning Plants ($1,500.00)

Lynn Seed Cleaners' Association, 250.00; R. R. Montgomery, 250.00; W. C. Mont-
gomery, 250.00; Plainville Seed Cleaning Co., 250.00; Sudbury Crop Improve-
ment Association, 250.00; A. Walker, 250.00 1,500 00

Subventions — Freight on Agricultural Lime ($1,996.72)

Canada Crushed Stone, Ltd., 130.25; Federal Lime, Ltd., 22.50; North American

Cyanamid, Ltd., 1,843.97 1,996 72

Grants — Ontario Crop Improvement Associations and District
» Seed Growers' Associations ($6,458.62)

Ottawa Valley Seed Fair 250 00

Quinte District Seed Fair 250 00

Sundry Crop Improvement Associations 5,958 62

Crops, Seeds and Weeds Branch $32,135 09

CO-OPERATION AND MARKETS BRANCH

Salaries ($12,765.20)

Permanent:

R. E. Goodin, 1,900.00; I.V.Logan, 1,215.20; B. McDonald, 1,800.00; W.Newman,
3,500.00; G. F. Perkin, 3,000.00; W. R. Peters, 1,350.00 12,765 20

Travelling Expenses ($1,257.14)
W. Newman, 408.39; G. F. Perkin, 848.75 1,257 14

Maintenance ($1,671.80)

King's Printer, 1,157.32; Telegrams, 101.54; telephone, 388.79; accounts under

$100, 24.15 1,671 80

Services and Expenses re The Farm Products Control Act, etc. ($3,993.57)

Sundry Persons, Services, 1,380.00; Expenses, 1,646.03:

R. E. Goodin, 488.86; W. R. Graham, 32.86; W. R. Peters, 700.97; H. N. Webster,

1,803.34 3,026 03

Miscellaneous:

Advisory Corn Committee, 500.00; King's Printer, 470.50; Telephone, 37.86;

accounts under $100, 209.18; Less refund, Ontario Strawberry Growers'

Marketing Board, 1941-42, 250.00 967 54

Loans in Accordance with Co-operative Marketing Loan Act ($5,000.00)

Co-operative de Lin de St. Isidore 5,000 00

Co-operation and Markets Branch $24,687 71

KEMPTVILLE AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL

General Office

Salaries ($8,870.95)
Permanent:

J. H. Bond, 707.66; J. Dougherty, 975.00; M. H. Dulmage, 380.04; B. J. Groskopf,
975.00; R. G. Latimer, 893.75; M. C. McPhail, 3,600.00; B. M. Slettebo, 731.25;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 52.00 8.314 70

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

A 25

Kemptville Agricultural School — Continued
General Office — Salaries — Continued

Temporary:

J. A. Berry, 350.00; M. G. Millar, 206.25.

Expenses ($8,167.21)

Travelling Expenses:

IdaLeroux, 5.45; M.C.McPhail, 720.47; J. L.Malcolmson, 33.92; O. A. Paladichuk,
32.05

Miscellaneous:

Anderson's Department Store, Ltd., 570.02; W. A. Barnes & Sons, 213.90; J. R.
Bresnan & Sons, 445.71; Dominion Concrete Co., Ltd., 548.09; Kemptville Cream-
eries, Ltd., 135.55; Kemptville Hydro-Electric Commission, 1,394.21; King's

Printer, 255.92; Pay List, wages of men, 2,014.00; Cartage, express and

freight, 98.56; newspapers and priodicals, 40.79; postage, 264.00; telephone,
423.62; accounts under $100, 1,145.95 — Less refund Dominion Government,
175.00

Repairs and Alterations ($2,818.40)

Anderson's Department Store, Ltd., 189.96; R. H. Bailey, 217.50; W. A. Barnes
& Sons, 210.00; E. Bush, 846.31; H. M. Earle, 147.60; Kemptville Hydro-Electric
Commission, 122.97; McMaster Lumber Co., Ltd., 638.49; Scarfe & Co., Ltd.,
188.36; Accounts under $100, 257.21

556 25

791 89

7,375 32

2,818 40

Divisions

Salaries, Wages, Travelling Expenses, Equipment, Purchase and Maintenance
of Stock, General Expenses ($47,586.91)

Home Economics

Animal and Field Husbandry

Chemistry

Farm Mechanics

Poultry

Horticulture

Dairy

Salaries

2,211 50

6,812 50

2,550 00

321 00

3,637 50

4,868 75

3,812 50

Expenses

208 26

13,177 23

2,177 90

15 78

3,782 89

2,478 70

1.532 40

Total

2.419 76
19,989 73

4,727 90

336 78

7.420 39
7,347 45
5,344 90

Salaries, Permanent:
Home Economics:

B. L. Bridges, 779.56; R. B. Rorke, 994.44.

24,213 75 23,373 16 47,586 91

Animal and Field Husbandry:

W. A. Crawford, 975.00; A. Johnston, 1,062.50; J. B. Mullen, 975.00; A. D.
Runions, 2,600.00; T. E. Whates, 1,200.00

Chemistry:

W. B. George

Farm Mechanics:
F. J. Parish...

Poultry:

J. F. Fraser ,

Horticulture:

J. E. Colborne, 893.75; A. J. Logsdail, 3,000.00; R. A. Milne, 975.00,

Dairy:

E. M. Buck, 309.38; A. L. Gibson, 3,000.00

Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment

Salaries, Temporary:
Home Economics:

J. L. Malcomson, 150.00; G. I. Nichols, 137.50; O. A. Paladichuk, 150.00 .

1,774 00

6,812

50

2,550 00

191

66

2,587

50

4,868

75

3,309

38

84

34

437 50

A 26 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Kemptville Agricultural School — Continued

Divisions — Continued
Salaries — Temporary — Continued

Farm Mechanics:

B. L. Young 45 00

Poultry:

I. E. Mullen 1,050 00

Dairy:

R. G. Brown, 400.00; E. M. Buck, 103.12 503 12

Travelling Expenses:

B. L. Bridges, 46.45; J. F. Fraser, 348.71; W. B. George, 906.85; A. J. Logsdail,

166.62; A. D. Runions, 371.05; B. L. Young, 511.41; Accounts under $25,

14.68 2,365 77

Expenses:

Anderson's Department Store, Ltd., 301.33; J. F. Barnard's Sons, Ltd., 6,284.83;
W. A. Barnes & Sons, 106.77; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 624.51; Canadian
National Live Stock Records, 118.75; W. E. Dean, 500.00; Dominion Concrete
Co., Ltd., 163.56; Ernst Bros. Co., Ltd. 850.00; R. Henderson, 530.50; Imperial
Oil, Ltd., 244.57; Kemptville Creameries, Ltd., 948.25; S. McConnell, 185.70;
E. E. McKendry, 160.25; Pay List, wages of men, 6,682.81; Pelton & Reynolds,

304.38; S. H. Sparks, 110.00; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 944.50; Cartage,

express and freight, 54.20; postage, 107.50; accounts under $100, 1,784.98 21,007 39

Kemptville Agricultural School $67,443 47

ONTARIO VETERINARY COLLEGE, GUELPH

Salaries ($42,918.28)

Permanent:

H. T. Batt, 1,941.67; V. R. Brown, 2,375.00; J. S. Glover, 2,766.67; F. J. Grundy,
787.50; W. A. Harris, 1,2 25.00; A. H. Kennedy, 1,875.00; N. McColl, 1,200.00;
C. D. McGilvray, 5,400.00; R. A. Mcintosh, 3,600.00; L. M. Nott, 925.00;
C. E. Phillips, 1,575.00; F. W. Schofield, 3,000.00; A. L. Shepherd, 2,066.67;
E. M. M. Shepherd, 587.50;. A. Turner, 1,200.00; M. Urquhart, 925.00; A. G.
Walsh, 731.25; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments,
192.00 32,373^26

Temporary:

J. W. Barnett, 1,200.00; H. T. Batt, 624.99; J. K. Blair, 71.45; G. Cairns, 2,100.00;
R. F. Colgate, 150.00; R. Connell, 1,376.29; F. J. Cote, 500.00; W. J. R. Fowler,
2,500.00; F. J. Grundy, 262.50; A. H. Kennedy, 624.99; C. L. McKinnon, 178.55
C. E. Phillips, 525.00; E. M. M. Shepherd, 187.50; A. G. Walsh, 243.75 10,5 45 02

Travelling Expenses ($464.13)

J. S. Glover, 23.00; C. D. McGilvray, 283.25; R. A. Mcintosh, 90.60; C. E. Phillips,

34.93; F. W. Schofield, 32.35 464 13

Maintenance ($8,496.35)

John Armstrong, Ltd., 213.56; Bond Hardware Co., Ltd., 341.27; H. Gillies, 148.75;
W. Gramlich, 1,453.60; Guelph Paper Box Co., Ltd., 206.38; King's Printer,
1,203.60; J. E. McDonald, 262.85; Office Specialty Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 154.89 ;
R. Stewart, Ltd., 430.34; Strome's Cartage, 582.45; Students' Co-operative

Association, 103.33; West Disinfecting Co., 104.20; Cartage, express and

freight, 149.02; newspapers and periodicals, 129.57; postage, 870.00; telephone,

776.36; accounts under $100, 1,366.18 8,496 35

Scholarships and Prizes ($112.15)

Birks-Ellis-Ryrie, Ltd., 33.00; Macmillan Company of Canada, Ltd., 47.15; Students'

Co-operative Association, Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, 32.00 112 15

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A 27

Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph — Continued

Research, Investigation and Extension Work, etc. ($9,222.92)

Central Scientific Company of Canada, Ltd., 2,514.17; Doughty & McFarlane,
445.53; G. H. Kohl, 215.40; Lederle Laboratories, Inc., 162.94; Liquor Control
Board of Ontario, 150.55; A. Stewart, Ltd., 567.77; R. Stewart, Ltd., 101.85;
Sundry Persons, assisting in laboratory, 808.40; Sundry Veterinary Doctors,

blood samples, vaccinations, tests, etc., 3,614.70; Telephone, 51.79; accounts

under $100, 743.52— Less refund Dominion Government, re alcohol, 153.70 9,222 92

Provincial Zoologist

Salaries ($3,800.00)
Permanent:

L. Stevenson 3,800 00

Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph $65,013 83

Permanent:

WESTERN ONTARIO EXPERIMENTAL FARM, RIDGETOWN
Salaries ($15,986.00)

W. E. Barr, 1,125.00; A. R. Fraser, 1,125.00; G. H. Griffin, 1,200.00; E. I. Hors-
man, 975.00; J. Humble, 1,050.00; G. W. Mackay, 1,200.00; J. J. Neilson,
2,700.00; F. W. Ozanne, 975.00; J. C. Steckley, 3,500.00; T. White, 1,200.00;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 36.00 15,086 00

Temporary:

F. Humble ! 900 00

Purchase of Stock and Equipment, Wages, Seed, Fertilizer, Fuel, Light,

Supplies, Travelling Expenses, Educational and Experimental

Work, Contingencies ($16,998.92)

Travelling Expenses:

J. J. Neilson, 366.18; J. C. Steckley, 762.28; T. White, 20.65 1,149 11

Miscellaneous:

N. M. Bartlett Spray Works, 177.40; Canada Wood Products, Ltd., 221.00;
Canadian Industries, Ltd., 410.31; Canadian National Live Stock Records,
156.50; D. Cole, 116.63; Bruce Cummings, 625.00; W. Davison, 112.50; Douglas
Seed Co., 234.70; Experimental Station, Harrow, 346.00; W. H. Goodhue,
166.64; F. Hogan, 825.00; T. Hore, 683.68; Hydro-Electric Power Commission
of Ontario, 262.79; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 439.66; C. W. Johnston, 127.29; Kearney's
Garage, 318.10; F. Kennedy, 1,198.87; F. McGregor, 142.00; A. McLean,
300.00; W. Merrifield, 275.00; G. T. Mickle & Sons, 756.96; Mills Hardware
Co., 111.57; Municipal Corporation of Howard, 129.59; M. J. Neutens, 237.30;
F. O'Neill, 450.00; Pay List, wages of men, 1,707.90; Ridgetown Public Utilities
Commission, 178.79; Shell Oil Company of Canada, Ltd., 276.05; A. Stewart,
156.70; Sundry newspapers, etc .advertising, 140.40; W. G. Taylor, 191.57; W. G.
Thompson, 361.70; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 477.15; Union Gas Co., 365.25;

B. M. Willson, 688.82; Woods Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 292.94; Cartage,

express and freight, 72.94; postage, 88.00; telephone, 125.41; accounts under

$100, 1,901.70 15,849 81

Repairs and Alterations ($652.75)

Mills Hardware, 132.60; M. W. Street, 288.10; D. E. Wallace & Son, 129.88;

Accounts under $100, 102.17 652 75

Agricultural School

Salaries, Travelling Expenses, Supplies and Equipment ($970.80)

MacDonald Coal Co., 639.37; Ridgetown Public Utilities Commission, 116.71;

Accounts under $100, 214.72 970 80

Western Ontario Experimental Farm, Ridgetown $34,608 47

A 28 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

DEMONSTRATION FARM, NEW LISKEARD

Salaries ($3,000.00)

Permanent:

T. A. Douglas, 1,800.00; C. D. Gardner, 1,200.00.- 3,000 00

Maintenance, Wages, Seed, Feed, Fertilizer, Purchase and Shipping of Live
Stock, Equipment and Miscellaneous Expenses ($10,492.35)

Canadian Industries, Ltd., 300.08; Canadian National Live Stock Records, 101.50;
Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 213.17; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 220.99; McColl-
Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., 408.77; Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 411.53; New
Liskeard Creamery, 127.50; New Liskeard Flour Mill, 368.91; Town of New
Liskeard, 100.00; Northern Ontario Power Co., Ltd., 291.02; Pay List, wages
of men, 5,084.46; Select Seeds, 113.10; Geo. Taylor Hardware, Ltd., 305.59;

Temiskaming Producers' Co-operative Co., Ltd., 188.00; Cartage, express

and freight, 168.16; postage, 63.90; telephone, 59.49; accounts under $100, 1,966.18 10,492 35

Repairs and Alterations ($276.44)
Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd., 173.81 ; Accounts under $100, 102.63 276 44

Demonstration Farm, New Liskeard $13,768 79

DEMONSTRATION FARM, HEARST

Maintenance, Wages, Seed, Feed, Fertilizer, Purchase and Shipping of Live
Stock, Equipment and Miscellaneous Expenses ($5,551.87)

District Services, Ltd., 145.00; Fortier et Fils, 253.85; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 302.03;
La Trappe de N-D de Mistassini, 100.00; Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 408.00;
Mercier & Shirley, Ltd., 362.19; Pay List, wages of farm help, 2,522.39; Wm.

Rouse, 230.00; J. P. Trudel, 142.50; Cartage, express and freight, 101.42;

accounts under $100, 984.49 5,551 87

Repairs and Alterations ($3,954.61)

F. Boucher, 209.20; Crane, Ltd., 491.95; Hearst Lumber Co., 1,830.71; Pay List,

wages of men, 740.65; E. Poliquin, 100.00; G. H. Woodward, 188.00; Cartage,

express and freight, 81.61 ; accounts under $100, 312.49 3,954 61

Demonstration Farm, Hearst $9,506 48

NORTHERN ONTARIO BRANCH

Salaries ($1,266.67)

Permanent:

F. M. Jack 1,266 67

Purchase of Seed Grain and Seed Potatoes ($14,148.48)
Services;

J. P. Lacroix 128 00

Purchase of Seed:

S. Anderson, 414.78; D. Craig & Sons, 958.44; Lasher's Chopping Mill, 2,186.05;
R. J. McCormick, 666.90; A. E. McKenzie Co., Ltd., 900.00; Mount McKay
Feed Co., Ltd., 101.85; Ottawa Valley Grain Products, 514.19; Oxford Farmers'
Co-operative Producers Co., Ltd., 1,047.60; Scott's Elevator, 4,339.10; Select
Seeds, 3,615.00; Steele, Briggs Seed Co., Ltd., 913.75; Temiskaming Producers

Co-operative Co., Ltd., 3,681.80; C. Young, 1,270.00; Accounts under

$100.00, 742.05 21,351 51

Less: Sales of Seed Grain and Potatoes 10,538 43

Miscellaneous:

10,813 08

Cartage, express and freight, 2,974.81; postage, 35.00; telephone, 92.11; accounts

under $100.00, 105.48 3,207 40

Assistance to Creameries ($800.00)

Mayer's Cheese Factory, 400.00; Moonbeam Co-operative, Ltd., 300.00; Norembega

Cheese Factory Co-operative, 100.00 800 00

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A2p

Northern Ontario Branch — Continued

Equipment and Contingencies ($224.52)

King's Printer, 202.61 ; Accounts under $100, 21.91 224 52

Northern Ontario Branch $16,439 67

ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, GUELPH

General Offices

Salaries ($66,060.66)
Permanent:

President's Office:

E. F. Cheevers, 975.00; G. I. Christie, 7,500.00; W. J. Fairweather, 1,600.00;
N. G. Kelso, 975.00; W. M. Parke, 1,175.00; E. M. Paterson, 975.00; A. M.
Porter, 2,033.33; J. B. Reynolds, 3,000.00 18,233 33

Bursar's Office:

L. Z. O'Neil, 1,600.00; W. J. Precious, 1,533.33; T. H. Stuart, 2,900.00 6,033 33

Dining Hall, Dormitories, etc.:

K. M. Beck, 1,700.00; J. D. Brydon, 1,125.00; C. Cockman, 1,125.00; J. C.
Hersey, 1,125.00; R. J. Jennings, 1,050.00; W. Macdonald, 1,125.00; C. T.
Moore, 1,500.00; W. G. Moore, 1,600.00; A. J. Pitman, 975.00; J. Taylor,
1,200.00; W. R. Walker, 1,200.00 13,725 00

Engineer's Department:

W. Fletcher, 1,233.33; G. Gibson, 1,300.00; J. B. L. Good, 1,300.00; A. Green,
2,466.67; T. Guthrie, 1,600.00; G. Johnston, 1,233.33; E. McGee, 1,500.00;
J. Quarrie, 1,300.00; J. C. Smith, 324.99; R. Yates, 1,600.00 13,858 32

Mechanical Department:

T. Amos, 1,600.00; R. S. Crawford, 1,600.00; W. H. Dobbie, 1,125.00; W.
MacLeod, 1,366.67; J. Simpson, 1,300.00; W. W. Swindell, 1,350.00; T.
Vipond, 1,500.00 9,841 67

Library:

M. Healey, 562.50; M. K. Macdonald, 1,200.00; F. G. Partridge, 1,087.50;

L. Watt, 1,400.00 4,250 00

Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments 119 01

Expenses ($110,553.36)

Wage s — Servants :

Sundry Servants 1 ,852 53

Temporary Assistance:

R. Bechtel, 1,095.00; B. Campbell, 304.00; T. McGunnigle, 494.00; W. L.

Stuart, 250.00; Accounts under $100, 587.36 2,730 36

Contingencies, including Expenses of Short Courses:

City of Guelph, 200.00; J. Fisher Co., Ltd., 270.48; King's Printer, 1,916.41;

Province of Ontario Savings Office, 243.56; Cartage, express and freight,

40.23; newspapers, 26.30; postage, 713.50; telegrams, 30.77; telephone, 113.49;

accounts under $100, 522.23 4,076 97

Travelling Expenses:

W. C. Blackwood, 28.90; L. R. Bryant, 183.13; G. I. Christie, 164.34; O. R.
Cruikshank, 39.72; G. H. Dickson, 98.15; E. V. Evans, 37.54; E. H. Garrard,
33.55; T. H. Jones, 48.13; C. B. Kelly, 51.60; R. Keegan, 196.64; H. W. Kitching,
250.23; R. G. Knox, 228.45; J. Laughland, 461.01; A. W. Mason, 39.55; G. P.
McRostie, 265.65; F. F. Morwick, 147.75; I. Motzok, 36.17; G. E. Raithby,
180.45; G. E. Reaman, 47.00; G. N. Ruhnke, 32.70; A. D. Runions, 137.15;
W. H. Sproule, 161.50; M. W. Staples, 182.18; C. L. Thomson, 73.38; J. H. L.
Truscott, 35.70; W. H. Waddell, 98.50; J. R. Weir, 101.39; M. L. Wright, 144.90;
F. E. Wolff, 387.93; Sundry Persons, accounts under $25, 235.41 4,128 70

A 30

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Library:

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph — Continued

General Offices — Continued

Expenses — Continued

Baker and Taylor Co., 139.40; Bookshelf Bindery, 110.35; Wm. Dawson Sub-
scription Service, Ltd., 863.60; Macmillan Company, Canada, Ltd., 118.50;

Moore Cottrell Subscription Agencies, 316.92; H. W. Wilson Co., 314.00;

Express and freight, 22.68; newspapers and periodicals, 259.89; postage, 30.00;
accounts under $100, 863.27

3.038 61

Provisions, Laundry, Engine Room Supplies, Fuel and Light:

Babcock-Wilcox & Goldie-McCulloch, Ltd., 404.48; Board of Light and Heat
Commission, 470.95; W. Buchan, 450.00; Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 229.68;
Canadian Industries, Ltd., 288.13; Combustion Engineering Corporation, Ltd.,
495.72; Dairy Department, O.A.C., 204.84; Garlock Packing Company of Can-
ada, Ltd., 170.98; Gillies-Guy, Ltd., 48,543.90; W. Grieve, 1,317.15; Guelph
Creamery, 268.35; Guthrie Bros., 190.20; Hydro-Electric Power Commission,
Guelph, 10,234.89; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 7,283.81;
Imperial Fuels, 7,535.50; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 101.22; Kloepfer Coal Co., 704.00;
Women's Association, Norfolk Street United Church, 260.00; Ontario Reforma-
tory Guelph, Industries, 399.28; Webster-Smallwood Ltd., 234.00; E. Wollis,
724.40; Cartage, express and freight, 21.65; accounts under $100, 955.71.. . . 81,488 84

Furniture, Furnishings, Repairs and Equipment:

Bond Hardware Co., Ltd., 241.31; Cassidy's, Ltd., 115.42; Ellis & Howard,
Ltd., 139.54; Frank & Schuett, 105.10; Guelph Lumber Co., Ltd., 139.06;
Kloepfer Coal Co., 128.00; Penfold Hardware Co., 198.32; Scarfe & Co., Ltd.,

153.97; Taylor-Forbes, Ltd., 384.02; Cartage, express and freight, 26.54;

accounts under $100, 1,342.34 2,973 62

Student Labour:

Sundry Students 3,182 98

Telephone Service, Rent, etc.:

Bell Telephone Co 1,714 19

Scholarships:

Sundry Students 205 00

Special Research Work in Different Divisions:
Services :

W. T. Ewen, 1,473.00; D. M. German, 446.45; T. Shipley, 35.00 1,954 45

Travelling Expenses:

O. R. Irvine, 203.17; A. R. Mallory, 123.70; W. H. Sproule, 3.45; N. J.

Thomas, 85.57; C. L. Thomson, 16.30; J. H. L. Truscott, 2.50 434 69

Maintenance:

H. M. Clubine, 183.33; F. W. Jones & Sons, 690.41; Freight, 11.90;

telephone, 43.20; accounts under $100, 250.88 1.179J72

Purchase and Maintenance of Automobiles, Trucks and Tractors:

Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd., 854.36; G. Angus German, Ltd., 157.96; H. Little,

479.40; Accounts under $100, 100.98 1,592 70

Bacteriology

Botany

Chemistry

Trent Institute

Entomology

English

Animal Nutrition

Agricultural Engineering

Divisions

Salaries
13,501 67
13,760 00
39,361 45
2,500 00

Expenses
1,903 10
1,458 17
8,722 56

Total
15,404 77
15,218 17
48,084 01

2,500 00

14,375 01

11,616 66

7,972 97

25,700 65

2,028 19

302 77

5,280 19

28,320 15

16,403 20
11,919 43
13,253 16
54 020 80

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A3}

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph — Continued
Divisions — Continued

Salaries Expenses Total

Farm Economics 8,215 92

Extension 6,841 67

Macdonald Institute and Dor-
mitories 20,779 84

Animal Husbandry 30,900 00

Field Experiments 29,119 93

Experimental Dairy and Dairy

School 15,102 50

Poultry 29,866 13

Horticulture 28,730 33

Apiculture 7,133 32

Physical Education 3,825 00

530

08

8,746 00

2,074 92

8,916

59

75

81

20,855

65

32,191

27

63,091

27

10,949

S3

40,069

76

10,403

52

25,506 02

34,056 27

63,922

40

10,617

10

39,347 43

2,672

74

9,806

06

162

18

3,987

18

309,303 05 151,748 85 461,051 90

Salaries ($309,303.05)
Permanent:

Bacteriology:

C. H. Castell, 1,900.00; J. E. Cheevers, 1,050.00; E. M. Daum, 900.00;
A. Davey, 3,000.00; E. H. Garrard, 2,866.67; L. A. McDermott, 250.00;
E. Renouf, 1,125.00; M. L. Wright, 1,225.00 12,316 67

Botany:

W. G. Evans, 2,233.33; J. E. Howitt, 3,866.67; J. D. MacLachlan, 2,500.00;

P. C. Mockford, 1,125.00; D. R. Sands, 3,000.00; F. E. Spry, 975.00 13,700 00

Chemistry:

H. G. Bell, 2,850.00; L. A. Birk, 2,100.00; L. R. Bryant, 2,500.00; R.Bryant,
1,600.00; H. L. Fulmer, 3,300.00; T. J. Heeg, 1,841.67; D. G. Johns, 1,200.00;
A. R. Marshall, 912.50; I. Master, 975.00; M. McNab, 3,000.00; F. F. Mor-
wick, 2,400.00; F. H. Ostrander, 600.00; J. R. Rothwell, 1,225.00; G. N.
Ruhnke, 4,079.03; R. J. Stallwood, 250.00; N. J. Thomas, 2,200.00; R.
Waghorne, 1,225.00; L. R. Webber, 1,350.00; A. L. Willis, 1,225.00 34,833 20

Trent Institute:

W. Rushton, 1,500.00; W. R. Wybrow, 625.00 2,125 00

Entomology:

A. W. Baker, 3,866.67; A. Bechtel, 975.00; R. K. Chapman, 1,225.00; H. W.
Goble, 1,866.67; A. G. McNally, 1,866.67; H. E. Scott, 1,125.00; R. W.
Thompson, 2,600.00 13,525 01

English:

K. M. Gunvaldsen, 1,833.33; V. C. Lowell, 2,033.33; E. C. McLean, 3,050.00;

G. E v Reaman, 3,800.00; W. C. Rowe, 675.00. 11,391 66

Animal Nutrition:

M. M. Daniells, 850.00; E. V. Evans, 1,890.00; D. C. Hill, 1,650.00; I. Motzok,

1,500.00 5,890 00

Agricultural Engineering:

W. C. Blackwood, 3,866.67; W. C. Cox, 1,900.00; F. L. Ferguson, 2,750.00;
E. A. Gale, 925.00; R. R. Graham, 3,000.00; E. W. Kendall, 3,000.00; M. A.
King, 612.50; H. W. Kitching, 1,500.00; F. Lynch, 1,125.00; W. S. McDermid,
1,125.00; R. C. Moffatt, 2,750.00; W. P. Shorey, 2,100.00; M. A. Weekes,
462.50 25,116 67

Farm Economics:

W. M. Drummond, 3,763.44; H. M. Reeves, 975.00; C. W. Riley, 2,800.00.. . 7,538 44

Extension:

J. Buchanan, 3,800.00; E. I. Meston, 975.00; W. D. Tolton, 2,066.67 6,841 67

A 32 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph — Continued

Divisions — Continued

Salaries, Permanent — Continued

Macdonald Institute and Dormitories:

L. E. Butchart, 750.00; O. R. Cruikshank, 3,450.00; M. C. Kay, 2,200.00;
J. M. G. Lambden, 1,800.00; A. B. Meron, 750.00; G. L. Pollard, 672.58;
E. Spiars, 1,200.00; J. E. Stubbs, 1,125.00 11,947 58

Animal Husbandry:

E. Auld, 900.00; G. R. Bayne, 1,050.00; A. W. Crawford, 1,500.00; J. Florence,
1,233.33; A. Grant, 1,200.00; D. R. Harrison, 1,200.00; W. J. Hewitt, 1,125.00;
C.Hoad, 1,125.00; R.G.Knox, 3,866.67; A. Luscombe, 1,300.00; A.R.Mahoney,
1,200.00; J. McLeod, 1,300.00; H. Palmer, 1,225.00; G. E. Raithby, 3,400.00;
G. R. Rennie, 1,125.00; J. Slinger, 1,300.00; M. W. Staples, 2,500.00; E. C.
Stillwell, 2,750.00; F. E. Wolff, 1,600.00 30,900 00

Field Experiments:

J. R. Barnet, 1,050.00; W. G. Burnett, 1,050.00; T. P. Daymond, 1,270.83;

E. Emslie, 1,125.00; M. B. Gibson, 1,000.00; E. E. Hood, 1,200.00; R. Keegan,
2,400.00; A. Kennedy, 325.00; J. Laughland, 3,000.00; A. W. Mason, 2,700.00;
A. D. McCorkindale, 1,050.00; G. P. McRostie, 4,200.00; H. C. McWilliams,
1,050.00; J. M. Rae, 1,050.00; D. Urquhart, 1,125.00; J. R. Weir, 1,600.00;

A. E. Whiteside, 1,800.00 26,995 83

Experimental Dairy and Dairy School:

M. Dougherty, 787.50; F. W. Hamilton, 2,133.33; O. R. Irvine, 1,866.67;
A. G. Leggatt, 1,000.00; H. H. Matthews, 1,200.00; B. Millar, 1,575.00;
H. A. Smallfield, 2,475.00; W. H. Sproule, 3,300.00 14,337 50

Poultry:

G. D. Amos, 1,050.00; J. E. Bergey, 2,300.00; M. E. Bluhm, 175.00; W. J.
Chapman, 1,125.00; H. M. Cram, 731.25; W. Davis, 1,050.00; G. Faull,
1,500.00; A. E. Ferguson, 450.00; J. F. Francis, 2,900.00; C. M. Huntsman,
2,000.00; E. I. Lewis, 1,200.00; W. A. Maltby, 1,050.00; F. N. Marcellus,
4,200.00; M. E. Martin, 700.00; J. J. Macllraith, 2,000.00; J. H. Pettit,
2,000.00; S. J. Slinger, 1,350.00; E. S. Snyder, 2,900.00 28,681 25

Horticulture:

H. W. Bailey, 1,025.00; G. R. Clarke, 1,050.00; A. T. Cray, 1,000.00; R.
Goodwin-Wilson, 1,200.00; J. Henry, 1,200.00; L. W. Heringa, 1,183.33;
W. F. Johnston, 1,050.00; T. H. Jones, 2,300.00; G. B. Kerry, 263.33; G. I.
Laidlaw, 1,200.00; J. M. Markle, 1,125.00; G. M. Morris, 1,200.00; A. Rich-
ardson, 975.00; W. N. Simmons, 1,200.00; J. Slater, 1,200.00; S. Smith,
1,200.00; J. C. Taylor, 1,566.67; C. L. Thomson, 1,775.00; A. H. Tomlinson,
3,000.00; J. H. L. Truscott, 2,400.00 27,113 33

Apiculture:

A. Adie, 843.75; A. R. Mallory, 1,233.33; A. E. Martin, 1,025.00; G. F. Towns-
end, 2,500.00; M. R. Weadick, 850.00 6,452 08

Physical Education:

F. G. Baldwin, 2,700.00; W. Fitzgerald, 1,125.00 3,825 00

Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments 999 00

Temporary:
Bacteriology:

E. M. Daum, 300.00; L. A. McDermott, 375.00; M. L. Wright, 375.00 1,050 00

Chemistry:

R. J. Bryden, 2,100.00; G. V. Palmer, 675.00; J. R. Rothwell, 375.00; W. I.
Van Norman, 81.25; R. Waghorne, 375.00; L. R. Webber, 425.00; A. L.
Willis, 375.00 4,406 25

Trent Institute:

W. R. Wybrow 375 00

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AJ3

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph — Continued

Divisions — Continued

Salaries, Temporary— Continued
Entomology:

R. K. Chapman, 375.00; H. E. Scott, 375.00 750 00

English:

W. C. Rowe 225 00

Animal Nutrition:

E. V. Evans, 630.00; D. C. Hill, 549.99; I. Motzok, 499.98; E. Needham,

137.50; E. D. Sparke, 137.50 1,954 97

Agricultural Engineering:

H. W. Kitching 499 98

Farm Economics:

W. A. Muir 545 48

Macdonald Institute and Dormitories:

A. Black, 1,500.00; L. E. Brill, 1,800.00; L. E. Hanna, 1,800.00; E. D. Lang-
don, 1,800.00; E. Master, 1,800.00; M. C. Smith, 132.26 8,832 26

Field Experiments:

G. H. Binns, 600.00; G. M. McWilliam, 528.12; J. R. Weir, 499.98; M. R.

Wiancko, 300.00 1,928 10

Experimental Dairy and E>airy School:

A. G. Leggatt, 300.00; B. Millar, 90.00; S. T. Shaver, 375.00 765 00

Poultry:

H. M. Cram, 243.75; A. E. Ferguson, 450.00; S. J. Slinger, 450.00; F. A.

Strong, 41.13 1,184 88

Horticulture:

R. Goodwin-Wilson, 375.00; M. L. Hancock, 900.00; G. B. Kerry, 300.00.. . . 1,575 00

Apiculture:

A. Adie, 281.25; A. R. Mallory, 399.99 681 24

Expenses ($151,748.85)
Services:

M. Argent, 156.77; J. H. Arnott, 353.55; W. T. Banting, 150.00; J. Briggs, 357.10;
W. Buchan, 285.00; J. W. Connor, 348.04; E. Chapman, 252.58; R. E. Cumming,
420.00; M. Dadswell, 292.50; G. B. Dale, 390.00; E. M. Davies, 252.58; C. R. A.
Day, 3,258.33; C. C. Duncan, 732.00; J. Evans, 182.90; D. S. Farquharson,
2,347.50; W. G. L. Flagler, 2,360.00; P. Fletcher, 225.00; A. G. Ireton, 436.00;
F. N. Jerome, 522.00; A. R. Kemp, 2,608.33; C. F. Luckham, 258.00; R. D.
Mackintosh, 2,347.50; J. D. McConachie, 628.00; W. McPherson, 176.37; E.
Needham, 650.00; C. A. Nichol, 299.80; G. V. Palmer, 210.00; Pay List, wages
of men, 27,402.04; S. Peterson, 441.00; W. F. Pepper, 546.00; L. G. Reeds,
204.00; E. C. Roberts, 359.33; R. Saison, 222.10; D. A. Smith, 848.50; I. M.
Smith, 301.68; E. Sparke, 317.50; J. P. Walker, 355.04; F. Webster, 162.16;
H. B. Webster, 330.00; J. White, 172.02; H. W. Willoughby, 294.31 52,455 53

Travelling Expenses:

A. W. Baker, 162.80; J. E. Bergey, 1,554.57; J. Buchanan, 108.27; K. R. Chap-
man, 52.15; C. Cox, 731.80; R. E. Cumming, 360.06; G. B. Dale, 470.04; W. M.
Drummond, 88.55; C. C. Duncan, 663.37; W. T. Ewen, 531.22; G. Faull, 72.00;
A. E. Ferguson, 415.98; F. L. Ferguson, 360.67; J. F. Francis, 188.10; H. W.
Goble, 264.27; J. E. Howitt, 163.21; C. M. Huntsman, 1,341.28; A. G. Ireton,
466.64; F. N. Jerome, 462.22; C. F. Luckham, 163.43; J. D. MacLachlin, 93.85;
J. J. Macllwraith, 434.30; A. R. Mallory, 83.76; F. N. Marcellus, 524.92; J. D.
McConachie, 546.71; A. G. McNally, 88.84; R. C. Moffatt, 71.45; F. F. Mor-
wick, 490.58; I. Motzok, 32.60; C. A. Nichol, 263.25; W. F. Pepper, 227.05;
J. H. Pettit, 496.67; G. N. Ruhnke, 149.25; D. R. Sands, 97.90; E. H. Scott,

A 34 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph — Continued

Divisions — Continued

Expenses — Continued
Travelling Expenses — Continued

135.25; W. P. Shorey, 516.61; S. J. Slinger, 86.65; E. S. Snyder, 87.76; I. R.
Sparling, 84.30; N. J. Thomas, 232.34; C. L. Thomson, 33.45; R. W. Thompson,
383.04; W. D. Tolton, 29.10; G. F. Townsend, 309.24; L. R. Webber, 947.97;
H. R. Webster, 265.74; H. W. Willoughby, 27.55; Accounts under $25, 83.87 15,444 63

Maintenance:

Acton Flour Mills, 654.80; Aikenhead Hardware, Ltd., 1,300.33; A. Anderson,
163.00; C. Anderson & Co., 182.99; Animal Husbandry Department, O.A.C.,
2,671.43; Ayerst, McKenna & Harrison, Ltd., 152.46; W. T. Banting, 100.00;
T. R. Barber, 118.19; Beath Farms, Oshawa, 200.00; Beatty Bros., Ltd., 140.11;
W. G. Blair, 292.26; C. M. Blyth, 290.15; Bond Hardware Co., Ltd., 481.50;
J. H. Borthwick, 185.47; Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., 111.05; J. C. Breese,
198.40; British Drug Houses, Canada, Ltd., 168.93; B. H. Bull & Son, 1,000.00;
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 602.25; Canada Packers, Ltd., 297.41;
Canadian Baled Shavings Co., Ltd., 427.84; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.,
150.22; Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd., 296.11; Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
332.47; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd., 464.51; Canadian Office & School
Furniture, Ltd., 169.00; Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd., 343.29; Canadian Radio Pro-
ducts, Ltd., 1,971.85; J. A. Caesar, 135.00; J. B. Carter, 200.00; Champlain Milk
Products Co., Ltd., 242.55; Cherry-Burrell Corporation of Canada, Ltd., 378.88;
W. A. Chrysler & Son, 144.26; Central Scientific Company of Canada, Ltd.,
4,897.77; Dairy Department, O.A.C., 205.44; Dale Estate, Ltd., 152.00; Dawson
Subscription Service, Ltd., 112.09; Diamond State Fibre Companv of Canada,
Ltd., 131.88; P. DiMaggio, 135.00; Douglas Seed Co., 361.24; Doughty & Mc-
Farlane, 2,175.69; Dusbane Products, Ltd., 269.25; Elmcroft Farm, 160.00;
Ellis & Howard, Ltd., 313.77; R. W. Elliott, 128.00; Empire Brass Manufacturing
Co., Ltd., 115.68; Fisher Orchards, 100.10; Frank & Schuett, 105.08; J. D. Gale,
191.57; Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of Canada, Ltd., 124.21; Greenmelk
Co., Ltd., 140.25; Guelph Creamery, 429.27; Guelph Lumber Co., Ltd., 580.67;
Guelph Paper Box Co., 188.27; Gooderham & Worts, Ltd., 1,144.35; Hammond
Manufacturing Co., 346.96; W. S. Hanna & Sons, 558.99; R. Harcourt, 107.85;
G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 258.89; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 830.13; Johns Scale Shop,
390.91; F. W. Jones & Son, 271.18; C. W. Kelly & Son, 122.54; Ketchum Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., 1,899.77; Keuffel & Esser Co., 107.87; King's Printer,
5,854.83; Kloepfer Coal Co., 486.14; Laidlaw Lumber Co., Ltd., 684.21; B. Lovett,
126.00; Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 11,845.73; Martlin & Lawrie, Ltd., 230.45;
W. R. McKee, 166.80; J. C. McMillan, 304.50; Moss Garage, 120.49; National
Fertilizers, Ltd., 160.00; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 363.99; National Wooden-
ware Co., 151.92; Niagara Brand Spray Co., Ltd., 159.96; Nichols Chemical
Co., Ltd., 112.83; O.A.C. Review, 253.50; Ocean Chemicals, Ltd., 725.00; Ontario
Aberdeen-Angus Association, 425.00; Ontario Reformatory Guelph Industries,
239.80; Ontario Yorkshire Club, 285.00; Oxford Fruit Co-operative, Ltd., 397.10;
Penfold Hardware Co., 757.90; H. Phelan, 109.81; Pioneer Equipment Co.,
606.74; C. Prvde, 336.86; Quaker Oats Co., Ltd., 669.49; Ressors Marmill,
Ltd., 280.31; Richards Glass Co., Ltd., 473.19; C. Richardson & Co., Ltd.,
265.32; Scarfe & Co., Ltd., 103.95; Schomberg Brooder Co., 260.00; E. D. Smith
& Sons, Ltd., 150.86; A. Stewart, Ltd., 730.03; R. Stewart, Ltd., 1,000.70;
Somerville, Ltd., 165.23; J. H. Sweeney, 257.85; Students Co-operative Associa-
tion, 249.74; Taylor-Forbes, Ltd., 332.61; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 2,646.20;
Underwood Elliot Fisher, Ltd., 204.83; University of Toronto Press and Exten-
sion, 467.82; Walker Wallace, Ltd., 2,706.30; Ward's Natural Science Est. Inc.,
127.67; Wholesale Radio Co., Ltd., 3,139.09; C. Wilson, 164.40; Wong Jack

Laundry, 109.11; C. Yeates Co., Ltd., 260.85; Cartage, express and freight,

1,767.23; newspapers and periodicals, 631.99; postage, 2,602.45; telephone,

414.18; telegrams, 140.75; accounts under $100, 6,998.60 83,848 69

Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph $637,665 92

STATUTORY
Minister's Salary ($8,000.00)

Hon. P. M. Dewan 8,000 00

Seed Grain Subsidy Act ($84.17)
(R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 279)

Township of Gwillimbury 84 17

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A 35

Statutory — Continued
Subsidy for Cheddar Cheese and Administration Expenses ($2,532,396.35)

(5 George VI, Chap. 11)

Salaries, Temporary ($1,406.25):

H. M. Barron, 68.75; M. A. Cameron, 712.50; M. E. Douglas, 625.00 1,406 25

Subsidy :

Sundry Persons 2,530,582 64

Expenses:

King's Printer 407 46

Subsidy for Premiums on Swine and Administration Expenses ($1,105,107.26)

(5 George VI, Chap. 11)

Salaries ($16,547.41):
Permanent:

H. M. Snelgrove 955 81

Temporary :

M. G. C. Boultbee, 800.61; R. E. Bowerman, 900.00; J. M. Brown, 770.83;
H. Byam, 68.75; J. Clark, 825.00; M. J. Cromar, 850.00; R. J. Cudney,
62.50; S. C. French, 375.00; D. Gallaugher, 850.00; C. M. Greenslade, 725.49;
S. A. Kirk, 800.00; J. M. T. Lummiss, 850.00; H. E. Mansell, 666.67; B. E.
Marten, 900.00; M. E. Moore, 55.44; G. I. O'Donnell, 850.00; G. E. Parker,
775.00; M. D. Price, 506.25; H. Pritchard, 705.42; M. E. Quinlan, 412.50;
R. O. Skinkle, 387.29; M. M. Webster, 850.00; M. Welsh, 754.85; F. C.
Wylie, 850.00 15,591 60

Subsidy:

Sundry Persons 1,086,247 00

Expenses:

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 153.00; King's Printer, 2,010.48; Accounts under $100,

149.37 2,312 85

Statutory $3,645,587 78

SPECIAL WARRANTS

For the Purchase of 5 acres of Land with a House for the Demonstration Farm,
New Liskeard ($1,200.00)

A. A. Getty 1,200 00

Grant Toward Cost of Repairs to the Community Hall at Port Burweil ($333.75)

Community Hall, Port Burweil 333 75

Special Warrants $1,533 75

Total Expenditure, Department of Agriculture $5,779,150.19

PART B

DEPARTMENT

OF

ATTORNEY-GENERAL

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

Main Office, Salaries, Maintenance, Etc 8

Supreme Court of Ontario 9

Accountant's Office 16

Shorthand Reporters 10

Toronto and York Crown Attorney VOffice 10

Land Titles Office 11

Drainage Referees 11

Criminal Justice Accounts 11

Administration of Justice in Counties, Cities and Districts 11-12

Magistrates 14

Public Trustee's Office 14

Official Guardian's Office 15

Fire Marshal's Office 16

Inspector of Legal Offices 17

Law Enforcement Branch .- 18

Ontario Securities Commission 23

Statutory 24

Allowances to Supreme Court Judges 24

Allowances to County and District Judges 24

Expenses of Elections 25

Administration of Justice Expenses Act 25

Probation Offices 25

Special Warrants 25

Summary 7

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MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($47,701.27)
Permanent:

C. L. Snyder Deputy Attorney-General 7,000 00

W. C. Bowman, 450.00; R. C. Buckley, 4,000.00; H. H. Bull, 2,366.64; W. B.
Common, 5,000.00; M. M. Fields, 491.13; C. M. Flahiff, 1,233.33; P. B. Gregory,
733.34; M. M. Hood, 1,500.00; C. P. Hope, 3,733.33; E. M. Jack, 1,200.00;
M. R. Lachapelle, 444.17; C. R. Magone, 5,666.67; G. B. McLeod, 568.75;
A. W. Nicol, 2,608.33; B. I. Pidgeon, 1,533.33; C. M. Potten, 1,258.33; V. T.
Vincent, 2,000.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlist-
ments, 354.03 42,141 38

Temporary :

L. Bannon, 1,000.00; H. C. Chappell, 233.33; I. E. Culnan, 507.50; P. M. Draper,
43.33; M. A. Gleason, 98.98; R. V. Hicks, 43.33; W. G. How, 255.00; G. B.
McLeod, 343.75; L. G. Ross, 406.25; E. H. Thorn, 449.50; O. L. Walton, 1,075.00;
W. K. Weatherall, 613.71; B. L. Wenn, 490.21 5,559 89

Travelling Expenses ($1,061.49)

Hon. G. D. Conant, 750.00; W. B. Common, 60.65; C. P. Hope, 9.00; M. M. Hood,

65.04; C. L. Snyder, 176.80 1,061 49

Maintenance ($2,855.35)

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 167.60; King's Printer, 1,815.45; -Car tickets, 34.30; news-
papers and periodicals, 55.00; telegrams, 171.97; telephone, 441.32; accounts
under $100, 169.71 2,855 35

Crown Counsel Prosecutions ($7,578.78)

Expenses:

C. P. Hope, 72.20; C. R. Magone, 88.50 160 70

Fees and Expenses:

J. E. Anderson, 20.00; A. F. Annis, 455.43; H. Arrell, 20.00; H. Atkinson,
10.00; A. D. Bell, 284.50; J. F. P. Birnie, 20.00; S. A. Caldbick, 206.42; N. Croome,
10.00; A. G. Davis, 200.00; D. Dean, 209.43; H. R. Deyman, 189.43; W. I. Dick,
182.00; B. C. Donnan, 10.00; R. D. Evans, 10.00; Fasken, Robertson, Aitcheson,
Pickup & Calvin, 2,838.45; J. W. Freeborn, 20.00; H. E. Fuller, 200.35; K. S.
Ham, 56.00; F. Hammond, 182.00; J. G. Harkness, 96.00; D. E. Holmes, 20.00;
P. V. Ibbetson, 516.55; H. B. Johnson, 162.00; J. M. Kearns, 10.00; W. E. Kelly,
20.00; W. S. Lane, 10.00; E. H. Lancaster, 20.00; E. S. Livermore, 362.60;
C. W. A. Marion, 70.25; V." J. McElderry, 36.00; C. McKay, 10.00; L. A. Mc-
Lennan, 188.85; N. F. Newton, 10.00; E. R. Read, 113.15; T. J. Rigney, 20.00;
C. C. Savage, 35.77; H. J. F. Stewart, 10.00; H. E. Stone, 124.05; H. M. Taylor,
152.00; E. A. Tilley, 306.85 7,418 08

General Litigation and Legal Services ($2,985.96)
Canada Temperance Act — Appeal to Privy Council:

Blake & Redden, professional services 814 99

Reference, Supreme Court, re Taxation Legation Property:

C. R. Magone, travelling expenses, 108.00; Mundy-Goodfellow Printing Co.,

Ltd., printing factums, 64.00 172 00

Reference, Special War Revenue Act:

Aylen & MacLaren, professional services 94 37

Ontario-Quebec Power Agreement:

C. R. Magone, travelling expenses 94 60

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL B_9

Main Office — Continued

General Litigation and Legal Services — Continued

Reference, Supreme Court, re War Measures Act:

C. R. Magone, travelling expenses 39 45

W. Temple vs. Bulmer (Bye Election Case):

C. R. Magone, travelling expenses, 38.30; Mundy-Goodfellow Printing Co.,

Ltd., printing, 60.80 99 10

Montreal Trust Co. vs. Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.:

Estate of A. M. Stewart, professional services 1,500 00

Rex vs. Balcinas Appeal to Supreme Court:

Aylen & MacLaren, professional services 50 10

Sundry Litigations:

Accounts under $100 121 35

Law Revision Committee Expenses ($393.76)

J. H. McDonald, travelling expenses, 95.62; Hon. C. P. McTague, travelling ex-
penses, 136.54; Cecil A. Wright, travelling expenses, 119.20; Accounts

under $100, 42.40 393 76

Gratuity to Widow of Late Dr. E. R. Frankish ($5,000.00)
Mrs. L. M. Frankish 5,000 00

Cost of Living Bonus ($211,158.26)
Sundry Employees 211,158 26

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($142.91)

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 232.13, less refund of employees' contribution, 89.22 142 91

Conferences on Improving Laws ($330.24)

Treasurer, Commission on Uniformity of Legislation in Canada, 50.00 ; F. H.

Barlow, travelling expenses, 137.80; E. H. Silk, travelling expenses, 93.04;

Accounts under $100, 49.40 330 24

County Law Libraries ($2,000.00)

Sundry Law Associations, grants 2,000 00

Law Library, Books, Reports, etc. ($446.58)

Canada Law Book Co., Ltd., 187.40; Carswell & Co., Ltd., 141.18; Accounts

under $100, 118.00 446 58

Main Office $281,654 60

SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
Grant to Judges' Library ($700.00)
Hon. W. E. Middleton, Treasurer 700 00

Judges' Staff

Salaries ($8,924.92)

Permanent :

E. M. Coles, 1,600.00; R. N. Davies, 1,833.26; L. E. Farrow, 1,533.33; I. Rouse,
1,533.33; E. L. Spiers, 925.00; M. M. Staples, 1,500.00 8,924 92

Master's Office

Salaries ($19,583.30)
Permanent:

F. H. Barlow, 5,249.97 ; F. G. Cook, 4,000.00 ; A. T. Hunter, 3,500.00; O. E. Lennox,
4,300.00; A. S. Marriott, 2,533.33; 19,583 30

B 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Supreme Court of Ontario — Continued

Registrar's Office

Salaries ($43,953.63)
Permanent:

J. H. Best, 200.00; H. G. Bristow, 166.66; T. S. Chambers, 1,400.00; M. Colloton,
1,200.00; R. N. Davies, 166.74; L. Eden, 1,300.00; H. Fisher,' 1,075.00; A. P.
Gorman, 2,000.00; C. E. Grant, 1,133.33; W. T. Irvine, 1,300.00; D. C. Jarrell,
1,150.00; L. C. Ling, 2,466.67; G. K. McBride, 1,866.67; R. McKinnon, 1,133.33;
H. B. Palen, 2,066.67; W. M. Pope, 1,300.00; R. W. Ralfe, 1,858.06; F. W.
Scott, 2,466.67; D. J. Smith, 850.00; C. W. Smyth, 4,500.00; C. G. Spanner,
2,066.67; D. J. Stewart, 1,433.33; G. G. Thompson, 1,150.00; D. B. Varley, '
350.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments,
87.00 34,686 80

Temporary:

M. Baker, 104.91; M. D. Bristol, 1,299.96; H. G. Bristow, 600.00; C. A. Cowley,
421.98; W. F. Doyle, 1,200.00; M. V. Gibbs, 925.00; P. Hale, 775.00; E. E. Hill,
756.25; C. W. Moorhead, 202.50; F. L. Nash, 562.50; R. W. Ralfe, 280.65; R. G.
Simpson, 27.08; F. G. Skyvington, 250.00; D. B. Varley, 650.00; S. D. O. Wills,
1,211.00 9,266 83

Maintenance ($6,113.15)

T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 1,435.64; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 587.40; King's Printer, 3,268.53;

Postage, 350.00; telegrams, 97.13; telephone, 109.08; accounts under $100,

265.37 6,113 15

Supreme Court of Ontario $79,275 00

SHORTHAND REPORTERS

Salaries, including Allowance in Lieu of Stationery ($25,240.88)
Permanent :

S. W. Brown, 3,000.00; W. G. Buskard, 1,275.00; A. E. Cabeldu, 3,000.00;
F. Clitheroe, 3,000.00; R. N. Dickson, 3,000.00; E. C. Foot, 2,000.00; E. Nield,
3,000.00; H. O. Taylor, 3,000.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Con-
tribution re Enlistment, 61.04 21,336 04

Temporary :

R. L. Baldwin, 602.42; H. W. Tuck, 2,700.00; A. G. Veitch, 602.42 3,904 84

Services Reporting and Travelling Expenses ($8,535.85)

Services Reporting:

R. L. Baldwin, 120.00; F. Berryman, 104.00; J. Buskard, 48.00; N. R. Butcher
& Co., 1,380.00; H. H. Emerson, 184.00; C. L. Empringham, 120.00; G. Hager,
8.00; B. P. Lake, 40.00; E. B. Reid, 16.00; W. R. Scott, 180.00; M. Tichbourne,
20.53; E. C. Young, 16.00 2,236 53

Travelling Expenses:

R. L. Baldwin, 187.30; S. W. Brown, 565.61; J. Buskard, 205.85; W. G. Buskard,

201.00; N. R. Butcher & Co., 68.00; A. E. Cabeldu, 527.70; F. Clitheroe, 882.35;

F. C. Crockett, 581.35; R. N. Dickson, 311.75; H. H. Emerson, 172.20; C. L.

Empringham, 114.95; E. C. Foot, 179.25; G. Hager, 23.00; B. P. Lake, 17.20;

E. Nield, 264.55; J. G. Robertson, 166.60; W. R. Scott, 8.60; H. O. Taylor,

427.37; H. W. Tuck, 1,180.69; A. G. Veitch, 189.35; E. C. Young, 24.65 6,299 32

Shorthand Reporters $33,776 73

TORONTO AND YORK CROWN ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

Salaries ($26,299.99)
Permanent :

N. Borins, 3,133.33; V. M. Foster, 1,233.33; W. O. Gibson, 4,133.33; R. G.
Lewis, 2,500.00; J. W. MacFadden, 7,000.00; F. I. Malone, 3,600.00; L. Walsh,
1,600.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment,
100.00 23,299 99

Temporary:

C. F. Hamm 3,000 00

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL B 11

Toronto and York Crown Attorney's Office — Continued
Maintenance ($357.13)

Postage, 125.00; telephone, 118.64; accounts under $100, 113.49 357 13

Toronto and York Crown Attorney's Office $26,657 12

LAND TITLES OFFICE

Salaries ($23,674.97)
Permanent:

C. E. Clarke, 1,700.00; R. G. Cowlin, 1,733.33; A. A. Crawford, 1,733.33; C. R.
Deacon, 4,800.00; B. C. Durrant, 1,700.00; N. LeBarron, 541.65; C. B. McCool,
1,500.00; J. M. Martin, 1,933.33; S. Mercer, 2,466.67; J. C. Perrins, 1,500.00;

E. Pollard, 266.66; G. G. Y. Willis, 1,800.00; W. F. Young, 2,000.00 23,674 97

Maintenance ($1,194.58)
King's Printer, 1,144.58; Accounts under $100, 50.00 1,194 58

Land Titles Office $24,869 55

DRAINAGE REFEREES

Salaries ($2,400.00)
Permanent:

F. H. Honeywell, 1,200.00; J. A. McNevin, 1,200.00 2,400 00

Maintenance ($232.94)
J. A. McNevin, travelling expenses, 125.24; Accounts under $100, 107.70 232 94

Drainage Referees $2,632 94

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACCOUNTS
Audit Office

Salaries ($10,299.38)

Permanent:

H. R. Adamson, 3,300.00; L. E. Dell, 216.67; B. A. Hornick, 782.72; E. A. Mockler,

2,133.33; M. M. Parkhill, 1,633.33; E. E. Starr, 1,233.33 9,299 38

Temporary:

C. A. Fitch 1,000 00

Maintenance ($271.14)
King's Printer, 233.89; Accounts under $100.00, 37.25 271 14

Annual Revision of Voters' Lists; Services and Expenses of County
and District Court Judges ($674.66)

Brant, 69.35; Bruce, 41.93; Dufferin, 35.60; Elgin, 9.80; Lanark, 25.93; Lennox and
Addington, 244.70; Leeds and Grenville, 8.00; Middlesex, 16.00; Ontario, 6.00;
Oxford, 5.00; Peel, 24.50; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 33.60; Simcoe,
51.00; Temiskaming, 27.95; Welland, 75.30 674 66

Counties and Cities, Administration of Justice ($342,251.72)

Brant, 5,158.44; Bruce, 5,174.81; Carleton, 18,981.09; Dufferin, 2,866.69 ; T Elgin,
3,822.15; Essex, 13,831.29; Frontenac, 5,919.83; Grey, 6,428.40; Haldimand,
3,190.54; Halton, 4,873.92; Hamilton, 9,691.52; Hastings, 7,863.95; Huron,
4,586.68; Kent, 6,410.03; Lambton, 5,154.02; Lanark, 1,961.51; Leeds and
Grenville, 6,964.05; Lennox and Addington, 3,518.51; Lincoln, 6,295.97; Middle-
sex, 14,123.90; Norfolk, 2,092.92; Northumberland and Durham, 6,964.56;
Ontario, 7,746.68; Oxford, 3,551.69; Peel, 4,296.65; Perth, 4,789.56; Peterborough,
4,590.70; Prescott and Russell, 5,520.80; Prince Edward, 1,565.88; Renfrew,
4,599.09; Simcoe, 11,898.35; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 5,786.13;
Toronto, 62,188.31; Victoria, 4,008.59; Waterloo, 5,825.12; Welland, 9,332.58;

Wellington, 2,629.55; Wentworth, 9,249.51; York, 5,214.98; Miscellaneous,

194.43 298,863 38

B 12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Criminal Justice Accounts — Continued

Counties and Cities, Administration of Justice — Continued
Crown Attorneys:
Salaries:

J. S. Allan (Essex), 6,000.00; R. Mercier (Carleton), 5,291.67; H. F. Mc-

Culloch (Wentworth), 4,916.67 16,208 34

Salaries in lieu of fees:

R. D. Evans (Dufferin), 1,400.00; R. J. DesRosiers (Essex), 1,800.00;
H. M. Taylor (Lambton), 3,500.00; W. W. Pollock (Lanark), 2,500.00;
W. E. Kelly (Norfolk), 3,400.00; J. G. Harkness (Stormont, Dundas and Glen-
garry), 2,830.00; W. P. Clement (Waterloo), 3,500.00; J. M. Kearns (Wel-
lington), 3,450.00; H. F. Brown (Wentworth), 1,500.00 23,880 00

Office Expenses:

R. Mercier (Carleton), 1,500.00; W. E. Kelly (Norfolk), 650.00; J. G. Hark-
ness (Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry), 400.00; J. M. Kearns (Wellington),
750.00 3,300 00

Administration of Justice in Districts

Salaries ($136,632.22)

Algoma:

Permanent:

S. E. Fleming, 300.00; A. E. Jewell, 45.00; H. Johnson, 333.33; W. Johnson,
1,700.00; E. A. Lane, 1,083.33; J. H. MacDonald, 1,200.00; J. H. MacLeod,
1,058.84; V. Prout, 1,125.00; R. E. Stone, 400.00; J. Witty, 1,083.33 8,328 83

Temporary:

Charwomen, Elevator Attendant, Fireman, Matrons, Turnkeys, etc 3,933 60

Cochrane:

Permanent:

H. Bisson, 1,300.00; S. A. Caldbick, 3,500.00; J. R. L. Guertin, 1,045.16;

J. D. MacKay, 1,150.00 6,995 16

Temporary :

J. R. L. Guertin, 154.84; Caretaker and Guard, 151.50 306 34

Kenora :

Permanent:

E. Appleton, 700.00; M. R. Baribeau, 400.00; E. W. Cox, 1,850.00; M. F.
Cox, 300.00; M. Doan, 375.00; A. Gould, 1,200.00; W. J. Gunne, 300.00;
C. Howard, 1,500.00; L. D. MacCallum, 1,000.00; L. A. McLennan, 250.00;
H. Murray, 1,300.00; G. E. Moorey, 288.71; G. H. Myles, 1,200.00; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 52.00 10,715 71

Temporary:

Caretaker, Fireman, Guards, Matron, Turnkeys and Shorthand Writer 3,925 98

Manitoulin:
Permanent:

R. McDermid, 1,300.00; S. J. McDermid, 300.00; W. F. McRae, 458.33;

S. J. Rosenthal, 166.67 2,225 00

Temporary:

K. Cosgrove, 52.42; S. J. Rosenthal, 33.32; Guards and Matron, 253.50 339 24

Muskoka:

Permanent:

E. W. Clairmont, 250.00; E. G. Ellis, 150.00; C. E. Lount, 400.00; C. Rev-

nolds, 1,300.00; E. E. Reynolds, 300.00 2,400 00

Temporary:

Charwoman, Guard, Matron and Turnkey 1,470 00

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL B 13

Administration of Justice in Districts — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Nipissing:

Permanent:

R. Bedard, 1,083.33; E. J. Brennan, 400.00; R. England, 1,900.00; J. Frezell,
1,200.00; F. Gratton, 1,500.00; G. Hooey, 819.34; W. Laderoute, 1,400.00;

E. LePage, 1,233.33; M. Moreau, 1,383.33; H. Rathwell, 1,350.00; E. A.

Tilley, 250.00; F. Valin, 600.00 - 13,119 33

Temporary:

Caretaker, Guards, Matrons and Turnkeys 2,236 16

Parry Sound:

Permanent:

J. E. Armstrong, 1,150.00; B. Keating, 450.00; T. Keating, 1,400.00; H.

McDevitt, 1,200.00; W. J. Nichols, 1,083.34; A. J. L. Wright, 208.33 5,491 67

Temporary:

A. J. L. Wright, 41.66; Matron and Turnkey, 274.00 315 66

Rainy River:
Permanent :

F. E. Bryan, 1,440.00; J. E. King, 1,133.28; M. King, 208.87; J. Miller,
1,450.00; L. M. Miller, 75.00; J. E. O'Donnell, 166.67; H. R. Roy, 1,216.67;

E. J. Ryan, 400.00 6,090 49

Temporary :

J. E. O'Donnell, 33.32; Caretaker, Fireman, Guards and Turnkeys, 3,312.16. 3,345 48

Sudbury:

Permanent :

M. Arthur, 1,150.00; R. Cornthwaite, 1,600.00; H. Daggett, 233.32; H.
Galbraith, 333.33; J. Galbraith, 2,000.00; L. Marchant, 250.00; G. J. C.
Martin, 1,400.00; J. F. McCullough, 720.00; T. M. Mulligan, 450.00; H. E.
Peterkin, 368.32; A. Pomeroy, 1,500.00; A. Steed, 1,400.00; E. D. Wilkins,
5,500.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment,
26.02 16,930 99

Temporary :

Caretaker, Engineers, Matrons and Turnkeys 8,317 52

Temiskaming:
Permanent:

J. Anderson, 1,467.74; W. C. Arnold, 400.00; H. S. Burton, 1,400.00; A. T.
Humphreys, 1,800.00; W. T. Joy, 1,400.00; G. M. Macdonell, 1,300.00;
C. L. Terrill, 575.00; J. Thisdelle, 628.32; Public Service Superannuation
Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 120.00 9,091 06

Temporary :

H. R. Jenkins, 1,500.00; Fireman, Guard, Matrons and Turnkeys, 5,251.44. . 6,751 44

Thunder Bay:
Permanent:

W. Baxendale, 1,300.00; J. F. Best, 1,096.84; J. Davidson, 1,200.00; F.
Hebden, 755.00; E. M. Lander, 560.00; G. F. Lasseter, 2,000.00; L. G.
McKeown, 1,202.15; M. A. McNeill, 734.27; J. C. McQuigge, 933.07; W.
Page, 1,300.00; A. Smith, 1,300.00; C. M. Smith, 1,400.00; W. M. Smith,
400.00; J. G. Stout, 1,300.00; H. Thompson, 1,400.00; L. B. Thompson,
1,300.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments,
104.00 18,285 33

Temporary:

Caretakers, Guards, Matrons, Stationary Engineer and Turnkeys 6,017 23

B 14

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Criminal Justice Accounts — Continued
General Administration of Justice in Districts ($209,083.39)

Algoma, 23,031.62; Cochrane, 23,001.63; Kenora, 15,323.34; Manitoulin, 5,345.03;
Muskoka, 6,902.41; Nipissing, 19,693.88; Parry Sound, 12,309.10; Rainy River,
12,278.40; Sudbury, 29,038.36; Temiskaming, 26,271.20; Thunder Bay, 35,777.02;
Miscellaneous, 1 1 1.40 209,083 39

Medico-Legal Branch
Salaries ($1,500.00)

I. H. Erb, 250.00; S. Lawson, 500.00; W. L. Robinson, 250.00; L. J. Rogers, 500.00. .

1,500 00

Supervising Coroner
Salary ($1,000.00)

S. Lawson
S. Lawson

Travelling Expenses ($241.30)

1,000 00

241 30

Permanent:

Magistrates
Salaries ($145,269.65)

E. Arthurs, 3,000.00; S. Atkinson, 3,750.00; R. B. Baxter, 3,000.00; P. C. Ber-
geron, 3,000.00; E. J. Butler, 3,166.67; K.A.Cameron, 3,300.00; J. H. Campbell,
3,416.67; W. M. Cooper, 3,000.00; I. B. Craig, 3,000.00; H. L. Cruso, 3,000.00;

F. S. Doyle, 2,475.00; F. S. Ebbs, 3,-000.00; J. B. Garvin, 3,000.00; E. A. Gee,
3,000.00; R. J. Gillen, 3,500.00; W. J. Golden, 450.00; M. G. Gould, 2,048.61;
R. G. Groom, 750.00; J. A. Hanrahan, 1,000.00; J. B. Hopkins, 3,416.67; C. Jeffs,
3,500.00; W. Keith, 3,500.00; R. Labrosse, 3,500.00; O. A. Langley, 3,500.00;
C. D. LeMay, 3,375.00; J. L. Lloyd, 3,333.33; I. MacRae, 2,200.00; J. A. Makins,
3,000.00; J. C. Massie, 583.32; A. D. Meldrum, 3,000.00; D. B. Menzies, 500.00;
J. A. R. McCuaig, 750.00; J. H. McCurrv, 631.93; J. McEwen, 3,000.00; W. E.
Mcllveen, 3,375.00; J. S. McKessock, 3,500.00; J. F. McKinlev, 500.00; H. D.
Payne, 1,300.00; H. R. Poison, 875.00; D. C. Smith, 500.00; E. D. Smith, 3,000.00;
E. C. Spereman, 3.000.00; R. Thomas, 1,500.00; E. R. Tucker, 3,500.00; F. W.
Walker, 3,000.00; F. Watt, 3,500.00; T. H. Wolfe, 3,300.00; W. F. Woodliffe,
2,833.33; C. S. Woodrow, 3,000.00; G. A. Wright, 3,000.00; Public Service
Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 360.00 128,690 53

Temporary:

L. M. Ball, 1,760.00; A. B. Collins, 1,100.00; T. M. J. Galligan, 2,499.96; J. C. M.
German, 140 00; W. J. Golden, 900.00; M. G. Gould, 30.00; J. S. Latchford,
1,240.00; A. H. Lieff, 3,000.00; F. C. MacDonald, 1,500.00; J. P. Madden, 30.00;
J. A. R. McCuaig, 430.00; J. H. McCurrv, 1,229.16; S. C. Platus, 440.00; W. N.
Robinson, 1,440.00; C. Weir, 840.00 16,579 12

Travelling Expenses and Contingencies ($25,980.67)

Sundry Magistrates, clerical assistance, 2,048.00; travelling, 21,784.39; stationery,
printing, telephone, telegrams, postage, etc., 1,627.65; rent, 222.00; King's
Printer, 298.63 25,980 67

Criminal Justice Accounts $873,204 13

PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S OFFICE

Salaries ($89,437.32)
Permanent:

G. F. Adams, 2,725.00; B. I. Armstrong, 787.50; A. I. Brimstin, 1,025.00; M. G.
Butler, 1,333.33; M. Calarco, 1,285.42; M. H. Carr, 1,500.00; M. Clark, 325.94;
H. F. Conlin, 962.50; L. G. Crumback, 1,933.33; D. M. Curtis, 474.19; E. M.
Dawson, 1,291.67; I. N. Draper, 561.81; G. H. Edwards, 4,166.67; A. Ellis,
3,116.67; M. H. Gallagher, 2,281.67; E. A. Gelinas, 2,058.33; H. M. Glover,
787.50; E. R. Hamilton, 2,133.33; C. G. Hindle, 1,633.33; K. G. Hoffman,
1,933.33; A. C. F. Hotson, 2,200.00; V. J. Humphrey, 1,800.00; H. S. Jones,
3,750.00; J. S. Jordan, 1,900.00; K. A. Kendall, 360.00; C. V. Kennedy, 636.66;
J. S. Lundy, 1,181.25; P. W. F. Maginnis, 2,091.67; R. G. Mainer, 3,450.00;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL B 15

Public Trustee's Office — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Permanent — Continued

R. McCrea, 1,783.33; K. V. Mitchell, 1,800.00; M. A. Osborne, 435.00; D.
Parisani, 1,175.00; A. E. Payne, 1,272.92; J. Payson, 126.66; P. M. Puley,
2,650.00; A. Racine, 7,000.00; L. Smith, 125.00; M. E. Thurgarland, 1,500.00;
C. Walker, 2,516.67; B. G. Williams, 2,175.00; M. R. Williamson, 1,285.42;
S. Winkler, 2,350.00; H. Wixon, 1,625.00; J. Wolfe, 500.00; Public Service
Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 33.00 78,039 10

Temporary:

M. Begg, 906.05; N. P. Carson, 849.98; C. J. Clark, 979.99; H. F. Conlin, 75.00;
M. M. Donnelly, 900.00; B. I. Duff, 262.50; A. Ellis, 233.33; P. C. B. Foley, 566.65;
A. M. E. Forsyth, 904.84; H. M. Glover, 262.50; B. A. Hornick, 237.49; K. A.
Kendall, 281.25; C. V. Kennedy, 658.32; D. N. Lamont, 473.32; S. MacMillan,
75.00; W. F. O'Shaughnessy, 161.29; J. Payson, 526.65; T. Porter, 579.15; E.
Sanchuk, 900.00; M. R. Sherk, 1,033.06; L. Smith, 187.50; J. Spencer, 344.35. . 11,398 22

Auditor's Fees ($3,000.00)
Brokenshire, Scarfe & Co 3,000 00

Maintenance ($19,452.49)

Travelling Expenses:

C. J. Clark, 19.15; A. C. F. Hotson, 2,608.68; H. S. Jones, 2.10; P. Maginnis,

509.38; P. M. Puley, 7.60; S. Winkler, 126.45; B. G. Williams, 2,280.86 5,554 22

Miscellaneous:

Department of Public Works, 765.21; Dominion Bank, 250.00; T. Eaton Co.,
Ltd., 173.12; W. L. Esson, 180.00; Fidelity Insurance Company of Canada,
1,743.33; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 511.85; King's Printer, 6,083.43; Remington

Rand, Ltd., 287.04; Underwood Elliott Fisher, Ltd., 307.20; Car tickets,

120.20; excise stamps, 70.00; -postage, 1,832.96; telephone, 1,145.61; accounts

under $100, 428.32 13,898 27

Cost of Living Bonus ($7,054.91)

Sundry employees ' 7,054 91

Total Expenditure, Public Trustee's Office $118,944 72

Less: Refunded by the Public Trustee 118,944 72

OFFICIAL GUARDIAN'S OFFICE

Salaries ($30,829.16)
Permanent:

J. M. Baird, 4,533.33; R. F. Fredericks, 1,733.33; E. G. Gordon, 1,800.00;
E. M. Henry, 2,500.00; J. E. Jefferies, 2,900.00; F. M. Matthews, 1,500.00;
J. R. McGie, 1,200.00; J. B. Osborne, 2,750.00; P. D. Wilson, 7,000.00; H.
Windsor, 1,012.50; I. Woods, 1,000.00 27,929 16

Temporary :

N. W. Arnold, 600.00; S. E. McKeown, 850.00; K. P. Moffat, 625.00; M. A.

Walsh, 825.00 2,900 00

Auditor's Fees ($500.00)

Oscar Hudson & Co 500 00

Maintenance ($1,873.45)

King's Printer, 426.26; Law stamps, 200.00; postage, 500.00; telephone, 600.38;

accounts under $100, 146.81 1,873 45

Cost of Living Bonus ($2,524.42)

Sundry employees 2,524 42

Total Expenditure, Official Guardian's Office $35,727 03

Less: Refunded by Official Guardian 35,727 03

B 16 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

ACCOUNTANT'S OFFICE— SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
Salaries ($13,561.33)

Permanent:

P. E. Boyd, 3,750.00; J. B. Cameron, 2,400.00; J. G. Holden, 500.00; V. I.
Martin, 1,000.00; T. Yorath, 5,000.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund,
Contribution re Enlistments, 103.00 12,753 00

Temporary:

E. Carman, 620.83; G. D. Nott, 187.50 808 33

Auditor's Fees ($2,000.00)
Oscar Hudson & Co 2,000 00

Maintenance ($4,407.40)

Bank of Commerce, 1,011.12; G. R. Hargraft & Co., 167.50; King's Printer, 343.82;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, 609.00; Toronto General Trusts Cor-
poration, 2,072.58; Postage, 145.71 ; accounts under $100, 57.67 4,407 40

Cost of Living Bonus ($951.30)

Sundry Employees 951 30

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($12.16)

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 21.00; less refund of employees contribution, 8.84. ... 12 16

Total Expenditure, Accountant's Office, Supreme Court ... . $20,932 19
Less: Refunded by Accountant, Supreme Court 20,932 19

FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE

Salaries $33,714.67)
Permanent:

L. C. Anderson, 1,720.43; C. W. Caskey, 3,000.00; D. H. Craig, 1,933.33; A. J.
Flath, 1,000.00; F. Gardner, 129.03; J. A. Grant, 1,900.00; P. S. D. Harding,
1,933.33; B. Herman, 1,050.00; E. D. Jordan, 2,400.00; V. McArthur, 900.00;
F. McDonald, 1,300.00; K. S. McLeod, 1,233.33; H. J. Richards, 966.68; D. H.
Saville, 2,133.33; W. J. Scott, 5,000.00; A. F. Shelley, 397.98; I. Smith, 1,600.00;
M. Stasior, 1,233.33; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistments, 384.00 30,214 77

Temporary:

L. C. Anderson, 99.99; T. G. P. Lucas, 1,933.28; F. A. Luet, 1,466.63 3,499 90

Travelling Expenses ($9,102.27)

L. C. Anderson, 779.71; C. W. Caskey, 991.99; Commissioner of Police for Ontario,
64.62; D. H. Craig, 1,329.90; J. A. Grant, 651.58; P. S. D. Harding, 1,876.38;
J. Houston, 274.10; T. G. P. Lucas, 187.95; F. A. Luet, 104.30; W. R. Mc-
Connell, 90.00; H. J. Richards, 808.38; D. H. Saville, 1,031.90; W. J. Scott,

912.89; Accounts under $25, 47.67 9,151 37

Less Refund: Dominion Government re A.R.P. Work 49 10

9,102 27

Maintenance ($9,071.24)

Department of Public Works, 3,020.17; Dominion Fire Chiefs' Association, 291.00;
A. M. Hood, services, 125.94; expenses, 244.03; King's Printer, 2,800.17; Sundry
Persons, witness fees, etc., 232.02; services re fires, 182.10; reporting, 66.00;

Underwood Elliott Fisher, Ltd., 101.50; Express, 51.20; newspapers and

periodicals, 70.04; postage, 350.00; telegrams, 89.63; telephone, 955.72; accounts

under $100, 556.72 9,136 24

Less: Refunds, Sale of Books 65 00

Fire Marshal's Office $51,888 18

9,071 24

1942-43 . DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL B 17

INSPECTOR OF LEGAL OFFICES

Inspector's Office

Salaries ($22,783.35)
Permanent:

R. B. Bailey, 1,150.00; E. A. Carroll, 1,622.23; J. H. Dignam, 2,433.33; H. H.
Donald, 4,600.00; M. Irish, 1,833.33; M. E. Kearney, 1,533.33; H. C. Moore,
3,000.00; H. R. Poison, 2,250.00; F. J. Reddin, 2,325.00; H. B. Robinson, 205.00;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 185.00 21,137 22

Temporary:

E. J. Brown, 180.00; E. M. Brown, 641.13; G. E. Chapman, 300.00; E. J. Smith,

525.00 1,646 13

Fidelity Bonds, Division Court Clerks, etc. ($1,347.80)

Canadian General Insurance Co., 1,008.50; Fidelity Insurance Company of Canada,

1,008.50 ' 2,017 00

Less: Refunded by Division Court Clerks, etc 669 20 1,347 80

Travelling Expenses ($4,077.25)

E. A. Carroll, 7.25; J. H. Dignam, 1,327.40; H. H. Donald, 841.04; H. C. Moore,

613.09; H. R. Poison, 179.72; F. J. Reddin, 1,053.43; A. E. Smith, 55.32 4,077 25

Maintenance ($1,651.89)

King's Printer, 1,410.80; Telegrams, 47.37; telephone, 136.18; accounts under

$100, 57.54 ; 1,651 89

Judicial Officers in Districts

Office Equipment, Forms, Stationery, etc. ($2,779.93)
King's Printer, 2,534.20; Postage, 92.69; accounts under $100, 153.04 2,779 93

Local Masters of Titles Offices

, Salaries ($37,260.97)

Algoma:

Permanent:

E. L. DeCourcy, 2,533.33; A. L. Livingstone, 1,075.00; M. Royle, 1,000.00.. . 4,608 33

Cochrane:
Permanent :

A. J. Caswell, 1,150.00; J. A. Clermont, 4,700.00; C. A. Wilson, 825.00 6,675 00

Kenora:

Permanent:

E. A. Cunningham, 2,300.00; G. Moore, 1,000.00 3,300 00

Manitoulin:
Permanent:

W. I. Wagg 1,800 00

Nipissing:

Permanent:

G. R. Brady, 3,200.00; E. Robertson, 964.49; M. E. Tackney, 1,075.00 5,239 49

Temporary:

E. Robertson 146 54

Sudbury:

Permanent :

A. Fournier, 1,075.00; E. Leduc, 1,000.00; B. St. Pierre, 3,000.00 5,075 00

Temiskaming:
Permanent:

H. K. Caldwell, 850.00; L, H. Ferguson, 2,933.28; L. G. McKay, 1,333.33. . . 5,116 61

B 18 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Local Masters of Titles Offices — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Thunder Bay (Fort William):
Permanent:

K. Gray, 325.00; J. McClure, 2,450.00 2,775 00

Thunder Bay (Port Arthur) :
, Permanent:

J. W. McLennan, 275.00; I. Wilson, 2,250.00 2,525 00

Expenses ($964.69)

Postage, 649.15; telephone, 160.04; accounts under $100, 155.50 964 69

Forms, Copying and Contingencies ($2,473.77)

King's Printer, 2,404.17; Accounts under $100, 69.60 2,473 77

Registration of Patents under R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 174, Sec. 160 ($78.00)

J. H. Tully, 72.00; C. E. Lount, 6.00 78 00

Sheriffs and Local Registrars

Supplementing Incomes ($1,888.77)

E. Appleton, 179.79; A. E. Bowerman, 348.80; E. C. Drurv, 317.22; H. A. Mac-
Gillivrav, 79.95; A. A. Marentette, 42.44; T. M. Mulligan, 98.17; W. G. Pugslev,
196.63; T. R. Stack, 87.33; R. E. Stone, 70.39; C. L. Surdin, 87.08; W. I. Wagg,
130.54; W. L. Warrell, 250.43 1,888 77

County Judges

Travelling Expenses Attending Division Courts ($4,062.21)

Sundry Judges 4,062 2 1

Inspector of Legal Offices $79,368 63

LAW enforcement branch

Payments made pursuant to The Constables Act, R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 140, Sec. 34

ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE

Salaries ($1,141,408.36)

Permanent
Main Office:

G. E. Barlow, 981.25; A. J. Cameron, 1,866.67; D. B. Chew, 1,025.00; M. C.
Cuthbert, 950.00; W. G. Dobson, 2,275.00; E. T. Doyle, 3,000.00; O. E. Edwards,
1,183.33; F. E. Elliott, 3,300.00; W. J. Franks, 2,425.00; A. F. Grant, 2,213.33;
E. C. Gurnett, 3,000.00; E. T. Hales, 1,800.00; E. D. L. Hammond, 3,000.00;
M. L. Handforth, 1,131.25; W. H. Kennedy, 1,933.33; W. C. Killing, 3,300.00;
W. H. Lougheed, 3,000.00; G. MacKay, 2,000.00; J. J. Monkman, 3,050.00;
C. F. Moore, 1,200.00; A. Moss, 3,000.00; H. Noakes, 1,560.00; N. Phelps,
1,766.67; W. Rhodes, 1,066.64; W. H. Stringer, 5,600.00; P. Walter, 2,768.55;
A. H. Ward, 3,200.00; R. Welbourne, 1,600.00; A. S. Wilson, 600.00; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 229.36 64,025 38

District Inspectors:

C. F. Airey, 2,700.00; T. W. Cousans, 2,550.00; R. Cox, 2,500.00; F. Gardner,
1,875.00; P. T. Hake, 2,500.00; E. J. Hand, 2,333.33; W. G. Ingram, 2,700.00;
C. A. Jordon, 2,700.00; A. R. Knight, 2,500.00; S. Oliver, 2,625.00; W. A. Page,
2,233.33; A. H. Palmer, 2,250.00; W. A. Scott, 2,142.47; H. Storey, 2,150.00;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 18.00 33,777 13

Sergeants:

S. H. Bush, 2,100.00; T. G. Corsie, 2,033.33; A. J. B. Craik, 2,033.33; W. D.
Duncan, 2,033.33; R. G. Elliott, 2,100.00; D. Hamilton, 2,025.00; E. F. Hartleib,
1,950.00; R. P. Labelle, 2,100.00; A. McDougall, 1,962.50; W. C. Oliver, 2,100.00;
T. H. Owens, 2,033.33; V. T. Reed, 2,100.00; C. N. C. Smaill, 1,962.50; J. A.
Stringer, 2,033.33; H. E. Thompson, 2,100.00; T. Wilkinson, 2,033.33 32,699 98

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL BJ9

Law Enforcement — Continued

Salaries — Permanent — Continued
Corporals:

R. G. Beatty, 1,912.50; W. M. Durnford, 1,904.17; M. W. Ericksen, 1,950.00;

C. W. Farrow, 1,137.50; H. O. Finger, 1,950.00; W. J. Johnston, 1,462.50; F. C.
Kelly, 1,950.00; E. V. McNeill, 1,950.00; B. Milligan, 1,904.17; A. J. Oliver,

1,950.00; H. H. Peel, 1,950.00; C. W. Wood, 1,950.00 21,970 84

Constables:

D. Adair, 1,633.33; H. V. Allsopp, 1,900.00; A. E. Ayers, 1,633.33; F. W. Barrett,
1,900.00; J. Bartlett, 1,900.00; S. G. Batt, 1,633.33; W. A. Bayes, 1,900.00;
J. J. Beaudoin, 1,633.33; S. Berard, 1,900.00; H. C. Black, 1,633.33; A. L. Bonny-
castle, 1,833.33; H. Braney, 1,733.33; F. R. Bromfield, 1,900.00; J. R. Brown,
1,900.00; M. A. Bruce, 1,633.33; H. Butler, 1,900.00; W. R. Bvrne, 1,900.00;
G. B. Carmichael, 1,900.00; W. J. Carmichael, 1,633.33; D. M. Carruthers,
1,491.62; R. E. Carter, 1,900.00; W. R. Caverly, 633.32; N. Chartrand, 1,633.33;
G. A. Chisholm, 941.35; P. F. C. Christie, 1,633.33; J. Clark, 1,900.00; W. H.
Clark, 1,900.00; V. P. Coffey, 1,199.97; M. W. Craigie, 1,633.33; T. S. Crawford,
1,900.00; R. Crozier, 1,900.00; A. A. DeHaitre, 1,900.00; F. R. Dcbson, 1,833.33;
J. M. Douglas, 1,833.33; J. B. Driscoll, 1,491.62; A. V. Dymond, 1,733.33;
A. Eady, 1,833.33; W. B. Elliott, 1,900.00; A. S. Ericksen, 1,900.00; E. D. Erick-
son, 1,633.33; B. Farrell, 1,633.33; F. Fox, 1,833.33; J. H. Fulton, 1,633.33;
H. S. Gall, 1,833.33; H. Gibson, 1,900.00; W. A. Gibson, 1,633.33; W. Glennie,
1,633.33; T. W. Griffin, 1,633.33; H. T. Hammer, 791.65; L. S. Hardwick, 1,900.00;

E. L. Harris, 1,900.00; C. G. Hayes, 1,900.00; L. A. Heaney, 1,733.33; J. Higgins,
1,900.00; E. A. Hoath, 1,900.00; M. R. Hodgson, 1,833.33; R. L. Jackson,
1,633.33; H. S. Johns, 1,833.33; J. E. Johnson, 1,833.33; J. E. Johnston, 1,633.33;
H. E. Jones, 1,633.33; D. J. Jordan, 1,633.33; L. T. Keeler, 1,833.33; F. L.
Keith, 1,633.33; R. Labrosse, 1,633.33; I. E. Lellava, 1,733.33; A. MacLeod,
1,900.00; A. R. MacLeod, 1,900.00; E. J. MacMillan, 1,900.00; G. J. Maguire,
1,900.00; J. H. Marsland, 1,900.00; J. S. McBain, 1,900.00; W. J. McBride,
1,900.00; W. H. McBrien, 1,900.00; W. McCallum, 1,633.33; O. McClevis,
1,900.00; H. I. McDonald, 1,633.33; J. McGetrick, 1,900.00; K. W. McLay,
1,633.33; J. G. McMillan, 933.31; W. McNab, 1,900.00; J. A. McQueen, 1,833.33;
H. J. Morel, 1,633.33; D. P. Morris, 1,900.00; B. Mulholland, 1,900.00; G. E.
Nault, 1,633.33; J. L. M. Needham, 1,633.33; L. Neil, 1,633.33; E. A. Niles,
1,633.33; L. E. Nix, 1,633.33; H. Noble, 1,108.31; S. W. Palmateer, 1,633.33;
W. A. Parfitt, 1,633.33; R. S. Patterson, 1,900.00; T. E. Pearson, 1,900. ;00;
R. E. Penner, 1,833.33; A. R. Peters, 1,900.00; W. N. Peters, 1,900.00; P. J.
Poland, 1,511.84; D. H. Porter, 1,900.00; E. L. Priest, 1,900.00; T. L. Ptolemy,
1,633.33; H. Ramsbottom, 1,900.00; J. W. Reavley, 1,900.00; R. Reynolds,
1,900.00; H. J. Richards, 666.65; E. M. Richardson, 1,633.33; T. Riding, 1,900.00;
W. A. T. Robinson, 1,900.00; J. F. Rose, 1,900.00; J. A. Rowe, 1,900.00; A. F. Run-
ciman, 150.00; S. L. Rutherford, 1,633.33; H. D. Sarvis, 1,633.33; M. J. Scanlan,
666.65; V. L. Scherer, 666.65; F. Scott, 1,900.00; P. P. Seibert, 1,900.00; A. M.
Shaughessy, 1,900.00; D. Silvester, 1,108.31; F. Simpson, 1,900.00; J. E.Soubliere,
1,633.33; A. H. Souliere, 1,633.33; R. O. Stromberg, 1,900.00; J. D. G. Suther-
land, 1,833.33; L. R. Taylor, 1,633.33; R. L. Taylor, 1,633.33; J. G. Tappenden,
1,633.33; F. C. Thurston, 1,900.00; W. G. Tomlinson, 1,841.95; T. H. Trimble,
1,633.33; J. T. B. Truaisch, 1,633.33; L. G. A. Walker, 1,833.33; R. H. Wannell,
1,833.33; T. H. Warren, 1,633.33; G. E. White, 1,733.33; D. V. Whiteley,
1,633.33; R. J. Whiting, 1,900.00; J. E. Worrall, 1,633.33; E. F. B. Wright,
1,633.33; M. J. Wright, 1,633.33; T. R. Wright, 1,900.00; G. Yuile, 1,633.33;

Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 1,663.63 . . 244,899 93

Chauffeurs and Mechanics:

M. S. Amey, 1,600.00; C. R. Armstrong, 1,500.00; J. E. Cantwell, 533.32;
A. E. Cook, 699.96; A. K. Cumming, 1,500.00; J. H. Lindop, 1,500.00; H. B.
Lindsay, 1,500.00; J. A. Montgomery, 991.67; H. L. Potter, 991.67; C. Sharp,
1,600.00; J. M. Thomas, 1,600.00 14,016 62

District Headquarters— Clerk Stenographers:

F. L. M. Armstrong, 600.00; M. M. Cushing, 137.50; M. V. H. A. Gray, 1,050.00;
I. D. Keehn, 37.92; M. C. Maker, 900.00; M. I. McCulloch, 1,050.00; M. E.

Miller, 975.00; M. Petrullo, 900.00; H. M. Potten, 900.00 6,550 42

Motorcycle Patrol:

Inspector— J. A. Grant, 800.00; Sergeants— D. H. Darby, 2,033.33; H. W.
Howell, 2,033.33; S. Hunter, 2,100.00; J. Kay, 2,033.33; A. Witts, 2,033.33;

B 20

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Law Enforcement — Continued

Salaries — Permanent — Continued

Motorcycle Patrol — Continued

Constables— J. J. Allan, 1,633.33; C. N. Anderson, 1,733.33; A. S. Andrews,
1,733.33; F. L. Barker, 708.30; R. E. Bass, 1,633.33; J. D. Bennett, 1,733.33;
J. S. Bennett, 1,733.33; J. F. Blenkin, 1,633.33; A. E. Bond, 1,900.00; G. E.
Broughton, 1,633.33; D. H. Brown, 1,900.00; O. H. Brown, 1,633.33; R. B.
Butcher, 399.99; L. B. Byles, 1,900.00; H. A. Caldwell, 1,633.33; J. W. Car-
penter, 1,733.33; R. J. Clark, 1,833.33; D. G. Coles, 464.51; W. H. Coles, 1,900.00;
J. S. Culp, 1,900.00; C. F. Dean, 1,633.33; V. H. Detenbeck, 1,900.00; R. S.
Dukes, 1,900.00; A. O. Ferguson, 1,733.33; R. F. Gibson, 1,633.33; W. T. Gilbert,
1,633.33; H. Gilchrist, 1,633.33; A. W. Gilmour, 1,633.33; F. W. Haight, 1,733.33;
T. W. Harding, 1,633.33; P. E. Harkness, 1,900.00; J. W. Harris, 1,633.33;
J. H. Hatch, 1,633.33; C. Hefferon, 1,733.33; S. A. Hilliard, 1,900.00; J. M.
Hinchliffe, 1,900.00; E. G. Hope, 1,633.33; T. L. G. Howell, 1,900.00; D. Huff-
man, 1,900.00; T. L. Huffman, 1,633.33; C. Hunter, 1,900.00; H. E. Hunter,
1,633.33; F. A. Inch, 1,633.33; H. F. Jackman, 1,900.00; A. Jackson, 1,900.00;
E. L. Jess, 1,900.00; C. Johns, 1,900.00; F. W. Kirk, 1,900.00; A. E. Kirkby,
1,633.33; A. Lawrence, 1,833.33; H. F. Lemon, 1,900.00; J. Lewis, 1,833.33;
T. E. Logan, 1,900.00; F. B. Lymburner, 1,633.33; L. M. MacGillivrav, 1,633.33;
W. Marsland, 799.98; A. E. Martin, 1,900.00; R. Mason, 1,633.33; L. A. Mc-
Clure, 1,900.00; W. A. Melbourne, 1,900.00; E. C. Mitchener, 1,900.00; B. C.
Moore, 1,900.00; J. A. Morden, 1,733.33; N. F. Morris, 1,900.00; J. M. Munro,
1,633.33; J. J. Palmer, 1,900.00; C. E. Parmenter, 1,900.00; A. E. Reillv, 1,900.00;
E. Renaud, 1,633.33; G. L. Robertson, 1,733.33; W. F. Robinson, 900.00;
D. H. Rogers, 1,900.00; E. Rose, 1,833.33; J. W. Rowcliffe, 1,900.00; J. B.
Scott, 1,633.33; C. E. Siple, 1,633.33; A. R. Smith, 1,900.00; J. K. Smith, 1,633.33
I. R. Spencer, 1,900.00; F. E. Taylor, 1,633.33; W. F. S. Thompson, 1,900.00
L. E. Throop, 1,833.33; G. R. Waud, 1,424.97; E. A. Webb, 1,633.33; L. E
West, 799.98; J. L. Whitty, 1,900.00; A. Wilson, 1,633.33; D. W. Wilson, 1,900.00
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 586.00;

Total 161,016 90

Less: Costs recovered 2,033 36

158,983 54

Main Office:

Temporary

M. L. Aggett, 925.00; W. Fitzgerald, 731.86; E. Ford, 81.25; J. Fowler, 174.19;
R. L. Horrigan, 1,125.00; D. T. Hunter, 655.42; K. W. Lawrence, 1,167.74;
G. F. Long, 137.50; H. S. McCready, 3,499.92; J. Meldrum, 1,000.00; E. New-
bold, 843.75; H. C. O'Neill, 675.00 11,016 63

Constables:

R. A. Adie, 1,599.96; W. W. Allen, 1,599.96; J. J. Ansley, 1,599.96; R. D. Arm-
strong, 1,599.96; E.J. Baker, 533.32; B. R. Ball, 1,599.96; H. Barker, 1,599.96
R. A. Beckett, 1,599.96; H. F. Bent, 1,599.96; W. W. Bibby, 1,466.63; T- K
Brennan, 1,599.96; N. E. Cain, 666.65; A. Campbell, 533.32; W. S. Cluff, 133.33
A. K. Collins, 1,599.96; W. D. Cook, 1,599.96; F. H. Cooney, 1,599.96; J. Craig
533.32; J. F. Craig, 1,599.96; R. H. Devereux, 799.98; P. B. Doran, 1,599.96
J. E. Downs, 1,599.96; R. W. Duncan, 133.33; P. G. Durnford, 1,599.96; G. J
Ellis, 1,599.96; C. R. Everard, 1,599.96; J. B. M. Farrell, 1,599.96; F. Foden
1,599.96; J. G. Fulton, 1,599.96; A. A. Gaudry, 1,599.96; E. M. Grace, 1,599.96
H. H. Graham, 1,599.96; J. H. Hanlan, 799.98; A. J. Harrison, 533.32; W. G
Hendren, 1,599.96; E. A. Hicks, 1,599.96; E. A. Hunter, 1,599.96; R. S. Hutchison
1,599.96; N. C. Kirkwood, 1,599.96; B. R. Kitney, 1,466.63; J. B. Laperriere
1,599.96; H. G. Lapp, 1,599.96; J. M. Lee, 1,066.64; B. J. Lynch, 1,599.96
J. R. Mackey, 133.33; J. S. McBain, 1,599.96; J. L. McDermott, 1,599.96
N. A. McLeod, 799.98; A. C. McNamara, 1,599.96; C. McNichol, 1,599.96
L. J. McWaters, 1,599.96; H. Meyer, 1,599.96; C. B. Millbank, 1,599.96; E. W
Miller, 1,599.96; T. B. Morkin, 799.98; C. W. O'Brien, 1,599.96; A. J. Parry
1,599.96; A. J. Pearce, 1,599.96; F. C. Peer, 533.32; H. H. Peever, 1,599.96
R. H. Pepper 1,599.96; C. Pinder, 1,599.96; S. W. Pointon, 533.32; R. Pope
1,599.96; G. R. Purdie, 1,599.96; H. M. Purdy, 1,599.96; W. L. Rathwell, 150.53
F. M. Rawlings, 1,599.96; K. F. Rayner, 1,599.96; N. J. Reilly, 1,599.96; T. M
Richardson, 799.98; L. Savage, 1,599.96; H. T. Shaughnessy, 1,599.96; R. J
Spofford, 1,599.96; H. K. Still, 133.33; T. A. Suggett, 1,599.96; F. L. Thompson
1,599.96; S. W. Timmerman, 133.33; C. Von Zuben, 1,599.96; B. G. Walsh
1,599.96; W. J. Wellheiser, 799.98; J. Wells, 133.33; S. Whitehouse, 133.33
C. E. Wildfang, 533.32

108,681 15

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL B^l

Law Enforcement — Continued

Salaries — Temporary — Continued

District Headquarters — Clerk Stenographers:

M. P. Bateson, 900.00; F. Green, 900.00; M. E. Mather, 900.00; M. G. Weber,

568.75 3,268 75

Chauffeurs and Mechanics:

E. U. Brown, 583.30; H. Ilott, 699.96; W. E. Sears, 583.30 1,866 56

Motorcycle Patrol — Constables:

R. F. Andrew, 1,599.96; S. K. Ball, 1,599.96; E. E. Bowen, 1,599.96; E. W.
Corcoran, 1,333.30; F. E. Cottell, 1,599.96; L. A. Dixon, 1,599.96; C. F. Elford,
1,599.96; B. J. Gifford, 1,599.96; G. A. Govier, 1,599.96; R. A. Hewat, 1,599.96;
A. McDonald, 1,599.96; R. McKie, 1,599.96; W. G. Milton, 1,599.96; R. G.
Patterson, 1,599.96; M. J. Seaman, 1,599.96; J. W. Sheffield, 1,599.96; A. M.
Stauffer, 1,599.96; H. G. Wilkins, 1,599.96; J. M. R. Young, 1,599.96; H. M.
Yule, 1,599.96;

Total 31,732 54 .

Less: Costs recovered 1,723 30

30,009 24

Veteran Guards 409,642 19

Travelling Expenses $147,343.08

Maintenance 131,502.60

$278,845.68
District Disbursements:

District No. 1 — Windsor:

Travelling Expenses, 7,285.21; Less: Costs Recovered, 7,256.60. . 28 61

Maintenance 2,120 83

2,149 44

District No. 2 — London:

Travelling Expenses, 10,087.44; Less: Costs Recovered, 8,198.97.. 1,888 47
Maintenance • 2,411 93

4,300 40

District No. 3 — Hamilton:

Travelling Expenses, 7,580.18; Less: Costs Recovered, 4,057.27.. . 3,522 91
Maintenance 2,276 49

5,799 40

District No. 4 — Niagara Falls:

Travelling Expenses, 5,181.86; Less: Costs Recovered, 5,125.31.. . 56 55

Maintenance 2,245 74

2,302 29

District No. 5 — Toronto:

Travelling Expenses, 7,906.04; Less: Costs Recovered, 3,957.93.. . 3,948 11
Maintenance 415 45

4,363 56

District No. 6 — Kitchener:

Travelling Expenses, 10,016.38; Less: Costs Recovered, 10,465.12. 448 74
Maintenance.- 2,524 47

2,075 73

District No. 7 — Barrie:

Travelling Expenses, 14,012.23; Less: Costs Recovered, 6,116.72.. 7,895 51
Maintenance 1,924 99

9,820 50

District No. 8— Belleville:

Travelling Expenses, 11,924.18; Less: Costs Recovered, 11,980.09. 55 91

Maintenance 2.001 1 1

1,945 20

B 22 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Law Enforcement — Continued

District Disbursements — Continued

District No. 9— Perth:

Travelling Expenses, 15,773.66; Less: Costs Recovered, 13,292.61. 2,481 05
Maintenance 2,153 98

District No. 10 — Haileybury:

Travelling Expenses, 15,565.79; Less: Costs Recovered, 3,087.24.. 12,478 55

Maintenance 3,963 30

District No. 11 — Sudbury:

Travelling Expenses, 14,408.28; Less: Costs Recovered, 3,558.53.. 10,849 75

Maintenance 1,506 85

District No. 12— Port Arthur:

Travelling Expenses, 20,873.49; Less: Costs Recovered, 5,739.32.. 15,134 17
Maintenance 2,357 20

Motorcycle Patrol:

Depreciation allowance on motorcycles - 8,256 40

Less: Refunds 69 30

Veteran Guards and Special Constables:

Travelling Expenses re Anti-Sabotage and Civil Security Precautions 8,270 33
Maintenance 8,677 05

Travelling Expenses and Disbursements of Officers, C.I.B 5,767 16

Less: Costs Recovered 1,777 94

Sundry Payments:

Training School — Expenses and Disbursements of Officers 1,375 97

Special Investigations 582 31

Sundry Persons — Awards re Crime Prevention 250 00

Automobile Supplies and Repairs:

Acme Bearings & Parts, Ltd., 5,352.09; Acme Shock Absorber Exchange,
616.30; Boden & Bassingthwaite, 777.69; British American Oil Co., Ltd.,
13,885.74; British & American Motors, Ltd., 2,469.42; Canadian Oil Companies,
Ltd., 4,126.83; Cities Service Oil Company, Ltd., 517.36; Cozens Springs Ser-
vice and Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 159.36; E. J. Hunter Tire Co., 313.32; Depart-
ment of Highways (Ontario), 3,634.41; (Imperial Oil, Ltd., 20,951.21; Kam
Motors, Ltd., 141.67; Levy Auto Parts Co., 139.78; Joseph A. Lobraico, Ltd.,
195.10; McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., 11,469.51; National Automotive Parts,
Ltd., 157.39; New Toronto Tire and Battery, Ltd., 146.21; Oakville Machine
Works, Ltd., 132.00; Pryal & Nye, 130.65; Scully & Scully, 1,963.67; See &
Duggan Motors, Ltd., 124.35; Shell Oil Company of Canada, Ltd., 2,597.71;
Fred Stratford, Ltd., 166.71; Sun Oil Co., Ltd., 811.48; Supertest Petroleum
Corporation, Ltd., 3,193.13; Toronto Motor Car, Ltd., 845.45; Toronto Shock
Absorber Exchange, 219.36; Uptown Tire and Battery, Ltd., 112.13; West

Toronto Tire and Battery, Ltd., 200.24; Accounts under $100,

2,817.91 78,368 18

Less Refunds 4,925 29

4,635 03

16,441 85

12,356 60

17,491 37

8,187 10

16,947 38
Travelling Expenses — Headquarters :

W. H. Stringer, 561.88; E. Hales, 812.43; W. C. Killing, 27.02; A.
Moss, 43.88; P. Walter, 247.90; Miscellaneous Travelling Expenses,
210.22 1,903 33

Criminal Investigation Branch:

3,989 22

2,208 28

73,442 89

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL B 23

Law Enforcement — Continued
Insurance:

Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co. (Fleet Insurance — Automobiles and
Motorcycles), 6,064.82; London Life Insurance Company (Group Life Insurance,
Main Force and Motorcycle Patrol), 13,834.32; National Life Assurance Com-
pany of Canada (Group Life Insurance — Special Constables and Veteran

Guards), 14,184.34 34,083 48

Less Refunds: Fleet Insurance, 109.49; Contributions by Officers —

Group Life, 12,572.72 12,682 21

21,401 27

Workmen's Compensation Board:

Payments pursuant to Section 32, Workmen's Compensation Act and Admin-
istration Assessment pursuant to Section 118 4,914 17

Purchase of Equipment:

Anderson-McLaughlin-Buick-Pontiac, Ltd., 3,216.12; Aikenhead Hardware,
Ltd., 386.90; Beattie-Cadillac-Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Ltd., 1,497.06; Boden
& Bassingthwaite, 1,779.00; Bowmanville Glove & Mitt Co., Ltd., 914.29; British
and American Motors, Ltd., 2,912.00; Cluett, Peabody Company of Canada,
Ltd., 446.05; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 700.90; A. D. Gorrie & Co., Ltd., 2,589.41;
Grieve Motors, Ltd., 3,688.00; A. B. Hewer Uniform Cap Co., 693.25; Hood
& Cumming, 2,443.17; Lion Sporting Goods Company of Canada, Ltd.,
582.41; Mason Signs, Ltd., 120.00; New Method Laundry Co., Ltd., 521.38;
Oakville Machine Works, Ltd., 137.50; Pyrene Manufacturing Company of
Canada, Ltd., 281.61; Rex Tailoring Co., 1,666.40; Scully & Scully, 160.00;
Scythes & Co., Ltd., 793.60; Tip Top Tailors, Ltd., 11,349.90; Toronto Motor
Car, Ltd., 2,222.13; Traders' Finance Corporation, 190.00; Valentine & Martin,
Ltd., 3,338.05; Underwood Elliott Fisher Ltd., 252.00; Woods Manufactur-
ing Company of Canada, Ltd., 309.75; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 189.38;

Accounts under $100, 857.73 44,237 99

Less: Refunds 1,681 58

42,556 41

Miscellaneous:

Department of Public Works, 1,518.40; King's Printer, 10,437.86; Sundry

Officers, Criminal Investigation Branch, clothing allowance, 737.50; Cartage,

express and freight, 770.00; newspapers and periodicals, 78.04 ; telegrams,
250.85; service badge allowance, 5,599.40; accounts under $100, 230.51 . 19,622 56
Less Refunds 8 30

19,614 26

Law Enforcement Branch $1,420,254 04

ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION

Salaries ($52,090.82)
Permanent:

M. A. Anderson, 325.00; G. F. Beer, 2,366.67; W. A. Brant, 4,100.00; E. M.
Browne, 1,300.00; M. Browne, 1,333.33; E. H. Clark, 3,333.33; A. M. Farwell,
1,183.33; T. C. Fleming, 1,233.33; G. Hager, 1,233.33; J. A. Mahon, 3,000.00;

E. A. Manning, 866.67; A. M. McBain, 1,075.00; J. McBride, 3,200.00; R. L.
Pavey, 950.00; H. Ruickbie, 2,000.00; R. C. Sharp, 1,233.33; J. C. Thompson,
1,075.00; A. Verity, 2,400.00; E. Violet, 1,200.00; J. H. Vogan, 1,433.33; R. B.
Whitehead, 8,000.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistment, 80.00 42,921 65

Temporary :

M. A. Anderson, 600.00; E. E. Campbell, 733.32; W. H. Chisholm, 2,233.28;

F. R. Fisher, 733.32; R. J. Harding, 200.00; E. A. Manning, 1,466.64; M. H.
Norman, 350.00; C. B. Ridley, 2,199.96; R. C. Sharp, 833.30; H. Tanton, 679.56 10,029 38

Total 52,951 03

Less: Refund, Dominion Government 860 21

$52,090 82

B 24

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Ontario Securities Commission — Continued
Services, Expenses, Valuations, Investigations and Miscellaneous Services ($2,942.05)

E. Campbell, services, 905.00; expenses, 116.05; F. R. Fisher, services, 1,105.00;

expenses, 386.84; Sundry Persons, witness fees and expenses, 290.54;

Accounts under $100, 205.13 3,008 56

Less Refunds: Legal Costs, 1941-1942 66 51

Travelling Expenses ($3,301.09)

M. A. Anderson, 43.75; G. F. Beer, 27.75; E. E. Campbell, 306.16; W. H. Chisholm,
446.88; F. R. Fisher, 93.85; E. A. Manning, 410.48; J. A. Mahon, 757.01; C. B.
Ridley, 293.57; R. C. Sharp, 77.10; H. Tanton, 14.80; A. Verity, 521.14; J. H.
Vogan, 63.10; R. B. Whitehead, 95.50; Car tickets, 150.00

2,942 05

3,301 09

Maintenance ($1,769.90)

W. G. Egbert, 150.00; King's Printer, 1,021.67; Newspapers and periodicals, 46.00;

telegrams, 55.39; telephone, 304.97; accounts under $100, 191.87

Ontario Securities Commission $60,103 86

1,769 90

STATUTORY

Minister's Salary ($4,666.62)
Hon. G. D. Conant 7 months

4,666 62

Allowances to Supreme Court Judges under R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 101,
Sec. 1 ($20,467.94)

Court of Appeal for Ontario

Hon. R. S. Robertson, CJ.0 1,000 00

" R. G. Fisher 1,000 00

" J. G. Gillanders 1,000 00

" W. T. Henderson 1,000 00

" R. L. Kellock 295 70

a R. E. Laidlaw 157 73

" C. A. Masten 416 67

" C. P. McTague 1,000 00

" W. E. Middleton 768 82

" W. R. Riddell 1,000 00

High Court of Ontario

Hon. H. E. Rose, C.J., President 1,000 00

" F. H. Barlow 295 70

" E. R. E. Chevrier 1,000 00

" J. M. Godfrey 616 66

" A. W. Greene 1,000 00

" F. D. Hogg 1,000 00

" J. A. Hope 1,000 00

8 D. P. J. Kelly 583 33

" J. G. Kelly 333 33

u J. K. McKay 1,000 00

" J. C. Makins 1,000 00

u G. F. McFarland 1,000 00

" C. P. Plaxton 1,000 00

u W. D. Roach 1,000 00

" G. A. Urquhart 1,000 00

Allowances to County and District Judges, R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 102

Sec. 9 ($67,919.46)

His Honour Judge— Barton, 1,600.00; Boles, 249.99; Byers, 1,000.00; Cameron,
1,000.00; Clement, 1,000.00; Cochrane, 1,000.00; Coleman, 1,000.00; Constan-
tineau, 1,000.00; Costello (Dundas) 1,000.00; Costello (Huron) 1,000.00; Cough-
lin, 1,000.00; Cowan, 1,000.00; Currey, 1,000.00; Daly, 1,000.00; Danis, 1,000.00;
Denton, 1,600.00; Dowler, 1,000.00; German, 857.52; Gordon, 1,000.00; Grosch,
889.77; Harvie, 1,000.00; Hayward, 1,000.00; Honeywell, 1,600.00; Ingram,
1,000.00; Jackson, 1,600.00; Killoran, 1,000.00; Klein, 1,600.00; Lazier, 1,000.00;
Livermore, 522.22; Livingstone, 1,000.00; Lovering, 1,600.00; Macdonell,

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL B_25

Statutory — Continued
Allowances to County and District Judges — Continued

1,600.00; Madden, 1,000.00; Mahon, 1,000.00; McComber, 1,000.00; McDonald,
1,000.00; McDougall, 64.51; McFadden, 166.66; McGibbon, 1,000.00; Mc-
Kinnon, 1,000.00; McLean, 1,000.00; Miller, 1,000.00; Moon, 1,000.00; Morley,
1,000.00; Mulcahy, 1,000.00; Munro, 1,000.00; O'Connor, 166.66; Owens, 1,000.00;
Parker, 2,600.00; Perrin, 1,000.00; Plouffe, 1,000.00; Popham, 1,000.00; Proulx,
1,000.00; Reynolds, 1,000.00; Robb, 1,000.00; Ross, 1,000.00; Schwenger,
1,000.00; Shea, 1,600.00; Smiley, 935.49; Smoke, 1,000.00; Stanbury, 1,000.00;
Tudhope, 1,000.00; Wearing, 1,000.00; West, 666.64; Wilson, 1,000.00; Wright,
1,000.00 67,919 46

Administration of Justice Expenses Act, Special Expenses, R.S.O. 1937,
Chap. 141, Sec. 12 ($687.71)

S. W. Brown, 114.75; W. B. Common, 83.81; C. W. Ewing, 130.00; W. B. Fenwick,
6.30; P. H. Greey, 25.00; M. I. Griffin, 7.80; H. Holmes, 27.50; Kenrick and
Hickey, 150.00; E. Leader, 11.70; J. H. Miller, 4.50; A. G. Newall and Com-
pany, 67.65; W. R. Scott, 26.50; G. W. Taylor, 7.20; A. A. Thompson, 25.00. . . 687 71

Expenses of Elections ($412.90)

R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 8, Sec. 205, Subsec. 2 and 5.

King's Printer, 410.83; Accounts under $100, 2.07 412 90

Probation Offices

Salaries ($30,783.41)
Permanent:

G. W. Anderson, 400.00; A. Browne, 1,900.00; F. T. W. Bunting, 424.98; S. D.
Cushen, 1,533.33; I. M. England, 243.75; A. J. Fraser, 940.00; M. B. Howell,
1,400.00; L. E. Lowman, 1,633.33; M. MacDonald, 1,800.00; H. A. May, 468.75;
J. F. McKinley, 500.00; J. R. McKnight, 1,558.33; H. S. Mott, 1,200.00; F. C.
Murray, 1,633.33; J. A. Netterfield, 2,100.00; J. M. Nott, 81.25; A. V. Reddick,
1,733.33; H. A. Robinson, 656.25; M. G. Rooney, 1,025.00; G. Smith, 1,266.67;
G. G. Spracklin, 1,633.33; J. H. Trusdale, 1,100.00; D. Webster, 1,050.00;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 76.00 26,357 63

Temporary:

F. T. W. Bunting, 1,066.64; F. W. Caunt, 43.01; J. R. Langlois, 875.00; J. M.

Nott, 600.00; M. Racette, 641.13; A. E. Smuck, 1,200.00 4,425 78

Travelling Expenses ($1,623.09)

F. T. W. Bunting, 304.88; F. W. Caunt, 3.28; J. R. McKnight, 230.85; A. V. Red-
dick, 692.00; A. E. Smuck, 35.76; G. G. Spracklin, 34.96; J. H. Trusdale, 231.36;
Car tickets, 90.00 1,623 09

Maintenance ($238.66)
King's Printer, 188.03; Postage, 50.00; telephone, .63 238 66

Collection Agencies Act ($1,000.00)
5 George VI, Chap. 12, Sec. 3

F. S. Ackerman Co., Ltd., Surety Bond 1,000 00

Statutory $127,799 79

SPECIAL WARRANTS

Reward for Information given leading to the Arrest and Conviction of Edward

Roy Kolesar for the murder of his Father, John Kolesar, Rainy

River District ($500.00)

Sundry Persons 500 00

B 26 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Special Warrants — Continued
Payment of Expenses in Connection with Civilian Defence Committee (A.R.P.)

Payments to Municipalities:
Cities:

Belleville, 71.55; Brantford, 404.88; Chatham, 330.72; Gait, 158.32; Guelph,
118.43; Hamilton, 2,339.52; Kingston, 310.81; Kitchener, 328.21; London,
519.58; Niagara Falls, 881.23; North Bay, 356.79; Oshawa, 803.92; Owen
Sound, 495.41; Peterborough, 981.57; Sarnia, 1,311.28; Sault Ste. Marie,
1,037.58; St. Catharines, 122.89; St. Thomas, 116.55; Stratford, 81.25;
Sudbury, 361.92; Toronto, 17,707.46; Welland, 547.13; Windsor, 5,616.00;
Woodstock, 117.24 35,120 24

Towns:

Brockville, 148.28; Burlington, 144.30; Cochrane, 263.75; Collingwood,
22.30; Copper Cliff, 165.75; Cornwall, 272.10; Dundas, 307.04; Fort Erie,
297.02; Gananoque, 123.10; La Salle, 175.32; Leaside, 682.52; Lindsay,
119.63; Merritton, 122.62; Midland, 88.25; Mimico, 113.09; New Toronto,
158.63; Niagara-on-the-Lake, 149.65; Oakville, 203.47; Ojibway, 71.45;
Port Colborne, 149.96; Prescott, 49.05; Preston, 95.85; Riverside, 361.87;
Tecumseh, 81.05; Thorold, 158.56; Timmins, 667.35; Waterloo, 73.41;
Weston, 61.72; Whitby, 367.26 5,694 35

Villages:

Forest Hill, 411.00; Humberstone, 152.11; Long Branch, 6.00; Port Dal-

housie, 101.94; Stoney Creek, 75.07; Swansea, 122.10 868 22

Townships, etc.:

Ancaster, 70.20; Barton, 124.52; Burlington, 36.50; Etobicoke, 800.31;
East Flamboro, 93.95; West Flamboro, 22.53; Grantham, 43.85; Louth,
26.50; Niagara, 71.88; East Sandwich, 154.68; West Sandwich, 59.95; Salt-
fleet, 139.13; Scarborough, 1,012.50; Thorold, 97.10; Toronto, 697.10;
Trafalgar, 75.09; East York, 327.70; North York, 277.37; York, 716.69;
Burlington Beach Commission, 454.21 5,301 76

Travelling Expenses:

C. Anderson, 581.97; H. Bolton, 27.75; C. W. Caskey, 40.58; C. R. Crawford,
25.00; B. Downs, 124.96; F. A. Eddenden, 62.55; M. M. Hood, 444.53; Judge
I. M. Macdonell, 264.76; H. D. McNairn, 60.90; S. R. Montgomery, 53.29;
E. L. Moore, 101.25; J. A. Rowe, 159.43; W. J. Scott, 327.15; M. E. Stalker,
72.51; C. H. Wilson, 53.29; Accounts under 25.00, 80.06 2,479 98

Miscellaneous:

Art Craft Printing Co., Ltd., 586.44; Atwell Fleming Printing Co., Ltd.,
1,320.62; British and American Motors Co., Ltd. ,128.06; Burrowes Manufac-
turing Co., 756.67; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 182.92; M. B. Dalton, services,
236.49; Department of Highways, 392.90; Douglas Printing Co., 211.14; General
Films, Ltd., 673.30; Gordon, Mackay & Co., Ltd., 2,056.56; A. D. Gorrie &
Co., Ltd., 878.10; King's Printer, 294.76; Lackie Manufacturing Co., 450.00;
Mundie-Goodfellow Printing Co., Ltd., 5,533.88; Robbins & Myers Company,
(Canada), Ltd., 105.60; Rogers Radio Broadcasting Co., Ltd., 222.50; Royal
York Hotel, 1,389.30; Toronto Evening Telegram, 340.72; Toronto Globe &
Mail, 306.72; Toronto Star, Ltd., 339.00; City of Toronto, Expenses re Fair
to Britain, 162.77; Underwood Elliott Fisher Ltd., 100.00; Western Assur-
ance Co., 144.00; Express and freight, 1,351.11; telegrams, 83.14; telephone,

430.24; Accounts under $100, 1,062.51 19,739 45

Less: Sale of lapel buttons, badges, etc 1,960 19

17,779 26

Total $67,243 81

Less: Refunded by Dominion Government 67,243 81

Total Expenditure, Department of Attorney-General. $3,061,984.57

PART C

DEPARTMENT

OF

EDUCATION

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

Main Office — Salaries, Maintenance, Etc 11

Branches, Etc.:

Legislative Library 12

Public Records and Archives Branch 12

Public and Separate School Education, Grants, etc . 12

Inspection of Schools Branch 22

Departmental Examinations Branch 24

Text-Books Branch 25

Training Schools Branch 25

Normal Schools 26

High Schools and Collegiate Institutes Branch 29

Public Libraries Branch 31

Vocational Education Branch 32

Ontario Training College for Technical Teachers 38

Superannuated Teachers 38

Provincial and Other Universities 38

Ontario School for the Deaf, Belleville 38

Ontario School for the Blind, Brantford 40

Statutory , 41

Special Warrants 41

Summary 10

GENERAL index at back of book

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Hon. D. McArthur, Minister (Statutory, see page C 41)
MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($53,161.99)

Permanent:

Minister's Office:

M. E. Donson, 1,183.33; M. E. Saunderson, 2,700.00

Deputy Minister's Office:

L. E. Brown, 1,833.33; M. C. Higginson, 1,866.67

3,8.83 33

3,700 00

General Office:

E. I. Brown, 974.97; R. O. Bullock, 1,150.00; A. M. Campbell, 2,466.67;
W. K. C. Campbell, 3,600.00; J. G. Chidley, 1,233.33; H. M. Craig, 1,733.33;
C. D. Creighton, 2,000.00; D. Crighton, 1,216.67; T. E. P. Ellis, 1,416.67;
B. M. Fletcher, 1,000.00; A. Haughland, 1,533.33; S. W. Jackson, 1,933.33;
R. W. Joyce, 1,900.00; D. E. Keough, 1,200.00; T. N. LeSeelleur, 1,233.33;
R. Litchfield, 1,075.00; R. Marter, 1,400.00; R. E. Phripp, 437.50; R. E.
Reynolds, 612.50; A. K. A. Rich, 1,200.00; L. A. Rutherford, 1,266.67:
J. E. Sharp, 1,075.00; G. A. Walton, 2,016.67; J. A. Waring, 1,600.00; A.
Watchorn, 900.00; B. I. Webb, 1,000.00; M. E. Young, 1,216.67; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 87.10 38,478 74

Temporary:

G. F. Rogers Deputy Minister 4,500 00

W. J. Douglas, 1,200.00; W. Stringer, 1,399.92 7,099 92

Travelling Expenses ($245.28)

A. M. Campbell, 18.55; W. M. Musgrove, 31.65; A. Noonan, 50.00; G. S. Paxton,

8.35; G. F. Rogers, 121.03; L. A. Rutherford, 6.80; G. A. Wright, 8.90 245 28

Maintenance ($5,200.56)

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 178.65; King's Printer, 2,716.73; Office Specialty Manufacturing

Co., Ltd., 508.51; Cartage, express and freight, 489.00; newspapers and

periodicals, 160.75; telegrams, 442.88; telephone, 415.83; accounts under $100,

288.21 ** 5,200 56

Proportion of Cost of Minister's Report ($1,849.71)
King's Printer 1,849 71

Consolidation and Revision of Education Acts ($81.50)
King's Printer 81 50

Advertising in Educational and Other Papers ($375.09)

The School 375 00

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and Other Accounts for Workmen Injured

in Government Work, as Awarded by the Workmen's Comoensation

Board including Proportion of Administration Expenses ($1,064.56)

Workmen's Compensation Board 1,064 56

Cost of Living Bonus ($76,100.48)
Sundry Employees 76,100 48

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($20.71)

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 44.37; Less refund of employees' contribution,

23.66 20 71

Main Office $138,099_79

C 12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY

Salaries ($8,508.33)
Permanent: %

O. M. Bright, 1,916.67; M. A. Fraser, 1,216.67; J. R. Kerfoot, 1,075.00; E. M.

King, 2,033.32; E. L. L. Leckie, 1,216.67; A. F. Shields, 1,050.00 8,508 33

Maintenance ($4,319.79)

King's Printer, 897.08; Sundry Persons, books, 2,234.41; Newspapers and

periodicals, 1,162.08; accounts under $100, 26.22 4,319 79

Legislative Library $12,828 12

PUBLIC RECORDS AND ARCHIVES BRANCH

Salaries ($2,934.59)
Permanent:

C. C. Creed, 525.00; H. A. McClung, 1,916.67; E. R. Rush, 492.92 2,934 59

Travelling Expenses ($8.65)

H. A. McClung 8 65

Maintenance ($360.34)
King's Printer, 339.36; Accounts under $100, 20.98 360 34

Purchase of Documents, etc. ($370.20)

A. E. Byerly, 110.00; Newspapers and periodicals, 29.00; accounts under $100,

231.20 370 20

Public Records and Archives Branch $3,673 78

PUBLIC AND SEPARATE SCHOOL EDUCATION
Grants and Maintenance ($4,904,262.49)

Rural Public Schools, Counties:

Brant, 19,116.46; Bruce, 39,511.32; Carleton, 49,719.99; Dufferin, 21,612.39;
Elgin, 23,906.98; Essex, 55,566.56; Frontenac, 77,585.29; Grey, 55,753.31;
Haldimand, 19,106.68; Haliburton, 51,687.14; Halton, 15,523.16; Hastings,
98,812.53; Huron, 34,992.33; Kent, 33,888.44; Lambton, 37,504.47; Lanark,
31,877.28; Leeds and Grenville, 58,806.50; Lennox and Addington, 44,619.60;
Lincoln, 37,980.87; Middlesex, 45,317.02; Norfolk, 25,182.93; Northumberland
and Durham, 56,513.06; Ontario, 49,268.26; Oxford, 29,708.43; Peel, 38,388.89;
Perth, 18,572.99; Peterborough, 42,728.06; Prescott and Russell, 22,283.26;
Prince Edward, 18,181.75; Renfrew, 65,051.63; Simcoe, 61,094.80; Stormont,
Dundas and Glengarry, 67,152.58; Victoria, 28,157.74; Waterloo, 26,056.30;
Welland, 64,653.70; Wentworth, 35,757.74; Wellington, 36,235.29; York,
541,881.09 2,079,756 82

Rural Separate Schools, Counties:

Bruce, 4,870.35; Carleton, 26,231.90; Essex, 25,027.12; Frontenac, 3,039.17;
Grey, 2,031.32; Hastings, 3,364.26; Huron, 2,496.15; Kent, 4,356.83; Lambton,
479.39; Lanark, 802.17; Leeds and Grenville, 663.49; Lennox and Addington,
796.50; Middlesex, 493.34; Norfolk, 1,940.29; Northumberland and Durham,
956.19; Ontario, 752.78; Peel, 133.93; Perth, 3,358.56; Peterborough, 1,085.49;
Prescott and Russell, 54,455.28; Renfrew, 14,957.96; Simcoe, 3,595.20; Stormont,
Dundas and Glengarry, 39,368.38; Victoria, 551.28; Waterloo, 3,561.35; Went-
worth, 1,846.53; Wellington, 1,330.82; York, 42,084.40 244,630 43

Rural Public Schools, Districts:

Algoma, 74,094.22; Cochrane, 110,630.93; Kenora, 50,392.39; Manitoulin,
31,631.58; Muskoka, 78,556.95; Nipissing, 63,989.74; Parry Sound, 114,501.39;
Rainy River, 56,330.01; Sudbury, 119,399.78; Temiskaming, 102,985.66;
Thunder Bay, 101,328.97 903,841 62

Rural Separate Schools, Districts:

Algoma, 3,137.23; Cochrane, 107,149.16; Kenora, 956.84; Manitoulin, 2,344.57;
Muskoka, 2,137.84; Nipissing, 51,034.13; Parry Sound, 901.25; Rainy River,
4,002.96; Sudbury, 95,255.50; Temiskaming, 47,464.47; Thunder Bay, 3,171.47 317,555 42

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C13

Public and Separate Schools, Grants, etc. — Continued
Public Schools, Cities:

Belleville, 5,266.51; Brantford, 12,983.98; Chatham, 7,165.29; Fort William,
9,987.24; Gait, 4,613.80; Guelph, 7,099.47; Hamilton, 24,339.90; Kingston,
7,691.80; Kitchener, 14,803.10; London, 11,604.64; Niagara Falls, 7,028.59;
North Bay, 6,259.42; Oshawa, 8,336.70; Ottawa, 12,579.00; Owen Sound,
8,335.07; Peterborough, 10,696.72; Port Arthur, 7,029.75; St. Catharines,
11,466.32; St. Thomas, 5,475.70; Sarnia, 8,195.88; Sault Ste. Marie, 9,913.48;
Stratford, 6,698.38; Sudbury, 5,864.74; Toronto, 102,164.00; Welland, 6,936.82;
Windsor, 19,091.39; Woodstock, 4,464.47 346,092 16

Separate Schools, Cities:

Belleville, 1,881.93; Brantford, 3,501.27; Chatham, 2,864.09; Fort William,
4,260.42; Gait, 1,730.70; Guelph, 4,779.82; Hamilton, 15,825.20; Kingston,
3,927.29; Kitchener, 8,866.07; London, 2,734.34; Niagara Falls, 1,829.72; North
Bay, 10,186.05; Oshawa, 2,654.88; Ottawa, 53,674.78; Owen Sound, 720.18;
Peterborough, 5,072.45; Port Arthur, 2,996.74; St. Catharines, 2,314.14; St.
Thomas, 812.69; Sarnia, 2,257.87; Sault Ste. Marie, 10,109.00; Stratford, 1,039.14;
Sudbury, 20,616.61; Toronto, 28,568.12; Windsor, 28,477.27; Woodstock, 747.71 222,448 48

Public Schools, Towns:

Alexandria, 500.60; Alliston, 1,126.58; Almonte, 715.93; Amherstburg, 830.99;
Arnprior, 1,004.84; Aurora, 2,109.51; Aylmer, 1,710.99; Bala, 271.97; Barrie,
4,191.42; Blenheim, 2,348.92; Blind River, 1,261.07; Bothwell, 895.34; Brace-
bridge, 1,892.18; Bowmanville, 1,706.72; Brampton, 2,525.90; Brockville,
3,707.38; Bruce Mines, 866.56; Burlington, 1,439.85; Campbellford, 1,692.43;
Carleton Place, 2,521.11; Cache Bay, 631.45; Capreol, 4,063.70; Chesley, 2,132.52;
Clinton, 1,240.63; Cobalt, 5,305.06; Cobourg, 2,483.89; Cochrane, 2,367.12;
Collingwood, 4,549.29; Coniston, 665.03; Copper Cliff, 1,508.76; Cornwall,
2,255.57; Deseronto, 1,683.05; Dresden, 1,901.56; Dryden, 1,518.35; Dundas,
2,536.73; Dunnville, 3,199.07; Durham, 3,002.20; Eastview, 2,167.88; Elmira,
679.41; Englehart, 3,940.70; Essex, 1,554.74; Forest, 1,366.50; Fort Erie, 4,624.57;
Fort Frances, 4,392.76; Frood Mine, 40.60; Gananoque, 1,559.02; Georgetown,
779.45; Geraldton, 1,056.70; Goderich, 1,439.93; Gore Bay, 1,036.03; Gravenhurst,
2,407.45; Grimsby, 1,833.40; Haileybury, 857.11; Hanover, 3,283.38; Harriston,
811.82; Harrow, 1,189.92; Hawkesbury, 305.50; Hearst, 1,612.25; Hespeler,
1,354.97; Huntsville, 2,351.71 ;Ingersoll, 2,924.06; Iroquois Falls, 1,271.45; Kearney,
1,621.64; Keewatin, 861.46; Kenora, 3,378.50; Kincardine, 2,206.24; Kingsville,
849.90; Larder Lake, 1,278.77; La Salle, 119.88; Latchford, 1,165.23; Leam-
ington, 2,522.69; Leaside, 3,320.04; Levack, 2,337.85; Lindsay, 3,523.97; Lis-
towel, 1,119.68; Little Current, 1,475.17; Massey, 1,134.00; Matheson, 1,612.97;
Mattawa, 623.04; Meaford, 2,237.04; Merritton, 1,046.23; Midland, 2,320.18;
Milton, 1,224.08; Mimico, 7,444.45; Mitchell, 1,289.59; Mount Forest, 944.38;
Napanee, 1,570.78; Nesterville, 485.93; New Liskeard, 1,878.15; Newmarket,
2,988.30; New Toronto, 3,966.82; Niagara, 1,179.09; Oakville, 1,122.26; Orange-
ville, 1,432.89; Orillia, 3,122.67; Palmerston, 1,137.94; Paris, 1,347.23; Park-
hill, 657.04; Parry Sound, 4,934.13; Pembroke, 4,911.64; Penetanguishene
(Protestant Separate School Board), 784.53; Perth, 1,295.55; Petrolia, 2,197.19;
Picton, 1,115.85; Port Colborne, 3,077.29; Port Hope, 2,524.58; Powassan,
2,240.48; Prescott, 1,310.61; Preston, 1,492.28; Rainy River, 1,258.83; Renfrew,
1,056.09; Ridgetown, 2,513.36; Riverside, 6,274.31; Rockland, 85.02; St. Mary's,
1,011.69; Seaforth, 1,446.32; Simcoe, 1,779.90; Sioux Lookout, 3,798.05; Smith's
Falls, 3,110.03; Smooth Rock Falls, 2,269.82; Southampton, 2,400.02; Stayner,
401.09; Strathroy, 1,930.16; Sturgeon Falls, 542.46; Tecumseh, 170.81; Thes-
salon, 2,839.27; Thornbury, 804.74; Thorold, 2,306.65; Tilbury, 969.16; Tillson-
burg, 2,383.68; Timmins, 16,909.52; Trenton, 4,659.83; Trout Creek, 1,004.55;
Uxbridge, 1,382.31; Vankleek Hill, 709.57; Walkerton, 1,192.36; Wallaceburg,
3,521.76; Waterloo, 3,106.22; Webbwood, 1,506.65; Weston, 2,843.74; Whitby,
1,512.12; Wiarton, 2,907.58; Wingham, 938.58 293,182 04

Separate Schools, Towns:

Alexandria, 5,156.35; Almonte, 1,534.50; Amherstburg, 1,700.59; Arnprior,
2,420.48; Barrie, 345.65; Blenheim, 183.60; Blind River, 6,708.41; Bonfield,
4,767.69; Brockville, 1,319.71; Cache Bay, 3,268.10; Campbellford, 366.70;
Charlton, 842.19; Chelmsford, 6,842.22; Clarkstown, 5,300.02; Cobalt, 9,756.92;
Cobourg, 951.02; Cochrane, 2,407.69; Collingwood, 187.23; Coniston, 4,505.50;
Cornwall, 15,382.96; Dundas, 414.73; Eastview, 12,797.32; Essex, 1,173.49;
Fort Frances, 1,531.27; Gananoque, 805.61; Geraldton, 1,633.80; Goderich.

C 14 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No 1

Public and Separate Schools, Grants, etc. — Continued

Separate Schools, Towns — Continued

242.39; Haileybury, 1,840.93; Hanover, 589.62; Hawkesbury, 17,918.81; Hearst,
6,005.98; Hespeler, 150.60; Ingersoll, 540.45; Iroquois Falls, 8,048.57; Kearney,
716.20; Keewatin, 551.68; Kenora, 1,405.35; La Salle, 1,928.52; Leamington,
692.20; Lindsay, 721.90; Little Current, 1,879.60; Massey, 2,810.25; Mattawa,
7,115.06; Merritton, 403.85; Midland, 4,721.99; Mimico, 1,239.00; Mount
Forest, 214.02; New Liskeard, 1,319.01; Newmarket, 338.47; Oakville, 74.66;
Orillia, 697.26; Paris, 236.00; Parkhill, 99.59; Pembroke, 9,854.58; Penetangui-
shene (Roman Catholic Public School Board), 6,268.44; Perth, 916.60; Picton,
125.54; Prescott, 576.41; Preston, 1,033.39; Rainy River, 1,305.14; Renfrew,
2,586.74; Riverside, 4,053.62; Rockland, 6,684.05; St. Mary's, 236.55; Seaforth,
506.59; Simcoe, 513.22; Sioux Lookout, 1,559.47; Smith's Falls, 1,053.65;
Smooth Rock Falls, 9,339.25; Sturgeon Falls, 10,095.00; Tecumseh, 8,867.62;
Thorold, 1,978.23; Tilbury, 2,508.02; Tillsonburg, 908.05; Timmins, 40,053.37;
Trenton, 1,420.28; Vankleek Hill, 3,627.14; Walkerton, 2,225.79; Wallace-
burg, 3,731.85; Waterloo, 1,432.90; Weston, 1,739.91; Whitby, 194.72 280,201 83

Public Schools, Villages:

Acton, 1,489.88; Ailsa Craig, 386.86; Alvinston, 668.88; Arkona, 1,109.14;
Arthur, 572.94; Athens, 1,464.77; Ayr, 595.74; Bancroft, 3,077.80; Barry's
Bay, 281.53; Bath, 513.96; Beamsville, 1,048.26; Beaverton, 766.08; Beeton,
688.49; Belle River, 91.16; Bloomfield, 413.62; Blyth, 323.39; Bobcaygeon,
804.43; Bolton, 545.42; Bradford, 488.10; Braeside, 1,206.00; Brighton, 1,720.15;
Brussels, 575.46; Burk's Falls, 1,634.09; Caledonia, 2,735.65; Cannington,
489.74; Cardinal, 1,820.72; Cavuga, 2,321.60; Chatsworth, 550.24; Chester-
ville, 1,420.05; Chippawa, 1,406.02; Clifford, 258.63; Cobden, 928.73; Colborne,
1,195.61; Coldwater, 1,107.05; Courtright, 604.87; Creemore, 398.07; Delhi,
953.21; Deloro, 1,370.05; Drayton, 286.62; Dundalk, 997.00; Dutton, 477.35;
Eganville, 777.37; Elora, 868.80; Embro, 474.54; Erieau, 299.62; Erin, 257.19;
Exeter, 686.65; Fenelon Falls, 754.55; Fergus, 1,958.93; Finch, 373.57; Flesh-
erton, 598.83; Fonthill, 1,335.33; Forest Hill, 2.763.20; Frankford, 1,517.26;
Glencoe, 607.44; Grand Vallev, 469.71; Hagersville, 2,340.33; Hastings,
786.73; Havelock, 1,877.21; Hensall, 468.19; Hepworth, 734.94; Hilton
Beach, 774.95; Humberstone, 7,195.86; Iroquois, 534.06; Jarvis, 1,163.74;
Kemptville, 2,235.68; Killaloe, 708.55; Lakefield, 2,038.62; Lanark, 920.43;
Lion's Head, 691.33; Long Branch, 9,667.33; L'Orignal (Protestant Separate
School Board), 305.40 ; Lucan, 690.31 ; Lucknow, 1,092.96 ; Madoc,
2,008.97; Markdale, 1,478.46; Markham, 1,414.42; Marmora, 2,571.75; Max-
ville, 922.02; Merrickville, 1,386.43; Mildmay, 453.21; Millbrook, 884.05;
Milverton, 576.86; Morrisburg, 1,873.62; Neustadt, 932.47; Newboro, 743.87;
Newbury, 463.66; Newburgh, 836.75; Newcastle, 838.14; New Hamburg,
923.24; Norwood, 1,748.55; Norwich, 933.93; Oil Springs, 430.41; Omemee,
322.30; Paisley, 1,038.25; Point Edward. 1,839.65; Port Carling, 399.64; Port
Credit, 2,271.13; Port Dalhousie, 2,531.44; Port Dover, 1,047.77; Port Elgin,
1,738.50; Port McNicoll, 1,221.93; Port Perry, 1,243.03; Port Rowan, 409.16;
Portsmouth, 1,150.30; Port Stanley, 718.08; Port Sydney, 250.52; Richmond,
731.15; Richmond Hill, 1,887.02; Ripley, 275.21; Rockcliffe Park, 1,114.52;
Rodney, 358.97; Rosseau, 795.08; St. Clair Beach 119.29; Shallow Lake, 849.85;
Shelburne, 816.00; South River, 2,078.33; Springfield, 489.08; Stirling, 964.45;
Stoney Creek, 1,152.29; Stouffville, 1,105.59; Streetsville, 1.193.28; Sutton
West, 923.70; Swansea, 6,235.98; Tara, 498.63; Tavistock, 899.63; Teeswater,
824.21; Thamesville, 882.49; Thedford, 584.38; Thornloe, 802.55; Tiverton,
448.60; Tottenham, 699.23; Victoria Harbour, 4,260.30; Vienna, 431.40; Wards-
ville, 286.84; Watford, 1,283.76; Waterdown, 614.55; Water ford, 964.56; West
Lome, 668.76; Westport, 671.91; Wheatley, 1,022.73; Winchester, 868.58;
Windermere, 179.22; Woodbridge, 1,152.62; Woodville, 228.07; Wyoming,
743.95 165,466 24

Separate Schools, Villages:

Arthur, 207.15; Barry's Bay, 4,260.23; Belle River, 1,752.60; Casselman,
3,643.42; Chesterville, 693.67; Delhi, 2,159.09; Eganville, 991.12; Elora, 270.89;
Fergus, 282.33; Forest Hill, 70.59; Hastings, 373.20; Killaloe, 2,710.33; Lan-
caster, 2,873.10; L'Orignal (Roman Catholic Public School Board), 2,389.00;
Marmora, 884.09; Mildmay, 2,026.58; Port Dalhousie, 848.40; Portsmouth,
467.30; Swansea, 349.55; Teeswater, 345.90; Thornloe, 584.16; Tweed, 1,280.15;
Westport, 508.29 29,971 14

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 15

Public and Separate Schools, Grants, etc. — Continued

Services and Expenses in connection with Revision of the Programme of Study:

Services:

C. F. Cannon, 216.00; G. N. Edwards, 216.50; H. E. Elborn, 209.17; F. S.
Rivers, 219.67;

Expenses:

G. N. Edwards, 131.35; F. S. Rivers, 450.40 1,443 09

Maintenance:

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 180.00; Empire Information, 2,812.92;

King's Printer, 16,305.72; National Council of Education, 171.90;

Postage, 175.00; accounts under $100, 27.68 19,673 22

Assisted Public and Separate Schools, Grants and Maintenance ($66,897.52)
Rural and Urban Public Schools, Counties:

Bruce, 200.00; Carleton, 465.14; Elgin, 146.00; Essex, 1,500.00; Frontenac,
100.00; Grey, 100.00; Haliburton, 1,011.20; Hastings, 678.33; Lanark, 400.00;
Lennox and Addington, 825.00; Lincoln, 2,000.00; Ontario, 1,260.00; Perth,
314.50; Peterborough, 1,460.00; Renfrew, 2,252.43; Simcoe, 200.00; Stormont,
Dundas and Glengarry, 130.00; Wentworth, 150.00 13,192 60

Rural and Urban Separate Schools, Counties:

Carleton, 18,000.00; Essex, 550.00; Hastings, 146.19; Northumberland and
Durham, 87.59; Prescott and Russell, 700.00; Renfrew, 100.00; Simcoe, 1,500.00;
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 2,100.00; York, 1,398.36 24,582 14

Public Schools, Districts:

Algoma, 2,142.65; Cochrane, 3,008.45; Kenora, 2,896.17; Manitoulin, 550.00;
Muskoka, 1,493.93; Nipissing, 2,000.00; Parry Sound, 511.25; Rainy River,
2,190.62; Sudbury, 2,200.00; Temiskaming, 1,392.52; Thunder Bay, 1,320.19.. 19,705 78

Separate Schools, Districts:

Cochrane, 5,090.00; Kenora, 600.00; Manitoulin, 467.00; Nipissing, 200.00;

Sudbury, 2,700.00; Thunder Bay, 360.00 9,417 00

Grants to Boards for Transportation of Pupils ($48,990.11)

Rural Public Schools, Counties:

Essex, 765.00; Frontenac, 1,649.89; Grey, 2,615.90; Halton, 811.13; Hastings,
168.30; Leeds and Grenville, 3,791.49; Lennox and Addington, 631.63; Lincoln,
836.65; Northumberland and Durham, 1,774.43; Ontario, 381.50; Oxford,
218.54; Perth, 878.41; Peterborough, 1,134.05; Prescott and Russell, 422.11;
Simcoe, 2,753.28; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 1,042.56; Victoria, 308.61;
Waterloo, 1,159.98; Welland, 248.56; Wellington, 36.00; Wentworth, 925.12;
York, 4,261.74. 26,814 88

Rural Separate Schools, Counties:

Essex, 484.77; Norfolk, 466.60; Northumberland and Durham, 225.97; Peter-
borough, 30.00; Waterloo, 258.00; York, 472.50 1,937 84

Rural Public Schools, Districts:

Algoma, 1,124.51; Cochrane, 1,187.44; Kenora, 911.82; Manitoulin, 969.60;
Muskoka, 6,048.86; Nipissing, 870.00; Parry Sound, 1,345.46; Rainy River,
2,203.16; Temiskaming, 1,437,48; Thunder Bay, 2,266.31 18,364 64

Rural Separate Schools, Districts:

Algoma, 150.00; Cochrane, 446.40; Manitoulin, 336.50; Rainy River, 351.85;

Sudbury, 588.00 1,872 75

Special Grant to School at Whitefish Falls, District of Algoma ($800.00)
The Lord Bishop of Algoma 800 00

C 16 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Kindergarten Classes, Grants and Maintenance ($17,463.20)

Public Schools, Cities:

Brantford, 270.00; Chatham, 147.00; Fort William, 249.60; Gait, 144.00; Guelph,
138.00; Hamilton, 660.00; Kingston, 210.00; Kitchener, 330.00; London, 516.00;
North Bay, 30.00; Oshawa, 207.60; Ottawa, 336.00; Owen Sound, 150.00;
Peterborough, 168.00; Port Arthur, 213.60; St. Catharines, 240.00; Sarnia,
90.00; Sault Ste. Marie, 228.00; Stratford, 114.00; Toronto, 2,886.00; Welland,
108.00; Windsor, 695.40; Woodstock, 120.00 8,251 20

Public Schools, Towns:

Amherstburg, 32.00; Arnprior, 40.00; Aylmer, 40.00; Barrie, 88.00; Bowman-
ville, 72.00; Brampton, 120.00; Brockville, 72.00; Burlington, 40.00; Campbell-
ford, 40.00; Cobourg, 64.00; Cochrane, 72.00; Collingwood, 72.00; Dryden,
32.00; Dundas, 32.00; Dunnville, 20.00; Durham, 32.00; Eastview, 40.00;
Elmira, 40.00; Fort Erie, 112.00; Fcrt Frances, 80.00; Gananoque, 40.00;
Goderich, 40.00; Grimsby, 40.00; Hanover, 80.00; Hawkesbury, 16.00; Hespeler,
40.00; Ingersoll, 60.00; Iroquois, Falls 40.00; Keewatin, 40.00; Kingsville,
40.00; Leamington, 120.00; Leaside, 131.20; Merritton, 32.00; Mimico, 40.00;
Newmarket, 80.00; New Toronto, 120.00; Oakville, 32.00; Paris, 80.00; Park-
hill, 32.00; Pembroke, 72.00; Penetanguishene (Protestant Separate School
Board), 32.00; Perth, 52.00; Picton, 40.00; Port Colborne, 152.00; Port Hope,
32.00; Prescott, 20.00; Preston, 73.60; Renfrew, 40.00; Seaforth, 20.00; Simcoe,
52.80; Sioux Lookout, 32.00; Smooth Rock Falls, 40.00; Strathroy, 64.00;
Tillsonburg, 40.00; Timmins, 280.00; Vankleek Hill, 16.00; Waterloo, 104.00;
Weston, 120.00; Whitby, 40.00 3,565 60

Public Schools, Villages:

Athens, 30.00; Brighton, 60.00; Cayuga, 30.00; Chesterville, 24.00; Delhi,
60.00; Eganville, 30.00; Forest Hill, 168.00; Glencoe, 60.00; Hagersville, 30.00;
Humberstone, 60.00; Kemptville, 30.00; Lakefield, 60.00; Long Branch, 60.00;
Millbrook, 18.00; New Hamburg, 24.00; Port Credit, 48.00; Port Dalhousie,
60.00; Richmond Hill, 48.00; Rockcliffe Park, 48.00; Stoney Creek, 48.00; Stouff-
ville, 48.00; Streetsville, 60.00; Swansea, 180.00; Waterford, 60.00 1,344 00

Public Schools, Townships:

No. 2, Barton, 60.00; No. 11, Bertie, 60.00; No. 3, Brantford, 60.00; No. 3,
Buchanan, 24.00; Burlington Beach, 60.00; No. 2, Canboro, 24.00; No. 12,
Clarke, 24.00; Crowland School Area, 48.00; No. 1, Deloro, 30.00; Dysart
School Area, 24.00; No. 3, Etobicoke, 60.00; No. 5, Etobicoke, 60.00; No. 11B,
Etobicoke, 60.00; No. 15, Etobicoke, 60.00; No. 16A, Etobicoke, 48.00; No. 2,
Flamboro East, 60.00; U. No. 5, 6, Grantham, 60.00; No. 5, Nash, 48.00; No. 1,
Nakina, 48.00; No. 1, Nepean, 24.00; No. 2, Nepean, 228.00; No. 8, Niagara,
60.00; Nipigon Consolidated, 19.20; No. 1, O'Brien, 120.00; No. 11, Saltfleet,
48.00; No. 10, Scarborough, 139.20; No. 12, Scarborough, 60.00; No. 13, Scar-
borough, 48.00; No. 15, Scarborough, 60.00; No. 1, Tisdale, 228.00; No. 2,
Tisdale, 48.00; No. 7, Toronto, 60.00; No. 22, Westminster, 60.00; No. 10,
Whitby East, 60.00; Whitby School Area, 60.00; York, 1,686.00; No. 14, York
North, 60.00 3,986 40

Separate Schools:

Fort William, 54.00; Midland, 32.00; Port Arthur, 30.00; Sault Ste. Marie,

30.00; No. 2, Teck, 48.00; Sudbury, 30.00; Timmins, 72.00; Toronto, 20.00. ... 316 00

Night Schools, Grants and Maintenance ($1,967.00)

No. 1, Adjala, 23.33; No. 4, Adjala, 14.00; No. 8, Adjala,9.33; No. 1, Atikokan, 300.00;
No. 6, Charlotteville, 28.00; No. 1, Essa, 13.13; No. 3, Essa, 7.00; No. 4, Essa,
7.00; No. 6, Essa, 23.33; No. 7, Essa, 32.67; No. 14, Essa, 7.00; No. 3, Flos,
7.88; No. 7, Flos, 7.88; No. 10, Flos, 18.67; No. 3, Gwillimbury West, 10.50;
No. 4, Gwillimbury West, 10.50; U. No. 5, Gwillimbury West, 22.75; No. 7,
Gwillimbury West, 18.67; No. 3, Innisfil, 7.88; No. 4, Innisfil, 7.88; No. 7,
Innisfil, 7.88; No. 8, Innisfil, 7.88; No. 13, Innisfil, 32.67; No. 14, Medonte,
23.33; U. No. 6, 17, Mulmur, 8.75; U. No. 2, Nottawasaga, 5.25; No. 8, Notta-
wasaga, 8.75; No. 9, Nottawasaga, 28.00; No. 14, Nottawasaga, 8.75; No. 16,
Nottawasaga, 5.25; No. 2, Orillia, 23.33; U. No. 3, Orillia, 23.33; No. 4, Orillia,
14.00; No. 7, Orillia, 23.33; Oro Township School Area "A", 18.67; No. 3, Sunni-
dale, 18.67; No. 4, Sunnidale, 18.67; U. No. 11, Tay, 23.33; No. 6, Tecumseth,

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 17

Night Schools, Grants, etc. — Continued

* 32 67: No. 8, Tecumseth, 22.75; No. 11, Tecumseth, 22.75; No. 12, Tiny, 7.88;
No 13 Tiny, 23.33; No. 14, Tiny, 18.67; No. 21, Tiny, 7.88; Timmins, 540.00;
No. 2 A, Tisdale, 80.00; Toronto, 282.50; No. 6, Vespra, 23.33; No. 9, Vespra,
9.33; U. No. 10, Vespra, 18.67 1,967 00

Consolidated Schools, Grants and Maintenance ($78,971.68)

Barwick, 1,378.60; Burriss, 1,919.66; Byng Inlet, 1,498.80; Charlton, 1,602.56;
Dorion, 1,911.50; Falls View, 2,473.46; Gooderham, 2,153.45; Grant, 597.52;
Grantham, 1,100.00; Hudson, 1,535.56; Humber Heights, 1,197.88; Katrine,
643 75; Macdonald, 621.20; Mallorytown, 1,905.70; Mindemoya, 1,165.40;
Morley 2 291.36; Nipigon, 2,000.29; Nobel, 25,018.10; ^North Mountain,
2 953.88; Pointe Au Baril, 1,108.90; Quibell, 1,649.96; Savard, 1,992.16; Sun-
d'ridge, 11,291.67; Tamworth, 2,540.04; Tweed, 1,847.73; Wellington, 2,285.50;
West Guilford, 1,630.45; Wilberforce, 607.10 78,922 18

Maintenance: King's Printer 49 50

Agriculture and Horticulture Grants and Maintenance ($47,542.72)
Ungraded Schools: Public, 21,511.05; Separate, 231.26 21,742 31

Graded Schools: Public, 20,073.45; Separate, 5,654.46 25,727 91

Maintenance: King's Printer 72 50

Manual Training and Home Economics ($32,592.59)
Ungraded Schools: Public, 9,540.07 ;!Separate ( 50.00 9,590 07

Graded Schools: Public, 18,741.26; Separate,*4,261.26 23,002 52

Correspondence Courses, Salaries and Maintenance ($37,076.92)
Salaries ($29,899.94):

Permanent:

H. Borthwick, 1,216.67; M. P. T. Dennis, 1,216.67; J. J. Easton, 1,216.67;

D. B. Fort, 46.00; E. M. Froud, 1,216.67; V. S. Fuller, 1,216.67; M. F.

Hinchliffe, 1,300.00; M. L. Jamieson, 1,216.67; M. T. H. Lacasse, 1,200.00;

A. P. Legault, 1,200.00; A. McAlpine, 1,216.67; L. McBride, 1,600.00;

J. M. Mclntyre, 1,216.67; E. M. McKenzie, 1,116.67; M. K. Mungovan,

1,216.67; D. B. Ross, 704.00; M. F. Russell, 1,216.67; O. M. Saunders,

1,216.67; R. V. Scott, 1,216.67; M. E. M. Simpson, 1,216.67; N. A. Vale,

1,233.33; L. A. W. Williams, 100.00; H. R. Williamson, 1,216.67 25,533 38

Temporary:

P. E. Hannenberg, 1, 200.00 jlL.'A. W. Hartin, 900.00; A. W. Keefe, 1,216.64;

L. M. Lewis, 977.66; G. Rogers, 72.26 4,366 56

Maintenance:

Clarke, Irwin & Co., Ltd., 188.44; Copp, Clark^Co., Ltd., 568.15; W. J. Gage

& Co., Ltd., 291.23; King's Printer, 4,567.71; Ryerson Press, 545.34; Postage,

35.00; accounts under $100, 981.11 7,176 98

Courses by Itinerant Teachers, School Cars, etc. ($15,440.58)
Salaries ($12,119.97):
Permanent:

H. F. Antoniak, 1,516.67; A. D. Clement, 1,616.67; W. J. Fleming, 1,800.00;
A. G. McKay, 266.66; W. H. McNally, 1,800.00; F. G. Sloman, 1,800.00;
W. A. Wright, 1,800.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution
re Enlistment, 53.34 10,653 34

Temporary:

H. E. McKay 1,466 63

C 18 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Courses by Itinerant Teachers, etc. — Continued
Maintenance:

Canadian National Railways, 1,180.25; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 432.25;

T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 110.91 ; King's Printer, 174.05; T. & N.O. Railway, 455.81 ;

Cartage, express and freight, 72.85; newspapers and periodicals, 131.70; accounts

under $100, 762.79 3,320 61

Auxiliary Classes, Grants and Maintenance ($94,026.85)

Public Schools, Cities:

Belleville, 225.00; Brantford, 1,136.30; Chatham, 574.04; Fort William, 1,269.58;
Gait, 230.00; Guelph, 1,085.28; Hamilton, 4,286.31; Kingston, 1,001.66; Kitch-
ener, 1,747.99; London, 4,095.08; Niagara Falls, 850.42; North Bav, 1,467.91;
Oshawa, 633.05; Ottawa, 5,533.74; Owen Sound, 473.57; Peterborough, 396.78;
Port Arthur, 988.60; Sarnia, 908.11; Sault Ste. Marie, 883.79; St. Catharines,
1,417.84; St. Thomas, 1,187.09; Stratford, 100.00; Sudbury, 538.26; Toronto,
22,511.46; Windsor, 2,987.12; Woodstock, 696.02 57,225 00

Public Schools, Towns:

Aylmer, 70.00; Barrie, 168.64; Brampton, 28.42; Brockville, 395.11; Burlington,
48.62; Cache Bay, 24.65; Capreol, 60.63; Chesley, 3.12; Clinton, 7.25; Coniston,
28.98; Dryden, 10.25; Dundas, 39.00; Fort Erie, 14.75; Fort Francis, 200.00;
Georgetown, 16.19; Goderich, 325.00; Huntsville, 37.81; Leaside, 36.00; Levack,
61.73; Lindsay, 193.98; Listowel, 63.09; Mattawa, 19.88; Midland, 354.53;
Milton, 20.73; Napanee, 144.47; New Liskeard, 62.25; Oakville, 46.51; Orillia,
219.58; Pembroke, 300.78; Penetanguishene, 295.55; Picton, 175.55; Powassan,
30.00; Preston, 260.82; Ridgetown, 215.68; Smith's Falls, 564.55; Strathrov, 91.91;
Sturgeon Falls, 53.57; Thorold, 33.98; Tillsonburg, 72.00; Trout Creek, 14.25;
Walkerton, 128.67; Wallaceburg, 278.14; Waterloo, 285.00; Wiarton, 150.00 5,651 62

Public Schools, Villages:

Acton, 16.71; Athens, 24.44; Avr, 57.60; Braeside, 36.90; Brighton, 3.71; Chip-
pawa, 144; ' olborne, 6 50; Erieau, 8.82; Exeter, 2.53; Forest Hill. 164 32
Hastings, 24.68; Humberstone, 3.89; Lakefield, 12.70; Mildmay, 16.88; Newbury,
2.21; New Hamburg, 54.00; Point Edward, 75.82; South River, 25.08; Swansea,
45.00; Tottenham, 1.05 584 28

Public Schools, Townships:

York, 3,978.55; York East, 1,227.70; York North, 491.30; Sundry School Sec-
tions, 3,552.70 9,250 25

Public Schools, Sanatoria, etc.:

Mountain Sanatorium, 2,476.90; Muskoka Sanatorium, 1,469.78; Queen Alexandra
Sanatorium, 1,630.36; Toronto Hospital School, 1,907.98 7,485 02

Separate Schools, Cities:

Belleville, 35.73; Chatham, 36.00; Hamilton, 776.65; Kingston, 253.11; Kitch-
ener, 728.15; London, 225.00; Ottawa, 2,129.87; Sarnia, 55.31; Sudbury, 554.80;
Toronto, 3,391.64; Windsor, 776.85 8,963 11

Separate Schools, Towns and Villages:

Alexandria, 30.84; Brockville, 49.12; Coniston, 10.00; Gananoque, 42.07; Hawkes-
bury, 1,079.03; Mattawa, 253.21; Portsmouth, 10.15; Prescott, 30.80; Timmins,
865.02; Tweed, 18.65; Waterloo, 10.00 2,398 89

Separate Schools, Townships:

Sundry School Sections 286 86

Maintenance:

King's Printer, 471.89; Richardson, Bond & Wright, Ltd., 1,239.30; Ryerson

Press, 185.27; Accounts under $100, 285.36 2,181 82

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CJ9

Continuation Schools, Grants and Maintenance ($170,085.70)
Grants:

Continuation Schools:

Chatsworth, 564.28; Coniston, 1,039.09; Denbigh, 789.63; Dublin, 486.70;
Embro, 728.82; Ennismore, 696.74; Espanola, 1,016.90; Flinton, 749.79;
Little Current, 916.27; Mount Pleasant, 495.25; Paincourt, 181.71; Port
McNicoll, 508.17; Richard's Landing, 583.68; St. George, 510.41; Sioux
Lookout, 1,157.91; Smooth Rock Falls, 1,590.69; Tamworth, 1,014.49.... 13,030 53

Public Schools, Towns:

Blind River, 1,074.80; Bothwell, 850.37; Bruce Mines, 888.11; Dresden,
1,553.85; Massey, 910.71; Palmerston, 1,122.95; Powassan, 1,153.91; South-
hampton, 1,466.45; Stayner, 606.54 9,627 69

Public Schools, Villages:

Acton, 494.80; Ailsa Craig, 1,031.91; Alvinston, 880.84: Ayr. 527.80; Ban-
croft, 965.20; Bath, 853.87; Beaverton, 1,114.15; Beeton, 667.75; Blyth,
657.93; Bobcaygeon, 649.72; Bolton, 477.92; Brussels, 971.66; Burk's Falls,
978.02; Cannington, 669.78; Cardinal, 932.50: Clifford, 504.22; Cobden,
681.55; Coldwater, 773.19; Creemore, 686.76; Drayton, 671.08; Eganville,
853.80; Erin, 684.14; Fenelon Falls, 864.08; Forest Hill, 1,105.76; Frank-
ford, 751.69; Grand Valley, 882.54; Hensall, 472.53; Hepworth, 1,110.63;
Jarvis, 971.14; Lanark, 1,157.89; Lion's Head, 803.20; Long Branch, 3.083.26;
Merrickville, 931.49; Millbrook, 901.98; Milverton, 813.86; New Ham-
burg, 685.44; Oil Springs, 998.02; Paisley, 998.66; Port Carling, 705.38;
Richmond, 1,175.23; Ripley, 781.43; Rodney, 649.36; South River, 874.42;
Springfield, 621.13; Stouffville, 1,460.51; Sutton, 1.177.45; Tara, 713.69;
Tavistock, 529.97; Teeswater, 1,512.49; Thamesville, 856.89; Thedford,
503.59; Tiverton, 411.93; Tottenham, 942.96; West Lome, 563.98; West-
port, 954.28; Wheatley, 1,140.95; Woodville, 973.74; Wroxeter, 485.43,
Wyoming, 813.22 51,108 79

Public Schools, Sections:

U. No. 14, Albion, 817.24; U. No. 3, Amabel and Arran, 693.54; Amherst
Island, 357.73; U. No. 1, Anson, Minden and Lutterworth, 788.32; No. 2,
Assiginack, 672.24; No. 17, Augusta, 565.08; No. 2, Bayham, 860.07; No. 9,
Bertie, 1,452.50; No. 4, Beverley, 637.34; No. 11, Blenheim, 514.51; U.
No. 21, Blenheim, etc., 484.56; No. 24, Blenheim, 703.16; No. 13, Brock,
684.86; No. 3, Buchanan, 889.34; U. No. 18, Burford, 478.48; No. 4, Caledon,
578.21; No. 15, Caledon, 777.64; No. 15, Caradoc, 814.92; No. 16, Caradoc,
661.00; U. No. 1, 4, Carnarvon, 938.73; No. 2, Cartwright, 980.69; No. 12,
Clark, 909.25; No. 22, Cramahe, 729.38; No. 5, Crosby South, 1,109.95;
No. 3, Cumberland, 633.27; No. 5, Cumberland, 514.01; No. 2, Delaware,
606.82; No. 5, Dereham, 578.57; No. 12, Dereham, 494.22; No. 4, Dor-
chester North, 573.66; U. No. 11, Dorchester South, 473.17; Dysart Town-
ship School Area, 783.58; No. 15, Edwardsburg, 1,567.10; No. 3, Egremont,
711.62; No. 9, Eramosa, 950.49; No. 13, Ernestown, 676.48; U. No. 5, Essa,
etc., 742.81; U. No. 6, 18, Essa, 550.65; No. 5, Euphemia, 1,276.30; No. 8,
Fitzroy, 831.83; No. 11, Fitzroy, 990.77; No. 5, Flos, 814.12; No. 1, Free-
man, 1,174.26; U. No. 23, Gloucester, etc., 1,067.29; U. No. 3, Gower North,
528.93; U. No. 6, Gower North, 768.37; No. 13, Gwillimbury East, 683.79;
U. No. 17 and 19, Hillier, 341.82; No. 17, Howick, 630.85; No. 3, Huntley,
846.62; No. 4, Innisfil, 501.96; No. 14, King, 626.03; No. 5, Lash, 938.06;
No. 4, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear, 945.95; No. 8, Leeds and Lansdowne
Rear, 924.77; No. 9, Leeds and Lansdowne Front, 571.50; No. 3, Lobo,
812.14; No. 4, London, 683.59; No. 8, Mariposa, 603.82; U. No. 1, Mc-
Murrich, 670.82; No. 3, Marlborough, 279.48; No. 8, Monck, 761.04; No. 1,
Mountain, 1,643.30; No. 5, Mulmur, 515.44; U. No. 16, Murray, etc., 1,376.00;
U. No. 5, Nissouri East, 714.24; No. 8, Nissouri West, 606.00; U. No. 3, Norwich
North, 574.41; \o. .6, Norwich South, 607.63; U. No. 5, Nottawasaga,
529.39; U. No. 6, Orford, 464.43; No. 12, Orillia, 700.69; No. 11, Osgoode,
1,277.53; U. No. 15, Osgoode, 766.07; No. 4, Osnabruck, 624.16; No. 5, Osna-
bruck, 703.64; No. 7, Osprey, 803.95; No. 4, Pakenham, 836.87; No'. 1,
Pelee, 559.22; No. 9, Pelham, 1,770.25; No. 2, Percy, 819.87; No. 15, Picker-
ing, 586.08; No. 4, Pickering West, 1,024.64; I. No. 5, Raleigh, 569.76;
No. 1, Red Lake, 864.52; No. 6, Ross, 442.94; No 2, Russell 1,495.18;
No. 14, Scarborough, 1,865.77; No. 1, Schreiber, 2,083.08; U. No. 3, Somer-
ville, etc., 758.95; No. 4, Tilbury West, 897.41; No. 2, Toronto, 518.58;

C20 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

_ Continuation Schools, Grants, etc. — Continued

Grants — Continued

Public Schools, Sections — Continued

No. 9, Vespra, 296.36; No. 3, Walpole, 558.82; No. 16, Wellesley, 324.18;
No. 2, Westmeath, 363.43; No. 7, Westmeath, 574.71; No. 17, Westminster,
429.54; No. 3, Whitby, 682.78; No. 1, Wicksteed, 1,401.40; U. Nos. 1 and 3,
Wilmot, 504.94; No. 7, Yarmouth, 491.38 78,856 84

Consolidated Schools:

Mallorytown, 921.82; Nipigon, 684.86; North Mountain, 953.99; Sundridge,

915.82; Wellington, 496.86; Wilberforce, 543.87 4,517 22

Separate Schools:

Eganville, 1,029.09; Westport, 1,135.11 2,164 20

Payment for Cost of Education of Non-Resident Pupils:
Continuation Schools:

No. 1, Anson, 55.59; Blind River, 600.44; Espanola, 240.42; Mindemoya,
1,123.00; Port Carling, 1,466.41; Powassan, 898.10; Smooth Rock Falls,
3,455.92; Wilberforce, 213.08 8,052 96

Public Schools, Towns:

Bruce Mines 857 61

Public Schools, Sections:

U. No. 1, Anson, Minden and Lutterworth, 362.54; No. 5, Lash, 483.03;

No. 1, Merritt, 379.26; No. 1, Pelee, 843.17 2,068 00

Less Refund: U. No. 1, Anson, Minden and Lutterworth. . . 415 99

1,652 01

Maintenance:

King's Printer 217 85

Fifth Classes, Grants and Maintenance ($60,750.12)

Rural Public Schools, Counties and Districts:

Algcma, 1,923.70; Brant, 90.00; Bruce, 594.62; Carleton, 444.00; Cochrane,
1,060.22; Dufferin, 370.20; Dundas, 116.60; Elgin, 135.00; Essex, 531.30; Fron-
tenac, 861.09; Grey, 385.73; Haldimand, 570.54; Haliburton, 1,110.00; Halton,
67.52; Hastings, 679.88; Huron, 1,308.16; Kenora, 2,093.34; Kent, 182.00;
Lambton, 112.31; Leeds and Grenville, 301.38; Lincoln, 535.31; Manitoulin,
1,313.10; Middlesex, 580.71; Muskoka, 1,364.80; Nipissing, 110.00; Norfolk,
450.14; Northumberland and Durham, 1,199.50; Ontario, 102.16; Oxford,
596.21; Parry Sound, 2,459.54; Peel, 145.43; Perth, 129.10; Peterborough,
530.01; Prescott and Russell, 274.79; Prince Edward, 110.00; Rainy River,
2,613.64; Renfrew, 598.26; Simcoe, 1,337.63; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry,
318.69; Sudbury, 2,454.62; Temiskaming, 2,086.84; Thunder Bay, 2,193.78;
Victoria, 346.23; Waterloo, 488.00; Wellington, 775.42; Wentworth, 763.60;
York, 216.83 37,031 93

Rural Separate Schools, Counties and Districts:

Algoma, 290.00; Bruce, 327.50; Carleton, 476.50; Cochrane, 704.00; Essex,
1,243.21; Grey, 169.20; Hastings, 129.00; Huron, 598.18; Lennox and Addington,
160.00; Manitoulin, 270.00; Nipissing, 1,056.64; Norfolk, 241.68; Perth, 357.20;
Prescott and Russell, 1,689.40; Rainy River, 350.00; Renfrew, 1,263.06; Simcoe,
284.34; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 1,010.76; Sudbury, 1,951.60; Temis-
kaming, 841.84; Victoria, 85.48; Waterloo, 522.64; Wellington, 162.12; Went-
worth, 115.00; York, 178.00 14,477 35

Public Schools, Towns:

Bala, 331.40; Hearst, 330.00; Hespeler, 193.64; Kearney, 250.00; Leaside, 215.00;

Matheson, 363.44; Riverside, 192.29; Trout Creek, 325.00; Webbwood, 358.52. . 2,559 29

Separate Schools, Towns:

Bonfield, 222.74; Cache Bay, 330.00; Charlton, 160.00; Chelmsford, 356.54;
Eastview, 203.70; Geraldton, 330.00; Hearst, 338.04; Kearney, 230.00; LaSalle,
148.75; Riverside, 205.10; Tecumseh, 208.00 2,732 87

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 21

Fifth Classes, Grants, etc. — Continued
Public Schools, Villages:

Arkona, 215.00; Courtright, 129.24; Hilton Beach, 270.00; Killaloe, 100.00;
Levack, 424.20; L'Orignal, 183.21; Newstadt, 213.30; Newboro, 166.49; Port
Stanley, 178.23; Port Sydney, 280.20; Rosseau, 333.72; Victoria Harbour,
203.10; Woodbridge, 212.20; 2,908 89

Separate Schools, Villages:

Barry's Bay, 188.13; Belle River, 215.00; Casselman, 187.10; Killaloe, 191.14;

Lancaster, 43.42; Mildmay, 215.00 1,039 79

Spring and Summer Schools, Travelling Expenses, Services
and Maintenance ($28,856.00)

Services and Travelling Expenses:

Sundry Supervisors, Instructors and Staffs, services, 4,753.85; expenses, 9,648.52. 14,402 37

Maintenance:

Geneva Park, Y.M.C.A., 13,873.33; King's Printer, 201.29; J. B. Smith and

Sons, Ltd., 106.66; Cartage, express and freight, 143.94; telephone, 25.83;

accounts under $100, 102.58 14,453 63

Art Departments, Grants and Maintenance ($2,670.00)

Public Schools 2,270 00

Separate Schools 400 00

Courses in Music, Grants and Maintenance ($98,823.62)

Public Schools 96,486 00

Separate Schools 2, 166 30

Maintenance: Accounts under $100 171 32

Medical and Dental Inspection, Grants and Maintenance ($13,533.00)

Public Schools, Cities and Towns:

Barrie, 155.00; Belleville, 139.80; Brockville, 163.00; Chatham, 144.00; Fort
William, 256.20; Gait, 138.00; Kingston, 216.60; London, 645.00; Mimico,
145.00; Niagara Falls, 192.00; Ottawa, 725.40; Owen Sound, 171.00; Pembroke,
140.00; Peterborough, 231.60; St. Catharines, 271.20; Sault Ste. Marie, 237.60;
Sudbury, 175.20; Walkerton, 100.00; Waterloo, 160.00; Welland, 159.00; Windsor,
826.80 5,392 40

Public Schools, Townships, Sections and Committees:

U. No. 2, Beamsville, Grimsby, Clinton, Louth, etc., 400.00; U. No. 1, Brampton,
Boston Mills, Claude, etc., 400.00; Caledonia, Hagersville, Dunnville, etc., 346.00;
U. No. 3, East and West Flamboro, Glanford, Bartonville, etc., 332.00; U,
No. 2A and B, Fort Erie, Bertie Township, etc., 790.00; U. No. 2, Lakeview
Beach, Lakeview Park, Dixie, Erindale, etc., 232.00; U. No. 1, Merritton,
Port Dalhousie, Niagara, etc., 400.00; Nos. 1 and 2, Nepean, etc., 390.00; U. No. 1,
Saltfleet Township, Winona, Beach Bungalow, Barton Township, etc., 353.00;
No. 10, Scarboro, 210.00; No. 12, Scarboro, 180.00; U. No. 3, Thprold Town-
ship, Fonthill, etc., 290.00; U. No. 2, Waterdown, Stoney Creek, East Flamboro,
etc., 348.00; York, 2,764.00 7,435 00

Separate Schools:

Barrie, 20.00; Gait, 21.00; London, 96.00; Niagara Falls, 33.00; St. Catharines,

61.80; Sudbury, 433.80; Waterloo, 40.00 705 60

Expenses in Connection with the League of the Empire ($149.62)

League of the Empire, disbursements re exchange teachers 149 62

Visual Instruction, Grants and Maintenance ($14,806.88)
Salary:

H. R. Smith 1,233 33

C 22

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Visual Instruction, Grants, etc. — Continued
Maintenance:

' Associated Screen News, Ltd., 570.95; General Films, Ltd., 10,563.56; King's
Printer, 220.27; Milk Foundation of Toronto, 230.50; National Film Board,
586.50; National Film Society of Canada, 225.96; Ryerson Press, 740.50; Univer-
sity of Toronto, 135.70; Cartage, express and freight, 235.30; accounts

under $100, 64.31 13,573 55

Grants ($14,900.00)

Ontario Educational Association 2,000 00

Ontario Educational Association, Special 850 00

Ontario Educational Association, Trustees' Section 2,000 00

Ontario Federation of Home and School Associations 2,000 00

Frontier College 5,000 00

Urban Trustees' Association 250 00

Temperance Education Association 1,000 00

Canadian Education Association 200 00

Association Canadienne-Francaise d'Education d 'Ontario 1,600 00

Public and Separate School Education $5,750,606 60

INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS BRANCH
Main Office

Permanent :

Salaries ($46,426.57)

J. Beaulieu, 750.00; H. A. Boyd, 1,533.33; C. A. Brown, 3,000.00; K. Burns,
1,200.00; J. D. Campbell, 4,200.00; C. F. Cannon, 3,150.00; L. H. DeLaporte,
2,700.00; M. K. Drew, 1,500.00; G. R. Fenwick, 3,233.33; E. Francis, 1,200.00;
R. Gauthier, 4,633.33; V. K. Greer, 5,400.00; P. J. Humphreys, 450.00; R. D.
Keefe, 3,833.33; L. L. Kirkland, 1,500.00; M. L. MacLachlan, 975.00; V. G.
Mills, 889.11; F. A. Moreau, 166.66; V. Morgan, 925.00; C. E. Stothers, 3,833.33.

45,072 42

Temporary :

E. M. Hamilton, 437.50; J. B. MacDougall, 916.65

,354 15

Inspection of Public and Separate Schools in Counties and Districts,
Salaries and Grants ($398,547.64)

Salaries ($377,901.64)
County Public Schools:
Permanent :

A. Archibald, 1,750.00; J. W. Barber, 3,025.00; F. L. Barrett, 3,025.00
E. C. Beacom, 3,600.00; K. O. Birkin, 3,025.00; H. Bolingbroke, 3,025.00
W. L. Bowden, 3,600.00; A. F. Brown, 3,191.67; N. Campbell, 3,600.00

C. F. Cannon, 825.00; W. H. Carlton, 3,341.67; M. O. Cleland,
L. W. Copp, 3,600.00; J. I. Cross, 2,133.33; G. H. Dobrindt,
G. C. Dobson, 3,191.67; R. F. Downey, 3,600.00; G. L. Duffin,

D. M. Eagle, 3,600.00; G. N. Edwards, 3,191.67; J. J. Edwards,
J. K. Evans, 1,250.00; T. R. Ferguson, 3,600.00; M. R. Fydell,
W. A. Fydell, 3,341.67; H. B. Galpin, 3,600.00; J. M. Game,
J. A. Gibson, 3,341.67; H. A. Halbert, 3,025.00; A. F. Hansuld,
W. F. Hiscocks, 3,600.00; C. Howitt, 3,025.00; R. A. Hutchison,
L. B. Hyde, 3,025.00; F. E. Johnston, 1,733.33; J. H. Kinkead,
C. A. Lapp, 3,041.67; C. W. Lees, 3,191.67; H. H. Loucks,
W. L. Lovell, 3,041.67; O. M. MacKillop, 3,600.00; W. A.
3,191.67; A. A. Martin, 3,341.67; G. M. Mather, 3,341.67; T
well, 3,600.00; A. D. McColl, 2,233.33; R. A. A. McConnell,
T. R. McEwen, 3,191.67; A. W. McGuire, 3,600.00; A. McLeod, 3,000.00
W. J. McLeod, 1,750.00; G. G. McNab, 3,600.00; W. R. McVittie
3,191.67; L. P. Menzies, 3,341.67; F. W. Minkler, 3,025.00; J. L. Mitchener
1,500.00; A. E. Nelson, 3,600.00; E. Oakes, 3,175.00; G. A. Pearson
3,600.00; G. E. Pentland, 3,600.00; Z. S. Phimister, 1,575.00; R. H
Roberts, 1,500.00; W. Rogers, 2,666.67; C. B. Routley, 3,191.67; L. L
Sinclair, 3,025.00; L. L. Skuce, 3,191.67; D. G. Smith, 3,600.00; F. P

2,133.33
3,025.00
1,750.00
3,600.00
3,600.00
3,191.67
3,041.67
2,583.87
3,041.67
3,025.00
Marshall
P. Max
3,600.00

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

C 23

Inspection of Schools Branch — Salaries — Continued

County Public Schools — Continued

Permanent — Continued

Smith, 3,600.00; J. C. Smith, 3,600.00; W. F. Smith, 3,191.67; R. O.
Staples, 3,041.67; W. J. Stewart, 3,341.67; T. J. Thompson, 3,041.67;
S. A. Truscott, 3,600.00; J. C. Webster, 3,041.67; N. R. Wightman,
3,191.67; J.E.Wilkinson, 3,600.00; J. J. Wilson, 3,341.67; G. Young,
3,191.67; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlist-
ment, 63.00 240,813 62

Temporary:

J. W.
H. B.

Hagan, 745.50;
Paul, 2,100.00.

R. A. Hutchison, 451.60; W. W. Joyce, 1,312.50;

4,609 60

District Public Schools:
Permanent:

H. W. Brown, 3,025.00; R. C. Cassie, 1,750.00; W. E. Eade, 3,041.67
S. Geiger, 3,025.00; J. E. Horton, 3,025.00; G. S. Johnson, 3,600.00;
W. J. Judd, 3,041.67; R. H. Macklem, 1,750.00; W. MacMillan, 3,041.67;
R. S. McBurney, 3,025.00; J. R. Pickering, 3,191.67; P. M. Scott, 1,750.00;
A. Stouffer, 3,025.00; J. W. Trusler, 3,025.00; E. R. Underhill, 3,025.00;
D. T. Walkom, 3,600.00; L. J. Williams, 3,600.00; Public Service Super-
annuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 120.00 49,661 68

Temporary:

J. L. Moore 666 70

Separate Schools:
Permanent:

J. T. Anderson, 3,191.67; J. M. Bennett, 3,600.00; L. Carriere, 3,041.67;
C. X. Charron, 3,341.67; F. Choquette, 3,600.00; A. J. Gascon, 3,191.67;
J. S. Gratton, 3,600.00; W. J. Greening, 3,191.67; W. A. Hayden, 3,025.00;
L. J. Langan, 3,191.67; J. Lapensee, 3,600.00; L. Laplante, 3,041.67;
C. A. Latour, 3,600.00; R. M. Lynch, 2,133.33; C. P. Matthews, 3,191.67;
R. R. Maurice, 3,191.67; F. J. McDonald, 3,600.00; A. M. McNamara,
3,025.00; T. S. Melady, 3,600.00; J. R. Millette, 3,041.67; F. A. Moreau,
2,750.01; H. J. Payette, 3,600.00; V. C. Quarry, 3,600.00; J. V. Scanlon,
3,600.00; J. C. Walsh, 3,600.00 82,150 04

Grants to Public School Boards, Cities:

Brantford, 618.00; Chatham, 294.00; Hamilton, 2,935.20; Kitchener, 588.00;
London, 1,290.00; Ottawa, 1,422.00; Peterborough, 448.80; St. Catharines,
516.00; Sarnia, 372.00; Toronto, 10,554.00; Windsor, 1,608.00 20,646 00

Travelling and Moving Expenses of Inspectors and Other Officials
and for Office Expenses ($117,912.89)

Travelling Expenses 72,552 16

Office Expenses 34,316 92

Miscellaneous 11,043 81

J. T. Anderson, 491.06; A. Archibald, 482.30; J. W. Barber, 855.99; F. L. Barrett,
1,034.52; E. C. Beacom, 213.82; J. Beaulieu, 325.80; J. M. Bennett, 734.90;
K. O. Birkin, 588.93; H. Bolingbroke, 786.88; W. L. Bowden, 621.58; A. F.
Brown, 586.46; H. W. Brown, 647.29; C. A. Brown, 14.15; J. D. Campbell,
436.61; N. Campbell, 980.48; C. F. Cannon, 725.99; W. H. Carlton, 778.22;
L. Carriere, 1,056.41; R. C. Cassie, 870.64; C. X. Charron, 986.54; F. Choquette,
784.61; M. O. Cleland, 314.82; H. L. Cooper, 28.07; J. I. Cross, 99.62; L. W.
Copp, 897.94; A. R. Davidson, 25.35; L. H. Delaporte, 934.93; G. H. Dobrindt,
736.39; G. C. Dobson, 811.75; R. F. Downey, 655.27; G. L. Duffin, 817.32;
W. E. Eade, 735.98; D. M. Eagle, 627.24; G. N. Edwards, 786.43; J. J. Edwards,
447.34; J. K. Evans, 470.54; G. R. Fenwick, 924.31; T. R. Ferguson, 755.65;
M. R. Fydell, 367.96; W. A. Fydell, 461.48; H. B. Galpin, 628.88; J. M. Game,
1,061.77; A. J. Gascon, 809.74; R. Gauthier, 2,199.13; S. Geiger, 1,447.92;
J. A. Gibson, 592.21; J. S. Gratton, 584.15; W. J. Greening, 641.60; V. K. Greer,
618.73; J. W. Hagan, 210.12; H. A. Halbert, 951.95; A. F. Hansuld, 526.13;
W. A. Hayden, 1,359.59; W. F. Hiscocks, 1,961.33; J. E. Horton, 1,255.05; C.

C24 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Inspection of Schools, Branch — Continued

Travelling and Moving Expenses, etc. — Continued

Howitt, 1,038.11; R. A. Hutchison, 588.61; L. B. Hyde, 803.41; N. G. N. Irving,
171.98; G. S. Johnson, 1,313.08; F. E. Johnston, 296.96; W. W. Joyce, 230.71;
W. J. Judd, 812.59; R. D. Keefe, 904.58; W. K. F. Kendrick, 1,158.71; J. H.
Kinkead, 1,023.82; H. Lacasse, 11.10; L. J. Langan, 308.81; J. Lapensee, 662.01;
L. Laplante, 805.87; C. A. Lapp, 1,074.83; C. A. Latour, 143.63; C. W. Lees,
513.69; H. H. Loucks, 1,057.43; W. L. Lovell, 1,165.52; O. M. MacKillop,
1,152.16; R. H. Macklem, 624.69; W. MacMillan, 1,079.86; W. A. Marshall,
578.57; A. A. Martin, 799.80; G. M. Mather, 731.51; C. P. Matthews, 740.97;
R. R. Maurice, 970.52; T. P. Maxwell, 629.32; R. S. McBurney, 1,034.92; A. D.
McColl, 578.57; R. A. A. McConnell, 507.27; F. J. McDonald, 114.26; T. R.
McEwen, 886.18; A. W. McGuire, 605.18; J. V. Mclntyre, 169.54; E. H. McKone,
692.36; A. McLeod, 804.69; W. J. McLeod, 342.19; G. G. McNab, 490.03; A. M.
McNamara, 1,430.49; W. R. McVittie, 805.62; T. S. Melady, 671.49; L. P.
Menzies, 765.87; J. R. Millette, 1,832.31;F. W. Minkler, 1,517.85; J. L. Mitchener,
269.16; J. L. Moore, 612.74; F. A. Moreau, 1,841.48; A. E. Nelson, 972.72;
E. Oakes, 768.31; H. B. Paul, 497.93; H. J. Payette, 1,389.23; G. A. Pearson,
1,241.23; G. E. Pentland, 827.69; Z. S. Phimister, 350.20; J. R. Pickering, 677.82;
V. C. Quarry, 922.13; R. A. Riddell, 3.25; R. H. Roberts, 624.21; W. Rogers,
751.36; C. B. Routley, 1,000.39; J. V. Scanlan, 283.61; P. M. Scott, 1,172.32;
L. L. Sinclair, 1,060.07; L. L. Skuce, 765.14; D. G. Smith, 568.09; F. P. Smith,
313.98; J. C. Smith, 1,262.93; W. F. Smith, 596.56; R. O. Staples, 910.93; W. J.
Stewart, 682.30; C. E. Stothers, 1,488.00; A. Stouffer, 578.52; T. J. Thompson,
215.54; S. A. Truscott, 491.67; J. W. Trusler, 1,579.76; E. R. Underhill, 1,079.97;
D. T. Walkom, 664.56; J. C. Walsh, 814.47; J. C. Webster, 1,566.05; R. West-
water, 30.15; N. R. Wightman, 692.76; J. E. Wilkinson, 290.77; L. J. Williams,
363.77; J. J. Wilson, 1,268.69; G. Young, 987.08 106,869 08

Miscellaneous:

Department of Educational Research, 122.13; Grand and Toy, Ltd., 141.16;
King's Printer, 10,390.88; Ontario School Trustees and Ratepayers Association,
100.00; Cartage, express and freight, 127.62; accounts under $100, 162.02.. 11,043 81

Inspection of Indian Schools ($1,367.61)

Sundry Inspectors, services, 952.00; expenses, 415.61 1,367 61

Inspection of Schools Branch $564,254 71

DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATIONS BRANCH

Salaries ($51,251.07)

Permanent:

W. A. Beecroft, 3,050.00; W. G. Benard, 975.00; F. J. Blake, 1,350.00; J. E.
Carson, 1,233.33; H. J. Coleman, 1,533.33; M. E. Coleman, 1,216.67; J. P.
Cowles, 5,200.00; A. Daly, 1,100.00; T. Evans, 868.75; D. O. T. Ferguson,
1,450.00; N. M. Foy, 1,333.33; S. B. Howe, 975.00; P. Hudson, 975.00; K. M.
Hughes, 300.00; I. C. Hynes, 1,833.33; R. C. Johnston, 1,233.33; B. Leadbetter,
2,750.00; G. Lyons, 3,666.67; G. E. Moran, 1,516.67; M. Nesbitt, 1,500.00;
W. Parr, 1,600.00; D. Plumb, 925.00; B. Riddell, 2,329.04; H. M. Simpson,
1,533.33; T. Standeaven, 475.26; M. L. Sutton, 1,866.67; W. R. Thornton,
1,800.00; U. M. Truax, 1,433.33; G. J. Westwood, 1,750.00; M. Wickens, 1,150.00. 48,923 04

Temporary:

T. Evahs, 281.25; A. E. Gibson, 1,075.00; W. C. McNally, 300.00; J. Moffatt,

106.25; E. Trowell, 565.53 2,328 03

Maintenance ($13,585.59)

King's Printer, 11,116.07; Office Specialty Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 261.32; Reming-
ton Rand, Ltd., 209.04; Thomas & Corney Typewriters, Ltd., 240.00; University

of Toronto, 1,306.97; Cartage, express and freight, 146.17; postage, 143.91;

accounts under $100, 162.11 13,585 59

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 25

Departmental Examinations Branch — Continued
Services and Travelling Expenses ($97,417.29)

Sundry Examiners, services, 90,403.56; expenses, 7,013.73 97,417 29

Assistants re Examinations ($36,104.41)
Sundry Clerks 36,104 41

Departmental Examinations Branch $198,358 36

TEXT-BOOKS BRANCH

Travelling Expenses ($55.85)

H. E. Anderson 55 85

Subventions to Publishers ($59,997.82)

Clarke, Irwin & Co., Ltd., 2,438.95; Copp, Clark Co., Ltd., 17,840.21; J. M. Dent
& Sons, Ltd., 1,832.66; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 6,621.21; W. J. Gage & Co., Ltd.,
12,635.83; Ginn & Co., 351.96; Hunter, Rose Co., Ltd., 891.67; Librarie Beau-
chemin Limitee, 491.40; Longmans, Green & Co., 342.41; MacMillan Company
of Canada, Ltd., 3,535.89; Thos. Nelson & Sons, Ltd., 7,447.07; Ontario Pub-
lishing Co., Ltd., 8.70; Ryerson Press, 5,559.86 59,997 82

Text-Books Branch $60,053 67

TRAINING SCHOOLS BRANCH

Salaries ($6,333.33)
Permanent:

H. E. Amoss, 4,833.33; R. A. Patterson, 1,500.00 6,333 33

Travelling and Moving Expenses and Maintenance ($827.70)
H. E. Amoss, travelling expenses, 658.69; Accounts under $100, 169.01 827 70

Grants to Teachers in Schools used for Observation Purposes and Practice
Teaching in Connection with Normal and Other Training Schools ($64,349.00)

Sundry Teachers 64,349 00

Grants to Caretakers for Services in Schools used for Training Teachers
in Connection with Normal and Other Training Schools ($580.00)

Sundry Caretakers 580 00

Travelling and Moving Expenses of Normal and Model School Teachers
Transferred ($369.30)

E. Mitchell, 67.60; M. H. Park, 119.10; F. B. Smitheram, 105.60; E. St. John, 77.00 369 30

Grants to Public, Separate, High and Continuation School Boards for Use
of Schools for Observation Purposes ($6,432.00)

Sundry Boards 6,432 00

Travelling Expenses of Normal School Students and Masters to Rural, Public
and Separate Schools and for Nature Study ($7,921.28)

Sundry Persons, transportation 7,921 28

Grants to Teachers who have Completed Successfully the Second Year
Course in an Ontario Normal School ($150.00)

Sundry Teachers 150 00

Medical Examination of Students Making Application for Admission to the
Different Training Schools for Teachers ($5,873.50)

Sundry Doctors, 5,323.00; Sundry Nurses, 223.58; Sundry Students, travelling

expenses and fees, 199.19; Accounts under $100, 127.73 5,873 50

Training Schools Branch $92,836 1 1

C 26 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

normal schools

Toronto

Salaries ($66,763.21)
Permanent:

W. E. M. Aitken, 3,483.33; M. W. Brown, 600.00; E. G. Conover, 750.00; H. E.
Elborn, 4,050.00; F. F. Halliday, 3,800.00; M. E. Hay, 2,700.00; J. M. Home,
1,833.33; J. E. Humphrey, 1,333.33; R. A. Johnston, 3,333.33; W. K. F. Kendrick,
3,483.33; A. Macdonald, 4,000.00; H. McCallum, 775.00; J. L. Merchant,
2,550.00; E. A. Miller, 3,333.33; E. M. S. Mitchell, 1,666.60; S. M. Oake, 225.00;
W. S. O'Brien, 2,400.00; M. H. Park, 2,045.83; A. M. Patterson, 3,800.00;
E. B. Rennie, 1,300.00; V. E. Russell, 1,833.33; C. T. Sharpe, 2,700.00; A. E.
Sherin, 2,100.00; J. Sloan, 1,400.00; E. St. John, 541.65; W. L. Strieker, 700.00;
T. R. Turner, 349.98; H. W. Watson, 1,400.00; S. A. Watson, 874.99; M. M.
Watterworth, 2,100.00; W. G. Worley, 1,200.00; M. C. Young, 3,183.33; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 271.98; Teachers'
and Inspectors' Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 94.50 66,212 17

Temporary :

C. D. Bouck, 1,551.12; C. S. Burke, 2,299.92; F. B. Smitheram, 1,500.00; O. I.

Weare, 225.00 5,576 04

Total $71,788 21

Less: Refund, University of Toronto 5,025 00

$66,763 21

Travelling Expenses ($80.50)

M. G. N. Irving, 79.15; H. MacMurchy, 1.35 80 50

Maintenance ($15,744.60)

Bowden Lumber & Coal Co., Ltd., 114.31; G. M. Hendry Co., Ltd., 129.06; King's
Printer, 1,971.26; Pay Lists, wages of men, 4,768.42; E. Rogers Co., Ltd.,
850.08; Toronto Board of Education, 6,009.19; East York, Hydro-Electric

Commission, 303.12; Newspapers and periodicals, 175.88; postage, 110.40;

telephone, 111.38; accounts under $100, 1,201.50 15,744 60

Payment to the Toronto Board of Education ($1,260.00)

Board of Education, Toronto, use of class rooms 1,260 00

Toronto Normal School $83,848 31

Ottawa

Salaries ($25,813.69)

Permanent:

O. E. Ault, 304.85; F. L. Barrigar, 2,033.33; H. Bowers, 575.00; M. K. Clifford,
3,800.00; J. K. Evans, 1,783.33; C. Grant, 2,333.33; M. G. N. Irving, 633.40;
E. M. Marshall, 1,300.00; L. E. Monaghan, 2,700.00; F. S. Rivers, 2,333.33;
G. R. Smith, 3,800.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, 'Contribution re
Enlistments, 230.50 21,827 07

Temporary:

A. D. Bowers, 620.00; F. A. Jones, 1,000.00; D. MacRae, 1,166.62; B. F. Watts,

1,200.00 3,986 62

Travelling Expenses ($266.69)

M. G. N. Irving, 175.67; H. MacMurchy, 53.52; F. S. Rivers, 37.50 266 69

Maintenance ($6,188.28)

J. K. Evans, 175.00; King's Printer, 706.89; Ottawa Public School Board, 3.905.49;

Pay Lists, wages of charwomen, 511.50; Newspapers and periodicals, 94.47;

postage, 62.50; telephone, 122.03; accounts under $100, 610.40 6,188 28

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 27

Normal Schools — Continued

Ottawa — Continued

Payment to the Ottawa Public and Collegiate Institute School Boards ($640.00)

Ottawa Public School Board, 260.00; Ottawa Collegiate Institute Board, 380.00 640 00

Ottawa Normal School $32,908 66

London

Salaries ($33,766.59)

Permanent:

T. E. Clarke, 3,800.00; E. G. Conover, 1,141.67; I. Davidson, 791.65; D. L.
Emerv, 2,033.33; L. Gahan, 2,550.00; A. F. Hagerman, 2,700.00; G. W. Hofferd,
3,800.00; C. E. Mark, 4,250.00; J. G. McEachern, 3,800.00; E. H. McKone,
3,800.00; W. R. Prendergast 1,633.33; R. H. Roberts, 2,133.33 32,433 31

Temporary:

C. Ryckman 1,333 28

Travelling Expenses ($8.70)
H. MacMurchy 8 70

Maintenance ($5,395.13)

M. Dodd, 102.00; Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 904.29; M. Jeffery, 134.00; King's Printer,
360.53; Pay Lists, wages of charwomen, 1,394.64; wages of men, 971.75; Public

Utilities Commission, London, 343.91; Postage, 104.49; telephone, 82.75;

accounts under $100, 996.77 5,395 13

Payment to the London Board of Education ($720.00)

Board of Education, London, use of class rooms • 720 00

London Normal School $39,890 42

Hamilton

Salaries ($34,891.57)
Permanent:

D. W. Burns, 2,533.33; D. Duncan, 1,600.00; C. E. Elliott, 2,700.00; M. G. N.
Irving, 3,166.60; H. G. Lockett, 3,800.00; J. E. Lowry, 1,150.00; F. H. Mann,
1,333.33; M. L. McCready, 833.30; J. V. Mclntyre, 3,333.33; G. O. McMillan,
4,450.00; J. M. Moore, 1,000.04; J. M. Partlow, 999.96; J. A. Partridge, 3,483.33;
M. G. Seavey, 1,125.00; E. St. John, 1,083.35; W. L. Strieker, 2,300.00 34,891 57

Travelling Expenses ($11.55)

H. MacMurchy 11 55

Maintenance ($6,340.36)

D. Aitchison Lumber Co., Ltd., 116.86; Gillies-Guy, Ltd., 1,303.42; City of Hamilton,
202.05; Hamilton Hydro-Electric System, 323.06; King's Printer, 1,373.79; Pay
Lists, wages of charwomen, 1,194.32; Zion United Gymnasium Committee,

125.00; Newspapers and periodicals, 98.93; postage, 63.00; telephone,

83.40; accounts under $100, 1,456.53 6,340 36

Payment*to the Hamilton Board of Education ($380.00)

Board of Education, Hamilton, use of class rooms 380 00

Hamilton Normal School $41 ,623 48

C 28 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Normal Schools — Continued
Peterborough

Salaries ($22,783.14)
Permanent:

J. A. Bannister, 4,450.00; H. A. Bonney, 1,600.00; R. C. Heard, 324.99; O. I.
Johnston, 1,933.33; B. Latimer, 1,300.00; A. J. Madill, 3,800.00; Q. S. McKinney,
2,033.33; E. M. Munro, 2,550.00; M. H. Park, 1,437.50; F. B. Smitheram,
1,500.00; T. R. Turner, 466.64; C. Wagar, 1,075.00 22,470 79

Temporary:

J. S. Donley 312 35

Travelling Expenses ($1,059.40)
H. MacMurchy, 15.10; W. L. Striker, 1,044.30 1,059 40

Maintenance ($4,113.79)

Conger Lehigh Coal Co., Ltd., 1,096.13; Higgins Hardware Co., 164.37; King's
Printer, 545.22; Pay Lists, wages of charwomen, 988.50; Peterborough Public

Utilities Commission, 170.42; Newspapers and periodicals, 80.08; postage,

48.80; telephone, 77.61; accounts under $100, 942.66 4,113 79

Payment to the Peterborough Board of Education ($360.00)

Board of Education, Peterborough, use of class rooms 360 00

Peterborough Normal School $28,316 33

Stratford

Salaries ($22,714.54)
Permanent:

C. F. Bell, 1,400.00; F. C. Biehl, 3,033.33; E. M. Cottle, 1,433.33; W. J. Ellis,
111.11; E. M. Everson, 2,700.00; A. J. Johnston, 2,550.00; H. G. Manning,
3,800.00; H. G. Martyn, 4,250.00; W. B. Rothwell, 1,400.00; M. M. Sebben,
1,300.00 21,977 77

Temporary:

W. J. Ellis 736 77

Travelling Expenses ($295.83)

D. L. Emery, 142.63; A. F. Hagerman, 138.85; H. MacMurchy, 14.35 295 83

Maintenance ($4,514.60)

E. C. Beacom, 125.00; N. R. Fiebig & Son, 522.58; A. Johnston & Son, 1,023.92;
King's Printer, 384.65; Pay Lists, wages of charwomen, 1,121.81; Stratford

Public Utilities Commission, 208.75; Cartage, express and freight, 27.23;

newspapers and periodicals, 90.10; postage, 60.00; telephone, 65.82; accounts

under $100, 884.74 4,514 60

Payment to the Stratford Board of Education ($360.00)

Board of Education, Stratford, use of class rooms 360 00

Stratford Normal School $27,884 97

North Bay

Salaries ($27,523.65)
Permanent:

H. L. Bamford, 2,033.33; J. E. Chambers, 2,700.00; J. D. Deyell, 3,033.33; J. Irwin,
1,933.33; H. E. Jackson, 1,333.33; K. McCubbin, 1,300.00; E. M. S. Mitchell,
350.07; H. B. Mitchell, 2,125.00; G. Morgan, 3,800.00; E. M. Preston, 2,033.33;
H. E. Ricker, 2,508.33; F. S. Rivers, 1,437.50; F. I. Wharram, 1,600.00 26,187 55

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

C 29

Normal Schools — Continued

North Bay — Continued

Salaries — Continued

Temporary:

E. P. Black, 450.00; H. E. Ricker, 886.10.

1,336 10

Travelling Expenses ($35.68)

H. MacMurchy

35 68

Maintenance ($4,165.39)

Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 136.02; J. D. Deyell, 300.00; King's Printer,
342.92 ; City of North Bay, 148.13 ; North Bay Hydro-Electric Commission,
267.71; Quality Fuels, Ltd., 749.20; Pay Lists, wages of charwomen, 666.38; J.

J. Saya, 671.85; F. I. Wharram, 200.00; Cartage, express and freight, 40.27;

newspapers and periodicals, 70.54; postage, 40.00; telephone, 62.87; accounts

under $100, 469.50 4,165 39

Students' Board and Travelling Expenses ($706.35)
Sundry Students 706 35

North Bay Normal School '. $32,431 07

University of Ottawa Normal School

Salaries ($26,816.65)
Permanent:

J. Bechard, 3,800.00; A. J. Beneteau, 3,800.00; J. E. A. Godbout, 3,033.33;
R. Lamoureux, 4,600.00; A. M. I. Parent, 1,150.00; R. St. Denis, 3,633.33;
Sister St. Paul (Berthe Renaud), 1,233.33; M. B. Tarte, 1,933.33; E. J. Watson,
3,633.33 26,816 65

Maintenance ($1,068.65)

King's Printer, 594.23; Newspapers and periodicals, 111.39; postage, 41.45;

accounts under $100, 321.58 1,068 65

Payment to the University of Ottawa for use of Building, Equipment
and Accommodation ($14,000.00)

University of Ottawa 14,000 00

Separate School Board, Ottawa, for use of Schools for
Training of Teachers ($920.00)

Ottawa Separate School Board 920 00

Board and Travelling Expenses of Students ($17,234.35)

Sundry Students 17,234 35

University of Ottawa Normal School $60,039 65

Normal Schools $346,942 89

Permanent:

HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES BRANCH

Salaries ($44,289.25)

R. W. Anglin, 4,600.00; W. Beech, 1,200.00; G. Dix, 2,066.67; G. L. Gray,
4,233.33; M. H. Henderson, 925.00; A. G. Hooper, 4,600.00; W. A. Jennings,
4,600.00; H. Lemieux, 4,200.00; S. D. Rendall, ^,333.33; C. W. Robb, 4,233.33;
R. H. Wallace, 4,233.33 39,224 99

C30 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

High Schools and Collegiate Institutes Branch — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Temporary: ♦

A. J. Husband, 3,349.92; T. Kennedy, 3,000.00; Board of Education, Toronto,

re F. L. Bartlett, 1,000.00 7,349 92

Total $46,574 91

Less: Refund, Dominion Government 2,285 66

Travelling and Moving Expenses ($10,660.56)

$44,289 25

R. W. Anglin, 922.27; F. L. Bartlett, 350.04; F. W. R. Dickson, 9.00; G. L. Grav,
915.00; A. G. Hooper, 1,054.09; A.J. Husband, 1,174.39; W. A. Jennings,
1,147.56; T. Kennedy, 907.26; H. Lemieux, 1,981.93; S. D. Rendall, 794.66;
R. H. Wallace, 1,404.36 10,660 56

Maintenance ($9,257.70)

Empire Information, 2,812.91; King's Printer, 5,263.23; J. A. Long, 750.00; R. M.

Saunders, 388.00; Accounts under $100, 43.56 9,257 70

Grants

High Schools and Collegiate Institutes, General Legislative Grants ($627,707.35)

Alexandria, 923.40; Alliston, 1,905.93; Almonte, 2,018.56; Amherstburg, 1,570.59;
Arnprior, 5,030.10; Arthur, 2,311.74; Athens, 3,073.14; Aurora, 3,897.47; Avon-
more, 816.48; Avlmer, 2,102.89; Barrie, 5,664.54; Bcamsville, 2,738.61; Belle-
ville, 2,896.06; Blenheim, 3,716.90; Bowmanville, 3,205.98; Bracebridge,
2,793.69; Bradford, 1,821.68; Brampton, 3,437.55; Brantford, 1,725.64; Brighton,
1,440.51; Brockville, 4,223.01; Burford, 992.25; Burlington, 4,195.94; Caledonia,
5,346.78; Campbellford, 2,541.62; Capreol, 1,599.24; Carleton Place, 4,409.85;
Cayuga, 2,790.21; Chapleau, 3,184.24; Chatham, 2,230.14; Chesley, 2,639.93;
Chesterville, 1,853.16; Clinton, 3,220.58; Cobalt, 4,524.67; Cobourg, 4,742.45;
Cochrane, 2,799.88; Colborne, 2,097.90; Collingwood, 4,242.51; Copper Cliff,
1,541.43; Cornwall, 2,154.86; Delhi, 875.87; Deseronto, 1,587.60; Dryden,
1,578.69; Dundalk, 1,783.80; Dundas, 1,529.28; Dunnville, 5,412.62; Dur-
ham, 2,425.05; Dutton, 1,782.81; Elmira, 2,315.79; Elora, 951.41; Embrun,
641.52; Englehart, 2,228.08; Essex, 3,099.87; Etobicoke, 4,441.62; Exeter,
2,220.21; Fergus, 3,192.21; Finch, 1,790.10; Flesherton, 944.88; Forest, 2,646.30;
Fort Erie, 3,030.64; Fort Frances, 3,441.37; Fort William, 2,555.50; Gait,
1,485.43; Gananoque, 2,547.86; Georgetown, 1,694.52; Geraldton, 602.81;
Glencoe, 2,001.51 ; Goderich, 3,402.20; Gore Bav, 1,374.89; Gravenhurst, 1,776.82;
Grimsby, 1,764.98; Guelph, 2,338.79; Hagersville, 5,344.58; Haileybury, 2,086.56;
Hamilton, 5,977.73; Hanover, 3,397.23; Harriston, 1,374.81; Harrow, 443.07;
Havelock, 1,710.45; Hawkesbury, 4,454.68; Huntsville, 1,970.73; Ingersoll,
3,218.46; Iroquois, 2,519.10; Iroquois Falls, 1,695.33; Kapuskasing, 2,174.85;
Keewatin, 1,425.60; Kemptville, 3,568.73; Kenora, 4,807.58; Kincardine,
2,626.57; Kingston, 5,565.06; Kingsville, 1,463.34; Kitchener, 1,712.61; Lake-
field, 1,733.40; Leamington, 3,163.23; Lindsay, 5,463.55; Listowel, 2,165.13;
London, 10,064.79; Lucan, 1,691.28; Lucknow, 1,568.16; Madoc, 2,886.84;
Markdale, 1,652.40; Markham, 3,909.87; Marmora, 2,322.27; Mattawa, 1,201.23;
Maxville, 2,215.35; Meaford, 3,447.36; Merritton, 2,535.37; Midland, 2,761.88;
Milton, 1,654.83; Mimico, 9 909 59; Mitchell 2 395 98; Morewood, 1,317 59;
Morrisburg, 3,178.30; Mount Forest, 1,581.57; Napanee, 3,457.74; Nepean,
4,756.46; Newburgh, 1,598.94; Newcastle, 553.23; New Liskeard, 3,378.36; New-
market, 4,806.02; Niagara, 1,164.01 ; Niagara Falls, 4,080.13; North Bay, 4,173.55;
Norwich, 2,423.52; Norwood, 1,867.86; Oakville, 1,840.35; Omemee, 486.81;
Orangeville, 2,318.66; Orillia, 3,849.65; Oshawa, 2,060.15; Ottawa, 5,652.27;
Owen Sound, 1.973.96; Paris, 2,252.18; Parkhill, 1,313.88; Parry Sound, 2,997.54;
Pembroke, 1,415.30; Penetanguishene, 1,854.09; Perth, 3,884.94; Peterborough,
2,239.94; Petrolia, 4,590.50; Picton, 1,286.63; Plantagenet, 1,032.03; Port Arthur,
2,543.70; Port Colborne, 2,141.04; Port Credit, 5,277.96; Port Dover, 997.11; Port
Elgin, 2,292.47; Port Hope, 2,786.86; Port Perrv, 2,725.26; Port Rowan, 525.69;
Prescott, 2,226.01; Preston, 1,181.35; Rainy River, 1,905.79; Renfrew, 2,489.42;
Richmond Hill, 2,974.32; Ridgetown, 2,340.09; Ridgeway, 1,867.24; Rockland,
2,198.34; St. Catharines, 2,548.95; St. Mary's, 3,280.21; St. Thomas, 2,890.44;
Saltfleet, 1,101.60; Sarnia, 2,807.32; Sault Ste. Marie, 2,746.82; Scarborough,
3,139.74; Seaforth, 2,995.36; Shelburne, 2,095.47; Simcoe, 1,711.53; Smith's

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

C 31

High Schools and Collegiate Institutes Branch — Continued

General Legislative Grants — Continued

Falls, 5,867.23; Smithville, 1,087.83; Stratford, 5,162.10; Strathroy, 2,716.93
Stirling, 2,506.95; Streetsville, 1,669.09; Sturgeon Falls, 3,775.29; Sudbury
2,300.40; Sydenham, 927.45; Teck Township, 2,785,68; Thessalon, 1,955.34
Thornbury, 1,412.64; Thorold, 5,300.27; Tilburv, 1,530.90; Tillsonburg, 3,522.42
Timmins, 6,105.08; Tisdale (Schumacher), 4,619.43; Toronto, 27,475.24; Trenton
2,602.19; Tweed, 2,931.39; Uxbridge, 2,782.35; Vankleek Hill, 3,272.63; Vienna
1,219.28; Walkerton, 3,037.36; Wallaceburg, 2,959.30; Wardsville, 644.76
Waterdown, 1,238.49; Waterford, 1,880.82; Watford, 2,861.73; Welland, 1,971.48
Weston, 5,483.77; Whitby, 2,895.30; Wiarton, 2,260.85; Williamstown, 856.98
Winchester, 2,899.80; Windsor, 12,803.92; Wingham, 2,165.13; Woodstock
3,763.06; York Township, 29,309.31; York East, 8,048.58; York North, 3,755.63

627,707 35

High School Boards for Non-resident Pupils and High School Boards
Without Schools ($97,854.35)

High School Boards for Non-resident Pupils:

Bracebridge, 4,775.03; Chapleau, 490.19; Cobalt, 2,104.76; Cochrane, 2,265.73;
Fort Frances, 11,740.32; Fort William, 8,804.85; Geraldton, 2,380.08; Hailev-
bury, 1,258.66; Huntsville, 2,967.97; Kapuskasing, 2,445.77; Keewatin, 179.48;
Kenora, 1,448.28; Kirkland Lake, 3,152.85; Middlesex, 560.87; Midland, 446.91;
New Liskeard, 4,152.66; North Bay, 10,030.47; Port Arthur, 2,299.86; Rainy
River, 1,317.89; Sault Ste. Marie, 6,310.87; Sudbury, 4,030.22; Thessalon,
1,218.14; Timmins, 1,540.28; Tisdale, 7,578.25; Uxbridge, 134.36; Whitby,

230.26 83,865 01

Less : Refund, Board of Education, Kenora 1,504 25

82,360 76

High School Boards without Schools:

Albion, 352.14; Ancaster, 640.08; Barton, 399.46; Belleville, 218.28; Beverly,
660.45; Binbrook, 525.64; Brantford, 1,310.11; Caledon, 438.22; Chinguacousy,
1,123.59; Dumfries North, 466.68; Dumfries South, 440.16; Flamboro, 641.30;
Glandford, 341.69; Grantham, 808.63; Hespeler, 358.63; Leaside, 526.93; Lindsay,
292.25; Oakland, 139.19; Onondaga, 197.10; Port Dalhousie, 348.46; Tiny,
198.66; Toronto. 3,405.88; Toronto Gore, 204.78; Waterloo, 718.47; Wellesley,
253.14; Woolwich, 483.67 15,493 59

Night High Schools ($3,410.08)

Embrun, 213.00; Hamilton, 569.58; Ingersoll, 307.75; Midland, 48.50; Port Col-
borne, 172.50; Toronto, 1,190.83; East York, 907.92 3,410 08

Courses in Music ($17,614.94)

Sundry Boards 17,614 94

High Schools and Collegiate Institutes Branch $810,794 23

PUBLIC LIBRARIES BRANCH

Salaries ($9,251.50)
Permanent:

J. Craig, 1,500.00; O. A. A. Elliott, 1,075.00; S. B. Herbert, 2,416.67; J. McGclpin,
1,075 00; P. A. Spereman, 1,833.33; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Con-
tribution re Enlistments, 184.00 8,084 00

Temporary :

A. R. Jones, 900.00; J. R. Kennedy, 162.50; S. Metcalf, 105.00 1,167 50

Travelling Expenses ($203.31)
S. B. Herbert, 139.71 ; J. McGolpin, 14.30; P. A. Spereman, 49.30 203 31

C32 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Public Libraries Branch — Continued

Grants and Maintenance ($59,503.14)

Grants:

Sundry Library Boards in Cities, Towns and Villages 52,782 42

Miscellaneous:

Copp, Clark Co., Ltd., 253.21; King's Printer, 5,828.36; G. Rathbone Lumber

Co., Ltd., 240.00; Cartage, express and freight, 60.77; accounts under $100,

338.38 6,720 72

Travelling Libraries, Maintenance ($5,919.73)

T. Allen, Ltd., 252.43; Blue Ribbon Books, Ltd., 121.96; A. Britnell Book Shop,
450.76; W. Collins, Sons & Co., Ltd., 357.77; Copp, Clark Co., Ltd., 542.08;
J. M. Dent & Son, Ltd., 130.63; Dodd, Mead & Co., Ltd., 111.50; W. J. Gage
& Co., Ltd., 147.70; Longmans, Green & Co., Ltd., 238.05; Macmillan Company
of Canada, Ltd., 432.66; McClelland & Stewart, Ltd., 588.66; Oxford University

Press, 161.02; Ryerson Press, 1,165.37; S. J. R. Saunders, 176.56; Cartage,

express and freight, 662.55; newspapers and periodicals, 46.75; accounts under

$100, 333.28 5,919 73

Teachers' Circulating Library, Maintenance ($268.51)
Sundry Companies, books 268 51

Grants ($30,700.00)

Ottawa Association for the Blind 1,000 00

Ontario College of Art 27,000 00

Ontario Society of Artists 500 00

Royal Canadian Institute, Toronto 500 00

Royal Astronomical Society of Canada 500 00

Ontario Historical Society 1,000 00

L'Institut Canadien Francais d'Ottawa 200 00

Public Libraries Branch $105,846 19

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION BRANCH

Salaries ($43,491.64)

Permanent:

H. R. Anderson, 1,075.00; L. S. Beattie, 4,233.33; A. W. Cameron, 3,033.33;
V. F. Cooper, 1,075.00; N. Davies, 4,033.33; V. English, 1,200.00; M. Foy,
1,233.33; D. W. Gordon, 3,033.33; A. M. Hamill, 3,833.33; W. J. McCoy, 1,616.67;
E. I. McKim, 3,000.00; A. M. Moon, 4,033.33; W. Patterson, 1,633.33; F. V.
Preston, 1,075.00; F. S. Rutherford, 4,833.33; E. M. Strange, 1,500.00; J. F.
Urfen, 3,050.00 43,491 64

Travelling Expenses ($8,951.88)

L. S. Beattie, 1,275.17; A. W. Cameron, 557.88; N. Davies, 1,753.32; D. W. Gordon,
1,083.54; A. M. Hamill, 963.18; E. I. McKim, 623.43; A. M. Moon, 934.54;
W. Paterson, 25.05; C. W. Robb, 1,357.22; F. S. Rutherford, 185.60; J. F. Uffen,
177.65; Accounts under $25, 15.30 8,951 88

Manual Training and Home Economics Departments, Grants
and Maintenance ($76,736.04)

Public Schools:

Amherstburg,400.00; Arnprior, 200.00; Aurora, 300.00; Barrie, 200.00; Brampton
100.00; Brantford, 1,241.01; Carleton Place, 200.00; Chatham, 300.00; Chesley
300.00; Chippawa, 400.00; Clinton, 250.00; Cobourg, 400.00; Cochrane, 400.00
Collingwood, 400.00; Cornwall, 200.00; Dundas, 400.00; Dunnville, 300.00
Elmira, 400.00; Elora, 200.00; Englehart, 400.00; Exeter, 200.00; Falls View
2,045.56; Forest, 100.00; Forest Hill, 400.00; Fort Erie, 400.00; Garson Mines
240.00; Goderich, 400.00; Guelph, 400.00; Hamilton, 5,591.52; Hearst, 200.00
Hornepayne, 200.00; Ingersoll, 300.00; Kingston, 400.00; Kirkland Lake, 400.00
Kitchener, 1,799.88; Leaside, 400.00; London, 2,750.00; Niagara Falls, 2,400.00
Oshawa, 1,000.00; Ottawa, 3,818.45; Owen Sound, 400.00; Perth, 400.00; Peter
borough, 800.00; Petrolia, 400.00; Preston, 400.00; Riverside, 400.00; St. Cathar

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 33

Vocational Education Branch — Continued
Manual Training and Home Economics Departments, Grants, etc. — Continued
Public Schools — Continued

ines, 400.00; St. Mary's, 400.00; Sarnia, 800.00; Schumacher, 200.00; Seaforth,
400.00; Sioux Lookout, 300.00; South Mountain, 200.00; No. 1, Stamford,
400.00; No. 2, Stamford, 400.00; No. 3, Stamford, 400.00; No. 4, Stamford,
400.00; No. 5, Stamford, 800.00; No. 6, Stamford, 800.00; Stirling, 200.00;
Stratford, 400.00; Strathroy, 400.00; Swansea, 400.00; Thorold, 400.00; Toronto,
16,150.00; Waterloo, 400.00; Whitbv, 100.00; Wiarton, 200.00; Windsor, 3,050.00;
Woodstock, 600.00; East York, 1,618.26; York Township, 3,062.00; Zurich,
200.00 . 66,316 68

Separate Schools:

Amherstburg, 150.00; Belle River, 100.00; Belleville, 200.00; Brantford, 400.00;
Cobourg, 200.00; Cochrane, 400.00; Goderich, 100.00; Hamilton, 2,450.00;
Kingston, 200.00; Kitchener, 300.00; London, 400.00; No. 2, Nepean, 400.00;
Niagara Falls, 400.00; Ottawa, 2,814.86; Perth, 200.00; St. Mary's, 95.00;
Sault Ste. Marie, 300.60; Seaforth, 200.00; Stratford, 100.00; Waterloo, 100.00;
Windsor, 400.00; Woodslee, 400.00 10,310 46

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer 108 90

Agricultural Training in High Schools and Collegiate Institutes, Continuation
Schools and Fifth Classes, Grants and Maintenance ($10,850.96)

High Schools:

Alexandria, 91.40; Alliston, 14.75; Amherstburg, 2.72; Arthur, 38.89; Athens,
31.69; Beamsville, 93.42; Blenheim, 77.67; Bowmanville, 57.33; Bracebridge,
21.79; Brighton, 8.95; Burford, 10.82; Burlington, 30.01; Caledonia, 41.10;
Cayuga, 51.87; Chesterville, 11.72; Cobalt, 13.22; Dundas, 25.60; Dunnville,
27.31; Durham, 41.60; Elmira, 441.25; Essex, 37.07; Fergus, 41.98; Forest,
11.75; Fort Frances, 18.00; Grimsby, 35.63; Hagersville, 32.64; Haileybury,
12.54; Harrow, 22.01; Havelock, 49.35; Iroquois, 27.89; Kemptville, 98.22;
Kincardine, 21.50; Kingsville, 107.78; Lakefield, 100.00; Leamington, 11.62;
Listowel, 423.02; Lucan, 22.58; Madoc, 65.01; Markham, 50.40; Marmora,
8.00; Maxville, 11.31; Meaford, 44.97; Merritton, 19.31; Midland, 43.12; Milton,
30.45; Mitchell, 43.82; Morewood, 39.70; Mount Forest, 22.60; Nepean,
57.87; Newburgh, 13.97; Newcastle, 68.03; New Liskeard, 122.52; Niagara,
26.52; Norwich, 38.93; Norwood, 1.12; Oakville, 64.84; Omemee, 24.64;
Orangeville, 30.81; Petrolia, 22.15; Port Credit, 48.51; Port Elgin, 25.83; Port
Hope, 33.00; Port Perry, 1,726.83; Ridgetown, 127.37; Stoney Creek, 46.32;
Shelburne, 17.01; Simcoe, 129.46; Smithvllle, 30.19; Stirling, 24.26; Streetsville,
35.57; Sydenham, 10.22; Tilbury, 26.09; Trenton, 11.35; Tweed, 38.57; Ux-
bridge, 18.21; Waterdown, 15.99; Waterford, 8.84; Watford, 30.30; Whitby,
1,181.47; Williamstown, 61.06; Winchester, 42.42 6,745 65

Collegiate Institutes:

Barrie, 27.07; Belleville, 24.60; Brockville, 90.68; Clinton, 10.12; Cobourg,
14.06; Cornwall, 50.00; Fort William, 46.22; Goderich, 13.16; Ingersoll, 28.05;
Kitchener, .50; Lindsay, 56.15; Napanee, 47.35; Orillia, 44.88; Oshawa, 4.26;
Perth, 53.62; Picton, 22.10; Port Arthur, 46.77; Renfrew, 78.18; Scarborough,
103.80; Seaforth, 36.00; Smith's Falls, 170.00; Stamford, 42.41; Strathroy,
78.63; East York Township, 34.32; York Township, 100.43 1,223 36

Continuation Schools:

Agincourt, 20.81; Ailsa Craig, 16.42; Arkona, 20.68; Ayr, 4.72; Beaverton,
28.24; Bothwell, 17.92; Brooklin, 3.12; Brownsville, 13.09; Burk's Falls, 12.66;
Chatsworth, 33.96; Coldwater, 3.55; Comber, 5.52; Drayton, 624.29; Drumbo,
35.37; Eganville, 4.12; Elgin, 35.78; Embro, 25.98; Florence, 51.05; Fordwich,
8.80; Forest Hill Village, 61.42; Grand Valley, 11.98; Hepworth, 33.99; Ilderton,
8.75; R.R. No. 2, Ilderton, 10.35; Inglewood, 25.69; Lynden, 59.71; Lyndhurst,
61.73; Melbourne, 5.10; Merlin, 17.15; Merrickville, 66.59; Milverton, 12.94;
Mindemoya, 14.66; Minesing, 23.93; Mount Albert, 60.44; Mount Brydges,
25.24; Mount Elgin, 22.29; Mount Pleasant, 24.22; New Dundee, 32.96; New
Hamburg, 94.19; Orono, 6.02; Pelham, 69.72; Port McNicoll, 1.80; Princeton.

C34

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. I

Vocational Education Branch — Continued

Agricultural Training in High Schools, etc. — Continued

Continuation Schools — Continued

31.43; Richard's Landing, 6.40; Russell, 66.41; St. George, 49.91; Seeley's Bay,
31.20; Sparta, 6.55; Stevensville, 27.45; Sundridge, 60.44; Tamworth, 31.96;
Teeswater, 28.63; Thamesford, 27.58; Thamesville, 32.66; Tiverton, 26.52;
Wheatley, 419.62; Woodville, 10.35 2,574 06

Public Schools:

Hespeler, 51.08; Innerkip, 28.91; Kitchener, 4.85; Toronto, 54.32; Waterloo,

22.81 161 97

Separate Schools:

Charlottenburgh, 25.17; Cornwall, 11.85 37 02

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer 108 90

High Schools:

Home Economics and General Shop Work, Grants
and Maintenance ($91,975.66)

Amherstburg, 600.00; Arnprior, 8,909.63; Athens, 475.00; Aurora, 1,531.28
Aylmer, 550.00; Blenheim, 425.00; Burford, 550.00; Caledonia, 400.00; Camp
bellford, 800.00; Carleton Place, 600.00; Cayuga, 350.00; Chesley, 300.00
Chesterville, 325.00; Cobalt, 300.00; Cochrane, 800.00; Copper Cliff, 775.00
Delhi, 7,979.37; Dundas, 550.00; Dunnville, 471.75; Durham, 400.00; Elmira
475.00; Elora, 450.00; Englehart, 150.00; Exeter, 550.00; Fergus, 700.00; Forest
775.00; Fort Erie, 812.50; Fort Frances, 950.00; Hagersville, 600.00; Hearst
150.00; Kapuskasing, 750.00; Kenora, 737.87; Kingsville, 600.00; Leamington
887.50; Merritton, 1,552.38; Midland, 600.00; Morewood, 475.00; Oakville
450.00; Orangeville, 575.00; Palmerston, 475.00; Petrolia, 600.00; Port Col
borne, 775.00; Port Elgin, 600.00; Preston, 750.00; Ridgeway, 482.50; Stirling
700.00; Stratford, 153.58; Thorold, 350.00; Waterford, 725.00; Watford, 425.00
Wiarton, 475.00; Winchester, 400.00

16,243 36

Collegiate Institutes:

Brockville, 650.00; Chatham, 400.00; Clinton, 500.00; Cobourg, 900.00; Colling
wood, 700.00; Goderich, 538.80; Ingersoll, 625.00; Kitchener, 1,354.50; London
1,200.00; Ottawa, 1,100.00; Perth, 650.00; St. Mary's, 875.00; Seaforth, 745.28
Smith's Falls, 661.65; Stratford, 600.00; Strathroy, 600.00; Toronto, 2,734.46
Windsor, 1,400.00; Woodstock, 750.00

16,984 69

Continuation Schools:

Agincourt, 300.00; Blackstock, 300.00; Cobden, 701.88; Delaware, 636.63
Florence, 635.35; Forest Hill, 625.00; Hallville, 225.00; Hornepayne, 375.00
Lefrov, 550.00; Lvndhurst, 350.00; Manotick, 2,975.90; Port McNicoll, 200.00
Rodney, 275.00; Selkirk, 200.00; Sioux Lookout, 450.00; Southampton, 300.00
South Mountain, 300.00; Stouffville, 550.00; Warkworth, 486.86

10,436 62

Public Schools:

Garson Mine, 2,058.00; Kitchener, 4,803.95; Leaside, 600.00; Riverside, 575.00;
Sioux Lookout, 84.27; Waterloo, 400.00; Zurich, 150.00

8,671 22

Separate Schools:

Belle River, 400.00; Belleville, 300.00; Brantford, 2,474.80; Hamilton, 725.00;
Kingston, 275.00; Kitchener, 450.00; London, 645.85; No. 2, Nepean, 677.43;
Ottawa, 2,150.00; Rochester and Maidstone, 321.84; Waterloo, 175.00; Windsor,
644.85; Woodslee, 400.00

9,639 77

Day and Evening Classes ($1,899,211.55)

Maintenance Grants:

Barrie, 4,392.77; Beamsville, 2,103.49; Belleville, 8,349.80; Brantford, 13,906.22;
Brockville, 4,809.44; Chatham, 11,321.22; Collingwocd, 308.25; Cornwall,
11,496.76; Dunnville, 309.00; Fort Erie, 4,329.62; Fort Frances, 3,347.28;

19 42-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CJ5

Vocational Education Branch — Continued
Day and Evening Classes — Continued
Maintenance Grants — Continued

Fort William, 28,161.17; Gait, 10,973.96; Guelph, 9,921.64; Haileybury, 4,814.68;
Hamilton, 82,203.87; Kemptville, 1,158.88; Kingston, 11,943.03; Kirkland
Lake, 16,048.38; Kitchener, 15,265.02; London, 35,272.65; Napanee, 2,034.08;
New Toronto, 69.00; Niagara Falls, 12,481.98; North Bay, 14,014.29; Oshawa,
13,915.24; Ottawa. 59,075.37; Owen Sound, 10,268.57; Pembroke, 4,611.47;
Perth, 3,270.75; Peterborough, 15,592.15; Picton, 2,195.12; Port Arthur,
23,967.64; Renfrew, 5,133.81; Ridgetown, 4,111.27; St. Catharines, 17,303.62;
St. Thomas, 13,309.10; Sarnia, 15,536.07; Sault Ste. Marie, 17,688.75; Scar-
borough, 4,753.60; Simcoe, 5,626.56; Stamford, 4,318.28; Stratford, 6,863.19;
Sudbury, 25,658.91 ; Timmins, 16,425.24; Toronto, 318,595.45; Welland, 13,238.26;
Weston, 14,615.16; Windsor, 29,872.38; Woodstock, 5,704.95; York East,
9,274.73; York North, 3,613.91; York Township, 11,821.13; Department of
Labour, Vocational Apprenticeship Classes, 45.00 985,442 16

Debenture Grants:

Beamsville, 2,096.15; Belleville, 10,410.58; Brantford, 5,301.18; Cornwall,

3,529.01; Fort William, 19,668.52; Gait, 12,842.76; Guelph, 3,878.94; Hamilton,

34,892.44; Kingston, 9,823.32; Kirkland Lake, 3,689.34; Kitchener, 9,291.25;

London, 9,996.63; Niagara Falls, 1,255.19; North Bay, 12,699.30; Oshawa,

11,209.31; Ottawa, 7,675.19; Owen Sound, 8,345.60; Peterborough, 8,993.73;

Port Arthur, 21,795.01; Renfrew, 2,986.61; St. Thomas, 8,955.99; Sault Ste.

Marie, 7,848.75; Simcoe, 3,221.86; Stamford, 1,900.00; Sudbury, 6,210.33;

Timmins, 6,872.54; Toronto, 72,985.60; Welland, 5,734.28; Weston, 5,085.81;

Windsor, 594,126.94 913,322 16

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer, 418.68; Accounts under $100, 28.55 447 23

Trade Schools ($2,522.54)
Salary, Temporary:

W. S. Kirkland 2,400 00

Miscellaneous:

W. S. Kirkland, travelling expenses, 94.12; King's Printer, 28.42 122 54

Grant to Haileybury High School for Mining Education ($2,000.00)

High School Board, Haileybury 2,000 00

Grant to Sudbury High School for Mining Education ($2,000.00)
High School Board, Sudbury 2,000 00

Grant to Canadian National Institute for the Blind to assist in Maintaining
and Developing its Activities on behalf of the Adult Blind of the
Province ($60,000.00)

Canadian National Institute for the Blind 60,000 00

Grant to National Society of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing ($9,100.00)

National Society of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing 9,100 00

War Emergency Vocational Courses ($243,145.41)

Schedule "G", Aircraft Mechanics

and
Schedule "K", Industrial Training for War Work

Summary

Trainees, Subsistence Allowances 1,292,343 12

Trainees, Transportation 12,589 98

C36 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Vocational Education Branch — Continued

War Emergency Vocational Courses — Continued

Summary — Continued

Instructors, etc., Salaries 1,038,026 31

Supervisors, Travelling Expenses 12,375 42

Equipment, Tools, Supplies, etc 224,709 39

Gross Expenditure : 2,580,044 22

Less Refunds, etc.:

Dominion Government:

Cash Repayments 2,159,241 29

Equipment Sold to Province of

Ontario settled by contra account 27,915 26

2,187,156 55

Sales of Products and Material 3,241 78

Sale of Equipment to Schools 13,134 16

2,203,532 49

Amount Transferred to Department of

Labour, Schedule "G" (see page Hll) 133,366 32

2,336,898 81

Net Expenditure 243,145 41

Trainees, subsistence allowances, 1,292,343.12; Trainees, transportation, 12,589.98;
Instructors, etc., salaries, 1,038.026.31; Supervisors, travelling expenses, 12,375.42;

Addressograph-Multigraph of Canada, Ltd., 1,121.38; Aerovox, Canada,

Ltd., 204.18; Aikenhead Hardware, Ltd., 4,031.89; D. Aitchison Lumber Co.,
Ltd., 1,081.01; Allan Lumber Co., Ltd., 117.50; Alloy Metal Sales, Ltd., 115.30;
Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd., 690.49; H. Arnold, 308.36; Art Metropole,
257.93; Atlas Polar Co., Ltd., 443.00; Atlas Steels, Ltd., 3,315.89; Baines &
David, Ltd., 761.68; F. F. Barber Machinery Co., Ltd., 105.21; Barton Electric
Works, 133.25; Bates Hardware, 666.77; Beacon Industries of Canada, Ltd.,
106.00; Beardmore & Co., Ltd., 456.27; Bell Thread Co., Ltd., 242.58; Board
of Education, Belleville, 275.54; Belmont Launderers & Cleaners, 113.98; Geo.
H. Belton Lumber Co., 105.82; Bennet & Elliott, Ltd., 1,864.51; Benson-Wilcox
Electric Co., 158.93; Black & Decker Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 120.98; Bond
Engineering Works, Ltd., 119.88; Anthony Bowman, Ltd., 718.73; Bowra's
Electric, 129.54; British American Oil Co., Ltd., 263.83; British Drug Houses
(Canada), Ltd., 230.18; Brown, Boggs, Foundry & Machinery Co., Ltd., 488.67;
Buntin, Gillies & Co., Ltd., 346.88; Burgess Battery Co., 102.24; P. Burns
& Co., Ltd., 100.90; H. C. Burton & Co., 127.75; Business Supply Co., Ltd.,
112.15; J. Cadovius, 127.13; Canada Building Materials, Ltd., 188.17; Canada
Machinery Corporation, Ltd., 233.06; Canada Metal Co., Ltd., 379.91; Canada
Wire & Cable Co., Ltd., 650.08; Canada Sandpapers, Ltd., 103.86; Canadian Car-
borundum Co., Ltd., 100.78; Canadian Durex Abrasives, Ltd., 122.04; Canadian
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd., 4,350.44; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.,
1,385.94; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd., 1,780.67; Canadian Liquid Air
Co., Ltd., 10,807.90; Canadian Radio Supply, 386.66; Canadian Tire Corpora-
tion, Ltd., 540.47; Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd., 863.67; Gus Cancilla,
537.40; Central Overall Cleaners & Supply Co., Ltd., 2,634.35; Central Scientific
Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,238.65; Chadwick Electric Co., Ltd., 160.01;
Chatham Daily News, 247.68; Chown, Ltd., 217.46; Christie Bros. & Co., Ltd.,
240.80; Cities Heating Co., Ltd., 222.72; G. H. Clark & Co., 145.25; Cleveland
Pneumatic Tool Company of Canada, Ltd., 247.76; Cloke & Son, Ltd., 336.48;
W. O. Clow, 152.67; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 6,570.42; Cody's Wall-
paper & Painters Supply House, 192.87; Consumers Lumber Co., Ltd., 124.60;
Cooksville Co., Ltd., 116.82; Copp, Clark Co., Ltd., 298.66; Cowan Hardware,
Ltd., 400.01; Jas. Cowan & Co., Ltd., 713.06; Coy Bros., 155.35; A. Cross &
Co., Ltd., 100.00; W. H. Cunningham & Hill, Ltd., 199.78; W. B. Dalton & Sons,
Ltd., 103.86; Dennisteel Corporation, Ltd., 123.34; Department of Provincial
Treasurer (Ontario), fidelity bonds, 134.21; Department of Labour (Ontario),
130.66; Henry Disston & Sons, Ltd., 188.25; Dominion Lumber & Coal Co.,
Ltd., 338.99; Dominion Oxygen Co., Ltd., 4,460.05; Dominion Plywoods, Ltd.,
117.00; Dominion Twist Drill, Ltd., 1,372.08; Jas. T. Donnolly Co., Ltd.,
401.53; Drummond, McCall & Co., Ltd., 354.50; East Hamilton Radio Ex-
change, 119.17; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 774.30; E. B. Eddy Co., Ltd., 260.81; Eggett
& Co., 115.00; Empire Stove & Furnace Co., 109.02; Employer's Liability

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 37

Vocational Education Branch — Continued

War Emergency Vocational Courses — Continued

Assurance Corporation, Ltd., 323.75; Evans Lumber Co., Ltd., 112.50; Fisher
& Son, 135.84; Fisher Scientific Co., Ltd., 174.87; Fort William Daily Times
Journal, 351.34; F. S. Fosdick, 148.00; A. J. Frank & Son, 2,877.55; Frank
Bros., 944.08; Gait Daily Reporter, 152.40; Garage Supply Co., Ltd., 301.71;
General Films, Ltd., 141.75; T. B. George & Co., 553.82; D. Gestetner (Canada),
Ltd., 746.23; G. A. Gillies, 107.27; Ginn & Co., 601.34; M. S. Glassco Co., Ltd.,
375.00; Goderich Signal-Star Press, Ltd., 103.50; Gordon, Mackay & Co., Ltd.,
108.27; Guaranty Motor Co., Ltd., 476.60; Guittard & Co., 112.50; Hall Bros.
Hardware, 268.95; Board of Education, Hamilton, 943.63; Hamilton Leather
Belting Co., 212.61; Hamilton Spectator, 1,012.82; Hamilton Technical Insti-
tute, 985.84; Hanson & Edgar, Ltd., 159.47; John Harrison & Sons Co., Ltd.,
132.58; C. H. Henze Co., Ltd., 241.14; Hobbs Hardware Co., Ltd., 563.37;
Hollup Corporation, Ltd., 912.30; Wendell Holmes, Ltd., 165.95; Hoover Co.,
Ltd., 197.07; Houston Co., Ltd., 173.32; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 434.98; Interlake
Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 146.79; Instrument's, Ltd., 134.73; W. H. Kerfoot,
152.90; Kerr & Coombs Foundry Co., Ltd., 213.97; W. R. Kernochan Lumber
& Sash Co., 311.78; Keyes Supply Co., Ltd., 795.41; Kilgour's, Ltd., 145.57;
King's Printer, 1,839.71; Kitchener Daily Record, 343.75; Kitchener- Waterloo
Collegiate Board, 137.84; Wm. Knell & Co., Ltd., 270.59; Levitt Safety Appliance
Co., 637.00; Lincoln Electric Company of Canada, Ltd., 3,543.25; Link-Belt,
Ltd., 176.64; Board of Education, London, 180.45; London Free Press, 1,280.50;
London Metal Services, 191.90; London Public Utilities Commission, 333.00;
London Soap Co., Ltd., 340.35; James Lumbers Co., Ltd., 663.23; Lynn, Mac-
Leod Engineering Supplies, Ltd., 1,292.03; Maclachlan Lumber & Woodwork-
ing Co., 116.00; Macmillan Company of Canada, Ltd., 908.60; Marshall-Eccle-
stone, Ltd., 205.80; Marshall Foundry, 911.86; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 310.82;
Martlin & Lawrie, Ltd., 390.47; Masco Co., Ltd., 977.29; Massey-Harris Co.,
Ltd., 152.25; McBain Foundry, 779.60; McBean & Verrall, 200.75; R. Mc-
Dougall Co., Ltd., 451.95; McFarlane, Son & Hodgson, Ltd., 160.96; A. McGlash-
an, Ltd., 362.77; G. G. McKeough, Ltd., 210.58; McKeough & Trotter, Ltd.,
337.67; J. W. McMaster, Ltd., 118.62; Meretsky, Burnstine & Meretsky, 1,903.64;
Miller-Morris, Ltd., 1,884.30; N. Miller & Son, 124.75; Mimeograph Co., Ltd.,
402.29; J. R. Moodie Co., Ltd., 200.00; Motor Accessory & Supply Co., Ltd.,
349.50; Moyer School Supplies, Ltd., 106.63; Nagel Auto Parts, 264.65; National
Automotive Parts, Ltd., 246.49; National Auto Supply Co., 577.68; National
Grocers Co., Ltd., 153.28; National Stationers, Ltd., 636.45; Board of Educa-
tion, Niagara Falls, 182.66; Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 182.23; Northern
Electric Co., Ltd., 296.35; Northern Life Assurance Company of Canada, 585.00;
Norton Company of Canada, Ltd., 342.02; Norwood Lumber, Ltd., 482.02;
Nova Scotia Technical College, 277.40; Ontario Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 308.44;
Oshawa Collegiate Institute Board, 137.50; Board of Education, Ottawa, 423.54;
Owen Sound Daily Sun Times, 102.00; Parkdale Auto Wreckers, 272.47; Peck-
overs, Ltd., 2,706.24; People's Gas & Supply Co., Ltd., 748.76; G. D. Peters,
Company of Canada, Ltd., 204.90; H. W. Petrie Co., Ltd., 185.50; Sir Isaac
Pitman (Canada), Ltd., 378.17; Pollard Manufacturing Co., Ltd, 186.32; Power-
lite Devices, Ltd., 121.90; Pratt & Whitney of Canada, 1,046.67; E. Pullan
Wipers & Waste Co., Ltd., 120.76; Queen City Leather Works, 142.66; Radio
Laboratories, 149.28; Radio Trade Supply Co., Ltd., 259.79; H. E. Ratz Lumber,
184.15; J. Frank Raw Co., Ltd., 151.80; Remington Rand, Ltd., 1,085.97;
Robbins, & Myers Company of Canada, Ltd., 212.92; Ryerson Press, 251.19;
Safety Supply Co., 263.54; St. Thomas Times Journal, 200.45; Samuel Son,
& Co., 433.86; Sarnia Canadian Observer, 217.92; Shaw & Wright, Ltd., 570.88;
Sheldon's, Ltd., 119.44; Simpson Planing Mill Co., Ltd., 940.38; Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 134.24; John B. Smith & Sons, Ltd., 176.31; N. Smith Belting
Works, Ltd., 210.12; Snap-on-Tocls of Canada, Ltd., 259.88; Snelling Paper
Sales, Ltd., 171.41; S & S Auto Parts, 250.70; Stainton & Evis, Ltd., 113.25;
Standard Motor Replacements, Ltd., 131.61; State Education Department,
New York, 177.32; Steel Company of Canada, Ltd., 2,381.54; Sterling Electric
Co., Ltd., 390.71; Stratford Beacon Herald, 323.74; Sudbury Daily Star, 301.10;
Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 247.18; Geo. Taylor Hardware, Ltd., 1,025.74; Taylor
Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 197.76; Board of Education, Toronto, 4,331.01;
Toronto Daily Star, 3,703.92; Toronto Evening Telegram, 3,561.14; Toronto
Globe & Mail, 3,010.39; Samuel Trees & Co., Ltd., 247.34; Underwood Elliott
Fisher, Ltd., 493.34; Union Twist Drill Co. (Butterfield Division), 1,075.26;
United Paper Mills, Ltd., 962.40; University of Western Ontario, 1,014.23;
Vallance, Brown & Co., Ltd., 1,425.89; Wabi Iron Works, Ltd., 167.91; Walker
Hardware Co., Ltd., 156.14; Wall Chemicals Canadian Corporation, Ltd.,
1,439.06; Wayne Forge & Machine Co., Ltd., 127.00; Weber Hardware Co.,

CSS PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Vocational Education Branch — Continued

War Emergency Vocational Courses — Continued

Ltd., 613.37; Wells-Curtis, 169.92; Wells Foundry Co., Ltd., 651.00; Welsh
Lumber Co., Ltd., 173.96; W. J. Westaway Co., Ltd., 517.04; Whites Hard-
ware, Ltd., 552.57; Wholesale Radio Co., Ltd., 618.55; Wilkinson-Kompass,
Ltd., 3,163.50; A. R. Williams Machinery Co., Ltd., 3,188.60; Williams Tool
Corporation, 461.02; Wilson-Munroe Co., Ltd., 147.25; Williams & Wilson,
Ltd., 1,130.90; Windsor Daily Star, 327.12; Windsor Wiping Cloth Co., 323.58;
J. T. Wing & Co., 899.52; F. W. Woolworth Co., Ltd., 4,699.20; Wood, Alexander
& James, Ltd., 866.21; A. Workman & Co., Ltd., 292.16; James Wright & Co.,

979.20; York Knitting Mills, Ltd., 101.25; Cartage, express and freight,

1,984.23; postage, 1,640.05; telegrams, 260.20; telephone, 1,675.30; accounts
under $100, 20,930.77; Equipment purchased from Department of Labour,

Ottawa, settled by contra account, 27,915.26 2,580,044 22

Less: Refunds, etc. (see Page C 36) 2,336,898 81

243,145 41

Vocational Education Branch $2,449,985 68

ONTARIO TRAINING COLLEGE FOR TECHNICAL TEACHERS

Salaries ($720.00)
Permanent:

C. C. Ashcroft, 4,000.00; J. A. G. Easton, 3,655.84; T. W. Nicholls, 720.00

Total 8,375 84

Less: Transferred to War Emergency Vocational Courses. . . 7,655 84

720 00

Maintenance ($2,104.68)

Hamilton Board of Education, 1,191.48; City of Hamilton, 113.70; Hamilton
Hydro-Electric System, 568.54; Newspapers and periodicals, 48.75; tele-
phone, 157.21; accounts under $100, 25.00 2,104 68

Ontario Training College for Technical Teachers $2,824 68

SUPERANNUATED TEACHERS

Annual Retiring Allowances to Teachers and Inspectors ($1,488.50)

Sundry Persons 1,488 50

Compassionate Allowances for Ex-Teachers ($4,659.13)

Sundry Persons 4,659 1 3

Superannuated Teachers $6,147 63

PROVINCIAL AND OTHER UNIVERSITIES
Grants ($1,945,000.00)

University of Toronto, Ontario College of Education for Training of High School

Assistants, etc 255,000 00

University of Toronto, Special Grant 1,050,000 00

University of Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 5,000 00

University of Western Ontario 260,000 00

Queen's University 275,000 00

University of Toronto, Special for Deficit Account 100,000 00

Provincial and Other Universities $1,945,000 00

ONTARIO SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, BELLEVILLE

Salaries ($78,606.65)

Permanent:

K. Bawden, 1,200.00; P. Boulton, 1,300.00; L. J. Burnside, 1,416.67; G. E. I.
Burt, 1,416.67; G. C. Caldwell, 600.00; M. I. Cass, 1,516.67; J. Chant, 150.00;
F. H. Chesher, 1,800.00; A. J. Clare, 1,216.67; J. Clelland, 562.50; R. Coles,

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 39

Ontario School for the Deaf, Belleville — Continued
Salaries — Continued

Permanent — Continued

1,400.00; F. Cook, 1,200.00; M. E. Crosby, 300.00; F. P. Cunningham, 1,500.00;
K. B. Daly, 1,316.67; C. L. Ellis, 1,500.00; F. A. Fitzgerald, 1,300.00; H. R.
Flagler, 1,200.00; C. Ford, 2,533.33; S. A. Gordon, 1,516.67; V. G. Handley,
1,716.67; R. R. M. Hanley, 281.25; G. M. Harris, 716.67; M. I. Hegle, 1,216.67;
J. W. Hodgson, 1,150.00; C. A. Holmes, 1,500.00; H. M. Keeler, 1,216.67;
E. B. Lally, 2,200.00; M. Leacock, 500.00; M. C. Maloney, 1,216.67; C. B.
McGuire, 2,116.67; M. E. Meagher, 656.25; W. J. Morrison, 4,483.33; M. E.
Nichol, 656.25; E. M. Nurse, 1,716.67; B. M. O'Connor, 1,150.00; M. B. O'Sulli-
van, 468.75; E. N. Panter, 625.00; R. T. Post, 1,200.00; L. A. Reid, 925.00;
M. M. Reid, 1,216.67; B. Rierdon, 1,600.00; H. M. Shannon, 1,150.00; A. M. P.
Stafford, 1,616.67; A. C. Stratton, 500.00; J. H. Sweet, 900.00; R. W. Tennent,
900.00; R. Van Allen, 1,216.67; R. H. Vaughan, 125.00; A. Wannamaker,
1,325.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments,
95.00 61,303 38

Temporary:

A. G. Davidson, 1,200.00; F. M. Lovering, 700.00; M. E. Molyneux, 1,125.00;
G. Simpson, 960.00; Domestic Help, Cooks, Maids, Seamstress, 7,418.99; Farm
Hand, 180.00; Supervisors, 4,960.00 16,543 99

Extra Services:

H. R. Flagler, 200.00; J. W. Hodgson, 175.00; M. C. Maloney, 175.00; A. Wanna-
maker, 209.28 759 28

Travelling Expenses ($685.98)

H. M. Keeler, 26.75; C. B. McGuire, 53.44; W. J. Morrison, 131.99; Sundry pupils

and attendants, 362.25. Accounts under $25, 111.55 685 98

Maintenance ($57,028.33)

Medicine and Medical Comforts 560 11

Groceries and Provisions 17,585 60 •

Bedding, Clothing and Supplies 943 43

Fuel, Light, Power and Water 6,782 49

Laundry, Soap and Cleaning 2,276 63

Furniture and Furnishings 2,134 34

Farm Expenses 3,845 42

Repairs and Alterations 3,217 73

School Supplies and Equipment 2,209 90

Purchase and Maintenance of Motor Conveyance 379 12

Contingencies 4,661 53

Rentals 10,465 37

Living Allowances 1,966 66

Baker's Fruit Market, 265.58; Belleville Creameries, 2,493.51; Belleville Steam
Laundry, 1,481.16; Belleville Utilities Commission, 1,551.67; Black's Meat
Market, 346.21; Boland & Boland, 224.30; B. K. Brown, 312.80; B. W. Brown,
293.20; R. A. Bull, 459.68; F. E. Clare, 1,458.25; A. Ciceri, 764.16; I. V. Connor,
929.03; Dolan Drug Store, 157.88; Dustbane Products, Ltd., 183.02; Empire
Fruits & Vegetables, 764.05; Evans' Fish Store, 122.26; Farm Department,
School, 3,561.34; Gordon Mackay & Co., Ltd., 451.37; Glenburnie Orchards,
412.50; L. E. Grills, 200.00; L. Hamilton, 744.33; Harris Bread Co., 168.32;
G. M. Hendry Co., Ltd., 211.61; T. J. Holland & Co., 309.25; Kilgour's, Ltd.,
168.82; King's Printer, 270.17; Lattimer's Drug Store, Ltd., 153.18; S. Lazier,
3,000.00; J. Lewis Co., 460.12; J. Livesay, 1.220;86; London Soap Co., Ltd.,
314.48; B. O. Lott, 136.25; Mackenzie & Co., 1,323.07; McCarthy Milling
Co., Ltd., 795.60; Mcintosh Bros., 427.88; E. D. Mott, 220.78; G. H. Mouck,
960.00; Moyer School Supplies, Ltd., 253.64; National Grocers Co., Ltd.,
1,949.20; T. Nelson & Sons, Ltd., 111.05; Ontario Intelligencer, 298.58; Purity
Bakery, 461.20; W. Rankin, 450.00; Reid's Dairy, 730.34; Rierdon Coal Co.,
765.35; Riggs Motor Sales, 205.23; A. Salz, 450.00; J. A. Shannon, 872.50;
Schuster Co., Ltd., 4,710.51; A. A. Sills, 1,859.68; Sills Book Store, 569.53;
Smith Hardware, 192.63; Sprungs' Bakery, 743.90; L. Stark, 285.00; Sundry
Persons, Boarded-out Students, 555.75; Sundry Employees, living allowances,

e — P.A.

C40 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario School for the Deaf, Belleville — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

1,966.66; Sundry Persons, room rent for maids, 858.97; Supertest Petroleum
Corporation, Ltd., 363.63; T. C. Thompson, 679.87; Treasurer, Bridge St.
United Church, 686.66; Tucker & Coombs, 134.63; R. Vanderwater, 175.00;
Walker Hardware Co., 346.25; Warden, St. Thomas' Church, 2,100.00; Wendell
Ho'mes, Ltd., 100.88; White's Meat Market, 382.39; J. C. Winston Co., Ltd.,
116.13; Wray's Home Furnishers, 999.25; York Trading Co., Ltd., 1,031.25;

Cartage, express and freight, 37.81; postage, 188.75; telephone, 551.39;

accounts under $100, 3,528.03 57,028 33

Ontario School for the Deaf, Belleville $136,320 96

ONTARIO SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, BRANTFORD

Salaries ($56,978.95)
Permanent:

J. D. Ansell, 1,600.00; J. E. Babb, 1,516.67; L. M. Behrns, 1,216.67; H. Bond,
1,486.00; B. T. Cameron, 1,050.00; L. D. Carroll, 756.25; D. J. Coutts, 1,125.00;
J. J. Dakin, 843.75; I. Draper, 1,716.67; D. E. Haight, 1,216.67; A. M. Hodge,
1,516.67; M. L. Howell, 656.25; M. M. Hunter, 1,050.00; M. V. Kellett, 1,200.00;
P. King, 1,516.67; W. H. Little, 1,833.33; D. M. Lord, 400.00; F. Lord, 1,200.00;
A. G. MacGillivray, 1,000.00; J. C. MacKellar, 1,200.00; J. A. Marquis, 750.00;
M. T. Millar, 925.00; S. Miller, 1,216.67; M. A. Milne, 1,216.67; E. A. C. Murray,
1,216.67; A. O'Donohue, 1,516.67; Z. Perry, 1,216.67; A. G. Riddolls, 1,233.33;
G. H. Ryerson, 2,488.00; D. Saunders, 1,300.00; R. F. Troughton, 1,200.00;
H. J. Vallentyne, 5,000.00 43,380 28

Temporary :

L. D. Carroll, 243.75; N. Charlton, 76.00; J. J. Dakin, 281.25; R. Harrett,
400.00; G. A. Jackson, 1,050.00; H. Lindsay, 28.00; A. N. Matthews, 1,500.00;
A. Tellson, 100.00; B. Weller, 1,200.00; E. F. Whittle, 900.00; Domestic Help:
Cooks, Laundresses, Maids, Watchman, 7,819.67 13,598 67

Travelling Expenses ($329.00)

P. King, 29.08; Public Utilities Commission Transportation Department, 27.00;

H. J. Vallentyne, 209.37; Accounts under $25, 63.55 329 00

Maintenance ($34,212.79)

Medicine and Medical Comforts 406 49

Groceries and Provisions 14,734 51

Bedding, Clothing and Shoes 387 81

Fuel, Light, Power and Water 11,007 79

Laundry, Soap and Cleaning 1,193 24

Furniture and Furnishings 345 88

Farm and Garden 686 15

Repairs and Alterations 1,968 04

School Supplies and Equipment 1,034 09

Dental and Oculist Services 431 00

Contingencies 2,017 79

C. K. Addison, 102.47; J. Bishop & Son, Ltd., 102.84; N. W. Bragg, 150.00; Brant
Ave. United Church, 100.00; Brantford Fuel and Supply, Ltd., 853.82; Brant-
ford Public Utilities Commission, 2,027.79; Brantford Produce Co., Ltd.,
1,294.52; W. Brittain & Sons, 730.15; Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 518.14; Canadian
National Institute for the Blind, 147.90; P. D. Cohoe, 177.00; Dearborn Chem-
ical Co., Ltd., 102.15; Douglas Seed Co., 456.15; Duncan & Perry, 188.18; E. B.
Eddy Co., Ltd., 184.40; Elliott & Wedlake, 201.05; Farm Department, School,
1,234.81; R. Feely, 218.38; L. Gilmour, 764.76; Gowman Grocery, 220.81; J. L.
Greenwood, 130.00; Hurley Printing Co., Ltd., 220.50; Ingleby-Taylor Co.,
Ltd., 139.12; James Coal Co., 8,150.04; S. C. Johnson & Son, Ltd., 373.06;
J. Kew, 125.34; King's Printer, 583.03; J. M. A. Lefebvre, 316.00; London
Soap Co., Ltd., 215.90; Louden's Bakery, 566.23; P. Luciani & Co., 145.85;
Maple Leaf Dairy Co., 656.33; McDougall Bros., 459.17; J. McHutchion,
Ltd., 959.79; P. J. O'Connor, 112.63; Ontario Reformatory Industries, 2,628.21;
J. Peace & Sons, 154.32; Purity Dairy Products, 811.51; T. E. Robson, 189.18;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION C 41

Ontario School for the Blind, Brantford — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

St. Williams Preservers, Ltd., 189.80; Silverstein's, 414.07; Stedman's Book
Store, 157.68; J. L. Sutherland, Ltd., 154.61; Tovell's Drug Store, 215.53;
G. E. Townson, 635.33; Vanstone's, 128.95; G. Watt & Sons, Ltd., 1,147.21;
White's Drug Store, 133.22; J. R. Will, 281.00; Woodstock Pipe Organ Build-
ers, Ltd., 319.25; Young, Winfield & Co., Ltd., 202.19; Cartage, express

and freight, 50.48; postage, 171.35; telephone, 309.29; accounts under $100,

2,991.30 34,212 79

Ontario School for the Blind, Brantford $91,520 74

STATUTORY

Minister's Salary ($8,000.00)

Hon. D. McArthur 8,000 00

Carter Scholarships, R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 21, Sec. 6 ($5,000.00)
Sundry Persons 5,000 00

Ontario Government Contribution to Teachers' and Inspectors' Superannuation
Fund, R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 366, Sec. 5 ($835,936.58)
Teachers' and Inspectors' Superannuation Fund 835,936 58

Grants ($653,638.43)

University of Toronto (R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 372, Sec. 129) .- 500,000 00

University of Toronto (R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 372, Sec. 9, subsec. 3) 7,000 00

Royal Ontario Museum for Maintenance (R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 378, Sec. 15) 81,000 00

University of Toronto (16 Geo. V, Chap. 69, Sec. 2) 13,480 75

University of Toronto (18 Geo. V, Chap. 55, Sec. 3) 52,157 68

Statutory $1,502,575 01

SPECIAL WARRANTS

Grant to the Workers' Educational Association ($4,000.00)

Workers' Educational Association 4,000 00

Grant to the Air Cadet League of Canada ($10,000.00)

Air Cadet League of Canada 10,000 00

To Pay Cost of Education of Deaf Children in Attendance at LTnstitution
des Sourds-Muets during School year 1941-42 ($4,365.00)

L'Institution des Sourds-Muets 4,365 00

Special Warrants $18,365 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Education $14,237,034.15

PART D

DEPARTMENT

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GAME AND FISHERIES

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Main Office: page

Salaries and Maintenance, etc 5

Purchase and Repairs to Boats, etc 5

Erecting Ponds, Buildings, etc 6

Enforcement of Act • 6

Game Animals and Birds ♦ 7

Macdiarmid, Services, Expenses, etc 7

Biological and Fish Culture Branch:

Salaries, Maintenance, etc 8

Hatcheries 8

Grants 9

Wolf Bounty 10

Special Warrant 10

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DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND FISHERIES

Hon. G. D. Conant, Minister (Statutory, see pages B 24; N 7)
Hon. H. C. Nixon, Minister (Statutory, see page P 17)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($49,421.13)

Permanent:

D. J. Taylor Deputy Minister 6,000 00

M. E. Archer, 1,500.00; J. M. Beaupre, 1,600.00; J. B. Bowman, 600.00; K.
Campbell, 1,500.00; V. J. Doole, 1,700.00; G. P. Douse, 2,550.00; J. L. Farewell,
1,150.00; J. Farrington, 3,200.00; M. E. Gallivan, 1,150.00; G. E. Graham,
2,550.00; R. Hague, 1,150.00; L. W. Huddart, 1,600.00; M. E. Hughes, 262.50;
J. W. Jones, 2,850.00; W. A. C. Lee, 2,300.00; J. Macartney, 1,533.33; M. E.
Marselis, 1,150.00; G. E. McAuley, 1,400.00; W. Mulholland, 1,750.00; A. New-
lands, 1,500.00; L. Pelz, 2,100.00; D. M. Shannon, 975.00; S. M. Sprung, 700.00;
R. K. Strang, 1,900.00; L. Turner, 1,233.33; Public Service Superannuation
Fund. Contribution re Enlistments, 69.00 45,973 16

Temporary:

P. M. Belk, 937.50; J. E. Earl, 712.50; C. G. Holton, 375.00; E. M. Kelly,

541.72; L. C. McLeod, 675.00; S. M. Sprung, 206.25 3,447 97

Travelling Expenses ($12.58)
D. J. Taylor 12 58

Maintenance ($2,951.45)

King's Printer, 2,641.08; Newspapers and periodicals, 37.50; tele-
grams, 46.95; telephone, 49.06; accounts under $100, 211.80.. ..... 2,986 39

Less: Refund, Dominion Government re Commercial Marine

License Certificates 34 94

2,951 45

Moving Expenses of Officers of the Department ($154.00)
J. C. Colter 154 00

Unforeseen and Unprovided ($67.90)

Accounts under $100 109 45

Less: Refund, Dominion Government re Commercial Marine License

Certificates 41 55

67 90

Purchase of and Repairs to Boats, Boathouses, Machinery
and Vehicles ($1,590.39)

Department of Highways, 126.79; A. A. Ferris, 499.51; Outboard Marine and

Manufacturing Company of Canada, Ltd., 184.44; Accounts under $100,

779.65 1,590 39

Exhibits ($402.27)

J. W. Jones, travelling expenses, 37.87; Pay List, wages of men, 187.00; Cartage

and express, 45.53; accounts under $100, 131.87 402 27

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and Other Accounts for Workmen injured
in Government Work as awarded by the Workmen's Compensation Board,
including proportion of Administration Expenses ($389.31)

Workmen's Compensation Beard : 389 31

Cost of Living Bonus ($37,257.42)
Sundry Employees 37,257 42

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($89.39)
Postmaster, stamps purchased, 187.62; less refund of employees' contribution, 98.23. 89 39

D 6 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Main Office — Continued

Erecting Ponds, Buildings and Dams,
Purchase of Land, Buildings, Boats, Machinery and Equipment ($2,879.88)

Chatsworth Trout Rearing Station 69 67

Codrington Trout Rearing Station 56 56

Hill's Lake Hatchery 2 80

Kingsville Hatchery 173 42

Macdiarmid 429 02

North Bay Trout Rearing Station 2,148 41

Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 141.43; Conklin Planing Mills, Ltd., 109.86;
J. W. Jones, travelling expenses, 605.66; Lakeview Lumber, Ltd., 905.67; Pay
List, wages of men, 921.50; Accounts under $100, 195.76 2,879 88

Main Office $95,215 72

ENFORCEMENT OF THE ONTARIO GAME AND FISHERIES ACT ($209,647.93)

Salaries and Expenses:

Districts 184,641 44

Toronto, Inspectors and Overseer 4,769 17

Seasonal Overseers 4,923 36

Issuer of Special Export Permits and Collector of Royal-
ties 100 00

Patrol Boats:

Patrol Boat No. 2 2,832 45

Patrol Boat No. 5 232 31

Miscellaneous 12,149 20

Salaries:

J. W. Allan, 1,300.00; J. H. Bailey, 1,233.33; R. Baker, 1,600.00; G. Beattie,
1,258.31; R. F. Beaudro, 1,366.67; C. F. Bibby, 742.48; C. E. Binkley, 1,200.00;
H. M. Blacklock, 1,258.31; P. Boudreau, 116.66; A. B. Bower, 1,200.00; L. M.
Bray, 1,258.33; E. A. Brown, 1,300.00; G. D. Buie, 1,358.33; J. A. Cecile, 1,233.33;
F. S. Chew, 1,233.33; A. H. Clempson, 1,258.33; C. F. Cook, 1,400.00; W.
Cote, 1,400.00; V. Crichton, 1,358.33; L. A. Dent, 1,358.33; E. G. Dillon, 300.00;
J. S. Dorland, 324.99; H. S. Dornan, 1,258.33; R. H. Eady, 1,200.00; F. H.
Ewing, 1,258.33; W. Faubert, 1,400.00; W. H. Flynn, 1,258.33; A. Forster,
416.13; C. C. Fracolle, 554.17; W. A. Fraser, 1,200.00; D. H. Gauthier, 1,300.00;
W. Gerylo, 1,258.31; N. L. Goldthorp, 1,400.00; J. P. Grant, 1,125.00; A. W.
Hanna, 1,233.32; H. Harris, 1,400.00; H. C. Haskins, 1,458.33; W. Hawkins,
1,441.96; P. Headlam, 1,233.32; L. S. Hemphill, 1,358.33; W. C. Hoard, 1,258.31;
A. M. Hodgson, 1,358.33; M. J. Inwood, 1,300.00; W. Keller, 1,600.00; C. W.
Knapp, 1,202.08; F. C. Lamoure, 1,300.00; O. D. Lewis, 1,500.00; C. D. Liddle,
1,400.00; I. J. Lyons, 1,600.00; E. MacGillivray, 1,560.00; N. MacNaughtan,
1,800.00; D. C. Martin, 1,133.32; G. C. Matthews, 1,233.32; H. McCabe, 1,300.00;
F. B. McKnight, 1,600.00; E. R. Meadows, 1,258.33; F. H. Merner, 1,233.32;
L. M. Michon, 1,258.31; A. K. Minaker, 1,233.33; E. Morley, 1,300.00; A. R.
Muma, 1,300.00; E. T. O'Neill, 1,258.31; F. C. Oper, 1,358.33; G. M. Parks,
2,700.00; H. E. Pearson, 1,400.00; A. E. Pennell, 1,600.00; C. L. Perrie, 1,400.00;
E. Prosser, 1,258.33; J. F. Richardson, 1,258.33; D. S. Ritchie, 1,258.31; W.
Robinson, 1,600.00; A. J. Rolston, 1,500.00; L. SanCartier, 375.00; W. Scott,
1,358.33; J. A. Shannon, 1,200.00; R. G. Sheppard, 1,500.00; E. L. Skuce,
1,400.00; B. Smith, 1,258.33; E. W. Smith, 1,233.33; T. A. Stafford, 900.00; W. H.
St. John, 1,258.33; M. G. Stortz, 1,075.00; W. J. St. Pierre, 1,400.00; D. G.
Sutherland, 1,258.33; D. O. Sylvester, 1,107.76; T. Taylor, 1,600.00; D. C.
Thorp, 562.50; D. V. Turville, 1,300.00; G. White, 30.00; N. L. Williams,
343.75; R. D. Windsor, 2,200.00; A. Wissell, 1,200.00; Public Service Super-
annuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 187.01 114,880 85

Toronto, Inspector and Overseer:

P. Revill, 2,000.00; N. E. H. Sitwell, 1,358.33 3,358 33

Seasonal Overseers — Pay List, wages of men 3,588 49

Issuer of Special Export Permits and Collector of Royalties:

M. Cowan 100 00

Patrol Boats — Pay List, wages of men 1,287 56

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND FISHERIES D_7

Enforcement of Act — Continued
Gasoline and Oil for Sundry Overseers:

British American Oil Co., Ltd., 6,078.97; Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd.,
4,275.43; Cities Service Oil Co., Ltd., 360.73; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 6,046.81;
McColl Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., 4,215.15; North Star Oil Co., Ltd., 491.55;
Shell Oil Co., Ltd., 4,804.31; Sun Oil Co., Ltd., 625.56; Supertest Petroleum
Corporation, Ltd., 685.70; Accounts under $100, 178.69 27,762 90

Travelling Expenses:

J. W. Allan, 430.51; J. H. Bailey, 421.74; R. Baker, 471.23; G. Beattie, 361.15;
R. F. Beaudro, 434.88; C. F. Bibby, 346.75; C. E. Binkley, 377.10; H. M. Black-
lock, 362.12; P. Boudreau, 71.92; A. B. Bower, 576.12; L. M. Bray, 445.60;
E. A. Brown, 405.39; G. D. Buie, 600.76; J. A. Cecile, 584.64; F. S. Chew,
467.02; A. H. Clempson, 592.43; W. B. Common, 30.40; Commissioner of Police
for Ontario, 668.60; C. F. Cook, 530.74; W. Cote, 407.88; V. Crichton, 328.45;
L. A. Dent, 793.59; E. G. Dillon, 92.37; J. S. Dorland, 31.40; H. S. Dornan,
509.53; R. H. Eady, 478.64; F. H. Ewing, 512.38; W. Faubert, 404.45; W. H.
Flynn, 443.27; A. Forster, 204.72; W. A. Fraser, 612.51; D. H. Gauthier, 396.38;
W. Gerylo, 527.97; N. L. Goldthorp, 504.10; J. P. Grant, 414.74; M. Goulet,
78.30; A. W. Hanna, 349.23; H. Harris, 433.95; H. C. Haskins, 504.68; W.
Hawkins, 405.64; P. Headlam, 563.46; L. S. Hemphill, 437.54; W. C. Hoard,
495.40; A. M. Hodgson, 597.51; M. J. Inwood, 528.38; M. Jensen, 5.15; W.
Kellar, 375.29; C. W. Knapp, 436.62; F. C. Lamoure, 415.15; O. D. Lewis,
611.38; C. D. Liddle, 642.99; I. J. Lyons, 382.96: J. Macartnev, 105.00; E.
MacGillivray, 164.09; N. MacNaughtan, 466.42; D. C. Martin, 353.96; W. J.
Martyn, 314.05; G. C. Matthews, 402.19; H. McCabe, 546.26; F. B. McKnight,
370.73; L. A. McLennan, 17.70; E. R. Meadows, 354.88; F. H. Merner, 339.62;
L. M. Michon, 477.49; A. K. Minaker, 449.87; E. Morley, 499.90; A. R.
Muma, 400.82; E. T. O'Neill, 532.69; F. C. Oper, 447.01; G. M. Parks, 392.29;
H. E. Pearson, 547.56; A. E. Pennell, 312.58; C. L. Perrie, 535.65; P. Porter,
138.47; E. Prosser, 592.08; H. E. Raymond, 337.59; P. Revill, 433.45; J. F.
Richardson, 531.33; D. S. Ritchie, 482.86; W. Robinson, 686.23; A. J. Rolston,
533.76; W. H. St. John, 481.61; W. J. St. Pierre, 426.53; L. SanCartier, 150.38;
W. Scott, 457.80; J. A. Shannon, 427.00; R. G. Sheppard, 562.80; N. E. Sitwell,
424.30; E. L. Skuce, 477.36; B. Smith, 459.20; E.W.Smith, 391.09; T.A.Stafford,
398.24; D. G. Sutherland, 469.82; D. O. Sylvester, 425.42; T. Taylor, 463.47;
D. C. Thorp, 165.70; D. V. Turville, 442.63; J. C. Warren, 90.23; C. S. Windsor,
23.00; R. D. Windsor, 678.70; A. Wissell, 469.42 41,756 34

Miscellaneous:

W. Armitage, 281.92; Chapleau Meat & Grocery, 104.88; Department of Lands
and Forests, 270.00; J. Fallon, 400.00; Fort William Commercial Chambers,
480.00; King's Printer, 10,221.23; M. Krezek, 100.00; Moore Bros., 169.22;
J. Perks, 224.52; Spadoni Bros., 183.02; Stanley Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
308.00; Sundry Persons, witness fees, legal expenses, etc., 277.85; Tip Top

Tailors, Ltd., 650.90; Cartage, express and freight, 528.09; postage, 284.15;

telegrams. 66.16; telephone, 208.11; accounts under $100, 2,155.41 16,913 46

GAME ANIMALS AND BIRDS

Services and Expenses, etc. ($17,949.05)

C. E. Brotherston, 1,924.75; W. H. Mound, 15,435.85; S. S. Robinson, 196.11;

Cartage, express and freight, 95.72 ; accounts under $100, 296.62 17,949 05

MACDIARMID
Services, Expenses, Repairs, Maintenance and Equipment ($3,673.20)

Salaries, Temporary:

L. Anananakis, 90.00; P. Netamegesic, 540.00 630 00

Expenses:

Chercover's Horse Exchange, 172.27; Imperial Oil. Ltd., 101.30; R. P. Mills,
101.73; Pay List, wages of men, 2,226.44; Thunder Bay Lumber Co., Ltd.,
108.91 ; Accounts under $100, 332.55 3,043 20

D 8 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

BIOLOGICAL AND FISH CULTURE BRANCH
Salaries ($10,049.04)

Permanent:

H. H. MacKay, 3,300.00; A. W. McLeod, 3,000.00; E. H. O'Neil, 1,150.00;
A. R. St. Louis, 1,150.00; A. B. Young, 700.00; Public Service Superannuation
Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 20.00 9,320 00

Temporary :

K. M. Turner 729 04

Travelling Expenses ($318.08)
H. H. MacKay, 18.95; A. W. McLeod, 299.13 318 08

Maintenance ($367.79)

King's Printer, 224.64; Telegrams, 56.58; telephone, 76.17 ; accounts under

$100, 10.40 367 79

Hatcheries
Services, Maintenance and Operation ($194,865.06;

Biological Surveys 2,157 25

Chatsworth Trout Rearing Station 9,287 04

Codrington Trout Rearing Station 4,618 55

Collingwood Hatchery 6,019 44

Deer Lake Hatchery 5,604 82

Dorion Trout Rearing Station 14,990 96

Fort Frances Hatchery 6,172 25

Glenora Hatchery 10,731 93

Hill's Lake Hatchery 11,569 97

Ingersoll Ponds 1,843 02

Kenora Hatchery 7,769 66

Kingsville Hatchery 4,981 97

Little Current Hatchery 5,651 41

Midhurst Ponds 1,104 87

Mount Pleasant Hatchery 6,666 25

Normandale Hatchery and Trout Ponds 9,055 80

North Bay Trout Rearing Station 5,919 04

Pembroke Trout Rearing Station 8,035 94

Port Arthur Hatchery 5,364 56

Sandfield Ponds 3,169 27

Sarnia Hatchery 4,519 34

Sault Ste. Marie Hatchery 7,390 22

Sault Ste. Marie Trout Rearing Station 14,396 68

Skeleton Lake Hatchery 3,799 54

Southampton Hatchery 5,392 45

White Lake Ponds 2,996 14

Wiarton Hatchery 7,614 62

Miscellaneous 13,412 35

Hatchery Boats and Trucks 4,629 72

Salaries:

G. E. Andrews, 1,500.00; J. F. Atkinson, 1,200.00; J. G. Barram, 1,600.00; H. W.
Bays, 1,400.00; A. K. Beadle, 1,200.00; H. R. Bender, 1,200.00; K. Bingleman,
1,200.00; C. E. Bongard, 1,200.00; A. B. Brown, 1,400.00; R. G. Carr, 1,200.00;
H. A. Cheesman, 1,700.00; D. R. Cutts, 1,500.00; J. Gall, 1,800.00; J. Garriock,
1,300.00; C. Hall, 1,525.00; R. G. Halverson, 1,233.33; C. Hartman, 1,900.00;

D. Hay, 1,200.00; E. W. Hayes, 626.08; R. Heft, 1,200.00; H. E. Helson, 300.00; ,
W. H. Henderson, 433.32; W. L. Hicks, 1,400.00; D. C. Hill, 750.00; W. Hotch-
kiss, 1,233.32; H. C. Jackson, 1,400.00; C. D. Kemsley, 1,600.00; C. J.Lindstrom,
1,100.00; M. L. Loney, 700.00; J. V. Lueck, 466.64; J. D. MacDonald, 1,233.33;

G. K. Manore, 1,800.00; W. T. Marston, 1,300.00; J. A. Matheson, 1,200.00;

E. N. McDonald, 1,233.32; J. D. McNee, 1,300.00; A. E. Mouck, 1,300.00; J. Neal,
1,700.00; J. Oakes, 1,800.00; M. J. Oakes, 1,700.00; W. R. Parker, 1,600.00;
R. H. Rausch, 793.55; W. C. Sanders, 1,300.00; G. G. Sinclair, 1,200.00; A. M.
Snider, 1,233.33; S. L. Snider, 900.00; O. J. Souliere, 400.00; N. Steele, 400.00;
H. C. Tester, 1,800.00; F. O. Thomson, 1,266.67; J. E. Turner, 1,800.00; W. J. H.
Vanzant, 900.00; V. J. Walker, 1,233.32; A. W. Wallenius, 1,233.33; W. H. R.
Werner, 1,933.33; G. H. Williams, 1,449.99; Public Service Superannuation Fund,
Contribution re Enlistments, 228.00 70,705 86

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND FISHERIES D^9

Biological and Fish Culture Branch — Continued
Hatcheries — Continued

Gasoline and Oil for Sundry Officials:

British American Oil Co., Ltd., 1,833.81 ; Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 1,076.91
Good Rich Refining Co., Ltd., 125.66; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 1,809.11; McColl
Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., 1,170.03; North Star Oil Co., Ltd., 260.77; Shell Oil Co.
of Canada, Ltd., 1,218.48; Sun Oil Co., Ltd., 616.35; Supertest Petroleum Cor-
poration, Ltd., 302.59; Accounts under $100, 111.87 8,525 58

Travelling Expenses:

G. E. Andrews, 171.00; C. Armstrong, 62.20; W. F. Archibald, 175.25; J. F.
Atkinson, 100.69; J. G. Barram, 353.51; H. W. Bays, 421.42; A. K. Beadle, 31.20;
H. R. Bender, 85.54; K. Bingleman, 64.23; S. Brown, 241.25; R. G. Carr, 69.58;
H. A. Cheesman, 82.83; A. Cox, 138.96; R. G. Creasor, 119.50; D. R. Cutts,
135.98; J. Gall, 796.60; J. Garriock, 69.05; G. Groondahl, 29.31; C. Hall, 64.44;
C. Hartman, 52.96; H. Height, 32.95; W. H. Henderson, 1,011.24; C. F. Hogan,
69.40; H. C. Jackson, 331.33; H. T. Kelley, 60.55; C. D. Kemsley, 163.97; W.
Leescn, 104.05; M. L. Loney, 539.82; J. V. Lueck, 54.85; W. A. Lueck, 32.40;
J. D. MacDonald, 298.33; W. D. Macdonald, 451.14; W. T. Marston, 345.50;
J. A. Matheson, 189.00; E. N. McDonald, 204.72; J. D. McNee, 110.15; A. E.
Mouck, 162.75; J. Neal, 121.47; M. J. Oakes, 129.65; J. W. Pringle, 49.50; E.Quinn,
36.00; R. H. Rausch, 33.75; W. C. Sanders, 65.90; G. G. Sinclair, 137.13; A. M.
Snider, 30.40; H. C. Tester, 97.80; F. O. Thomson, 85.22; V. J. Walker, 325.16;

W. H. R. Werner, 172.66; G. H. Williams, 455.52; Accounts under $25,

414.34 9,582 15

Miscellaneous:

N. Anderson, 388.94; Bluebird Groceteria, 410.68; Canada Packers, Ltd.,
39.998.87; Canada Paint Co., Ltd., 130.90; Carter Bros., Ltd., 106.31; T. H.
Cheer, 100.32; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 113.62; Collingwood Public
Utilities Commission, 419.61; Colliver & Huff, 524.07; D. G. Cooper Co., Ltd.,
456.38; Dalton Fuels, Ltd., 244.10; Department of Highways, 278.78; I. J.
Downey & Sons, 705.01; Espanola Garage, 175.90; A. T. Fife & Co., 198.43;
R. S. Fisher Motors, Ltd., 175.81; Food Basket No. 2, 150.51; F. Gerow, 350.00;
Get Gas Co., 219.84; W. Graham, 134.14; Grandview Flour ,Feed & Coal Co.,
254.75; B. Greening Wire Co., Ltd., 243.77; A. E. Grinrod, 132.35; E. Hammond
& Son, 161.28; Harris Bros., 132.00; Harpham Bros., 552.17; Harrold & Goetz,
♦ Ltd., 140.79; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 143.09; W. S. Hill, 127.00; Hood & Cumming
Motors, Ltd., 192.71; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 607.67;
Jupp Motor Sales, Ltd., 232.54; Kenora Fish Market, 203.45; Kenora Public
Utilities, 380.67; Kingsville Coal & Dock Co., Ltd., 228.00; Kingsville Utilities
Ccmmission, 238.20; King's Printer, 202.94; J. C. Lebleu, 135.89; J. Leckie, Ltd.,
155.03; Lindstrom & Nilson, Ltd., 124.78; J. A. Link, Ltd., 491.29; Macdonald
Hardware, 213.85; N. McEwen, 200.00; Mcintosh Tire Shop, 216.02; R. McVittie,
269.43; Milton Francis Lumber Co., Ltd., 258.15; Mitchell's Garage & Service
Station, 134.50; National Automotive Parts, Ltd., 222.92; North American
Lumber & Supply Co., Ltd., 219.70; Pay List, wages of men, 31,411.01; N. Penno,
250.00; Point Edward Hydro-Electric System, 145.48; Port Arthur Public Utilities,
157.29; Purity Ice, Ltd., 170.80; J. W. Richardson, 170.83; Riverdale Garage,
Ltd., 429.99; Sault Ste. Marie Utilities Commission, 116.94; Scarfe & Co., Ltd.,
283.90; H. Sims, 135.00; Mrs. J. N. Sisson, 266.18; Southampton Utilities Com-
mission, 407.47; Sundry Persons, board and lodging, 1,006.69; Sundry Persons,
fish and fish eggs, 2,504.95; Superior Lumber Co., 362.89; R. Thompson & Sons,
134.15; Trout Lake Ice Co., 250.25; C. G. Tyson, 206.50; I. Whatley, 400.00;
Wiartcn Public Utilities Commission, 531.59; Wiarton Sales & Service, 146.17;

T. S. Woolings, 337.50; Cartage, express and freight, 4,298.80; postage,

246.63; telegrams, 285.53; telephone, 911.73; accounts under $100, 8,386.04 106,051'47

Biological and Fish Culture Branch $205,599 97

Grants ($5,400.00)

Professor W. Harkness for Fish Culture 500 00

Jack Miner 1,500 00

Thomas N. Jones 300 00

E. L. Marsh 100 00

Ontario Fur Breeders' Association 2,500 00

Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters 500 00

D 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Wolf Bounty ($33,606.62)
King's Printer, 66.54; Sundry Persons, Bounty, 33,535.48; Express, 4.60 33,606 62

SPECIAL WARRANT
Bear Bounty ($3,640.00)

Sundry Persons .' 3,640 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Game and

Fisheries $574,732 49

PART E

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Main Office and Branches: page

Main Office, Salaries, Maintenance, etc 12

Grants 13

County Health Units 13

Cancer Control 13

Maternal and Child Hygiene, etc., Branch 14

Dental Service Branch 15'

Inspection of Training Schools for Nurses Branch 15

Epidemiological Branch 16

Venereal Diseases Branch 17

Tuberculosis Prevention Branch 18

Industrial Hygiene Branch 20

Sanitary Engineering Branch 21

Laboratory Branch 21

Laboratory Divisions 23

Hospitals Branch;
General Office:

Salaries, Maintenance, etc 25

Grants, etc 26

General Expenses, Ontario Hospitals 27

Ontario Hospitals:

Brampton 28

Brockville 28

Cobourg 30

Fort William 31

Hamilton 32

Kingston 34

Langstaff 36

" Concord Unit 37

London 38

New Toronto 40

Orillia Hospital School 42

Penetanguishene 44

Toronto 45

Whitby 47

Woodstock 49

Psychiatric, Toronto 51

Statutory 52

Special Warrants 52

Summary 11

general index at back of hook

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Hon. Harold J. Kirby, Minister (Statutory, see page E 52)
MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($92,096.22)

Permanent:

B. T. McGhie Deputy Minister 8,000 00

F. M. Baldwin, 1,075.00; L. Bates, 758.31; F. G. Beardall, 3,450.00; E. R. Boggis,
1,500.00; G. E. Budd, 850.00; A. J. Calder, 925:00; A. Clarke, 1,150.00; C.
Clementi, 233.32; M. G. Cooling, 925.83; B. K. Coulson, 897.98; A. R. Doane,
1,350.00; J. L. Dover, 75.00; M. G. Dundas, 1,533.33; M. M. Forman, 200.00;
J. A. Frederick, 1,333.33; M. I. Gardhouse, 900.00; I. Glass, 171.25; W. M.
Hough, 1,066.64; M. G. Irwin, 499.98; I. A. Kassack, 108.87; M. R. Keay,
650.00; V. H. Kelley, 533.33; R. A. Kelly, 1,500.00; W. C. Kennedy, 618.75;
W. A. S. MacDonald, 1,233.33; M. E. Macfie, 1,220.83; V. L. N. Maher, 1,114.58;
W. B. Marr, 1,350.00; J. McDonald, 850.00; M. C. McDonald, 906.25; M.
McGernon, 1,600.00; J. I. Miller, 618.75; M. M. Milne, 245.31; E. R. Moffit,
1,233.33; R. C. Montgomery, 1,626.35; D. L. Moody, 850.00; I. M. Moran,
893.95; J. G. Morrison, 2,500.00; W. Mosley, 600.00; M. E. Nixon, 412.50;
N. L. Nuttall, 868.75; M. Oswald, 1,183.33; D. M. Parsons, 570.83; M. H.
Pearce, 925.00; D. -Perkins, 2,500.00; J. T. Phair, 5,500.00; F. Plews, 1,000.00;
L. E. J. Plumsteel, 700.00; E. Porte, 1,600.00; M. Power, 2,550.00; O. C. Powers,
2,625.00; D. M. Prentice, 850.00; H. E. Rapson, 412.50; S. F. Raven, 187.50;

L. S. Robe, 952.02; F. E. Ross, 1,075.00; M. K. Ross, 1,241.67; A. W. Russell, -
1,350.00; J. B. Scanlon, 1,833.33; M. I. Sinclair, 906.25; F. E. Staples, 1,025.00;

G. F. Surphlis, 500.00; M. Taylor, 1,400.00; A. Tumber, 233.32; A. Wood,
1,700.00; F. H. Wright, 1,500.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Con-
tribution re Enlistments, 535.94 83,286 54

Temporary :

F. M. Bohme, 1,200.00; W. G. Brown, 1,658.56; S. T. Bullock, 213.33; G. M.
Burns, 403.63; A. R. Doane, 630.65; R. J. Harding, 156.45; D. M. Irwin, 463.63;
R. A. Kelly, 637.10; W. C. Kennedy, 150.00; J. I. Miller, 206.25; M. E. Nixon,
224.58; D. M. Parsons, 206.25; L. E. J. Plumsteel, 225.00; G. C. Price, 98.87;
H. E. Rapson, 146.37; A. J. Sanderson, 123.21; S. A. Shoemaker, 1,599.96;

A. F. Stroud, 162.71; W. B. Van Alstyne, 200.00; M. E. Wrinch, 103.13 8,809 68

Travelling Expenses ($2,649.02)

Hon. H. J. Kirby, 944.90; W. G. Brown, 796.93; Department of Highways, 331.93;

B. T. McGhie, 200.93; J. T. Phair, 323.13; Accounts under $25, 51.20 2,649 02

Costs and Expenses of Investigations and Legal Actions; and Maintenance
Costs and Expenses Incidental to Solicitor's Office ($1,787.84)

Canada Law List Publishing Co., 46.50; R. Cosgrove, 99.80; J. E. Fagan, 29.10;
T. W. I. Gibson, 10.80; W. F. McRae, 54.40; Treasurer, District of Manitoulin,
3.00; Murphy, Lebel & Durdin, 800.00; G. H. Stevenson, 14.30; E. A. Tilley,
13.45; A. Van Every, 716.49 1,787 84

Maintenance ($26,642.20)

Addressograph-Multigraph of Canada, Ltd., 110.97; Department of Highways,
333.95; Grand & Tov, Ltd., 2,657.70; King's Printer, 15,195.26; Liberal-Advo-
cate, 100.00; National Motors, Ltd., 1,084.63; Office Specialty Manufacturing

Co., Ltd., 2,286.94; Car tickets, 50.00; cartage, express and freight, 50.84;

newspapers, books and periodicals, 1,945.92; telegrams, 448.91; telephone,

1,323.33; accounts under $100, 1,053.75 26,642 20

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and other Accounts for Workmen Injured
in Government Work as Awarded by the Workmen's Compensation Board
including Proportion of Administration Expenses ($1,032.00)

Workmen's Compensation Board 1,032 00

Cost of Living Bonus ($43,236.90)

Sundry Employees 43,236 90

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

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Main Office — Continued

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($87.89)

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 268.80; Less refund of Employees' contribution,

180.91 87 89

Grants

Connaught Laboratories 15,250 00

Ontario Society for Crippled Children 6,000 00

St. John Ambulance Association 2,000 00

Victorian Order of Nurses 3,500 00

To Assist in the Maintenance and Operation of Cancer Clinics ($25,500.00)

Ottawa Civic Hospital 8,000 00

Ottawa General Hospital 4,500 00

Hamilton General Hospital 8,000 00

Metropolitan Hospital, Windsor 5,000 00

County Health Units, under Public Health Act, Section 35 and for
Special Training of Health Officers

School of Hygiene ($5,000.00)

University of Toronto, grant 5,000 00

Maintenance and Other Expenses, including Honoraria for Travelling and Other
Incidental Expenses of Health Officers taking Instruction ($18,837.18)

Salaries, Temporary:

J. R. J. Card, 600.00; A. J. Carlson, 600.00; J. K. Curtis, 600.00; G. E. Moodie,
1,451.61; R. K. Pequegnat, 600.00; O. C. Powers, 600.00; D. S. Puffer, 200.00. .

Miscellaneous:

Board of Health, Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 16,121.43;
Canadian Public Health Association. 162.00; Commonwealth Fund, 150.00;
R. J. Dolan, 60.00; H. R. Lindsay, 60.00; H. G. Miller, 60.00; G. E. Moody,
60.00; H. Pennock, 100.00; J. M. Pollock, 60.00; A. J. Skelly, 60.00; W. W.

D. Williams, 60.00; -Customs, 1.50 16,954 93

Less: Contribution from Rockefeller Foundation 2,769 36

4,651 61

14.185 57

Cancer Control

Salaries ($2,791.40)

Permanent :

A. Abbott 1,591 40

Temporary:

L. C. Brandon 1,200 00

Services, Travelling and Other Maintenance Expenses and Operation
of Radium Emanation Plant ($1,091.68)

Travelling Expenses:

J. J. Cunningham 12 05

Miscellaneous:

R. H. Chappell, 200.00; Johnson, Matthey & Co. (Canada), Ltd., 715.93;

Accounts under $100, 163.70 1,079 63

Expenses under Cancer Remedy Act, 1938
Commissioners' Honoraria ($5,200.00)

Hon. Mr. Justice Gillanders, chairman, 1,000.00; T. H. Callahan, 700.00; E. A.
Collins, 700.00; W. J. Deadman, 700.00; R. E. Valin, 700.00; R. C. Wallace,
700.00; G. S. Young, 700.00

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Cancer Control — Continued
Cancer Remedy Act — Continued

Salaries ($18,725.03)
Permanent:

B. E. S. Baycroft, 1,425.00; E. C. Beck, 1,500.00; R. S. Bull, 2,400.00; A. M.
Mason, 843.75; J. H. Matier, 450.00; M. J. McDonald, 643.75; F. L. Sabiston,
1,200.00; D. W. Taylor, 1,075.00; J. M. Welsh, 562.50; Public Service Super-
annuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 39.00 10,139 00

Temporary:

E. C. Beck, 750.00; R. T. Campbell, 900.00; E. P. Johns, 3,500.00; A. M. Mason,
136.09; J. H. Matier, 277.50; M. J. McDonald, 93.15; E. L. McQuaig, 925.00;
J. H. Orr, 1,166.62; J. M. Welsh, 350.00; L. H. Williams, 200.00; D. S. Willoughby,
287.67 8,586 03

Travelling Expenses ($758.31)

E. C. Beck, 77.85; P. Brodeur, 42.16; E. P. Johns, 164.70; A. B. Lamb, 273.95;

A. M. Mason, 31.70; J. H. Orr, 31.10; R. E. Valin, 54.10; R. C. Wallace, 41.50;

Accounts under $25, 41.25 758 31

Maintenance ($6,329.22)

R. S. Bull, 240.00; Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co., Ltd., 498.67; Canadian Labora-
tory Supplies, Ltd., 164.91; Commercial Photoprints, Ltd., 182.71; Frigidaire
Products, Canada, Ltd., 520.29; King's Printer, 682.41; Laboratory Branch,
Department of Health, 1,958.25; A. G. Newall & Co., 241.75; Sundry Doctors,

blood samples and cancer tissue, 490.00; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 208.45;

Cartage, express and freight, 105.34; postage, 156.19; telephone, 79.78; accounts

under $100, 800.47 6,329 22

Grant ($12,000.00)

Hendry-Connell Research Foundation 12,000 00

Main Office $290,514 89

MATERNAL AND CHILD HYGIENE AND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING BRANCH

Salaries ($22,737.08)
Permanent:

R. Hally, 1,500.00; R. W. Hinchcliffe, 656.25; N. E. Howey, 1,600.00; B. E.
Johnson, 1,533.33; E. L. Kiteley, 2,550.00; O. A. Lefler, 900.11; M. H. Lunn,
1,500.00; M. L. Marshall, 450.00; E. L. Moore, 2,550.00; L. K. Nichols, 1,391.67;
K. E. Osborne, 1,500.00; H. G. Pennock, 1,533.33; H. E. Smith, 1,500.00; E. M.
Squires, 1,533.33; L. W. Vrooman, 1,500.00; Public Service Superannuation
Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 56.00 22,254 02

Temporary:

H. B. Gardner, 304.03; M. L. Marshall, 179.03 483 06

Travelling Expenses ($5,494.57)

H. B. Gardner, 122.76; R. Hally, 354.89; N. E. Howey, 1,092.15; B. E. Johnson,
982.10; E. L. Kiteley, 280.41; O. A. Lefler, 254.15; E. L. Moore, 316.97; K. E.
Osborne, 618.11; H. G. Pennock, 391.12; M. Power, 29.35; H. E. Smith, 392.63;
E. M. Squires, 612.07; Accounts under $25, 47.86 5,494 57

Maintenance ($544.87)

King's Printer, 218.06; Cartage, express and freight, 40.87; postage, 34.35;

Accounts under $100, 251.59 544 87

Special Post -Graduate Training of Nurses in Infant Hygiene,
Maintenance ($2,700.00)

Sundry Nurses 2,700 00

Maternal and Child Hygiene and Public Health Nursing

Branch $31,476 52

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 15

DENTAL SERVICE BRANCH

Salaries ($6,434.83)
Permanent:

M. C. Darroch, 1,275.00; H. J. Hodgins, 2,533.33; Public Service Superannuation

Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 114.00 3,922 33

Temporary:

F. K. Switzer 2,512 50

Travelling Expenses ($558.04)
D. J. Berry, 19.75; H. J. Hodgins, 538.29 558 04

Maintenance ($1,061.78)

Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 222.44; Denco (Ontario), Ltd., 337.03; King's Printer,

306.81; Accounts under $100, 195.50 1,061 78

Grants for School Dental Services ($4,615.70)

Boards of Health:

Cities, Towns and Villages:

Fort Frances, 31.45; Gait, 74.00; Guelph, 306.00; Hespeler, 49.50; Lucknow, '

67.05; Orillia, 237.27; Ottawa, 92.55; Peterborough, 192.00; St. Catharines,

645.89; Stamford 60.00; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 107.10; Swansea,

40.00; Tecumseh, 90.00; Timmins, 231.60; Weston, 25.00; Woodstock, 97.67 2,347 08

Townships:

Elma and Mornington, 40.50; Georgina, 49.50; King, 57.90; Medonte, 28.50;
Nelson, 10.87; Orillia, 176.47; Russell, 18.08; Stamford, 66.00; York North,
631.52 1,079 34

School Boards and Boards of Education:

Lebel, 90.00; Mimico Board of Education, 179.98; Mimico Separate School

Board, 19.99; Ottawa, 120.26; Peterborough, 767.05; Thornton, 12.00 1,189 28

Dental Service Branch $12,670 35

INSPECTION OF TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR NURSES BRANCH

Salaries ($10,617.21)

Permanent:

H. Bennett, 1,866.67; I. H. Bray, 1,500.00; A. M. Mason, 1,233.33; A. M. Munn,
2,850.00; F. A. R. Robertson, 1,068.75; P. C. Routley, 177.50; B. J. Vandewater,
1,050.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment,
72.00 9,818 25

Temporary:

M. A. Howlett 798 96

Services, Examination Board ($2,806.65)

L. Ashton, 118.80; H. Babcock, 29.70; P. C. Bluett, 168.30; F. Campion, 94.05;
W. L. Chute, 123.75; E. Clark, 504.00; F. Kuboda, 118.80; L. Lambe, 158.40;
F. MacLellan, 168.30; H. McCallum, 168.30; B. McKerracher, 163.35; R. Pearse,
27.30; F. Quigley, 118.80; Sr. M. Sheila, 272.25; M. Simpson, 77.55; M. Thomson,
94.05; G. Watson, 148.50; M. Winter, 123.75; J. Young, 128.70 2,806 65

Travelling Expenses ($1,832.30)

G. N. Bennett, 128.05; H. Bennett, 1,172.10; P. Campbell, 139.05; E. M. Leeson,

31.30; A. M. Munn, 100.00; Sr. M. Sheila, 97.25; J. E. Young, 45.75; Accounts

under $25, 118.80 1,832 30

Maintenance ($2,075.95)

King's Printer, 1,294.98; W. B. Marr, 290.82; A. E. Venables, 323.75; Cartage,

express and freight, 78.38; accounts under $100, 88.02 2,075 95

Inspection of Training Schools for Nurses Branch $17,332 11

E 16 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL BRANCH

Salaries ($12,449.90)

Permanent:

B. J. Flynn, 406.25; R. P. Hardman, 3,933.33; S. Hindley, 1,333.33; B. D. M.
Laidlaw, 525.00; M. I. McGarry, 1,150.00; A. M. Robinson, 950.00; W. N.
Turpel, 3,000.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlist-
ment, 152.00 11,449 91

Temporary:

W. N. Turpel 999 99

Travelling Expenses ($1,035.50;

W. G. Brown, 115.60; Department of Highways, 52.30; R. P. Hardman, 281.20;
R. A. Kelly, 38.96; E. Needham, 2.48; O. C. Powers, 245.09; W. N. Turpel,
299.87 1,035 50

Outbreaks of Diseases, Sanitary Investigations, Control of Typhoid and Paratyphoid
Fever, including Compensation for Carriers, Health Education, Free Distribu-
tion of Biological Products for the Prevention and Cure of Diseases,
Services and Expenses ($210,004.42)

Travelling Expenses:

A. A. Bailey, 40.60; M. E. Blackwood, 234.59; Canadian National Railways,
63.43; W. M. Cooke, 32.60; E. G. Ferguson, 31.90; W. H. Gardiner, 48.28;
P. K. Henderson, 350.11; M. E. Hutchison, 135.55; E. Ironside, 262.59; M. L.
Leighton, 83.55; B. McKerracher, 32.85; W. M. McKinnon, 84.25; J. C. Mickle,

275.44; E. Needham, 201.56; M. E. Russell, 293.63; J. N. Senn, 78.15;

Accounts under $25, 242.99 2,492 07

Medical, Nursing and Respirator Services:

Belleville General Hospital, 100.65; M. E. Blackwood, 138.39; Board of Health,
Port Arthur, 2,420.20; Canadian Red Cross Society, 840.00; G. S. Cook, 100.00;
Dingwall & Morrison, 1,130.34; F. O. Dixon, 167.00; E. L. Empey, 212.00;
Fort William Isolation Hospital, 220.95; W. J. Gardiner, 800.00; Hamilton
General Hospital, 1,436.83; Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, 8,056.78;
M. E. Hutchison, 125.81; Kingston General Hospital, 831.00; McKellar General
Hospital, 102.00; W. M. McLaren, 130.01; Ottawa Civic Hospital, 549.00;
D. S. Pugh, 110.00; Riverdale Isolation Hospital, 840.20; St. Catharines General
Hospital, 272.60; Strathcona Hospital, Ottawa, 2,064.00; City of Toronto,
946.00; Toronto General Hospital, 3,204.70; Victoria Hospital, London, 8,376.85;
Accounts under $100, 390.79 33,566 10

Purchase of Anti-toxins, etc. :

Connaught Laboratories, 154,554.23; Sundry Doctors, toxoid inoculations

and vaccinations, 19,643.91 174,198 14

Miscellaneous:

Sundry Persons, compensation for carriers, 840.00; Cartage, express and

freight, 40.71; accounts under $100, 102.50 983 21

Total $211,239 52

Less: Insulin supplied Ontario Hospitals 1,235 10

$210,004 42
Maintenance ($4,964.74)

Connaught Laboratories, 2,587.80; King's Printer, 1,001.35; Mills & Hadwin,

Ltd., 1,156.00; Accounts under $100, 219.59 4,964 74

Epidemiological Branch $228,454 56

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 17

VENEREAL DISEASES BRANCH

Salaries ($36,361.34)

Permanent:

L. Bates, 575.02; A. J. Bromley, 1,500.00; M. W. S. Campbell, 1,741.67; E. H.
Carey, 1,266.67; V. P. Carson, 100.00; D. M. A. Chaput, 864.36; M. J. Doyle,
1,266.67; G. E. Evens, 900.00; B. J. Flynn, 568.75; E. R. Galloway, 50.00;
N. F. W. Graham, 500.00; D. M. Hambly, 300.00; K. M. Haney, 966.67; V. H.
Kelley, 700.00; L. M. McCallum, 966.67; A. J. McClure, 375.00; J. E. McClure,
593.75; W. L. Mcintosh, 850.96; E. E. Morrow, 966.67; M. O'Connor, 319.36;
M. R. Sicotte, 854.84; S. Simpson, 474.19; F. J. Wager, 1,266.67; C. B. Waite,
500.00; C. E. J. Wilson, 600.00; M. J. Woodhouse, 966.67; M. E. Young, 1,266.67;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 268.00. . . . 21,569 26

Temporary:

W. H. Avery, 3,999.96; A. Baggs, 253.33; H. M. Bothwell, 34.95; M. E. Brick,
6.45; V. P. Carson, 300.00; G. E. V. Cavill, 561.29; D. M. A. Chaput, 300.00;
G. Clemens, 338.71; D. M. Cooper, 966.64; R. G. Desjardins, 77.42; E. R.
Galloway, 306.67; D. M. Gibson, 445.16; G. M. Haggerty, 1,87.50; K. M. Haney,
300.00; E. M. Hurry, 8.33; V. P. Lewis, 400.00; M. L. Limage, 327.71; A. E.
Mace, 290.32; L. M. McCallum, 300.00; A. J. McClure, 700.00; A. H. Mc-
Quarrie, 245.05; E. E. Morrow, 300.00; G. Munro, 322.58; R. M. Pereira, 990.00;
E. M. Quin, 470.00; L. E. Risebrough, 1,266.64; K. M. Sanderson, 171.43;
M. R. Sicotte, 300.00; L. M. Van Order, 341.94; M. J. Woodhouse, 280.00; . . 14,792 08

Travelling Expenses ($2,350.78)

W. H. Avery, 766.75; A. J. Bromley, 527.05; M. W. S. Campbell, 429.75; E. H.
Carey, 153.55; G. E. V. Cavill, 25.00; L. M. McCallum, 54.16; E. E. Morrow,

63.35; C. E. J. Wilson, 28.85; M. J. Woodhouse, 29.55; M. E. Young, 195.04;

Accounts under $25, 77.73 2,350 78

Maintenance, Services and Expenses, Treatment of Patients in Hospitals
and Venereal Disease Clinics ($98,343.85)
Hospitals:

Brantford, General, 327.75; Hamilton, General, 3,291.25; Kitchener- Waterloo,
430.75; Kingston, General, 1,065.00; McKellar, Fort William, 1,253.20; Metro-
politan General, Windsor, 290.60; St. Catharines, General, 1,100.25; St. Joseph's,
Sudbury, 222.00; Toronto, East General, 614.25; Toronto, General, 6,306.75;
Toronto, Hospital for Sick Children, 955.75; Toronto, St. Michael's, 5,343.75;
Toronto, Western, 4,676.00; Toronto, Women's College, 1,362.00 ; Victoria
Memorial, London, 1,748.90 28,988 20

Local Boards of Health:

Ottawa, 3,224.50; Owen Sound, 271.75; Sudbury, 2,133.75; Timmins, 941.25;

Windsor, 3,069.00 9,640 25

Municipalities:

Sundry Municipalities, treatment of indigents 28,798 97

Miscellaneous:

Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Ltd., 358.44; Fairbanks Lumber & Coal Co.,
Ltd., 186.45; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 171.65; King's Printer, 1,226.98; C. Lee,
123.19; Manchester Paper Boxes, Ltd., 420.89; Masco Co., Ltd., 185.85; Merck
& Co., Ltd., 4,783.06; Parke, Davis & Co., 16,147.08; Richards Glass Co., Ltd.,
2,410.17; Ridout & Maybee, 120.00; Rougier Freres, 367.29; Simpson Planing
Mill Co., Ltd., 537.10; Telfer Paper Box Co., Ltd., 140.06; Victor X-Ray Cor-
poration (Canada), Ltd., 139.10; Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc., 2,981.00;

Cartage, express and freight, 36.70; accounts under $100, 581.42 30,916 43

Grants, Operation of Clinics, etc. ($30,162.89)

Hospitals:

Brantford, General, 1,000.00; Hamilton, General, 2,071.99; Kingston, General,
1,250.00; London, Victoria, 1,750.00; St. Catharines, General, 1,000.00; Toronto,
East General, 1,000.00; Toronto, General, 2,950.00; Toronto, Hospital for
Sick Children, 1,400.00; Toronto, St. Michael's, 2,467.79; Toronto, Western,
2,716.66; Toronto, Women's College, 1,400.00 19,006 44

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Local Boards of Health:

Venereal Diseases Branch — Continued
Grants, Operation of Clinics, etc. — Continued

Kitchener, 1,000.00; Ottawa, 1,550.00; Owen Sound, 1,000.00; Peterborough,
500.00; Port Arthur, 1,250.00; Sault Ste. Marie, 500.00; Sudbury, 1,706.45;
Timmins, 2,000.00; Windsor, 1,650.00 11,156 45

Venereal Diseases Branch $167,218 86

TUBERCULOSIS PREVENTION BRANCH

Salaries ($27,531.46)
Permanent:

W. Belshaw, 250.00; I. A. Bond, 325.00; G. C. Brink, 5,000.00; J. A. Finnegan,
979.17; A. Forsberg, 2,383.33; N. E. Hewer, 893.75; I. A. MacRae, 70.77; E. J.
O'Brien, 1,925.00; A. F. Poole, 1,433.33; K. M. Shorey, 4,133.33; L. E. Smith,
1,025.00; A. P. Turner, 1,000.00; G. E. Turner, 1,483.33; C. A. Wicks, 422.22;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 253.34. . . . 21,577 57

Temporary :

W. Belshaw, 375.00; M. Boal, 22.18; M. M. Etwell, 251.87; A. Forsberg, 750.00;
S. A. Holling, 2,604.84; C. D. R. McLennan, 700.00; M. R. Roberts, 950.00;
L. E. Smith, 300.00 5,953 89

Travelling Expenses ($4,380.91)

W. Belshaw, 25.90; G. C. Brink, 750.66; Department of Highways, 38.90; A. Fors-
berg, 615.99; S. A. Holling, 54.31; G. S. Jeffrey, 65.80; O. A. Lefler, 67.30; C. D.
R. McLennan, 160.65; E. J. O'Brien, 800.35; K. M. Shorey, 33.83; L. E. Smith,
708.05; G. E. Turner, 838.07; C. G. Winton, 32.25; D. Wise, 188.85 4,380 91

Maintenance ($29,730.55)

Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 4,680.78; Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.,
138.57; Cottage Hospital, 117.00; Department of Public Works, 111.70; East-
man Photographic Stores, Ltd., 5,585.79; Ferranti Electric, Ltd., 4,120.00;
G. A. German, Ltd., 140.00; King's Printer, 1,706.71; National Cellulose of
Canada, Ltd., 746.67; National Motors, Ltd., 1,162.80; Romeyn & Co., Ltd.,

192.08; Victor X-Ray Corporation of Canada, Ltd., 9,949.08; Cartage,

express and freight, 434.64; accounts under $100, 644.73 29,730 55

Tuberculosis Prevention Extension ($91,703.45)

Transportation of Indigents:

Sundry Persons 3,29 195

Burial of Indigents:

Sundry Persons 476 00

Establishment and Maintenance: — Pneumothorax Centres:

Honoraria— O. W. Anderson, 100.00; J. A. Brown, 107.00; J. R. McAvoy, 50.00;

Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, 210.00 467 00

Reimbursement for Refills:

Sundry Physicians and Clinics, 4,644.50; Sundry Municipalities, 68,590.30 73,234 80

Board and Lodging, etc.:

Sundry Persons, board and lodging, 13,250.73; clothing, 585.66 13,836 39

Special Examinations:

Sundry Persons, fees and transportation 397 31

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E_19

Tuberculosis Prevention Branch — Continued
Ottawa Unit

Salaries ($4,646.96)

Permanent:

S. Laurin, 975.00; D. McCallum 3,338.71; G. E. Ross, 93.75; Public Service
Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 52.00 4,459 46

Temporary:

G. E. Ross 187 50

Travelling Expenses ($819.09)

S. Laurin, 2.25; D. McCallum, 556.74; G. E. Ross, 81.25; C. G. Winton, 178.85 ... 819 09

Maintenance ($2,377.53)

F. W. Argue, Ltd., 146.15; Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 313.65; Canadian
Industries, Ltd., 293.34; Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 466.86; S. Lee,
600.00; Cartage, express and freight, 115.34; postage, 41.05; telephone,

69.50; accounts under $100, 331.64 2,377 53

Belleville Unit

Salaries ($5,914.64)
Permanent:

G. G. Brearley, 3,633.33; M. M. Shepherd, 643.75; D. R. Wise, 1,358.60 5,635 68

Temporary:

F. L. M. Monk, 75.00; M. M. Shepherd, 203.96 278 96

Travelling Expenses ($1,038.94)

G. G. Brearley, 642.72; C. D. R. McLennan, 147.50; D. R. Wise, 248.72 1,038 94

Maintenance ($3,316.94)

Belleville General Hospital, 720.00; Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 237.10;

Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 1,924.95; Cartage, express and freight,

133.83; postage, 96.00; telephone, 75.80; accounts under $100, 129.26 3,316 94

North Bay Unit

Salaries ($2,275.00)

Permanent :

J. J. Burke, 1,025.00; M. A. E. Lariviere, 950.00 1,975 00

Temporary:

J. J. Burke 300 00

Travelling Expenses ($979.74)
J. J. Burke, 955.29; M. A. E. Lariviere, 24.45 979 74

Maintenance ($3,608.76)

Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 428.00; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 2,152.80;

J. J. Saya, 219.75; Cartage, express and freight, 368.17; postage, 70.00;

telephone, 62.87; accounts under $100, 307.17 3,608 76

Timmins Unit

Salaries ($3,672.92)
Permanent: *

G. B. Lane, 1,500.00; A. T. Mulcahy, 925.00; C. G. Winton, 891.67 3,316 67

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E20 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Tuberculosis Prevention Branch — Continued

Timmins Unit — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Temporary:

G. E. Ross, 93.75; C. G. Winton, 262.50 '. 356 25

Travelling Expenses ($660.72)

G. B. Lane, 105.73; G. E. Ross, 5.65; C. G. Winton, 549.34 660 72

Maintenance ($4,282.00)

Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 365.80; F. Byck & Son, 254.98; Canadian
Industries, Ltd., 1,542.70; Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 297.81; S. Ellies,

660.00; J. Roy, 240.00; Cartage, express and freight, 255.40; postage, 115.32;

telegrams, 32.38; telephone, 100.87; accounts under $100, 416.74 4,282 00

Fort William Unit

Salaries ($2,358.00)
Permanent :

J. C. McReynolds, 1,025.00; C. O'Brien, 925.00; Public Service Superannuation

Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 108.00 2,058 00

Temporary:

J. C. McReynolds 300 00

Travelling Expenses ($728.39)

J. C. McReynolds 728 39

Maintenance ($4,394.01)

Anglo-Canadian Associates, Ltd., 660.00; Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 480.24;

Canadian Industries, Ltd., 2,257.81; G. Winter, 120.00; Cartage, express

and freight, 330.15; postage, 38.50; telephone, 64.25; accounts under $100, 443.06. 4,394 01

Tuberculosis Prevention Branch $194,420 01

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE BRANCH

Salaries ($59,289.83)

Permanent :

W. H. H. Bishop, 1,300.00; K. C. Bricker, 1,500.00; C. G. Cameron, 209.46;
W. H. Cruickshank, 3,833.33; J. G. Cunningham, 4,733.33; R. G. Elson, 2,566.67;
J. A. Graham, 618.75; R. W. Harper, 367.50; C. M. Jephcott, 2,475.00; J. H.
Johnston, 1,650.00; G. M. Jose, 1,400.00; N. R. Laxton, 1,500.00; R. B. McCauley,
2,200.00; A. L. McDowell, 595.15; H. Mclntyre, 2,200.00; D. S. McKee, 2,850.00;
D. E. Moore, 1,499.94; G. M. Parker, 2,350.00; G. H. Powell, 1,500.00; S. J.
Pye, 222.58; J. Richardson, 2,200.00; A. R. Riddell, 4,400.00; H. E. Rothwell,
2,875.00; K. L. Spereman, 1,433.33; G. Williams, 1,458.33; C. H. Wilson, 2,266.67;

F. L. Wilson, 462.50; M. H. Wilton, 1,433.33; Public Service Superannuation

Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 260.06 •. 52,360 93

Temporary:

G. G. Deyell, 400.00; R. G. Elson, 699.99; O. S. Fyfe, 1,127.73; J. A. Graham,
205.10; R. W. Harper, 262.50; W. H. Howard, 90.32; J. H. Johnston, 549.99;
J. W. Lague, 690.00; N. R. Laxton, 311.81; H. MacDonald, 521.48; A. L. Mc-
Dowell, 370.00; G. M. Parker, 750.00; G. H. Powell, 499.98; S. J. Pye, 450.00. . 6,928 90

Travelling Expenses ($12,253.87)

W. H. H. Bishop, 61.75; K. C. Bricker, 762.22; W. H. Cruickshank, 691.46; J. G.
Cunningham, 719.40; Department of Highways, 62.51; G. G. Deyell, 143.86;
R. G. Elson, 635.23; O. S. F V fe, 64.25; R. W. Harper, 296.62; C. M. Jephcott,
56.30; J. H. Johnston, 172.76; J. W. Lague, 72.30; N. R. Laxton, 1,055.08; H. Mac-
Donald, 448.57; R. B. McCauley, 664.16; N. A. McCormick, 26.90; A. L. Mc-

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

E21

M

Industrial Hygiene Branch — Continued

Travelling Expenses — Continued

Dowell, 310.86; H. Mclntyre, 941.05; D. S. McKee, 904.46; D. E. Moore, 629.76;
G. M. Parker, 1,006.52; G. H. Powell, 810.62; S. J. Pye, 284.90; J. Richardson,

914.15; A. R. Riddell, 186.91; H. E. Rothwell, 35.00; C. H. Wilson, 201.15;

Accounts under $25, 95.12 12,253 87

Maintenance ($9,850.68)

Ade, 150.00; Agfa-Ansco, Ltd., 153.40; M. E. Bayles, 165.30; Burke Electric
& X-Ray Co., Ltd., 1,095.79; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd., 127.56;
Department of Highways, 291.85; Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 1,062.87;
Ferranti Electric, Ltd., 2,015.03; G. A. German, Ltd., 120.00; King's Printer,
818.11; D. Korman, 300.00; E. McLeod, 150.00; McLeod Garage, Ltd., 160.00;

Mills & Hadwin, Ltd., 1,167.33; M. Rivers, 180.00; N. Wilson, 120.00;

Cartage, express and freight, 149.67; postage, 176.53; telephone, 177.65; accounts

under $100, 1,269.59 9,850 68

Industrial Hygiene Branch $81,394 38

Permanent:

SANITARY ENGINEERING BRANCH
Salaries ($30,911.00)

O. V. Ball, 2,800.00; A. E. Berry, 4,733.33; G. A. H. Burn, 2,850.00; A. T. Byram,
2,650.00; A. V. DeLaporte, 3,400.00; J. G. Duncan, 2,166.67; G. M. Galimberti,
2,400.00; E. W. Johnston, 2,800.00; E. R. Little, 900.00; P. E. McLean, 925.00;
M. G. McMillan, 1,183.33; D. O'Neill, 1,025.00; L. Ridgway, 750.00; H. G.
Tyler, 1,900.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlist-
ment, 76.00 30,559 33

Temporary :

R. Cameron, 133.93; M. L. Dalziel, 217.74,

351 67

Travelling Expenses ($7,053.97)

O. V. Ball, 618.67; A. E. Berry, 585.56; G. A. H. Burn, 801.84; A. T. Byram, 1,127.99;
A. J. Carlson, 32.20; J. K. Curtis, 18.00; A. V. DeLaporte, 206.51; Department
of Highways, 37.50; J. G. Duncan, 133.23; G. M. Galimberti, 859.70; E. W.
Johnston, 1,309.60; R. K. Pequegnat, 30.45; H. G. Tyler, 1,292.72

7,053 97

Maintenance ($1,890.08)

King's Printer, 155.54; Mills & Hadwin, Ltd., 1,156.00;-
freight, 47.36; accounts under $100, 531.18

-Cartage, express and

Sanitary Engineering Branch $39,855 05

LABORATORY BRANCH

1,890 08

Permanent:

Salaries ($137,987.69)

H. H. Ackerman, 1,000.00; R. E. Bailey, 237.30; F. C. Baker, 900.00; L. J
Ball, 1,183.33; D. A. Barnum, 1,633.33; E. L. Barton, 2,658.33; D. M. Belbin
1,175.00; J. W. Bell, 3,300.00; A. R. Bonham, 3,600.00; B. Bowman, 668.75
L. M. Brydson, 1,600.00; J. R. Buchanan, 1,433.33; L. A. Campbell, 499.98
J. Carpenter, 643.75; B. Clark, 1,208.33; J. Cogle, 1,216.67; M. A. Cohen
787.50; H. E. Conway, 324.99; M. L. Corriveau, 377.42; M. Cosens, 1,780.65
S. A. Creighton, 1,514.78; V. Crossley, 2,200.00; J. H. Deacon, 387.90; H. E
Devereux, 875.00; E. F. Donald, 475.00; D. Dow, 1,600.00; R. C. Duthie, 668.75
J. E. Fasken, 3,000.00; M. E. Ferguson, 1,050.00; T. H. Fishwick, 1,333.33
M. M. Flynn, 668.75; M. Forrest, 691.34; P. I. Foster, 440.63; J. K. Galbraith
587.50; E. Gardner, 499.55; E. Goodhue, 1,162.50; S. L. Grigg, 756.25; M
Hannah, 850.00; G. C. Harper, 1,200.00; M. Harper, 618.75; M. J. Harrison
1,011.15; W. G. Hawke, 613.13; M. E. Henry, 137.50; D. G. Hermitage, 781.25
J. G. Hosie, 1,050.00; M. F. Howie, 600.00; R. I. Hughes, 1,566.67; A. I. Humph-
rey, 868.75; M. E. Hunter, 643.75; B. L. Jermyn, 828.47; E. J. Jewell, 1,700.00

E22 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Permanent — Continued

Laboratory Branch — Continued
Salaries — Continued

M. R. Johnstone, 187.50; E. A. K. Kane, 471.53; A. F. Kennedy, 727.74; H. G.
Killham, 1,700.00; E. M. Killough, 1,466.67; N. A. Labzoffsky, 637.50; L. A.
Lancashire, 618.75; L. A. Landrigan, 1,125.00; M. E. Loates, 375.00; M. A.
MacDonald, 868.75; A. L. MacNabb, 4,866.67; W. B. McClure, 3,800.00;
M. K. McGonnell, 412.50; P. J. Mewhinney, 1,050.00; A. M. Millar, 1,566.67;
J. E. Millsap, 1,600.00; G. E. Milne, 643.75; J. E. Moher, 1,400.00; F. T. Murphy,
1,833.33; M. C. Nixon, 1,566.67; T. E. Noble, 950.00; M. C. Paton, 1,133.28;
S. F. Penny, 855.99; F. G. Peters, 1,300.00; W. Pratt 1,918.63; T. R. Ransom,
1,014.72; F. R. Roughley, 1,275.00; R. Schiff, 1,150.00; S. R. Seaman, 1,075.00;
F. H. Sherlock-Hubbard, 225.00; A. J. Sinclair, 618.75; D. B. Singer, 787.50;
P. E. Smith, 206.25; R. F. Smith, 116.66; M. C. Spoffard, 233.39; I. S. Stephen,
1,300.00; T. M. Sullivan, 1,233.33; M. C. Swanson, 562.50; R. Tarbet, 225.00;
B. Thompson, 875.00; J. E. Trumphour, 643.75; E. F. Underwood, 406.25;
M. D. Ward, 1,600.00; F. L. Wilson, 206.25; M. H. Wise, 900.00; C. G. Wray,
966.64; M. H. Wright, 1,600.00; D. Young, 1,125.00; Public Service Super-
annuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 394.01 108,425 29

Temporary:

E. K. Albertson, 93.75; R. E. Bailey, 206.25; J. C. Baldwin, 516.15; D. A. Barnum,
499.98; E. L. Barton, 874.98; B. M. Beattie, 262.50; E. J. Beattie, 127.74; J. S.
Bell, 57.50; M Bell, 1,050.00; B. Bowman, 206.25; J. C. Brown, 1,999.92; M. B.
Caldwell, 772.38; C. G. Cameron, 192.50; L. A. Campbell, 499.98; J. Carpenter,
104.26; J. Cawthorpe, 37.50; M. A. Cohen, 262.50; S. A. Creighton, 865.58; R. F.
Curry, 1,283.26; M. Cuthbertson, 800.00; E. E. Davidson, 281.25; R.J. Delaney,
359.48; E. F. Denison, 233.27; M. C. Dinberg, 503.57; G. M. Dolese, 925.00;

E. F. Donald, 247.50; G. C. Dowd, 115.00; R. C. Duthie, 202.92; M. M. Flynn,
206.25; P. I. Foster, 281.25; J. K. Galbraith, 278.23; E. D. Goodwin, 925.00;
H. E. Green, 275.00; S. L. Grigg, 243.75; M. Harper, 160.42; W. G. Hawke,
99.80; J. E. Henderson, 170.14; M. E. Henry, 110.89; D. G. Hermitage, 243.75;
A. I. Humphrey, 281.25; B. E. Hunt, 104.46; M. E. Hunter, 206.25; V. Johnston,
339.77; M. R. Johnstone, 281.25; E. A. K. Kane, 204.03; A. F. Kennedy, 281.25;
N. A. Labzoffsky, 708.33; E. Lacey, 238.33; L. A. Lancashire, 206.25; M. E.
Loates, 171.37; E. I. Lunau, 134.84; M. MacDonald, 281.25; O. I. MacKenzie,
641.67; H. A. MacMillan, 261.98; K. L. Manning, 177.42; M. M. Marshall,
484.12; M. K. McGonnell, 236.04; E. G. Mclntyre, 34.42; M. McKee, 456.26;

F. E. McLachlin, 435.42; C. McManus, 344.89; G. E. Milne, 206.25; M. A. Mullin-
ger, 189.11; J. Murrav, 182.50; H. E. O'Connor, 331.98; M. E. O'Donoghue,
212.90; M. M. Offer,' 64.52; M. Purcell, 1,000.00; L. M. Robertson, 69.17;
F. R. Roughley, 424.98; F. H. Sherlock-Hubbard, 250.00; A. J. Sinclair, 160.42;
D. B. Singer, 262.50; P. E. Smith, 197.38; M. P. Smyth, 95.72; H. H. Standing,
134.83; L. Sullivan, 291.32; M. C. Swanson, 266.13; R. Tarbet, 225.00; B. M.
Thomas, 250.61; M. A. Thorburn, 471.87; J. E. Trumphour, 206.25; Z. B. Wil-
loughby, 401.41; F. L. Wilson, 206.25; D. Young, 375.00 29,562 40

Travelling Expenses ($2,393.31)

I. N. Asheshov, 32.80; A. R. Barnum, 63.25; E. L. Barton, 244.04; E. C. Beck,
75.25; D. M. Belbin, 45.65; J. W. Bell, 115.20; J. C. Brown, 27.50; Department
of Highways, 533.34; J. E. Fasken, 37.50; R. I. Hughes, 123.75; A. B. Lamb,
80.00; W. B. McClure, 31.55; A. L. MacNabb, 491.18; M. C. Paton, 76.09;
V. L. Ryder, 97.60; S. R. Seaman, 175.39; Accounts under $25, 143.22. . . . 2,393 31

Maintenance ($48,990.14)

Bauer & Black, Ltd., 646.03; W. J. Bell Paper Co., Ltd., 204.58; British Drug Houses
(Canada), Ltd., 239.05; Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co., Ltd., 1,946.33; Canada
Representatives, Ltd., 416.20; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd., 11,123.78;
Carbo Ice (Ontario), Ltd., 219.94; W. A. Carveth & Co., 131.25; Central Scien-
tific Company of Canada, Ltd., 2,534.52; Collett-Sproule, Ltd., 6,064.27; Con-
naught Laboratories, 102.55; Corbett-Cowley, Ltd., 729.31; Corrugated Paper
Box Co., Ltd., 942.25; Cullen & Sons, 1,526.15; Dalglish (Ontario), Ltd., 156.79;
W. E. Dillon Co., Ltd., 275.00; Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd., 154.32; Etobicoke
Township Hydro-Electric Commission, 143.93; Gray Coach Lines, Ltd., 729.50;
Halliday Bros., Ltd., 818.18; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 4,983.25; Interlake Tissue
Mills Co., Ltd., 267.75; Jem Rubber Co., Ltd., 111.25; Jensen-Salsbery Labora-

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 23

Laboratory Branch — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

tory, Inc., 104.24; W. C. Jones, 300.00; Kellev Feed & Seed Co., 387.79; King's
Printer, 10,406.24; Manchester Paper Boxes, Ltd., 282.40; Masco Co., Ltd.,
157.66; Merck & Co., Ltd., 2,992.79; National Motors, Ltd., 1,161.05; H. D.
Nelson, 154.15; Nicholls Chemical Co., Ltd., 122.44; Ontario Cork Co., Ltd.,
549.70; Ontario Hospital, Hamilton, 110.50; Ontario Hospital, Langstaff, 544.72;
Ontario Hospital, New Toronto, 166.83; Parke, Davis & Co., 1,932.22; Richards
Glass Co., Ltd., 6,331.62; W. L. Robinson, 300.00; M. Sheerle, 769.50; J. B.
Smith & Sons, Ltd., 139.53; Standard Chemical Co., Ltd., 195.50; Telfer Paper
Box Co., Ltd., 413.35; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 259.25; Wheeler & Bain, Ltd.,

2,661.00; J. H. Wickson, 307.89; W. L. Wood, Ltd., 154.76; Cartage, express

and freight, 212.85; customs, 28.14; accounts under $100, 2,706.68. . 68,318 98
Less: Supplies Transferred to Various Branches 19,328 84

48,990 14

Laboratory Branch $189,371 14

LABORATORY DIVISIONS

Ottawa

Salaries ($20,670.88)
Permanent:

J. Baron, 1,900.00; E. C. Beck, 259.79; J. S. Beilby, 799.98; B. Christie, 412.50;
L. A. Cloutier, 875.00; M. F. Howie, 225.00; A. Johnson, 618.75; M. N. J. LaFleur,
343.75; F. L. Letts, 3,500.00; J. G. McAlpine, 1,300.00; J. M. McKinnon, 1,233.33;
W. A. R. Michell, 2,800.00; F. B. Sterns, 433.32; M. N. J. Tapp, 206.25; F. A.
White, 1,900.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlist-
ments, 119.02 16,926 69

Temporary:

P. Bourque, 302.02; B. Christie, 238.33; L. A. Cloutier, 175.00; M. D. Deavey,
614.52; G. C. Dowd, 130.04; A. Johnson, 206.25 ; M. L. Lytle. 270.56 ; F. B.
MacDonnell, 866.64; M. A. Malone, 162.50; E. Matheson, 334.58; E. Proughton,
443.75 3,744]19

Travelling Expenses ($176.05)

M. F. Howie 176 05

Maintenance ($3,178.76)

W. E. Dillon <~o., Ltd., 120.00; King's Printer, 371.03; A. W. McCurry, 179.00;

Laboratory Branch, Department of Health, 4,102.67; Vail's Laundry, 185.36;

Cartage, express and freight, 125.17; postage, 420.51; telephone, 85.39; accounts

under $100, 589.63 6,178 76

Less: Grant, City of Ottawa 3,000 00

Permanent

Fort William

Salaries ($10,299.99)

3,178 76

A. E. Allin, 3,200.00; E. M. Fader, 975.00; J. M. Ferguson, 1,300.00; E. B.

Hirst, 975.00; K. A. O'Shea, 725.00; W. J. Thompson, 1,800.00 8,975 00

Temporary :

A. L. Ehn, 775.00; E. B. Hirst, 324.99; K. A. O'Shea, 225.00 1,324 99

Travelling Expenses ($82.55)

A. E. Allin 82 55

Maintenance ($3,356.46)

Algoma Laundry, 133.75; Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co., Ltd., 166.29; Laboratory

Branch, Department of Health, 2,290.58; Cartage, express and freight,

131.12; postage, 283.00; accounts under $100, 351.72 3 356 46

E24 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Laboratory Divisions — Continued
North Bay

Salaries ($10,736.28)

Permanent:

A. Cholette, 675.00; J. H. Lawson, 1,533.33; M. G. Moreau, 975.00; VV. J. A.
Percy, 2,433.33; R. M. Vaillancourt, 1,050.00; Public Service Superannuation

Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 108.00 6,774 66

Temporary:

G. C. Almquist, 815.02; F. E. Chirico, 205.00; A. Cholette, 225.00; A. B. Lamb,

1,666.60; J. M. Louden, 1,050.00 3,961 62

Travelling Expenses ($178.15)

A. B. Lamb, 84.10; W. J. A. Percy, 46.70; V. L. Ryder, 47.35 178 15

Maintenance ($4,812.53)

Bannon Bros., 213.35; D. Barker, 195.82; J. E. Bertin, 125.76; Canadian Laboratory
Supplies, Ltd., 511.09; King's Printer, 206.77; Laboratory Branch, Department
of Health, 1,827.10; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 154.96; Office Specialty Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., 104.17; Wheeler & Bain, Ltd., 178.80; Cartage, express

and freight, 145.79; postage, 330.33; telephone, 78.40; accounts under $100,

740.19 4,812 53

Sault Ste. Marie

Salaries ($5,021.57)
Permanent:

B. Erdmann, 75.00; N. F. W. Graham, 3,150.00; V. L. Ryder, 1,125.00; G. I. F.
Templeton, 975.00; B. J. Wilson, 412.50 5,737 50

Temporary:

B. Erdmann, 225.00; V. L. Ryder, 375.00; B. J. Wilson, 184.07 784 07

Total 6,521 57

Less: Grant, City of Sault Ste. Marie 1,500 00

5,021 57

Travelling Expenses ($151.55)

N. F. W. Graham 151 55

Maintenance ($1,441.79)

Laboratory Branch, Department of Health, 993.02; Cartage, express and

freight, 62.07; postage, 111.50; telephone, 74.72; accounts under $100, 200.48. . 1,441 79

Western University, London

Maintenance ($4,855.42)

Laboratory Branch, Department of Health, 3,807.81; Cartage, express and

freight, 84.69; postage, 505.00; accounts under $100, 457.92 4,855 42

Queen's University, Kingston

Maintenance ($979.83)

King's Printer, 130.06; Laboratory Branch, Department of Health, 751.04;

Accounts under $100, 98.73 979 83

Grants
Public Health Laboratories:

Queen's University, Kingston 5,000 00

Peterborough 3,300 00

Peterborough, for Equipment, Maintenance and Supplies 814 86

Institute of Public Health, Western University, London 7,000 00

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH EJ!5

Laboratory Divisions — Continued

Grants — Continued
General Hospital Laboratories:

Belleville . 2,000 00

Belleville, for Equipment, Maintenance and Supplies 1,499 26

St. Catharines 2,500 00

St. Catharines, for Equipment, Maintenance and Supplies 1,500 00

Laboratory Divisions $89,555 93

Main Office and Branches $1,342,263 80

HOSPITALS BRANCH

GENERAL OFFICE

Salaries ($49,632.45)
Permanent :

K. M. Barnes, 1,050.00; F. D. Beauchamp, 2,800.00; E. Biggar, 1,200.00; G. A.
Bland, 1,233.33; H. B. Carscallen, 2,675.00; R. F. Cooper, 1,333.33; G. Courtney,
1,500.00; C. M. Cresswell, 1,308.33; C. J. Fox, 2,000.00; E. S. Goddard, 450.00;
R. V. Haney, 375.00; J. Hartford, 656.25; E. G. Howard, 900.00; R. R. Hutton,
868.75; C. B. Janes, 1,800.00; E. LeMesurier, 1,254.17; C. H. Lewis, 3,633.26;
E. D. List, 925.00; G. A. Morell, 2,066.67; N. C. Partridge, 450.00; C. Robson,
975.00; B. R. Searle, 700.00; J. F. Simpson, 1,631.25; N. M. Simpson, 250.00;
M. E. J. Stalker, 3,600.00; C. J. Telfer, 3,500.00; M. S. Thompson, 1,666.67;

A. R. Turner, 1,300.00; J. M. Ware, 412.50; M. E. Wilson, 850.00; Public Service
Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 221.74 43,586 25

Temporary:

D. E. Cheaney, 85.94; I. E. M. Crowley, 75.00; P. N. Gardner, 2,566.64; R. R.
Hutton, 281.25; W. T. McKnight, 1,241.65; M. A. McLaren, 317.50; N. C.
Partridge, 187.50; B. R. Searle, 225.00; J. F. Simpson, 637.50; W. B. VanAlstyne,
100.00; J. M. Ware, 328.22 6,046 20

Travelling Expenses ($7,369.69)

F. D. Beauchamp, 130.07; J. C. Brown, 183.95; L. A. Campbell, 373.89; H. B.
Carscallen, 30.04; W. Chipman, 427.37; M. R. Cook, 30.95; A. R. Doane, 225.80;
C. J. Fox, 68.84; P. N. Gardner, 268.67; C. B. Janes, 690.28; C. H. Lewis, 25.04;

B. T. McGhie, 89.62; W. T. McKnight, 1,017.00; E. V. Metcalfe, 102.68; R. C.
Montgomery, 29.70; S. R. Montgomery, 54.30; G. H. Morell, 1,323.76; M. E. J.
Stalker, 73.92; C. J. Telfer, 131.75; R. F. Thomson, 26.10; A. R. Turner, 1,984.82;

Accounts under $25, 81.14 7,369 69

Maintenance ($3,913.78)

Decalcomania Co. (Canada), Ltd., 113.75; King's Printer, 1,851.07; Ontario Hospital,

Whitby, 475.00; Telegrams, 249.73; telephone, 1,155.48; accounts under

$100, 68.75 3,913 78

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and Other Accounts for Workmen Injured

in Government Work as Awarded by the Workmen's Compensation Board,

Including Proportion of Administration Expenses ($12,662.01)

Workmen's Compensation Board 12,662 01

Cost of Living Bonus ($407,044.59)

Sundry Employees 407,044 59

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($695.84)

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 1,124.84; Less refund of Employees' contribution

429.00 695 84

General Office $481,318 36

E26

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Hospitals Branch — Continued
Grants. Etc.

General Hospitals:

General Hospitals ($899,470.86)

Alliston, Stevenson Memorial, 411.30; Almonte, Rosamond Memorial, 1,127.70;
Barrie, Royal Victoria, 2,720.70; Belleville, 8,710.10; Blind River, St. Joseph's,
4,686.45; Bowmanville, 1,271.20; Brampton, Peel Memorial, 482.30; Brantford,
11,325.70; Brockville, 4,420.00; Brockville, St. Vincent de Paul, 1,986.00; Burling-
ton, Children's Convalescent Camp, 629.60; Chapleau, Lady Minto, 3,893.15;
Chatham, 3,263.60; Chatham, St. Joseph's, 2,904.70; Clinton, 306.10; Cobourg,
General, 1,396.70; Cochrane, Lady Minto, 13,310.76; Collingwood, Blue Moun-
tain Camp for Crippled Children, 1,473.60; Collingwood, General and Marine,
2,796.60; Cornwall, General, 4,284.40; Cornwall, Hotel Dieu, 13,613.60; Dunn-
ville, Haldimand War Memorial, 514.50; Durham, Red Cross Memorial, 340.80;
Fergus, Groves Memorial, 804.00; Fort Erie, Douglas Memorial, 516.10; Fort
Frances, La Verendrye, 3,946.60; Fort William, McKellar, 20,286.45; Gait,
General, 1,992.70; Goderich, Alexandria General and Marine, 2,047.70; Guelph
General, 3,561.40; Guelph, St. Joseph's, 4,000.80; Haileybury, Misericordia,
3,997.15; Hamilton, 52,524.90; Hamilton, St. Joseph's, 4,751.60; Hanover,
Memorial, 831.40; Hawkesbury, Notre Dame, 1,788.00; Hearst, St. Paul,
22,437.02; Ingersoll, Alexandria, 1,401.90; Iroquois Falls, Anson, 2,452.20;
Kenora, 3,083.15; Kenora, St. Joseph's, 3,136.05; Kincardine, 550.40; Kingston,
16,801.00; Kingston, Hotel Dieu, 9,730.80; Kitchener- Waterloo, 2,557.10;
Kitchener, St. Mary's, 3,780.40; Lindsay, Ross Memorial, 3,984.40; Listowel,
Memorial, 456.60; London, St. Joseph's, 10,500.80; London, Victoria, 40,368.00;
Matheson, Rosedale War Memorial, 126.50; Mattawa, 10,241.45; Midland,
St. Andrew's, 2,671.90; Mount Forest, Louise Marshall, 387.90; Newmarket,
York County, 1,564.80; Newtonbrook, St. John's Convalescent, 5,294.70;
Niagara Falls, 2,524.40; Niagara-on-the-Lake, Cottage, 828.00; North Bay,
St. Joseph's, 7,926.45; North Bay, Queen Victoria Memorial, 888.50; Orange-
ville, Lord Dufferin, 832.50; Orillia, Soldiers' Memorial, 5,799.00; Oshawa,
1,869.60; Ottawa, 28,255.25; Ottawa, Civic, 46,927.40; Ottawa, Protestant
Children's, 5,160.30; Ottawa, Salvation Army Grace, 4,207.80; Owen Sound,
General and Marine, 2,700.70; Palmerston, 306.60; Paris, Willett, 1,012.60;
Parry Sound, 3,445.25; Parry Sound, St. Joseph's, 4,502.95; Pembroke, 4,907.30;
Pembroke, Cottage, 1,967.70; Penetanguishene, 823.70; Perth, Great War
Memorial, 1,572.20; Peterborough, Nicholls, 3,296.10; Peterborough, St. Joseph's,
4,027.50; Petrolia, C. E. Englehart, 640.10; Picton, Prince Edward County,
1,826.10; Port Arthur, 9,026.50; Port Arthur, St. Joseph's, 15,143.78; Port
Hope, 1,285.80; Renfrew, Victoria, 2,468.60; Sarnia, 3,483.60; St. Catharines,
4,727.50; St. Thomas, Memorial, 2,831.30; Sault Ste. Marie, 5,136.85; Sault
Ste. Marie, Plummer Memorial, 2,716.70; Seaforth, Scott Memorial, 457.90;
Simcoe, Norfolk, 3,574.80; Sioux Lookout, 1,273.60; Smith's Falls, 2,972.00;
Smith's Falls, St. Francis, 1,018.60; South Porcupine, 284.60; Stratford, 3,597.90;
Strathroy, 1,514.30; Sturgeon Falls, Brebeuf, 6,354.30; Sudbury, St. Joseph's,
11,953.00; Tillsonburg, Soldiers' Memorial, 1,408.20; Timmins, St. Mary's,
5,616.90; Toronto, Civitan Children's Camp, 288.00; Toronto, East General,
10,365.80; Toronto, General, 102,653.92; Toronto, Hillcrest Convalescent
Home, 3,028.10; Toronto, I.O.D.E. Preventorium, 10,947.10; Toronto, Lock-
wood Clinic, 148.90; Toronto, Mothercraft Centre, 1,854.80; Toronto, Mount
Sinai, 5,024.50; Toronto, Salvation Army, Grace, 1,122.90; Toronto, St. Joseph's,
20,139.60; Toronto, St. Michael's, 55,053.40; Toronto, Sick Children's, 61,087.10;
Toronto, Wellesley, 666.50; Toronto, Western, 33,919.90; Toronto, Women's
College, 6,211.80; Walkerton, Bruce County, 1,637.40; Welland County, 1,730.50;
Windsor, Hotel Dieu, 3,120.90; Windsor, Metropolitan, 3,379.40; Windsor,
Salvation Army, Grace, 3,181.50; Wingham, 188.40; Woodstock, 2,501.80

879,792 38

Red Cross Hospitals:

Apsley, 87.00; Atikokan, 3.60; Bancroft, 635.10; Bracebridge, 1,519.70; Coe
Hill, 48.00; Dryden, 3,742.21; Emo, 383.40; Englehart, 855.90; Espanola, 1,561.50
Haliburton, 482.10; Hawk Junction, 157.80; Hornepayne, 492.30; Jellicoe
597.40; Kakabeka Falls, 39.00; Kirkland Lake, 5,037.25; Lion's Head, 100.50
Mindemoya, 734.20; New Liskeard, 983.32; Port Loring, 124.50; Quibell, 2.70
Rainy River, 874.60 ; Redditt, 26.20 ; Richard's Landing, 348.00 ; Thessalon
773.10; Whitney, 43.00; Wilberforce, 6.30; Red Cross Car, 19.80

19,678*48

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E27

Hospitals Branch — Continued

Grants, etc. — Continued

Hospitals for Incurables ($187,869.60)

Hamilton, St. Peter's, 11,785.80; London, Parkwood, 16,808.40; Ottawa, Perley,
13,163.70; Ottawa, St. Vincent, 30,600.80; Toronto, Home for Incurable Chil-
dren, 5,405.30; Toronto, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, 51,486.00; Toronto, Mercy,
39,214.40; Windsor East, Hospital for Incurables, 19,405.20 187,869 60

Maintenance of Patients in Sanatoria for Consumptives ($2,293,165.80)

Brant, 46,520.00; Essex County, 120,076.00; Fort William, 127,452.00; Freeport,
100,256.00; Hamilton, Mountain, 482,136.00; Kingston, 25,952.00; Muskoka,
286,340.00; Niagara Peninsula, 64,364.00; Queen Alexandra, 343,486.00; Royal,
Ottawa, 139,930.00; St. Lawrence, 77,926.00; St. Mary's-on-the-Lake, 64,121.00;
Toronto and Queen Mary, 414,606.80 2,293,165 80

Travelling and Incidental Expenses for the Removal and Escort of Indigent
Patients of Unorganized Territory, Burial Expenses, etc. ($4,791.70)

Travelling Expenses:

Sundry Indigents 2,836 20

Burial Expenses:

Jenkins & Son, 102.00; Last Post Fund, 120.00; E. Paradis, 225.00; R. M.

Smith, 180.00; Accounts under $100, 1,328.50 1,955 50

Grants ($40,314.65)

Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Out-Patients Branch 5,944 30

The Haven, Toronto, for Feeble-minded Women 2,500 00

Canadian Red Cross Society 26,870 35

Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy 5,000 00

Special Grants to Municipalities in Territorial Districts ($37,758.72)

Towns:

Bonfield, 615.69; Cache Bay, 1,058.02; Charlton, 67.60; Chelmsford, 1,366.38;

Mattawa, 5,068.42; Sturgeon Falls, 7,722.45; Trout Creek, 81.78 15,980 34

Townships:

Bonfield, 576.85; Bucke, 474.33; Burpee, 175.87; Calvert, 1,299.06; Calvin,
1,640.73; Cameron, 662.25; Casimir, Jennings and Appleby, 61.70; Chisholm,
503.56; Christie, 395.09; Coleman, 138.61; Cosby and Mason, 441.90; Dowling,
34.01; East Ferris, 670.44; Field, 1,666.99; Glackmeyer, 887.65; Hanmer, 1,220.52;
Himsworth, North, 1,920.32; Himsworth, South, 307.19; J affray and Mellick,
1,239.90; James, 1,009.22; Machin, 431.06; Martland, 208.82; Papineau, 1,886.97;
Perry, 407.83; Ratter and Dunnett, 1,028.30; Rayside, 150.57; Shackleton
and Machin, 260.77; Springer, 890.82; Stisted, 182.00; Widdifield, 1,005.05.... 21,778 38

Grants, etc., Hospitals Branch $3,463,371 33

General Expenses — Ontario Hospitals

Board of Examiners, Training Schools for Nurses ($541.31)
Lackie Manufacturing Co., 426.52 ; Accounts under. $100, 1 14.79 541 31

Removal and Examination of Patients from Unorganized
Districts ($11,999.14)

Removal Expenses:

E. Biggar, 2,583.85; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 1,263.25; Commissioner of
Police for Ontario, 371.04; Cunningham Taxi, 103.80; C. J. Fox, 2,799.27; J. W.

Lague, 525.80; Sundry Ontario Hospitals, 2,251.42; Accounts under $100,

619.26 10,517 69

Medical Services:

Sundry Persons 1,481 45

Clothing for Bailiffs removing Patients ($196.20)
Accounts under $100 196120

E28 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

General Expenses — Ontario Hospitals — Continued

Grants to Recovered Indigent Patients from Ontario Hospitals and Removal
Expenses to their Legal Domicile ($323.52)

Sundry Patients 323 52

Provision for Expenses in connection with Conventions
held at Various Institutions ($146.43)

Sundry Persons 146 43

Removal Expenses of Officials in Connection with the
Ontario Hospitals ($1,401.62)

Sundry Employees 1 ,401 62

Printing and Stationery for Ontario Hospitals ($24,288.57)

King's Printer '. 24,288 57

Grants to Schools for the Education of Children of Ontario
Hospitals' Staff ($5,751.62)

No. 5, Barton and Ancaster, 31.94; Brockville, 903.72; No. 4, East Zorra and Bland-
ford, 22.55; Fort William, 107.69; Hamilton, 693.52; Kingston Collegiate Insti-
tute, 42.35; London, 503.49; Midland, 55.59; Orillia, 742.97; Penetanguishene:—
High School Board, 336.61; Public School Board, 300.21; Separate School Board,
405.05;— Portsmouth, 48.88; St. Thomas, 112.75; Whitby, 1,287.30; Woodstock,
157.00 5,751 62

Transport Service ($5,496.77)

British American Oil Co., Ltd., 2,066.09; Colling Tire Shop, Ltd., 406.30; Depart-
ment of Highways, 144.50; Reo Motor Company of Canada, Ltd., 2,627.61;

Accounts under $100, 252.27 5,496 77

Unforeseen and Unprovided ($3,302.92)

Active Ambulance Service, 37.00; G. Belas, 100.00; O. Carpenter, 360.00; Children's
Aid Societies: — Hamilton, 317.55; Northumberland and Durham, 283.90;
Port Hope, 26.35; Sarnia and County of Lambton, 298.15; Toronto, 256.55;
G. Edward's Studio, 5.00; J. G. Falconer, 75.00; A. W. Farmer, 100.00; J. Kacur,
500.00; Lanark County Home, 156.42; Ontario Training School for Boys, Bow-
manville, 16.50; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 18.00; G. W. Smith,
3.00; F. V. V. Snell, 20.00; W. P. Tew, 40.00; Toronto General Hospital, 116.50;
Toronto Central Y.M.C.A., 573.00 3,302 92

General Expenses, Ontario Hospitals $53,448 10

ONTARIO HOSPITALS

Brampton

Salaries ($1,898.39)
Farm Hands 1,898 39

Maintenance ($793.84)

Office Expenses 25 64

Farm Expenses 450 94

Contingencies 87 91

Repairs to Buildings • 229 35

Maintenance:

Fairbank Lumber and Coal Co., Ltd., 219.06; Thayers, Ltd., 132.13; Watkins

Seeds, Ltd., 206.95; Telephone, 25.64; accounts under $100, 210.06 793 84

Brampton 2,692 23

Brockville

Salaries ($247,211.46)

E. Algie, 1,400.00; E. M. Ardill, 849.96; E. J. Barrington, 268.34; V. G. Barrington,
465.83; J. Bedard, 1,125.00; R. M. Billings, 1,125.00; B. O. Bullis, 1,475.00;
E. A. Clamp, 2,000.00; J. Cook, 1,600.00; E. L. Cooke, 962.50; C. S. Dodds,

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 29

Ontario Hospital, Brockville — Continued

Salaries — Continued

1,350.00; F. Drawbridge, 1,525.00; J. Easson, 1,600.00; G. A. Forbes, 1,200.00;
R. H. Gibson, 1,350.00; R. Glover, 1,300.00; M. A. Graham, 868.75; F. A.
Grice, 1,350.00; M. I. Hanton, 700.00; H. D. Higgins, 1,333.28; D. A. Hogan,
1,600.00; M. I. Howe, 868.75; V. G. Johnston, 1,150.00; G. W. Kells, 3,300.00;
G. E. Langdon, 341.46; M. G. LeBas, 380.64; A. E. Little, 607.74; A. P. Louch,
1,333.28; E. A. MacMillan, 366.66; H. E. Manahan, 1,150.00; J. McFaulds,
1,500.00; H. M. McGill, 161.82; A. J. McLaughlin, 1,300.00; M. L. McLeay,
1,335.48; E. B. Middagh, 1,250.00; T. Montemuro, 66.13; T. C. Mott, 1,125.00;
M. K. Motte, 856.25; F. L. Nichols, 900.00; E. M. Orr, 850.04; P. P. Parisien,
758.31; D. R. Parkes, 549.99; G. M. Patry, 412.36; I. J. Pollock, 13.86; I. R.
Ralph, 2,400.00; M. G. Rendall, 1,225.00; H. J. Rothwell, 450.00; V. G. Rourke,
162.50; F. C. Ruston 1,533.33; R. H. Ruston, 1,400.00; J. M. Short, 2,900.00;
C. A. Simpson, 609.37; B. F. Sine, 1,575.00; M. R. Smith, 125.00; G. Steacy,
1,600.00; C. Stirtan, 372.78; C. S. Tennant, 5,200.00; R. C. Tennant, 1,400.00;
J. J. Tierney, 1,600.00; J. J. Tobin, 1,400.00; D. E. C. Trickey, 856.25; S. Tur-
land, 1,600.00; G. H. G. Wallace, 586.65; C. Willis, 1,500.00; G. W. Zealand,
2,525.00; Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundresses, Maids, Seamstresses, Porter
and Messenger, 13,292.16; Engineering Staff: Firemen, Shift Engineers and
Watchmen, 11,716.58; Farm and Garden: Farm Hands, Herdsman and Teamster,
5,425.00; Attendants and Nurses, 126,307.83; Occupational Therapists, Occu-
pational Therapy Internes and Technician, 3,012.58 ; Nurses-in-Training,
8,795.39; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments,
1,614.61 247,211 46

Maintenance ($133,124.44)

Travelling Expenses 1,189 84

Medicines and Medical Comforts 6,215 37

Provisions 70,060 29

Fuel, Light and Water 9,545 86

Clothing 10,929 87

Laundry and Cleaning 5,864 11

Furniture and Furnishings 7,284 54

Office Expenses 1,310 00

Farm Expenses 12,811 21

Contingencies 2,766 33

Live Stock, etc 480 20

Repairs to Buildings 4,666 82

Travelling Expenses:

E. M. Ardill, 38.90; R. M. Billings, 159.12; F. T. Fralick, 28.30; S. A. Grief,
31.00; M. LeBas, 80.95; E. M. Orr, 28.35; P. P. Parisien, 96.75; C. M. Patry,
103.28; M. G. Rendall, 164.95; M. R. Smith, 52.90; J. Stevelv, 26.60; C. S.
Tennant, 134.50; E. Waldron, 35.34; Accounts under $25, 208.90 1,189 84

Maintenance:

A. D. Adams & Son, 877.45; Agricultural Chemicals, Ltd., 632.36; Associated
Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd., 140.69; J. F. Barnard Sons, Ltd., 1,856.96;
Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 163.20; E. M. Blanchard, 120.00; J. Borthwick, 330.15;
A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 632.56; J. R. Bresnan & Son, 1,373.70; British Ameri-
can Oil Ct)., Ltd., 473.41; British & Colonial Trading Co., Ltd., 676.07; Brock-
ville Creamery & Storage, 252.83; Brockville Lumber Co., 841.82; Brockville
Public Utilities Commission, 6,272.73; Brunner, Mond Canada Sales, Ltd.,
389.76; Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 132.09; Canada Foundries & Forg-
ings, Ltd., 180.66; Canada Packers, Ltd., 182.85; Canada Paint Co., Ltd., 118.54;
Canada Starch Sales Co., Ltd., 627.40; Canada Vinegars, Ltd., 130.32; Canadian
General Electric Co., Ltd., 134.54; Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co., Ltd.,
143.20; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 957.11; Canadian National Institute For
The Blind, 280.05; Cassidy's, Ltd., 450.56; Central Canada Coal Co., Ltd.,
1,005.00; Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 127.35; S. J. Cherry & Sons, Ltd.,
1,366.75; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Ltd., 249.46; H. P. Conklin, 550.35;
Corbett-Cowley, Ltd., 102.45; W. L. Dailey, 106.85; Delaney & Pettit, Ltd.,
365.00; Department of Health, 229.34; Department of Highways, 388.49;
Department of Public Works, 207.00; Dobbie & Co., 260.22; L. C. Dunn, 1,162.52;
Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 218.68; Eddv Match Co., Ltd., 118.95;
Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 108.32; F. A. Fitzpatrick, 2,954.75;
Frost Steel & Wire Co., Ltd., 201.45; General Films, Ltd., 300.00; General Supply

E 30

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Ontario Hospital, Brockville — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Company of Canada, Ltd., 166.77; Gilmour & Co., 2,242.42; Glidden Co.,
Ltd., 100.75; Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd., 1,636.00; S. Gumpert Company
of Canada, Ltd., 361.90; Hanson 16.M.M. Movies, Ltd., 192.65; G. A. Hardie
& Co., Ltd., 107.45; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 1,041.44; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd.,
368.30; Higgins & Burke, Ltd., 128.58; Hogg & Lytle, Ltd., 972.75; Hydro-
Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 386.78; Hygiene Products, Ltd., 326.83;
Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 319.82; Industrial Farm,
Burwash, Industries, 2,129.64; Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 101.54; Interlake Tissue
Mills Co., Ltd., 694.58; Jem Rubber Co., Ltd., 114.00; Johnson & Johnson,
Ltd., 337.59; A. H. Judson, 300.00; Land O'Lanark Creameries, 11,022.70;
C. Leach, 910.00; Lever Bros., Ltd., 262.98; E. R. Lewis Leather Co., Ltd.,
107.13; J. Lowe Corp., 812.70; Luxura Tea Co., 2,875.00; W. C. MacDonald,
Inc., 776.18; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 994.96; Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., 322.94;
McCarthy Milling Co., Ltd., 1,364.00; C. McDougall, 598.00; McDougall
Bros., 2,321.10; Mercer Reformatory Industries, 4,585.36; Merck & Co., Ltd.
206.79; Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., 216.01; W. Moore Paint Co., 419.00
W. J. Muldoon, 516.75; Muratori's Macaroni Manufacturing Co., 119.50
National Grocers Co., Ltd., 558.93; National Kream Co., Ltd., 119.70; Nichols
Chemical Co., Ltd., 154.30; Ontario Chemicals, Ltd., 231.25; Ontario Cheese
Co., 122.64; Ontario Hospital, London, 189.00; Ontario Hospital, New Toronto,
150.00; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, Industries, 180.00; Ontario Reformatory,
Guelph, Industries, 23,752.56; Ontario Tobacco Co., 153.00; O. R. Orser, 1,128.75;
Parke, Davis & Co., 243.53; Prophylactic Brush Company (Canada), Ltd.,
166.33; Quaker Oats Co., 591.90; Ratcliff Paper Co., Ltd., 179.27; W. E. Reid,

612.60; Ritchie's Cigar Stores, 129.24; Roode

508.51; Royal Canadian Tobacco Co., 297.50;

Simon Co., Ltd., 144.00; R. H. Smart, Ltd.,
Ltd., 232.30; Soaps-Perfumes, Ltd., 135.00;

C. A. Starr Co., 204.76; Stevens Companies,
760.58; St. Lawrence Oil & Supply
Co., Ltd., 364.07; Sturgeons, Ltd.,

130.00; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd.
Bros., Ltd., 190.27; G. G. Root,
Scott Funeral Home, 100.00; L.
257.50; W. Snider Milling Co.,
Standard Brands, Ltd., 982.85;
227.83; St. Lawrence Engine Co., Ltd.,
Co., Ltd., 123.15; St. Lawrence Starch

184.15; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 9,703.08; G. Taplin, 215.00;
Textile Products, Ltd., 268.58; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 1,097.00; Tuckett,
Ltd., 310.00; United Farmers Co-Operative Co., Ltd., 272.50; Vallance, Brown
& Co., Ltd., 378.42; Victoria Paper & Twine Co., Ltd., 528.01; Watkins Seeds,
Ltd., 108.99; Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 1,372.25; Wheeler & Bain,
Ltd., 168.34; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 339.26; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 2,015.88;
Wood's Dairy, 2,112.27; York Trading, Ltd., 945.47; A. B. Zacks, 571.69;
L. Zigman & Sons, 120.00; Cartage, express and freight, 1,823.28; news-
papers and periodicals, 153.51; postage, 630.00; religious services, 460.00; tele-
grams, 34.27; telephone, 875.22; accounts under $100, 5,071.28 131,934 60

Brockville $380,335 90

COPOURG

Salaries ($87,120.66)

A. G. Allen, 3,125.00; P. M. Barr, 850.00; W. T. Brown, 1,675.00; F. Burge, 1,500.00;
M. A. Copeman, 83.93; G. A. Dundas, 1,104.00; E. Faulkner, 330.54; C. Ken-
naugh, 1,450.00; G. C. Kidd, 5,000.00; T. Medhurst, 1,241.67; R. MelvilFe,
1,250.00; M. S. Poison, 1,308.33; E. Ralls, 1,150.00; I. I. Shaw, 1,475.00; R. M.
Vokes, 75.80; M. J. Waller, 462.50; W. C. Waller, 2,166.67; M. J. Wilson, 612.50;
Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundresses, Maids and Seamstress, 7,495.85; Engineer-
ing Staff: Firemen, Shift Engineers and Watchman, 8,592.02; Farm and Garden:
Truck Driver, 1,087.50; Attendant, Nurses and Nurse-Attendants, 44,977.31;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 107.04....

87,120 66

Maintenance ($75,625.37)

Travelling Expenses • • ■ • 572 2 1

Medicines and Medical Comforts 2,571 41

Provisions 36,441 03

Fuel, Light and Water 18,465 00

Clothing 5,592 89

Laundry and Cleaning 3,800 06

Furniture and Furnishings 3,221 61

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 31

Ontario Hospital, Cobourg — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Office Expenses 868 08

Farm Expenses 456 31

Contingencies 1,416 57

Live Stock, etc 125 00

Repairs to Buildings 2,095 20

Travelling Expenses:

E. Covert, 40.45; M. S. Poison, 437.98; Accounts under $25, 93.78 572 21

Maintenance:

A. R. Atkinson, 100.00; J. & A. Aziz, 193.60; Bauer & Black, Ltd., 490.54; A.
Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 314.85; Brunner, Mond Canada Sales, Ltd., 201.60; Burke
Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 100.30; J. D. Burnett, 1,321.59; H. C. Burton & Co.,
125.21; Canada Cloak Co., 151.20; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 122.43;
Canada Packers, Ltd., 2,792.08; Canada Starch Sales Co., Ltd., 632.64; Canadian
Industries, Ltd., 426.46; Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 198.00; Capitol
Theatre, 270.00; Cassidy's, Ltd., 717.04; Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 125.75;
Cobourg City Dairy Co., Ltd., 2,611.93; Denton & Son, 184.05; Empire Brass
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 227.83; Fisher's Dairy, 2,586.48; General Films,
Ltd., 255.00; General Steel Wares, Ltd., 182.16; Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd.,
1,643.42; G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 170.05; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 906.99;
J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 177.57; S. Hisey & Son, Ltd., 1,367.50; Ingersoll Cream
Cheese Co., Ltd., 520.93; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 333.30; C. Jackson,
242.86; J. Lavis, 780.00; Lever Bros., Ltd., 152.21; F. G. Lister & Co., Ltd.,
105.00; J. Lowe Corporation, 241.51; Luxura Tea Co., 650.00; Maple Leaf
Milling Co., Ltd., 570.00; M. Margies, 162.00; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 692.16;
A. P. McLaughlan, 283.50; Mercer Reformatory Industries, 2,469.14; Mill-
brook Bakery, 363.00; Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., 417.01; Muratori's Macaroni
Manufacturing Co., 106.56; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 405.00; Ontario Chem-
icals, Ltd., 181.20; Ontario Hospital, Fort William, 211.49; Ontario Hospital,
Hamilton, 433.55; Ontario Hospital, Langstaff, 763.67; Ontario Hospital,
Toronto, 292.20; Ontario Hospital, Whitby, 106.49; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,
Industries, 11,176.94; Parke, Davis & Co., 132.15; R. Patterson & Son, 136.79;
S. Pratt, 803.51; A. Pratt & Son, 175.05; Premier Paint Co., 299.05; Public
Utilities Commission of Cobourg, 2,991.59; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 1,396.80;
St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 215.94; Standard Brands, Ltd., 1,018.66; Sundry
Persons, boarded-out patients, 679.57; N. Tait, 164.00; Textile Products Co.,
Ltd., 407.72; Toronto Milling Co., 550.00; Trenton Valley Creameries, 3,621.48;
Valley Camp Coal Company of Canada, Ltd., 14,506.03; Victoria Paper &
Twine Co., Ltd., 135.60 ; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 253.83 ; Wonderful Soap

Co., Ltd., 561.00; York Trading, Ltd., 744.88; Cartage, express and freight,

738.68; newspapers and periodicals, 63.27; postage, 500.00; religious services,

460.00; telegrams, 17.98; telephone, 233.51; accounts under $100, 3,990.08 75,053^16

Cobourg $162,746 03

Fort William

Salaries ($34,377.15)

A. Baillie, 1,475.00; R. W. Black, 1,383.33; A. Currie, 1,375.00; G. C. Ferrier,
555.00; G. L. E. Holditch, 1,275.00; G. D. Scott, 944.36; J. N. Senn, 4,600.00;
A. E. Smith, 1,241.67; J. S. Strachan, 140.00; E. M. Wilson, 1,075.00; Domestic
Help: Maids, 2,348.18; Engineering Staff: Mechanic, 1,181.25; Farm Hands,
3,372.98; Attendants and Nurses, 13,219.13; Public Service Superannuation
Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 191.25 34,377 15

Maintenance ($24,395.50)

Travelling Expenses 88 74

Medicines and Medical Comforts 925 64

Provisions 5,708 56

Fuel, Light and Water 3,643 57

Clothing 2,052 89

Laundry and Cleaning 1,297 78

Furniture and Furnishings 1,043 83

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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Ontario Hospital, Fort William — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Office Expenses 509 19

Farm Expenses 2,732 12

Contingencies 1,583 35

Repairs to Buildings 2,192 78

Live Stock, etc 2,617 05

Travelling Expenses:

J. N. Senn

88 74

Maintenance:

C. Adliff, 228.25; Algoma Laundry, 520.37; Bole's Feed Store, 581.50; British
American Oil Co., Ltd., 107.07; T. Broome, 316.17; Burns & Co., Ltd., 109.46;
Canada Paint Co., Ltd., 457.43; Cassidy's, Ltd., 202.35; Chappies, Ltd., 604.82;
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 613.04; Coslett Machinery & Equipment
Co., 323.19; Dominion Motors, 219.98; Exclusive Fish Market, 150.41; Fort
William Sanatorium, 107.00; Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd., 411.10; J. Hagglund
& Son, 142.40; J. Hepburn, 130.00; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario,
1,142.93; Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 413.96; International
Harvester Company of Canada, Ltd., 991.45; Jenkens & Son, 132.00; Johnston
& Boon Co., Ltd., 119.34; Kellough Bros. Dairy, 1,172.64; Lake of the Woods
Milling Co., Ltd., 270.10; Lakehead Oil, Ltd., 196.78; Luxura Tea Co., 325.00;
C. W. McEwen, 143.33; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 639.82; Merchants
Distributors, Ltd., 271.15; J. Murphy Coal Co., 2,256.54; North Star Oil, Ltd.,
322.23; Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 676.14; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia,
Industries, 312.00; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 691.17; Palm
Dairies, Ltd., 957.22; H. Parslow & Co., Ltd., 396.78; W. S. Piper, Ltd., 313.32;
Ringwood Farms, Ltd., 300.00; Standard Brands, Ltd., 141.80; Sundry Persons,
purchase of cattle, 955.50; Thunder Bay Co-operative Dairv, Ltd., 285.98;
Western Grain Co., Ltd., 112.70; Western Grocers, Ltd., 322.01 ; Wilson's,

139.50; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 177.30; York Trading, Ltd., 197.80;

Cartage, express and freight, 837.64; newspapers and periodicals, 28.65; postage,
149.00; telegrams, 55.20; telephone, 193.79; accounts under $100, 3,441.45

Fort William $58,772 65

24.306 76

Hamilton

Salaries ($297,263.32)

R. Aiken, 435.38; A. Allen, 1,400.00; J. D. Armstrong, 66.13; R. G. S. Arthurs
66.23; E. E. E. Baker, 2.22; K. M. Barrington, 2,575.00; I. I. Berry, 775.00
J. Blackwood, 1,300.00; P. Boulter, 1,413.71; E. L. Bradley, 825.00; H. Brad
shaw, 1,600.00; R. M. Bradt, 610.48; H. S. Burns, 2,637.50; A. E. Carter, 1,075.00
J. Cavin, 816.62; E. H. Clark, 1,300.00; W. O. Collins, 1,900.00; J. W. Corbett
1,099.98; E. E. Cose, 1,200.00; J. A. Cummins, 3,100.00; J. M. Danton, 1,875.00
W. J. Deadman, 480.00; W. F. Dreisinger, 429.44; P. B. E. Duff, 200.00; H. J
Elliott, 1,600.00; C. A. Geddes, 1,350.00; J. Gilgot, 1,666.67; G. P. Gleeson
2,333.33; E. Godwin, 1,275.00; D. R. Goodale, 1,075.00; G. M. Graham, 925.00
R. Y. Hall, 1,600.00; E. D. Hamilton, 1,600.00; A. Haronen, 1,400.00; J. Har
rison, 1,400.00; J. E. Harvey, 30.64; J. R. Howitt, 4,100.00; H. R. Hull, 1,475.00
D. E. Jones, 700.00; N. B/jones, 812.90; D. T. Kilpatrick, 1,600.00; W. Lang
1,350.00; F. J. Lee, 325.00; T. Lennox, 1,266.67; R. Lishman, 1,156.86; A. E
Little, 795.12; E. A. MacMillan, 1,316.63; B. Mancuso, 1,075.00; A. Martins
2,750.00; J. E. McClure, 406.25; M. E. McCormick, 1,333.33; J. G. McEvoy
1,300.00; O. Owens, 1,600.00; S. G. Patterson, 1,383.33; B. Pavelin, 1,375.00
R. P. Pearson, 1,131.25; T. Roberts, 1,500.00; W. H. K. Ross, 200.00; H. S. W
Rutledge, 1,433.33; H. S. Sager, 1,053.34; E. I. Sanders, 1,350.00; T. H. Scott
1,250.00; W. J. Scott, 1,250.00; H. W. Simpson, 1,343.75; W. J. Smith, 500.00
R. W. Sproule, 1,266.67; J. S. Stewart, 5,400.00; R. Stoneman, 1,400.00; E. L
Symons, 1,500.00; L. O. Teeple, 1,450.00; J. T. Tidev, 1,087.50; A. E. Townsend
1,375.00; A. Tregunno, 900.00; K. Turney, 1,700.00; M. M. Vanderlip, 850.00
G. Wakefield, 1,200.00; R. R. Wales, 814.11; H. G. Ward, 1,400.00; F. Watterson
1,266.67; G. W. Winterbottom, 116.66; Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundresses
Maids, Seamstress, Porter and Messenger, 20,313.60; Engineering Staff: Fire-
men, Shift Engineers, 10,714.10; Farm and Garden: Farm Hands, Teamster,

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 33

Ontario Hospital, Hamilton — Continued

Salaries — Continued

Truck Driver, Herdsman, Poultryman, 11,736.60; Attendants, Nurses, Nurse-
Attendants, 135,230.23; Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Internes,
4,849.64; Nurses-in-Training, 10,670.18; Public Service Superannuation Fund,
Contribution re Enlistments, 1,451.18 '. 297,263 32

Maintenance ($232,307.81)

Travelling Expenses 822 19

Medicines and Medical Comforts 13,360 83

Provisions 86,284 59

Fuel, Light and Water 41,755 07

Clothing 17,096 36

Laundry and Cleaning 9,986 37

Furniture and Furnishings 9,394 47

Office Expenses 2,738 29

Farm Expenses 27,965 60

Contingencies 6,639 03

Repairs to Buildings 16,265 01

Travelling Expenses:

K. M. Barrington, 99.25; J. A. Cummins, 52.02; A. E. Little, 60.60; M. McCor-

mick, 477.74; K. E. Turney, 27.90; Accounts under $25, 104.68 822 19

Maintenance:

Abbott Laboratories, Ltd., 216.90; Aga Heat (Canada), Ltd., 270.60; All-Weld
Co., Ltd., 309.25; Ash-Temple Co., Ltd., 121.88; Associated Chemical
Company of Canada, Ltd., 112.86; Balfours, Ltd., 2,097.44; Bauer & Black,
326.99; Beatty Bros., Ltd., 654.71; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 231.90; D. Bell,
516.75; Best Yeast, Ltd., 240.96; Birks-Ellis-Ryrie, Ltd., 117.50; Blue Cross
Hospital, 135.00; Boiler, Furnace & Stove Parts, Ltd., 148.30; Booth Fisheries
Canadian Co., Ltd., 3,220.15; Bowes Company, Ltd., 120.00; A. Bradshaw
& Son, Ltd., 1,439.97; British & Colonial Trading Co., Ltd., 487.12; British
Drug Houses (Canada), Ltd., 137.01; Brown Bros., 198.00; R. Burns & Co.,
5,758.25; H. C. Burton & Co., 302.15; M. M. Calder, 345.00; Caledonia Milling
Co., Ltd., 8,707.80; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 1,457.57; Canada
Glove Co., 118.80; Canada Packers, Ltd., 1,395.30; Canada Starch Sales Co.,
Ltd., 163.50; Canada Vinegars, Ltd., 132.75; Canada Wax & Chemical Co.,
185.74; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd,, 237.91; Canadian Industries,
Ltd., 2,777.49; Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 424.46; Canadian
Powers Regulator Co., Ltd., 129.28; Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd., 288.18;
Cassidy's, Ltd., 827.84; Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 896.90; S. J. Cherry
& Sons, Ltd., 1,680.00; Colgate- Palmolive-Peet Co., Ltd., 240.07; Consumers
Lumber Co., Ltd., 3,111.66; Corbett-Cowley, Ltd., 135.13; Crane, Ltd., 461.14;
Crown-Dominion Oil Co., Ltd., 1,170.61; W. H. Cunningham & Hill, Ltd.,
530.36; Dalglish (Ontario), Ltd, 268.84; Department of Health, 1,076.73; Depart-
ment of Highways, 1,118.46; Department of Public Works, 4,800.00; A. Dickinson,
500.80; Dodsworth & Brown, 232.00; Dominion Linseed Oil Co., Ltd., 1,382.95;
Dominion Salt Co., Ltd., 138.30; C. A. Dunham & Co., Ltd., 231.33; Eastman
Photographic Stores, Ltd., 223.49; Eddy Match Co., Ltd., 112.33; Empire
Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 251.29; Empire-Universal-Films, Ltd., 140.00;
W. Farrar & Co., Ltd., ,952.60; Ferrey Coal Co., Ltd., 22,323.47; F. A. Ferris,
113.06; E. B. Fielding & Co., 111.04; Firth Bros., Ltd., 219.20; G. T. French,
104.71; Frost Steel & Wire Co., Ltd., 141.70; F. Garfield, 225.81; Garlock
Packing Company of Canada, Ltd., 165.10; General Steel Wares, Ltd., 298.29;
Gillies-Guy, Ltd., 2,686.83; Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd., 1,970.27; G. W.
Grant & Co., 207.90; A. P. Green Fire Brick Co., Ltd., 114.35; S. E. Griffin
& Son, 692.00; Grinnell Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,046.84; S. Gumpert Com-
pany of Canada, Ltd., 1,038.59; City of Hamilton, 11,048.32; Hamilton Builders'
Supply, Ltd., 1,092.76; Hamilton Hydro-Electric System, 4,482.22; G. A. Hardie
& Co., Ltd., 445.12; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 262.18; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 414.81;
Hillcrest Dairy, 123.04; Hobbs Glass, Ltd., 120.01; Hobart Manufacturing
Co., Ltd., 145.93; H. S. Howland Sons, & Co., Ltd., 111.27; Hydro-Electric
Power Commission of Ontario, 331.06; Imperial Coffee & Spice Co., Ltd., 4,026.05;
Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 153.96; Industrial Farm,
Burwash, Industries, 2,378.86; Ingersoll Cream Cheese Co., Ltd., 834.20;
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 718.15; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 788.20; Inter-
national Harvester Company of Canada, Ltd., 262.52; Jackson's Bread, Ltd.,

E34 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Hospital, Hamilton — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

160.00; J. I. Johnson, 211.75; Kennedy Manufacturing Co., 103.14; R. Kerr,
542.40; Langmuir Paint Co., Ltd., 966.74; Leggat Motor Sales, 550.61; A. S.
Leitch Co., Ltd., 135.00; Lever Bros., Ltd., 2,030.37; The Levis, 221.50; E. R.
Lewis Leather Co., Ltd., 240.44; London Shoe Co., Ltd., 227.50; J. Lowe, Corpora-
tion, 166.32; Luxura Tea Co., 1,625.00; W. C. MacDonald, Inc., 665.49; Mal-
colm Condensing Co., Ltd., 437.00; Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 1,540.00;
Marshalls Co., Ltd., 18,419.10; M. L. Maynard & Sons, 163.65; McCarthy
Milling Co., Ltd., 3,086.28; McGregor Clinic, 1,125.00; Meakins & Sons, Ltd.,
237.07; Mercer Reformatory Industries, 8,990.47; Merck & Co., Ltd., 127.54;
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., 413.99; J. H. Moffat, 224.00; W. Moore Paint
Co., 543.75; Munro Apiaries, 1,890.00; Muratori's Macaroni Manufacturing
Co., 125.63; National Cellulose of Canada, Ltd., 146.52; National Drug &
Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd., 169.67; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 546.82;
National Textiles, Ltd., 237.86; Niagara Brand Spray Co., Ltd., 185.71; Nichols
Chemical Co., Ltd., 325.44; North American Refractories, Ltd., 194.50; Northern
Electric Co., Ltd., 470.33; Ontario Chemicals, Ltd., 188.50; Ontario Hos-
pital, Fort William, 1,150.56; Ontario Hospital, Langstaff, 929.64; Ontario
Hospital, New Toronto, 801.51; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, Industries,
198.00; Ontario Hospital, Toronto, 209.80; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,
Industries, 23,022.60; Ontario Tobacco Co., 340.00; Oxford Farmer's Co-Opera-
tive Produce Co., Ltd., 1,912.45; Parke, Davis & Co., 573.24; G. Parsons &
Sons, Ltd., 126.99; J. D. Patterson & Co., 229.44; Patterson & Crosthwaite,
2,335.42; Procter & Gamble Company of Canada, Ltd., 225.22; Prophylactic
Brush Company (Canada), Ltd., 129.52; Quaker Oats Co., 301.50; Ratcliff
Paper Co., Ltd., 228.12; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 1,503.00; J. Richardson &
Sons, Ltd., 325.00; Royal Canadian Tobacco Co., 560.00; Sarco, Canada, Ltd.,
171.94; L. Simon Co., Ltd., 195.00; A. O. Smith, 123.93; Soaps-Perfumes, Ltd.,
658.00; E. R. Squibb & Sons of Canada, Ltd., 1,355.61; Standard Brands, Ltd.,
253.98; C. A. Starr Co., 938.56; St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 2,111.23; Stevens
Companies, 359.08; Sundry Male Nurses, room and board allowance, 525.50;
Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 4,957.31; Supertest Petroleum Corpora-
tion, Ltd., 426.69; Textile Products Co., Ltd., 290.03; Tilleys, Ltd., 163.24;
Tillsonburg Creamery, Ltd., 622.96; Tip-Top Canners, Ltd., 161.35; Toronto
& Hamilton Electric Co., Ltd., 107.40; Tuckett, Ltd., 592.87; United Farmers'
Co-Operative Co., Ltd., 313.50; United Gas & Fuel Company of Hamilton,
Ltd., 324.40; Vernon & Co., Ltd,, 228.00; Watkins Seeds, Ltd., 312.15; Watson's,
2,822.35; F. P. Weaver Coal Co., Ltd., 366.08; West Disinfecting Co., 255.02;
Whites Hardware, Ltd., 452.26; Wilkinson-Kompass, Ltd., 139.96; Wood,
Alexander & James, Ltd., 892.81; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 1,841.40; J. Wyeth
& Bro. (Canada), Ltd., 198.84; York Trading, Ltd., 1,304.52; A. B. Zacks,

1,152.12; Cartage, express and freight, 909.99; musical services, 30.00;

newspapers and periodicals, 64.31; postage, 752.00; religious services, 460.00;

telegrams, 50.37; telephone, 1,865.41; accounts under $100, 6,790.23 231,485 62

Hamilton $529,571 13

Kingston

Salaries ($260,889.07)

N. Armstrong, 180.00; W. Ashby, 1,600.00; E. A. Bartels, 135.41; H. L. Batstone,
3,050.00; J. K. Beach, 11.29; T. Black, 1,600.00; J. Brown, 1,875.00; E. Camm,
1,400.00; M. Carman, 1,101.05; T. G. Carnie, 1,375.00; J. H. Charnock, 1,400.00;

B. Clissold, 1,600.00; G. Cowan, 949.99; C. M. Crawford, 4,000.00; M. Craw-
ford, 566.64; M. H. Davidson, 866.64; E. Dawson, 1,233.33; H. Day, 1,400.00;

C. A. Dick, 1,358.33; J. Drumm, 1,800.00; N. B. Ferguson, 1,000.00; H. P.
Folger, 290.00; M. E. Fowlie, 1,000.00; A. P. Gavan, 1,450.00; W. G. Gibbs,
1,600.00; W. H. Gillespie, 1,533.33; J. W. Graves, 1,316.67; O. R. Green, 72.58;
C. W. Groves, 1,200.00; I. S. H. Harper, 72.58; H. B. Holder, 1,233.32; H. W.
Johnston, 1,366.67; S. Kay, 1,400.00; F. Lambert, 1,300.00; R. C. Lyons, 1,375.00;
E. Mackintosh, 1,375.00; J. Marshall, 1,350.00; C. H. McCuaig, 3,600.00; K. M.
McGregor, 2,101.93; J. Miller, 432.00; E. A. Mooney, 1,214.52; S. O. Morris,
3,000.00; B. J. Murray, 1,181.25; G. L. O'Brien, 1,250.00; F. R. Ohlke, 866.64;
W. Paupst, 1,600.00; M. H. Pelow, 1,000.00; G. J. Pomeroy, 1,350.00; C. A.
Richardson, 72.58; J. Roberts, 1,250.00; C. Robinson, 10.48; J. Sharpe, 1,400.00;
R. Shermer, 1,375.00; P. B. H. Smith, 875.00; I. Stephenson, 1,025.00; C. Sweet,
1,200.00; C. H. Vipond, 25.81; R. Wallace, 1,133.33; J. L. Walsh, 2,233.33;
C. R. Wartman, 2,400.00; S. D. Watson, 1,214.58; W. G. Watts, 72.58; W.

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 35

Ontario Hospital, Kingston — Continued

Salaries — Continued

Webb, 1,400.00; H. D. Wilson, 900.00; R. I. Wolfe, 2,575.00; Domestic Help:
Cooks, Laundresses, Maids, Seamstress, Porter and Messenger, 14,158.37;
Engineering Staff: Firemen, Shift Engineers and Steamfitter, 16,760.35;
Farm and Garden: Teamster, 943.75; Attendants and Nurses, 127,728.18;
Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Internes and Technician,
5,948.26; Nurses-in-Training, 10,324.19; Public Service Superannuation Fund,
Contribution re Enlistments, 1,829.11 260,889 07

Maintenance ($185,266.50)

Travelling Expenses 770 72

Medicines and Medical Comforts 7,181 28

Provisions '. 78,506 79

Fuel, Light and Water 43,096 69

Clothing 13,085 36

Laundry and Cleaning 6,621 69

Furniture and Furnishings 6,374 78

Office Expenses 1,725 01

Farm Expenses 9,738 23

Contingencies 4,027 82

Live Stock, etc 3,858 08

Repairs to Buildings 10,280 05

Travelling Expenses:

C. M. Crawford, 43.15; M. H. Davidson, 60.65; C. H. McCuaig, 130.23; K.
McGregor, 352.29; I. Sills, 44.90; H. B. Squires, 25.95; S. O. Sullivan, 39.35;
Accounts under $25, 74.20 770 72

Maintenance:

Agricultural Chemicals, Ltd., 253.92; All-Weld Co., Ltd., 102.50; Allan Lumber
Co., Ltd., 190.88; Associated Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd., 112.86;
Balfours, Ltd., 158.06; J. Barrett, 171.76; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 138.00;
W. J.* Bell Paper Co., Ltd., 176.05; A. G. Birrell, 318.00; Boiler, Furnace &
Stove Parts, Ltd., 639.00; D. W. Boucher, 200.00; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd.,
786.54; British & Colonial Trading Co., Ltd., 331.10; British Drug Houses
(Canada), Ltd., 227.70; Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 114.94; Canada
Cloak Co., 461.10; Canada Packers, Ltd., 102.40; Canada Paint Co., Ltd.,
152.58; Canada Starch Sales Co., Ltd., 997.93; Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.,
155.55; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., 146.02; Canadian Industries,
Ltd., 1,907.72; Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 339.41; L. Carman,
509.10; W. Cassell, 113.60; Cassidy's, Ltd., 1,001.79; J. T. Cassin, 318.75;
Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 179.50; S. J. Cherry & Sons, Ltd., 1,844.38;
Chown, Ltd., 1,495.53; C. S. Clark, 3,350.00; Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd., 106.60;
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Ltd., 361.09; Corbett-Cowley, Ltd., 108.71; Coulter
Copper & Brass Co., Ltd., 200.00; Crane,'Ltd., 173.45; H. Croft, 120.00; W. H.
Cunningham & Hill, Ltd., 175.99; Department of Health, 192.25; Drury's
Supplies, 20,524.18; Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 156.00; Eddy Match
Co., Ltd., 132.15; Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 446.07; Ferranti
Electric, Ltd., 114.75; E. B. Fielding & Co., 211.43; Garlock Packing Com-
pany of Canada, Ltd., 213.57; General Films, Ltd., 230.15; General Steel Wares,
Ltd., 204.37; Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd., 1,774.01; R. Greenlees, 204.39;
Grinnell Company of Canada, Ltd., 357.37; S. Gumpert Company of Canada,
Ltd., 561.32; G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 143.77; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 703.06;
J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 423.18; R. B. Hayhoe & Co., Ltd., 1,056.00; Hemlock
Park Dairy, Ltd., 102.43; Home's Fish Market, 2,069.64; Imperial Oil, Ltd.,
123.44; Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,434.45; Indus-
trial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 453.84; Ingersoll Cream Cheese Co., Ltd.,
257.17; Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 281.83; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 1,360.86;
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company of Canada, Ltd., 332.40; Johnson &
Johnson, Ltd., 322.53; R. H. Keyes, 113.10; Keyes & Franke, 105.00; Kingston
Creamery, 12,677.37; Kingston Public Utilities Commission, 3,167.06; J. Laidlaw
& Son, 137.92; C. Leach, 355.00; Lever Bros., Ltd., 162.33; E. R. Lewis Leather
Co., Ltd., 172.55; W. V. Lindsay, 140.00; Livingston Stoker Co., Ltd., 475.40;
J. Lowe Corporation, 488.22; Luxura Tea Co., 1,905.00; MacCallum Manufac-
turing Co., 127.02; W. C. MacDonald, Inc., 602.47; MacLachlan Lumber
& Woodworking Co., 518.32; A. MacLean & Son, 1,259.51; C. E. MacPherson,
107.00; Malcolm Condensing Co., Ltd., 445.00; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 342.90;

E36 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Hospital, Kingston — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Masco Co., Ltd., 160.24; M. L. Maynard & Sons, 118.80; S. McCallum, 569.00;
McCarthy Milling Co., Ltd., 1,194.75; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 5,473.43;
Merck & Co., Ltd., 105.60; Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., 109.31; W. Moore
Paint Co., 693.75; Morris Coal Co., 19,897.81; Muratori's Macaroni Manufac-
turing Co., 163.68; National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd.,
126.37; National Equipment Co., Ltd., 145.00; National Grocers Co., Ltd.,
200.00; National Kream Co., Ltd., 294.00; National Motors, Ltd., 1,080.58;
Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 231.30; Northern Electric Co., Ltd., 147.92; Ontario
Cheese Co., 530.66; Ontario Hospital, Hamilton, 1,075.00; Ontario Hospital,
Langstaff, 595.00; Ontario Hospital, London, 189.00; Ontario Hospital, New
Toronto, 135.00; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, Industries, 340.00; Ontario
Hospital, Whitby, 125.00; Ontario Hospital, Woodstock, 300.00; Ontario
Oriental Flour Co., Ltd., 270.00; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries,
17,975.63; O. R. Orser, 2,402.40; Parke, Davis & Co., 226.22; C. Parsons & Son,
Ltd., 428.27; Procter & Gamble Company of Canada, Ltd., 160.88; Prophy-
lactic Brush Co. (Canada), Ltd., 107.25; Quaker Oats Co., 496.70; Reckitt
& Colman (Canada), Ltd., 178.98; J. Reid, 175.00; R. J. Reid & Sons, 105.00;
W. E. Reid, 110.00; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 1,438.10; G. Robertson & Son,
Ltd., 1,902.59; Shell Oil Company of Canada, Ltd., 850.79; Smart-Turner
Machine Co., Ltd., 158.83; Soaps-Perfumes, Ltd., 339.55; Sovereign Film
Distributors, Ltd., 196.00; Standard Brands, Ltd., 1,955.42; C. A. Starr Co.,
924.31; St. Lawrence Oil & Supply Co., Ltd., 115.30; St. Lawrence Starch Co.,
Ltd., 431.14; Sturgeons, Ltd., 183.84; Sundry Persons, boarded out-patients,
15,740.62; J. J. Taugher, 264.55; Textile Products, Ltd., 542.44; Thamesville
Metal Products, Ltd., 162.94; Tip-Top Canners, Ltd., 225.00; Toronto Ele-
vators, Ltd., 2,016.70; R. H. Toye & Co., 1,932.50; Tuckett, Ltd., 172.00;
Tweed Milling Co., 3,796.92; Tweddell's, Ltd., 555.25; United Farmers Co-
operative Co., Ltd., 238.75; Vallance, Brown & Co., Ltd., 109.37; C. R. Van-
derwater, 474.25; Vandervoort Bros., 1,817.95; J. Varrette, 1,442.10; Vernon
& Co., Ltd., 143.25; Victoria Paper & Twine Co., Ltd., 453.28; Warren Supply
Co., 123.35; Watkins Seeds, Ltd., 266.51; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 257.29;
Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 1,223.78; York Trading, Ltd., 806.74; A. B. Zacks,

941.00; Cartage, express and freight, 1,427.00; musical services, 32.00;

newspapers and periodicals, 183.39; postage, 694.00; religious services, 600.00;

telegrams, 51.53; telephone, 1,091.15; accounts under $100, 5,646.48 184,495 78

Kingston $446,155 57

Langstaff

Salaries ($67,377.20)

E. C. Arnott, 868.75; R. M. Bond, 583.30; K. H. Boyer, 606.24; B. K. Brown,
1,233.33; R. R. Cuttance, 1,558.33; M. M. Forman, 950.00; R. Frost, 1,012.50;
E. J. Hambly, 496.00; J. Hamilton, 1,275.00; R. F. Haney, 1,483.33; W. J.
Irvine, 1,575.00; S. McClelland, 400.00; J. W. Otto, 633.34; K. M. Pack, 450.00;
W. A. Reddick, 2,925.00; M. Reingold, 67.85; R. Roulston, 957.50; C. B.
Russell, 1,566.67; C. Styan, 1,233.33; H. Webb, 1,204.84; H. B. White, 1,275.00;
Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundryman, Porter and Messenger, 3,075.00; Engineer-
ing Staff: Fireman, Mechanic, 1,787.30; Farm and Garden: Farm Hands, Assist-
ant Gardner, Teamster, Truck Driver, 9,140.85; Attendants, 30,278.98; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 739.76 67,377 20

Maintenance ($74,576.86)

Travelling Expenses 415 38

Medicines and Medical Comforts 3,360 61

Provisions 16,069 49

Fuel, Light and Water 3,172 25

Clothing 5,219 29

Laundry and Cleaning 2,393 96

Furniture and Furnishings 396 10

Office Expenses 626 35

Farm Expenses 16,567 19

Contingencies 10,971 99

Live Stock, etc 6,538 49

Repairs to Buildings 8,845 76

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 37

Ontario Hospital, Langstaff — Continued

Maintenance — Continued
Travelling Expenses:

W. H. Douglas, 95.68; W. A. Reddick, 227.37; B. Strangways, 25.14; Ac-
counts under $25, 67.19 415 38

Maintenance:

Anglo-Canadian Leather Co., Ltd., 279.43; Balfours, Ltd., 103.29; Barrett
Bros., 227.10; Boiler, Furnace & Stove Parts, Ltd., 327.27; A. Bradshaw &
Son, Ltd., 1,540.01; Brvant Press, Ltd., 221.00; Builders' Supplies, Ltd., 1,497.25;
Burke Electric & X-Ray Corporation, 294.16; R. Burns & Co., 3,475.00; Canada
& Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 373.15; Canada Packers, Ltd., 1,656.90; Canada
Paint Co., Ltd., 186.06; Canada Wax & Chemical Co., 127.65; Canadian Indus-
tries, Ltd., 1,093.28; Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 148.14; Cas-
sidy's, Ltd., 102.24; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Ltd., 105.93; Cooksville Co.,
Ltd., 116.85; Corbett-Cowley, Ltd., 106.85; W. R. Dean, 3,577.25; Depart-
ment of Health, 114.81; Department of Highways, 1,097.92; Diamond Cleanser
& Soaps, Ltd., 120.00; G. Dimma, 160.00; Dominion Linseed Oil Co., Ltd.,
556.43; Eaton Hall, 175.00; Eddy Match Co., Ltd., 132.15; Empire Brass Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., 233.59; Fairbank Lumber & Coal Co., Ltd., 4,352.04; L. E.
Franklin, 552.40; K. C. Freeman, 856.25; Frost Steel & Wire Co., Ltd., 362.14;
Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd., 320.39; Grinnell Company of Canada, Ltd.,
121.90; S. Gumpert Company of Canada, Ltd., 187.11; Hanson 16 m.m. Movies,
Ltd., 108.00; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 540.54; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 236.80;
R. B. Hayhoe & Co., Ltd., 704.00; Hobart Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 416.80;
Holstien Friesian Association of Canada, 108.00; H. S. Howland Sons & Co.,
Ltd., 133.21; Hunt's, Ltd., 551.20; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario,
978.25; Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 115.20; Industrial
Farm, Burwash, Industries, 823.76; Ingersoll Cream Cheese Co., Ltd., 373.24;
Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 247.75; Lever Bros., Ltd., 134.14; J. A. Lobraico
Co., 134.40; W. C. MacDonald, Inc., 1,763.42; Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.,
920.55; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 3,769.56; Masco Co., Ltd., 133.44; Massey-Harris
Co., Ltd., 510.14; D. Mclntyre & Co., 622.70; A. P. McLauchlan, 176.22; R. R.
McLaughlin, 350.00; Meadowwood Farm, 850.00; Mercer Reformatory Indus-
tries, 509.09; Mills & Hadwin, Ltd., 868.06; W. Moore Paint Co., 332.75; Mount
Victoria Farms, 1,700.00; Muratori's Macaroni Manufacturing Co., 267.75;
National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd., 222.55; National Grocers
Co., Ltd., 160.56; Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 177.15; Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.,
Ltd., 126.00; Ontario Hospital, Hamilton, 490.36; Ontario Hospital, Kingston,
350.00; Ontario Hospital, New Toronto, 494.76; Ontario Hospital School,
Orillia, Industries, 399.00; Ontario Hospital, Toronto, 5,568.19; Ontario Oriental
Flour Co., Ltd., 110.00; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, 809.69; Ontario Reforma-
tory, Guelph, Industries, 4,449.02; Quaker Oats Co., 165.00; F. W. Reicheld
& Son, 200.00; W. E. Reid, 114.00; Rex Tailoring Co., 308.75; R. C. Riddell,
255.00; J. Robertson Co., Ltd., 118.17; A. C. Robinson, 115.44; G. Rodanz,
750.00; Roe Poultry Ranch, 100.00; E. Rogers Co., Ltd., 1,979.88; Roofers
Supply Co., Ltd., 133.11; Rowntree Co., Ltd., 178.41; Royal Canadian Tobacco
Co.. 280.00; L. Simon Co., Ltd., 197.20; Singer Sewing Machine Co., 118.20;
J. B. Smith & Sons, Ltd., 159.22; Sovereign Film Distributors, Ltd., 180.00;
Standard Brands, Ltd., 510.57; St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 981.37; Thayers,
Ltd., 2,945.91; City of Toronto, 5,264.79; Tuckett, Ltd., 534.24; United Farmers
Co-Operative Co., Ltd., 875.01; P. Usher, 191.00; Victoria Paper & Twine Co.,
Ltd., 113.00; Watkins Seeds, Ltd., 1,259.67; Wheeler & Bain, Ltd., 171.30;
Whites Hardware, Ltd., 575.20; Wilkinson-Kompass, Ltd., 161.46; A. B. Zacks,

839.75; York Trading, Ltd., 615.68; Cartage, express^ and freight, 311.96;

newspapers and periodicals, 31.60; postage, 200.00; religious services, 360.00;

telephone, 641.52; accounts under $100, 5,278.93 83,852 53

Less: Provisions, etc., transferred Concord Unit 9,691 05

74,161 48

Langstaff $141,954 06

Langstaff
Concord Unit

Salaries ($13,247.63)

Undergraduate Medical Interne, 85.59; Domestic Help: Cooks, 2,025.00; Engineering

Staff: Mechanics, 3,543.75; Farmer, 700.00; Supervisor and Attendants, 6,893.29. 13,247 63

E38 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Hospital, Langstaff — Continued
Concord Unit — Continued

Maintenance ($12,731.57)

Medicines and Medical Comforts 387 33

Provisions 7,048 96

Fuel, Light and Water 1 ,066 33

Clothing 506 35

Laundry and Cleaning 315 71

Furniture and Furnishings 724 50

Office Expenses 76 12

Farm Expenses 77 57

Contingencies 1,715 94

Repairs to Buildings 812 76

Boiler, Furnace & Stove Parts, Ltd., 210.95; Department of Highways, 259.63;
Fairbank Lumber & Coal Co., Ltd., 394.13; Hudson Coal & Ice Co., Ltd.,
521.55; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 371.59; E. Rogers Co.,

Ltd., 617.00; Ontario Hospital, Langstaff, 9,691.05; Thayers, Ltd., 150.36;

Newspapers and periodicals, 29.49; telephone, 83.42; accounts under $100,

402.40 12,731 57

Langstaff, Concord Unit $25,979 20

London

Salaries ($357,444.51)

R. M. Boughton, 40.40; A. Buckland, 1,400.00; L. E. Carpenter, 400.00; A. Carroll,
1,125.00; R. H. Clemens, 1,800.00; D. M. Cornwall, 850.00; A. Davies, 1,400.00;
A. W. Demerling, 1,375.00; W. W. Dobson, 1,181.25; A. Dodd, 1,400.00; J. H.
Douglas, 46.85; C. W. Dyson, 55.32; W. J. Earle, 2,650.00; F. S. Fisher, 3,000.00;
V. E. Foreht, 700.00; J. Forrester, 945.00; D. Fraser, 1,458.35; W. Gale, 1,600.00;
J. C. Gourley, 1,358.33; J. D. Grieve, 1,900.00; F. A. Griffiths, 453.34; W. M.
Halpin, 925.00; H. Hellerova, 711.19; G. E. Hobbs, 1,000.00; E. W. Hodgetts,
1,200.00; H. Hunter, 1,200.00; G. K. Ingham, 79.03; P. M. James, 674.77;
W. T. Joynt, 2,233.38; W. Jubb, 1,500.00; V. H. Kettle, 1,150.00; O. A. King,
1,200.00; W. E. Knight, 1,400.00; H. N. Lewis, 2,575.00; J. Lindsay, 93.71;
E. G. Locke, 525.00; G. H. Lugsdin, 2,925.00; H. M. Marshall, 1,775.00; W. G.
Mason, 1,366.67; J. May, 1,400.00; A. McCausland, 3,800.00; J. R. McGeoch,
2,400.00; J. Mclntyre, 925.00; F. L. McKercher, 1,120.97; M. E. Messenger,
200.00; H. Milmine, 1,200.00; F. Moffatt, 1,400.00; G. W. Neale, 499.98; E. G.
Nichol, 328.47; A. Officer, 1,316.67; A. L. Paddick, 1,125.00; M. I. Pearson,
541.65; L. S. Penrose, 3,050.00; H. M. Raymer, 225.00; S. Rose, 1,600.00; A.
Routledge, 1,075.00; J. C. Rush, 1,600.00; V. E. Russell, 225.00; A. Snelgrove,
1,600.00; W. O. Soutar, 1,450.00; M. E. Sparling, 1,358.33; F. Sperring, 1,300.00;

E. E. Spooner, 883.30; J. Stark, 1,200.00; G. H. Stevenson, 6,600.00; M. Straker,
2,575.00; H. J. Stumpf, 1,400.00; W. P. Tew, 511.43; M. A. Thiel, 1,005.56;

F. M. Thomas, 1,700.00; L. E. Thomas, 775.00; P. J. Tingey, 1,275.00; C. Tribe,
1,241.67; E. M. Walls, 1,366.67; M. O. Walters, 1,600.00; H. Waterhouse,
1,087.50; W. T. Watmore, 179.03; D. Watt, 1,300.00; J. W. Wilson, 1,600.00;
Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundresses, Maids, Seamstresses, Porter and Messenger,
31,684.48; Engineering Staff: Firemen, Shift Engineers, Mechanic, Watchman,
12,679.47; Farm and Garden: Farm Hands, Teamster, 5,368.75; Attendants
and Nurses, Nurse-Attendants, 185,611.54; Occupational Therapists, Occupa-
tional Therapy Internes, 5,336.61; Nurses-in-Training, 10,311.96; Public Service
Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 2,737.98 357,444 51

Maintenance ($240,418.16)

Travelling Expenses 1,719 49

Medicines and Medical Comforts 11 ,944 22

Provisions 102,808 62

Fuel, Light and Water 20,987 37

Clothing 22,060 07

Laundry and Cleaning 11,514 91

Furniture and Furnishings 19,385 73

Office Expenses 3,554 22

Farm Expenses 17,360 08

Contingencies 4,058 26

Live Stock, etc 10,236 59

Repairs to Buildings 14,788 60

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 39

Ontario Hospital, London — Continued

Maintenance — Continued
Travelling Expenses:

W. J. Earle, 161.20; J. D. Grieve, 329.30; G. E. Hobbs, 89.45; M. Messenger,
74.30; L. S. Penrose, 295.90; M. E. Sparling, 405.34; G. H. Stevenson, 165.10;
F. M. Thomas, 93.45; Accounts under $25, 105.45 1,719 49

Maintenance:

All-Weld Co., Ltd., 137.50; American Can Co., 992.63; Anglo-Canadian Leather
Co., Ltd., 128.76; J. R. Armstrong, 150.00; Balfours, Ltd., 1390.03; Bauer &
Black, 372.78; Beldam Asbestos Packing, Ltd., 157.79; W. J. Bell Paper Co.,
Ltd., 148.48; G. H. Belton Lumber Co., Ltd., 440.20; Boeckh Co., Ltd., 148.15;
Boiler, Furnace & Stove Parts, Ltd., 135.75; Bowes Co., Ltd., 135.00; A. Brad-
shaw & Son, Ltd., 1,303.41; British & Colonial Trading Co., Ltd., 790.89; P.
Burns & Co., Ltd., 1,484.99; R. Burns & Co., 1,619.90; H. C. Burton & Co.,
114.72; Canada Packers, Ltd., 2,235.09; Canada Starch Sales Co., Ltd., 192.50;
Canada Vinegars, Ltd., 116.19; Canada Wax & Chemical Co., 753.31; Canadian
General Electric Co., Ltd., 304.93; Canadian General Rubber Co., Ltd., 250.25;
Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co., Ltd., 100.79; Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
2,779.51; Canadian Laundry Machinery Co., Ltd., 182.96; Canadian National
Institute for the Blind, 529.83; Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 405.00; Canadian
Pacific Railway Co., 141.41; Canadian Powers Regulator Co., Ltd., 258.26;
Cassidy's, Ltd., 1,105.33; S. J. Cherry & Sons, Ltd., 1,170.00; City Gas Com-
pany of London, 196.95; Clark Caster Co., Ltd., 120.00; Cockshutt Plow Co.,
Ltd., 150.61; Coleman Packing Co., Ltd., 3,532.43; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Co., Ltd., 256.86; Connaught Laboratories, 141.12; G. & R. J. Cook, 9,892.59;
Copp Builders' Supply Co., Ltd., 1,257.83; W. H. Cunningham & Hill, Ltd.,
238.62; Dalglish (Ontario), Ltd., 103.62; Department of Health, 244.92; Depart-
ment of Public Works, 315.00; Dominion Linseed Oil Co., Ltd., 858.14; C. A.
Dunham Co., Ltd., 297.18; East End Lumber & Supply Co., 157.58; Eastman
Photographic Stores, Ltd., 205.01; Eddy Match Co., Ltd., 165.15; Elliott,
Marr & Co., Ltd., 5,167.66; Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 481.58;
T. B. Escott & Co., Ltd., 518.88; Ferranti Electric, Ltd., 275.00; E. B. Fielding
& Co., 211.98; Forest Basket Co., Ltd., 176.66; H. O. Foucar, 617.00; J. W.
Garlick, 133.50; General Steel Wares, Ltd., 212.28; Gordon, MacKay & Co.,
Ltd., 1,784.51; Gorman, Eckert & Co., Ltd., 2,600.62; Granger-Taylor, Ltd.,
548:54; Great Star Flour Mills, Ltd., 5,202.00; S. E. Griffin & Son, 165.00;
Grinnell Company of Canada, Ltd., 267.67; Hanger Limb Co., 270.00; G. A.
Hardie & Co., Ltd., 697.62; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 582.36; J. F. Hartz Co.,
Ltd., 763.24; J. Hill, 4,268.84; Hobbs Glass, Ltd., 312.02; Hobbs Hardware
Co., Ltd., 374.54; W. Holmes, Ltd., 100.14; D. H. Howden & Co., Ltd., 367.28;
Hygiene Products, Ltd., 362.47; Ilderton Farmer's Co-Operative Co., Ltd., 690.00;
Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 13,332.53; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 162.10; Industrial Farm,
Burwash, Industries, 1,707.00; Ingersoll Cream Cheese Co., Ltd., 308.34; Ingram
& Bell, Ltd., 360.00; Institute of Public Health Faculty, 436.32; Interlake Tissue
Mills Co., Ltd., 3,970.50; C. A. Ironside, 910.29; W. A. Jenkins Manufactur-
ing Co., Ltd., 529.20; A. Johnston, 207.53; Kellogg Company of Canada, Ltd.,
411.75; R. Kerr, 1,100.00; Langmuir Paint Co., Ltd., 2,814.76; C. Leach, 4,312.58;
E. Leonard & Sons, Ltd., 137.43; Lever Bros., Ltd., 657.33; City of London,
1,651.29; London Shoe Co., Ltd., 250.00; J. Lowe Corporation, 408.02; Luxura
Tea Co., 2,080.00; W. C. MacDonald, Inc., 2,190.83; Malcolm Condensing
Co., Ltd., 597.50; C. A. Mann & Co., 16,406.44; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 227.40;
Massev-Harris Co., Ltd., 338.08; McCormicks, Ltd., 134.00; H. A. Mclntyre,
5,012.57; A. P. McLauchlan, 1,326.32; W. McPhillips, Ltd., 212.57; Mercer
Reformatory Industries, 20,535.78; S. Merrill, 152.50; Mills & Hadwin, Ltd.,
625.00; Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., 215.63; Moore Fruit Co., Ltd., 338.35;
Morgan's Supply House, 133.75; Moule & Young, Ltd., 629.50; Muratori's
Macaroni Manufacturing Co., 437.50; A. Murray & Co., Ltd., 230.16; National
Grocers Co., Ltd., 960.24; Niagara Brand Spray Co., Ltd., 394.62; Northern
Electric Co., Ltd., 124.99; Offner Electronic, Inc., 275.00; Ogilvie Flour Mills
Co., Ltd., 263.30; Ontario Chemicals, Ltd., 111.00; Ontario Cheese Co., 1,520.34;
Ontario Hospital, New Toronto, 110.00; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, In-
dustries, 1,090.00; Ontario Hospital, Toronto, 441.00; Ontario Oriental Flour
Co., Ltd., 178.50; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 15,291.87; Ontario
Tobacco Co., 272.00; Oxford Farmers' Co-Operatve Produce Co., Ltd., 1,374.00;
Parke, Davis & Co., 1,055.69; J. W. Patience, 362.15; Pendrith Machinery
Co., Ltd., 142.75; Phil-Penn Products, 132.00; Procter & Gamble Companv
of Canada, Ltd., 160.87; Prophylactic Brush Co. (Canada), Ltd., 227.23; Public
Utilities Commission of London, 5,269.86; Quaker Oats Co., 472.95; C. M. Quick,

E40 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Hospital, London — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

231.00; Ratcliffe Paper Co., Ltd., 178.75; Reckitt & Colman (Canada), Ltd.,
134.94; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 481.00; J. Robertson Co., Ltd., 182.07; Roe
Farms Milling Co., 3,361.90; Roe Poultry Ranch, 284.00; Royal Canadian
Tobacco, 210.00; Sansone Fruit Co., Ltd., 613.16; Schick Service Inc., 475.11;
Silverstein's, 3,848.55; Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., 225.40; L. Simon Co., Ltd.,
112.50; Sovereign Film Distributors, Ltd., 112.00; Spittal Bros., Ltd., 220.00;
Spramotor, Ltd., 226.95; Standard Brands, Ltd., 598.91; C. A. Starr Co., 646.09;
Strathroy Flour Mills, 2,590.33; St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 1,725.89; Strong's,
194.64; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 21,448.29; Supertest Petroleum
Corporation, Ltd., 516.32; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 188.13; Textile Products
Co., Ltd., 378.91; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 979.50; C. Trebilcock, 121.45;
Tuckett, Ltd., 183.66; United Farmers Co-Operative Co., Ltd., 147.50; Van-
stone Motors, Ltd., 194.89; Watkins Seeds, Ltd., 1,101.60; West Disinfecting
Co., 233.88; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 393.35; S. C. Williams, 243.85; Witts
Fertilizer Works, 804.64; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 1,302.00; J. Wright &

Co., 224.89; York Trading, Ltd., 1,437.24; A. B. Zacks, 702.50; Cartage,

express and freight, 1,157.16; musical services, 75.00; newspapers and periodicals,
257.70; postage, 946.00; religious services, 345.00; telegrams, 48.05; telephone,
912.45; accounts under $100, 6,518.97 238,698 67

London $597,862 67

New Toronto

Salaries ($263,185.84)

G. Adamson, 1,350.00; P. Allport, 1,600.00; W. J. Armstrong, 1,375.00; G. M.
Atkinson, 925.00; E. E. Bond, 816.70; S. Bookhalter, 2,625.00; N. M. Bris-
bois, 925.00; E. M. Buss, 843.75; B. Caplan, 275.56; P. I. Carlson, 925.00;
W. A. Chipman, 2,275.00; C. A. Cleland, 3,450.00; T. D. Cumberland, 5,600.00;
J. C. Davidson, 1,325.00; A. I. Deadman, 868.75; W. A. I. Doherty, 2,575.00;
N. L. Easton, 3,400.00; R. M. L. Edwards, 2,575.00; T England, 1,200.00;
O. W. Fenn, 1,156.25; J. S. French, 1,575.00; C. Gardiner, 1,641.67; W. Geddes,
1,400.00; C. D„ Gourlie, 1,833.33; D. Graham, 850.00; P. C. Graham, 1,352.57;
W. A. Hawke, 70.00; A. J. Heikkinen, 850.00; G. E. Jenkins, 2,250.00; H. W.
Johnston, 60.00; W. H. King, 1,350.00; T. W. Kirby, 1,350.00; P. A. Lanch-
bury, 1,341.67; J. A. R. Lewis, 71.07; F. W. MacKay, 1,375.00; R. Maxwell,
1,600.00; M. McArthur, 1,250.00; N. McAuley, 2,000.00; T. J. McBrien, 1,350.00;
M. E. McDevitt, 550.00; D. B. McKee, 63.01; S. J. McKinley, 346.77; E. T.
McKnight, 1,400.00; B. M. J. McNeill, 1,533.33; D. C. McVicker, 540.00;
E. W. Mitchell, 370.00; L. E. Moore, 1,125.00; A. L. Morgan, 450.00; J. L.
Murcklen, 500.00; L. M. Oliver, 1,516.67; J. W. Otto, 368.80; R. Parkin, 1,333.33;
H. K. Patton, 2,333.33; L. D. Proctor, 1,800.00; C. Rae, 520.00; S. A. Rogers,
502.67; E. A. Rothery, 849.96; M. E. Sanford, 375.00; G. Scott, 1,162.50; A. W.
Seddon, 1,275.00; P. J. Shackleton, 1,233.33; W. L. Sherrett, 1,275.00; W. L.
Sinclair, 1,297.92; E. B. Sisley, 2,233.33; A. Smith, 1,600.00; A. M. Stewart,
1,200.00; J. Sutherland, 1,775.00; A. E. Tulo, 1,137.50; S. Walsom, 1,400.00;
A. White, 916.65; Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundresses, Maids, Seamstress,
Porter and Messenger, 14,112.06; Engineering Staff: Firemen, Shift Engineers,
Watchman, 10,298.57; Farm and Garden: Truck Drivers, 2,150.00; Attend-
ants and Nurses, Nurse-Attendants, 125,606.31; Occupational Therapists,
Occupational Therapy Internes, Laboratory Technician, 4,794.16; Nurses-in-
Training, 11,485.57; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistments, 2,098.75 263,185 84

Maintenance ($214,107.69)

Travelling Expenses 274 85

Medicines and Medical Comforts 11,093 77

Provisions 115,940 10

Fuel, Light and Water 15,309 66

Clothing 18,388 37

Laundry and Cleaning 8,417 65

Furniture and Furnishings 12,345 18

Office Expenses 2,612 21

Farm Expenses 13,190 25

Contingencies 5,153 58

Live Stock, etc 2,330 38

Repairs to Buildings 9.051 69

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 41

Ontario Hospital, New Toronto — Continued

Maintenance — Continued
Travelling Expenses:

C. A. Cleland, 96.15; N. L. Easton, 80.08; L. Oliver, 44.05; W. Sherrett, 35.52:

Accounts under $25, 19.05 274 85

Maintenance:

Alfey's Cleaners & Dyers, 143.93; All-Weld Co., Ltd., 264.50; A. Armstrong,
785.09; Atlantic-Acadia Sugar Sales Co., Ltd., 749.85; Babcock- Wilcox &
Goldie-McCulloch, Ltd., 154.08; Balfours, Ltd., 387.49; Barker-Bredin Bakeries,
450.00; Barrett Bros., 810.40; Bauer & Black, 526.25; Beaver Specialty Co.,
Ltd., 784.90; Becton Dickinson & Co., 182.48; W. J. Bell Paper Co., Ltd., 164.74;
Birks-Ellis-Ryrie, Ltd., 115.00; G. S. Blakeslee Co., Ltd., 233.26; Boiler, Fur-
nace & Stove Parts, Ltd., 128.57; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 1,726.78; British
& Colonial Trading Co., Ltd., 349.70; Builders' Supplies, Ltd., 287.85; R. Burns
& Co., 4,865.23; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 1,536.41; Canada Packers,
Ltd., 649.90; Canada Vinegars, Ltd., 133.96; Canadian General Electric Co.,
Ltd., 100.60; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 2,213.68; Canadian National Institute
for the Blind, 264.55; Canadian Powers Regulator Co., Ltd., 123.79; Cassidy's,
Ltd., 1,268.00; Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 640.16; S. J. Cherry & Sons,
Ltd., 1,161.89; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Ltd., 185.61; Connaught Labora-
tories, 230.40; Consolidated Plate Glass Company of Canada, Ltd., 137.44;
Crane, Ltd., 137.58; W. J. Crothers Co., Ltd., 254.90; T. Currie, 192.96; Dalg-
lish (Ontario), Ltd., 358.05; Department of Health, 919.24; Department of
Highways, 565.24; Diamond Cleanser & Soaps, Ltd., 312.70; Dominion Salt
Co., Ltd., 118.25; Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 148.81; Empire Brass
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 128.43; Township of Etobicoke, 116.50; Erindale
Orchards, 404.70; Etobicoke Township Hydro-Electric Commission, 130.33;
Everist Bros., Ltd., 100.45; Fairbank Lumber & Coal Co., Ltd., 1,107.53;
Ferranti Electric, Ltd., 1,004.28; W. Ford, 162.50; J. Garde & Co., Ltd., 115.45;
General Steel Wares, Ltd., 185.12; Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd., 1,469.12;
S. E. Griffin & Son, 752.50; Grinnell Company of Canada, Ltd., 712.76; S.
Gumpert Company of Canada, Ltd.. 697.49; Hamilton Bros., 118.15; G. A.
Hardie & Co., Ltd., 376.56; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 800.18; J. F. Hartz Co.,
Ltd., 1,034.48; R. B. Hayhoe & Co., Ltd., 1,760.00; S. Hisey & Sons, Ltd.,
537.32; Hogg & Lytle, Ltd., 360.75; G. H. Hogle, 1,070.00; Imperial Oil, Ltd.,
1,119.38; Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 166.36; Index
Card Co., Ltd., 114.45; Industrial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 642.12; Ingersoll
Cream Cheese Co., Ltd., 142.60; Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 346.53; Interlake Tissue
Mills, Co., Ltd., 1,236.75; F. T. James Co., Ltd., 577.35; Kipling Farms Dairy,
615.60; F. A. Lallemand & Co., Ltd., 210.80; Lever Bros., Ltd., 859.56; The
Levis, 1,178.25; Link-Belt, Ltd., 136.64; Liquor Control Board of Ontario,
107.00; London Shoe Co., Ltd., 235.00; Village of Long Branch, 1,795.63; Luxura
Tea Co., 4,875.00; MacCallum Manufacturing Co., 356.25; W. C. MacDonald,
Inc., 1,981.10; W. Mackay, 177.65; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 14,902.30; Marvello
Manufacturing Co., 210.00; Masco Co., Ltd., 150.09; Massey-Harris Co., Ltd.,
420.20; McBride Bros., Ltd., 510.13; McCarthy Milling Co., Ltd., 3,479.78;

D. Mclntyre & Co., Ltd., 933.05; Medalta Potteries, Ltd., 662.64; Mercer
Reformatory Industries, 11,887.37; Merck & Co., Ltd., 188.62; E. T. Middle-
brook, 113.40; Munro Apiaries, 2,022.30; Muratori's Macaroni Manufacturing
Co., 171.70; National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd., 426.63;
National Grocers Co., Ltd., 1,299.39; National Woodenware Co., 237.74; Town
of New Toronto, 300.00; New Toronto Fish Market, 883.97; New Toronto
Ice Cream Co., 936.00; New Toronto Public Utilities Commission, 8.492.01;
Niagara Brand Spray Co., Ltd., 162.87; Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 306.00;
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 412.00; Ontario Cheese Co., 757.66; Ontario
Chemicals, Ltd., 111.00; Ontario Hospital, Brockville, 305.00; Ontario Hos-
pital, Fort William, 613.78; Ontario Hospital, Hamilton, 570.00; Ontario Hos-
pital, Langstaff, 1,573.20; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, 504.38; Ontario
Hospital School, Orillia, Industries, 664.00; Ontario Hospital, Penetang, 140.00;
Ontario Hospital, Toronto, 383.92; Ontario Hospital, Whitbv, 420.00; Ontario
Hospital, Woodstock, 531.59; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, 12,519.48; Ontario
Reformatorv, Guelph, Industries, 28,266.07; Parke, Davis & Co., 1,016.64;
W. Pinkney & Sons, 130.00; Plate & Structural Steel Products Co., Ltd., 152.16;
Procter & Gamble Company of Canada, Ltd., 321.75; Quaker Oats Co., 1,373.45;
Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 254.85; Rex Tailoring Co., 148.50; E. Rogers Co.,
Ltd., 3,425.32; J. B. Smith & Sons, Ltd., 643.02; Soaps-Perfumes, Ltd., 606.25;

E. R. Squibb & Sons of Canada, Ltd., 125.32; St. Lawrence Fish Market, 973.10;
St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 1,420.94; St. Lawrence Sugar Refineries, Ltd.,

E42 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Hospital, New Toronto — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

256.71; Standard Brands, Ltd., 353.05; C. A. Starr Co., 726.95; Stevens Com-
panies, 214.80; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 24,396.39; Swift Cana-
dian Co., Ltd., 3,099.85; Taylor-Fcrbes, Ltd., 115.84; Textile Products Co.,
Ltd., 538.00; Thayers, Ltd., 344.12; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 612.04; Toronto
General Trusts Corporation, 150.00; Toronto Salt Works, Ltd., 376.00; Tuckett,
Ltd., 146.50; Uniforms Registered, 130.00; United Farmers Co-Operative Co.,
Ltd., 2,103.50; Vernon & Co., Ltd., 285.00; Victoria Paper & Twine Co., Ltd.,
367.25; G. H. Walker, 478.50; Watkins Seeds, Ltd., 513.29; F. P. Weaver Coal
Co., Ltd., 3,099.21; West Disinfecting Co., 132.71; Western Canada Flour
Mills Co., Ltd., 157.50; Wheeler & Bain, Ltd., 322.18; Whites Hardware, Ltd.,

391.03; York Trading, Ltd., 1,963.66; A. B. Zacks, 440.50; Cartage, express

and freight, 863.83; newspapers and periodicals, 181.40; postage, 772.23; reli-
gious services, 400.00; telegrams, 102.22; telephone, 1,579.18; accounts under
$100, 6,376.99 213,832 84

New Toronto $477,293 53

Orillia Hospital School

Salaries ($275,892.07)

H. Allinson, 1,500.00; C. B. Angell, 1,600.00; E. Anger, 85.48; D. H. Ball, 1,250.00;
V. J. Bareham, 1,018.75; W. W. Barraclough, 210.00; E. J. Benner, 1,450.00;
S. Bickford, 1,400.00; W. G. Bird, 1,475.00; R. J. Bradley, 1,200.00; R. C.
Brain, 1,341.67; S. J. Bredin, 2,075.00; Z. Brennan, 925.00; H. I. Brillinger,
837.50; C. Brotherton, 1,350.00; F. Burton, 1,300.00; M. A. Cameron, 850.00;
W. Church, 1,400.00; R. Cole, 1,233.33; A. Craig, 563.86; K. Cunningham,
1,400.00; M. F. T. Cunningham, 868.75; C. E. J. Desbien, 1,125.00; H. Des-
borough, 1,450.00; J. A. Dilworth, 1,600.00; E. J. Downev, 1,700.00; R. E.
Duncan, 1,250.00; A. J. Eagles, 93.71; C. J. Ferguson, 1,233.33; R. Frost,
100.00; J. Gidman, 1,400.00; H. W. Gill, 1,350.00; H. D. L. Goodfellow, 1,466.67;
D. J. Graham, 925.00; F. A. Graham, 1,400.00; N. Green, 93.71 ; D. Hale, 1,600.00;
F. C. Hamilton, 3,525.00; T. B. Harvey, 1,933.33; H. I. Home, 150.00; S. J. W.
Home, 5,400.00; E. J. Kettley, 1,350.00; C. G. Kirkpatrick, 3,000.00; F. C.
Lankin, 2,199.96; T. A. MacDonald, 1,550.00; P. R. MacFarlane, 83.87; M. J.
Marqueratt, 1,333.33; K. A. McDougall, 1,475.00; W. M. Mcllmoule, 90.38;
A. S. McLean, 1,250.00; E. V. Metcalfe, 900.00; F. E. Moore, 1,162.50; G.
Pettit, 1,374.93; P. M. Regan, 925.00; J. P. Renton, 1,350.00; J. S. Roberts,
940.89; A. Rosser, 1,350.00; M. Rowe, 925.00; H. V. Sansom, 1,150.00; J. V.
Seymour, 1,600.00; G. Smith, 1,342.48; R. A. Smith, \,333.33; R. M. Smith,
850.00; W. J. Smith, 775.00; H. B. Squires, 549.99; J. B. Stephenson, 850.00;
P. A. A. Stubley, 1,725.00; E. Tennant, 1,400.00; J. Thomson, 1,725.00; R. F.
Thomson, 1,350.00; J. White, 1,375.01; J. H. Whitfield, 1,600.00; C. H. Wilson,
2,180.64; N. T. Woods, 1,150.00; C. B. Wright, 1,075.00; J. Wright, 1,300.00;
J. A. Zarfas, 2,800.00; Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundresses, Maids, Seams-
tresses, Assistant Dietitian, 25,703.36; Engineering Staff: Firemen, Shift
Engineers, 10,504.05; Farm and Garden: Farm Hands, Herdsman, Truck
Drivers, 6,275.00; Attendants, Nurses, Nurse- Attendants, Laboratory Tech-
nician, 115,766.27; Nurses-in-Training, 5,200.52; Teachers, 11,066.47; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 854.00 275,892 07

Maintenance ($307,529.14)

Travelling Expenses 595 23

Medicines and Medical Comforts 8,673 42

Provisions 120,707 10

Fuel, Light and W'ater 54,737 37

Clothing 38,882 24

Laundry and Cleaning 11,727 76

Furniture and Furnishings 19,053 96

Office Expenses 1,944 09

Farm Expenses 24,976 19

Contingencies 4,863 54

Industries 13,368 1 1

Repairs to Building 8,000 13

Travelling Expenses:

H. D. Goodfellow, 34.15; F. C. Hamilton, 25.09; S. J. W. Home, 64.15; D. Jeffrey,

41.12; J. Marqueratt, 317.67; Accounts under $25, 113.05 595 23

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 43

Orillia Hospital School — Continued

Maintenance — Continued
Maintenance:

J. C. Addison, 447.90; All-Weld Co., Ltd., 246.50; Anglo-Canadian Drug Co.,
Ltd., 132.30; Anglo-Canadian Leather Co., Ltd., 1,245.75; Associated Chem-
ical Company of Canada, Ltd., 141.07; Atlantic- Acadia Sugar Sales Co., Ltd.,
1,405.04; Balfours, Ltd., 480.94; S. Battalia & Sons, 882.48; Bauer & Black,
408.57; Beardmore & Co., Ltd., 2,107.75; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 1,034.90;
Beaver Valley Co-Operative Fruit Growers, Ltd., 510.00; W. H. Beers, 137.61;
Beldam Asbestos Packing, Ltd., 127.66; W. J. Bell Paper Co., Ltd, 161.36;
Bennett, Ltd., 121.96; Blatchford Feeds, Ltd., 1,318.63; Boiler, Furnace &
Stove Parts, Ltd., 1,229.66; Borden Co., Ltd., 132.30; Bowes Co., Ltd., 101.40;
M. Boyd, 215.52; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 8,881.88; British & Colonial Trad-
ing Co., Ltd., 967.30; Brunner, Mond Canada Sales, Ltd., 276.15; D. T. Burnie,
334.00; R. Burns & Co., Ltd., 5,191.89; R. J. Cairns, 718.95; Canada Cloak
Co., 529.20; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 1,134.01; Canada Glove
Co., 100.00; Canada Packers, Ltd., 5,605.88; Canada Paint Co., Ltd., 182.45;
Canada Starch Sales Co., Ltd., 553.88; Canada Wax & Chemical Co., 277.50;
Canada Wood Specialty Co., Ltd., 514.15; Canadian General Electric Co.,
Ltd., 203.45; Canadian General Rubber Co., Ltd., 359.27; Canadian Germicide
Co., Ltd., 126.90; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 1,599.08; Canadian National
Institute for the Blind, 479.34; E. A. Carter, 160.80; Cassidy's, Ltd., 955.60;
Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 432.40; Colgate- Palmolive-Peet Co., Ltd.,
1,111.94; Collingwood Milling Co., 3,367.34; Consolidated Plate Glass Com-
pany of Canada, Ltd., 130.42; Copeland Flour Mills, Ltd., 2,333.35; W. H.
Cunningham & Hill, Ltd., 125.67; Dalglish (Ontario), Ltd., 137.20; Delany
& Pettit, Ltd., 359.00; DeLaval Co., Ltd., 986.08; Department of Highways,
163.61; Department of Public Works, 210.00; Diamond Cleanser & Soaps, Ltd.,
180.27; Dominion Linseed Oil Co., Ltd., 1,239.43; Dominion Lumber Co.,
530.74; Dominion Salt Co., Ltd., 797.50; M. Dunn, 280.00; T. Eaton Co., Ltd.,
743.24; Eddy Match Co., Ltd., 138.77; Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
371.29; E. B. Fielding & Co., 119.47; First Co-Operative Packers of Ontario,
Ltd., 537.90; Frost Steel & Wire Co., Ltd., 154.92; General Films, Ltd., 138.42;
General Steel Wares, Ltd., 279.49; Gentiles', 2,498.58; A. Gilchrist, 112.60;
Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd., 9,110.69; S. E. Griffin & Son, 1,374.00; Grinnell
Company of Canada, Ltd., 325.27; S. Gumpert Company of Canada, Ltd.,
325.20; G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 241.91; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 1,868.49;
Harrisons & Crossfield, Canada, Ltd., 133.12; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 976.69;
Higgins & Burke, Ltd., 138.45; Hobbs Glass, Ltd., 136.00; Hospital & Kitchen
Equipment Co., Ltd., 120.00; H. S. Howland Sons & Co., Ltd., 182.23; Imperial
Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 116.45; Industrial Farm, Burwash,
750.00; Industrial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 666.66; Ingersoll Cream Cheese
Co., Ltd., 395.01; Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 658.03; Interlake Tissue Mills Co.,
Ltd., 507.28; T. W. Jermey, 532.55; L. L. Kaake, 262.50; H. B. Kennedy, Ltd.,
106.00; R. Kerr, 516.00; W. H. King & Co., 423.10; Lakeside Milling Co., Ltd.,
1,188.00; Lawson's Grocery, 1,200.75; Lever Bros., Ltd., 835.10; The Levis,
881.00; A. E. Long & Co., Ltd., 128.10; J. Lowe Corporation, 736.63; Luxura
Tea Co., 3,900.00; MacCallum Manufacturing Co., 875.70; W. C. MacDonald,
Inc., 903.56; Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 867.50; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 13,565.90;
Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., 324.55; J. Mawdsley, 105.00; McCarthv Milling
Co., Ltd., 2,361.50; J. E. McCague, 400.00; R. W. Mcintosh, 390/56; A. C.
Mclntyre, 1,024.15; D. Mclntyre & Co., Ltd., 4,574.12; McNabb's Grocery,
1,439.31; Mead, Johnson & Company of Canada, Ltd., 131.61; Mercer Reforma-
tory Industries, 15,260.20; Midland Coal & Wood Co., 2,486.09; Moffats, Ltd.,
260.70; Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., 136.35; F. Montgomery, 148.20; Munro
Apiaries, 1,351.35; Muratori's Macaroni Manufacturing Co., 626.40; National
Grocers Co., Ltd., 2,062.99; National Kream Co., Ltd., 567.00; Niagara Brand
Spray Co., Ltd., 182.60; Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 114.00; Northern Paint
& Varnish Co., Ltd.. 1,689.50; Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 150.00; Ontario
Chemicals, Ltd., 366.97; Ontario Hospital, Fort William, 1,125.82; Ontario
Hospital, Kingston, 258.00; Ontario Hospital, Langstaff, 1,823.91; Ontario
Hospital, London, 429.84; Ontario Hospital, New Toronto, 267.96; Ontario
Hospital School, Orillia, Industries, 1,763.84; Ontario Hospital, Whitby, 238.80;
Ontario Oriental Flour Co., Ltd., 406.00; Ontario Reformatorv, Guelph, Indus-
tries, 28,081.68; Orillia Cereal Co., 213.17; Orillia Creamery Co., Ltd., 212.67;
Orillia Water, Light and Power Commission, 4,954.24; Parke, Davis & Co.,
806.44; Pendrith Machinerv Co., Ltd., 313.80; Procter & Gamble Company
of Canada, Ltd., 884.81; Prophvlactic Brush Company, Canada, Ltd., 243.59;
Royal Canadian Tobacco Co., 228.90; Quaker Oats Co., 1,541.30; W. E. Reid,
214.75; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 12,673.28; Rex Tailoring Co., 231.00; Sarjeant
Co., Ltd., 729.52; Shell Oil Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,714.89; L. Simon

E44 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Orillia Hospital School — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Co., Ltd., 114.00; R. Simpson Co., Ltd., 165.61; Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
133.37; Soaps-Perfumes, Ltd., 657.50; Sovereign Film Distributors, Ltd., 285.00;
Standard Brands, Ltd., 1,321.55; C. A. Starr Co., 1,466.73; St. Lawrence Starch
Co., Ltd., 580.82; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 28,358.26; Switzer
Planing Mills, 238.78; Textile Products Co., Ltd., 411.08; J. A. Thomson,
125.00; Tilleys, Ltd., 112.80; Tip Top Canners, Ltd., 117.90; Toronto Elevators,
Ltd., 2,781.00; Toronto Lock Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 117.94; Tuckett, Ltd.,
217.00; United Farmers' Co-Operative Co., Ltd., 205.00; United Shoe Machinery
Company of Canada, Ltd., 710.89; Vallance, Brown & Co., Ltd., 310.46; Vernon
& Co., Ltd., 1,336.25; H. K. Wampole & Co., Ltd., 118.56; W. J. Ward, 155.42;
Watkins Seeds, Ltd., 300.63; F. P. Weaver Coal Co., Ltd., 46,017.89; Western
Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 1,216.00; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 626.98; S. C.
Williams, 144.47; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 193.00; Woodrow's Auto Electric,
128.82; W. Wrigley Jr., Co., Ltd., 165.00; York Trading, Ltd., 2,491.71; A. B.

Zacks, 3,518.32; Cartage, express and freight, 2,112.37; musical services,

14.50; newspapers and periodicals, 49.06; postage. 862.81; religious services,

460.00; telegrams, 75.64; telephone, 1,053.29; accounts under $100, 7,782.66.. 306,933 91

Total $583,421 21

Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 10,587 87

Orillia Hospital School $572,833 34

Penetanguishene

Salaries ($148,650.92)

W. H. Alton, 1,400.00; W. L. Attridge, 348.00; H. M. Baker, 1,866.67; M. O. L.
Barrie, 2,575.00; H. J. Calverley, 1,600.00; W. G. Carr, 1,375.00; H. Carriveau,
1,475.00; J. Champion, 1,258.33; A. R. Clark, 1,650.00; J. A. Davey, 1,575.00;
A. P. Desroches, 1,375.00; E. Desroches, 1,450.00; E. B. Dewell, 1,150.00; W.
Dodgson, 1,400.00; H. C. Forrest, 1,316.67; F. Gowland, 1,350.00; J. J. Hamelin,
1,350.00; C. E. Hanna, 3,350.00; E. M. Hill, 1,458.33; J. Jury, 1,075.00; M. A.
Kelly, 925.00; W. M. Kemp, 1,400.00; W. A. Linton, 1,200.00; L. W. Living-
stone, 1,625.00; R. Macauley, 1,600.00; N. J. MacMillan, 1,391.67; C. A. Mc-
Clenahan, 5,000.00; F. McCormack, 1,150.00; D. S. McReynolds, 1,391.67;
L. F. O'Leary, 997.78; R. Patchell, 20.00; J. E. Revnolds, 1,350.00; W. E. Smart,
424.00; R. H. Stirtevant, 1,250.00; R. Trott, 1,400.00; R. R. Trustham, 1,400.00;
G. O. Vandervoort, 1,350.00; Domestic Help: Cook, Laundresses, Maids, Mes-
senger, Seamstress, 9,814.52; Engineering Staff: Firemen, Shift Engineers,
6,187.50; Farm and Garden: Assistant Herdsman, Teamsters, 3,074.60; Attend-
ants, Nurses, Nurse-Attendants, 73,648.67; Occupational Therapist, Occupa-
tional Therapy Internes, 1,377.51; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Con-
tribution re Enlistments, 275.00 148,650 92

Maintenance ($107,463.31)

Travelling Expenses 58 30

Medicines and Medical Comforts 5,769 82

Provisions 38,870 45

Fuel, Light and Water 26,167 90

Clothing 1 1,297 73

Laundry and Cleaning 2,955 74

Furniture and Furnishings 2,949 62

Office Expenses ; . . 950 57

Farm Expenses 13,399 58

Contingencies 1,688 78

Live Stock, etc 535 00

Repairs to Buildings 2,819 82

Travelling Expenses:

N. Dorsey, 30.85; Accounts under $25, 27.45 58 30

Maintenance:

Anglo-Canadian Leather Co., Ltd., 158,47; Ash-Temple Co., Ltd., 355.07;
Atlantic-Acadia Sugar Sales Co., Ltd., 413.72; Bauer & Black, 119.54; C. Bertho-
let, 164.45; Blatchford Feeds, Ltd., 663.97; Boiler, Furnace & Stove Parts,

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E45

Ontario Hospital, Penetanguishene — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Ltd., 126.90; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 384.15; British American Oil Co., Ltd.,
224.92; R. J. Brown, 182.63; R. Burns & Co., 3,334.44; Canada & Dominion
Sugar Co., Ltd., 513.33; Canada Packers, Ltd., 6,776.21; Canadian General
Electric Co., Ltd., 161.54; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 966.09; Canadian National
Institute for the Blind, 181.86; Cassidy's, Ltd., 212.64; J. T. Cassin, 580.00;
Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 138.95; Collingwood Milling Co., 2,484.00;
Copeland Flour Mills, Ltd., 2,578.29; W. H. Cunningham & Hill, Ltd., 117.50;
Delany & Pettit, Ltd., 288.17; J. A. Desrochers, 710.12; Detroit Stoker Com-
pany of Canada, Ltd., 314.30; Diamond Cleanser & Soaps, Ltd., 163.10; Domin-
ion Linseed Oil Co., Ltd., 313.04; Eddy Match Co., Ltd., 204.83; Empire Brass
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 161.99; General Films, Ltd., 342.00; Georgian Bay
Fruit Growers, Ltd., 260.25; Gordon, Mackay & Co., Ltd., 1,211.13; S. Gumpert
Company of Canada, Ltd., 218.29; Gutta Percha & Rubber, Ltd., 108.38;
Hargraft & Sons, -Ltd., 365.75; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 186.36; Hogg & Lytle,
Ltd., 411.00; Hunter's Drug Store, 166.30; Hydro-Electric Power Commission
of Ontario, 193.44; Hygiene Products, Ltd., 156.34; Industrial Farm, Burwash,
Industries, 697.44; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 241.20; H. B. Kennedy,
Ltd., 132.25; Kennedy Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 140.92; J. Lowe Corporation,
247.69; Luxura Tea Co., 1,950.00; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 549.65; Massey-Harris
Co., Ltd., 209.67; W. C. MacDonald, Inc., 2,782.34; D. Mclntyre & Co., Ltd.,
890.56; Mercer Reformatory Industries, 3,936.18; Midland Coal & Wood Co.,
593.40; Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., 164.18; Munro Apiaries, 680.40; Muratori's
Macaroni Manufacturing Co., 126.36; National Drug & Chemical Company of
Canada, Ltd., 209.96; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 573.64; National Refining
Co., Ltd., 100.20; Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 115.06; Ontario Cheese Co.,
460.62; Ontario Chemicals, Ltd., 178.90; Ontario Hospital, Hamilton, 120.00;
Ontario Hospital, Kingston, 375.00; Ontario Hospital, Langstaff, 146.64; Ontario
Hospital, New Toronto, 580.17; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, Industries,
412.00; Ontario Oriental Flour Co., Ltd., 113.10; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,
Industries, 11,432.86; Parke, Davis & Co., 230.98; G. Patterson, 428.25; Pene-
tanguishene Water & Light Commission, 8,130.18; Quaker Oats Co., 125.69; A. &
T. Quesnel, 714.29; W. E. Reid, 105.00; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 739.30; G. Robin-
son, 509.60; L. Simon Co., Ltd., 189.00; Smart-Turner Machine Co., Ltd.,
148.05; Standard Brands, Ltd., 744.27; C. A. Starr Co., 1,055.57; St. Lawrence
Fish Market, 855.99; St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 560.57; Sundry Persons,
boarded-out patients, 6,583.59; Tessier Planing Mill, 331.45; Toronto Elevators,
Ltd., 2,548.00; Tuckett, Ltd., 495.36; United Farmers Co-Operative Co., Ltd.,
119.38; Vallance, Brown & Co., Ltd, 153 49; F. P. Weaver Coal Co., Ltd.,
17,057.64; Whites Hardware, Ltd , 349.96; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 475.00;

York Trading, Ltd, 649.21; A B. Zacks, 1,766 34; Cartage, express and

freight, 896.46; musical services, 10.95; newspapers and periodicals, 74 80; postage,
295.00; religious services, 557.50; telegrams, 4.72; telephone, 634.00; accounts
under $100, 5,091.57 107,405 01

Penetanguishene $256,1 14 23

Toronto

Salaries ($258,320.91)

J. Armstrong, 1,375.00; S. Bailie, 1,375.00; W. W. Barraclough, 521.43; A. L. Bedard,
1,050.00; S. C. Best, 72.58; S. Blair, 1,200.00; H. C. Bowen, 1,400.00; J. Boyd,
1,400.00; I. M. Brill, 1,525.00; J. B. Brown, 200.00; W. C. Brown, 185.71; G.
Bryan, 1,390.60; A. M. Burlton, 817.74; T. C. Byrnes, 2,575.00; M. W. S. Camp-
bell, 1,125.00; J. E. Coates, 1,800.00; L. Crawford, 1,333.33; A. C. DeMille,
2,199.96; J. Dobbin, 1,400.00; W. H. Douglas, 1,550.00; J. F. Dwyer, 1,800.00;
B. Field, 1,600.00; J. A. Finnegan, 175.00; D. Fraser, 424.98; H. W. Geddis,
1,250.00; J. Grav, 171.43; K. Hogarth, 1,366.67; R. D. S. Hogg, 1,408.33; M.
Jackson, 1,408.33; H. W. Johnston, 60.00; J. L. Johnston, 66.23; I. A. Kassack,
700.00; D. Kerr, 1,375.00; J. J. Kiernan, 3,300.00; M. M. Kilgour, 216.67;
J. E. Lawrence, 925.00; R. Lowden, 1,081.25; M. MacCorquodale, 1,533.33;
R. J. MacDonald, 1,000.00; E. C. McArthur, 1,677.42; J. McClurg, 1,298.38;
H. McCorriston, 1,300.00; W. H. McCourt, 1,400.00; I. M. McDonald, 1,125.00;
L. B. McFadgen, 700.00; J. R. McGeoch, 1,400.00; S. R. P. Montgomery,
3,124.97; W. J. Morrow, 1,675.00; G. W. Neale, 1,500.02; F. L. Nichols, 1,850.00;
P. O. Nicolson, 1,250.00; N. L. Nuttall, 281.25; F. W. Oram, 1,275.00; B. Plewes,
40.00; C. Rae, 521.43; W. R. Ramsay, 1,358.27; M. G. Rendall, 1,575.00; M. D.

E46 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Hospital, Toronto — Continued

Salaries — Continued

Robinson, 1,358.33; M. M. Rowsome, 1,600.00; W. T. B. Smart, 113.17; J. M.
Trask, 1,274.97; G. H. F. Wallace, 1,016.79; K. J. W. Walters, 2,625.00; K. E.
Widenham, 1,075.00; C. H. Wilson, 1,333.28; G. E. Wilson, 2,950.00; Domestic
Help: Cooks, Laundresses, Maids, Seamstress and Porter, 19,057.93; Engineering
Staff: Fireman, Shift Engineers, Watchman, 7,885.98; Farm and Garden: Truck
•Driver, 1,200.00; Attendants, Nurses, Nurse- Attendants, Laboratory Assist-
ants, 139,678.88; Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Internes,
Technicians, 8,956.49; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistments, 484.78 258,320 91

Maintenance ($179,231.50)

Travelling Expenses 353 55

Medicines and Medical Comforts 8,788 77

Provisions 113,615 02

Fuel, Light and Water 9,979 66

Clothing . 13,386 52

Laundry and Cleaning 7,214 96

Furniture and Furnishings 14,328 35

Office Expenses 1,594 26

Farm Expenses 343 86

Contingencies 3,391 82

Repairs to Buildings 6,234 73

Travelling Expenses:

M. Kilgour, 43.96; L. B. McFadgen, 76.70; M. G. Rendall, 111.14; E. G. Turney,

25.55; G. E. Wilson, 84.95; Accounts under $25, 11.25 353 55

Maintenance:

All-Weld Co., Ltd., 316.80; Ash-Temple Co., Ltd., 114.28; Associated Chemical
Company of Canada, Ltd., 225.72; Atlantic-Acadia Sugar Sales Co., Ltd.,
281.65; Australian Eucalyptus, Ltd., 104.36; J. & A. Aziz, 132.95; Balfours,
Ltd., 209.07; Barrett Bros., 672.05; Bauer & Black, 241.55; Beaver Specialty,
Ltd., 129.65; Booth Fisheries Canadian Co., Ltd., 662.56; Bowes Co., Ltd.,
130.86; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 1,393.62; British & Colonial Trading Co.,
Ltd., 601.62; Builders' Supplies, Ltd., 208.44; P. Burns & Co., Ltd., 1,945.71;
H. C. Burton & Co., 255.85; Canada Bread Co., 229.12; Canada Cloak Co.,
226.80; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 1,577.09; Canada Packers, Ltd.,
3,095.37; Canada Wax & Chemical Co., 188.70; Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
1,747.76; Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 345.80; Cassidy's, Ltd.,
963.85; Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 322.48; J. Chassels, 120.00; Cheney
Chemicals, Ltd., 140.64; S. J. Cherry & Sen, Ltd., 855.00; Clarke Caster Co.,
Ltd., 137.94; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Ltd., 128.45; Connaught Labora-
tories, 153.60; Consumers Gas Company of Toronto, 212.11; Delany & Pettit,
Ltd., 252.95; Denco (Ontario), Ltd., 131.95; Department of Health, 335.57;
Department of Highways, 515.93; Diamond Cleanser & Soaps, Ltd., 111.60;
Dominion Linseed Oil Co., Ltd., 378.37; Dominion Salt Co., Ltd., 192.03;
Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 271.66; Empire Brass Manufacturing
Co., Ltd., 232.87; Everist Bros., Ltd., 1,747.48; E. B. Fielding & Co.,
165.20; A. Foster & Sons, Ltd., 135.36; K. C. Freeman, 306.00; Glidden Co.,
Ltd., 527.45; Good Specialties, Ltd., 134.36; Gordon, MacKay & Co., Ltd.,
1,026.63; J. Gray, 320.00; A. P. Green Fire Brick Co., Ltd., 118.53; S. Gumpert
Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,982.12; Hamilton Bros., 102.60; Hanson 16 M.M.
Movies, Ltd., 108.00; G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 525.20; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd.,
682.02; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 880.54; Highland Dairy, Ltd., 4,952.49; S. Hisey
& Son, Ltd., 1,190.00; Hunt's, Ltd., 2,907.42; Hygiene Products, Ltd., 433.56;
Industrial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 165.72; Ingersoll Cream Cheese Co.,
Ltd., 320.23; Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 299.44; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd.,
1,133.10; Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company of Canada, Ltd., 187.00;
Isard-Le Fevre Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 113.75; F. T. James Co., Ltd., 710.91;
Jem Rubber Co., Ltd., 297.00; Kennedy Manufacturing Co., 103.13; Kraft
Cheese, Ltd., 163.18; F. A. Lallemand & Co., Ltd., 268.09; Lever Bros., Ltd.,
230.62; J. Lowe Corporation, 1,577.25; Luxura Tea Co., 2,145.00; MacCallum
Manufacturing Co., 277.50; W. C. MacDonald, Inc., 355.12; J. Malacarne &
Son, 109.25; Malcolm Condensing Co., Ltd., 1,247.00; Marchment Co., Ltd.,
124.36; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 13,498.86; Masco Co., Ltd., 134.67; McBride
Bros., Ltd., 1,032.18; McCarthy Milling Co., Ltd., 3,863.74; R. A. McComb,
200.00; D. Mclntyre & Co., Ltd., 699.50; Medalta Potteries, Ltd., 123.75;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 47

Ontario Hospital, Toronto — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Mercer Reformatory Industries, 13,507.97; Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd., 152.25;
W. Moore Paint Co., 1,127.25; Munro Apiaries, 1,890.00; Muratori's Macaroni
Manufacturing Co., 163.20; Myers' Funeral Homes, 480.00; Myers-Elliott
Funeral Homes, 565.00; National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd.,
198.59; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 548.63; National Kream Co., Ltd., 153.90;
National Refractories, Ltd., 182.70; Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 174.40; Ogilvie
Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 235.72; Ontario Cheese Co., 313.30; Ontario Chemicals, Ltd.,
189.00; Ontario Hospital, Fort William, 1,459.86; Ontario Hospital, Hamilton,
600.00; Ontario Hospital, Langstaff, 20,041.25; Ontario Hospital, New Toronto,
586.90; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, Industries, 336.00; Ontario Reforma-
tory, Guelph, Industries, 21,499.76; Parke, Davis & Co., 1,323.87; C. Parsons
& Son, Ltd., 342.29; J. H. Porter, 647.50; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 1,520.10;
A. C. Robinson, 5,923.90; Royal Canadian Tobacco Co., 315.00; J. B. Smith
& Sons, Ltd., 313.91; W. Snider Milling Co., Ltd., 364.56; Sovereign Film Dis-
tributors, Ltd., 195.00; Standard Brands, Ltd., 1,776.31; C. A. Starr Co., 357.45;
Stevens Companies, 337.37; St. Lawrence Fish Market, 712.98; St. Lawrence
Starch Co., Ltd., 621.47; Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 7,884.07;
Textile Products Co., Ltd., 307.77; City of Toronto, 4,390.27; Toronto Hydro-
Electric System, 3,041.00; Toronto Salt Works, Ltd., 176.37; Tuckett, Ltd.,
101.03; Victoria Paper & Twine Co., Ltd., 336.93; G. H. Walker, 693.00; Western
Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 761.25; Wheeler & Bain, Ltd., 407.07; Whites
Hardware, Ltd., 278.49; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 2,155.42; Wrought Iron
Range Company of Canada, Ltd., 348.00; York Trading, Ltd., 2,068.72; A. B.
Zacks, 111.50; Cartage, express and freight, 764.46; newspapers and period-
icals, 102.52; postage, 349.50; religious services, 530.00; telegrams, 42.80; tele-
phone, 1,225.21; accounts under $100, 5,525.49 178,877 95

Toronto $437,552 41

Whitby

Salaries ($333,727.71)

F. H. Allard, 1,400.00; H. D. Alloway, 158.12; M. E. A. Bailey, 875.00; H. M.
Beamish, 781.25; M. Bland, 1,366.67; J. Boddy, 1,500.00; E. E. Bond, 583.30;
H. G. Bracey, 1,500.00; C. A. Bright, 2,575.00; J. L. Brown, 1,374.93; A. Bullock,
1,400.00; W. A. Cardwell, 3,525.00; R. J. Carson, 2,875.00; S. L. Colby, 543.95;
J. Damery, 1,400.00; L. C. Dewsbury, 1,675.00; G. C. Ferrier, 1,020.00; D. R.
Fletcher, 5,800.00; M. J. Forgie, 49.19; E. M. Friede, 424.71; H. Friede, 573.39;
L. A. Gaine, 192.50; J. H. Gale, 433.32; D. J. Gallogley, 1,400.00; W. H. Gauld,
3,225.00; J. J. Geoghegan, 2,550.00; J. Greer, 1,383.33; J. D. Grieve, 500.00;
W. F. Harden, 1,933.33; M. A. Harding, 850.00; G. Hardy, 1,600.00; A. Harris,
1,600.00; L. Harris, 1,541.67; T. Harris, 1,325.00; W. A. Hawke, 100.00; M. A.
Heard, 925.00; H. W. Hicks, 1,383.33; E. Hill, 2,300.00; A. Howard, 1,500.00;
F. Ing, 1,233.33; S. Jardine, 1,383.33; G. E. Jenkins, 400.00; W. M. Jermyn,
1,299.96; J. M. Johnson, 333.87; M. Kerr, 1,400.00; A. L. Lawler, 1,233.33;
E. A. MacMillan, 549.99; M. E. Matthews, 1,050.00; J. C. L. McArthur, 75.00;
W. A. Mclntyre, 2,599.98; D. McLean, 1,400.00; A. G. McLeod, 1,550.00;
W. McMahon, 293.33; A. E. McMinn, 1,350.00; R. J. McMinn, 1,400.00; R.
McNee, 1,741.67; A. McPhail, 1,200.00; F. D. McPherson, 875.00; M. H. Miller,
1,200.00; H. D. Moses, 1,333.33; E. Muir, 343.75; T. R. Munroe, 1,383.33;
R. J. Pryce, 1,500.00; J. Rainnie, 1,400.00; T. Rea, 1,400.00; E. C. Robertson,
1,375.00; M. D. Rutherford, 280.99; C. B. Rycroft, 1,400.00; R. P. Sharpe,
1,700.00; A. C. Smith, 1,533.33; H. B. Squires, 1,649.97; P. R. Stover, 579.42;
A. R. Summers, 2,400.00; R. E. C. Thorndyke, 1,516.67; E. B. Titcombe, 100.00;
A. E. Townsend, 1,400.00; R. VanHorne, 1,383.33; E. K. Ward, 1,100.00; S.
Watson, 1,516.67; M. Westaway, 680.42; S. Whitney, 1,600.00; M. B. Wood,
850.00; Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundresses, Laundryman, Maids, Seamstresses,
23,487.95; Engineering Staff: Assistant Electrician, Fireman's Helper, Fireman,
Mechanic, Shift Engineers, 8,872.48; Farm and Garden: Farm Hands, Herdsman,
Teamster, Truck Driver, 11,613.53; Attendants and Nurses, 169,793.32; Occu-
pational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Internes, 4,026.04; Nurses-in-Train-
ing, 7,271.24; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlist-
ments, 1,525.16 333,727 71

Maintenance ($260,797.91)

Travelling Expenses 245 22

Medicines and Medical Comforts 12,135 04

Provisions 113,005 44

E48 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Hospital, Whitby — Continued
Maintenance — Continued

Fuel, Light and Water 52,515 83

Clothing 18,347 25

Laundry and Cleaning 1 1,502 49

Furniture and Furnishings 10,872 56

Office Expenses 2,089 43

Farm Expenses , 20,916 43

Contingencies 5,626 08

Live Stock, etc. 2,281 99

Repairs to Buildings 11,260 15

Travelling Expenses:

M. J. Cammack, 25.60; W. A. Cardwell, 25.40; G. C. Ferrier, 80.06; C. Styan,

65.28; Accounts under $25, 48.88 245 22

Maintenance:

Abbott Laboratories, Ltd., 103.64; Adams Bros. Harness, Ltd., 142.59; Aiken-
head Hardware, Ltd., 123.08; American Can Co., 4,589.99; Anglo-Canadian
Leather Co., Ltd., 181.50; Atlantic-Acadia Sugar Sales Co., Ltd., 514.30; Bab-
cock-Wilcox & Goldie-McCulloch, Ltd., 183.00; Balfours, Ltd., 233.85; Barrett
Bros., 2,908.50; Bauer & Black, 249.73; Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 444.88; Beldam
Asbestos Packing, Ltd., 111.25; Birks-Ellis-Ryrie, Ltd., 120.75; A. S. Black,
106.40; Boiler, Furnace & Stove Parts, Ltd., 140.25; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd.,
1,883.89; E. Bragg, 285.63; British American Oil Co., Ltd., 1,309.38; British
& Colonial Trading Co., Ltd., 802.94; Brown, Boggs Foundry & Machine Co.,
Ltd., 233.50; Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 224.82; P. Burns & Co., Ltd.,
4,422.38; R. Burns & Co., 6,944.22; H. C. Burton & Co., 357.92; Canada Barrels
& Kegs, Ltd., 118.80; Canada Cloak Co., 302.40; Canada & Dominion Sugar
Co., Ltd., 1,081.10; Canada Glove Co., 212.55; Canada Packers, Ltd., 3,645.11;
Canada Starch Sales Co., Ltd., 1,327.88; Canada Vinegars, Ltd., 212.95; Cana-
dian Germicide Co., Ltd., 549.50; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 2,111.63; Canadian
Industrial Alcohol Co., Ltd., 114.68; Canadian Laundry Machinery Co., Ltd.,
119.53; Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 509.54; Canadian National
Railways, 328.15; Canadian Powers Regulator Co., Ltd., 164.82; H. N. Carr
& Son, 11,995.46; Cassidy's, Ltd., 1,398.02; J. Cassin, 2,145.00; Central Whole-
sale Grocers, Ltd., 578.06; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Ltd., 157.89; Crown-
Dominion Oil Co., Ltd., 759.54; W. H. Cunningham & Hill, Ltd., 138.25; Dal-
glish (Ontario), Ltd., 361.22; Department of Health, 1,213.78; Diamond Cleanser
& Soaps, Ltd., 214.20; Dominion Linseed Oil Co., Ltd., 136.01; Dominion
Oxygen Co., Ltd., 136.82; Dominion Salt Co., Ltd., 251.18; Eastern Steel Prod-
ucts, Ltd., 113.75; Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 137.11; Eddy Match
Co., Ltd., 264.29; Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 423.77; Ennis Wonder
Polish Co., 144.00; Frost Steel & Wire Co., Ltd., 182.22; Garton's Service
Station, 276.00; General Steel Wares, Ltd., 251.38; Gordon, MacKay & Co.,
Ltd., 2,684.67; G. W. Grant & Co., 252.41; A. P. Green Fire Brick Co., Ltd.,
294.40; Grinnell Company of Canada, Ltd., 238.81; Groveside Cemetery, 117.00;
S. Gumpert Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,438.26; Hamilton Bros., 184.40;
G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 244.00; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 1,466.18; J. F. Hartz
Co., Ltd., 962.67; W. A. Heron, 359.15; Higgins & Burke, Ltd., 136.80; Hobbs
Glass, Ltd., 141.39; Hogg & Lytle, Ltd., 628.20; Imperial Optical Co., 123.78;
Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 197.32; Industrial Farm,
Burwash, Industries, 204.36; Ingersoll Cream Cheese Co., Ltd., 422.80; Ingram
& Bell, Ltd., 368.60; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 2,127.75; International
Harvester Company of Canada, Ltd., 300.87 ; Jem Rubber Co., Ltd., 382.35; W. A.
Jenkins Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 273.40; Johnson & Johnson, Ltd., 160.38;
Leaside Block & Tile, Ltd., 445.36; Lever Bros., Ltd., 157.79; The Levis, 130.00;
Libby, McNeill & Libby of Canada, Ltd., 289.98; F. G. Lister & Co., Ltd.,
756.42; J. Lowe Corporation, 335.51; Luxura Tea Co., 3,900.00; MacCallum
Manufacturing Co., 152.75; W. C. MacDonald, Inc., 1,598.61; R. T. MacLaren,
225.00; MacNamara Gardens, 380.00; Marchment Co., Ltd., 239.32; A. G.
Marlow, 259.00; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 4,784.03; Masco Co., Ltd., 556.17; Massey-
Harris Co., Ltd., 889.51; McCarthy Milling Co., Ltd., 858.88; D. Mclntyre
& Co., Ltd., 2,281.20; McLaughlin Coal & Supplies, Ltd., 34,238.86; Mead,
Johnson & Company of Canada, Ltd., 142.45; Mercer Reformatory Industries,
8,836.79; Merck & Co., Ltd., 189.33; W. Moore Paint Co., 422.50; Munro
Apiaries, 1,219.05; Muratori's Macaroni Manufacturing Co., 419.90; National
Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd., 306.95; National Grocers, Ltd.,
970.20; National Motors, Ltd., 1,082.58; National Refining Co., Ltd., 333.87;

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

E49

Ontario Hospital, Whitby — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Niagara Brand Spray Co., Ltd., 266.75; Niagara Grape Distributors, Ltd.,
1,503.03; Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 516.15; Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.,
400.50; Ontario Chemicals, Ltd., 198.29; Ontario Cheese Co., 1,114.94; Ontario
Hospital, Fort William, 1,453.03; Ontario Hospital, Hamilton, 240.00; Ontario
Hospital, Langstaff, 1,201.69; Ontario Hospital, New Toronto, 135.00; Ontario
Hospital School, Orillia, 150.00; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, Industries,
1,120.00; Ontario Hospital, Toronto, 212.70; Ontario Hospital, Woodstock,
101.50; Ontario Lumber & Millwork, Ltd., 3,351.93; Ontario Reformatory,
Guelph, 108.00; Ontario Reformatory Guelph, Industries, 18,063.11; Parke,
Davis & Co., 1,870.17; Premier Cutlery Company of Canada, Ltd., 119.10;
Procter & Gamble Company of Canada, Ltd., 128.70; Prophylactic Brush
Co. (Canada), Ltd., 324.47; F. H. Puchrin, 221.00; Quaker Oats Co., 376.65;
• Reesors Marmill, Ltd., 1,553.60; W. E. Reid, 243.00; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd.,
1,454.70; Rex Tailoring Co., 815.50; J. Robertson Co., Ltd., 106.14; Roofers'
Supply Co., Ltd., 528.41; Rougier Freres, 115.71; Royal Canadian Tobacco
Co., 280.00; J. B. Sheppard, 126.72; L. Simon Co., Ltd., 240.00; W. Snider
Milling Co., Ltd., 445.42; Soaps-Perfumes, Ltd., 135.00; Standard Brands,
Ltd., 1,653.56; C. A. Starr Co., 1,682.92; St. Lawrence Fish Market, 2,201.89;
St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 969.65; Sturgeons, Ltd., 176.50; C. Styan, 174.44;
Sundry Persons, boarded-out patients, 21,779.25; Taylor-Forbes, Ltd., 153.89;
Textile Products Co., Ltd., 216.05; Tod's Bread, 14,709.53; Toronto Elevators,
Ltd., 874.50; Toronto Salt Works, Ltd., 186.29; W. C. Town, 237.50; Under-
wood Elliott Fisher, Ltd., 133.68; United Farmers Co-Operative Co., Ltd.
2,752.09; Vernon & Co., Ltd., 485.25; Victoria Paper & Twine Co., Ltd., 416.67;
Vi-Tone Sales, Ltd., 108.92; G. H. Walker, 165.75; Watkins Seeds, Ltd., 640.03;
Wheeler & Bain, Ltd., 226.00; Whitby Dairy, 225.90; Whitby Motors, Ltd.
282.78; Whitbv Public Utility Commission, 15,421.01; Whites Hardware,
Ltd., 765.40; Wilkinson-Kompass, Ltd., 237.78; W. Winters, 126.60; Wonderful

Soap Co., Ltd., 2,553.60; York Trading, Ltd., 2,053.80; A. B. Zacks, 770.88;

Cartage, express and freight, 1,128.83; musical services, 50.00; newspapers and
periodicals, 62.26; postage, 1,208.00; religious services, 575.00; telegrams, 13.76;
telephone, 650.68; accounts under $100, 6,454.20 260,552^69

Whitby $594,525 62

Woodstock

Salaries ($339,576.69)

T. W. Barnard, 1,600.00; F. H. E. Batsford, 1,200.00; I. G. Bennett, 337.50; D. N.
Berger, 812.50; G. W. Boag, 2,600.00; J. H. Campbell, 1,400.00; R. C. Clark,
1,350.00; W. G. Cocker, 1,350.00; G. Curry, 1,575.00; E. J. Davis, 1,166.93;
K. F. Deline, 1,375.00; O. V. Dent, 3,566.67; F. W. Doig, 1,666.67; D. H. Dow,
2,299.92; H. A. Elliott, 943.75; V. M. Fleming, 925.00; F. T. Fralick, 1,500.00;
G. Gordon, 1,400.00; H. P. Granger, 2,550.00; J. G. Hall, 35.49; J. A. Hancock,
1,083.30; A. J. H. Harrold, 1,375.00; M. Haylow, 937.50; H. Hellerova, 800.00;
E. A. Hopewell, 1,075.00; M. Hunt, 1,625.00; M. Jarvie, 1,737.60; J. Kane,
1,475.00; L. E. Kent, 2,209.68; B. LaBelle, 2,575.00; L. F. Leitch, 554.82; E. M.
Long, 169.48; E. C. Lounsbury, 1,266.67; D. O. Lynch, 5,200.00; J. C. MacKay,
1,600.00; A. M. Marshall, 1,150.00; F. H. S. Martin, 1,358.33; W. Martin,
1,508.33; A. E. McKenzie, 925.00; S. McMaster, 1,350.00; S. C. Parsons, 1,483.33;
L. I. Pearson, 555.24; C. H. Pratt, 3,650.00; A. H. Raper, 1,375.00; A. L. Rice,
2,575.00; F. A. Scalisi, 856.25; K. C. Sly, 1,150.00; H. M. Smith, 1,375.00;
H. J. Stevens, 1,131.25; J. M. Stewart, 70.96; A. D. Thompkins, 82.25; H. J.
Thompson, 1,336.83; R. Thompson, 1,400.00; C. V. Tisdale, 3,050.00; A. L.
Tolhurst, 1,150.00; M. A. Underhill, 831.25; M. C. Waterland, 561.25; D. O. A.
Watson, 1,350.00; V. A. Watson, 1,375.00; F. H. Weeks, 1,600.00; W. Wong,
70.96; Domestic Help: Cooks, Laundresses, Maids, Seamstress, Kitchen Porters,
Porters and Messengers, 30,687.63; Engineering Staff: Firemen, Shift Engineers,
6,832.65; Farm and Garden: Farm Hands, Truck Driver, Herdsman, 5,645.77;
Attendants, Nurses, Nurse- Attendants, 203.506.88; Technicians, Occupational
Therapists, Occupational Therapy Internes, 4,858.01; Public Service Super-
annuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 1,386.04 339,576 69

Maintenance ($199,190.97)

Travelling Expenses 1,217 85

Medicines and Medical Comforts 17,461 01

Provisions 92,733 16

Fuel, Light and Water 30,056 82

E50 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Hospital, Woodstock — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Clothing 11,701 83

Laundry and Cleaning 9,167 33

Furniture and Furnishings 9,472 01

Office Expenses 3,118 01

Farm Expenses 9,106 27

Contingencies 4,465 70

Live Stock, etc 2,246 28

Repairs to Buildings 8,444 70

Travelling Expenses:

S. Agnew, 29.35; O. V. Dent, 261.69; F. T. Fralick, 136.40; I. Hanton, 73.35;
L. E. Kent, 262.90; J. King, 39.00; D. O. Lynch, 32.55; C. H. Pratt, 58.60;

A. L. Rice, 27.35; M. C. Rudd, 103.35; J. Stevely, 73.45: Accounts under

$25, 119.86 ! 1,217 85

Maintenance:

Ace Manufacturing Co., 240.00; J. L. Awde, 271.95; W. Baird & Son, 119.33;
Balfours, Ltd., 2,445.28; Barney's Fish Market, 3,038.27; Bauer & Black, 812.87;
Beaver Specialty, Ltd., 516.30; Beldam Asbestos Packing, Ltd., 152.57; W. J.
Bell Paper Co., Ltd., 116.57; Belleville-Sargent & Co., Ltd., 550.83; W. M.
Bickell, 246.50; Boiler, Furnace & Stove Parts, Ltd., 193.00; A. Bradshaw
& Son, Ltd., 540.86; British & Colonial Trading Co., Ltd., 609.98; Brunner,
Mond Canada Sales, Ltd., 248.64; Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 685.00;
Canada Cloak Co., 302.40; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 1,938.69;
Canada Packers, Ltd., 588.45; Canada Paint Co., Ltd. 197.68; Canadian General
Electric Co., Ltd., 240.32; Canadian Germicide Co., Ltd., 297.30; Canadian
Industries, Ltd., 2,020.48; Canadian Laundry Machinery Co., Ltd., 603.36;
Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 174.78; Canadian Oil Companies,
Ltd., 297.93; Cassidy's, Ltd., 984.36; Central Wholesale Grocers, Ltd., 141.85;
S. J. Cherry & Sons, Ltd,, 300.65; Clayton Bros., 110.04; Colgate-Palmolive-
Peet Co., Ltd., 179.90; Connaught Laboratories, 659.20; Corbett-Cowley,
Ltd., 136.17; H. P. Cowan Importers, Ltd., 439.50; Crown Lumber, Coal &
Supply Co., Ltd., 238.63; J. Cullen & Sons, Ltd., 137.00; W. H. Cunningham
& Hill, Ltd., 201.37; Dalglish (Ontario), Ltd., 225.69; A. Davis, 212.60; Davison
& Mclnnis, 167.19; Delany & Pettit, Ltd., 127.67; Denco (Ontario), Ltd., 113.73;
Department of Health, 103.51; Department of Highways, 207.73; Department
of Public Works, 1,671.96; Diamond Cleanser & Soaps, Ltd., 196.13; Dominion
Linseed Oil Co., Ltd., 735.30; Dominion Salt Co., Ltd., 212.65; Eastman
Photographic Stores, Ltd., 139.53; Eddy Match Co., Ltd., 270.89; Elliott Bros.,
211.53; Elliott, Marr & Co., Ltd., 1,865.49; Empire Brass Manufacturing Co.,
Ltd., 363.92; Eureka Planter Co., Ltd., 107.67; C. E. Frosst & Co., 173.46;
E. A. Furanna, 295.00; General Steel Wares, Ltd., 114.71; Glidden Co., Ltd.,
241.49; Gold Seal Repair Shop, 419.03; Gooderham & Worts, Ltd., 213.00;
Gordon. MacKay & Co., Ltd., 1,208.53; Granger-Taylor, Ltd., 166.45; G. W.
Grant & Co., 107.75; S. E. Griffin & Son, 585.00; Grinnell Company of Canada,
Ltd., 529.65; S. Gumpert Company of Canada, Ltd., 446.34; J. Gyurki, 207.12;
G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 120.96; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 612.09; Harrisons
& Crossfield (Canada), Ltd., 139.20; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 1,613.99; A. Hastings
& Son, 1,030.87; Hobbs Glass, Ltd., 171.96; Hobbs Hardware Co., Ltd., 196.75;
D. H. Howden & Co., Ltd., 108.08; Hutcheson Lumber Co., Ltd., 358.58; Hydro-
Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 8,137.62; Hygiene Products, Ltd., 289.10;
Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 241.14; Industrial Farm,
Burwash, Industries, 1,373.94; Ingersoll Cream Cheese Co., Ltd., 319.77;
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 414.22; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 1,377.45; King's
Confectionery, 855.30; King's Printer, 127.20; Langmuir Paint Co., Ltd., 661.87;
Lederle Laboratories, Inc., 286.14; A. S. Leitch Co., Ltd., 121.44; Lever Bros.,
Ltd., 111.59: London Shoe Co., Ltd., 270.00; J. Lowe Corporation, 251.92; Luxura
Tea Co., 2,275.00; MacCallum Manufacturing Co., 132.00; W. C. MacDonald,
Inc., 1,982.39; MacLean Underfeed Stoker Co., Ltd., 342.90; C. A. Mann
& Co., 2,475.20; Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 220.00; Masco Co., Ltd., 268.79;
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., 1,816.76; Mcintosh Coal & Lumber Co.,
202.08; McKenzie Hardware, 103.72; J. W. McLevin, 240.00; E. F. Meadows
Funeral Home, 300.00; Meakins & Sons, Ltd., 144.04; Mercer Reformatory
Industries, 7,102.64; Mills & Hadwin, Ltd., 900.00; Monarch Knitting Co.,
Ltd., 165.51; J. Morrison Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 142.01; Moule &
Young, 148.50; W. Munro, 400.00; Munro Apiaries, 1,077.30; Muratori's Maca-
roni Manufacturing Co., 297.50; National Cellulose of Canada, Ltd., 120.00;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH E 51

Ontario Hospital, Woodstock — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd., 778.01; National Grocers
Co., Ltd., 486.79; National Woodenware Co., 491.05; Office Specialty Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., 408.14; Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 120.95; Ontario Chem-
icals, Ltd., 180.30; Ontario Cheese Co., 567.45; Ontario Hospital, Langstaff,
126.10; Ontario Hospital, London, 2,986.56; Ontario Hospital, New Toronto,
509.04; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia, 366.00; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia,
Industries, 168.00; Ontario Hospital, Toronto, 587.25; Ontario Hospital, Whitby,
198.00; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 20,911.29; Ontario Tobacco
Co., 340.00; Ontario Farmers' Co-Operative Produce Co., Ltd., 9,575.73; Oxford
Fruit Co-Operative, Ltd., 178.00; Parke, Davis & Co., 1,390.29; Phil-Penn
Products, 396.00; Picker X-Ray of Canada, Ltd., 625.97; Poole & Co., 1,552.00;
Procter & Gamble Company of Canada, Ltd., 193.05; Quaker Oats Co., 197.90;
Reckitt & Colman (Canada), Ltd., 270.13; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 964.90;
J. Robertson Co., Ltd., 167.85; Royal Canadian Tobacco Co., 420.00; Sharpe
& Dohme (Canada), Ltd., 112.39; L. Simon Co., Ltd., 150.00; C. A. Smith, Ltd.,
336.16; Smith Haven Farm, 400.00; W. Snider Milling Co., Ltd., 141.70; Soaps-
Perfumes, Ltd., 170.50; Sovereign Film Distributors, Ltd., 208.00; St. Lawrence
Starch Co., Ltd., 1,094.21; Standard Brands, Ltd., 1,559.01; Stark's Bakery,
9,217.39; C. A. Starr Co., 601.44; F. Stearns & Company of Canada, Ltd.,
295.39; Strathroy Flour Mills, 156.00; Sundry Persons, boarded out-patients,
739.34; Surgical Supplies (Canada), Ltd., 297.01; Textile Products Co., Ltd.,
168.60; Tip-Top Canners, Ltd., 420.70; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 2,176.50;
Tuckett, Ltd., 255.07; United Farmers Co-Operative Co., Ltd., 243.75; Vallance,
Brown & Co., Ltd., 278.74; Valley Camp Coal Company of Canada, Ltd.,
15,850.32; Vernon & Co., Ltd., 505.50; Victoria Paper & Twine Co., Ltd., 400.60;
Watkins Seeds, Ltd., 428.84; Watson's, Ltd., 839.90; F. L. Welch, 112.75; West
End Chopping & Feed Mill, 170.29; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 357.10; J. White
Co., 145.84; Whyte Packing Co., Ltd., 10,703.90; G. H. Wood & Co., Ltd.,
476.25; Woodstock Central Dairy, Ltd., 10,750.17; Woodstock Public Utilities
Commission, 4,341.07; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 1,850.70; J. Wyeth & Bro.

(Canada), Ltd., 126.40; York Trading, Ltd., 1,018.81; A. B. Zacks, 1,039.32;

Cartage, express and freight, 1,186.61; musical services, 31.12; newspapers
and periodicals, 146.15; postage, 1,080.00; religious services, 539.50; telegrams,
102.35; telephone, 1,479.16; accounts under $100, 7,445.57 197,973 12

Woodstock $538,767 66

Toronto Psychiatric

Salaries ($85,662.80)

J. B. Armstrong, 100.00; R. G. Bell, 169.62; R. M. Bond, 780.50; G. Boyer, 521.43;
A. J. Brown, 1,700.00; L. Carpenter, 2.00; M. R. Cook, 1,250.00; J. G. Dewan,
3,050.00; J. M. Dewar, 925.00; G. C. Dowd, 30.64; C. B. Farrar, 5,000.00;
M. Fischer, 185.67; M. Foley, 1,700.00; H. M. E. Goldring, 1,233.33; T. H.
Hodgson, 91.43; H. E. Ivey, 1,075.00; M. V. Jackson, 3,100.00; H. W. Johnston,
521.43; E. Kaake, 675.00; J. D. Leggett, 1,087.50; E. P. Lewis, 2,500.00; E. A.
Linell, 600.00; W. H. Lowrey, 150.00; W. R. F. Luke, 150.00; A. R. S. R. Mac-
Lean, 1,316.67; K. G. McKenzie, 521.43; W. C. Merrick, 2,233.33; M. E. Messeng-
er, 100.00; T. Owen, 1,000.00; M. E. Parker, 933.33; K. J. Poison, 1,200.00;
M. Quinn, 309.37; C. Rae, 521.43; F. Rigby, 1,550.00; J. M. Rowcliffe, 1,000.00;
H. G. Smith, 1,012.50; M. F. Steacy, 850.00; M. E. Stewart, 1,733.33; J. W.
Wilshire, 1,400.00; Domestic Help: Cooks, Maids, Cleaner and Helper, 12,170.65;
Attendants and Nurses, 28,220.54; Occupational Therapists, Occupational
Therapy Internes, 2,673.67; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution
re Enlistments, 318.00 85,662 80

Maintenance ($31,144.38)

Travelling Expenses 252 90

Medicines and Medical Comforts 2,803 80

Provisions 13,670 30

Fuel, Light and Water 6,715 99

Clothing 278 84

Laundry and Cleaning 3,944 86

Furniture and Furnishings 670 06

Office Expenses 1 ,669 46

Lawn Expenses 22 40

Contingencies 347 79

Repairs to Buildings 767 98

E52 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Toronto Psychiatric Hospital — Continued

Maintenance — Continued
Travelling Expenses:

C. B. Farrar, 94.56; M. Foley, 31.65; G. H. Lugsdin, 101.58; Accounts

under $25, 25.11 252 90

Maintenance:

Barker, Bredin Bakeries, 596.08; Barrett Bros., 492.60; Booth Fisheries Cana-
dian Co., Ltd., 157.16; Burke Electric & X-Ray Co., Ltd., 297.80; Canada
Packers, Ltd., 1,149.44; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 263.45; Canadian
Industries, Ltd., 294.16; Cassidy's, Ltd., 170.26; W. B. Cross Co., 164.70;
Department of Health, 415.20; Department of Public Works, 2,500.00; T. Eaton
Co., Ltd., 153.30; K. C. Freeman, 134.65; Hargraft & Sons, Ltd., 116.01; J. F.
Hartz Co., Ltd., 470.51; Highland Dairy, Ltd., 580.65; Hoffman-Laroche,
Ltd., 105.35; Hunt's, Ltd., 254.40; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 515.00;
King's Printer, 169.00; S. Lightfoot & Son, 663.70; Marshalls Co., Ltd., 446.75;
Mercer Reformatory, 764.46; Mercer Reformatory Industries, 110.44; W.
Moore Paint Co., 228.15; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 320.73; Novocol Chemical
Manufacturing Company of Canada, Ltd., 176.40; Office Specialty Manufac-
turing Co., Ltd., 122.18; Ontario Hospital, Fort William, 314.64; Ontario Hos-
pital, Langstaff, 3,343.66; Ontario Hospital, Toronto, 1,312.78; Ontario Reforma-
tory, Guelph, Industries, 3,528.49; Parke, Davis & Co., 275.29; A. C. Robinson,
1,199.69; Tip-Top Canners, Ltd., 104.40; City of Toronto, 1,653.23; Toronto
Hydro-Electric System, 2,466.19; Toronto Transportation Commission, 160.00; —
— Cartage, express and freight, 114.72; newspapers and periodicals, 156.13;
postage, 255.00; telegrams, 5.00; telephone, 1,045.15; accounts under $100,
3,124.58 30,891 48

Toronto Psychiatric $1 16,807 18

Ontario Hospitals $5,339,963 41

Hospitals Branch $9,338,101 20

STATUTORY

Minister's Salary ($8,000.00)
Hon. Harold J. Kirby 8,000 00

Banting and Best Research Fund ($10,000.00)

University of Toronto, grant 10,000 00

Grants — Ontario Institutes of Radio Therapy ($36,000.00)

Toronto General Hospital 22,500 00

Kingston General Hospital 4,500 00

London General Hospital 9,000 00

Statutory $54,000 00

SPECIAL WARRANTS

Grant to East Windsor Hospital for Incurables to Aid in the
Construction of an Addition to the Hospital ($12,500.00)

East Windsor Hospital for Incurables 12,500 00

Grant to the Red Cross Society to Aid in the Construction of a Hospital at Emo,
District of Rainy River ($5,000.00)

Emo Branch, Red Cross Society 5,000 00

Special Warrants $17,500 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Health $10,751,865.00

PART F

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Main Office: page

Salaries 5

Cost of Living Bonus 7

Unemployment Insurance Stamps 7

Grants 7

Travelling Expenses 10, 1 1

Maintenance, etc 10, 12

Contingencies 10, 12

Traffic Census 10, 12

Division Offices:

Salaries 7

King's Highways and Development Roads 11, 13

City of Niagara Falls, Taxes re Rainbow Bridge 10

Municipal Roads Branch:

Salaries 9

Travelling Expenses 10, 11

Maintenance 10, 12

Subsidies:

County Roads 11, 31

Township Roads and Indian Reserves 11, 31

Gasoline Tax Branch:

Salaries 9

Travelling Expenses 10, 11

Maintenance 10, 12

Miscellaneous Permits Branch:

Salaries 9

Travelling Expenses 10, 11

Maintenance 10, 12

Motor Vehicles Branch:

Salaries 9

Travelling Expenses 10, 1 1

Maintenance 10, 12

Safety Committee, advertising 10, 12

Automobile Markers and Supplies .... 10, 12

Fees, etc 10, 12

Special Warrant 34

Summary 4

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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

Hon. T. B. McQuesten, Minister (Statutory, see page F 11)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($294,774.77)

Permanent:

R. M. Smith Deputy Minister .

Office of the Minister:

H. Farewell, 1,500.00; L. E. Leeson, 1,400.00; J. E. Yorston, 2,700.00.

Office of the Deputy Minister:

H. M. Beemer, 1,800.00; E. E. Brown, 1,400.00; J. F. Cartan, 309.48; F. C.
Flegg, 1,600.00; E. Fleming, 1,600.00; J. L. Zoller, 3,450.00

Office of the Chief Engineer:

F. Embleton, 1,500.00; T. F. Francis, 949.19; M. C. Hood, 1,012.50; W. B.
Hutcheson, 3,675.00; E. M. James, 1,600.00; M. Kennedy, 1,800.00; F.
MacGowan, 1,000.00; W. A. MacLachlan, 3,366.67; J. D. Millar, 3,300.00;
E. H. Murray, 2,175.00; C. H. Nelson, 3,498.89; C. A. Robbins, 3,816.67;
A. A. Smith, 5,133.33; A. M. Stevens, 1,100.00; G. A. Stockdale, 1,875.00;
P. C. Young, 450.79

Office of the Bridge Engineer:

H. M. Balfour, 3,066.67; A. T. Cowpersmith, 1,833.33; J. M. Gibson, 2,300.00
H. N. Lamont, 2,900.00; L. Loch, 2,450.00; A. E. Mackinnon, 1,000.00
V. S. Murray, 2,750.00; A. Sedgwick, 3,866.67; A. M. Toye, 675.00; D. E
Wilson, 1,075.00

Office of the Purchasing Engineer:

S. Adams, 2,033.33; E. K. Reid, 658.33; S. R. Welby, 2,462.50

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Office of the Draughting Room:

D. Barclay, 2,775.00; L. D. Barrett, 370.00; J. Boyd, 2,161.56; M. W. Camp-
bell, 500.00; H. A. Clark, 1,833.33; M. Crumpton, 1,200.00; W. A. Davidson,
1,833.33; A. Hay, 3,350.00; J. F. Hill, 1,850.00; W. E. Hotson, 333.32;
G. Lightwood, 1,833.33; L. G. Odam, 1,733.33; G. F. Pownall, 1,633.33;
F. W. Wenger, 2,000.00

Testing Laboratory:

W. P. Braggins, 548.37; W. Kitson, 2,500.00; T. M. Smith, 1,333.33

23,406 53

4,381 70

Surveys Office:

Y. Andersen, 1,966.67; W. J. Baird, 500.00; N. D. Bennett, 2,033.33; W. R.
Corey, 1,966.67; H. M. Fletcher, 350.00; W. J. Fulton, 3,333.33; C. G.
Griffin, 1,933.33; P. M. Griffin, 1,333.33; J. J. Haigh, 2,133.33; C. J. B.
Howard, 2,133.33; J. E. Jackson, 2,600.00; W. L. Jackson, 1,882.08; T. C.
Muir, 1,372.59; K. H. Siddall, 2,218.14; L. D. Stewart, 3,000.00; M. M
Treleaven, 1,200.00

Office of the Chief Accountant:

J. R. Anderson, 1,266.67; R. E. Beaupre, 1,233.33; I. J. M. Berry, 331.47;
I. M. Bishop, 358.50; A. M. Boisseau, 1,200.00; A. W. Bradbury, 1,433.33;
S. J. Burstow, 1,600.00; M. Carson, 1,200.00; I. Chadwick, 1,200.00; R. E.
Cook, 1,050.00; G. H. Cooper, 949.96; C. L. Dicker, 2,400.00; N. W. Hallett,
2,233.33; M. S. Hamilton, 1,733.33; M. I. Harris, 343.75; I. L. Hayden,
148.39; C. Hoover, 2,033.33; H. E. Kelly, 1,200.00; H. H. Knight, 1,833.33;
L. B. LaPrairie, 83.87; E. Lickorish, 1,183.33; L. Lindsay, 1,200.00; M.
Lyons, 1,200.00; F. J. Martin, 2,133.33; E. A. Mitchell, 2,133.33; F. Porter,
1,575.00; D. A. Roberts, 116.88; G. E. Saul, 400.00; A. L. Shaver, 925.00;

29,956 13

FJ) PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Main Office — Salaries — Continued
Permanent — Continued

Office of the Chief Accountant — Continued

S. Simpson, 1,175.46; W. A. Skinner, 1,733.33; G. E. F. Smith, 2,533.28;
James Smith, 2,233.33; John Smith, 2,433.33; L. M. Sparling, 975.00; G.
Stockley, 375.00; F. Talbot, 1,500.00; A. F. Vincent, 2,033.33; R. L. Way,
1,600.00; W. K. Webb, 900.00; H. Wilson, 1,346.91; E. A. Wright, 134.08. . 53,672 51

, Office of the Municipal Audits:

P. D. Brown, 1,833.33; H. Y. Burch, 343.01; M. Child, 1,241.66; J. C. DeFoe,
1,600.00; N. B. Dickson, 1,933.33; W. J. Fillion, 1,733.33; J. A. Gill, 470.97;
W. M. Hardy, 1,650.00; P. H. Jory, 1,733.33; T. J. MacDonald, 1,566.67;
M. C. Mace, 1,025.00; W. S. Marshall, 1,775.00; J. Pogue, 1,925.00; L. T.
Rogers, 1,066.67; G. R. Simpson, 1,525.00; L. B. Teetzel, 2,000.00; M. H.
Woods, 2,450.00 25,872 30

Property Department:

F. W. Beard, 2,100.00; R. W. Bond, '1,500.00; H. Y. Broadfoot, 99.60; L. A.
Clements, 1,125.00; R. S. Code, 2,200.00; H. M. Cryer, 1,100.00; L. M.
Elliott, 1,125.00; H. P. Jones, 2,233.33; B. Leadbetter, 579.58; H. M. Mc-
Aninch, 950.00; F. A. McGiverin, 2,100.00; T. C. Mewburn, 415.00; B. E.
Newcombe, 281.25; A. A. Outram, 2,025.00; A. R. Reid, 2,900.00; N. H.
Richardson, 4,066.67; A. V. Rochemont, 1,733.33; E. L. Sharpe, 126.41;
J. S. Slater, 2,300.00; D. E. Willmot, 275.00; S. I. Willmot, 20.00; G. F.
Wyse, 1,633.33 30,888 50

Central Records Branch:

J. J. Cox, 303.57; V. M. Gardiner, 1,143.75; A. R. Kennedy, 1,933.33; K.

Lindsay, 1,164.18; N. Rapson, 1,200.00; M. A. Walker, 175.00 5,919 83

Stationery and Printing Office:

G. W. Allen, 1,300.00; J. J. Corrigale, 300.00; B. Edwards, 1,256.25; L. B.
Henn, 345.16; A. E. Luck, 1,433.33; J. B. Mason, 1,733.33; R. J. Mayer,
290.65; L. E. Rooker, 1,266.67 7,925 39

Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments 602 00

Temporary :

Office of the Chief Engineer:

I. Cash, 1,007.81; M. D. Mennear, 1,023.33; A. Schwenger, 1,800.00 3,831 14

Office of the Draughting Room:

J. M. Neave, 659.69; P. S. Van Raalte, 1,533.32 2,193 01

Office of the Chief Accountant:

I. J. Berry, 412.50; D. Lambe, 1,200.00; A. M. MacMahon, 900.00; G.

Stockley, 337.50; W. K. Webb, 900.00; W. T Whittle, 22.58 3,772 58

Property Department:

M. Johnson, 206.25; A. E. King, 2,100.00; M. McKellar, 206.25; B. E.
Newcombe, 550.00; A. L. Page, 2,020.97; J. E. Robson, 2,199.96; G. L. Sayce,
2,133.32; J. J. Smith, 2,133.32; G. R. Taylor, 2,133.32; D. E. Willmot, 554.44 14,237 83

Central Records Branch:

J. J. Cox, 337.50; A. C. Keates, 25.81; D. A. Roberts, 337.50; M. A. Sellen,

875.00; G. M. Seymour, 232.48; J. D. Ward, 112.50; G. R. Young, 975.00. . 2,895 79

Stationery and Printing Office:

W. C. McBride 479 44

Total $297,118 03

Less: Refund, R. Melville Smith Co., Ltd 2,343 26

$294,774 77

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F_7

Main Office — Continued

Cost of Living Bonus ($93,948.51)

Sundry Employees 93,948 51

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($928.61)
Postmaster, stamps purchased, 1,911.29; less employees' contribution, 982.68 928 61

Grants ($1,800.00)

Ontario Good Roads Association 300 00

Canadian Good Roads Association 1,500 00

Main Office $391,451 89

DIVISION OFFICES

Salaries ($287,206.47)

Permanent :

Division No. 1 — Chatham:

E. J. Hosking, 3,500.00; L. P. Newham, 1,566.67; J. H. Schou, 2,066.67; F.
Simmonds, 1,566.67 8,700 01

Division No. 2 — London:

W. R. Alder, 3,500.00; F. C. Brownridge, 1,833.33; J. A. Coombs, 1,384.39;
E. M. Coulthard, 1,125.00; G. U. Howell, 2,233.33; G. M. Hubbell, 1,833.33;
L. Westlake, 1,566.67 13,476 05

Division No. 3 — Stratford:

A. E. Long, 1,800.00; H. E. MacPherson, 3,500.00; R. J. O'Brien, 1,833.33;

V. H. Pauli, 1,150.00; L. Sandey, 1,833.33 10,116 66

Division No. 4 — Hamilton:

A. L. Colter, 1,833.33; H. R. Dickson, 2,000.00; F. H. James, 1,149,96; C. J.
Riddell, 1,500.00; H. A. Tregaskes, 1,358.33; C. W. Webster, 2,433.33; W.
Westlake, 1,800.00 12,074 95

Division No. 5 — Owen Sound:

A. L. Baldwin, 2,500.00; O. J. Ball, 1,566.67; G. Briscoe, 1,833.26; S. A.
Cummiford, 3,450.00; N. W. Mclntyre, 233.33; A. E. Rudd, 2,000.00; N. A.
Stauffer, 1,833.33 13,416 59

Division No. 6 — Toronto:

D. Dyer, 1,700.00; A. H. Foley, 2,000.00; G. J. Foster, 374.19; S. H. Griffin,
566.67; J. G. H. Long, 1,800.00; T. A. McNeill, 2,562.50; R. A. Panter, 200.00;

D. G. Ramsay, 3,300.00; G. J. Summers, 1,533.33; G. B. Webster, 166.66;

E. D. Wilhelm, 1,087.50 15,290 85

Division No. 7 — Port Hope:

W. A. Anderson, 2,566.67; E. Brandwood, 1,533.33; W. C. Fox, 532.24; W. A.
Logan, 2,200.00; J. Sears, 3,500.00; W. B. Smith, 1,733.33; P. L. Whitley,
2,450.00 14,515 57

Division No. 8 — Kingston:

L. B. Boyd, 1,533.33; J. W. Cumming, 1,350.00; A. H. Dale, 1,800.00; W. P.
Judson, 2,233.33; C. D. Lyon, 2,566.67; W. F. Noonan, 3,500.00; W. G.
Pearson, 1,633.33; F. E. Saunders, 2,233.33; D. M. Taplin, 300.00; E. F.
Woodcock, 908.33 18,058 32

Division No. 9 — Ottawa:

H. M. Coghlan, 1,000.00; P. A. Keenan, 2,566.67; F. C. Perry, 2,000.00;
W. L. Saunders, 3,500.00; W. J. Thomson, 2,133.33; J. A. Wallace, 1,566.67;
L. C. Wild, 1,533.33 14,300 00

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Division Offices — Salaries — Continued
Permanent — Continued

Division No. 10 — Bancroft:

W. A. Clarke, 3,150.00; F. J. Follis, 1,833.33; T. V. McCarthy, 2,000.00;

H. J. Moore, 2,000.00 * 8,983 33

Division No. 11 — Huntsville:

R. P. Burchnall, 2,200.00; M. R. Clarke, 1,733.33; C. K. S. Macdonell,

3,450.00; H. N. Merritt, 2,200.00; J. Paris, 2,400.00; C. P. Pells, 1,200.00. . . 13,183 33

Division No. 12 — Parry Sound:

A. Cowden, 1,800.00; W. L. Fraser, 2,500.00; E. W. Geddes, 2,000.00; G. Greir,

1,075.00; W. Hicklin, 2,233.33; R. E. Richardson, 3,500.00 13,108 33

Division No. 13 — North Bay:

G. P. Angus, 2,566.67; A. W. Gratton, 600.00; P. Jay, 1,150.00; H. Robertson,

315.86; H. C. Tackaberry, 3,500.00 8,132 53

Division No. 14 — New Liskeard:

M. E. Knight, 1,125.00; V. H. Longstaffe, 3,100.00; W. A. Overton, 1,666.67;

D. R. Paterson, 2,450.00; R. V. Shave, 2,000.00 10,341 67

Division No. 16 — Cochrane:

W. S. Cole, 2,566.67; J. G. Field, 2,000.00; M. M. Nagle, 612.50 5,179 17

Division No. 17 — Sudbury:

J. Costello, 1,800.00; E. V. Marston, 2,566.67; C. W. Roach, 2,000.00; L. E.

Salo, 996.68; C. F. Szammers, 3,100.00 10,463 35

Division No. 18 — Blind River:

G. R. Burley, 262.50; D. W. Maclver, 1,633.33; A. L. McDougall, 3,400.00.. 5,295 83

Division No. 19 — Fort William:

T. C. Armstrong, 810.00; A. Mooney, 2,000.00; H. G. Shaw, 1,633.33; H. P.

Sisson, 2,450.00; E. S. Smith, 3,350.00; R. M. Stewardson, 1,150.00 11,393 33

Division No. 20 — Kenora:

F. Bruce, 1,833.33; E. A. Kelly, 3,350.00; A. H. Rabb, 2,566.67 7,750 00

Division No. 21 — Fort Frances:

F. B. Blakely, 1,833.33; J. J. Flanagan, 1,200.00; F. A. Linquist, 1,633.33;

G. H. Lowry, 2,387.50; A. R. McDougall, 2,500.00; D. Murphy, 166.66;

R. F. Strain, 166.66; L. F. Williams, 2,500.00 12,387 48

Division No. 25 — Geraldton:

W. W. Christopherson, 719.07; A. M. Mills, 833.32; C. F. O'Gorman, 2,233.33;

H. R. Phipps, 2,666.67; C. P. Roney, 1,293.30 7,745 69

Equipment Branch — Toronto:

F. W. Adams, 1,800.00; E. Allen, 1,700.00; C. Andrews, 1,600.00; W. H.
Atkins, 1,725.00; W. Beattie, 324.99; D. M. Bond, 1,800.00; J. Campbell,
1,800.00; H. Consitt, 1,606.67; W. Coomber, 618.26; W. Cooper, 1,433.33;
M. F. Cross, 1,933.33; C. E. Dearborn, 1,633.33; M. Dent, 1,833.33; A. R.
Duffin, 1,800.00; J. G. Fraser, 2,033.33; A. Gordon, 281.25; S. H. Griffin,
1,000.00; J. Hayden, 1,600.00; W. M. Johnson, 2,033.33; T. Johnston, 2,900.00;

F. Law, 1,600.00; W. G. McGrath, 1,433.33; F. Moores, 554.82; J. H. Morris,
1,633.33; R. N. Page, 1,425.00; W. H. Pain, 1,700.00; O. Pope, 1,600.00;
W. S. Robinson, 1,700.00; W. Spence, 2,000.00; G. Treadaway, 1,600.00;

J. M. Winton, 1,233.33 47,935 96

Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments 1,189 09

Temporary :

Division No. 4 — Grimsby:

G. F. Hanning 2,175 60

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F9

Division Offices — Salaries — Continued
Temporary — Continued

Equipment Branch — Toronto:

J. C. Gourlay, 452.92; F. Greenwell, 1,039.92; K. R. Hamilton, 437.44;

M. H. Hosick, 62.50 1,992 78

Permanent:

MUNICIPAL ROADS BRANCH
Salaries ($58,666.14)

L. A. Boucher, 2,750.00; T. S. Caldwell, 2,675.00; J. E. Caughey, 2,750.00;
W. S. Cook, 2,750.00; H. T. Eaton, 3,050.00; A. N. Fellowes, 3,050.00; A. Gamey,
1,833.33; W. G. Gibson, 2,933.33; D. A. Gorrie, 1,665.00; N. W. Hainsworth,
2,066.67; J. H. Hawes, 3,050.00; P. M. Higgins, 3,050.00; W. T. Hopper, 2,066.67;
J. P. Howard, 525.00; T. W. Lee, 2,166.67; J. V. Ludgate, 2,675.00; J. M. Mac-
Innes, 3,375.00; T. T. Magladery, 558.06; J. A. P. Marshall, 3,733.33; J. W.
Perry, 1,150.00; K. Phillips, 530.75; C. A. Poynton, 2,750.00; H. A. Smail,
3,050.00; D. S. Spence, 1,633.33; T. C. Swartman, 2,750.00; Public Service
Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 79.00 58,666 14

GASOLINE TAX BRANCH

Salaries ($46,786.45)

Permanent:

W. Adams, 1,600.00; T. P. Aitchison, 1,933.33; R. C. Alexander, 900.00; W. A.
Anderson, 2,066.67; W.C.Armstrong, 2,400.00 ;E.Banning,l, 233.33; E.H.Binkley,
206.25; R. B. Blair, 2,033.33; K. W. Emery, 225.00; D. S. Ferris, 1,233.33;

0. M. Garrioch, 412.50; T. D. Gordon, 548.65; H. S. Gunn, 2,835.48; V. H.
Jacques, 1,075.00; P. H. Jerome, 925.00; J. R. Laver, 1,550.00; R. MacDonald,
1,900.00; L. Martin, 412.50; W. A. Martin, 600.00; A. M. McArthur, 412.50;
V. Mills, 975.00; M. E. Nicol, 1,000.00; J. J. Noble, 1,233.33; M. A. Power,
1,725.00; J. H. Robinson, 2,033.33; R. M. Rudd, 1,200.00; C. W. Rymal, 900.00;
C. A. Saunders, 2,033.33; H. Scicluna, 368.75; D. E. Strong, 637.10; M. S.
Sutherland, 1,800.00; D. Talbot, 1,500.00; L. M. Thomson, 687.50; M.J. Wilson,
1,233.33; F. J. Woodrow, 1,223.33; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Con-
tribution re Enlistments, 128.00 43,180 87

Temporary:

R. C. Alexander, 900.00; O. M. Garrioch, 318.35; W. S. Jackson, 448.39; G. L.
Loney, 81.03; L. Martin, 416.94; W. A. Martin, 600.00; A. M. McArthur, 412.50;

1. B. Smith, 293.33; M. E. Thompson, 135.04 3,605 58

MISCELLANEOUS PERMITS BRANCH

Salaries ($14,783.32)
Permanent :

P. Bonneville, 1,233.33; G. M. Crozier, 975.00; E. Delves, 1,400.00; B. M. Dick-
son, 1,533.33; J. Dollery, 1,600.00; C. G. Fairs, 2,000.00; M. Fice, 1,150.00;
H. Harrison, 1,333.33; F. R. Hill, 1,050.00; H. B. Sargent, 1,533.33; G. E. Saul,
750.00; E. A. Wright, 225.00 14,783 32

MOTOR VEHICLES BRANCH

Salaries ($127,054.48)
Permanent:

E. G. Aiken, 412.50; W. J. Arnold, 1,800.00; F. Banks, 325.00; J. G. Banks,
100.00; L. Banner, 800.00; G. A. Bawtinheimer, 1,233.33; D. Best, 1,700.00
J. P. Bickell, 4,566.67; W. Boughner, 1,500.00; K. Bowie, 1,000.00; C. A. Bradley
1,000.00; G. Brown, 1,600.00; H. C. Brown, 699.96; I. K. Brown, 87.50; R. J
Brown, 263.71 ; E. L. Butt, 1,075.00; V. J. Caldwell, 412.50; H. J. Carter, 1,500.00
V. Carty, 1,000.00; E. M. Cockin, 1,800.00; J. G. Cohoon, 900.00; A. Collins
1,400.00; C. C. Creed, 525.00; T. S. Cumber, 1,400.00; G. R. Duncan, 1,566.67
W. M. Earl, 2,000.00; H. W. M. Edmond, 1,183.33; I. K. Edworthy, 912.50
E. M. Eldridge, 1,200.00; G. C. Evans, 2,000.00; M. B. Evans, 1,200.00; E. M
Flavelle, 1,150.00; O. M. Fraser, 1,433.33; E. I. Fuller, 844.24; A. J. Gamble
1,800.00; M. I. Gillies, 1,150.00; F. V. I. Godfrey, 1,050.00; J. I. Gordon, 1,000.00

F 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Motor Vehicles Branch — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Permanent — Continued

K. M. Graham, 900.00; N. Griffith, 1,200.00; R. C. Hastings, 500.00; G. A.
Hodgson, 2,200.00; A. G. Hovey, 1,800.00; M. Howard, 1,600.00; M. M. Hunt,
797.84; J. Jackson, 1,800.00; E. Jones, 1,333.33; J. A. Judd, 1,031.34; W. Keddy,
1,466.67; H. Kelly, 2,900.00; C. H. Kerfoot, 1,200.00; W. E. Laxton, 1,800.00;
K. N. Loughrin, 1,200.00; C. M. MacDougall, 312.50; A. G. MacNab, 424.98;
I. E. Madden, 1,125.00; L. G. Madill, 1,075.00; G. E. Manning, 1,125.00; M. E.
Marsh, 1,000.00; J. M. McGarrie, 1,000.00; A. E. Mclntyre, 1,000.00; C. Mc-
Kelvie, 1,800.00; A. McKnight, 300.00; C. Miller, 1,600.00; J. Miller, 139.49;
R. M. Moore, 850.00; E. J. Mordue, 275.00; E. L. Mortimer, 1,050.00; A. E.
Mullin, 850.00; M. S. Netterfield, 1,200.00; H. Nicholls, 1,600.00; F. J. O'Connor,
1,200.00; J. F. Paton, 568.75; P. S. Pedlar, 2,200.00; A. Polci, 450.00; R. I. Riches,
1,125.00; J. H. Rogerson, 1,500.00; A. H. Rowan, 2,000.00; W. E. Rutherford,
1,000.00; R. M. Sanderson, 850.00; A. H. Saunders, 1,266.67; E. E. Seeker,
1,200.00; R. B. Sharland, 300.00; R. Singleton, 800.00; E. A. Smith, 1,600.00;
I. G. Smith, 1,200.00; J. J. Smith, 1,400.00; M. Sonne, 847.78; S. I. Steson,
850.00; W. Stockdale, 2,000.00; J. S. Tatton, 2,000.00; F. Thompson, 1,000.00;
B. Tilston, 1,200.00; A. A. Townley, 2,983.33; H. M. Tutt, 470.65; W. S. Verner,
1,500.00; C. C. Ware, 1,733.33; G. C. Warren, 1,233.33; L. Wingfield, 1,200.00;
R. J. Wright, 1,366.67; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistments, 223.06 121,315 96

Temporary:

E. G. Aiken, 416.94; J. G. Banks, 337.50; V. J. Caldwell, 407.95; J. G. Cohoon,
300.00; M. M. Folger, 712.48; R. C. Hastings, 450.00; C. W. Hulse, 27.42; A. L.
Jannett, 412.50; B. J. McDougall, 623.33; M. McKellar, 412.50; H. M. Tutt,
437.90; L. Young, 1,200.00 5,738 52

City of Niagara Falls, Compensation for loss of Taxes re Rainbow Bridge ($12,000.00)

Treasurer, City of Niagara Falls 12,000 00

statutory

Summary of Expenditure
Minister's Salary 8,000 00

Travelling Expenses:

Main Office 43,782 32

Less: Refunds 305 30

43,477 02

Municipal Roads Branch 20,81 1 19

Gasoline Tax Branch 5,509 37

Less: Refunds 3 52

5,505 85

Miscellaneous Permits Branch 10,708 72

Motor Vehicles Branch 13,979 87

Less: Refunds 32 80

13,947 07

94,449 85

Maintenance:

Main Office 43,060 48

Less: Refunds 3,086 87

39,973 61

Municipal Roads Branch 52 1 96

Gasoline Tax Branch 2,078 02

Miscellaneous Permits Branch 1,333 68

Motor Vehicles Branch 35,059 59

Contingencies v 570 00

Traffic Census 2,705 50

Motor Vehicles Branch:

Safety Committee Advertising 1,117 96

Automobile Markers and Supplies 34,765 45

Fees, etc 415 87

118,541 64

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

F 11

Statutory — Continued
Summary of Expenditure — Continued
Highway Improvement Act:

King's Highways and Development Roads:

Gross Expenditure 15,335,902 19

Less: Refunds 340,001 89

14,995,900 30

Division No. 1, Chatham

" 2, London

" 3, Stratford

■ 4, Hamilton

" 5, Owen Sound. . . .

" 6, Toronto

" 7, Port Hope

" 8, Kingston

" 9, Ottawa

« 10, Bancroft

" 11, Huntsville

" 12, Parry Sound....

" 13, North Bay

" 14, NewLiskeard...

" 16, Cochrane

" 17, Sudbury

" 18, Blind River

" 19, Fort William...

" 20, Kenora

" ■ 21, Fort Frances...

u 25, Geraldton

Special Works, etc

General

Surveys

, E. J. Hosking 465,684 34

.W. R. Alder 257,478 06

H. E. Macpherson 436,068 21

G. F. Hanning 2,093,397 38

,S. A. Cummiford 462,834 37

.D.G.Ramsay 1,133,603 95

J. Sears 426,722 50

,W. F. Noonan 683,690 19

,W. L. Saunders 286,900 12

.W. A. Clarke 1,196,692 27

,C. K. S. Macdonell. . . . 436,252 42

. R. E. Richardson 282,847 69

, C. Tackaberry 342,744 21

.V. H. Longstaffe 652,619 96

.A. Sunstrum 247,680 07

. C. F. Szammers 280,870 43

.A. L. McDougall 409,718 64

.E.Smith 311,509 31

.E. A. Kelly 288,516 65

.G. H. Lowry 178,220 24

.H. R. Phipps 3,770,173 66

308,012 04

234,702 83

148,962 65

Less: Refunds:

Dominion Government Repayments. . . . 68,813 34
Special Works, Sales, etc 271,188 55

15,335,902 19

340,001 89

14,995,900 30
Equipment Branch:

Equipment Replacements, etc 60,175 11

Less: Refunds 28,368 87

31,806 24

15,027,706 54

Municipal Roads Branch:

Subsidies in Aid of:

County Roads 1,610,752 54

Township Roads and Indian Reserves 1,983,867 74

Less: Refunds 5,139 55

1,978,728 19

Total Net Statutory Expenditure $18,838,178 76

Details of Expenditure

Minister's Salary ($8,000.00)

Hon. T. B. McQuesten 8,000 00

Travelling Expenses ($94,449.85)

Balfour, H. M., 264.59; D. Barclay, 129.42; H. S. Bare, 94.00; D. J. Barry, 665.93;
F. Beard, 1,238.48; C. Beldam, 668.60; D. Best, 98.05; J. P. Bickell, 245.79;
R. B. Blair, 1,635.92; R. W. Bond, 493.46; P. Bonneville, 1,160.47; L. A. Boucher,
1.145.45; W. Braggins, 394.86; P. D. Brown, 1,197.75; C. Buchanan, 571.53;
H. Y. Burch, 113.85.

F12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Travelling Expenses — Continued

Caldwell, T. S., 884.59; H. J. Carter, 21.20; J. E. Caughey, 1,021.08; M. Child,
903.50; L. M. Clayton, 322.80; R. S. Code, 40.01; A. Collins, 2,413.28; M. Con-
nolly, 18.45; W. S. Cook, 1,093.80; G. H. Cooper, 87.88; T. S. Cumber, 2,183.45.

Dickson, B. M., 751.59; N. B. Dickson, 1,287.71; J. Dollery, 1,347.42; G. R. Duncan,
2,050.89.

Eaton, H. T, 1,164.88.

Fairs, C. G., 1,762.39; A. N. Fellows, 1,262.66; W. J. Fillion, 1,254.15; T. F. Francis,
107.98.

Gibson, J. M., 169.60; W. G. Gibson, 1,199.69; J. A. Gill, 68.04; T. D. Gordon, 441.42;
D. A. Gorrie, 1,173.38; H. S. Gunn, 68.98.

Hallett, N. W., 3.30; W. M. Hardy, 1,463.72; H. Harrison, 1,294.33; J. H. Hawes,
819.15; A. Hay, 20.70; P. M. Higgins, 1,055.41; F. R. Hill, 627.12; C. Hoover,
296.96; W. T. Hopper, 1,025.37; J. P. Howard, 126.24; W. B. Hutcheson, 2,667.73.

Jones, H. P, 1,074.62; P. H. Jory, 1,079.67.

King, A. E., 453.67; W. Kitson, 1,072.11.

Lamont, H. N., 40.93; J. R. Laver, 1,026.77; W. E. Laxton, 1,449.97; T. W. Lee.
847.90; G. Lightwood, 96.67; J. V. Ludgate, 1,218.72.

MacDonald, T. J., 1,461.15; J. M. Maclnnes, 514.67; J. M. Maclver, 15.63; W. A.
MacLachlan, 56.57; J. A. P. Marshall, 937.87; W. S. Marshall, 1,198.24; F. J.
Martin, 70.00; F. A. McGiverin, 570.74; H. E. McTear, 1,108.41; T. C. Mew-
burn, 95.40; J. D. Millar, 647.77; E. A. Mitchell, 3.95; V. S. Murray, 456.30.

Nelson, C. H., 949.15.

Outram, A. A., 802.33.

Page, A. L., 885.05; J. Pogue, 878.52; C. A. Poynton, 1,605.35; C. E. Prouty, 1,359.48.

Rapple, S. S., 1,697.12; A. Reid, 930.99; N. H. Richardson, 1,350.47; C. A. Robbins,
1,063.44; J. H. Robinson, 1,330.21; J. E. Robson, 1,223.92; J. H. Rogerson,
2,366.61; C. P. Roney, 96.75.

Sargent, H., 1,235.70; C. A. Saunders, 855.56; G. L. Sayce, 755.39; A. Sedgwick,
702.74; G. R. Simpson, 952.98; W. A. Skinner, 182.04; J. S. Slater, 1,338.05; H. A.
Smail, 1,132.50; A. A. Smith, 427.60; G. E. F. Smith, 42.80; John Joseph Smith,
1,972.56; Joseph Jave Smith, 829.75; R. M. Smith, 214.12; W. Stockdale, 851.08;
G. Stockley, 4.40; D. E. Strong, 2.56; T. C. Swartman, 1,128.00.

Taylor, G. R., 582.30; L. B. Teetzel, 1,167.38; A. A. Townley, 326.99; A. M. Toye,
16.41.

Walter, J., 974.92; W. K. Webb, 409.93; W. A. Weir, 868.47; G. F. Williamson,
20.30; F. H. Willison, 1,246.44; H. Wilson, 836.70; M. H. Woods, 1,037.83.

Zoller, J. L., 19.85.

Total $94,791 47

Less: Refunds : 341 62

94,449 85

Maintenance $ 78,966.86

Contingencies 570.00

Traffic Census 2,705.50

Safety Committee Advertising 1,117.96

Automobile Markers and Supplies 34,765.45

Fees, etc 415.87

$118,541.64

Armour, C. V., 250.00; Art Metropole, 1,459.26; Automotive Transport Associa-
tion of Ontario, 117.60.

Boston Herald-Traveller Corporation, 1,110.00; Buffalo Courier Express, 547.01
Burroughs Adding Machine of Canada, Ltd., 163.75.

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F 13

Maintenance, etc. — Continued

Canadian Engineer Publications, 210.60; Canadian National Express, 2,926.72;
Canadian National Railways, 116.69; Canadian National Telegraphs, 613.24;
Canadian Pacific Express, 658.36; Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Communica-
tions Department, 404.17; Canadian Photo Copy Co., 344.21; Cardiff Township,
300.00; H. S. Crabtree, 195.50; Craft Display Co., Ltd., 181.12.

Daily Commercial News and Building Record, 101.55; DeLuxe Transportation
Co., 125.00; Dominion Press Clipping Bureau, 212.50.

Globe Printing Co., 711.28; Grand and Toy, Ltd., 1,320.10.

Hamilton Review, 240.00; Hamilton Spectator, 357.00; Jim Hunter 195.50.

Instruments, Ltd., 192.65; International Business Machines Co., Ltd., 4,297.50.

King's Printer, 53,206.68.

Labor News, 200.00; F. H. Leslie, Ltd., 200.00; London Free Press Printing Co.,
336.00.

MacLean, Hugh C. Publications, Ltd., 158.65; Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd., 196.00;
Mason, Foulds, Davidson & Kellock, 500.00.

National Cash Register Company of Canada, Ltd., 119.75.

Office Specialty Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 154.02; Ontario Reformatory Industries,
33,599.14; Ottawa Citizen, 623.98.

Peterborough Examiner, 232.40; Preston and Sons, Ltd., 119.00; Pringle and Booth,
Ltd., 147.88; Provincial Police, Ontario, 543.56.

Raw, J. Frank Co., Ltd., 2,253.27.

Tarling, C. & Co., 386.70; Textile Products Co., Ltd., 258.75; Timmins Daily Press,
100.00; Toronto Baseball Club, Ltd., 600.00; Toronto Lions Convention Com-
mittee, 250.00.

Underwood Elliott Fisher, Ltd., 198.82.

Windsor Daily Star, 313.32.

Staff overtime meals, 736.25; Telephone, 2,935.27; Traffic census pay lists, 2,705.50;
Accounts under $100, 3,202.26.

Total $121,628 51

Less Refunds 3,086 87

118,541 64

King's Highways, Development Roads and Equipment Branch ($15,027,706.54)

Pay Lists, wages of men, etc.:

Division No. 1, Chatham 120,847 55

a 2, London 140,187 26

a ■ 3, Stratford 187,235 22

" " 4, Hamilton 256,754 68

" " 5, Owen Sound 220,521 36

" * 6, Toronto 200,632 32

■ 7, Port Hope 155,792 08

u " 8, Kingston 216,001 66

■ 9, Ottawa 139,117 67

8 10, Bancroft ; 144,782 45

" 11, Huntsville 133,589 27

a 12, Parry Sound 124,675 58

" 13, North Bay 172,852 79

u 14, New Liskeard 210,549 30

u u 16, Cochrane 104,342 98

" 17, Sudbury 156,081 79

■ 18, Blind River 217,937 58

" 19, Fort William 197,155 29

■ 20, Kenora 137,425 28

21, Fort Frances 102,317 33

■ 25, Geraldton 76,617 72

Equipment Branch 41,146 30

Road Surveys 91,097 88

General 89,236 90

3,636,898 24

F 14 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Property for Right-of-Way, Damages, etc. :

Abohbot, Catharine, 14,750.57; Winston Abohbot, 8,045.94; M. Abraham, 104.25;
Commissioner of Agricultural Loans, 119.55; John Alto, 750.00; Norah E.
Atkins, 789.25.

Barnes, Martha J. and Roger, 1,504.17; Jas. B. Baxter, 1,317.60; Delias Bernard,
326.33; N. Arthur Bernard, 416.09; Alfred and Mary Best, 700.00; Jno. Bill-
lings Estate, 128.18; Landy Bilodeau, 180.74; Lillian and Wm. Blackwell,
500.00; Jacob L. Blakely, 116.00; Ella Blockley, 2,200.00; Omer Boisvert,
402.83; R. F. Booth and William Somerville, 173.00; L. Borter, 375.43; W.
H. Bosley & Co., 303.20; Jno. Botting, 100.00; Florent Boucher, 125.00; E. J.
Bower, 105.00; Reginald Bracken, 1,788.08; Edward Bradden, 1,250.00;
British American Oil Co., Ltd., 200.00; H. G. Brown, 225.00; Estate of Jno.
G. Brown, 100.00; Matthew Burnie Estate, 2,300.00.

Cadzow, Archibald and Emily, 660.00; Cal-Por Gold Mines, Ltd., 450.00; Alex
A. Cameron, 175.00; The Canada Company, 2,059.90; Canadian Canners,
Ltd., 2,500.00; Canadian National Railways, 446.66; Canadian National
Realties, 1,516.84; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 170.40; J. A. Carnegie,
350.00; Alfred W. Carss, 150.00; Wm. A. Cathcart Estate, 200.00; Henry J.
Chapeskie, 1,633.15; Geo. Ernest and Henrietta Chrysler, 100.00; G. T. Clark-
son and I. E. Weldon, Liquidators, The Home Bank of Canada, 2,950.10;
Katherine and Harry G. Cole, 5,259.67; Chas. O. Collen, 285.00; Ellen Conway,
1,157.69; Thos. P. Conway, 142.54; Edward R. Costin, 8,000.00; Henry W.
and Elizabeth S. Cox, 1,000.00; Thos. Geo. Crandall, 300.00; Ernest Culp,
290.00.

Davis, Benjamin, 6,578.38; W. S. Davis, 600.00; Fred J. Dawson, 500.00; W. E. H.
and Leah M. Dearborn, 140.00; Jos. L. Delaire, 200.00; Angelo E. Deleo,
146.04; Lionel Demers, 209.70; Estate of Jas. Depew, 300.00; J. A. Dechenes,
180.64; Matthew Dix Estate, 106.60; Edith B. Doan, 100.00; Wm. Dominick,
110.00; Don Head Farmers, Ltd., 137.00; Elmer and Laura Donaldson, 150.00;
J. E. Druar, 125.00; H. A. Duke, 145.00; Wm. H. and Bridget Duman, 1,005.12;
Frank Dumont, 191.92; Town of Dundas, 102.82; Jas. Dunlop Estate, 8,503.94.

Eaton, T. Co., Ltd., 391.78; J. R. Ellett, 165.00; J. A. English, 1,214.58; Jeanette
English, 3,750.00; Irene M. Evans, 1,000.00.

Fanning, Geo., 118.06; Frank Feldman, 5,500.00; Pasquallo and Jean Fiellio,
3,215.38; Clara Dubois Fitzgerald, 132.46; Municipality of East Flamboro,
209.43; Township of West Flamboro, 320.58; W. D. Flatt Estate, 675.56;
Margaret Fletcher, 115.00; Town of Fort Erie, 216.82; Michael J. Fowler,
198.75; Jno. E. and Mary C. Fraser, 650.00; H. O. Fritsch, 381.25; Reinhart
Fritsch, 123.00.

Galka, J., 175.00; Henrietta Garfat, 260.00; M. Gauthier Holdings, Ltd., 425.00;
G. G. Geary, 8,445.64; Ella L. I. Gibson, 2,000.00; J. A. Glaeser, 155.00; M. E.
Goodale and Son, 3,705.00; Calvin and Pearl Gordon, 714.85; Mary Graham,
100.00; Chas. A. and Myrtle I. Granby, 5,559.33; Alfred A. and Lily Gravett,
2,595.03; Town of Grimsby, 115.30; J. and A. M. Gulliford, 405.00; S. Guty,
209.44.

Hadler, Moses and H. I., 325.00; Geo. Halgren, 184.30; Mike Halko, 116.70;
Elizabeth Hamilton, 5,000.00; Jno. E. Hammell, 140.97; Clifford Hartman,
433.50; H. H. Harvey, 730.94; Samuel Hawkins, 300.00; Nora May Heard,
100.00; Jno. J. Heffering, 2,500.00; Caroline Helliwell Estate, 4,016.88; Geo.
F. Helmer, 2,000.00; Jno. Hendrickson, 218.88; F. W. Hicks, 225.73; Hilma
Hill, 300.90; Erice Holt and Ivar Eastman, 375.00; Archer D. Hopkins Estate,
11,647.58; Ernest Hopkins, 8,451.05; Jno. Hough, 228.04; David Hudson,
440.00; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 12,739.55.

Imperial Oil, Ltd., 225.59; Edgar Inkster, 100.00; Fritz Geo. Irmscher, 297.53;
W. H. Irvine and Marion S. Morrison, 1,000.00; Albert Ivey Estate, 155.00.

Jardine, Annie, 119.40; Eric Johnson, 183.96; Catherine Johnstone, 2,572.58.

Kallen, George and Olga, 500.00; Olga Kallen, 300.00; Jno. Karalash and Tom
Godio, 290.00; Sarah J. Ker Estate, 2,550.41; Thomas G., John C, and George
L. Kervin, 200.00; Blanche King, 4,421.12.

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F 15

King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Property for Right-of-Way, Damages, etc. — Continued

Lacroix, Fidele, 181.06; Land Titles Office, District of Cochrane, 191.66; Christiana
Lane, 255.00; Omer Laplante, 440.00; Arthur Lapolice, 161.48; Jno. and Anna
Lauzon, 100.00; Herbert Lean, 175.00; Norman and Luella Lean, 225.00; Edgar
Leblanc, 200.00; Medard Legault, 140.33; Hosanna Lemaire, 255.72; Geo. N.
Lightfoot Estate, 601.00; Local Master of Titles and Registrar, District of
Kenora, 212.76; Local Master of Titles and Registrar, District of Sudbury,
175.64; Eliza Lockwood, 175.00; Wm. and Mabel Longworth, 620.20; Carmen
Lorenzo, 1,204.52; Loughborough Mining Co., Ltd., 156.08.

MacEachern, Peter H., 183.72; R. J. MacKenzie, 186.47; C. A. MacPherson,
3,500.00; Manson Madill, 300.00; Mary Ellen Malowney, 120.00; Floyd E. and
Gladys M. Mannar, 2,506.60; Chas. Martin, 315.50; Ernest J. Martin, 700.00;
Mason, Foulds, Davidson and Kellock, 906.85; Florence Mayhew, 375.00; T.
McCarey, 100.00; Jno. and Lucreta McDougall, 3,400.00; Wm. J. McFedridge,
500.00; R. E. McGillivray, 238.75; Wm. McHarg, 1,100.00; Estate of Edith
Elora McKenzie, 200.00; Wm. G. and Florence M. McKibbin, 530.00; H.
McMurter, 125.00; Walter Meinschenk, 110.00; Tom and Mera Melnick,
125.00; Isaac Miers Estate, 1,632.00; August Miller, 225.00; Jno. A. Miller,
124.70; Jas. E. Misener, 9,594.86; Gordon L. and Robt. R. Mitchell, 8,102.98;
Mildred Dagmar Mitchell, 550.00; Judith Moland, 322.33; Nils Molund, 594.98;
IDavid and Theresa Moore, 100.00; W. O. and M. L. Moore, 3,406.60; Edwin T.
JMorgan, 5,350.00; A. B. Morrison, 1,800.00; Jas. A. Morrison, 100.00; Katherine
B. and Henry B. Myers, 157.49.

Nichols, W. J., 1,175.00.

Olinskl, Estate of Thos., Jr., 1,000.00; Jno. Oliver, 161.74; Thos. Osborne, 100.00;
City of Oshawa, 1,437.72.

Pain, Sarah V. and Geo. F., 2,817.00; Jno. H. Parker Agency, 124.08; Myrtle Peck,
125.00; Petawawa Lumber, Pulp and Paper Co., Ltd., 400.00; George Lorraine
Pidgeon, 116.19; Geo. Pierson, 113.40; Rodolph Pinard, 332.28; Township of
Pittsburgh, 200.00; Gordon T. Plotz, 315.00; Wm. R. and Anna M. Pringle,
200.00; O. H. Pronger, 250.00; Lome Puchrin, 207.50; Bertram Geo. Punter,
477.88; C. R. Purcell Co., 150.00.

Quirion, J. W., 158.70.

Rankin, Wm. Robt. and Kenneth McKenzie, 3,000.00; Jos. Ravelle, 108.30; Rev.
J. H. Reble, 238.00; Receiver-General of Canada, 1,708.67; Fred. B. Reed,
1,650.00; Registrar of Deeds — Algoma District, 204.79; Kingston and Frontenac
County, 229.50; Lambton County, 259.18; Lincoln County, 141.26; Ontario
County, 169.70; Renfrew County, 140.21; Welland County, 476.35; Wentworth
County, 324.31; York East and York West, 157.65; Nick Renta, 220.00; A. E.
Richards, 154.02; Jennie I. Robinson, 100.00; H. E. Rose, 750.00; Geo. and
Elizabeth Roughton, 100.00; Nellie L. Rowell, 150.00; Jos. Roy, 180,83.

Saccomano, Vera, Jennie Tupechka and Rose Marie Ramsay, 160.42; Ambrose V.
and Mary Sanson, 2,026.72; Mary Sanson, 400.00; Alfred Sauve, 356.68; Town-
ship of Scarborough, 143.42; School Section No. 1, Townships of Bond, Stock,
Taylor and Currie, 200.00; School Section No. 6, Township of Stamford, 200.00;
J. Oswald Schweyer, 500.00; Jas. J. and Helen Scott, 8,059.57; Mary E. and
Jas. A. Scott, 6,000.00; Gerald Scratch, 374.78; Roland Shay Estate, 4,000.00;
Twp. of Sheffield, 400.00; J. S. Shepherdson, 686.40; Shilton Estate and W. H.
Wallbridge, 350.00; Thos. Shipway, 125.00; Helen Shork, 625.00; Harold E. and
Harry G. Simpson, 348.00; Sims, Mcintosh, Schofield and Sims, 382.00; Sydney
P. and Mary C. Smith, 920.00; Soldier Settlement of Canada, 418.13; Miles
Springer, 182.75; Jas. J. Stack, 200.00; Twp. of Stamford, 10,488.62; Fred W.
Stein, 223.00; Alan F. and Mary D. Stevenson, 125.00; Ralph V. and Robt. L.
Stone, 300.00; Beatrice L. Storey, 325.00; City of Stratford, 500.00; Albert J.
Strelow, 101.70; Herbert Suermondt, 1,000.00; Anna E. Swan, 2,400.00.

Talbot, Adela and Georges, 498.48; Eileen Elliott Tansley, 250.00; Chester Tilton,
300.00; Jno. Tobin Estate, 184.86; Wm. J. Tomlinson, 240.00; Howard Tufford,
450.00; Leila E. Tufts, 1,432.27; Aubert Turgeon, 169.76; Roy B. Turner,
1,500.00; Jno. Tutko, 675.00.

Vader, Mathew, 850.00; Jos. Vaillancourt, 318.74; J. H. Vanderburgh, 1,237.00;
Jno. Vandoskie, 185.86.

F 16 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Property for Right-of-Way, Damages, etc. — Continued

Waldron, Verna May, 125.00; F. C. Walker, 475.05; E. M. and Lena Walters,
151.80; Wm. Warlick, 150.00; Chas. R. Webster, 465.93; Welland Securities,
Ltd., 74,569.05; C. White & Co., 400.00; J. A. Willoughby, 100.00; Mary Louise
Wilton, 287.04; Carl Woolnough, 1,699.50; Esther Elizabeth and Stanley Wilfred
Wright, 500.00.

Young, R. C, 1,500.00.

Zakarow, A., 550.00; Paul Zamolynski, 300.00; Annie and Eman Zubarec, 125.00.

Accounts under $100, 8,452.71.

Total 409,401 95

Less 1939-40 Cheques cancelled — Alexander Besaw,
143.18; A. J. Brown and Thomas Brown, 100.00; John
Butler, 105.00; Ernest Cochai, 129.65; E. T. Cornell,
150.00; Gordon H. Gray, 108.30; Johan Hahto, 125.00;
J. B. Hall, 100.00; H. L. Ketcheson, 650.00; Estate of
J. Koski, 103.35; K. Lynch, 117.30; R. J. McClure,
100.00; D. A. Mooney, 100.00; Hammond T. Myers,
100.00; Joseph Pouliot, 249.38; Roy B. Turner, 1,800.00;
Mathew Vader, 1,300.00 5,481 16

403,920 79

Contracts:

Abbott Limited, Geo. C, No. 40-120, plumbing and heating, Niagara Park Plaza
Buildings, 37,557.26; Emil Anderson, No. 40-125, grading and culverts, 11
miles, from a point 11 miles east of the west end of Mosher Lake, 143,937.28;
No. 41-439 extension, crushed gravel, Junction Shebandowan Road and No. 17
Highway westerly, 18,300.00; Angus & Taylor, Ltd., No. 40-134, grading and
culverts 9 miles, 106 miles east of west end of Mosher Lake easterly to mile 115
Geraldton to Hearst Highway, 78,228.69.

Ball Bros. Ltd., Project No. 2-743, implement storage building, Stratford, 4,000.00;
D. G. Bawtinheimer, No. 42-389, supply and application of sand, Martindale
Cloverleaf to Lundy's Lane and Niagara Falls, 19,185.88; Bergman & Nelson,
Ltd., Project No. 2-276, concrete culverts, Kenora west to mile 12 and mile 15
to mile 27, 10,975.34; Bituminous Spraying & Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 42-301,
surface treatment and oil dustlayer 125 miles, Chatham Division, 629.96;
No. 42-313, surface treatment 35 miles and dustlayer 46 miles, Ottawa Division,
9,352.11; No. 42-314, surface treatment 2]/i miles and dustlayer 242 miles,
Bancroft Division, 8,873.01; R. A. Blyth, No. 40-110, Palgrave Bridge, Humber
River, No. 50 Highway, Albion Township, 151.90; No. 40-139, crushed stone
and gravel, Timmins Bridge, Mattagami River, 33,332.84; No. 41-48, bridges,
Driftwood River, No. 7 Highway, and Wicklow River Bridge, No. 5 Highway,
34,464.01; No. 42-03, Departure Creek Bridge, No. 2 Cochrane to Hearst High-
way, 7,976.50; No. 42-04, Blanche River Bridge and Approaches, Township of
Dack, Charlton Road, 2,646.05; Project No. 2-605, restoration of Una Park
Bridge, Wabi River, Town line between Hudson and Kearns Townships,
4,920.50; Bond Construction Co., Ltd., No. 41-28, Revell River Bridge No. 2,
and culverts, Kenora District, 8,875.74; No. 42-371, crushed gravel, Kenora to
Redditt Highway, 29,072.20; No. 42-372, crushed gravel, Highway No. 7, Emo
to Sleeman, 21,514.88; Project No. 1-635, grading, east of Emo, Fort Frances
Division, 14,800.91; T. J. Branton & Co., Ltd., No. 41-332, crushed gravel,
Belmont south, 875.50; Brennan Paving Co., Ltd., No. 39-01, grading east of
Ritson Road, Cromwell, Simcoe and Oshawa Bridges, east of Oshawa, 33,009.58;
No. 40-90A, concrete pavement and grading, Stanley Street to Circle on Queen
Elizabeth Way, Peace Bridge to the Fort at Fort Erie, 51,148.37; No. 40-105,
stone facing, etc., Canadian Approach Plaza to Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls,
26,625.13; No. 40-119, buildings on the Canadian Approach Plaza to Rainbow
Bridge, Niagara Falls, 87,749.95; No. 41-20, concrete and asphaltic pavements,
Stanley Street to Plaza, Niagara Falls, 185,836.75; No. 41-25, Service Station,
Rainbow Bridge, Canadian Approach Plaza, Niagara Falls, 8,034.59; No. 42-02,
alteration and addition to buildings, grading road entrance to Rasberry Farm,
19,331.98; Project No. 1-747, Bus Terminal, basement of Canada Permits
Building and Highways Office, concrete floor and gravel fill, Approach Plaza
Buildings, Niagara Falls, 20,891.94; Project No. 1-760, cleaning and painting
Floodlight Tower, Rainbow Bridge Plaza, Niagara Falls, 274.00; Project No.
1-913, partial completion of stores on River Road, Niagara Falls, 49,830.87;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS FJ7

King's Highways, etc. — Continued
Contracts — Continued

Project No. 2-3248, resurfacing 1 mile, St. Catharines to No. 20 Highway,
3,534.04; R. J. Brewer, No. 42-331, crushed gravel, Freelton to Waterloo County
Line, 8,138.24.

Campbell Construction Co., Ltd., No. 37-117, grading and culverts, Gananoque
to International Bridge, 35,287.70; No. 40-126, grading and culverts, 7 miles,
22 miles east of west end of Mosher Lake, easterly to mile 29, Geraldton-Hearst
Highway, 360,129.73; Canadian Comstock Co., Ltd., No. 40-121, electric wiring,
Niagara Park Plaza Buildings, Canadian approach to Rainbow Bridge, Niagara
Falls, 30,296.46; No. 41-33, lighting, Park Plaza Buildings, Niagara Falls,
1,482.82; Carter-Halls-Aldinger Co., Ltd., No. 39-123, grading and culverts,
3.3 miles, Thorold Road to Lundy's lane and Niagara entrance to new bridge,
5,979.08; Caswell Construction, Ltd., No. 42-356, crushed gravel, Timmins
Back Road, 21,732.73; No. 42-357, crushed gravel, Kirkland Lake to Quebec
Boundary, 46,202.85; Project No. 2-265, ditching, Kirkland Lake to Quebec
Boundary, 6,375.00; Central Bridge Co., Ltd., No. 40-123, superstructure Rouge
River Bridge, 2,980.00; Herbert L. Conlin, No. 42-382, supply and application
of sand, Toronto to Holland River, 31,938.80; Allan G. Cook, No. 42-346,
crushed gravel, Honey Harbour to Port Severn to Go Home Bay, 5,106.00;
A Cope & Sons, Ltd., No. 40-90, 3.3 miles concrete pavement between Queen-
Elizabeth Way and bridge approaches, Lundy's Lane to Thorold Road, 10,212.10;
No. 41-425. resurfacing and grading St. Catharines to Beamsville and vicinity,
10,769.49; No. 42-387, supply and application of sand, Bronte to Campbell's
Corners and Burlington Cloverleaf to Windermere Cut-off, 36,115.00; No. 42-388,
supplv and application of sand, Windermere Cut-off to Martindale Cloverleaf,
50,795.98; Project No. 1-14, fencing, Hamilton to Fort Erie, 8,596.26; Project
No. 2-127, sodding, Junction Thorold Stone Road and Lundy's Lane, Queen
Elizabeth Way, 5,558.97; Project No. 2-3190, patching and making up settlements,
Stoney creek, 15 and 16 mile Creek, Jordon, Martindale, Queen Elizabeth Way,
16,808.34; Project No. 2-3224, resurfacing, Hamilton to Mount Hope, 6.8 miles,
19,172.74; Cornell Construction Co., No. 42-303, surface treatment, 50 miles,
Stratford Division, 4,786.24; Curran & Briggs, Ltd., No. 37-93 extension, grading
and culverts, 5 miles, Apsley to Bancroft, 88,862.49; No. 40-132, grading and
culverts, 9 miles, 88 miles east of Mosher Lake easterly to Mile 97, Geraldton
to Hearst, 189,357.23; No. 41-41, concrete pavement, 3.5 miles, Highway No.
27 to Malton Village, including Mimico Creek Bridge, 78,901.62; No. 41-408,
patching concrete pavement, various roads, Stratford and Owen Sound Divisions,
258.00; Project No. 1-877, replacing deck, Seaforth Bridge, No. 8 Highway,
233.43.

Dibblee Construction Co., Ltd., Project No. 2-3737, crushed gravel, Vernon North
and South, Osgood Township, 3,467.62; Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd., No. 41-08,
structural steel, Long Lac Overhead, Geraldton to Hearst, 1,000.00; Dominion
Construction Corporation, Ltd.* No. 40-133, grading and culverts, Mile 97 east
of west end of Mosher Lake to Mile 106, Geraldton to Hearst, 221,645.66; No.
41-26, Meadow Creek Bridge, Monteith to Iroquois Falls, 13,590.59; Don Con-
struction, Ltd., No. 38-21, grading and culverts, 6.4 miles, Rosebank Side Road,
Pickering Township, 27,991.56; No. 41-16, grading and culverts, 13.8 miles
west and 1.6 miles east of Barry's Bay to Madawaska, 6.14 miles, 93,554.10;
No. 42-383; supply and application of sand, Holland River to Barrie, 20,256.00;
No. 42-384, supply and application of sand, Barrie to Midland and Midhurst
to Stayner, 17,251.75; Project No. 2-3648, supply and application of sand, Barrie
to Severn Bridge, 16,790.40; Dufferin Paving Co., Ltd., No. 40-131, grading
and culverts, 9 miles from 79 miles east of west end Mosher Lake easterly to
Mile 88 on Geraldton to Hearst Highway, 261,544.35; No. 41-45, Pagwachuan
Bridge, Geraldton to Hearst Highway, 9,520.31; Dufferin Paving and Crushed
Stone, Ltd., Project No. 2-400, black macadam pavement, 9.2 miles, Jarvis to
Nelles Corners, 204,619.90.

Ellins Construction Co., Ltd., No. 42-386, supply and application of sand, Missis-
sauga Road to Bronte, Queen Elizabeth Way, 37,268.00; S. R. Evans, Project
No. 1-1267, masonry work, heating plant, Brant House, Burlington, 975.00'

Forwell Sand & Gravel, Ltd., No. 42-327, crushed gravel, Listowel to Elmira,
No. 86 Highway, 7,366.98; No. 42-329, crushed gravel, Hickson to Roseville,
No. 97 Highway, 4,199.99; M. L. Foster, No. 42-07, sodding, Highland Creek
to Rosebank Sideroad, Toronto to Oshawa Dual Highway, 4,282.80; Frankel
Bros., Ltd., No. 41-07, steel superstructure, Mattagami River Bridge, 500.00.

F 18 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Contracts — Continued

King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Gatehouse Bros., Ltd., Project No. 2-23, extending building for electrical equip-
ment, Brown's Line, 4,420.00; J. D. Gibbons, Project No. 1-1267, masonry work,
Brant House, Burlington, 1,371.04; G. A. Gibson & Sons, No. 40-102, sub-
structure, Laurier Bridge, No. 21 Highway, 3,428.61; Godson Contracting Co.,
Ltd., Project No. 1-718, surfacing bridges, Oshawa and Whitby, 2,256.77; The
Grover Co., No. 40-122, pneumatic tube system, Niagara Park Plaza Buildings,
Niagara Falls, 218.12.

Hadley-McHaffie Construction Co., Ltd., No. 40-130, grading and culverts, 9
miles, 70 miles east of west end of Mosher Lake to Mile 70 on Geraldton to
Hearst Highway, 343,272.76; No. 41-377, W. O. 1-3804, crushed gravel, Sturgeon
Falls to Field, 11,992.30; Harvey & Irvine, No. 37-220, grading and culverts,
Dacre to Eganville, Cloyne to Denbigh, 98,609.00; M. G. Henniger, No. 42-340,
crushed gravel, Almonte to Carp, No. 44 Highway, 11,005,21; Holdcroft Con-
struction Co., Ltd., No. 37-95 extension, grading and culverts, 6 miles north
of Barry's Bay to Pembroke, 16,766.17; Project No. 2-290, concrete culverts,
Kingston Division, 5,225.37; Holmes Construction Co., No. 40-111, Griffith
Bridge, Madawaska River at Griffith, No. 41 Highway, 16,267.95.

Inter-County Sand & Gravel Co., No. 41-324, crushed gravel, Highway No. 18A,
Kingsville to Colchester Road, 12,510.69.

Johnston Bros. Co., Ltd., No. 37-221, grading and culverts, 10 miles, Apsley to
Bancroft, 389,025.72; No. 41-438, culverts and grading, Brooke to Kaladar,
No. 7 Highway, 18,800.00; No. 42-09, realignment of road and hot mix pave-
ment, .85 miles, Ancaster Hill, No. 2 Highway, 6,980.63; No. 42-347, crushed
gravel, Minden to Haliburton, 23,328.11; A. E. Jupp Construction Co., Ltd.,
No. 40-141, grading and culverts, 2.5 miles, Sudbury to Capreol Road, 19,968.52;
No. 41-316, surface treatment, 563^ miles, various roads, Toronto Division,
157.20; No. 41-413, resurfacing, No. 7 Highway, Nobleton to Schomberg,
3,540.40; No. 42-308, surface treatment and dustlayer, 154 miles, Toronto
Division, 13,785.54; No. 42-315, surface treatment and dustlayer, 52 miles,
Huntsville Division, 4,381.16; No. 42-316, surface treatment and dustlayer,
50^ miles, Parry Sound Division, 2,693.35; No. 42-354, crushed gravel, Hagar
to Noelville, Warren to River Valley and Verner to Lavigne, 23,128.80; No.
42-381, supply and application of sand, Oshawa to Toronto, 47,998.50; Project
No. 1-361, pavement for Connecting Link, Town of Copper Cliff, No. 17 High-
way, 338.82; Project No. 2-3621, crushed gravel, Beaverton to Brechin, 1,715.20.

Kerr, Joe, No. 42-328, crushed gravel, Bluevale to Harriston, 3,021.75; Keystone
Contractors, Ltd., No. 41-15, grading and culverts, 5 miles, 8.08 miles west
of Barry's Bay to 13.08 miles west, 90,576.64; Geo. Kimberley, Project No.
2-276, concrete culverts, Mile 15 to Mile 27, West of Kenora, 6,599.37;
King Paving Co., Ltd., No. 40-142, Highland Creek Underpass, Toronto to
Oshawa, 5,762.03; Kirkfield Crushed Stone Co., Ltd., Project No. 2-3482,
crushed stone, Port Hope Division, 19,045.45.

Lennox" Construction Co., Ltd., No. 42-311, surface treatment, 78 miles, Kingston
Division, 9,113.89; Project No. 2-252, seeding, Highland Creek to Oshawa,
1,381.14; A. Lothian, Project No. 2-368, culvert, Wilno Culvert, No. 60 High-
way, 5,346.18; Project No. 2-436, Bridge, 3% miles north of Madawaska Village,
Victoria Lake Road, 7,490.00; Project No. 2-758, bridge over Mud Creek, on
Secondary Road, Highway No. 62 to Lake Baptiste, 981.00; Project No. 2-3099,
crushed gravel, Killaloe to Round Lake, 17,705.78.

Mackey, Wallace A., Ltd., No. 40-127, grading and culverts, 9 miles, 43 miles
east of west end of Mosher Lake easterly to Mile 52 on Geraldton to Hearst
Highway, 231,359.68; Jno. Maguire Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 42-360, crushed
gravel, No. 68 Highway, Whitefish Falls to 7 miles south, 11,027.50; No. 42-361,
crushed gravel, No. 17 Highway, Webbwood west to pavement, 18,698.68;
Malvern Construction Co., Ltd., No. 40-106, Batchawana Bridge, No. 17
Highway, Fisher Township, 5,281.35; No. 41-54, grading and culverts, 14 miles,
Renabie Gold Mine Road, 25,992.63; No. 41-55, grading and culverts, 16 miles,
Jerome Gold Mine Road, 47,226.60; H. J. McFarland, No. 41-30, traffic circle,
Kingston at intersection of No. 2 and No. 3 Highways, 17,573.93; McGinnis &
O'Connor, No. 41-428, resurfacing penetration macadam, various roads, King-
ston Division, 184,598.65; McNamara Construction Co., Ltd., No. 37-79,
mixed macadam, 6 miles, Englehart south, 8,606.56; No. 38-68 and extensions,
grading and culverts, 12 miles, Kenogami Lake Bridge to south end of Round

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F 19

King's Highways, etc. — Continued
Contracts — Continued

Lake, 41,171.44; No. 40-138, grading and culverts, 10 miles, 143 miles east of
west end Mosher Lake to Mile 153 on Geraldton to Hearst Highway, 374,226.10;
No. 42-355, crushed gravel, Kenogami to Ramore, 83,346.13; Project No. 2-631,
grading, Copper Property road to Kamiskotia, 59,736.83; Project No. 2-3519,
crushed gravel, Hearst easterly to Mattice, 42,000.00; Municipal Spraying &
Oiling Co., Ltd., No. 41-368, crushed gravel, Dwight to Algonquin Park Station,
24,529.50; No. 42,309, surface treatment, 73.2 miles, Port Hope Division,
12,017.33; No. 42-310, dustlayer, various roads, Port Hope Division, 2,470.03;
N#. 42-379, supply and application of treated sand, Belleville to Port Hope,
20,328.51; No. 42-380, supply and application of treated sand, Oshawa to Port
Hope to Peterborough, 28,077.76; Project No. 2-3479, resurfacing, 2 miles,
Port Perrv east and Lindsay south, 3,541.22; Project No. 2-3579, crushed gravel,
10 miles, Charing Cross to Merlin, 2,997.85; E. Murphy Estate, Ltd., Project
No. 2-500, retaining wall, River Bridge at Mount Forest, north end of Saugeen
River, 900.00.

Non Skid Pavement, Ltd., Project No. 2-3131, cold-mix non skid pavement, Vil-
lage of Verona, 9,264.18; Project No. 2-3150, resurfacing, Dublin easterly 1.35
miles, 11,260.20; Northland Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 38-22, grading and
culverts, 6.7 miles, east limits of Lot 7, Pickering Township to Line be-
tween Lots 15 and 16, Whitby Township, 1,180.86; No. 39-140, grading and
culverts, 17.4 miles, Niagara Falls to Fort Erie, 12,281.16.

Ontario Bridge Co., Ltd., No. 42-377, painting bridges, New Liskeard Division,
6,801.00.

Petursson, R. F., No. 39-136, bridges and culverts, Wabigoon River Bridge,
Beaver Creek Bridge and Revell River Culvert, No. 8 and 11 Highways,
6,906.79; No. 41-47, Gull River Bridge, No. 5, Dryden to Fort William,
8,370.47; Project No. 2-275, fill, Grassy Narrow's Bridge, Kenora Division,
659.17; Project No. 2-276, W. O. 2-373 and 431, constructing 6 culverts, Kenora
west to No. 12 Mile, 493.25; Project No. 2-283, erection of two bridges, Richan
Road, Wainwright Township, 1,520.74; Pioneer Construction Co., Ltd., No.
42-352, crushed gravel, Little Jocko River to Temiskaming and Feronia to
north east 6 miles, No. 63 Highway, 26,220.00; No. 42-353, crushed gravel,
Sturgeon Falls to Field north and Field to River Valley, 15,860.00;
No. 42-359, crushed gravel, Sudbury to Capreol Highway, 5,637.30; No. 42-362,
crushed gravel, Thessalon to Bruce Mines, No. 17 Highway, 1,955.00; No.
42-363, crushed gravel, Sault Ste. Marie, 12 miles north to 30 miles north, No.
17 Highway, 10,780.00; No. 42-364, crushed gravel, Searchmont Road, 4,960.00;
J. N. Pitts, No. 40-99, Rainbow bridge, Canadian Approach Plaza, Victoria
Avenue, grade separation, 36,793.40; No. 40-135, grading and culverts, 9 miles,
Mile 115 to Mile 124, Geraldton to Hearst Highway, 183,551.77; No. 41-18,
Madawaska River Bridge No. 11, Highway No. 60, Murchison Township,
5,727.08; No. 41-19, Opeongo Bridge No. 2, Highway No. 60, Lyell Township,
10,263.25; No. 41-43, bridge offices, Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls, 6,584.86;
Project No. 1-607, stone facing, Victoria Ave., Cut and Newman Hill, Niagara
Falls, 57,761.62; Provincial Road Spraying & Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 42-306,
surface treatment, 64 miles, Owen Sound Division, 9,029.67; Project No. 2-516,
paving the fill, 2 miles west of Owen Sound, Highway No. 21, at Springmount,
3,150.00.

Rayner Construction, Ltd., No. 40-112, Sturgeon River Bridge No. 4, Beardmore
to Geraldton, 1,377.80; No. 40-124, grading and culverts, 11 miles, west end of
Mosher Lake to 11 miles easterly, Geraldton to Hearst Highway, 268,546.77;
No. 40-147, Liverpool Underpass, Toronto to Oshawa, 63.28; Roadbuilders, Ltd.,
No. 41-14, grading and culverts, 5 miles, 3.08 miles west of Barry's Bay westerly
5 miles, 95,207.67; W. B. Russell & Co., No. 41-382, crushed gravel, Timagami
toLatchford, 10,100.37; No. 42-351, crushed gravel, North Bay easterly 7 miles,
No. 17 Highway, 2,933.35; Ryan Contracting Co., Ltd., No. 40-109, substructure
and floor, Rouge River Bridge, Toronto to Oshawa, 11,560.57; No. 41-37, con-
crete pavement, 10 miles, Sombra to Corunna and 10 foot strip in Port Lambton,
132,708.10.

Sandy Contracting and Machine Works, No. 41-422, crushed gravel, Elgin to
Mitchell, 5,603.25; No. 42-332, crushed gravel, Wiarton north to Hepworth
south, 7,378.36; Sarnia Bridge Co., Ltd., No. 41-49, steel superstructure, Pag-
wachuan River Bridge, 26,005.80; No. 41-52, steel superstructure, Wicklow
River Bridge, 1,464.57; Schutz Construction Company, No. 42-333, crushed

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King's Highways, etc. — Continued
Contracts — Continued

gravel, Shelburne to Collingwood, No. 24 Highway, 24,720.00; No. 42-335,
crushed gravel, Primrose Corners to Allison, No. 89 Highway, 6,696.00; No.
42-365, crushed gravel, Manitoulin Island, Manitowaning to Sheguiandah,
11,740.08; No. 42-366, crushed gravel, Manitoulin Island, Gore Bay 5 miles
east to 12 miles west, 22,432.81; No. 42-367, crushed gravel, Manitoulin Island
to Kagawong West, 3,957.92; No. 42-368, crushed gravel, Manitoulin Island,
Providence Bay to Tehkummah, 4,798.99; No. 42-390, crushed gravel, Gana-
noque to Seeley's Bay, 5,049.00; Scott-Jackson Construction, Ltd., No. 41-424,
resurfacing concrete patching, Toronto to Burlington, Queen Elizabeth Way,
2,094.78; No. 42-305, surface treatment, Grimsby Division, 4,999.96; E. and
E. Seegmiller, Ltd., No. 42-330, crushed gravel, Milton to Acton and No. 52
Highway Wellington County Line to No. 2 Highway, 7,871.80; Sharp Bros.
Cut Stone Co., Ltd., Project No. 1-749, stone wall, Ravine Edge and River
Road, 7,830.78; Shaw & Wright, Ltd., No. 41-44, finishing hardware, Cana-
dian Approach Plaza Building, Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls, 7,373.31;
C. Smythe, Ltd., No. 42-385, supply and application of sand, Toronto to
Mississauga Road, Queen Elizabeth Way, 37,058.00; D. Springer & J. W.
Beatty, No. 41-355, crushed gravel, Napanee to Kaladar, No. 41 Highway,
4,802.61; No. 41-365, crushed gravel, Barrie's Bay to Combermere, No. 63
Highway, 7,300.00; Standard Paving Co., Ltd., No. 40-129, grading and cul-
verts, 61 miles east of the west end of Mosher Lake easterly to Mile 70, Gerald-
ton to Hearst Highway, 396,256.55; No. 41-39, 5.5 miles concrete pavement,
22' wide, Durham to Allan Park, 4,800.00; Sterling Construction Co., Ltd.,
No. 40-136, grading and culverts, 9 miles from a point 124 miles east of west
end of Mosher Lake easterly to Mile 133, Geraldton to Hearst Highway,
195,990.92; No. 40-149, Hickson Side Road Underpass, Toronto to Oshawa,
810.34; No. 41-46, Kabinakagami River Bridge, Lot 3, Con. 4, Studholme
Township, Geraldton to Hearst Highway, 18,842.58; No. 41-53 and exten-
sion, hot mix gravel pavement and grading, Port Albert Airport south 5 miles
and Grand Bend south 5 miles, 34,354.13; No. 42-342, crushed gravel, Bala
to Parry Sound Boundary, No. 69 Highway, 17,050.53; C. L. Storey, No.
42-336, crushed gravel, Marmora to Madoc, 7,020.60; No. 42-337, crushed
gravel, Picton to Cole's Ferry, No. 41 Highway, 6,143.65; Storms Contracting
Co., Ltd., No. 40-137, grading and culverts, 10 miles, from a point 133 miles
east of west end of Mosher Lake easterly to Mile 143, Geraldton to Hearst
Highway, 118,574.44; H. H. Sutton & Son, No. 42-08, sodding, between Lots
6-7, Pickering Township and Lots 15-16, Whitby Township, 5,551.15.

Thompson Construction Engineering Co., Ltd., No. 42-349, crushed gravel,
Emsdale to Sprucedale, 8,197.34; No. 42-350, crushed gravel, Golden Valley
to Loring, 9,072.12; Project No. 2-3504, crushed gravel, Burk's Falls to Mag-
netawan and Sundridge to Magnetawan Road, 20,627.38; Tomlinson Con-
struction Co., Ltd., No. 40-128, grading and culverts, 9 miles from a point
52 miles east of west end of Mosher Lake easterly to Mile 61, Geraldton to
Hearst Highway,. 212,849.26; No. 41-27, 3 culverts, No. 17 Highway, Fort
William to English River, Nipigon to SchreiSer, 3,994.86; Towland Construc-
tion Co., Ltd., Project No. 2-3247, resurfacing 2500', No. 2 Highway, from
Junction of No. 80 and No. 2 Highways easterly, 6,681.47; Project No. 2-3466,
surface treatment 1500', Grand Bend easterly, No. 81 Highway, 1,725.24.

Uren, Blake W., No. 41-433, crushed gravel, Bracebridge to Glen Orchard,
5,000.00; No. 41-435, crushed gravel, Norwood to Baltimore, 5,170.00; No.
41-437, crushed gravel, 37.7 miles, Windermere Road, from Junction Road
No. 204 to Windermere, 30,720.00; Project No. 2-3566, crushed gravel, Parry
Sound to Burk's Falls, 7,145.57; Project No. 2-3736, crushed gravel, Boundary
of Parry Sound Division to Hayes Corners to Rosseau, 4,350.00.

Vance, James A., Project No. 2-316, Palgrave Culvert, No. 50 Highway, 2,135.35;
Project No. 3-3100, culvert replacement, Thornhill Culvert, No. 11 Highway,
6,232.15.

Wainright Construction, Ltd., No. 40-118, Exeter Bridge, Exeter, Hay Town-
ship, No. 80 Highway, 3,181.24; No. 42-302, surface treatment 60.6 miles and
dustlayer 87 miles, London Division, 1,010.43; Warren Bituminous Paving
Co., Ltd., No. 40-394 extension, resurfacing, Boshkung Beach to Dorset,
No. 35 Highway, 57,169.59; Project No. 2-179, sidewalk, 2600', south of Nobel,
No. 69 Highway, 4,446.15; Project No. 2-3148, resurfacing, plant mix mulch,
Highway No. 11, Huntsville Division, 22,245.41; Project No. 2-3149, resurfac-

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King's Highways, etc. — Continued
Contracts — Continued

ing, plant mix mulch, No. 11 Highway, Parry Sound Division, 15,347.66;
Project No. 2-3324, crushed gravel, Huntsville to Baysville, 6,005.30; Project

No. 2-3427, resurfacing, cold-mix, No. 11 Highway, Emsdale to Sundridge,
909.00; Project No. 2-3627, crushed gravel, Norway Point to Dorset, 10,233.65.

Yundt, Bros., No. 41-339, crushed gravel, Highway No. 7 to Thamesville, 7,200.00;
No. 42-325, crushed gravel, Wingham to Amberley to Kincardine, 2,167.50;
No. 42-334, crushed gravel, Orangeville to Erin, Highway 24, and, Caledon
to Junction of Nos. 24 and 51 Highways, 2,682.40.

Total 7,914,339 18

Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc.:

Bituminous Materials 438, 113 13

Gas and Lubricants, etc 383,518 99

Equipment Repairs and Maintenance 290,844 11

Stone 283,875 75

Calcium Chloride 234,822 14

Cement . . 227,409 67

Compensation and Insurance 140,736 16

Car Mileage 119,761 37

Travelling Expenses 117,253 73

Divisions' Garage Expenses 108,355 36

Lumber 91,825 55

Snow Clearing 87,532 71

Sand 82,862 36

Moving Poles, Public Utilities 71,975 93

Spectro-Lite Paint 60,806 13

Gravel 60,564 57

Paint and Supplies 57,058 75

Rentals and Storage 53, 193 32

Salt 52,739 70

Office Expenses, Light, Heat, etc 50,383 78

Traffic Lights and Signals 49,483 98

Trees, Shrubs, etc 37,261 26

Hardware 36,772 19

Road and Other Equipment 35,822 49

Creosoted Lumber 28,300 95

Culverts, Metal 25,503 31

Steel 25,110 47

Railway Crossings, Sidings and Wig Wags 23,542 75

Camp Supplies 22,666 96

Posts, Wood 17,156 61

Snow Fence 14,755 91

Guide Rails and Hand Rails 13,211 59

Coal and Wood 12,926 42

Gulley Grates, Catch Basins, etc 1 1,347 33

Tar Paper for Roads 10,790 77

Borrow Pits. Fill, etc 10,182 66

Sheds, Buildings, etc 9,702 46

Culverts, Concrete 7,360 83

King's Highways Connecting Links 7,322 34

Taxes and Drainage Assessments 5,580 55

Blacksmithing 5,035 88

Signs 4.953 07

Fencing Materials 3,678 65

Explosives 2,479 20

Posts, Steel ' 2,342 00

Advertising 2,299 24

Tile 1,696 01

$3,440,919 09

Abrams Instrument Co., 446.89; Acme Garage, 101.04; Acme Laundrv, 364.56;
Acme Tractor and Industrial Supplies, Ltd.. 125.00; F. W. Adams, 246.85;
J. D. Adams, Ltd., 6,624.60; Aero-Mac Tire Sales, 212.06; Department
of Agriculture, Ontario, 221.33; Elmer Aho, 206.44; Aikenhead Hardware,
Ltd., 359.85; Alberta Hotel, 150.70: W. R. Alder, 949.66; Aldershot Garage,
448.04; Alexander & Ross, 318.25; Alford Electric, Ltd., 142.65; J. E. Alford,

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King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

241.61; Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railway, 484.57; Algoma Ore Proper-
ties, Ltd., 727.50; Allanson Armature Manufacturing Co., 134.65; Allatt
Machine & Tool Co., 624.07; Geo. Allen Co., 106.42; Allen Motor Sales, 131.65;
Alliance Lumber Co., Ltd., 398.96; R. P. Allsop, 732.18; Amyot Bros., 105.00;
Y. Andersen, 3,588.93 ;• Anderson-McLaughlin-Buick-Pontiac Ltd., 2,144.16;
N. C. Anderson, 218.20; W. A. Anderson, 1,548.40; Nick Angeloff, 207.00;
S. Anglin Co., Ltd., 354.55; Angus & Taylor, Ltd., 172.50; G. P.Angus, 1,294.71;
Harry H. Angus, 1,140.17; W. E. Anslev, 167.97; Anstee Truck & Parts, Ltd.,
104.51; Apsley Telephone Co., Ltd., 179.30; R. Archer, 110.00; Argo Petroleum,
Ltd., 2,119.52; Armour's Motor Supply, 364.51; A. Armstrong, 161.54; Arm-
strong Bros. Construction, 6,601.50; T. C. Armstrong, 241.03; Arrow Land
and Logging Co., Ltd., 878.68; Art Metropole, 410.42; L. C. Ashbury, 385.46;
B. J. Atkinson, 122.05; S. Atkinson, 175.40; R. Aubin, 201.80; C. A. Auld
Supply Co., 922.15; Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd., 734.64; Thomas Ayres,
695.75.

Babcock, A. G., 421.50; Mrs. J. D. Baby, 595.00; Backstav Standard Co., Ltd.,
316.33; Baines & David, Ltd., 402.87; D. C. Baird, 774.77; W. J. Baird, 112.13;
W. R. Baker, 829.72; A. L. Baldwin, 766.47; H. J. Baldwin of Canada, Ltd.,
226.33; O. J. Ball, 286.87; W. L. Ballentine Co., 2,483.88; G. R. Balloch, 527.95;
Bancroft Light & Power Co., Ltd., 196.03; Bancroft Planing Mill, 263.80;
Barnes Battery & Ignition Service, Ltd., 115.10; T. Barnett, 465.75; Jas. A.
Barr, 195.50; M. E. Barr, 283.00; Barrett Co., Ltd., 18,977.85; H. Barry,
1,234.58; Cameron Barstead, 159.65; Bartlett's Auto Electric Service, 431.56;
Maurice Barton, 112.67; Art. E. Bassett, 438.00; H. A. Batsford, 415.58; Battery
Service Station, 162.89; Bauman Bros., 198.50; H. S. Bauman, 164.50; Vaving-
ton Bros., 2,664.04; Baxendale Bros. Garage, 931.40; M. L. Baxter, 429.80;
Beamsville Lumber & Supply Co., Ltd., 373.01; W. D. Beath & Son, Ltd.,
30,193.81; J. R. H. Beaton, 364.00; Hector Beattv, 137.20; Walter Beatty
Estate, 120.61; William Beatty Co., Ltd., 670.09; E. L. Beaudro, 1,768.80;
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., 1,511.25; J. Beck, 247.70; Robt. Beharriell, 175.00;
Wm. C. Beharriell, Jr., 350.00; Reuben Beilhartz, 616.52; Harry H. Bell, 655.05;
J. Bell, 372.80; Bell Telephone Company of Canada, 49,728.26; Belleville
Public Utilities Commission, 218.29; Geo. H. Belton Lumber Co., Ltd., 122.87;
Bennet & Elliott, Ltd., 245.18; N. D. Bennett, 1,136.83; Bennett & Wright,
Ltd., 2,933.32; R. E. Bennie, 788.35; Benoit's Garage, 185.47; Bergman &
Nelson, Ltd., 4,129.69; G. L. Berkeley, 1,558.51; Max. Berndt, 1,067.00;
Municipality of Bertie, 612.45; Big "A" Co., Ltd., 113.27; F. Bilyea, 104.75;
Walter H. Binglev, 123.05; Binklev Motors, 106.07; Bituminous Spraying &
Contracting Co., Ltd., 1,932.40; F. B. Blakelv, 540.77; Township of Blenheim,
100.50; H. W. Bloxham, 144.56; R. A. Blvth Co., 16,473.25; R. E. Book & Sons,
590.43; C. Boose, 102.36; M. W. Booth, 686.76; Martin Borup, 160.57; Boston
Motors, Ltd., 325.64; S. G. Both, 945.62; E. Boudreau, 260.30; Boulton Auto
Service, Ltd., 162.06; W. Bourne, 1,289.17; Bowden Lumber & Coal Co., Ltd.,
278.00; R. J. Bowen, 381.75; G. Bowering, 138.45; Bowman Anthony, Ltd.,
1,037.97; Boyd's Service Station, 101.85; L. Bradt, 609.07; Town of Brampton,
124.75; Brandram-Henderson, Ltd., 250.53; E. Brandwood, 135.10; County
of Brant, 226.00; Brantford Coach & Bodv, Ltd., 1,674.00; Brantford
Fuel & Supplv, Ltd., 331.20; T. J. Branton & Co., 2,640.00; F. Y. W. Brath-
waite, 980.26; L. Braun, 295.99; H. J. Brennan, 176.46; Brennan Paving
Co., Ltd., 28,846.56; Brennan's Auto Electric Service, 144.93; A. Brinklow,
210.20; G. Brisco, 1,183.49; Victor Brisson, Jr., 6,820.33; R. F. Bristol, 329.60;
British American Oil Co., Ltd., 84,921.49; British Columbia Plywoods (Ontario),
Ltd., 862.51; E. E. Britnell, 620.24; K. M. Broman, 155.33; Brompton Pulp &
Paper Co., Ltd., 16,821.34; Brookdale-Kingsway, Ltd., 347.90; Brooks Brothers,
237.75; C. Brooks, 266.46; Harry R. Brooks, 895.30; Brooks Oil Co., 2,060.74;
Brown Bros., 391.15; Duncan Brown, 155.90; F. C. Brownridge, 896.61; Bruce
County Highways, 798.50; L. S. Bruce, 246.38; E. Brule, 125.05; O. A. Brundige,
278.00; E. Brunette, 360.55; Brunner Corporation (Canada), Ltd., 386.83;
Brunner, Mond Canada, Ltd., 105.13; Brunner, Mond Canada Sales, Ltd.,
223,752.89; R. D. Bryan & Co., 114.50; S. Brvant, 128.88; J. F. Buchanan &
Son, 120.00; J. H. Buckham, 2,041.58; Builders' Flooring and Millwork, Ltd.,
218.05; Building Products, Ltd., 1,204.71; G. Bulger, 150.91; R. P. Burchnall,
333.13; Burlington Steel Co., Ltd., 7,504.15; Burns & Co., Ltd., 9,531.12.

Cail, R., 276.10; J. Calaguiro, 2,309.10; Campbell Construction Co., Ltd., 412.00;
E. D. Campbell Co., 172.29; James W. Campbell, 762.71; John W. Campbell,
661.96; Campbell Steel and Iron Works, Ltd., 109.70; W. G. Campbell, 128.20;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F 23

King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

W. R. Campbell, 146.76; Canada Barrels and Kegs, Ltd., 8,208.48; Canada
Cement Co., Ltd., 151,500.32; Canada Creosoting Co., Ltd., 10,407.54; Canada
Crushed Stone, Ltd., 12,384.78; Canada Decalcomania Co., Ltd., 117.39;
Canada Electric Castings Co., Ltd., 106.00; Canada Ingot Iron Co., Ltd.,
15,013.24; Canada Paper Co., 10,391.51; Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 261.83;
Canada Vitrified Products, Ltd., 997.75; Canada Wire and Cable Co., Ltd.,
1,757.16; Canadian Bitumuls Co., Ltd., 49,138.05; Canadian Bridge Co., Ltd.,
12,239.13; Canadian Comstock Co., Ltd., 929.45; Canadian Fairbanks-Morse
Co., Ltd., 5,965.71; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., 18,808.92; Canadian
Industries, Ltd., 20,089.82; Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd., 246.67; Can-
adian Johns-Manville Co., Ltd., 106.91; Canadian Laboratory Supplies, Ltd.,
812.96; Canadian Liquid Air Co., Ltd., 1,248.78; Canadian Lodi Super-Treads,
Ltd., 696.52; Canadian Longyear, Ltd., 219.30; Canadian National Carbon
Co., Ltd., 352.92; Canadian National Express, 867.40; Canadian National Rail-
ways, 126,355.91; Canadian National Telegraphs, 3,358.36; Canadian Niagara
Power Co., Ltd., 9,770.50; Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 55,267.22; Canadian
Ornamental Iron Co., Ltd., 848.10; Canadian Pacific Express Co., 957.84;
Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 36,161.78; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Com-
munications Department, 940.97; Canadian SKF Co., Ltd., 134.73; Canadian
• Sullivan Machinery Co., Ltd., 121.09; Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd., Associate
Store, New Liskeard, 133.87; Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd., 4,118.79;
Marshal Card, 152.00; Mrs. Jas. Carey, 100.50; Carmichael Agencies, 1,800.00;
Alex. W. Carmichael, 868.00; E. H. Carson, 216.85; Carter-Thompson Welding
and Supplies, Ltd., 353.76; Carters, Ltd., 1,731.55; J. I. Case Co., 256.02;
Casselman Co., 130.07; Caswell Construction, Ltd., 182.17; Cedarvale Tree
Experts, 291.10; Central Garage, Arthur, 185.50; Central Garage, Lakefield,
275.65; Central Motors, 203.21; Champlain Oil Products, Ltd., 1,065.50; R. G.
Chapman, 165.05; T. Chapman, 215.55; Fred. Chappel, 216.30; Chappies
(Geraldton), Ltd., 795.44; The Charette Estate, 474.60; Geo. Charles, 513.87;
Chatham Public Utilities Commission, 307.23; Tom Cheguis, 214.50; Chenier's
Hardware, 100.42; Eva H. Cherry, 600.00; S. J. Cherry Estate, 600.00; H. F.
Chisamore, 457.30; Chown, Ltd., 703.88; Christie Bros. Co., Ltd., 368.91;
Cities Service Oil Co., Ltd., 5,995.58; P. Clancy, 215.65; P. Clancy Estate,
332.50; Clarence Street Garage, 617.73; E. J. Clark & Co., 120.00; Clark &
Lewis, Ltd., 234.40; W. G. Clark, 337.74; Wm. J. Clark & Son, 113.39; M. R.
Clarke, 210.74; W. A. Clarke, 1,914.44; H. E. Clayton, 144.65; L. M. Clayton,
157.15; C. D. Clement, 190.00; Martin Clement, 207.26; Cline Lake Gold
Mines, Ltd., 383.74; A. Cloutier, 525.44; Coast Sawmills, Ltd., 2,769.63;
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 5,119.67; Cochrane Machine Works, 230.22;
Cochrane Public Utilities Commission, 201.63; Town of Cochrane, Public Utili-
ties Department, 170.07; Cockburn & Archer, 605.24; Colas Roads, Ltd.,
45,221.69; Coldwater Garage, 104.45; W. S. Cole, 1,555.58; Coleman and Philp
Electric, 117.05; R. L. Coleman, 1,607.33; Collingwood Shipyards, Ltd., 145.85;
Collins Bros., 205.43; A. L. Colter, 853.36; J. T. Coltham, 213.90; Columbia
Handle Co., Ltd., 112.40; Compressed Air Equipment, Ltd., 1,181.51; Concrete
Pipe, Ltd., 5,377.76; Conlin Bros., 756.65; Herbert L. Conlin, 13,795.30; Munici-
pality of Conmee, 120.00; Connelly's Garage, 105.55; Connolly Marble Mosaic
and Tile Co., Ltd., 732.25; Consolidated Lumber Companies, Ltd., 305.98;
Consolidated Sand and Gravel, Ltd., 22,019.13; Thos. Conway, 722.30; G. Cook,
372.25; J. Cooke, 1,440.00; Cooksville Co., Ltd., 139.08; J. A. Coombs, 697.01;
J. L. Cooney, 173.70; Alf. Cooper & Co., 132.55; A. Cope and Sons, Ltd.,
10,645.45; W. R. Corev, 159.00; P. Corneau, 130.65; J. Cornnell, 211.15; Corru-
gated Pipe Co., 305.40; Township of Cosby and Mason, 199.93; Coslett Machin-
ery and Equipment Co., 6,139.25; E. Coughlin, 225.55; J. C. Coulter, 137.70;
Court Radiator Plant, Ltd., 168.95; C. Cousineau, 172.00; J. Cowan, 1,020.49;
Jas. Cowan & Co., Ltd., 3,300.60; The Craig Bit Co., Ltd., 1,334.58; Craig
Bros., 1,310.07; Crane, Ltd., 896.90; Fred W. Cratt, 1,452.00; Cresswell-
Pomerov, Ltd., 425.00; H. Crittenden, 166.30; A. Cross & Co., Ltd., 455.72;
Jno. J. Cross, 201.01; Geo. Crossen, 243.82; Geo. W. Crothers, Ltd., 3,614.59;
Crouse-Hinds Companv of Canada, Ltd., 4,566.01; N. H. Crowe, 960.72; E. G.
Crowhurst, 1,236.17; Crown -Dominion Oil Co., Ltd., 4,650.63; A. I. Culp,
272.20; S. A. Cummiford, 1,221.69; A. F. Cummings, 362.43; M. Cummings,
180.85; M. N. Cummings, 1,121.49; Cummins Engines of Eastern Canada,
1,194.39; Curran & Briggs, Ltd., 3,035.82; Currie Products, Ltd., 146.37; W. A.
Curry, 210.00; A. Curtis, 239.50; A. C. Curtis, 427.83.

Daigle, J. M., 1,032.45; Daily Commercial News and Building Record, 423.59;
A. H. Dale, 225.13; W. B. Dalton & Sons, Ltd., 170.57; Martin Daly, 103.00;

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King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

Nazaire D'Amouts, 1,148.91; Daniel's Coal and Wood Service, 292.50; The
Davis-Smith-Malone Co., Ltd., 300.00; S. Davlut, 205.00; A. H. Davy, 120.00;
Township of Dawn, 129.37; R. Dawson, 245.30; Oscar Day, 228.00; Day Sign
Co., Ltd., 125.75; Fred Deagle, 358.48; Dean's Garage, 198.23 ; Jno. Deere
Plow Co., Ltd., 325.39; Dell's, 344.29; Delongchamp Cartage Co., Ltd., 139.45;
De Luxe Transportation Co., 111.70; H. Dennison, 136.15; R. Deschambault,
101.85; Jas. Deslippe, 100.00; T. Noel Desmarais, 231.25; Paul Despres, 200.00;
B. J. Desrosiers, 236.81; The Devilbiss Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 113.58; P. W.
Devine, 447.45; Walter J. Devolin, 586.78; Dibblee Construction Co., Ltd.,
5,620.87; Jno. A. Dickey, 7,922.32; W. J. Dickinson, 137.60; Dingwall Motors,
Ltd., 922.12; Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd., 108.86; District Hardware
Electric, Ltd., 504.43; District Services, Ltd., 8,595.87; Dominion Auto
Wreckers and Supplies, 128.54; Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd., 674.07; Dominion
Coal Co., Ltd., 1,035.47; Dominion Concrete Co., Ltd., 3,284.93; Dominion
Construction Corporation, Ltd., 573.89; Dominion of Canada General Insurance
Co., 22,881.70; Dominion Oxygen Co., Ltd., 1,367.71; Dominion Road Machin-
ery Co., Ltd., 4,563.58; Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd., 536.71; Dominion Salt Co.,
Ltd., 15,760.72; Dominion Steeplejack Co., 569.50; Dominion Wheel and
Foundries, Ltd., 253.00; Don Construction, Ltd., 5,498.87; Bert Donagan,
226.25; Donald Inspection, Ltd., 143.53; J. Donaldson, 150.45; H. F. Donegan,
125.28; Township of North Dorchester, 182.39; T. F. Doughty, 815.00; A.
Douglas, 441.75; Dow's Auto Electric, 206.42; H. Down, 542.45; I. J. Downey
& Sons, 541.00; B. N. Downing, 471.47; T. Draper, 102.50; F. H. Draves,
114.50; Drummond, McCall & Co., Ltd., 699.51; Dryden Motors, 169.50;
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd., 157.04; Town of Drvden Utilities, 338.03; Noble Duff,
172.26; Dufferin Paving and Crushed Stone, Ltd., 6,677.66; A. R. Duffin,
104.75; Township of North Dumfries, 165.00; Duncan Brothers, Ltd., 178.23;
Duncan & Craig, 973,80; Dunlop Tire and Rubber Goods Co., Ltd., 161.03;
Walter Dunn, 332.38; Dunnet Municipal Telephone Svstem, 158.99; Munici-
pality of Dunwich, 120.91; Durance Motor Sales and Service, Ltd., 359.78;
Durham Hardware and Electric, 153.78; D. Dyer, 102.75.

Eade, Sherman, 200.00; C. J. Eames, 900.00; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 1,273.56; Ernest
& Albert Eden, 145.00; Edgar & Churchill, 203.78; G. Edmonds, 105.66; D.
Kemp Edwards, Ltd., 1,303.07; Percy Edwards, 504.90; Electric Reduction
Sales Co., Ltd., 140.00; Elgie & Jarvis Lumber Co., Ltd., 135.30; Ellins Brothers,
1,108.66; Ellins Construction Co., Ltd., 646.25; Frank Elliott, 496.50; Township
of Elma, 150.00; Wally Elmer, 317.20; Town of Elmira, 551.44; I. W. Elvidge,
1,225.06; Municipal Corporation of Emo, 124.01; Empire Brass Manufacturing
Co., Ltd., 866.29; Empire Coal and Lumber Co., Ltd., 1,152.97; Empire Spring
Service, 104.10; Endean Nurseries, Ltd., 420.00; Enders & Ball Brothers,
3,887.41; J. Eriksen, 117.52; N. Erwin, 107.60; E. F. Essex, 1,106.42; Essex
Terminal Railwav Co., 2,168.77; Thos. Evans, 120.00; W. A. Evans, 705.57;
Excelsior Lumber and Coal Co., 153.78; Village of Exeter, 163.85; Exide Bat-
teries of Canada, Ltd., 231.80.

Fallu, T., 207.58; Federal Equipment Co., 3,087.11; Federal-Mogul Service,
Ltd., 161.35; Fee Motors, 785.22; E. B. Fenner, 1,085.79; J. G. Field, 119.95;
Field Lumber Co., Ltd., 279.34; A. T. Fife & Co., 1,665.77; Arthur Filion,
370.70; Finlay & Finlay, 110.70; R. S. Fischer Motors, Ltd., 184.08; Fisher's
Studio, 370.66; Axel Fisk, 109.31; Fitzsimmons Fruit Co., Ltd., 2,051.91;
P. M. Fleming, Ltd., 180.80; John W. Fogg, Ltd.. 170.44; W. Folz, 221.45;
E. L. Fordham, 272.00; J. M. Forsyth Estate, 288.00; Town of Fort Frances,
120.37; City of Fort William, 592.47; R. Forth, 656.70; B. Fortin, 964.48;
P. Fortin, 375.95; Forwell Sand and Gravel, Ltd., 3,574.26; Anthony Foster
& Sons, Ltd., 467.01; G. J. Foster, 124.71; J. A. Foster, 139.44; J. D. Foster,
862.16; Four Wheel Drive Auto Co., Ltd., 7,342.81; Daniel Fowler, 100.80;
G. W. Fowler, 1,639.12; W. C. Fox, 169.68; W. L. Fraser, 1,274.83; Frazer Duntile
Co., Ltd., 135.41; Freedman's Automotive Supply, 140.00; G. M. French
Lumber Co., 308.26; Frontenac Auto Electric Service, 632.97; Frontenac
Quarries, Ltd., 238.55; Frost Steel and Wire Co., Ltd., 1,197.31; W. J. Fulton,
954.32; G. Furlong, 123.95; FWD Motor Trucks Western, Ltd., 204.30.

Gaffney, T. J., 3,099.90; Victor Gagnon, 129.85; Gainsboro Township, 655.52;
Department of Game and Fisheries, Ontario, 1,080.30; Garage Supply Co.,
Ltd., 1,169.18; Gardners' Garage, 112.02; J. B. Garland, 646.63; G. Garrison,
116.94; Gas Accumulator Co (Canada), Ltd., 4,057.69; E. W. Geddes, 107.74;
General Motors Products of Canada, Ltd., 3,450.79; General Supply Com-

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Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

pany of Canada, Ltd., 9,545.19; George & Shamess, 900.00; Georgian Bay
Motors, Ltd., 176.94; Town of Geraldton, 188.20; N. T. Gerhard, 426.87;
G. Angus German, Ltd., 15,335.67; G. Hart & Chas. Gibbons, 450.00; M. M.
Gibson, 4,432.98; Giffen Equipment Co., 545.00; Jas. R. Giffen, 275.75; Gilbert
& Barker Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 1,621.07; C. Gillespie, 160.00; Gillespie's,
120.40; R. O. Gilson, 189.17; Girard Dairy, 220.70; Gilbert Glennen, 458.22;
Globe Printing Co., 407.40; Goderich Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 818.40; Goderich
Salt Co., Ltd., 1,299.68; Godson Contracting Co., Ltd., 3,353.40; Golightly
Bros., 102.91; Good Rich Refining Co., Ltd., 689.10; D. A. Goodfellow, 359.45;
John Goodison Thresher Co., Ltd., 120.25; Goodram Bros., 188.88; Goodrich
Silvertown Stores, 176.42; Dan Goodwin, 129.30; S. J. Goodwin, 104.10;
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of Canada, Ltd., 346.90; Geo. Gordon
& Co., Ltd., 165.60; A. D. Gorrie & Co., Ltd., 689.60; Municipality of Gosfield
South, 273.80; Goulet Garage, 107.66; Ogle R. Gowan Memorial Temple
Board, 150.00; Grand River Railway Co., 836.56; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 8,914.78
D. Grandmaitre, 156.25; J. E. Gray, 479.26; Great Lakes Power Co., Ltd.
228.38; S. E. Green, 176.00; C. Griffin, 2,065.39; S. H. Griffin, 159.85; Grimes
Garage, 140.24; Grimsbv Stove & Furnace, Ltd., 502.28; E. J. Groves, 251.45
Guelph Sand & Gravel, Ltd., 5,087.44; Gurney Scale Co., Ltd., 256.35; Gutta
Percha & Rubber, Ltd., 344.55; Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine, Canada, Ltd.,
329.37.

Hacquoil's, 551.00; Hadley & McHaffie Construction Co., Ltd., 206.03; Hagers-
ville Quarries, Ltd., 4,367.25; L J. Haigh, 3,205.67; Haileybury Lumber Co.,
Ltd., 132.04; Haldimand Quarries & Construction, Ltd., 5,016.91; E. P. Haley,
370.70; County of Halton, 1,827.01; Haman & Sons, 5,649.12; A. Hamilton,
268.32; Hamilton Bridge Co., Ltd., 1,335.77; Hamilton & Carmichael, 450.00;
G. D. Hamilton, 209.20; J. W. Hamilton, 799.50; M. S. Hamilton, 658.15;
W. L. Hamilton, 567.00; W. J. Hammell, 1,018.17; T. H. Hancock, Ltd., 999.72;
Hancock Tire Tread Co., 3,405.28; G. F. Hanning, 1,416.79; Harback's Garage,
101.78; H. Hardv, 361.91; W. A. Hare, 621.71; Harnden Welding Works, 118.49;
W. Harper, 264.85; Harpham Bros., 978.66; J. W. Harrington, 357.19; E. Harris
Company of Toronto, Ltd., 198.91; Harris Motors, Ltd., 854.87; John Harrison
& Sons Co., Ltd., 268.28; T. F. Harrison, 274.45; Harriston Motors, 120.71;
C. Harvey, 689.71; Harold H. Harvey, 2,000.00; J. P. Harvey, 388.05; Hastings
and Son's Foundry and Machine Shop, 536.10; Harry Hayley, 2,258.56; De-
partment of Health, Ontario, 102.58; J. H. Heaslip, 1,025.12; A. R. Heer,
377.00; Hendrie & Co., Ltd., 101.25; M. G. Henniger, 266.05; E. Henry, 383.86;
W. Henshaw, 101.25; A. L. Herbert, 100.06, Town of Hespeler, 626.72; Hewif-
son Construction Co., Ltd., 2,642.90; J. L. Hewitt, 143.10; J. L. Hickey, 232.00;
Patrick Hickey, 228.50; W. Hicklin, 330.68; Higginson & Stevens, 138.18;
Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd., 3,329.28; J. Hill, 115.00; S. J. Hill & Sons Motor
Co., 463.84; Hill the Mover, 302.52; Wm. Hill, 336.00; D. Hobbs, 243.30;
Hobbs Glass, Ltd., 7,576.68; Hobbs Hardware Co., Ltd., 234.52; R. C. Hobson,
780.13; Hocken Manufacturing. Ltd., 126.00; Hodgins Lumber Co., 193.72;
W. J. Hogan, 363.01; L. R. Holland, 232.09; R. M. Hollingshead Company
of Canada, Ltd., 140.27; Geo. Holstead, 164.64; R. Holyman, 263.40; D. R.
Hood, 384.24; Hoof Products Co. (Canada), 120.10; A. Hooper, 100.30;
G. Hopkins, 250.95; E. J. Hosking, 1,676.66; J. B. Howard, 1,016.59; Howard
Sand & Gravel Co., Ltd., 7,451.85; Township of Howard, 221.04; G. U. Howell,
1,230.42; E. S. Hubbell & Sons, 1,504.70; G. M. Hubbell, 376.95; Ed. Hun-
singer, 326.21; Hunt & Nordstrom, 1,167.00; Norman W. Hunt, 171.00; H.
Hunter, 222.95; Corporation of Huntsville, 615.90; Huntsville Hardware,
269.66; Huntsville Planing Mills, 364.70; Huntsville Public Utilities Com-
mission, 296.99; H. W. Hurrell, 338.41; D. W. Hutchison, 100.16; Wm. D.
Hutchison, 578.00; Hydro-Electric Commission— Citv of Fort William, 278.50;
City of Niagara Falls, 4,204.35; City of North Bay, 478.40; Citv of Ottawa,
108.00; Town of Port Hope, 203.80; City of Sudbury, 327.68; Township of
Toronto, 369.75; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 17,473.34;
Hydro-Electric System — Township of Etobicoke, 1,504.68; Village of Port
Stanley, 632.39; Village of Smithville, 130.96; City of Toronto, 559.13.

Ibbotson, H., 115.70; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 256,871.28; Imperial Varnish & Color Co.,
Ltd., 13,943.08; Industrial Construction Co., Ltd., 1,612.50; J. S. Innes, Ltd.,
2,790.71; Instruments, Ltd., 218.40; Inter-County Sand & Gravel Co., 2,502.85;
International Harvester' Companv of Canada, Ltd., 12,126.46; Sim Ireland,
138.60.

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Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

Jackson, J. E., 650.93; W. L. Jackson, 1,408.22; Jack Jacobson, 1,148.85; F. H.
James, 829.46; Frank James Machine & Automotive Supply,393. 33; H. Jarvis,
211.80; A. Jelley, 523.30; Johnson & Bondy, 165.60; Johnson Bros. Co., Ltd.,
1,368.67; Hjalmar Johnson, 110.40; Johnson Lumber Co., 211.40; W. Johnson,
647.94; Johnson's Cartage, 396.00; Andrew Johnston & Son, 290.36; Johnston
Motor Sales, Ltd., 307.13; T. Johnston, 849.06; Johnston Welding & Radiator
Co., Ltd., 278.72; G. Jones, 307.50; Jones & Proctor Bros., Ltd., 35,733.74;
Harold Jory, 135.20; W. P. Judson, 781.66; A. E. Jupp Construction Co., Ltd.,
19,227.46; Jupp Motor Sales, Ltd., 250.31.

Kalbfleisch Bros., Ltd., 620.70; F. C. Kalbfleisch & Son, 369.68; Kallio & Jacobson,
842.70; Richard Kallio, 186.16; Wm. Kallio Hardware Co., 990.71; Kam
Motors, Ltd., 438.96; Kaministiquia Lumber Co., Ltd., 448.15; Clas Kamstra,
119.86; Keenan Fence Co., 4,370.00; P. A. Keenan, 1,209.10; A. L. Kelly,
1,177.81; E. A. Kelly, 1,540.35; Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd., 262.00; Village
of Kemptville, 112.65; W. Kennedy, 147.80; E. R. Kenny, 239.24; T. W.
Kenny, 1,171.67; Town of Kenora, 632.77; County of Kent, 447.50; Keyes
Supply Co., Ltd., 4,680.41; D. G. Kilgour, 126.00; Kilmer, Van Nostrand &
Co., 13,191.97; King Paving Co., Ltd., 1,020.88 (cr.); Kingsboro & Baxter,
316.46; City of Kingston, 2,132.71; Kingston Public Utilities Commission,
2,397.63; Kingston Road Lumber & Coal, Ltd., 739.88; Kingston Sand &
Gravel, Ltd., 1,624.40; Kirkfield Crushed Stone, Ltd., 4,715.11; Kirkland
Bearings & Parts Co., 111.10; Kirkland Lake Machine & Welding Works,
149.18; Kitchener Lumber Co., Ltd., 194.55; V. Kitching, 1,123.43; Wm. Klomp,
297.00; Knight's Garage, 137.20; J. E. Knox, 302.78; T. Koistenen, 139.70;
Chas. Kouppi, 354.14; A. Kovacs, 3,772.50; Jno. Kron & Son, 319.21; Leo
Kyle, 119.40.

Laaksonen, Eino, 100.20; P. Labarge, 162.45; Jno. Labatt, Ltd., 2,799.00; T.
Labelle, 125.75; Labombard Auto Electric, 310.75; W. J. Labow, 114.39; L.
Lachance, 178.30; J. A. Lacombe, 121.70; P. J. Lafleur, 133.60; Lafreniere
Bros., 2,009.32; J. L. Lahti, 195.39; Laidlaw, Belton Lumber Co., Ltd., 406.84;
D. Lajoie, 163.60; Lakehead Oil, Ltd., 1,072.38; Lakeview Lumber, Ltd.,
898.04; Alphonse Lambert, 103.05; Chas. Lambert, 106.35; County of Lambton,
141.25; Department of Lands and Forests, Ontario, 16,537.11; Langford Trans-
port, 1,924.97; Langmuir Paint Co., Ltd., 650.95; L. Langsford, 467.45; Theo. .
Laniel, 129.10; R. E. Law Crushed Stone, Ltd., 4,933.91; Leaside Electric,
392.63; E. Leblond, 104.10; Jno. Leckie, Ltd., 369.13; H. J. Leeder, 421.20;
Arthur S. Leitch Co., Ltd., 115.74; Mrs. J. H. Leng, 130.00; P. H. Lennon,
223.80; Lennox Construction Co., Ltd., 315.50; W. W. Leonard, 766.19; The
Levis', 233.40; Levy Auto Parts Co., 860.33; C. Lewis, 333.10; Wm. W. Lewis,
183.09; Alphonse Leydier, 385.25; Limestone Products, Ltd., 23,399.97; Lincoln
Electric Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,191.33; Lincoln Motors, Ltd., 113.44;
A. B. Lindsay & Co., 311.90; Lindsay & McCluskey, Ltd., 784.79; Town of
Lindsay, 806.82; Line and Cable Accessories, Ltd., 129.90; G. H. Linklater,
218.68; Town of Listowell, 730.65; E. Litt, 146.25; Litt's Garage, 143.50;
Walter Little, Ltd., 106.25; Livingston Stoker Sales Co., Ltd., 876.72; Lloyd
& Westwood Machinery Co., 317.97; Jos. A. Lobraico Co., 4,036.39; Wm.
Jas. Locke, 120.00; C. Lockhart, 337.50; London Concrete Machinery Co.,
Ltd., 264.47; London Foundry, 193.05; London Public Utilities Commission,
238.20; London Sand & Stone, Ltd., 1,693.10; London Structural Steel Co.,
Ltd., 120.59; A. E. Long, 459.02; J. G. H. Long, 565.21; Mary Long, 369.90;
Longfellow & Dick, Contractors, 126.90; V. H. Longstaffe, 1,317.22; Long
Lac Telephones, Ltd., 312.34; Lome Park Nurseries, Ltd., 9,134.53; A. Lothian,
1,990.16; J. Lott, 155.25; J. A. Lottridge and Son, 142.02; Alex Loucks, 278.80;
R. W. Lough. 200.00; W. J. Lougheed, 351.21; Lowe Bros. Co., Ltd., 1,063.16;
W. R. Lowery & Son, Ltd., 433 JO; Fred Lowes, 4,183.32; G. H. Lowry, 600.52;
Lundy Fence Co., Ltd., 596.51; W. T. Lundy, Sr., 122.24; Ralph Lutz, 133.75;
Lymburner Bros., 131.80; C. D. Lyon, 1,131.76; C. A. Lyons, 2,131.25.

Macarthur, J. K., 536.18; Macdonalds Consolidated, Ltd., 1,100.23; C. K. S
Macdonell, 1,219.69; D. W. Maclver, 449.85; Mackenzie, Milne & Co., Ltd.
136.16; Wallace A. Mackey, Ltd., 424.65; Mackie Equipment Co., 2,216.60
Maclachlan Lumber & Woodworking Co., 391.49; F. C. MacLean, 890.02
Hugh C. MacLean Publications, Ltd., 192.00; MacLean Lumber & Coal Co.
360.88; MacLeod Cockshutt Gold Mines, Ltd., 363.94; E. MacMillan, 124.90
Jas. MacNamara, 276.95; H. E. Macpherson, 858.75; Madole Hardware Co.
149.67; Maffey Machine & Boat Works, 135.53; Hugh C. Maguire, 848.57

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Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

H. Mahoney, 199.65; Jno. Maki, 298.17; Township of Malahide, 778.21; B. I.
Malmstedt, 1,328.31; A. R. Marceau, 828.92; Wm. Markus, 1,367.15; Jas.
Marquardt, 245.30; H. Marshall, 263.35; Marshall-Wells Co., Ltd., 282.48;
E. F. Marston, 1,255.79; A. Martin, 200.10; Amos C. Martin, 138.39; Martin
Bros. Lumber Co., 821.18; Martin Transports, Ltd., 660.98; Martin's Service,
104.00; Mascioli Construction Co., Ltd., 3,239.10; Masco Co., Ltd., 129.64;

A. Mason, 155.70; Mason, Foulds, Davidson & Kellock, 3,682.49; W. Mather,
243.50; J. Maw, 628.00; Herbert Maxwell, 176.20; I. McArthur, 306.80; W. J.
McAuliffe, 180.29; W. McCall, 102.50; T. V. McCarthy, 594.92; E. L. McColl,
352.35; McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., 46,316.96; Hugh McColl, 186.36;
McCollum Bros., 205.20; A. E. McConnell, 334.10; E. McCool, 1,022.34;
Margaret McCully, 372.00; W. J. McCully 553.95; McDermid & Kyle, Ltd.,
269.17; McDonald Bros., 1,485.58; P. J. McDonald, 924.30; A. L. McDougall,
1,645.56; A. R. McDougall, 1,020.84; C. A. McDougall, 361.65; J. J. Mc-
Fadden Lumber Co., Ltd., 744.30; H. J. McFarland Construction Co., 1,107.00;
McCibbon Lumber Co., Ltd., 166.42; McGinnis & O'Connor, 656.00; J. M.
Mclnall, 268.94; Mcintosh & Wells, 130.24; V. H. Mclntyre, Ltd., 101.62;

B. McKaig, 105.75; W. J. McKendry, 300.00; McKenny Service & Garage,
209.85; McKeough & Trotter, Ltd., 390.60; McKinley Hardware Co., 129.57;
P. McLaren, 1,335.13; McLean's Garage, Barrie, 221.90; McLean's Garage,
Matheson, 182.05; McLeod Garage, Ltd., 109.37; R. O. McLeod, 272.23;
McLeod & Son, 263.60; McManus Petroleums Ltd., 2,518.33; C. A. McNab,
858.39; McNamara Construction Co., Ltd., 481.14; T. A. McNeill, 1,630.10;
A. J. McPhail, 144.00; E. McPherson, 136.50; Town of Meaford, 360.88;
W. Mechan, 687.10; V. A. Medland, 1,088.84; J. Menard, 105.85; Wilfrid
Menard, 625.00; Mercier & Shirley, Ltd., 635.06; S. B. Merrill, 167.90; H. N.
Merritt, 1,088.27; Metallic Roofing Co., Ltd., 803.28; H. B. Metcalfe, 119.18;
Metropolitan Transport, Ltd., 229.02; L. Meyers, 116.60; Michipicoten Iron
Mines, Ltd., 160.24; E. Middleton, 140.40; Millard and Lumb, 944.39; B. S.
Miller, 526.50; E. Miller, 389.44; E. M. Miller, 105.19; R. Miller, 421.57;
H. A. Milligan, 124.00; A. M. Mills, 972.79; Mills Hardware Co., Ltd., 132.30;
Milne Coal & Supply Co., 227.50; Milne Spring Service, 114.10; Town of Milton,
940.50; Township of Minden, 350.00; J. Mitchell, 114.20; R. J. Mitchell, 313.31;
Town of Mitchell, 123.37; Model Fence & Incubators, Ltd., 434.00; Monarch
Battery Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 313.83; J. Montgomery, 201.35; J. E. Mont-
gomery, 3,299.44; C. H. Moore, 126.00; Chas. A. Moore Co., Ltd., 420.00;
D. Moore, 642.09; H. F. Moore, 233.70; H. J. Moore, 1,463.71; Moore-Mc-
Cleary, Ltd., 148.55; H. J. More, 1,485.98; Herbert Morris Crane & Hoist
Co., Ltd., 162.80; J. B. Morris, 130.95; Village of Morrisburg, 254.25; Russell
Morrison, 811.69; T. Mortenson, 330.80; W. G. Moulton, 1,320.00; Mount
McKay Feed Co., Ltd., 117.30; W. B. Mudie, 337.41; T. C. Muir, 800.99;
Chas. W. Mullett, l v 487.58; Municipal Spraying & Oiling Co., Ltd., 6,919.06;
Jas. Murphy Coal Co., 270.45; W. A. Murphy, 106.00; Alexander Murray
& Co., Ltd., 1,289.35; Murray Bros. Lumber Co., Ltd., 650.59; C. & D. Murray,
Ltd., 223.65; Muskoka Foundry, Ltd., 558.12; Muskoka Wood Manufacturing
Co., Ltd., 1,320.10; Jno B. Mustard Coal Co., 297.26; E. Myers, 108.15.

Nadon, Edward, 195.00; National Automotive Parts, Ltd., 1,224.67; National
Motors, Ltd., 1,925.12; National Sewer Pipe Co., Ltd., 4,784.76; T. Nesbitt,
175.44; D. C. Nevinger, 335.00; New Royal Hotel, 117.31; New York Central
Railroad, 6,316.56; W. S. Newman, 828.03; Newton's Coal & Wood, 202.06;
Niagara Cut Stone Co., Ltd., 129.53; Niagara Falls Bridge Commission,
8,638.87; City of Niagara Falls, 1,879.68; Niagara Falls Gazette Publishing
Co., 200.00; Niagara Packers, Ltd., 3,223.30; Niagara Parks Commission,
6,227.10; Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto Railway Co., 3,698.02; F. T.
Nichol, 956.12; T. Nicholls, 165.69; A. Nicholson, 904.90; A. S. Nicholson &
Son, Ltd., 433.64; Nicholson's Tire Surgery, 539.87; Oscar M. Nickel, 1,788.00;
W. R. Nickle, 1,442.20; Nipissing Paving & Spraying Co., Ltd., 9,235.64;
Non Skid Pavement, Ltd., 33,526.69; W. F. Noonan, 1,259.09; North American
Cyariamid, Ltd., 3,202.54; North American Lumber & Supply Co., Ltd.,
179.68; North Bay Auto Electric, 284.03; North Bay Auto Supply, 1,675.19;
North Bay Basket Co., 174.90; Sam North, 314.46; North Star Oil, Ltd.,
3,604.23; Northern Electric Co., Ltd., 5,471.70; Northern Foundry & Machine
Co., Ltd., 1,858.46; Northern Oil Co., Ltd., 438.00; Northern Ontario Power
Co., Ltd., 885.41; Northern Paint & Varnish Co., Ltd., 1,762.50; Northern
Telephone Co., Ltd., 2,065.46; Northern Wood Preservers, Ltd., 16,375.78;
Township of Norwich North, 399.90; Township of Norwich South, 220.00;
Emil Nvlund, Sr., 129.00.

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Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

Oakville Hardware, 169.20; R. O'Brien, 1,179.29; B. O'Connor, 390.65; C. O'Gor-
man, 1,519.51; J. W. Oksanen, 163.02; W. H. Oliphant, 277.78; Bert Olson,
119.60; Sam Onarheim, 132.48; Ontario Automobile Co., Ltd., 3,054.82; Ontario
Bridge Co., Ltd., 4,572.95; Ontario Minnesota Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd., 388.02;
Ontario Reformatory, Mimico, Industries, 734.00; Ontario Rock Co., Ltd.,
74,444.77; Ontario Sand Co., 141.60; G. W. Orchard, 164.43; H. Ormond,
322.15; A. B. Ormsby Co., Ltd., 218.29; H. Orr, 270.60; City of Oshawa,
884.71; Oshawa Public Utilities Commission, 1,224.78; Oshawa Railway Co.,
12,004.09; Osmose Wood Preserving Company of Canada, Ltd., 770.94;
City of Ottawa, 215.04; Ottawa Light, Heat & Power Co., Ltd., 200.62; Ottawa
Motor Sales, Ltd., 203.44; Owen Sound Public Utilities Commission, 152.74.

Packham, L., 151.10; B. Padget, 155.75; Palm Dairies, Ltd., 274.15; Elmer G.
Palmer, 8,560.86; J. W. Palmer Motors, Ltd., 1,007.10; L. Palmer, 462.75; R. A.
Panter, 327.21; A. E. Paradine, 825.00; J. Paris, 480.51; Municipality of Paris,
254.00; Parry Sound Public Utilities Commission, 158.25; D. R. Paterson,
1,826.84; Patterson & Crosthwaite, 450.19; Payette & Godin, 281.32; Chas.
Peacock & Son, 215.19; Olaf W. Pearson, 900.00; W. G. Pearson, 366.55;
Pedlar People, Ltd., 1,010.94; Pellow Hardware, 253.23; Town of Pembroke,
3,093.42; Penfold Motors, 346.50; B. Pennington & Son, 294.97; People's Tele-
graph & Telephone Co., 570.96; Pere Marquette Railway Co., 6,828.56; Per-
kins Implement & Motor Sales, 107.07; Aubrey Perry, 9,283.39; F. Perry,
578.57; J. A. Persson, 438.58; County of Perth, 175.00; Peter Bros., 110.13;
Peterborough Automotive Supply, Ltd., 2,131.02; Peterborough Lumber
Co., Ltd., 111.39; Peters' Garage, 145.13; W. A. Peters, 226.50; Jos. Peterson,
774.63; H. J. Petursson, 165.49; R. F. Petursson, 10,004.43; Jno. Phanenhour,
216.78; Phillips Electrical Works, Ltd., 142.20; H. R. Phipps, 1,370.10; G. L.
Pidgeon, 762.00; Maximilien Piette, 678.62; R. Pifer, 960.26; Chas. A. Pigden,
458.37; P. G. Piggott Lumber Co., Ltd., 411.46; Pineland Timber Co., Ltd.,
122.60; Pinks, Ltd., 130.64; Pioneer Construction Co., Ltd., 499.54; R. S.
Piper & Sons, 660.37; W. S. Piper, Ltd., 531.25; Jno. Pirson, 1,315.74; Antti
Pitkanen, 128.07; J. N. Pitts, 180.48; W. F. Plaunt, 1,026.48; Township of
Plympton, 380.00; Pollard Bros., 5,600.00; Wm. Pollock & Son, 1,883.83;
City of Port Arthur, 105.00; Village of Port Credit, 710.04; Postmasters,
2,625.60; J. Potter, 176.75; G. H. Potts, 104.58; Powell Equipment Co., Ltd.,
620.46; Town of Preston, 273.63; County of Prince Edward, 213.00; Pringle
& Booth, Ltd., 499.01; M. Proctor, 1,602.50; Chas. Prouty, 1,668.25; Provencher
Bros., 260.63; Provincial Gas Co., Ltd., 1,876.49; Provincial Police, Ontario,
1,633.18; Provincial Road Spraying & Contracting Co., Ltd., 947.35; C. H.
Prudhomme & Son, 3,682.25; Pryal & Nye, 792.67; Department of Public
Works, Ontario, 997.33; E. Pullan Wipers & Waste Co., Ltd., 104.50; Jas.
Purvis & Son, 325.00; Pyrene Manufacturing Company of Canada, Ltd.,
250.24.

Queenston Quarries, Ltd., 36,313.65; Queont Oil Products, Ltd., 593.09; P.
Quesnel, 101.20; B. Quinn, 363.50; H. P. Quinn, 107.50.

Rabb, A. H., 1,173.87; F. Radigan, 578.77; D. G. Ramsay, 1,205.89; W. Randall,
527.35; J. T. Ransom, 1,470.88; I. C. Rasberry, 633.99; Geo. Rathbone Lumber
Co., Ltd., 4,782.74; J. Frank Raw Co., Ltd., 605.75; Rayner Construction,
Ltd., 3,672.50; D. C. Rea, 349.80; R. Rea, 194.36; Receiver General of Canada,
875.03; G. N. Reddick, 133.05; Reed, Shaw & McNaught, 1,016.78; Reedy &
Cain, 319.86; Regnery Metals, 226.20; C. Reid, 349.40; Reliable Tire & Vul-
canizing Co., 480.90; Remus Bros., 301.50; Raymond Renaud, 116.32; Reo
Motor Company of Canada, Ltd., 6,582.42; J. Rettie, 111.20; J. E. Ribout,
575.07; Felix A. Ricard, 130.39; Richards-Wilcox Canadian Co., Ltd., 1,840.38;
Richardson Battery & Ignition Service, 518.92; Richardson, Bond & Wright,
Ltd., 109.25; J. E. Richardson, 847.58; R. E. Richardson, 1,118.46; Richmond
Building of London, Ltd., 960.00; E. Ricker, 125.40; C. Riddell, 1,599.55;
F. Riddell, 378.40; Riverside Garage, 105.24; C. W. Roach, 824.04; Roads
Resurfacing Co., Ltd., 2,390.14; F. R. Robertson, Ltd., 136.60; J. J. Robertson,
108.08; S. Robertson, 161.00; J. Robinson, 100.60; W. Robinson, 117.00; H.
Robitaille, 2,209.50; Robot Aligning and Spring Service, 380.82; Township
of Rochester, 143.88; Felix Rodberg, 460.80; J. G. Roger, 550.35; Alfred Rogers,
Ltd., 61,014.34; Elias Rogers Co., Ltd., 268.65; Roofers Supply Co., Ltd.,
5,534.42; J. M. Rosevear & Co., 193.40; Ralph Ross, 250.40; H. P. Roung,
182.65; N. Roung. 124.10; Routly Construction Co., Ltd., 1,220.48; H. T.
Routly Estate, 310.00; Wm. Rowan, 836.08; Royal Bank of Canada, 113.43;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F_29

King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

Rubberset Co., Ltd., 156.21; Victor W. Ruckle, 225.00; A. E. Rudd, 731.39;
Geo. Rumble Co., Ltd., 147.69; Russel Bros., Ltd., 131.32; R. S. Russell,
333.64; Russell, Willis & Crlspo, Ltd., 1,337.25; Ryan Contracting Co., Ltd.,
851.61; T. F. Ryan, 310.49; J. A. Rydall, 129.40.

S. and S. Auto Parts, 231.13; Sadler's Auto Electric, 527.88; F. St. Aubin, 225.02;
St. Catharines Auto Bodies, 155.22; St. Catharines Public Utilities Commis-
sion, 241.70; St. Remy Motor Service, Ltd., 267.14; St. Thomas Metal Signs,
Ltd., 60,942.32; Sault Ste. Marie Public Utilities Commission, 277.89; F. E.
Saunders, 835.95; J. A. Saunders, 140.45; W. L. Saunders, 1,269.38; C. Sawyer,
180.10; C. J. Sawyer, 369.39; Sawyer-Massey, Ltd., 11,652.65; Sawyer-Stoll
Lumber Company of Canada, Ltd., 492.67; Township of Scarborough Public
Utilities Commission, 2,036.14; Scarfe & Co., Ltd., 2,987.56; Schell Construc-
tion Co., 4,885.50; J. H. Schou, 864.13; John Schulz, 392.53; A. H. Schwenger,
505.00; B. Scott, 192.65; Jas. Scott, 215.08; Scott-Jackson Construction,
Ltd., 2,164.75; R. E. Sculthorpe Garage, 561.62; Scythes & Co., Ltd., 872.22;
J. Sears, 2,081.81; W. A. Seawright, 333.30; E. and E. Seegmiller, Ltd., 2,871.95;

E. Seguin, 183.55; Sellers & Rowan, 162.05; Jas. Sercombe & Sons, Ltd., 656.25;

F. Seymour, 162.00; Shaw Construction, 948.85; E. Shaw, 174.39; H. Shaw,
238.57; Shell Oil Company of Canada, Ltd., 53,874.06; Russell A. Shelton,
250.00; Sheridan Nurseries, Ltd., 1,334.20; Sherman Contracting Co., Ltd.,
1,250.00; Sherman & Hubbell, 1,306.25; Sherwin-Williams Company of Canada,
Ltd., 134.77; Sherwood Municipal Telephone System Corp., 113.19; J. Shields,
199.75; W. Shiells, 1,109.48; K. H. Siddall, 1,551.18; L. A. Sidney, 189.31;
A. Silverman & Sons, 1,680.00; Town of Simcoe, 675.68; T. S. Simms & Co.,
Ltd., 145.11; Chas. Simpson, 120.00; S. L. Simpson, 175.00; F. Lyle Sims,
120.00; H. P. Sisson, 666.80; H. Sisterson, 217.90; J. P. Skene, 2,762.94; Frank
Slater, 505.29; N. Slater Co., Ltd., 189.10; D. L. Smith, 163.35; E. Smith,
1,577.69; E. D. Smith & Sons, Ltd., 523.95; G. E. Smith, 714.67; H. S. Smith,
925.23; Smith & Mitchell, 823.61; N. Smith Belting Works, Ltd., 118.20;
R. B. Smith, 628.39; R. J. Smith, 960.00; W. B. Smith, 167.79; C. Smythe,
Ltd., 10,802.44; Township of Somerville, 223.50; W. A. Somerville, 218.10;
Wm. Lyon Somerville, 1,100.00; Soo Garage, 297.98; Southern Ontario Tele-
phone Co., Ltd., 198.68; L. Spence, 202.30; G. H. Spratt, 487.55; Springer
& Beatty, 178.85; Miles Springer, 164.00; Srigley Motor Sales, 130.49; Bert
Stacey Motors, Ltd., 508.72; Stamford Lumber Co., 608.20; Stamford Public
Utilities Commission, 878.84; Township of Stamford, 1,057.96; Standard
Motor Replacements, Ltd., 1,204.48; Standard Paint & Varnish Co., Ltd.,
133.65; Standard Paving, Ltd., 225.67; Steel Company of Canada, Ltd., 7,264.76;
A. Stephenson, 154.66; Stephenson & Lent, 152.27; W. A. Stephenson & Son,
143.92; Jos. Stere, 160.00; Sterling Construction Co., Ltd., 4,647.94; Stevens
Auto Electric, 244.91; Jack Stewart, 252.12; John Stewart, 160.10; L. Stewart,
343.30; M. Stewart, 138.70; Stirling-Dynes, 189.80; G. Stockdale, 1,369.66;
Donald Stonehouse, 165.00; N. G. Stoner Estate, 105.00; Amos Storey, 437.15;
C. L. Storey, 1,248.70; O. L: Storm, 100.00; Storms Contracting Co., Ltd.,
408.00; R. F. Strain, 1,177.28; Mary Strano, 1,020.00; Stratford Public Utility
Commission, 154.82; A. Strom, 367.73; R. O. Sturdy, 616.54; City of Sudbury,
333.70; Sudbury Construction & Machinery Co., Ltd., 662.16; Sudbury Oil
Co., 664.75; Sun Oil Co., Ltd., 9,953.11; A. Sunstrum, 243.15; Supertest Petrol-
eum Corporation, Ltd., 17,038.55; W. Sutherland, 889.48; H. H. Sutton &
Son, 4,030.31; E. Swan, 130.30; Edward Swanson, 133.24; Jas. Swift & Co.,
Ltd., 327.00; C. F. Szammers, 918.71.

Tackaberry, C, 1,591.11; A. H. Tallman Bronze Co., Ltd., 1,427.36; Edward
Tapp, 345.35; Jas. J. Taugher, 403.74; George Taylor Hardware, Ltd., 2,983.47;
Taylor Instrument Companies of Canada, Ltd., 121.12; K. Taylor, 301.00;
W. Taylor, 392.95; J. Teasdale, 161.25; Township of Teck, 548.64; Temiskaming
& Northern Ontario Railway, 5,919.02; Temiskaming & Northern Ontario
Railway's Telegraph, 142.51; C. E. Tench, 794.74; Tennant's Transfer &
Storage, 153.76; F. H. Teskey, 132.92; Thayers, Ltd., 2,000.48; W. L. Therrien,
152.75; Thexton Machine Works, 100.21; Thompson Construction Engineering
Co., Ltd., 167.54; J. O. Thompson, 354.79; Thompson & Smith, Ltd., 608.28;
W. Roy Thompson, 309.69; Frank Thomson, 461.25; G. D. Thomson, 789.26;
W. H. Thomson, 701.18; W. J. Thomson, 897.40; Thornhill Golf & Country
Club, 315.00; R. Throop, 103.22; Tide Water Oil Company of Canada, Ltd.,
3,095.57; Township of Tilbury East, 132.80; Township of Tilburv North,
190.00; Town of Timmins, 129.96; Tire Chains & Accessories, Ltd., 1,438.71;
Township of Tisdale, 5,074.00; Tolton's Garage, 108.75; T. Tomlinson Foundry

F30 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

King's Highways, etc. — Continued

Materials, Supplies, Travelling Expenses, etc. — Continued

Co., Ltd., 974.24; Tompkins' Hardware, 1,289.91; Toms' Garage, 145.59;
A. L. Torgis & Sons, 410.27; Toronto Auto Glass Co., 194.13; Toronto, Hamilton
& Buffalo Railway Co., 3,643.35; Toronto Transportation Commission, 5,438.59;
Towland Construction Co., Ltd., 26,262.00; Cliff Towle, 133.43; H. A. Tre-
gaskes, 712.42; Trout Creek Lumber Co., 501.14; H. Truax, 1,797.60; E. Truchon,
256.40; Truck & Tractor Equipment Co., Ltd., 329.54; Trudel Hardware
Co., 107.01; Truscon Steel Company of Canada, Ltd., 789.89; G. Turnham,
189.35; H. Turnham, 273.15.

Underwood Elliott Fisher, Ltd., 250.65; Union Garage, 458.23; Union Gas Com-
pany of Canada, Ltd., 631.28; United Auto Parts (Sudbury), Ltd., 906.04; United
Farmers Co-Operative Co., Ltd., 429.00; Universal Auto Electric, 207.13;
Universal Ignition and Battery Co., 1,038.03; Uptown Tire and Battery Ser-
vice, 127.25.

Vallance, Brown & Co., Ltd., 3,416.43; Jas. A. Vance, 20,802.03; S. Vankoughnett,
267.40; Van Luven Bros., Ltd., 341.33; Vanstone Motors, Ltd., 655.58; Margaret
Varin, 900.00; Vaughan Seed Co., 1,301.98; L. Veira, 156.20; R. J. Vigrass,
496.40; Frank Villeneuve, 113.70; Visco Petroleum Products, Ltd., 465.91;
W. J. Vollett, 102.50.

Wakami Lumber Co., Ltd., 116.08; C. C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd., 415.80; Clifford
Walke, 252.90; Walker Bros., 2,676.68; M. Walker, 469.20; W. Walker, 230.99;
Wall Chemicals Canadian Corporation, Ltd., 279.40; Jas. E. Wall, 176.27;
Gordon L. Wallace, 800.00; J. A. Wallace, 142.25; W. Wallace, Jr., 682.15;
Town of Wallaceburg, 2,153.45; Walter Motor Trucks of Canada, Ltd., 1,172.02;
W. C. Warburton & Co., Ltd., 1,252.26; G. E. Ward, 1,452.18; Chas. Warnock
& Co., Ltd., 2,173.97; Warren Bituminous Paving Co., Ltd., 6,637.95; County
of Waterloo, 1,123.75; Township of Waterloo, 350.75; Waterous, Ltd., 1,016.85;
A. J. Watkinson, 125.04; E. Watson, 308.00; R. G. Watson, 512.01; Watson
Spring Co., Ltd., 224.21; Roy Wattam, 106.00; Watters Bros., 221.50; R. L.
Way, 629.55; J. C. Waymouth, 121.90; F. P. Weaver Coal Co., Ltd., 220.81;
Edward Webb & Sons (Canada), Ltd., 3,367.65; Henry George Webber, 162.39;
Webber Machine Co., 1,204.16; C. W. Webster, 1,150.16; R. Webster, 132.34;
H. Weeks, 225.00; Welch & Johnston, Ltd., 286.94; Welland Crushed Stone
Co., Ltd., 2,210.01; Curtis Wells, 646.75; Wells & Emmerson, 788.81; Wells
Hardware Co., Ltd., 481.74; J. E. Wells, 222.00; Welsh Lumber Co., Ltd.,
2,842.49; West End Garage, 104.65; Western Engineering Service, Ltd., 210.01;
W. Westlake, 1,359.19; Jos. H. Whalen, 222.83; Wheel & Brake Service, 446.21;
Wheel & Rim Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,980.86; J. K. Wheeler, 926.00;
C. E. Whicher, Ltd., 2,318.25; Whitby Public Utility Commission, 280.16;
White Co., Ltd., 182.88; Edgar C. White, 134.09; G. White, 165.28; George
White & Sons Co., Ltd., 280.63; White & Thomas, 1,153.22; White's Hard-
ware, Ltd., 788.91; P. L. Whitley, 1,501.68; J. M. Whitmarsh, 101.40; Town-
ship of Whitney, 399.85; M. Whyte, 104.60; L. Wilcox, 114.60; L. C. Wild,
188.04; Wilkinson-Kompass, Ltd., 744.51; Mary Willet, 130.00; L. F. Williams,
1,182.71; C. Williamson, 115.79; P. Willis, 621.92; Township of Willoughby,
2,259.20; H. L. Wilson, 189.50; M. Wilson & Sons, 226.69; Wilson Motor Bodies,
Ltd., 1,128.59; Wilson Publishing Company of Toronto, Ltd., 448.00; Village
of Winchester, 160.35; A. E. Wing, 125.00; J. T. Wing & Co., Ltd., 360.20;
Corporation of Wingham, 166.03; Robt. H. Wither, 100.00; Wood, Alexander
& James, Ltd., 364.18; D. E. Wood, 137.49; G. H. Wood & Co., 147.50; Wood-
bridge & Vaughan Telephone Co., Ltd., 156.99; E. F. Woodcock, 522.84; L. W.
Woodruff, 280.86; K. G. Woodford, 361.68; D. Woods, 173.45; Woodwire
Fence Co., Ltd., 910.00; Woolrich & Clark, 137.72; A. Workman & Co., Ltd.
157.30; Workmen's Compensation Board, 81,526.87; A. V. Wright, 236.00;
E. Wrightman, 678.45; Wynne-Roberts, Son & McLean, 1,578.74.

Yakabuski, F., 371.92; H. Yenko, 408.40; C. Yeomans, 493.63; Township of
North York, 600.85; W. R. Young, 164.50; Yundt Bros., 6,867.88; Wm. Yundt,
2,749.75.

Zadow, Rudolf, 105.00; N. Zuck, 105.00.

Staff overtime meals, 69.00; Accounts under $100, 97,777.83.

Total 3,440,919 09

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F 31

King's Highways, etc. — Continued

King's Highways and Development Roads.$ 15,335,902 19

Less Refunds (see page F 11) 340,001 89

$14,995,900 30

Equipment Branch 60,175 11

Less Refunds (see page F 11; 28,368 87

31,806 24

Net Expenditure King's Highways and Development

Roads $15,027,706 54

MUNICIPAL ROADS BRANCH

Subsidies

County Roads ($1,610,752.54)

Counties of:

Brant, 40,096.13; Bruce, 45,823.98.

Carleton, 60,772.26.

Dufferin, 19,208.17.

Elgin, 41,756.78; Essex, 40,339.43.

Frontenac, 32,500.00.

Grey, 59,654.57.

Haldimand, 38,500.76; Halton, 29,762.23; Hastings, 32,691.67; Huron, 43,956.85

Kent, 62,009.50.

Lambton, 33,763.44; Lanark, 25,974.34; Leeds and Grenville, 40,570.53; Lennox

and Addington, 21,500.00; Lincoln, 33,630.51.
Middlesex, 61,866.43.

Norfolk, 57,061.94; Northumberland and Durham, 37,740.95.
Ontario, 36,037.99; Oxford, 41,728.24.
Peel, 29,773.92; Perth, 27,101.24; Peterborough, 33,252.70; Prescott and Russell,

47,450.46; Prince Edward, 29,119.35.
Renfrew, 31,703.06.

Simcoe, 46,412.53; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 71,744.74.
Victoria, 36,236.48.
Waterloo, 51,875.90; Welland, 34,128.21; Wellington, 63,328.85; Wentworth,

55,029.55.
York, 116,648.85.

Total 1,610,752 54

Township Roads and Indian Reserves ($1,978,728.19)
Townships of:

Adelaide, 2,003.27; Adjala, 4,521.54; Admaston, 2,499.32; Adolphustown, 714.04;
Albemarle, 5,379.57; Albion, 6,479.75; Aldborough, 4,841.98; Alfred, 1,803.82;
Algona North, 421.25; Algona South, 1,791.64; Alice and Fraser, 2,076.42;
Alnwick, 1,038.98; Amabel, 2,882.09; Amaranth, 4,163.40; Ameliasburg,
2,963.67; Ancaster, 3,728.19; Anderdon, 3,365.68; Anson and Hindon, 405.41;
Armour, 3,066.23; Armstrong, 2,309.49; Arran, 3,331.16; Artemesia, 4,675.94;
Arthur, 4,491.00; Ashfield, 5,846.26; Asphodel, 2,196.66; Assiginack, 1,405.72;
Athol, 1,499.72; Atwood, 3,224.03; Augusta, 4,350.00.

Bagot and Blythfield, 1,185.61; Baldwin, 1,275.00; Balfour, 2,813.29; Bangor,
Wicklow and McClure, 3,208.67; Barrie, 1,595.20; Barrie Island, 472.79; Barton,
2,439.96; Bastard and Burgess South, 2,614.43; Bathurst, 1,873.87; Bayham,
7,475.36; Beckwith, 1,500.00; Bedford, 2,625.00; Belmont and Methuen,
3,655.45; Bentinck, 4,161.38; Bertie, 11,736.06; Beverly, 4,750.00; Bexley,
1,808.96; Biddulph, 2,426.52; Billings, 1,332.50; Binbrook, 1,982.64; Bland-
ford, 2,298.48; Blanshard, 1,959.93; Blenheim, 4,189.86; Blezard, 2,496.17;
Blue, 1,168.91; Bonfield, 2,601.63; Bosanquet, 4,856.72; Brant, 2,637.22;
Brantford, 13,397.78; Brethour, 2,974.18; Brighton, 3,722.51; Brock, 3,966.50;
Bromley, 1,440.00; Brooke, 3,545.59; Brougham, 2,878.73; Bruce, 3,358.69;
Brudenell and Lyndoch, 3,584.03; Brunei, 1,550.28; Bucke, 2,104.41; Burford,
6,774.82; Burgess North, 503.84; Burleigh and Anstruther, 1,602.53; Burpee,
480.97.

Caistor, 2,552.28; Caldwell, 2,777.63; Caledon, 6,225.70; Caledonia, 1,287.03;
Calvert, 2,386.34; Calvin, 2,798.12; Cambridge, 2,743.46; Camden, 7,016.62;
Camden East, 3,648.42; Cameron, 2,424.37; Canboro, 1,399.38; Cape Croker

F32 , PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Subsidies — Continued

Township Roads, etc. — Continued

Indian Reserve, 1,456.00; Caradoc, 3,506.44; Caradoc Indian Reserve, 425.88
Carden, 2,385.41; Cardiff, 1,498.55; Cardwell, 879.86; Carling, 3,271.92
Carlow, 2,113.59; Carnarvon, 1,072.50; Carrick, 4,176.32; Cartwright, 3,705.19
Casey, 3,133.82; Casimir, Jennings and Applebv, 2,541.32; Cavan, 5,563.51
Cayuga North, 3,715.94; Cayuga South, 1,777.77; Chaffey, 2,086.97; Chamber-
lain, 2,573.49; Chandos, 3,500.00; Chapleau, 2,400.00; Chapman, 1,767.55
Chappie, 3,814.90; Charlottenburgh, 4,157.31; Charlotteville, 4,500.00; Chat-
ham, 24,605.85; Chinguacousy, 7,153.80; Chisholm, 3,922.56; Christie, 943.40
Clarence, 3,640.60; Clarendon and Miller, 2,758.76; Clarke, 4,226.06; Clinton
■ 3,672.99; Cockburn Island, 455.00; Colborne, 2,573.78; Colchester North
5,492.18; Colchester South, 4,858.56; Coleman, 2,086.72; Collingwood, 3,711.85
Conmee, 2,334.27; Cornwall, 5,746.87; Cosby and Mason, 1,338.71; Cramahe
4,178.81; Crosby North, 2,301.00; Crosby South, 1,789.00; Crowland, 8,542.12
Culross, 3,428.71; Cumberland, 4,475.70.

Dack, 1,847.43; Dalhousie and North Sherbrooke, 1,388.99; Dalton, 1,648.45;
Darling, 1,103.02; Darlington, 5,634.46; Dawn, 10,082.20; Day and Bright
Additional, 1,332.03; Delaware, 1,379.85; Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby, 2,162.50;
Derby, 2,064.69; Dereham, 8,274.35; Dilke, 1,196.83; Dorchester North,
4,723.49; Dorchester South, 2,207.65; Douro, 3,410.78; Dover, 12,473.08;
Dowling, 749.79; Downie, 3,530.10; Draper, 1,612.91; Drummond, 1,542.49;
Drury, Denison and Graham, 1,027.06; Dumfries North. 3,778.67; Dumfries
South, 3,356.76; Dummer, 3,884.34; Dungannon, 2,544.50; Dunn, 1,344.86;
Dunwich, 4,622.23; Dymond, 2,037.75; Dysart, Dudley, et al, 9,634.92.

Easthope North, 2,564.15; Easthope South, 1,839.62; Eastnor, 3,701.86; Edwards-
burgh, 3,239.82; Egremont, 3,035.60; Ekfrid, 3,369.63; Elderslie, 3,813.59;
Eldon, 4,255.77; Elizabethtown, 3,939.51; Ellice, 4,515.55; Elma, 4,598.79;
Elmsley North, 900.00; Elmsley South, • 737.33; Elzevir and Grimsthorpe,
1,109.22; Emily, 3,920.15; Emo, 4,154.55; Enniskillen, 5,074.17; Ennismore,
874.02; Eramosa, 4,810.24; Erin, 4,759.96; Ernesttown, 3,804.07; Escott Front,
583.90; Esquesing, 7,500.00; Essa, 6,589.83; Etobicoke, 7,049.80; Euphemia,
4,825.98; Euphrasia, 3,824.32; Evanturel, 2,105.15.

Faraday, 2,416.28; Fenelon, 4,579.80; Ferris East, 2,251.28; Ferris West, 999.75;
Field, 501.12; Finch, 3,092.46; Fitzroy, 3,603.70; Flamboro East, 5,511.53;
Flamboro West, 3,248.59; Flos, 4,707.33; Foley, 2,665.96; Franklin, 2,672.14;
Fredericksburgh North, 1,365.79; Fredericksburgh South, 1,415.50; Freeman,
449.72; Fullarton, 3,598.34.

Gainsboro, 4,190.57; Galway and Cavendish, 2,240.00; Garafraxa East, 1,655.73;
Garafraxa West, 3,129.01; Georgina, 2,737.22; Gibson Indian Reserve, 44.00;
Gillies, 2,554.36; Glackmeyer, 5,381.89; Glamorgan, 1,033.04; Glanford,
5,518.94; Glenelg, 4,732.05; Gloucester, 16,706.92; Goderich, 2,706.62; Gordon
and Allan, 965.67; Gosfield North, 3,132.23; Gosfield South, 1,819.32; Goulburn,
2,471.71; Gower North, 1,728.31; Gower South, 2,615.05; Grantham, 8,669.84;
Grattan, 1,950.00; Greenock, 3,499.59; Grey, 3,709.62; Griffith and Mata-
watchan, 1,130.86; Grimsby North, 3,167.17; Grimsbv South, 3,460.03; Guelph,
3,404.22; Gwillimbury East, 4,468.31; Gwillimbury North, 5,343.96; Gwillim-
bury West, 2,995.14/

Hagar, 2,120.93; Hagarty and Richards, 3,372.75; Hagerman, 1,655.74; Haldi-
mand, 4,464.49; Hallam, 1,310.84; Hallowell, 2,440.89; Hamilton, 6,928.26;
Hanmer, 1,890.00; Harley, 2,629.37; Harris, 2,495.06; Harvey, 1,976.87; Har-
wich, 8,820.85; Hawkesbury East, 2,288.59; Hawkesbury West, 688.09;
Hay, 2,996.66; Head, Clara and Maria, 435.40; Hibbert, 2,609.68; Hilliard,
3,346.03; Hillier, 3,258.88; Hilton, 910.64; Himsworth North, 2,493.46; Hims-
worth South, 3,055.60; Hinchinbrooke, 2,125.18; Holland, 2,944.23; Hope,
4,494.32; Horton, 786.62; Houghton, 2,857.85; Howard, 4,967.47; Howe,
312.92; Howick, 4,815.32; Howland, 1,556.57; Hudson, 1,801.13; Hullett,
3,578.57; Humberstone, 6,365.20; Humphrey, 3,730.21; Hungerford, 2,946.00;
Huntingdon, 1,795.72; Huntley, 1,320.27; Huron, 6,544.55.

Innisfil, 7,987.32.

Jaffray and Melick, 1,364.44; Jocelyn, 349.96; Johnson, 1,260.66; Joly, 708.38.

Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham, 2,050.71 ; Kennebec. 2,949.66; Kenyon, 3,294.18;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS F 33

Subsidies — Continued

Township Roads, etc. — Continued

Keppel, 4,115.65; Kerns, 3,545.19; Kettle Point Indian Reserve, 231.40; Kin-
cardine, 7,437.78; King, 11,957.04; Kingston, 3,227.10; Kinloss, 2,415.96;
Kitley, 2,796.97; Korah, 4,907.50.

Laird, 1,952.35; Lanark, 2,750.00; Lancaster, 3,762.07; Lavallee, 3,847.15; Lavant,
1,501.45; Laxton, Digby and Longford, 2,045.09; Leeds and Lansdowne Front,
3,461.62; Leeds and Lansdowne Rear, 1,292.63; Limerick, 1,400.67; Lindsav,
4,392.55; Lobo, 3,500.00; Lochiel, 2,849.36; Logan, 4,682.33; London, 9,721.19;
Long Point Provincial Park, 742.34; Longueuil, 1,459.99; Loughborough,
2,940.00; Louth, 6,671.71; Luther East, 1,635.75; Luther West, 2,453.68;
Lutterworth, 1,601.91.

Macaulay, 1,136.74; Macdonald, Meredith and Aberdeen, 2,082.50; Machar,
2,918.83; Machin Municipality, 8,464.63; Madoc, 2,322.00; Maidstone, 6,012.55;
Malahide, 4,008.52; Maiden, 2,627.56; Manvers, 3,888.64; Mara, 3,993.00;
March, 1,044«37; Mariposa, 4,350.20; Markham, 9,947.01; Marlborough,
2,750.00; Marmora and Lake, 2,064.15; Martland. 1,736.97; Maryborough,
4,159.75; Marysburg North, 2,078.22; Marysburg, South, 1,750.10; Matche-
dash, 1,600.00; Matilda, 3,873.91; Mattawan, .1,200.00; Mayo, 1,466.26;
McCrosson and Tovell, 1,598.58; McDougall, 6,338.11; McGillivray, 4,472.96;
Mclrvine, 1,465.41; McKellar, 1,606.41; McKillop, 2,145.30; McKim, 7,382.72;
McLean, 687.02; McMurrich, 1,640.99; McNab, 3,430.60; Medonte, 7,062.71;
Medora and Wood, 8,695.06; Melancthon, 4,705.60; Mersea, 5,944.25; Met-
calfe, 2,949.98; Middleton, 3,212.82; Minden, 1,544.28; Minto, 3,501.25;
Monaghan North, 3,128.14; Monaghan South, 1,503.94; Monck, 3,861.31;
Monmouth, 1,041.16; Mono, 5,750.00; Montague, 1,419.79; Monteagle and
Herschel, 4,210.53; Moore, 4,906.24; Moravian Indian Reserve, 95.56; Morley,
2,971.36; Mornington, 3,000.00; Morris, 2,704.20; Morrison, 1,436.84; Morson,
645.80; Mosa, 2,929.50; Moulton, 2,400.05; Mountain, 4,738.27; Mud Lake
Indian Reserve, 100.00; Mulmur, 9,590.05; Murray, 2,735.41; Muskoka,
2,070.72.

Nairn, 519.50; Nassagaweya, 3,991.10; Neebing, 8,880.22; Neelon and Garson,
3,910.21; Nelson, 5,000.00; Nepean, 13,000.00; New Credit Indian Reserve,
1,149.95; Niagara, 6,000.00; Nichol, 2,009.20; Nipigon, 1,726.63; Nipissing,
2,242.43; Nissouri East, 5,600.00; Nissouri West, 3,980.05; Normanbv, 2,711.97;
Norwich North, 3,218.44; Norwich South, 3,141.34; Nottawasaga,' 6,204.27.

Oakland, 486.77; Oakley, 1,037.34; O'Connor, 3,192.95; Olden, 2,411.18; Oliver,
2,880.48; Oneida, 2,736.77; Onondaga, 1,899.23; Ops, 5,603.33; Orford, 3,694.27;
Orillia, 7,800.00; Oro, 4,378.43; Osgocde, 6,322.13; Osnabruck, 3,994.18; Oso,
2,607.66; Osprey, 6,908.45; Otonabee, 4,363.95; Oxford East, 3,811.60; Oxford
North, 2,199.29; Oxford West, 2,120.62; Oxford-On-Rideau, 2,957.18.

Paipoonge, 4,513.49; Pakenham, 1,498.64; Palmerston, Canonto North and South,
3,366.93; Papineau, 1,987.50; Parry Island Indian Reserve, 120.00; Peel,
6,916.91; Pelee Island, 2,041.83; Pelham, 4,249.06; Pembroke, 240.25; Percy,
3,896.85; Perry, 5,081.63; Pickering, 9,714.64; Pilkington, 3,891.50; Pittsburgh,
1,982.21; Plantagenet North, 2,370.85; Plantagenet South, 2,675.53; Playfair,
1,873.86; Plummer Additional, 1,534.16; Plvmpton, 5.973.03; Portland, 2,068.22;
Presqu'ile Park Commission, 527.94; Prince, 735.00; Proton, 3,408.55; Puslinch,
3,384.57.

Radcliffe, 2,185.34; Raglan, 2,025.00; Rainham, 3,893.63; Raleigh, 9,881.09; Rama
1,349.06; Rama Indian Reserve, 52.80; Ramsav, 2,695.55; Ratter and Dunnet'
2,457.04; Rawdon, 2,354.00; Rayside, 2,533.95; Reach, 3,998.87; Rice Lake
Indian Reserve, 113.74; Richmond, 2,834.93; Ridout, 600.36; Rochester
3,369.89; Rolph, Buchanan and Wylie, 2,124.40; Romney, 2,291 13- Ross'
1,496.39; Roxborough, 3,983.44; Russell, 5,243.93; Ryde, 870.27; Ryerson'
2,569.64.

St. Edmunds, 1,820.43; St. Joseph, 2,192.40; St. Vincent, 3,467.45j Salter May
and Harrow, 2,920.61; Saltfleet, 8,028.54; Sandfield, 769.58; Sandwich' East
4,519.87; Sandwich South, 2,873.12; Sandwich West, 4,415.08; Sarawak'
1,160.62; Sarnia, 5,905.76; Sarnia Indian Reserve, 206.70; Saugeen, 1 688 20-
Saugeen Indian Reserve, 295.55; Scarborough, 14,994.87; Schreiber, '750 00-
Scott, 3,250.00; Scugog, 429.31 ; Sebastopol, 1,167.26; Seneca, 4,739.50; Seymour'
4,556.09; Shawanaga Indian Reserve, 60.00; Sheffield, 2,710.89; Sheguiandah

F34 '_ PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Subsidies — Continued

Township Roads, etc. — Continued

Indian Reserve, 130.00; Sherbourne, 228.56; Sherbrooke, 422.84; Sherbrooke
South, 1,246.27; Sherwood, Jones and Burns, 2,167.76; Shuniah, 11,084.70;
Sidney, 3,618.59; Six Nations Indian Reserve, 7,998.87; Smith, 3,397.40; Snow-
don, 1,221.91; Sombra, 10,472.77; Somerville, 2,700.00; Sophiasburg, 2,602.66
Southwold, 5,905.40; Springer, 2,890.98; Stafford, 1,362.40; Stamford, 16,866.91
Stanhope, 1,322.74; Stanley, 2,835.04; Stephen, 2,248.33; Stephenson, 1,254.68;
Stisted, 1,201.00; Storrington, 2,289.11; Strong, 2,568.89; Sullivan, 3,556.62;
Sunnidale, 4,282.90; Sydenham, 4,459.31.

Tarbutt and Tarbutt Additional, 825.00; Tarentorus, 2,791.41; Tay, 6,000.00;
Teck, 4,559.98; Tecumseth, 4,871.14; Tehkummah, 934.52; Thessalon, 2,765.32;
Thompson, 528.75; Thorah, 2,169.54; Thorold, 9,748.92; Thurlow, 4,640.65;
Tilbury East, 5,611.97; Tilbury North, 2,957.93; Tilbury West, 3,070.54; Tiny,
7,196.54; Tisdale, 10,323.68; Torbolton, 1,725.00; Toronto, 15,501.00; Toronto
Gore, 2,041.26; Tossorontio, 3,283.05; Townsend, 7,260.18; Trafalgar, 3,714.68;
Tuckersmith, 1,802.34; Tudor and Cashel, 2,302.50; Turnberry, 1,740.92; Tyen-
dinaga, 2,455.06; Tyendinaga Indian Reserve, 874.00.

Usborne, 3,439.07; Uxbridge, 3,696.37.

Van Home, 907.55; Vaughan, 12,821.63; Verulam, 4,941.16; Vespra, 3,465.00.

Wainfleet, 6,019.66; Wallace, 2,258.23; Walpole, 7,189.17; Walpole Island Indian
Reserve, 550.00; Walsingham North, 3,700.00; Walsingham South, 3,409.66
Warwick, 3,904.79; Waterloo, 8,156.15; Waters, 1,504.74; Watt, 2,058.45
Wawanosh East, 1,848.89; Wawanosh West, 2,054.05; Wellesley, 6,045.47
West Bay Indian Reserve, 273.00; Westmeath, 2,554.94; Westminster, 8,471.05
Whitby, 3,744.50; Whitby East, 4,466.88; Whitchurch, 5,991.35; Whitney
4,318.76; Wicksteed, 300.74; Widdifield, 3,857.62; Wilberforce, 1,101.91; Wil
Hams East, 1,422.53; Williams West, 1,597.27; Williamsburg, 2,502.42
Willoughby, 2,363.46; Wilmot, 7,129.68; Winchester, 5,990.38; Windham,
4,731.26, Wolfe Island, 149.85; Wolford, 1,362.47; Wollaston, 2,796.33; Wood-
house, 4,000.00; Woolwich, 10,523.78; Worthington, 1,209.42.

Yarmouth, 6,057.57; Yonge Front, 1,130.49; Yonge Rear and Escott, 876.86;
York North, 17,609.42.

Zone, 2,906.26; Zorra East, 3,088.88; Zorra West, 4,894.75.

Total $1,983,867 74

Less Refunds 5,139 55

1,978,728 19

Statutory $18,838,178 76

SPECIAL WARRANT

Township of Mersea, re Cost of Pavement ($4,257.75)
Township of Mersea 4,257 75

Total Expenditure, Department of Highways $19,780,385 26

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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

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Salaries ($41,961.22)

Permanent:

H. D. McNairn Superintendent 5,500 00

H. B. Armstrong, 3,433.33; E. N. Beswick, 1,600.00; Z. Cliffe, 1,200.00; O. V.
Curtin, 369.56; T. W. Doyle, 950.00; J. Edwards, 2,750.00; J. Elliott, 1,300.00;
E. A. Fluker, 2,100.00; J. G. Gibbons, 2,650.00; O. B. Henry, 2,700.00; E. A.
Hinch, 1,500.00; E. H. Jackson, 1,533.33; J. S. Laird, 1,266.67; P. A. Lambert,
1,150.00; C. Richards, 3,533.33; A. W. Rogers, 725.79; G. N. Sheppard, 952.82;
W. J. Smelt, 2,000.00; E. F. Thompson, 1,200.00; T. C. Tinline, 1,866.67 40,281 50

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H. M. Cairns, 350.00; M. L. Limage, 105.55; M. H. Scheinert, 211.67; F. W.

Spencer, 1,012.50 1,679.72

Travelling Expenses ($2,300.59)

J. Edwards, 85.55; E. A. Fluker, 358.70; J. G. Gibbons, 411.42; O. B. Henry, 288.00;
H. D. McNairn, 586.02; C. Richards, 185.80; A. W. Rogers, 183.65; G. N. Shep-
pard, 66.38; F. W. Spencer, 55.67; T. C. Tinline, 79.40 2,300 59

Maintenance ($1,953.49)

King's Printer, 772.23; K. M. Pringle, 150.00; Retail Credit Co., Inc., 119.65; D. C.
Wells, 180.00; Car tickets, 40.00; newspapers and periodicals, 234.26; tele-
grams, 61.79; telephone, 167.67; accounts under $100, 227.89. . . . ". 1,953 49

Printing Annual Reports, etc. ($3,370.76)

King's Printer 3,594 15

Less Refunds: Various Provinces, share of cost of printing annual

statement blanks 223 39

3,370 76

Grant to Association of Superintendents of Insurance ($100.00) K

Association of Superintendents of Insurance 100 00

Cost of Living Bonus ($3,101.73)

Sundry Employees 3,101 73

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($14.39)

Postmaster, stamps purchased 14 . 39

Total Expenditure, Department of Insurance $52,802.18

PART H

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Main Office: page

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Industry and Labour Board 7

Apprenticeship Branch .- 7

Boiler Inspection " 8

Factory Inspection " 8

Board of Examiners of Operating Engineers 8

Minimum Wage Branch 9

Composite Inspection Branch 9

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Salaries ($39,414.05)

Permanent:

J. F. Marsh.... Deputy Minister 5,133 33

H. H. Alley, 2,000.00; W. W. Allison, 1,333.33; K. M. Byrnes, 2,433.33; H. E.
Davis, 1,600.00; A. J. Doerr, 512.70; O. Evans, 950.00; G. L. Fenwick, 1,000.03;
M. Findlay, 2,000.00; L. Fine, 5,066.67; B. F. Gatton, 893.75; A. D. Harpell,
2,066.67; J. Hutcheon, 2,866.67; O. C. Jennette, 1,500.00; M. I. Light, 261.29;
M. H. MacBride, 1,575.00; J. Fred. Marsh, 2,600.00; G. E. Mason, 1,333.33;
G. T. Murray, 1,633.33; R. Paseznik, 112.50; H. E. Simpson, 1,254.16; M. J.
Thomas, 1,266.67; H. C. Tolmie, 1,633.33; M. T. Waizman, 1,533.33; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 48.00 42,607 42

Temporary :

E. F. Bawtinheimer, 975.00; E. R. Bookalam, 1,050.00; W. L. Brusso, 237.90;

A. J. Doerr, 68.75 2,331 65

Total 44,939 07

Less: Transferred to War Emergency Vocational Courses,

Department of Education 5,525 02

39,414 05
Travelling Expenses ($6,705.17)

Hon. Peter Heenan, 550.00; Dept. of Lands and Forests, 137.50; G. L. Fenwick,
808.84; L. Fine, 2,595.96; J. Hutcheon, 2,886.02; O. C. Jennette, 1,321.63; J. F.

Marsh, 451.36; H. C. Tolmie, 1.50; Car Tickets, 2.00 8,754 81

Less: Refunded by Dominion Government 2,049 64

Maintenance ($4,962.04)

Bishop Realty, Ltd., 600.00; Gait Club, Limited, 2,400.00; King's Printer, 822.94;
George Patterson, 780.00; Public Utilities Commission, Gait, 196.78; Wm. Hcgg

Coal Co., Ltd., 556.55; Toronto Savings and Loan Co., 306.00; Telegrams,

383.98; telephone, 1,870.28; accounts under $100, 162.58 8,079 11

Less: Refunds:

Sundry Persons, rentals 1,091 51

Department of Agriculture, rentals, etc. 1,305 56
Transferred to War Emergency Training

Schedule "G" 720 00

3,117 07

6,705 17

4,962 04

General Stores— Purchase of Stationery, Printing, and Supplies
for all Branches ($5,649.77)

King's Printer Purchases, 1942-43 14,969 15

Less transferred to various branches 9,319 38

Stock on hand at March 31, 1943 5,649 77

Investigations, Library Publications, Journals, Subscriptions, etc. ($718.45)

King's Printer, 302.67; Accounts under $100, 415.78 718 45

Insurance Premium on Caisson Inspector ($231.55)
Crown Life Insurance Company 231 . 55

Advertising, Educational Work, Conferences, etc. ($994.30)

Canadian Federation of Labour, 100.00; Daily Commercial News, 150.00; The Labor

News, 100.00; Trades and Labour Congress of Canada, 270.00; Accounts

under $100, 374.30 994 30

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR H_7

Main Office — Continued

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and Other Accounts for Workmen Injured

in Government Work as Awarded by the Workmen's Compensation Board,

including Proportion of Administration Expenses ($430.50)

Workmen's Compensation Board 430 50

Cost of Living Bonus ($20,725.64)
Sundry Employees 20,725 64

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($43.12)

Postmaster, stamps purchased 947 61

Less: Refund of employees' contribution 538 01

Transferred to War Emergency Training Schedule "G". 366 48

904 49

43 12

Grants ($1,900.00)

National Labour Day Committee 100 00

International Labour Day Celebration Committee 300 00

American Federation of Labour Convention Committee 1,500 00

Total 81,774 59

Less: Distribution of Stationery Stock on hand from

1941-42 6,370 33

Main Office $75,404 26

INDUSTRY AND LABOUR BOARD

Salaries ($4,932.24)
Permanent:

J. C. Adams, 3,330.57; M. H. MacBride, 1,125.00; M. F. Mangan, 833.30; J. B.
Metzler, 291.71; E. J. Young, 416.66; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Con-
tribution re Enlistment, 60.00

Total 6,057 24

Less: Transferred to War Emergency Vocational Courses,

Department of Education 1,125 00

4,932 24

Maintenance ($338.19)

King's Printer, 271.17; Accounts under $100, 67.02 338 19

Industry and Labour Board $5,270 43

APPRENTICESHIP BRANCH

Salaries ($17,678.49)
Permanent:

S. Burgess, 1,500.00; A. M. Buscombe, 981.25; D. J. Columbus, 463.13; A. B. C.
Dennis, 1,666.67; L. F. Duffy, 375.00; N. Dzaman, 925.00; L. F. Hamilton,
724.30; F. J. Hawes, 2,800.00; I. M. Jackson, 825.40; J. R. Johnson, 2,100.00;
J. M. Lacev, 1,000.00; F. M. McPhail, 950.00; R. Sacrob, 1,050.00; W. Thorne,
2,100.00 17,460 75

Temporary:

E. W. MacMillan 217 74

Advisory Committees, Per Diem Allowances ($785.00)

A. Aubrey, 5.00; E. Ball, 24.00; B. Bowey, 24.00; H. Bruce, 16.00; M. Butler, 16.00;
W. C. Clermont, 16.00; D. Cuff, 4.00; G. Dustoor, 16.00; R. Furanna, 24.00;
A. Heatherwick, 255.00; P. C. Hollier, 4.00; W. N. Kent, 8.00; G. MacDonald,
40.00; W. B. Martin, 15.00; M. Millard, 24.00; W. Mirbach, 16.00; T. Mortimer,
32.00; M. Olsen, 8.00; I. Sales, 32.00; E. N. Shrier, 10.00; A. Smith, 88.00; C. B.
Stevenson, 4.00; J. E. Walker, 28.00; W. B. Wilson, 20.00; E. Worrall, 56.00. . . 785 00

H_8 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Apprenticeship Branch — Continued

Travelling Expenses ($2,968.58)

A. B. C. Dennis, 1,074.93; F. J. Hawes, 376.47; A. Heatherwick, 349.01; P. C. Hollier,
3.35; J. R. Johnson, 413.16; G. S. MacDonald, 23.70; E. Sharp, 296.45; W.
Thorne, 431.51 2,968 58

Maintenance ($2,174.57)

King's Printer, 1,945.47; Fraser & Company, 180.00; Accounts under $100, 49.10 2,174 57

Apprenticeship Branch $23,606 64

BOILER INSPECTION BRANCH

Salaries ($20,140.72)

Permanent:

J. N. Briggs, 2,600.00; H. Brown, 1,200.00; E. E. Charlton, 1,125.00; A. F. E.
Christie, 448.39; A. F. E. Grosart, 751.61; C. J. Parker, 2,033.33; D. M. Roberts,
1,600.00; N. Smith, 2,300.00; J. Stevenson, 2,100.00; F. Swarbrick, 2,400.00;
J. H. Templeton, 2,066.67 18,625 00

Temporary:

L. G. R. Roefs, 900.00; D. D. Speight, 615.72 1,515 72

Travelling Expenses ($5,165.69)

J. N. Briggs, 215.60; C. J. Parker, 1,755.15; N. Smith, 1,238.66; J. Stevenson, 41.53;

F. Swarbrick, 1,273.80; J. H. Templeton, 640.95 5,165 69

Maintenance ($1,333.53)

King's Printer, 1,010.03; Telegrams, 64.23; telephone, 133.55; accounts under

$100, 125.72 1,333 53

Boiler Inspection Branch $26,639 94

FACTORY INSPECTION BRANCH

Salaries ($7,864.07)
Permanent :

C. G. Gibson, 3,000.00; E. H. Gilbert, 1,833.33; L. M. Hanna, 1,075.00; M.

Haviland, 1,125.00; M. L. Jennett, 261.29 7,294 62

Temporary:

H. I. Bull, 172.50; H. I. Wilkinson, 396.95 569 45

Maintenance ($1,993.74)

King's Printer, 1,774.52; Office Specialty Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 122.88;

Accounts under $100, 96.34 1,993 74

Factory Inspection Branch $9,857 81

BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF OPERATING ENGINEERS

Salaries ($18,044.67)

Permanent:

R. A. Campbell, 250.00; W. G. Kent, 1,300.00; S. McComb, 1,300.00; M. A.
McCrary, 1,200.00; C. I. McGhie, 1,200.00; B. A. Mulvaney, 739.25; W. J.
Munro, 666.64; W. Robertson, 1,900.00; S. G. Rose, 2,400.00; W. J. Scott,
2,400.00; J. Sharp, 2,866.67; B. A. Warwick, 918.75; Public Service Superannua-
tion Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 53.36 17,194 67

Temporary:

O. J. Langley 850 00

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR

H 9

Board of Examiners of Operating Engineers — Continued
Travelling Expenses ($2,677.42)

B. A. Mulvaney, 104.95; W. J. Munro, 533.05; S. G. Rose, 685.56; W. J.Scott,

991.93; J. Sharp, 361.93 2,677 42

Maintenance ($4,656.08)

King's Printer, 4,609.48; Accounts under $100, 46.60 4,656 08

Board of Examiners of Operating Engineers $25,378 17

MINIMUM WAGE BRANCH

Salaries ($19,208.80)

Permanent :

G. Chambers, 2,550.00; R. M. Costello, 1,000.00; A. W. Crawford, 3,375.00;
P. Farmer, 2,168.01; M. A. Gallagher, 650.42; M. R. Heakes, 1,200.00; L. W.
Jinks, 1,150.00; M. E. Martin, 511.04; W. W. McKinlay, 2,850.00; R. Mearns,
1,219.37; E. W. A. O'Dell, 2,000.00; B. M. Sauriol, 699.96; T. V. Shea, 850.00;
M. Stephen, 2,000.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistment, 60.00 22,283 80

Temporary :

M. P. Holmi 300 00

Total $22,583 80

Less: Refund, Dominion Government 3,375 00

$19,208 80
Travelling Expenses ($1,372.48)

G. Chambers, 397.84; P. Farmer, 176.66; W. W. McKinlay, 140.32; E. W. A. O'Dell,

642.54; M. Stephen, 15.12 1,372 48

Maintenance ($1,197.02)

King's Printer, 1,070.18; Accounts under $100, 126.84 1,197 02

Minimum Wage Branch $21,778 30

COMPOSITE INSPECTION BRANCH

Salaries ($72,396.98)
Permanent :

R. Albrough, 2,200.00; C. M. Anderson, 1,031.25; W. H. Barrett, 2,133.33; W
Burns, 2,200.00; D. N. Campbell, 1,900.00; M. C. Campbell, 850.00; W. J.
Cheevers, 1,833.33; T. H. Donnelly, 1,900.00; D. M. Douglas, 1,833.33; F. W.
Ehmke, 1,683.33; G. L. Fenwick, 234.94; M. Ferguson, 1,500.00; W. C. Ferris
1,900.00; N. B. Garden, 1,533.33; M. Generaich, 925.00; G. G. Halcrow, 1,900.00
I. Hall, 925.00; H. T. Kelleher, 1,000.00; J. M. Kelly, 2,400.00; O. J. Kerr
2,000.00; J. A. Larocque, 1,833.33; L. Longthorne, 1,200.00; D. Marriott, 1,200.00
J. F. McAvoy, 1,833.33; M. M. McLaughlin, 950.00; B. Mills, 261.29; F. Mills
2,033.33; C. E. Needham, 2,133.33; J. R. Prain, 3,100.00; K. E. Reesor, 1,433.33
D. Scott, 1,933.33; E. Scott, 1,600.00; R. J. Shannon, 1,833.33; E. Sharp, 1,500.00
H. Stanley, 1,900.00; J. F. Stewart, 1,833.33; M. H. Switzer, 1,600.00; A. S
Thomson, 2,033.33; A. E. Turner, 2,000.00; C. K. Watt, 2,033.33; Public Service
Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 80.00

Temporary:

C. G. K. Cashore, 1,833.32; F. W. Ehmke, 150.00; G. O. Kelly, 697.50; M. H.
Kerr, 2,033.28; A. J. McGavin, 1,475.45

66,207 43

6,189 55

Travelling Expenses ($32,251.14)

Albrough, 917.15; W. H. Barrett, 731.19; W. Burns, 832.87; D. N. Campbell,
1,621.55; C. G. K. Cashore, 1,011.49; W. J. Cheevers, 1,099.25; T. H. Donnelly,
922.30; D. M. Douglas, 1,511.08; F. W. Ehmke, 437.69; G. L. Fenwick, 141.06;
M. Ferguson, 1,026.57; W. C. Ferris, 837.32; N. B. Garden, 566.41; C. G. Gibson,

H 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Composite Inspection Branch — Continued

Travelling Expenses — Continued

570.98; G. G. Halcrow, 1,159.30; J. M. Kelly, 1,000.71; M. H. Kerr, 1,037.17;
O. J. Kerr, 2,283.20; J. A. Larocque, 789.64; J. F. McAvoy, 770.50; A. J. McGavin,
331.53; F. Mills, 2,350.00; C. E. Needham, 400.98; J. R. Prain, 80.05; K. E.
Reesor, 732.68; D. Scott, 1,490.06; E. Scott, 213.52; R. J. Shannon, 1,759.61;
E. Sharp, 67.52; H. Stanley, 492.89; M. H. Switzer, 228.95; A. S. Thomson,
1,556.56; A. E. Turner, 1,875.15; C. K. Watt, 1,404.21 32,251 14

Maintenance ($3,238.36)

City of Windsor, 125.00; Fraser & Company, 336.00; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 157.55;
King's Printer, 886.05; A. O'Hara, 240.00; Seeley Systems Corporation, Ltd.,

730.00; Wright Lithographing Co., Ltd., 124.80; Telephone, 447.66; accounts

under $100, 191.30 3,238 36

Composite Inspection Branch $107,886 48

WAR EMERGENCY TRAINING ($335,200.34)
Summary

Schedule "A" — Apprenticeship Training 8,959 94

"D" — Farm Labour Recruitment 80 56

"G" — Aircraft Mechanics 562,674 46

Gross Expenditure 571,714 96

Less Refunds:

Dominion Government Repayments:

Schedule "B" 38.25

"D" 2,162 38

"G" 233,917 33

236.117 96

Sale of Materials— Schedule "A" 251 . 36

Rebate Sales Tax and unexpired Insurance

—Schedule "D" 127 35

Rebate of supplies returned — Schedule "G" 17 95

396 66

236.514 62

Net Expenditure 335,200 34

Details of Expenditure

Schedule "A" — Apprenticeship Training:

Trainees' Allowances 4,660 00

Trainees' Transportation 231 90

Instructors' Salaries 2,326 30

Supervisors' Travelling Expenses 49 31

Advisory Committee Building Trades Per Diem Allowances 400 00

Advisory Committee Travelling Expenses 75 00

Materials and Supplies 1,217 43

8,959 94

Trainees, allowances, 4,660.00; Trainees, transportation, 231.90; Instructors,
salaries, 2,326.30; Supervisors, travelling expenses, 49.31; Advisory Committee
Building Trades, per diem allowances, 400.00; Advisory Committee Building
Trades, travelling expenses, 75.00; Chadwick Electric Company, Ltd., 299.15;
Hudson Plumbing Supplies, Ltd., 194.56; Simpson Planing Mills Company, Ltd.,
253.70; Toronto Brick Company, Ltd., 153.20; Accounts under $100, 316.82 8,959 94

Schedule "D" — Farm Labour Recruitment:

Placement Officers' Travelling Expenses 3 03

Trainees' Transportation 14 . 70

Materials and Supplies 62 . 83

80 56

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR

H 11

War Emergency Training — Continued

Schedule "D" — Farm Labour Recruitment — Continued

Placement Officers, travelling expenses, 3.03; Trainees, transportation, 14.70;

Accounts under $100, 62.83

Schedule "G" — Aircraft Mechanics:

Trainees' Allowances 126,504 95

Trainees' Travelling Expenses 2,949 67

Instructors' and Office Salaries 235,179 28

Instructors' and Placement Officers' Travelling Expenses 2,723 25

Materials, Supplies and Miscellaneous 195,317 31

562,674 46

80 56

Trainees, allowances, 126,504.95; Trainees, travelling expenses, 2,949.67; In-
structors' and Office Salaries, 235,179.28; Instructors and Placement Officers,

travelling expenses, 2,723.25; Aitken & Son, 102.40; Ajax Distributing Co.,

Ltd., 787.63; Berry Bros., Inc., 121.57; Brantford Stationers, Ltd., 498.84; Canada
Machinery Corporation, Ltd., 16,229.75; Canada Sand Papers, Ltd., 115.50;
Canadian Germicide Co., Ltd., 448.93; Canadian Legion of the British Empire
Service League, 350.00; Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 104.64;
Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 330.14; Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd.,
136.71; Carlton Buildings, Ltd., 2,665.00; Carswell Hardware, 100.35; Dominion
Oxygen Co., Ltd., 145.88; Eastern Steel Products, Ltd., 239.85; Fraser
Hardware Co., Ltd., 2,250.45; Gait Board of Education, 1,839.68; Gore
District Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 321.59; P. W. Gardiner & Son, Ltd.,
352.53; Grieve Robinson Co., 159.80; Hammond's Plumbing Shop, 252.84;
Hannan Varnish Co., Ltd., 243.35; Hewitt Metals Corporation, Ltd., 119.85;
Hollinger Hardware, 518.94; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 167.09; J. C. Jaimet & Co., Ltd.,
203.04; King's Printer, 774.62; Leavens Brothers Air Services, Ltd., 257.86;
W. L. MacKenzie, 1,887.97; Mills Hardware Co., Ltd., 143.03; Morrow Screw
and Nut Co., Ltd., 190.80; Muir Coal Co., 1,615.03; National Sanitary Supply
Co., 13,168.00; Ontario Office Outfitters, Ltd., 639.15; Partners' Products Co.,
202.50; Public Utilities Commission, Gait, 5,358.12; W. I. Reid Co., 919.75;
H. E. Robinson, 100.00; Sheldon's, Ltd., 115.88; H. Spring & Sons, 167.15; Tait
& Kitchen, 159.97; G. H. Thomas & Son, Ltd., 345.76; Thomas Auto Supply,
337.56; Wall Chemicals Canadian Corporation, Ltd., 123.13; Weber Hardware
Co., Ltd., 208.40; J. C. Whitla, 874.00; Wholesale Radio Co., Ltd., 104.32;

Wood, Alexander & James, Ltd., 263.79; r artage, express and freight,

388.76; telephone, 869.31; postage, 205.00; accounts under $100,

2,638.30

Add: Amount transferred from Main Office, Maintenance, (see
page H 6), 720.00; Unemployment Insurance Stamps, (see
page H 7), 366.48; Deoartment of Education, Schedule "G"
(see page C 36), 133,366.32 134,452

428.221 66

80

Total $571,714

Less: Refunds (see page H 10) 236,514

562,674 46

War Emergency Training $335,200 34

STATUTORY
Minister's Salary ($8,*>00.00)

Hon. Peter Heenan,

8,000 00

SPECIAL WARRANT

Compassionate Allowance to Widow of the late Dr. W. D. Smith, Commissioner
of the Workmen's Compensation Board ($2,500.00)

Mrs. Dorothy Smith

2,500 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Labour $641,522 37

PART I

DEPARTMENT

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LANDS AND FORESTS

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Main Office: page

Salaries, Travelling Expenses, Maintenance, etc 7

Field Services:

Land and Recreational Areas Branch 8

Surveys Branch 9

General Offices:

Forest Protection Branch 10

Timber Management Branch 10

Field Operations:

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches Basic Organization 11, 12, 13

Extra Fire Fighting 12, 13

Scaling 12, 13

Rondeau Provincial Park 15

Ipperwash Beach Provincial Park 15

Clearing Townsites and Removal of Fire Hazards 16

Forest Research Branch 16

Air Service Branch 16

Reforestation and Conservation Branch:

General Office, Salaries 17

Field Operations 17

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Surveys Branch 18

Law Branch 19

Statutory 19

Special Warrants 19

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DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS

Hon. N. O. Hipel, Minister (Statutory, see page I 19;

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($92,626.73)
Permanent :

F. A. MacDougall Deputy Minister 5,833 33

Minister's Office:

E. Harrison, 733.33; M. L. Thornton, 650.00 1,383 33

Deputy Minister's Office:

M. C. Armitage, 1,241.67; H. Hayes, 1,241.67 2,483 34

Operation and Personnel Branch:

M. F. Angood, 325.00; R. N. Black, 1,766.67; F. M. Bray, 512.50; M. W.
Craddock, 600.00; A. J. Doerr, 358.06; A. R. Fenwick, 2,266.67; E. M.
Fleming, 400.00; R. E. Y. Gibbons, 300.00; E. G. Halliday, 991.70; G. W.
Harris, 2,066.67; G. Harris, 1,700.00; E. Harrison, 1,200.00; J. P. Kelly,
1,000.00; J. I. King, 807.72; E. A. Lockwood, 724.99; A. W. Love, 525.00;

B. W. Madigan, 230.42; E. McFarland, 375.00; M. E. Rawlinson, 325.00;
P. O. Rhynas, 4,000.00; E. F. Rooney, 325.00; J. D. Ross, 833.33; F. Samuels,
2,100.00; E. J. Sheridan, 1,300.00; M. I. Skinner, 400.00; G. E.'M. Stork,
1,300.00; J. B. Thompson, 3,316.67; M. E. Turner, 1,050.00; R. S. Young, .
1,133.33 32,233 73

Accounts Branch:

M. N. Adams, 1,100.00; J. Bald, 1,500.00; J. Bryson, 9.44; C. J. Clarke,
2,800.00; R. L. Clarke, 900.00; E. W. Cooper, 1,966.67; M. M. Craddock,
1,200.00; E. L. Davis, 650.00; L. G. Donald, 1,766.67; H. M. Gooderham,
300.00; E. G. Hallidav, 708.30; G. J. Hinton, 1,933.33; K. M. G. Killoran,
875.00; E. J. Logie, "275.00; S. Madill, 1,366.67; R. G. McFaul, 275.00;
J. G. McMillen, 3,333.33; S. D. Meeking, 2,300.00; T. A. Meredith, 1,200.00; S.
Mulholland, 1,833.33; C. E. Noble, 608.32; M. J. Peppiatt, 1,241.67; E. P.
Riches, 1,200.00; N. L. Rogers, 2,200.00; G. A. Saunders, 533.33; J. M.
Slattery, 800.00; H. A. Storey, 275.00; H. M. Webster, 400.00; M. M. Wilson,
1,021.95 34,573 01

Law Branch:

J. B. Metzler, 3,041.62; V. M. Molesworth, 1,433.33 4,474 95

Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments 148 01

Temporary:

Operation and Personnel Branch:

J. W. Barron, 250.00; F. M. Bray, 297.92; D. H. Cochran, 400.00; M. W.
Craddock, 250.00; R. E. Y. Gibbons, 550.00; V. E. Laurie, 487.50; E. J.
Logie, 203.63; A. W. Love, 300.00; E. McFarland, 163.71; R. G. McFaul,
250.00; V. E. Metzler, 162.50; E. F. Rooney, 140.32; J. D. Ross, 300.00;
M. I. Skinner, 347.78; D. J. Watson, 225.00 4,328 36

Accounts Branch:

V. C. Barker, 251.21; J. Brvson, 237.31; P. E. Duggan, 752.67; A. L. Heenan,
298.79; D. N. Lamont, 187.92; R. R. MacBean, 648.87; R. G. McFaul, 187.50;

C. M. O'Gorman, 975.00; D. E. Patterson, 975.00; G. A. Saunders, 133.33;

H. A. Storey, 500.00; H. M. Webster, 270.00 5,417 60

Law Branch:

F. J. Sullivan 1,751 07

Travelling Expenses ($3,438 90)

Hon. N. O. Hipel, 900.00; arrears, 1941-1942, 700.00; A. R. Fenwick, 155.57; B. P.
Foster, 1.15; G. J. Hinton, 37.65; J. G. McMillen, 98.78; F. A. MacDougall,
804.08; J. B. Metzler, 274.76; P. O. Rhynas, 466.91 3,438 90

r8 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Main Office — Continued

Maintenance and Operating ($45,792.50)

Acousticon Dictograph Company, Canada, Ltd., 394.01; Addressograph-Multi-
graph, Canada, Ltd., 1,416.15; T. Bruce, 100.49; Canadian General Electric
Co., Ltd., 2,982.15; Canadian Geographic Society, 790.40; Canadian Office &
School Furniture, Ltd., 393.03; Department of Highways, 485.47; T. Eaton
Co., Ltd., 219.12; A. S. Hustwitt, 632.50; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 2,983.70; King's
Printer, 27,241.66; D. V. Klein & Co., 282.45; National Cash Register Com-
pany of Canada, Ltd., 1,080.47; Office Specialty Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
706.90; Ontario Typewriter Co., 581.66; Remington Rand, Ltd., 1,248.96;
Sundry Newspapers, advertising, 1,715.88; Sundry Persons, meals re overtime,

683.76; Newspapers and periodicals, 85.28; telegrams, 453.35; telephone,

829.91 ; accounts under $100, 485.20 45,792 50

Moving Expenses of Officials ($477.07)

R. S. Carman, 95.95; H. W. Crosbie, 165.37; L. Hawkins, 50.00; A. P. Leslie, 16.80;

C. E. Lloyd, 139.75; Cartage, 9.20 477 07

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and Other Accounts for Workmen Injured in
Government Work as Awarded by the Workmen's Compensation Board
including Proportion of Administration Expenses ($14,581.84)

Workmen's Compensation Board 14,581 84

Timber Trade Extension and Investigation ($350.00)

W. H. Hamilton, services 350 00

Rewards ($100.00)

Sundry Persons 100 00

Cost of Living Bonus ($113,389.46)

Sundry Employees 1 13,389 46

Main Office $270,756 50

field services

Land and Recreational Areas Branch

Salaries ($26,180.89)
Permanent:

A. E. Beach, 533.36; H. M. Campbell, 1,233.33; A. R. Carey, 1,766.67; B. M.
Cowan, 281.25; H. W. Crosbie, 3,800.00; S. Draper, 2,700.00; E. F. Eaton,
1,400.00; A. Ferguson, 2,700.00; B. P. Foster, 1,400.00; F. L. Griffith, 1,300.00;
J. R. Hutcheon, 1,866.67; E. F. O'Neill, 849.96; A. V. Pepler, 1,300.00; S. Ross,
1,700.00; F. E. Stewart, 1,300.00; B. M. Wallace, 818.75 24,949 99

Temporary:

M. M. Carroll, 1,050.00; F. Kitto, 180.90 1,230 90

Travelling Expenses ($1,085.49)

A. E. Beach, 23.35; A. R. Carey, 88.82; A. Crealock, 68.16; H. W. Crosbie, 591.53;
S. Draper, 73.91; A. Ferguson, 115.95; J. Hutcheon, 49.56; J. B. Metzler, 32.92;
F. J. Sullivan, 41.29 1,085 49

Maintenance and Operating ($3,646.33)

King's Printer, 2,563.79; Long Point Park Commission, 621.51; Sundry Local

Masters of Titles, registration fees, 112.35; Telephone, 64.54; accounts

under $100, 284.14 3,646 33

Annuities and Bonuses to Indians under Treaty No. 9 ($22,316.00)

Department of Mines and Resources, Ottawa 22,316 00

Land and Recreational Areas Branch $53,228 71

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS I_9

Surveys Branch

Salaries ($47,758.24)
Permanent:

C. H. Fullerton Surveyor-General and Chief of Surveys Branch 4,650 00

W. A. C. Barnard, 2,566.67; F. L. Barr, 2,266.67; J. M. Bishop, 2,200.00; N. A.
Burwash, 2,900.00; W. E. Carroll, 1,700.00; N. L. Chard, 700.00; A. S. Crawford,
1,050.00; A. C. Crombie, 1,075.00; R. A. Campbell, 1,125.00; F. T. Garnham,
2,168.34; W. R. Grinnell, 566.67; I. M. Hatley, 81.25; W. H. Heath, 2,950.00;
R. N. Johnston, 3,400.00; W. H. Kearns, 2,261.66; C. F. Liddle, 325.00; A. W.
Love, 200.00; A. I. Mulholland, 275.00; M. B. Pugh, 1,400.00; M. E. Rawlinson,
700.00; J. R. G. Smyth, 1,710.56; W. Vance, 1,050.00; W. F. Weaver, 2,866.67;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 70.00 40,258 49

Temporary:

A. S. Crawford, 1,050.00; W. R. Grinnell, 1,035.53; F. Kitto, 321.60; D. M.
Lines, 430.64; L. J. McConnell, 537.50; J. L. Morris, 1,216.64; A. I. Mulholland,
437.50; W. G. Pinel, 1,200.00; W. Vance, 1,050.00; G. Wyllie, 220.34 7,499 75

Grant — Board of Surveyors ($200.00)
Association of Ontario Land Surveyors 200 00

Aerial Surveys, Salaries, Maintenance, Operating, etc. ($3,215.64)

Art Metropole, 117.55; Austin Airways, Ltd., 18,238.75; Canadian General Electric
Co., Ltd., 263.95; W. A. Carveth & Co., 269.50; Department of Highways,
241.80; Department of National Defence, Ottawa, 271.32; Eastman Photo-
graphic Stores, Ltd., 7,792.31; F. T. Garnham, 435.23; W. R. Grinnell, 244.66;
Instruments, Ltd., 368.20; R. N. Johnston, 314.55; W. H. Kearns, 786.95;
King's Printer, 1,030.89; Phillips & Benner, 1,718.30; Photostat Corpora-
tion, 370.31; G. Rathbone Lumber Co., Ltd., 166.00; T. Rooney, 139.10; Max
Scheerle, 140.00; J. R. G. Smyth, 259.34;— Express and freight, 113.16;
accounts under $100, 636.42 33,918 29

Less Refund, proportion of Cost of Surveys,

Abitibi Power & Paper Co 9,042 75

Department of Highways 16,178 40

Ontario Minnesota Pulp & Paper Co 3,690 00

Patten Logging Co 162 00

Quebec North Shore Paper Co 1,629 50

30,702 65

3.215 64

Ground Surveys, Miscellaneous Expenses ($19,730.95)

Surveys:

Algoma:

Townships of Scarf e and Patton, Renewing Original Monuments — J. S. Dobie 1,658 32

Cochrane:

Township of Pinard, Road Traverse — A. Gillies. 127 30

Kenora:

Lake of the Woods, Control Traverse— Phillips & Benner 2,500 00

Manitoulin and Sudbury:

Townships of Carlyle, Humboldt, Goschen and Kilpatrick, Traverse of Islands

in Lakes Carlyle, Johnnie, Tyson and Humboldt, etc. — J. S. Dobie 1,723 25

Nipissing:

Township of Strathcona, Boathouse Sites — E. L. Moore. . 256 00

Parry Sound:

Township of Harrison, Summer Resort Locations, etc. — J. T. Coltham 879 00

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Surveys Branch — Continued

Ground Surveys, etc. — Continued
Surveys — Continued
Peterborough :

Township of Anstruther, Retracement of Certain Lines — J. W. Pierce 396 50

Renfrew:

Townships of Rolph, Head and Maria, Retracement of Certain Lines — E. L.

Moore 2,409 35

Township of Burns, Retracement of Certain Lines, etc. — F. W. Beatty 489 00

Thunder Bay:

Nipigon Provincial Forest, Control Traverse — R. S. Kirkup 585 13

Lake Nipigon-Superior Area, Investigation and Report re Timber Driving

G. L. Lamothe 1,581 71

Thunder Bay and Algoma:

Shabotik River Area, Control Traverse of Certain Waterways — E. M.

MacQuarrie 497 00

Miscellaneous:

R. A. Campbell, travelling expenses, 153.21; Department of Highways, 880.11;
Department of Mines and Resources, Ottawa, 230.73; T. Eaton Co., Ltd.,
147.30; King's Printer, 591.60; Miller Lithographic Co., Ltd., 1,737.96; Mortimer
Ltd., 199.78; Pay List, wages of men, 1,806.00; C. Tarling Co., 110.45; W. F.

Weaver, travelling expenses, 116.76; Telegrams, 42.83; accounts under $100,

611.66 6,628 39

Surveys Branch $70,904 83

General Offices
Forest Protection Branch

Salaries ($6,898.52)
Permanent:

M. F. Angood, 750.00; E. L. Davis, 300.00; R. S. McCormack, 1,266.67; M. E.
Overend, 1,200.00; C. E. Westland, 2,566.67; Public Service Superannuation
Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 292.00 6,375 34

Temporary:

J. I. King, 123.19; R. S. McCormack, 399.99 523 18

Travelling Expenses ($884.60)

J. A. Brodie, 268.09; A. R. Fenwick, 144.05; R. N. Johnston, 62.01; W. H. Kearns,
9.12; C E. Lloyd, 156.40; J. N. Olson, 158.48; F. J. Sullivan, 33.30; W. W.
Tweed, 53.15 884 60

Maintenance ($1,883.39)

King's Printer, 837.71; Oil Controller for Canada, 134.00; Remington Rand, Ltd.,

354.06; A. Staples, 100.00; Accounts under $100, 457.62 1,883 39

Forest Protection Branch $9,666 51

Timber Management Branch

Salaries ($24,153.71)
Permanent:

E. C. Armer, 1,500.00; J. J. Bryce, 1,500.00; A. M. Doyle, 1,050.00; J. I. Fer-
guson, 1,350.81; H. D. Gillard, 1,076.32; E. E. Grainger, 3,600.00; O. C. Jen-
nette, 1,750.00; W. Judd, 1,400.00; J. T. Lee, 2,233.33; E. F. Quigley, 1,733.33;
T. J. F. Sharpe, 4,000.00; E. H. Telfer, 2,366.67 23,560 46

Temporary:

D. S. Bruce, 262.50; W. R. Eccles, 99.75; F. L. Hall, 10.50; M. D. Kirk, 21.00;

R. E. Mullin, 199.50 593 25

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS I 11

Timber Management Branch — Continued

Travelling Expenses ($2,528.12)

E. E. Grainger, 323.14; F. L. Hall, 46.10; O. C. Jennette, 875.72; M. Kirk, 46.25;
F. A. MacDougall, 203.69; J. B. Metzler, 147.70; J. D. Pennock, 267.37; T. J.
F. Sharpe, 413.13; F. J. Sullivan, 181.37; J. B. Thompson, 23.65 2,528 12

Maintenance ($2,469.37)

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 197.70; King's Printer, 1,438.08; R. Laidlaw Lumber Co., Ltd.,

120.00; Lufkin Rule Company of Canada, Ltd., 329.40; Freight, 30.89;

telephone, 82.27; accounts under $100, 271.03 2,469 37

Timber Management Branch $29,151 20

General Offices $38,817 71

Field Operations
(Including Provincial Parks)

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches
Basic Organization

Salaries ($930,919.85)
Permanent:

K. Acheson, 2,612.50; W. A. Adair, 1,800.00; P. Addison, 950.00; R. Alcock,
1,266.67; J. A. Alexander, 1,066.67; B.Amm, 1,266.67; H. S. Anderson, 1,266.67;
M. V. B. Ardenne, 2,300.00; F. M. Baker, 1,200.00; A. E. Beach, 466.64; F.
Belmore, 1,133.33; A. Blair, 1,400.00; A. C. Bouchey, 1,866.67; J. B. Boyle,
933.33; J. R. Boyle, 1,433.33; N. J. Bowers, 1,100.00; V. E. Bragg, 283.32;
T. Bruce, 1,400.00; J. Burchat, 800.00; J. H. Caldwell, 2,000.00; J. H. Clavelle,
1,266.67; A. R. Cleavely, 2,000.00; S. J. Clement, 1,066.67; W. D. Cram, 3,350.00;
A. Crealock, 1,200.00; R. J. Curley, 866.67; J. C. Dillon, 1,600.00; A. J. Dunne,
1,066.67; A. L. Dunne, 1,200.00; R. Edwards, 1,200.00; W. Elliott, 2,200.00;
J. J. Fink, 2,200.00; U. W. Fisker, 2,850.00; J. A. Foster, 1,266.67; M. J. Frawley,
975.00; L. M. Frayn, 325.00; H. H. Freedman, 825.79; E. Gardiner, 566.67;
P. J. Gervais, 1,266.67; W. E. Gimby, 1,933.33; A. Gingras, 700.00; J. Goodier,
774.19; A. Grant, 1,200.00; A. Grasser, 995.00; H. W. Green, 950.00; N. M.
Guidotti, 17.50; T. Hall, 933.33; R. Halliday, 200.00; H. Hanes, 100.00; L.
Hawkins, 1,200.00; W. J. Hawley, 1,133.33; C. T Henderson, 933.33; E. Hines,
933.33; P. Hoffman, 1,400.00; W. N. Hogan, 1,133.33; G. A. Holmberg, \,333.33;
J. M. Horn, 2,000.00; J. A. Hough, 1,400.00; VV. Hough, 1,400.00; J. A. Huppe,
1,133.33; A. Hurd, 2,366.67; R. S. Hvslop, 1,200.00; A. W. Jackson, 850.00;
H. M. Jackson, 850.00; W. H. Jarvis, 1,066.67; T. F. Kavanagh, 500.00; H. E.
Kedey, 1,200.00; F. J. Kellv, 600.00; D. J. Kennedy, 2,000.00; T. J. Kennedy,
2,200.00; A. King, 933.33;'j. P. L'Abbe, 2,200.00; R. Lafreniere, 933.33; J.
Lalonde, 933.33; W. A. Land, 1,133.33; L. Landriault, 1,133.33; M. Launder,
650.00; H. M. Legris, 1,866.67; J. P. Legris, 500.00; A. W. Leman, 2,300.00;
A. P. Leslie, 1,350.00; R. M. Literovich, 825.00; C. E. Lloyd, 2,200.00; C. Mackey,
1,400.00; T. E. Mackev, 3,350.00; J. P. Marchildon, 2,850.00; J. B. Matthews,
1,500.00; VV. A. McComber, 1,133.33; J. R. McDonell, 1,874.97; P. McEwen,
3,400.00; T. N. McGown, 1,866.67; C. C. Mclnnes, 1,900.00; D. C. Mclnnis,
2,200.00; J. P. McKee, 2,400.00; C. H. McKinnon, 1,000.00; T. McLeish, 933.33;
R. K. McLeod, 243.75; M. J. McManus, 1,600.00; D. J. McMeekin, 1,200.00;
M. E. McNulty, 1,000.00; H. Michiel, 1,133.33; W. A. Mooney, 1,161.66; J. E.
Morin, 1,266.67; M. D. Mulvihill, 933.33; G. J. M. Munro, 1,133.33; T. J.
Murphy, 600.00; Z. A. Nadon, 1,200.00; M. Newell, 1,200.00; S. V. O'Connell,
1,066.67; W. P. O'Donnell, 1,133.33; J. H. Olson, 1,666.67; F. R. Parmeter,
2,133.33: E. E. Potter, 1.537.50; P. Ranger, 1,200.00; L. Rawn, 1,583.33; J. L.
Regan, 2,500.00; C. R. Richardson, 2,133.33; E. Riopel, 866.67; F. X. Robi-
chaud, 900.00; VV. J. Robinson, 2,300.00; F. E. Rowe, 2,200.00; J. Rowlandson,
2,500.00; P. A. Ruddy, 433.33; J. Ruxton, 2,200.00; M. Sauerbrei, 1,400.00;
J. Scalzo, 1,133.33; A. Shaw, 733.33; R. E. Simpson, 1,000.00; J. L. Skillen,
1,566.67; D. H. Smith, 2,850.00; .L. G.Smith, 1,800.00; R. D. L. Snow, 2,850.00;
S. D. Spence, 1,866.67; C. A. Stanbury, 1,133.33; J. H. Strain, 1,866.67; D.
Stringer, 1,200.00; J. Tait, 1,066.67; R. Taylor, 1,333.33; VV. S. Taylor, 1,066.67;
N. Terrell, 600.00; F. Thib, 1,133.33; T. Thorpe, 2,633.33; T. G. Towne, 900.00;
T. Tremblay, 1,600.00; L. J. Turner, 800.00; T. A. Turner, 800.00; J. K. Valley,

I 12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No 1

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches
Basic Organization — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Permanent — Continued

800.00; L. E. VanHorn, 1,900.00; J. S. Walker, 1,333.33; J. I. Walsh, 1,200.00;
E. L. Ward, 2,850.00; J. M. Whalen, 1,600 00; B. Wilson. 1,266.67; M. Wilson,
1,000.00; S. H. Wilson, 1,400.00; V. L. Wilson, 1,133.33; M. P. Young, 1,025.00;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 750.00. . . . 217,859 46

Temporary :

Foresters, Assistant Foresters, Rangers, etc 713,457 97

Total $931,317 43

Less: Refunds, loan of personnel:

Canadian Pacific Railway Co $ 45 50

Pulpwood Supply Co 352 08

397 58

$930,919 85
Extra Fire Fighting

Salaries ($78,500.15)
Temporary:

Pay List, wages of men 78,500 15

Scaling

Salaries ($175,292.12)
Temporary:

Pay List, wages of men 175,292 12

Travelling Expenses

Forest Protection and Timber Management Basic Organization $66,072.93

Extra Fire Fighting 4,170.46

Scaling 14,213.65

$84,457.04

K. Acheson, 1,042.02; W. A. Adair, 299.36; W. W. Adams, 188.90; P. Addison,
344.40; R. Alcock, 152.60; J. Alexander, 109.35; H. S. Anderson, 452.35; T. J.
Anderson, 187.50; M. Ardenne, 366.00; W. L. Behan, 178.16; F. Belmore, 201.00;
L. Berlinquette, 149.70; A. Blair, 238.56; E. A. Boice, 280.15; A. C. Bouchey,
147.05; R. G. Bowes, 107.50; B. Boyle, 505.52; G. Boyle, 245.08; M. J. Brough,
111.30; T. Bruce, 166.30; M. Butler, 106.55; J. H. Caldwell, 548.38; G. Camp-
bell, 107.46; Canadian Airways, Ltd., 1,181.63; T. E. Cassidy, 1,042.93; A. C.
Castonquay, 379.90; W. R. Clarke, 155.10; J. H. Clavelle, 381.27; S. J. Clement,
183.16; W. Cobourne, 231.65; J. W. Colley, 438.42; M. P. Coulas, 155.80; W. D.
Cram, 1,447.26; A. Crealock, 455.29; S. Crockatt, 243.25; H. W. Crosbie, 496.27;
G. L. Croutch, 104.25; R. J. Curley, 169.57; C. L. Davis, 405.75; T. E. De-
saulniers, 122.40; J. C. Dillon, 239.60; D. Duncan, 272.00; .A. J. Dunne, 939.56;
A. L. Dunne, 715.88; G. S. Eady, 390.10; H. Elkington, 110.00; W. Elliot,
176.55; W. H. Fayle, 140.12; T, A. Fenton, 166.05; L. F. Fex, 193.65; U. W.
Fiskar, 399.43; F. L. Fleming, 125.45; J. A. Foster, 237.45; N. Garnett, 187.70;
J. A. Gill, 109.95; W. E. Gimby, 860.45; H. J. Goode, 129.75; J. P. Gorman,
112.80; H. W. Green, 714.32; N. R. Green, 473.95; J. Guenette, 221.20; O.
Guenette, 121.20; T. Guerard, 275.45; E. Guertin, 222.85; H. D. Hammond,
260.40; G. J. Hass, 671.38; W. H. Hawkins, 154.00; W. J. Hawley, 159.65; Q.
Hess, 143.60; P. Hoffman, 288.92; A. D. Hood, 757.93; J. F. Home, 278.65;
W. Hough, 251.45; A. Hurd, 713.43; C. Hurd, 630.96; B. Huston, 141.80; R. S.
Hyslop, 798.96; S. T. Jackson, 171.09; J. Jarvis, 372.40; H. A. Johnson, 118.00;
G. V. Jones, 266.65; H. E. Kedey, 361.64; R. H. Keenan, 165.30; D. J. Kennedy,
692.35; T. J. Kennedy, 570.75; A. G. Killock, 120.60; L. Landriauld, 138.50;
J. Latrielle, 131.35; H. M. Legris, 1,058.84; A. W. Leman, 199.97; A. P. Leslie,
873.87; E. A. Lewis, 184.15; B. Love, 1,236.52; C. E. Lucas, 190.65; S. Lynch,
115.70; A. MacCallum, 137.40; F. A. MacDougall, 112.42; J. A. MacGillivray,
156.35; T. E. MacKey, 1,323.54; J. P. Marchildon, 1,296.23; J. B. Mathews,
737.79; W. E. Millar, 140.20; R. Miller, 470.12; H. Molyneaux, 416.65; H. Morel,
119.00; J. E. Morin, 179.25; G. J. M. Munn, 280.36; J. E. Murray, 198.55;
J. McCaw, 196.30; E. F. McCormack, 257.35; T. McCormick, 915.20; R. D.
McDonald, 363.05; J. R. McDonnell, 570.86; J. M. McDougall, 320.35; P.
McEwen, 1,159.15; T. N. McGown, 202.17; C. Mclnnis, 125.35; D. C. Mclnnis,
654.22; J. W. McKay, 215.64; J. P. McKee, 100.62; N. E. McNulty, 145.85;

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS I_J3

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches
Basic Organization — Continued

Travelling Expenses — Continued

T. P. McNulty, 178.82; N. C. McVittie, 687.62; D. Naysmith, 144.18; L. Oben,
158.55; J. O'Driscoll, 105.30; Ontario Provincial Police (Sundry Persons), 135.14;
J. A. Park, 638.46; J. D. Pennock, 1,026.70; H. J. Poupore, 134.80; J. W. Retty,
295.50; C. R. Richardson, 941.18; R. Ridley, 494.50; P. J. Rivet, 589.67; W. J.
Robinson, 476.23; J. Rorke, 121.95; P. E. Ruddy, 392.05; S. O. Russell, 150.00;
J. Ruxton, 1,240.55; F. G. Saunders, 698.07; M. Sauerbrei, 215.38; J. Scalzo,
148.22; J. S. M. Sewell, 278.82; A. Shaw, 451.78; J. L. Skillen, 305.13; D. H.
Smith, 659.00; L. G. Smith, 617.40; R. D. L. Snow, 777.56; S. D. Spence, 859.74;
C. A. Stanbury, 121.05; W. J. Stinson, 137.75; J. H. Strain, 990.25; J. M. Taylor,
521.65; T. Thorpe, 107.95; L. Turcotte, 115.60; N. P. Valade, 100.55; N. Vander-
burgh, 935.18; L. E. Van Horn, 576.24; J. S. Walker, 627.89; J. I. Walsh, 1,034.49;
E. L. Ward, 1,905.50; O. K. Welsh, 191.60; J. M. Whalen, 858.39; F. W. Widdi-
field, 371.84; B. Wilson, 300.90; S. H. Wilson, 388.22; R. Woodall, 268.30;

T. Woodside, 126.80; W. Woodward, 123.20; W. D. Young, 124.55; Sundry

persons, accounts under $100, 17,228.86 84,457 04

Maintenance and Operating

Forest Protection and Timber Management Basic Organization .... $420,054.40

Extra Fire Fighting 65,948.20

Scaling 2,002.69

$488,005.29

Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd., 173.06 ; Acme Laundry, 596.78; Aikenhead
Hardware, 319.58; Albert Bros., 687.18; Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway
Co., 2,321.25; Algonquin Park Telephone System, 291.20; W. Armitage, 197.87;
Armours Motor Supply, 537.87; The Art Metropole, 349.76; Associated Screen
News, Ltd., 110.00; Atlas Engineering & Machine Co., 526.24; C. A. Auld Supply
Co., 1,485.21; Austin Lumber (Dalton), Ltd., 184.55; Austin Airways, Ltd.,
947.32; Auto Salvage, 141.85; J. Avery, 132.00; Municipalities of Bagot and
Blythfield, 200.00; C. A. Bailey, 291.37; Ball Motors, 691.26; Bannon Bros.,
Ltd., 103.71; E. W. Banting, 100.00; G. M. Barr, 117.69; Barry's Bay Lumber
Co., 275.89; W. Barton, 192.00; Bauer & Black, Ltd., 132.30; Nellie Bazink, 663.38;
Beatty Bros., Ltd., 217.72; Estate Walter Beatty, 438.84; Wm. Beatty Co.,
548.31; Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., 1,603.49; H. H. Bell, 433.80; Bell Telephone
Co., 4,288.37; Bennett Equipment & Supply, 2,131.16; Bergman & Nelson,
Ltd., 1,755.05; Binkley Motors, 1,227.58; M. J. Blakely, 772.40; J. Bois, 313.77;
P. J. Bordowitz, 349.88; Boston Motors, Ltd., 264.07; H. H. Bourgeault, 137.77;
N. Bracci, 137.25; H. Brandram, 173.24; F. Y. W. Brathwaite, 784.53; L. Braun,
452.95; L. Brazeau, 115.00; A. Breton, 100.00; British American Oil Co., Ltd.,
2,478.53; The Brooks Oil Co., 847.78; F. L. Buchanan, Ltd., 626.06; Burgess
Battery Co., 2,454.20; Canadian Airways, Ltd., 463.49; Canadian Department
Stores, 226.29; Canadian Fairbanks- Morse Co., Ltd., 3,846.65; Canadian
Forestry Association, 397.50; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 270.75; Canadian
Johns-Manville Co., Ltd., 3,144.56; Canadian National Railways, 10.445.28; Cana-
dian Oil Companies, Ltd., 9,928.29; Canadian Pacific Railway, 3,076.54; Canadian
Telephone & Supplies, 162.90; Central Patricia Gold Mines, 793.47; Chapeskie
Lumber Co., 188.26; Chappies, Ltd., 581.69; J. A. Chenier, 152.00; L. F. Chenier,
137.05; Chapleau Meat & Grocery, 870.22; City Laundry of North Bay, 170.76;
Cochrane- Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 5,482.45; Cochrane Machine Works, 247.68;
Cochrane Public Utilities, 807.35; Cochrane Sash & Door, 779.75; Cockburn
& Archer, 2,204.86; Colling Tire Shop, 552.61; W. O. Collins, 248.95; Consolidated
Paper Corporation, 109.40; J. P. Conway, 222.90; Corbin Lock Co., 168.68;
Cosco's Groceteria, 426.32; H. Coumbs, 504.49; D. Courchesne, 381.07; J. J.
Cross, 294.64; Crown Diamond Paint, 119.17; A. Daoust, 171.60; Davison's
Garage, 977.22; Demaine Bros., 325.67; Demick's Garage, 138.61; Department
of Agriculture, 180.00; Department of Highways, 5,166.52; Department of
National Revenue, 541.52; J. Deschamplain, 503.00; Dingwall Motors, Ltd.,
111.15; District Hardware Electric, Ltd., 150.20; District Service, Ltd., 3,009.69;
Dominion Wire Rope & Cable Co., Ltd., 132.30; C. Doyle, 150.00; C. Dumon-
telle, 152.00; Duncan Brothers, Ltd., 508.34; Durance Motor Sales & Service,
182.46; Estate John East, 851.39; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 497.87; G. W. Ecclestone,
Ltd., 397.31; Edware Motor Sales, 175.38; Maud A. Elkington, 150.00; H. B.
Elliot, 118.65; Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 158.66; Empire Cafe,
840.00; C. Eskola, 3,500.00; Evans Lumber Co., Ltd., 1,772.57; Fairmont Railway
Motors, Ltd., 1,117.81; Feldman Timber Co., Ltd., 2,374.96; A. T. Fife & Co.,
1,705.48; Findlays, Ltd., 305.00; F. W. Fischer, 159.46; Foreman Marine Equip-
ment, Ltd., 193.93; Town of Fort Frances, 254.94; A. Fortier, 131.31; L. Fortier,

I 14 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No, 1

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches
Basic Organization — Continued

Maintenance and Operating — Continued

170.14; Fortin Brothers, 215.50; Fowler Hardware Co., Ltd., 704.18; Fuller's
Service Station, 1,351.09; T. J. Gaffey, 168.61; P. Gagnon, 1,500.00; H. Gall,
225.00; Garage Supply Co., 186.31; Gardner's Garage, 4,753.38; J. J. Gaudaur,
113.38; General Dry Batteries, 1,159.83; D. Gestetner, Canada, Ltd., 222.75; G. &
G. Grocers, 151.08; B. Giesler, 180.00; Gibson Motors, 737.07; Gillmor & Noden,
235.86; Glidden Co., Ltd., 1,556.70; Globelite Batteries, 300.02; Goodman & Co.,
378.01 ; L. Goulard, 346.94; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 227.51 ; H. A. Grant, 225.90; J. L.
Gravells, 197.39; Greavette Boats, Ltd., 900.00; Greenwood Electric & Hardware,
733.69; Maud Gregg, 150.00; C. A. Guenette, 1,140.55; Gutta Percha & Rubber
Ltd., 126.81; Halliday Co., Ltd., 1,011.19; C. H. Ham, 125.55; H. C. Hanson,
450.19; J. Harju & Sons, 305.88; Haverluck& Koval, 178.49; Hayes Manufactur-
ing Co., Ltd., 275.00; Hearst Lumber Co., Ltd., 785.94; J. Heikkinen, 109.98; High-
land Inn, 691.00; Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd., 809.65; S. J. Hill & Sons, 197.04; Hins-
perger Harness Co., Ltd., 527.37; S. S. Holden, Ltd., 9,501.29; Holme's Grocery,
246.26; H. L. Hooker, 1,491.68; Hoover Co., Ltd., 104.40; H. S. Howland, Sons &
Co., Ltd., 247.78; Hudson's Bay Co., 1,360.49; Huntsville Trading Co., 116.11;
Hydro-Electric Power Commission, 2,200.98; Ideal Grocery, 263.87; Ideal Service
Station, 118.94; Imperial Motors, 264.29; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 19,443.10; Imperial
Varnish & Color Co., Ltd., 126.92; Industrial Farm, Burwash, 8,170.00; Instru-
ments, Ltd., 229.00; International Harvester Company of Canada, Ltd., 720.03;
International Paints (Canada), Ltd., 215.91; M. Irvine, 507.75; Isabey's Garage,
585.24; H. Johnson, 541.44; Johnson Lumber Co., 322.22; Wm. Kallio Hardware
Co., 1,212.52; Kam Motors, Ltd., 332.52; Town of Kapuskasing, 148.26; Keetch
Lumber & Supply Co., 1,378.20; Keller's Garage, 149.18; J. Kennedy, 118.12;
Town of Kenora, 663.48 ; Kermath Manufacturing Company of Canada,
Ltd., 173.52; King's Printer, 11,00420; I. A. Klamie, 176.48; M. Kovacevic,
300.00; Laberge Lumber Co., 2,955.70; W. J. Labow, 306.78; J. R. Lacroix,
150.63; J. L. Lahti, 456.05; E. Lalonde, 115.00; F. La'PaUm, 120.00; Bertha
Lavogue, 461.21; Ed. Laundry & Son, 190.29; John Leckie, Ltd., 1,499.79;
Legree Hardware, 218.50; H. M. Legris, 120.00; G. H. Lemke, 667.36; LeSage
Motor Sales, 195.57; J. H. Leveille, 168.77; H. T. Lloyd, 337.46; Lloyd's Tourist
Emporium, 139.40; Long Lac Trading Co., Ltd., 110.00; Lowe Bros. Co., Ltd.,
1,775.62; Lukis, Stewart & Co., Ltd., 2,999.87; J. W. Magnus Co., 476.97; F.
Marotta, 131.51; Marshall Motor Car Co., 327.11; Marshall Wells Co., Ltd.,
375.47; Matthews Garage, 252.38; J. A. Mathieu, Ltd., 1,556.25; Maxwell
Motor Sales, 505.00; J. McColeman, 1,500.00; McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.,
7,563.81; T. E. McCool, Ltd., 2,679.22; K. T. McCuaig, 1,298.98; N. S. Mc-
Donald, 900.00; McDonald Trading Co., 121.66 K. McDougall, 141.32; J.
J. McFadden Lumber Co., 583.75; McGill Hardware, 940.64; D. A. McGillis,
1,297.17; H. McGovern, 100.00; McKenny Service & Garage, 189.79; Mc-
Kinley Hardware Co., 110.46; McLennan General Store, 128.74; E. H. Mc-
Leod, 472.62; J. H. Menard, 211.96; Mercier & Shirley, Ltd., 350.80; Metallic
Roofing Co., Ltd., 623.44; Michipicoten Supply Co., 141.85; H. H. Middleton,
120.91; T. Migneault, 115.00; Mikes Super Market, 122.57; R. P. Mills, 267.21;
Wm. Milne & Sons, Ltd., 889.42; Molinski Bros., 700.00; Monarch Battery
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 236.94; Monteagle & Herschel Telephone System,
124.50; P. Moore, 136.00; W. L. Morrissey, 115.69; W. F. Mullford, 342.01;
H. L. Mundell, 659.43; Murray Brothers Lumber Co., Ltd., 289.22; J. Murphy
Coal Co., 1,357.20; C. H. Myles & Son, 110.94; Nagle & Ariano, 200.23; National
Grocers Co., Ltd., 160.85; Newman Motor Sales, 254.31; Nicholson's Tire
Surgery, 916.59; C. Niedner's Sons, 69,399.58; North American Lumber &
Supply Co., Ltd., 922.46; North Bay Auto Electric, 267.75; North Bay Auto
Supply, 512.06; North Bay Garage, 268.45; North End Store, 181.55; North
Star Oil, Ltd., 1,360.07; Northern Engineering & Supply, 466.27; Northern
Electric Co., Ltd., 9,562.70; Northern Marine & Engine Co., 596.50; Northern
Paint & Varnish Co., Ltd., 1,343.91; L. W. Nuttall, 124.19; Office Specialty Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., 751.95; Ontario Auto Parts Supply, 657.54; Ontario Power Co.,
Ltd., 124.65; Ontario Telephone Co., Ltd., 1,226.39; Ontario Timber Supply
Co., 115.00; W. H. Orange, 146.25; Outboard Marine Manufacturing Co., 512.61;
E. Paradis, 152.05; Patricia Lumber Co., Ltd., 125.21; Patricia Transportation
Co., Ltd., 164.32; G. Patterson, 290.00; Payette & Godin, 436.76; Payette
& Matte, 1,347.97; E. Pellow, 318.86; Pellow Hardware, 154.01; Pembroke
Laundry Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 218.35; Pembroke Lumber Co., Ltd., 138.64;
P. Pentella, 115.12; Peoples Telegraph & Telephone Co., 123.37; A. J. Perron,
750.00; J. W. Perry, 102.52; Peterborough Canoe Co., Ltd., 251.25; A. Peterson,
669.06; Pickle Crow Gold Mines, Ltd., 100.27; Pierce & Radke, 822.33; L. Pigeon,
197.02; E. Pilon, 186.65; J. C. Pinch Stores, 324.17; Pineland Timber Co., Ltd.,

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS I 15

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches
Basic Organization — Continued

Maintenance and Operating — Continued

549.48; J. & T. M. Piper, 107.44; T. Pocklington, Ltd., 561.15; Port Arthur
Public Utilities, 1,222.15; Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., 349.84; Post-
master, 4,935.48; P. Poulin, 115.00; Poupore Lumber Co., 358.27; Powell Equip-
ment Co., Ltd., 538.50; Pratt & Shanacy, Ltd., 332.80; J. Prince, 170.44; Proven-
cher Bros., 325.69; Provincial Air Service, 957.92; Pulp & Paper Mill Accessories,
Ltd., 500.00; Radio Trade Supply Co., 330.97; B. H. Rands, 114.36; Rankin's
Grocery, 924.85; Red Lake Supply, 2,717.25; R. J. Reid, 223.35; Reo Motors,
3,900.00; F. A. Ricard, 391.89; C. Richardson, 275.00; G. M. Rioch, 480.00;
J. Robert, 285.62; F. Robidoux, 286.64; Rossport Trading Co., 1,568.75; Roths-
child & Co., Ltd., 1,950.00; Ryder Motor Sales, 270.34; A. Saarikoski, 1,000.00;
Sadowski & Co., 135.11; Scythes & Co., Ltd., 999.26; Selkirk's General Store,
110.63; J. Sevigny, 250.00; C. Shamess, 291.03; Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd.,
3,684.34; G. Sheridan, 152.50; Sherwin-Williams Company of Canada, Ltd.,
566.63; Sherwood Municipal Telephone System, 102.77; A. Silverman & Sons,
253.56; Simmons, Ltd., 226.20; H. W. Simms, 184.18; G. A. Simonsen, 2,507.46;
Robt. Simpson Co., Ltd., 169.20; Sioux Lookout Grocery, 178.05; Sioux Lookout
Hydro-Electric System, 569.70; Sioux Lookout Telephone Co., 359.80; R. Skinner,
115.00; Beatrice Sloan, 348.75; A. T. Smith, 1,072.98; Smith & Chappie, Ltd.,
292.70; J. G. Smith, 115.00; R. M. Smith, 175.00; A. Solomon, 192.58; Soo Mill &
Lumber Co., 933.81; Soucie-Nelson-McDonald, 3,119.18; T B. Speight, 200.00;
Spadoni Bros., 858.05; Spruce Falls Power & Paper Co., Ltd., 311.70; Standard
Realty Co., Ltd., 540.00; F. Stein, 175.00; D. Stewart, 1,200.00; J. W. Stone Boat
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 250.96; H. F. Strong, 100.00; Sturgeons, Ltd., 723.01;
City of Sudbury, 237.12; D. Summers, 210.27; Sunlight Laundry, 157.50; Superior
Chain Stores, 284.29; L. Sword, 120.00; G. Taylor Hardware, Ltd., 7,450.06; Teck
Motor Sales, 2,425.28; Temagami Outfitting Co., 156.59; Temagami Boat Co.,
187.50; Temagami Trading Co., 227.26; Temiskaming & Northern Ontario Rail-
way, 997.63; Thayer Lumber Co., 297.32; A. Thompson, 122.74; Thunder Bay
Lumber Co., 526.47; Timmins Garage, 128.37; Timmins Theatres, 585.00; Tourtel-
lot Hardware, 2,528.72; Trudeau Motor Sales, 600.71; Municipal Corporation
of Tweed, 129.79; Underwood Elliott Fisher, Ltd., 291.62; Union Garage, 3,916.24;
L. Vaillancourt, 140.10; O. Valenti, 622.43; J. E. Van-Clieaf, 153.75; Wakami
Lumber Co., Ltd., 125.02; P. Wanson, 643.70; Ware Bros., 165.32; Watson
Jack & Co., Ltd., 45,522.89; Watson & Lloyd, 203.61; G. W. Weaver, 131.25;
G. Weidman, 102.00; S. W. Welch, 120.47; Wells & Emmerson, 359.34; Wells
Hardware Co., Ltd., 855.39; West Arm Inn, 843.50; West & Co., 150.63; Western
Fire Equipment Co., 205.44; Western Grocers, Ltd., 350.76; Westree Lumber
Co., Ltd., 127.75; White's Tire Shop, Ltd., 553.72; Wholesale Radio Co., Ltd.,
2.127.11; A. E. Wicks, Ltd., 262.81; Woods Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 1,039.73;
Woods Meat Market, 223.12; T. Yarrow, 126.25; Ziebell Stores, 124.62; H. L.
Zummach, 276.39; Accounts under $100, 29,853.41 488,005*29

Rondeau Provincial Park

Salaries ($8,870.69)
Permanent:

H. D. Atkinson, 429.44; A. E. Hitchcock, 1,200.00; R. A. McLaren, 1,900.00;

A. Townsend, 481.25 4,010 69

Temporary :

H. Hitchcock, 972.00; W. Reeves, 972.00; V. Russell, 972.00; F. Walters, 972.00;

A. Whitfield, 972.00 4,860 00

Maintenance and Operating ($3,298.53)

F. Coll, 109.60; Highgate Milling Co., Ltd., 165.24; Hydro-Electric Power Commis-
sion, 913.52; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 348.82; F. Kennedy, 485.88; R. A. McLaren,
travelling expenses, 161.22; A. J. Silcox, 102.79;— — Accounts under $100, 1,011.46 3,298 53

Rondeau Provincial Park $12,169 22

Ipperwash Beach Provincial Park

Salaries ($2,068.90)
Permanent :

N. Moody 600 00

I 16 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches
Basic Organization — Continued

Ipperwash Beach Provincial Park — Salaries — Continued
Temporary:

Pay List, wages of men 1,468 90

Maintenance and Operating ($847.73)

Hydro-Electric Power Commission, 207.55; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 104.84; Accounts

under $100, 535.34 847 73

Ipperwash Beach Provincial Park $2,916 63

Clearing Townsites and Removal of Fire Hazards

Salaries, etc., Maintenance and Operating ($7,551.73)

Canada Packers, Ltd., 579.57; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 174.58; W. R. Lowery & Sons,
294.06; Frank Sturgeon, 198.75; J. Theriault, 108.00; Pay List, wages of men,
5,820.45; Accounts under $100, 376.32 7,551 73

Forest Protection and Timber Management Branches

Basic Organization, Field Operations $1,779,812 03

Total, Including General Office $1,818,629 74

Forest Research Branch

Salaries ($7,492.81)

Permanent :

J. A. Brodie, 3,333.33; W. R. Haddow, 2,800.00; D. J. Watson, 684.48 6,817 81

Temporary :

A. P. Leslie, 600.00; D. J. Watson, 75.00 675 00

Salaries, Maintenance, Operating, etc. ($4,654.81)

Bennett Equipment & Supply Co., 292.46; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 122.62; Grand & Toy,
Ltd., 326.45; W. R. Haddow, travelling expenses, 135.98; King's Printer, 2,442.75;
Remington Rand, Ltd., 347.26; Max Scheerle, 102.50; C. A. Ward, Ltd., 100.00;
Wholesale Radio Co., Ltd., 598.47; Accounts under $100, 186.32 4,654 81

Forest Research Branch $12,147 62

Air Service Branch

Salaries ($157,260.40)

Permanent:

R. C. Allen, 1,000.00; R. Beaton, 1,700.00; S. E. Carmichael, 925.20; A. W.
Christensen, 2,097.18; J. M. Clark, 2,100.00; W. C. Davidson, 1,000.00; A. E.
Denning, 2,133.33; G. A. Doan, 2,400.00; J. T. Donnelly, 475.00; L. R. Failes,
2,200.00; D. G. Fleming, 2,100.00; R. H. Fraser, 2,400.00; G. A. Gill, 2,600.00;
P. T. Hancox, 2,000.00; J. Hardman, 166.66; J. Hendry, 2,100.00; W. J. Hill,
3,000.00; E. A. Hodgson, 2,400.00; J. F. Hyde, 3,600.00; C. A. Johnston, 950.00;
J. Kincaid, 1,163.72; D. N. Kraushaar, 1,700.00; L. Kunkel, 1,200.00; C. J.
LeFeuvre, 1,425.00; S. Macauley, 3,000.00; C. A. MacMillan, 1,425.00; H. J.
McMillan, 750.00; G. E. Miles, 2,400.00; D. H. Murray, 2,266.67; W. Murray,
2,100.00; J. C. Noble, 2,400.00; P. E. Parr, 1,866.67; G. E. Ponsford, 4,866.67;
G. V. Robinson, 950.00; A. H. Simard, 2,400.00; J. E. R. Simard, 2,200.00;
A. B. Smith, 1,425.00; J. M. Taylor, 2,850.00; J. Terry, 1,665.00; W. W. Tweed,
2,850.00; D. A. Walker, 1,000.00; W. H. Wilcox, 2,100.00; T. Woodside, 2,850.00;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 817.00 85,018 10

Temporary:

Pay List, wages of men 72,242 30

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS

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Air Service Branch — Continued
Travelling Expenses ,$2,547.04)

M. V. Gillard, 182.81; W. R. Munroe, 143.75; G. E. Ponsford, 476.22; W. VV. Tweed,
177.45 — — Sundry Persons, accounts under $100, 1,566.81

2,547 04

Maintenance and Operating ($113,208.30)

C. Acciava, 1,257.00; Air Associates, Inc., 222.92; Algoma Central & Hudson Bay
Railway Co., 172.47; Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd., 477.91 ; Aviation Elec-
tric, Ltd., 1,867.17; C. H. Babb Co., 150.00; Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., 2,394.57;
Bendix-Eclipse Company of Canada, 163.22; Bell Telephone Co., 547.58;
Berlangett's, 103.35; Berry Bros., Inc., 131.94; Breeze Corporations, Inc.,
627.71; Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 152.16; Canadian Durex Abrasives,
Ltd., 217.53; Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd., 107.79; Canadian National
Railways, 331.44; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 1,566.97; Canadian Pratt
& Whitney Aircraft Co., Ltd., 10,864.63; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.,
1,507.73; Collector of Customs, 808.04; B. W. Deane & Co., Ltd., 100.79; The De-
Havilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd., 542.46; Dominion Oxygen Co., Ltd., 249.32;
Dominion Plywoods, Ltd., 167.61; Dominion Wire Rope & Cable Co., Ltd., 174.20;
I. J. Downey & Sons, 1,755.84; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 138.23; Edo Aircarft Corpora-
tion, 3,750.00; Fleet Aircraft, Ltd., 217.47; Fyr-Fyter Company of Canada, Ltd.,
117.43; Gleeson & Leahev, 1,225.32; H. A. Grant, 1,422.53; C. E. Graves,
120.00; Great Northern Gas Co., Ltd., 154.98; Greenwood Electric & Hardware,
648.03; Guenette Funeral Service, 100.00; Halliday Co., Ltd., 1,087.75; R. R..
Hannah, 2,461.96; Harriston Stove Co., Ltd., 170.00; Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd.,
150.27; Hudson's Bay Co., 128.40; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 34,361.14; International
Paints (Canada), Ltd., 2,999.97; International Varnish Co., Ltd., 351.63;
King's Printer, 349.77; J. Leckie, Ltd., 166.23; Lowe Bros. Co., Ltd., 161.07;
Lukis, Stewart & Co., Ltd., 4,601.34; MacDonald Bros. Aircraft, 746.26; J. A.
Mathieu, Ltd., 338.42; J. J. McFadden Lumber Co., Ltd., 274.15; McLarty Bros.
& Brodie, 8,206.78; Wm. Milne & Sons, Ltd., 321.91; Northland Airways, Ltd.,
5,000.00; Ontario Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., 453.86; Patricia Transportation Co..
Ltd., 580.75; J. R. Penfold, 197.75; Pineland Timber Co., Ltd., 2,000.00; Port
Arthur Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., 300.00; Postmaster, 315.50; Purity Ice & Coal Co.,
1,467.98; Pyrene Manufacturing Company of Canada, Ltd., 192.77; Railway
& Power Engineering, 339.09; Sault Ste. Marie Public Utilities, 1,562.46; Scythes
& Co. Ltd., 264.49 ; Serta of Toronto, 275.81 ; Simmonds Aerocessories, Inc., 272.24;
R. Simpson Co., Ltd., 607.54; Sioux Lookout Hydro-Electric System, 126.05;
Standard Chemical Co., Ltd., 159.40; Steel Company of Canada, Ltd., 211.36;
Stinson Aircraft Division, 903.23; R. Taylor, 150.00; Traders Metal, 101.31
A. R. Williams Machinery Co., Ltd., 604.03; Accounts under $100, 5,689.29. 113,208 30

Air Service Branch $273,015 74

Permanent:

Reforestation and Conservation Branch

General Office
Salaries ($14,424.67)

J. W. Barron, 600.00; J. E. Beecroft, 1,580.00; A. H. Richardson, 3,150.00;
M. C. Rowland, 1,500.00; J. F. L. Simmons, 2,466.67; E. J. Zavitz, 5,000.00;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 128.00. . . .

14.424 67

Permanent :

Field Operations
Salaries ($191,216.21)

R. S. Carman, 2,866.67; G. M. Linton, 2,633.33; I. C. Marritt, 3,150.00; F. S.
Newman, 3,266.67; A. H. Spence, 1,733.33; E. W. Telford, 1,466.67; A. B.
Wheatley, 2,266.67; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistment, 92.00 17,475 34

Temporary:

Pay List, wages of men

173,740 87

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Reforestation and Conservation Branch — Continued

Field Operations — Continued

Travelling Expenses ($11,762.83)

W. A. Anderson, 281.09; H. J. Atkinson, 124.40; L. Campbell, 445.06; R. S. Carman,
519.39; A. Chenier, 230.16; S. J. Cox, 196.96; H. Fenny, 576.48; L. G. Greer,
155.24; F. J. Hollidge, 182.62; J. Lea, 443.34; G. M. Linton, 611.75; I. C. Marritt,
929.25; R. H. McKee, 170.34; F. S. Newman, 938.95; A. H. Richardson, 749.74;
A. B. Samells, 178.48; J. F. Simmons, 1,257.50; A. H. Spence, 517.02; A. Stewart,
196.84; A. B. Wheatley, 688.07; C. H. Zavitz, 497.75; E. J. Zavitz, 991.74;
Sundry Persons, accounts under $100, 880.66 11,762 83

Maintenance and Operating ($75,452.80)

Allandale Lumber & Fuel Co., 700.00; B. W. Anderson, 281.96; C. G. Armstrong,
Department Store, 142.70; Austin Airways, Ltd., 440.00; R. H. Bailey, 107.25;
T. Bailey, 234.30; The Ball Planing Mill Co., Ltd., 985.41; R. Beattie Estate,
578.95; Bell Telephone Company of Canada, 512.06; Blakely's Hardware,
102.57; H. Bowen, 1,125.75; Boxall & Mathie, Ltd., 170.43; Brown & Co., 173.45;
Canadian Countryman Publishing Co., 210.00; Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
145.76; Canadian Johns-Manville, Co., Ltd., 3,011.76; Canadian National Rail-
ways, 1,248.85; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 594.49; M. A. Carleton, 100.00; M.
Carriere, 168.80; F. O. Chappel, 1,079.80; M. Chenier, 285.60; Chittick Motor
Sales, 196.49; M. Coutts, 175.00; L. C. Cratt, 952.67; M. Davis, 103.20; Depart-
ment of Highways, Ontario, 794.00; S. Devency, 497.61; Eastman Photographic
Stores, Ltd., 135.50; Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 521.81; Empke Hard-
ware, 517.26; Farmer's Magazine, 280.00; Farmer's Advocate, 210.00; I. Farrow,
131.50; S. A. Fay, 1,956.08; F. E. Field, 234.20; J. Freeman, 233.15; General
Films, 721.75; A. J. Gloin, 150.94; B. Graham, 237.20; A. Hall, 105.84; W. J.
Hall, 994.35; E. Hammond & Son, 2,319.10; E. Hammond, 215.80; J. Handley
& Sons, 199.38; J. W. Hart, 166.33; H. Hill, 295.83; F. Hollidge, 312.00; E. L.
Hoover, 167.99; W. Howey, 405.71; Hunter Hardware, 251.30; Hydro-Electric
Power Commission of Ontario, 2,476.83; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 1,252.96; Imperial
Varnish & Color Co., Ltd., 343.76; King's Printer, 7,726.12; G. Lainge, 265.00;
W. Linton, 156.60; Lunn's Hardware, 421.82; McKenzie & McNabb, 300.31;
Miller Oil Co., Ltd., 1,041.30; N. Milligan, 342.90; F. Moles, 108.30; P. & G.
Moss Co., 867.20; Nabco Planned Kitchens Co., 166.27; Niagara Brand Spray
Co., 365.64; R. W. Nichols, 140.89; Norfolk Co-operative Store, 757.67; Nor-
folk Fruit Growers Association, 153.46; E. Oldham, 108.00; Orono Coal &
Lumber Co., 880.74; Orono Hydro-Electric Power Commission, 123.32; Orono
Telephone Co., 128.03; Peterborough Lumber Co., Ltd., 1,102.21; Postmaster,
374.19; G. Pratt, 241.22; Rennie Seeds, Ltd., 213.95; Wm. Rennie, 160.05;
Richardson Bros., 921.72; Robinson Hardware, 270.75; W. Robinson, 325.00;
Rolph Hardware, 259.82; Sargeant Co., 594.88; Scarfe & Co., Ltd., 352.00;
Sundry Persons re seed collection, 2,063.89; Sundry Persons employed on improve-
ment work, 5,989.69; T. Sharp, 120.00; Sheppard & Gill Lumber Co., Ltd.,
299.36; Simcoe Lumber Co., 819.86; G. W. Smith, 114.00; Southern Ontario
Telephone Co., 165.64; A. Spera, 533.04; A. Stewart, 173.00; Sturgeons, Limited,
424.50; C. Swick, 329.00; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 137.76; P. Thomson & Sons,
691.11; C. Tonge, 705.60; Turville's, 332.68; L. Unger Estate, 150.00; A. R. Wil-
liams Machinery Co., Ltd., 933.62; W. M. Winn, 113.47; A. L. Wynston Jr., Ltd.,
115.85; Accounts under $100, 12,415.94 75,452 80

Reforestation and Conservation Branch $292,856 51

Field Services $2,520,783 15

SURVEYS BRANCH
Lac Seul Storage Dam Control and Maintenance ($8.22)

C. H. Fullerton, 36.30; T. H. Hogg, services, 1,000.00; Hydro-Electric Power Com-
mission of Ontario, operating expenses, 500.00; J. B. Metzler, 30.30; L. Y. Rorke,

services, 1,008.22; travelling expenses, 26.50 2,601 32

Less: Refund by Dominion Government 2,593 10

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1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS M_9

LAW BRANCH

Acquiring Flowage Easements and Discharging Claims of Owners of Riparian
Lands in Ontario below the Outlets of Lake of the Woods Affected by
Regulation under the Lake of the Woods Control Board Act ($141.32)

Sundry Persons, easements and damage claims 273 20

Less: Refund by Dominion Government 131 88

141 32

STATUTORY

Minister's Salary ($8,000.00)
Hon. N. O. Hipel 8,000 00

SPECIAL WARRANTS

Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario re Long Lac
Diversion ($400,000.00)

Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario 400,000 00

To Compensate Timber Licensees in Connection with the Surrender
of Cutting Rights in McCarthy Township (1,000.00)

G. Gordon & Co., Ltd., compensation 1,000 00

To Pay Accounts in Connection with Lumbering
Operations on Mining Claims ($302.65)
Re Cerneja vs. Ribar:

Clerk, 4th Division Court, Temiskaming, 59.37; Kno'x & Parry, legal services,

50.00; S. Ribar, settlement, 193.28 302 65

Cost of Developing a Lignite Deposit at Onakawana, Ontario, and Producing
Steam-dried Lignite for Domestic and Commercial Use ($299,993.55)

Amalgamated Larder Mines, Ltd., 542.85; Atwood, Ltd., 28,623.42; R. A. Blyth,
2,756.98; Demonstration Farm, New Liskeard, 135.90; Fairmont Railway
Motors, Ltd., 408.58; P. M. Fleming, Ltd., 138.40; W. Gerrie, travelling ex-
penses, 396.69; Haileybury Lumber Co., Ltd., 408.09; F. H. Hopkins & Co.,
Ltd., 285.34; Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd., 9,554.18; Hobsons, Ltd., 1,357.65; Imperial
Oil, Ltd., 1,173.36; P. Johnson & Sons, Ltd., 878.61; King's Printer, 243.10;
V. H. Mclntyre, Ltd., 145.00; Mercier & Shirley, Ltd., 1,302.04; National
Grocers Co., Ltd., 2,300.67; Northern Mining Supply, 3,072.19; Pay List, wages
of men, 31,236.70; J. B. Smith & Sons, Ltd., 1,082.31; G. Taylor Hardware,
Ltd., 2,903.67; Taylor Hardware, Quebec, Ltd., 835.71; Temiskaming & North-
ern Ontario Railway Commission, 208,751.03; Workmen's Compensation Board,

246.40; Express and freight, 5,248.44; postage, 38.00; telephone, 173.70;

unemployment insurance stamps, 31.50; accounts under $100,

962.29 305,232 80

Less Refund: Board of men 5,151 25

Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., drums 88 00

5,239 25
299,993 55

Special Warrants $701,296 20

Total Expenditure, Department of Lands and Forests $3,500,985.39

PART J

DEPARTMENT

OF

LEGISLATION

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS

OFFICE OF THE SPEAKER: PAGE

Salaries, etc 3

Indemnities to Members 3

Stationery, etc., Printing and Binding 3

Maintenance 3

Allowance to Mr. Speaker 3

Office of Legislative Counsel 4

Office of Crown-in-Chancery 4

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DEPARTMENT OF LEGISLATION

OFFICE OF THE SPEAKER

Salaries ($20,758.17)
Hon. J. H. Clark Speaker of the House 2,500 00

Permanent :

A. C. Lewis Clerk of the House and Chief Election Officer . . 5,000 00

E. M. Caverhill, 775.00; T. L. Cordell, 1,550.00; A. W. Corner, 1,300.00; M.
Gaylord, 1,150.00; M. I. Greer, 1,366.67; E. Knight, 1,000.00; E. V. McKnight,
. 1,125.00; A. Pautler, 1,433.33; F. A. Pritchard, 1,846.67 16,546 67

Temporary:

E. M. Caverhill, 150.00; J. R. Glenmaker, 949.00; E. C. Murphy, 612.50 1,711 50

Clerks of Committees, Sergeant-at-Arms, Messengers, Pages,
Sessional Writers, etc. ($1,640.04)

I. Bennett, 129.50; S. Brownlee, 169.00; E. Carroll, 175.00; J. F. Cassidy, 1,000.00;
R. G. Clark, 162.51; N. A. Davis, 66.50; C. Dawson, 121.00; G. Drake, 175.00;
I. M. Drew, 266.00; E. Enright, 38.50; F. Gavin, 82.50; C. Hepburn, 157.50;
G. rlogarth, 37.00; R. Hyman, 37.00; P. Ketter, 56.00; H. Logan, 225.25; D.
Lynch, 82.50; L. Maxwell, 56.00; J. McCubbin, 93.28; S. McLaughlin, 121.00;
G. A. McNabb, 227.50; E. C. Murphy, 87.50; M. Nagy, 136.50; D. Norton,
121.00; E. M. Paddon, 100.00; D. Robertson, 82.50; H. H. Robson, 200.00;
R. Sheridan, 49.00; E. Sills, 119.00; P. Sword, 73.50; R. Walmsley, 38.50; M.
Widgett, 115.50; J. Windsor, 38.50 4,640 04

Indemnities — Members, including Mileage ($174,248.00)
Session, 1943:

Indemnities, 168,000.00; Mileage, 2,248.00; Leader of the Opposition, 3,000.00;

Chairman of the Committee of the Whole House, 1,000.00 174,248 00

Stationery, including Printing Paper, Printing Bills, Distribution of Statutes,
Printing and Binding ($29,707.88)

King's Printer 29,707 88

Maintenance ($5,540.73)
Collective Bargaining Committee:

J. Finkelman, professional services, 700.00; W. H. Furlong, legal services, 1,500.00;

expenses, 326.07 2,526 07

Miscellaneous:

A. E. Mackinnon, special services, 50.00; D. McWatters, special services, 200.00;
S. A. Shoemaker, legal services, 1,800.00; Sundry Newspapers, advertising re

Private Bills, 251.17; Sundry Persons, meals re overtime, 142.50; Express,

31.32; newspapers and periodicals, 223.65; telephone, 62.12; accounts under $100,

253.90 3,014 66

Allowance to Mr. Speaker, in Lieu of Contingencies ($1,000.00)
Hon. J. H. Clark 1,000 00

Legislative Committee for Art Purposes ($1,085.00)
J. E. Sampson, portrait, of Hon. N. O. Hipel 1,085 00

Membership Fees for Empire Parliamentary Association ($750.00)
Empire Parliamentary Association 750 00

Cost of Living Bonus ($3,482.72)
Sundry Employees 3,482 72

Office of the Speaker $241,212 54

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OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

Salaries ($12,749.99)

Permanent :

A. E. Baker, 2,433.33; M. E. Cloney, 1,150.00; L. R. MacTavish, 3,733.33; D. H.

McCleary, 1,500.00; E. H. Silk, 3,933.33 12,749 99

Maintenance ($414.88)
King's Printer, 129.86; Accounts under $100, 285.02 414 88

Office of the Legislative Counsel $13,164 87

OFFICE OF CROWN-IN-CHANCERY

Salaries ($4,983.33)
Permanent :

W. G. W. Harvey, 2,033.33; F. Hilliard, 1,450.00; M. R. Rice, 1,500.00 4,983 33

Maintenance ($160.75)

King's Printer, 63.68; Newspapers and periodicals, 45.00; accounts under $100,

52.07 160 75

Office of Crown-in-Chancery $5,144 08

Total Expenditure, Department of Legislation $259,521 49

PART K

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR'S OFFICE

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

GENERAL INDEX AT BACK OF BOOK

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No. 1

PART K— LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR'S OFFICE

Statement of Expenditure Showing Amounts Expended and Unexpended for the

Year ended March 31, 1943

Appropriations

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Salaries ($4,600.00)

Permanent:

E. A. Humphrey, 1,400.00; M. P. Johnson, 2,000.00 3,400 00

Temporary:

B. Johnston, 500.00; B. W. Young, 700.00 1,200 00

Expenses ($5,000.00)
His Honour A. Matthews, allowance for contingencies 5,000 00

Cost of Living Bonus ($174.96)
Sundry Employees 174 96

Total Expenditure, Lieutenant-Governor's Office $9,774 96

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DEPARTMENT

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MINES

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Main Office: page

Salaries 4

Travelling Expenses 5

Maintenance, etc 5

General: — Field Assistants, etc 5

Gas and Oil Well Inspectors 6

Sulphur Fumes Arbitrator 6

Temiskaming Testing Laboratories 6

Offices of Mining Recorders 7

Statutory 7

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DEPARTMENT OF MINES
Hon. Robert Laurier, Minister (Statutory, see page L 7)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($149,510.05)

Permanent :

H. C. Rickaby Deputy Minister. 5,433 33

General Office:

H. W. Batchelor, 1,500.00; A. Brickenden, 325.00; H. M. Brookes, 1,233.33;
J. H. Courtney, 375.00; J. G. Davis, 1,000.00; S. O. Dennis, 1,400.00; J. W.
Douglas, 1,933.33; C. Freymond, 1,533.33; H. E. Frye, 625.00; J. S. Grant,
525.00; S. Lachapelle, 900.00; P. Logee, 1,285.42; J. P. Malone, 1,600.00;
J. F. McFarland, 2,633.33; D. G. Sinclair, 4,600.00; G. T. Stevens, 375.00;
I. Wagar, 1,233.33; A. D. Williams, 1,900.00; J. Work, 2,900.00 27,877 07

Accounts Branch:

B. C. Lee, 1,616.67; H. G. Matthews, 1,183.33; N. Rathbun, 1,075.00; J. A.

Shields, 2,000.00 5,875 00

Geological Branch:

W. D. Harding, 3,050.00; H. C. Horwood, 3,200.00; M. E. Hurst, 4,466.67;

D. A. Lowry, 1,500.00; J. Satterly, 3,050.00; J. E. Thomson, 3,400.00 18,666 67

Publications and Statistics Branch:

M. G. Arnoldi, 1,233.33; A. Braidwood, 2,900.00; D. J. Ferrier, 2,200.00; P. A.
Jackson, 3,000.00; J. F. Jameson, 2,566.67; J. Ledingham' 2,866.67; F. W.
Love, 187.50; L. E. M. Tremblay, 3,050.00; I. Williams, 1,333.33 19,337 50

Mines Inspection Branch:

W. E. Bawden, 3,425.00; D. F. Cooper, 3,600.00; D. P. Douglass, 3,587.50;
F. E. E. Elson, 1,000.00; D. J. Field, 1,533.33; W. H. Jarvis, 1,233.33; E. S.
Little, 3,287.50; S. T. Schinzel, 1,233.33; R. L. Smith, 3,425.00; R. Stewart,
1,900.00; J. B. Taylor, 3,575.00; W. O. Tower, 4,383.33; E. B. Weir, 3,575.00 35,758 32

Mines Assessment Branch:

E. C. Bell, 1,600.00; D. R. Curtis, 450.00; E. C. Potter, 187.50; A. C. Young,

2,866.61 5,104 11

Chemical and Assay Branch:

J. L. Brisson, 1,400.00; W. F. Green, 3,300.00; W. F. Ley, 1,266.67 5,966 67

Natural Gas Commissioner's Office:

A. R. Crozier, 4,033.33; G. H. Forrest, 550.00; T. A. Gilmour, 622.90; H. W.
McEachern, 562.50; A. K. Watt, 450.00 6,218 73

Mining Court of Ontario:

F. A. Cuthbertson, 1,233.33; F. L. Godson, 1,250.00; B. C. Sefton, 1,533.33. . 4,016 66

Files Branch:

A. M. Moffat, 1,400.00; G. H. Richardson, 1,400.00 2,800 00

Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments 367 02

Temporary:

A. Anderson, 1,800.00; H. L. Banting, 450.00; A. Brickenden, 300.00; J. A. Cole,
1,075.00; J. H. Courtney, 307.08; D. R. Curtis, 397.50; G. H. Forrest, 463.75;
T. E. Godson, 4,000.00; S. Lachapelle, 300.00; J. Lonergan, 56.61; G. McLellan,
171.00; V. B. Meen, 1,500.00; H. W. Mitchell, 175.60; D. A. Moddle, 331.18;
H. E. Russell, 875.00; A. K. Watt, 900.00 13,102 72

Total $150,523 80

Less: Refund, Dominion Government 1,013 75

$149,510 05

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF MINES

L5

Main Office — Continued

Travelling Expenses ($10,243.00)

Hon. Robert Laurier, 265.00; W. E. Bawden, 971.60; Colling Tire Shop, Ltd., 25.44;
D. F. Cooper, 590.00; D. P. Douglass, 1,125.34; M. E. Hurst, 125.80; B. C. Lee,
49.90; E. S. Little, 1,409.63; J. F. McFarland, 973.99; H. C. Rickaby, 433.47;
D. G. Sinclair, 1,184.56; R. L. Smith, 1,009.65; J. B. Taylor, 986.33; W. O. Tower,
436.51; L. E. M. Tremblay, 97.45; E. B. Weir, 311.19; J. Work, 97.40; A. C.
Young, 108.10; Accounts under $25, 41.64

10,243 00

Maintenance ($38,113.72)
Advertising:

Boston Herald Traveller Corporation, 250.00; Canadian Geographic Society,
600.00; Canadian Mining Journal, 720.00; Canadian Mining and Metallurgical
Bulletin, 330.00; MacLean Publishing Co., Ltd., 100.00; Northern Miner Press,
165.68; Accounts under $100, 150.00

Miscellaneous:

Addressograph-Multigraph of Canada, Ltd., 130.01 ; A. Anderson, services, 485.00;
Austin Airways, Ltd., 660.83; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 136.73; Canadian
Laboratory Supplies, Ltd., 488.69; Canadian Photo Copy Co., 210.09; Canadian
Westinghouse Co., Ltd., 249.50; Chadwick-Carroll Brass & Fixtures, 101.50;
Cooper & Beatty, Ltd., 146.25; Cornish & Wimpenny, 137.25; H. J. Donley,
150.00; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 113.40; D. Greaves, 148.60; Harold & Garbe, Ltd.,
514.00; King's Printer, 15,508.66; MacLean Publishing Co., Ltd., 114.00; Miller
Lithographic Co., Ltd., 4,568.96; Mortimer, Ltd., 1,545.55; National Cash
Register Company, Canada, Ltd., 103.11; R. H. Nichols, 183.75; Office Specialty
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 1,983.10; Sundry Persons, meals re overtime, 231.60;
Thompson & Sons, Ltd., 2,827.98; E. A. Trevor, 531.80; Underwood Elliott

Fisher, Ltd., 111.85; Express and freight, 365.31; newspapers and periodicals,

200.45; postage, 203.09; telegrams, 161.01; telephone, 1,945.70; accounts under

$100, 1,581.90 35,839 67

Less Refund: Sundry Persons re fencing mining claims 41 .63

2,315 68

35.798 04

Salaries, Equipment and Expenses of Temporary Field and Other Assistants,
including Educational Work ($19,288.49)

Services of Geologists, Assistant Geologists and Fieldmen:

H. S. Armstrong, 640.00; H. L. Banting, 1,212.09; G. Boyd, 476.66; A. Brant
1,286.13; E. L. Bruce, 300.00; I. Denton, 508.07; R. B. Ferguson, 447.48; S. A
Ferguson, 520.00; J. V. Fox, 280.00; J. M. Harrison, 676.67; D. F. Hewitt, 333.33
R. Hoiles, 658.06; S. Kaiman, 310.00; G. B. Langford, 500.00; C. R. Lewis
340.00; R. D. Macdonald, 720.70; C. W. McAllister, 3.25; E. S. Moore, 890.00
R. Morrison, 583.87; J. Quirke, 8.00; J. A. Reid, 1,616.14; E. R. Rose, 326.33

E. Whyte, 551.61; Less Refunds: Dominion Natural Gas Co., 1,714.15

Nicholson Transit Co., 476.66; Union Gas Co., Ltd., 1,714.15

9,283 43

Geological Parties: Travelling Expenses and Disbursements:

G. Boyd, 246.65; A. Brant, 1,923.78; E. L. Bruce, 78.80; W. R. Corey, 81.75;
W. D. Harding, 405.90; H. C. Horwood, 1,121.46; M. E. Hurst, 399.53; G. B.
Langford, 93.37; E. S. Moore, 501.12; J. A. Reid, 283.32; J. Satterly, 612.72;

J. E. Thomson, 727.84; Less Refunds: Dominion Natural Gas Co., 641.26;

Nicholson Transit Co., 246.65; Union Gas Co., Ltd., 641.26 4,947 07

Miscellaneous:

L. B. Bateman, 240.29; H. R. Brookes, 386.75; Canadian Photo Copy Co., 207.73;
A. D. Gorrie Co., Ltd., 550.00; Department of Highways, 548.04; Department
of Lands and Forests, 877.50; King's Printer, 55.00; John Leckie, Ltd., 629.90;
Sadowski & Co., 264.17; University of Toronto, 827.04; R. Wood, 427.27; Work-
men's Compensation Board, 352.38; — — Cartage, express and freight, 26.69;

accounts under $100, 374.57; Less Refunds: Dominion Natural Gas Co.,

354.67; Union Gas Co., Ltd., 354.67 5,057 99

Mineral Collections, Including Cases and Displays at Exhibitions
also Services and Expenses ($200.88;

J. B. Smith & Sons, Ltd., 101.33; Accounts under $100, 99.55

200 88

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Main Office — Continued

Moving Expenses of Officials ($666.23)
W. E. Bawden 666 23

Maintenance and Operation of Cable Testing Machine ($609.65)

Canada Metal Co., Ltd., 203.42; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 117.76; R. Stewart,

travelling expenses, 71.50; Accounts under $100, 216.97 609 65

Expenses re Forfeiture of Mining Claims ($224.89)

News Chronicle Publishing Co., 15.50; Sundry Registrars, registrations, etc., 209.39 224 89

Unforeseen and Unprovided ($1,302.53)

Registry Office, County of Essex, 2.53; Treasurer, Township of Mersea, purchase

price, Cadwell Bar, 1,300.00 1,302 53

Cost of Living Bonus ($16,378.95)
Sundry Employees 16,378 95

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($9.81)

Postmaster, stamps purchased, 18.94; Less Refund of Employees' Contribution,

9.13 9 81

Main Office $236,548 20

GAS AND OIL WELL INSPECTORS

Salaries, Equipment and Expenses ($10,883.01)

Salaries ($4,532.33)

Permanent:

H. J. McNulty, 2,000.00; J. Sanson, 1,500.00 3,500 00

Temporary:

B. D. Burn 1,032 33

Travelling Expenses:

W. E. Bawden, 206.67; H. L. Banting, 46.78; B. D. Burn, 467.38; A. R. Crozier,

694.97; H. J. McNulty, 433.35; J. Sanson, 531.15; A. K. Watt, 30.20; Accounts

under $25, 6.00 2,416 50

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer, 1,084.10; Milne, Steele & Co., 2,455.64; Telephone, 65.83;

accounts under $100, 328.61 3,934 18

SULPHUR FUMES ARBITRATOR

Salary, Travelling and other Expenses

Salary, Permanent:

R. H. Murray 3,366 67

Miscellaneous:

McLeod Garage, Ltd., 177.55; R. H. Murray, travelling expenses, 126.45; Roth-
childs & Co., Ltd., 240.00; Shell Oil Company of Canada, Ltd., 267.35; — — Tele-
phone, 59.75; accounts under $100, 237.72; Less refund of travelling ex-
penses by Commissioner of Agricultural Loans, 794.53 314 29

Total $3,680 96

Less: Refunds from Smelting Companies 3,680 96

TEMISKAMING TESTING LABORATORIES

Maintenance and Operation of Plant ($29,665.16)

Salaries ($20,072.64)

Permanent :

F. Mondoux, 2,600.00; R. E. Taylor, 375.00 2,975 00

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF MINES L_7

Temiskaming Testing Laboratories — Continued

Maintenance and Operation of Plant — Continued
Salaries — Continued

Temporary:

S. Brezenski, 1,513.00; A. A. Cole, 1,800.00; P. A. Grozelle, 1,600.00; G. R.
Hartley, 1,294.25; W. A. Raymond, 1,513.00; R. E. Taylor, 375.00; Pay List,
wages of Mill Helpers, 9,002.39 17,097 64

Purchase and Treatment of Gold and Silver Ores:

Beaverhouse Lake Mines, 223.61; Croesus Gold Mines, Ltd., 596.85; P. M.
Fleming, 184.74; N. Hermiston, 1,665.22; H. Lalonde, 917.51; Mill Builders,
Ltd., 518.81; G. U. Papineau, 408.87; Wabi Iron Works, 243.22;— Accounts
under $100, 109.54 4,868 37

Miscellaneous:

C. E. Cain & Son, 104.55; Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 176.69; Empire Meat
Market, 150.00; Frankel Bros., Ltd., 214.43; Fraser House, 440.00; A. L. Herbert,
948.59; King's Printer, 265.88; Liquor Control Board of Ontario, 315.68; Mines
Assay Supplies, Ltd., 529.04; Nichols Chemical Co., Ltd., 128.15; Northern
Ontario Power Co., Ltd., 746.99; R. L. O'Gorman, 530.46; G. Taylor Hardware,

Ltd., 216.04; Workmen's Compensation Board, 110.88; Cartage, express and

freight, 222.14; postage, 127.00; telephone, 187.76, accounts under

$100, 569.98 $5,984 26

Less: Refund, Department of Public Works, re accounts

for building at Cobalt 1,260 11

4,724 15

OFFICES OF MINING RECORDERS
Salaries and Expenses ($34,940.27)

Salaries ($28,194.78)
Permanent:

J. A. Alexander, 1,000.00; J. P. Bolduc, 1,966.67; G. M. Clements, 492.92;
I. D. Fryia, 925.00; H. G. Ginn, 2,200.00; H. E. Holland, 2,100.00; F. P. C.
Hutt, 925.00; N. J. McAulay, 2,400.00; M. M. McDonald, 1,050.00; M. C.
McGregor, 1,000.00; C. H. McKinnon, 1,000.00; W. N. Miller, 2,100.00;
M. F. O'Rourke, 1,966.67; H. B. Potter, 400.00; Y. Raiche, 1,075.00; W. C.
Sharp, 1,800.00; M. A. Story, 1,866.67; T. A. Wood, 1,600.00; M. Woodall,
925.00 26,792 93

Temporary:

M. R. Boisvert, 375.00; E. Landry, 114.00; J. Lomas, 5.50; M. Nelson, 199.60;

J. O'Brien, 275.00; H. B. Potter, 375.00; B. Watson, 57.75 1,401 85

Miscellaneous:

Capital Trust Corporation, Ltd., 1,080.00; Department of Lands and Forests,
1,175.70; M. Kaiko, 124.00; King's Printer, 842.71; K. Kussner, 1,080.00; Northern
Ontario Power Co., Ltd., 132.52; W. O'Connor, 240.00; Mrs. K. O'Grady, 150.00;

W. R. Thompson, 319.02; Cartage, express and freight, 44.82; postage, 722.82;

telephone, 480.59; accounts under $100, 353.31 6,745 49

STATUTORY
Minister's Salary ($8,000.00)

Hon. Robert Laurier 8,000 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Mines $320,036 64

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DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

Hon. T. B. McQuesten, Minister (Statutory, see page F 11)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($32,323.02)

Permanent:

A. J. B. Gray Deputy Minister 6,000 00

M. A. J. Allen, 680.42; H. Barnes, 587.50; M. A. Becker, 1,200.00; M. E. Caud-
well, 245.00; J. P. Coombe, 3,033.33; P. M. Drummond, 700.00; J. E. Gardner,
392.50; J. Jeffrey, 2,083.33; S. J. Johnson, 680.42; M. I. Jones, 377.41; H. A.
Lake, 1,025.00; C. E. Lawrence, 985.78; G. G. McCabe, 1,633.33; G. E. McKelvey,
375.00; W. A. Orr, 2,633.33; M. M. Rogers, 502.32; G. E. Schmidt, 539.88;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 194.00 23,868 55

Temporary:

H. Barnes, 150.00; M. E. Bassingthwaite, 950.00; P. M. Drummond, 225.00;
A. Gordon, 950.00; E. M. Hurry, 150.00; G. E. Knight, 656.15; G. McNabb,
444.61; M. E. Moore, 188.71; J. A. Nicholl, 456.87; M. B. Pennycook, 314.51;
I. M. Robinson, 1,075.00; C. A. Shortt, 1,305.00; J. R. Thomson, 1,153.94;
O. G. Widenham, 434.68 8,454 47

Travelling Expenses ($3,465.61)

J. P. Coombe, 998.79; A. J. B. Gray, 882.57; M. I. Jones, 139.33; J. Jeffrey, 62.95;
G. G. McCabe, 48.65; W. A. Orr, 884.88; C. A. Shortt, 259.98; J. R. Thomson,
188.46 3,465 61

Maintenance ($9,963.30)

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 657.50; King's Printer, 6,688.86; Manning, Mortimer & Kennedy,
100.00; H. E. Manning, 250.00; Mason, Foulds, Davidson & Kellock, 1,586.71;
Ontario Typewriter Co., 295.65; Newspapers and periodicals, 107.55; tele-
grams, 29.23; telephone, 32.61; accounts under $100, 215.19 9,963 30

Grants ($1,100.00)

Ontario Municipal Association 400 00

Association of Rural Municipalities 150 00

Municipal Finance Officers' Association 150 00

Assessing Officers' Association 400 00

Cost of Living Bonus ($4,245.28)
Sundry Employees 4,245 28

Main Office $51,097 21

ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD

Salaries ($22,342.64)
Permanent:

W. M. K. Balshaw, 1,400.00; R. S. Colter, 8,000.00; E. A. Crosland, 1,500.00;
J. R. Harper, 400.00; J. A. G. McDonald, 2,850.00; W. P. Near, 5,000.00; M. B.
Sanderson, 2,000.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re En-
listments, 212.00 21,362 00

Temporary:

J. E. S. Richards, 600.00; B. Vickers, 380.64 980 64

Travelling Expenses ($812.79)

R. S. Colter, 244.96; F. C. K. Crocket, 32.95; J. R. Harper, 35.55; J. A. G. McDonald,

43.85; W. P. Near, 441.93; B. Vickers, 13.55 812 79

M 4 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Municipal Board — Continued

Maintenance ($1,515.86)

King's Printer, 1,306.32; Newspapers and periodicals, 38.00; telephone, 21.09;

accounts under $100, 150.45 1,515 86

Ontario Municipal Board $24,671 29

STATUTORY

Subsidy, 1 Mill to Cities, Towns, Townships and Incorporated
Villages ($3,014,838.00)
Cities:

Belleville, 10,882.10; Brantford, 27,132.07; Chatham, 14,770.20; Fort William,
27,155.14; Gait, 11,715.02; Guelph, 14,187.41; Hamilton, 167,451.90; Kingston,
20,079.03; Kitchener, 29,035.94; London, 84,831.22; Niagara Falls, 18,587.86;
North Bay, 9,655.36; Oshawa, 27,527.12; Ottawa, 158,754.45; Owen Sound,
8,755.90; Peterborough, 23,090.20; Port Arthur, 26,785.69; St. Catharines,
26,373.51; St. Thomas, 15,424.40; Sarnia, 18,100.82; Sault Ste. Marie, 20,692.30;
Stratford, 13,682.02; Sudbury, 19,044.34; Toronto, 876,933.94; Welland,
10,049.97; Windsor, 97,980.44; Woodstock, 7,730.49 1,786,408 84

Towns:

Alexandria, 532.52; Alliston, 644.09; Almonte, 1,033.75; Amherstburg, 2,343.04;
Arnprior, 1,942.58; Aurora, 1,623.88; Aylmer, 1,406.10; Bala, 505.26; Barrie,
5,172.37; Blenheim, 1,121.52; Blind River, 774.05; Bonfield, 53.41; Bothwell,
272.41; Bowmanville, 2,304.20; Bracebridge, 1,105.47; Brampton, 5,085.46;
Brockville, 7,049.57; Bruce Mines, 192.42; Burlington, 3,090.35; Cache Bay,
244.51; Campbellford, 1,420.86; Capreol, 784.31; Carleton Place, 1,911.25;
Charlton, 48.94; Chelmsford, 135.45; Chesley, 829.41; Clinton, 798.15; Cobalt,
574.07; Cobourg, 3,113.90; Cochrane, 1,830.21; Collingwood, 3,646.39; Coniston,
1,265.96; Copper Cliff, 5,760.88; Cornwall, 10,620.46; Deseronto, 528.96; Dresden,
757.99; Dryden, 1,313.58; Dundas, 3,845.69; Dunnville, 2,004.61; Durham,
659.24; Eastview, 1,782.71; Elmira, 1,175.80; Englehart, 467.25; Essex, 1,068.90;
Forest, 884.00; Fort Erie, 4,644.89; Fort Frances, 4,091.91; Gananoque, 1,928.64;
Georgetown, 1,288.79; Geraldton, 1,236.85; Goderich, 2,416.23; Gore Bay,
253.03; Gravenhurst, 895.06; Grimsby, 1,563.97; Haileybury, 1,214.52; Hanover,
1,491.13; Harriston, 638.34; Harrow, 414.49; Hawkesbury, 2,151.60; Hearst,
306.37; Hespeler, 1,879.00; Huntsville, 1,274.93; Ingersoll, 3,076.68; Iroquois
Falls, 2,258.13; Kapuskasing, 2,420.38; Kearney, 52.62; Keewatin, 1,445.60;
Kenora, 5,139.15; Kincardine, 1,135.08; Kingsville, 1,780.46; Larder Lake,
570.97; La Salle, 421.06; Latchford, 95.84; Leamington, 4,219.95; Leaside,
6,038.56; Levack, 229.70; Lindsay, 4,301.83; Listowel, 1,593.90; Little Current,
290.42; Massey, 147.95; Matheson, 135.52; Mattawa, 311.20; Meaford, 1,390.35;
Merritton, 1,973.94; Midland, 5,068.69; Milton, .1,082.27; Mimico, 4,368.60;
Mitchell, 932.85; Mount Forest, 862.39; Napanee, 1,802.77; Nesterville, 34.01;
New Liskeard, 1,807.50; Newmarket, 2,349.16; New Toronto, 5,468.41; Niagara,
963.86; Oakville, 3,085.98; Ojibway, 748.63; Orangeville, 1,845.60; Orillia,
4,949.72; Palmerston, 677.85; Paris, 2,704.38; Parkhill, 471.12; Parry Sound,
1,830.47; Pembroke, 5,036.17; Penetanguishene, 1,162.06; Perth, 2,782.14;
Petrolia, 1,372.34; Picton, 2,745.92; Port Colborne, 5,042.65; Port Hope, 2,551.97;
Powassan, 236.98; Prescott, 1,570.67; Preston, 5,417.83; Rainy River, 476.15;
Renfrew, 3,012.46; Ridgetown, 1,134.77; Riverside, 3,439.58; Rockland, 236.55;
St. Mary's, 2,391.08; Seaforth, 946.87; Simcoe, 4,774.30; Sioux Lookout, 1,180.81;
Smith's Falls, 4,561.55; Smooth Rock Falls, 548.21; Southampton, 705.72;
Stayner, 430.17; Strathroy, 1,551.29; Sturgeon Falls, 1,487.83; Tecumseh,
1,122.38; Thessalon, 364.61; Thornbury, 443.09; Thorold, 2,929.04; Tilbury,
975.44; Tillsonburg, 2,470.47; Timmins, 15,296.79; Trenton, 3,655.91; Trout
Creek, 85.11; Uxbridge, 676.44; Vankleek Hill, 530.89; Walkerton, 1,126.28;
Wallaceburg, 2,585.23; Waterloo, 7,057.86; Webbwood, 114.32; Weston, 4,317.27;
Whitby, 2,611.09; Wiarton, 673.61; Wingham, 1,073.17 294,404 30

Villages:

Acton, 810.56; Ailsa Craig, 207.11; Alvinston, 320.18; Arkona, 189.44.; Arthur,
398.38; Athens, 316.37; Ayr, 412.42; Bancroft, 189.01; Barry's Bay, 146.70;
Bath, 140.18; Beamsville, 745.31; Beaverton, 478.31; Beeton, 261.07; Belle River,
395.47; Bloomfield, 402.08; Blyth, 365.43; Bobcaygeon, 414.21; Bolton, 304.80;
Bradford, 494.95; Braeside,! 19.07; Brighton,672.27; Brussels, 397.05; Burk's Falls,

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313.35; Caledonia, 713.44; Cannington, 429.33; Cardinal, 584.43; Casselman,
247.13; Cayuga, 449.07; Chatsworth, 116.05; Chesterville, 415.67; Chippawa,
877.05; Clifford, 226.21; Cobden, 235.65; Colborne, 345.17; Coldwater, 261.49;
Courtright, 183.60; Creemore, 318.45; Crystal Beach, 698.25; Delhi, 1,464.30;
Deloro, 178.85; Drayton, 311.91; Dundalk, 371.82; Dutton, 431.60; Eganville,
344.80; Elora, 599.44; Embro, 227.77; Erieau, 266.66; Erie Beach, 87.12; Erin,
194.80; Exeter, 870.05; Fenelon Falls, 545.29; Fergus, 1,414.79; Finch, 209.86;
Flesherton, 190.57; Fonthill, 354.52; Forest Hill, 14,800.41; Frankford, 267.84;
Glencoe, 475.57; Grand Valley, 246.51; Hagersville, 649.42; Hastings, 264.49;
Havelock, 386.50; Hensall, 385.49; Hepworth, 88.10; Highgate, 164.00; Hilton
Beach, 59.35; Humberstone, 879.66; Iroquois, 458.02; Jarvis, 223.50; Kemptville,
594.26; Killaloe Station, 122.88; Lakefield, 636.16; Lanark, 157.90; Lancaster,
184.63; Lion's Head, 113.90; Long Branch, 1,764.73; L'Orignal, 178.29; Lucan,
327.25; Lucknow, 404.36; Madoc, 359.37; Magnetawan, 40.42; Markdale, 347.21;
Markham, 564.49; Marmora, 288.99; Maxville, 289.37; Merrickville, 334.55;
Mildmay, 266.28; Millbrook, 262.53; Milverton, 655.70; Morrisburg, 656.36;
Neustadt, 144.48; Newboro, 104.57; Newburgh, 126.21; Newbury, 79.78; New-
castle, 291.09; New Hamburg, 819.89; Norwich, 673.20; Norwood, 290.61; Oil
Springs, 197.72; Omemee, 258.96; Paisley, 301.84; Point Edward, 837.97; Port
Carling, 387.41; Port Credit, 1,474.90; Port Dalhousie, 929.46; Port Dover,
998.57; Port Elgin, 647.02; Port McNicoll, 575.40; Port Perry, 654.12; Port
Rowan, 355.87; Portsmouth, 156.49; Port Stanley, 1,011.69; Port Sydney, 68.35;
Richmond, 149.62; Richmond Hill, 951.60; Ripley, 181.37; Rockcliffe Park,
3,165.46; Rodney, 417.08; Rosseau, 128.99; St. Clair Beach, 349.27; Shallow Lake,
52.90; Shelburne, 519.75; South River, 265.69; Springfield, 181.20; Stirling,
445.43; Stoney Creek, 518.81; Stouffville, 664.09; Streetsville, 371.68; Sturgeon
Point, 110.00; Sundridge, 183.56; Sutton, 645.70; Swansea, 4,881.20; Tara,
255.48; Tavistock, 578.45; Teeswater, 383.80; Thamesville, 499.13; Thedford,
237.27; Thornloe, 26.30; Tiverton, 88.68; Tottenham, 247.70; Tweed, 570.35;
Victoria Harbour, 216.78; Vienna, 96.71; Wardsville, 90.63; Waterdown, 575.58;
Waterford, 724.03 ; Watford, 512.00 ; Wellington, 771.84 ; West Lome,
346.82; Westport, 332.15; Wheatley, 376.29; Winchester, 487.04; Windermere,
85.91 ; Woodbridge, 415.53; Woodville, 189.39; Wyoming, 159.51 84,393 72

Townships:

Adelaide, 2,343.54; Adjala, 1,480.10; Admaston, 853.32; Adolphustown, 327.37;
Albemarle, 302.21; Alberton, 142.88; Albion, 1,470.33; Aldborough, 3,238.43;
Alfred, 1,689.85; Algona North, 91.54; Algona South, 78.08; Alice and Fraser,
552.84; Alnwick, 458.27; Amabel, 941.81; Amaranth, 1,677.88; Ameliasburgh,
1,510.12; Amherst Island, 275.32; Ancaster, 3,392.11; Anderdon, 2,272.59;
Anson and Hindon, 38.46; Armour, 185.84; Armstrong, 147.89; Arran, 1,547.60;
Artemesia, 1,150.13; Arthur, 2,144.02; Ashfield, 2,389.50; Asphodel, 854.12;
Assiginack, 277.13; Athol, 672.50; Atwood, 96.98; Augusta, 1,271.36; Bagot and
Blithfield, 183.93; Baldwin, 31.94; Balfour, 151.66; Bangor, Wicklow and Mc-
Clure, 67.23; Barrie, 58.11; Barrie Island, 47.27; Barton, 1,715.93; Bastard and
Burgess South, 1,670.59; Bathurst, 1,168.50; Bayham, 2,261.44; Beckwith,
798.85; Bedford, 318.84; Belmont and Methuen, 228.53; Bentinck, 1,227.42;
Bertie, 4,547.37; Beverly, 2,814.67; Bexley, 246.90; Biddulph, 2,157.12; Billings
and Allan, 138.12; Binbrook, 1,077.00; Blandford, 1,280.09; Blanshard, 2,111.90;
Blenheim, 3,181.58; Blezard, 135.37; Blue, 39.87; Bonfield, 123.04; Bosanquet,
2,599.48; Brant, 2,458.30; Brantford, 6,330.33; Brethour, 73.82; Brighton,
1,074.42; Brock, 2,623.12; Bromley, 1,036.00; Brooke, 2,603.72; Brougham, 65.85;
Bruce, 1,868.73; Brudenell and Lyndoch, 126.75; Brunei, 112.69; Bucke,
254.17; Burford, 2,828.88; Burgess North, 510.75; Burleigh and Anstruther,
142.18; Burpee, 47.68; Caistor, 823.46; Caldwell, 308.23; Caledon, 1,866.00;
Caledonia, 1,018.27; Calvert, 539.49; Calvin, 77.52; Cambridge, 1,550.95; Cam-
den East, 1,654.03; Camden, 1,766.07; Cameron, 55.35; Canborough, 604.52;
Caradoc, 2,838.92; Carden, 245.52; Cardiff, 65.32; Cardwell, 89.41; Carling,
135.81; Carlow, 64.88; Carnarvon, 192.74; Carrick, 2,277.07; Cartwright,
1,080.24; Casey, 171.79; Casimir, Jennings and Appleby, 191.17; Cavan,
1,533.37; Cavuga North, 1,214.14; Cayuga South, 486.49; Chaffey, 170.27;
Chamberlain, 80.90; Chandos, 102.26; Chapleau, 1,006.72; Chapman, 130.81;
Chappie, 457.72; Charlottenburgh, 2,658.13; Charlotteville, 2,374.97; Chat-
ham, 5,408.37; Chinguacousy, 3,896.34; Chisholm, 165.97; Christie, 92.57;
Clarence, 2,038.41; Clarendon and Miller, 71.94; Clarke, 1,942.88; Clinton,
1,828.47; Cockburn Island, 73.06; Colborne, 1,327.36; Colchester North, 1,252.80;
Colchester South, 2,390.96; Coleman, 295.81; Collingwood, 1,436.36; Conmee,

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135.57; Cornwall, 6,799.77; Cosby and Mason, 90.40; Cramahe, 984.86;
.Crosby North, 444.11; Crosby South, 926.87; Crowland, 3,790.78; Culross,
1,709.75; Cumberland, 2,848.62; Dack, 102.69; Dalhousie and North Sher-
brooke, 387.55; Dalton, 107.62; Darling, 95.26; Darlington, 2,393.46; Dawn,
2,449.66; Day and Bright Additional, 55.75; Delaware, 1,148.49; Denbigh,
Abinger and Ashby, 80.77; Derby, 1,175.09; Dereham, 3,468.78; Dilke, 66.57;
Dorchester North, 3,089.85; Dorchester South, 1,694.95; Douro, 872.31; Dover,
4,109.83; Dowling, 75.31 ; Downie, 2,599.09; Draper, 119.67; Drummond, 1,124.86;
Drury, Denison and Graham, 173.06; Dumfries North, 2,472.44; Dumfries
South, 2,603.62; Dummer, 745.67; Dungannon, 84.00; Dunn, 530.94; Dunwich,
3,460.55; Dymond, 302.77; Dysart, Guilford, Harburn, Dudley, Harcourt, Bru-
ton, Havelock, Eyre and Clyde, 578.69; Easthope North, 2,054.69; Easthope
South, 1,242.42; Eastnor, 482.50; Edwardsburg, 1,107.47 ; Egremont, 1,836.20;
Ekfrid, 2,288.02; Elderslie, 1,940.00; Eldon, 1,237.21; Elizabethtown, 1,364.96;
Ellice, 2,377.90; Elma, 3,175.97; Elmsley North, 647.37; Elmsley South, 476.56;
Elzevir and Grimsthorpe, 223.43; Emily, 1,497.97; Emo, 397.80; Enniskillen,
2,651.15; Ennismore, 333.43; Eramosa, 2,115.98; Erin, 2,093.26; Ernesttown,
1,448.19; Escott, Front of, 468.16; Esquesing, 2,283.69; Essa, 1,811.92; Etobi-
coke, 8,555.00; Euphemia, 1,055.46; Euphrasia, 1,805.16; Evanturel, 116.03;
Faraday, 56.64; Fauquier, 100.85; Fenelon, 1,444.61; Ferris East, 164.55; Ferris
West, 492.18; Field, 133.90; Finch, 1,740.91; Fitzroy, 1,463.39; Flamborough
East, 2,723.92; Flamborough West, 2,116.30; Flos, 2,029.10; Foley, 150.79;
Franklin, 513.13; Fredericksburgh North, 679.96; Fredericksburgh South, 640.58;
Freeman, 240.42; Fullarton, 2,274.98; Gainsboro, 1,332.38; Galway and Caven-
dish, 57.20; Garafraxa East, 1,146.62; Garafraxa West, 1,542.55; Georgina,
1,065.04; Gillies, 68.17; Glackmeyer, 156.20; Glamorgan, 55.85; Glanford,
1,376.01; Glenelg, 1,022.65; Gloucester, 6.930.55; Goderich, 1,606.97; Gordon
and Allan, 145.00; Gosfield North, 1,981.11; Gosfield South, 2,929.57; Goulburn,
1,254.63; Gower North, 1,331.48; Gower South, 329.77; Grantham, 1,862.80;
Grattan, 268.00; Greenock, 1,781.02; Grey, 2,728.81; Griffith and Matawatchan,
41.37; Grimsby North, 1,652.29; Grimsby South, 861.22; Guelph, 2,288.10;
Gwillimbury East, 1,812.92; Gwillimbury North, 2,242.40; Gwillimbury West,
1,946.16; Hagar, 74.85; Hagarty and Richards, 206.35; Hagerman, 71.84; Haldi-
mand, 1,229.57; Hallam, 51.85; Hallowell, 1,960.71; Hamilton, 2,152.66; Han-
mer, 96.40; Harley, 190.30; Harris, 74.04; Harvey, 220.47; Harwich, 4,140.29;
Hawkesbury East, 2,610.52; Hawkesbury West, 754.26; Hay, 2,424.25; Head,
Clara and Maria, 75.76; Hibbert, 2,093.44; Hilliard, 105.00; Hillier, 1,109.10;
Hilton, 78.87; Himsworth North, 205.75; Himsworth South, 228.53; Hinchin-
brooke, 215.52; Holland, 1,158.00; Hope, 2,085.82; Horton, 600.25; Houghton,
1.049.76; Howard, 2,996.31; Howe Island, 120.48; Howick, 2,955.58; Howland,
198.34; Hudson, 148.08; Hullett, 2,846.51; Humberstone, 2,730.74; Humphrey,
196.31; Hungerford, 1,523.55; Huntingdon, 906.86; Huntley, 1.008.34; Huron,
2,247.85; Ignace, 175.00; Innisfil, 3,617.08; Jaffray and Melick, 238.10; James,
136.45; Jocelyn, 71.55; Johnson, 190.99; Joly, 69.94; Kaladar, Anglesea and
Effiingham, 118.29; Kennebec, 114.01; Kenyon, 1,361.61 ; Keppel, 1,285.45; Kerns,
252.50; Kincardine, 1,824.80; King, 4,212.92; Kingston, 1,541.09; Kinloss,
1,437.67; Kitley, 872.35; Korah, 645.75; Laird, 136.96; Lanark, 803.52; Lancaster,
1,994.67; La Vallee, 160.24; Lavant, 63.45; Laxton, Digby and Longford, 166.72;
Leeds and Lansdowne, Front, 1,972.68; Leeds and Lansdowne, Rear, 1,502.09;
Limerick, 63.28; Lindsay, 114.67; Lobo, 2,299.60; Lochiel, 1,917.59; Logan,
2,858.49; London, 8,039.08; Longueuil, 450.41; Loughborough, 451.21; Louth,
1,718.13; Luther East, 941.20; Luther West, 1,063.60; Lutterworth, 58.93;
Macaulay, 121.94; Macdonald, Meredith and Aberdeen, 145.71; Machar, 87.11;
Machin, 329.39; Madoc, 794.18; Maidstone, 3,590.75; Malahide, 2,998.60;
Maiden, 2,431.36; Manvers, 1,131.66; Mara, 1,787.04; March, 622.34; Mariposa,
2,822.66; Markham, 5,201.52; Marlborough, 511.31; Marmora and Lake, 432.52;
Martland, 105.43; Maryborough, 2,187.06; Marysburgh North, 676.92; Marys-
burgh South, 655.16; Matchedash, 192.18; Matilda, 1,772.83; Mattawan, 23.68;
Mayo, 37.00; McCrosson and Tovell, 64.04; McDougall, 391.05; McGillivray,
2,773.06; Mclrvine, 167.33; McKellar, 93.95; McKillop, 2,844.99; McKim,
676.29; McLean, 192.13; McMurrich, 128.94; McNab, 995.95; Medonte, 1,083.13;
Medora and Wood, 1,472.61; Melancthon, 1,750.59; Mersea, 4,207.25; Metcalfe,
1,476.20; Middleton, 1,608.67; Minden, 155.71; Minto, 2,323.49; Monaghan
North, 1,119.23; Monaghan South, 665.69; Monck, 689.67; Monmouth, 74.26;
Mono, 1,741.56; Montague, 672.31; Monteagle and Herschel, 103.36; Moore,
3,157.35; Morley and Patullo, 264.85; Mornington, 2,279.36; Morris, 2,046.11;
Morrison, 221.12; Morson, 28.86; Mosa, 1,466.10; Moulton, 800.47; Mountain,
1,491.77; Mulmur, 1,402.52; Murray, 1,190.50; Muskoka, 393.13; Nairn, 190.00;

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Nassagaweya, 1,462.61; Neebing, 738.26; Neelon and Garson, 417.26; Nelson,
3,930.62; Nepean, 6,648.97; Niagara, 1,957.29; Nichol, 1,213.26; Nipigon, 985.12;
Nipissing, 149.27; Nissouri East, 2,695.34; Nissouri West, 2,412.65; Normanby,
2,203.03; Norwich North, 1,927.08; Norwich South, 1,620.34; Nottawasaga,
2,748.24; Oakland, 616.65; Oakley, 82.60; O'Connor, 86.01; Olden, 184.86;
Oliver, 565.42; Oneida, 1,595.14; Onondaga, 1,130.55; Ops, 1,922.23; Orford,
2,006.15; Orillia, 1,209.33; Oro, 1,712.21; Osgoode, 2,091.52; Osnabruck, 1,832.71;
Oso, 192.14; Osprey, 1,045.59; Otonabee, 1,903.34; Oxford (on Rideau), 864.75;
Oxford East, 1,909.85; Oxford North, 1,314.02; Oxford West, 1,519.80; Paipoonge,
688.38; Pakenham, 835.10; Palmerston and North and South Canonto, 67.16;
Papineau, 58.99; Peel, 2,742.00; Pelee, 468.30; Pelham, 2,008.77; Pembroke,
181.79; Percy, 932.80; Perry, 192.29; Petawawa, 164.14; Pickering, 4,011.02;
Pilkington, 1,186.43; Pittsburg, 844.50; Plantagenet, North 1,495.55; Plantagenet
South, 1,560.33; Playfair, 135.40; Plummer Additional, 193.55; Plympton,
2,776.90; Portland, 704.03; Prince, 82.80; Proton, 1,458.70; Puslinch, 2,161.21;
Radcliffe, 62.43; Raglan, 55.04; Rainham, 1,231.67; Raleigh, 3,735.10; Rama,
309.15; Ramsay, 1,334.20; Ratter and Dunnet, 282.80; Rawdon, 1,705.52; Ray-
side, 145.96; Reach, 2,039.15; Richmond, 1,008.31; Ridout, 219.19; Rochester,
1,860.85; Rolph, Buchanan, Wylie and McKay, 125.29; Romney, 1,579.08;
Ross, 852.34; Roxborough, 1,737.51; Russell, 1,988.91; Rutherford and George
Island, 71.87; Ryde, 60.26; Ryerson, 179.84; St. Edmunds, 149.58; St. Joseph,
332.38; Saint Vincent, 1,381.33; Salter, May and Harrow, 160.61; Saltfleet,
4,806.07; Sandfield, 50.10; Sandwich East, 2,447.85; Sandwich South, 1,715.00;
Sandwich West, 2,371.46; Sarawak, 225.37; Sarnia, 2,528.66; Saugeen, 1,173.88;
Scarborough, 11,247.46; Schreiber, 478.70; Scott, 1,377.22; Scugog, 367.20;
Sebastopol, 61.36; Seneca, 1,740.09; Seymour, 1,157.23; Shackleton and Machin,
79.65; Sheffield, 708.83; Sherborne, McClintock, Livingstone, Lawrence and
Nightingale, 89.51; Sherbrooke, 199.68; Sherbrooke South, 234.52; Sherwood,
Jones and Burns, 147.90; Shuniah, 1,016.45; Sidney, 2,675.64; Smith, 1,916.07;
Snowdon, 77.81; Sombra, 3,051.52; Somerville, 270.00; Sophiasburgh, 1,054.22;
Southwold, 3,309.42; Springer, 200.49; Stafford, 646.70; Stamford, 8,179.00;
Stanhope, 76.27; Stanley, 2,191.10; Stephen, 2,858.16; Stephenson, 200.31;
Stisted, 94.84; Storrington, 487.13; Strong, 166.89; Sullivan, 1,678.20; Sunnidale,
1,669.23; Sydenham, 1,768.07; Tarbutt and Tarbutt Additional, 118.61; Taren-
torus, 456.95; Tay, 1,178.34; Teck, 18,566.85; Tecumseth, 2,735.56; Tehkummah,
94.52; Thessalon and Lefroy, 189.35; Thompson, 37.65; Thorah, 1,346.07;
Thorold, 3,072.84; Thurlow, 3,481.39; Tilbury East, 2,571.89; Tilbury North,
1,568.65; Tilbury West, 1,282.47; Tiny, 1,559.23; Tisdale, 16,825.55; Torbolton,
425.76; Toronto, 5,923.18; Toronto Gore, 890.00; Tosorontio, 756.37; Townsend,
3,575.12; Trafalgar, 5,043.22; Tuckersmith, 2,163.37; Tudor and Cashel, 90.12;
Turnberry, 1,227.99; Tyendinaga, 1,514.00; Usborne, 2,619.38; Uxbridge,
1,013.43; Van Home, 196.06; Vaughan, 4,381.76; Verulam, 1,281.28; Vespra,
1,472.68; Wainfleet, 2,296.36; Wallace, 2,028.00; Walpole, 2,705.03; Walsingham,
North, 1,679.35; Walsingham South, 1,198.45; Warwick, 2,862.23; Waterloo,
5,185.25; Waters, 73.75; Watt, 227.02; Wawanosh East, 1,355.98; Wawanosh
West, 1,894.47; Wellesley, 3,676.24; Westmeath, 1,817.79; Westminster, 6,760.34;
Whitby, 1,807.06; Whitby East, 2,352.08; Whitchurch, 2,490.66; Whitney,
3,091.99; Wicksteed, 380.05; Widdifield, 211.64; Wilberforce, 433.21; Williams
East, 1,453.33; Williams West, 1,120.55; Williamsburgh, 1,673.39; Willoughby,
787.26; Wilmot, 4,770.30; Winchester, 1,729.85; Windham, 3,961.67; Wolfe
Island, 649.27; Wolford, 679.49; Wollaston, 83.41; Woodhouse, 2,076.09; Wool
wich, 3,055.36; Worthington, 47.29; Yarmouth, 4,962.57; Yonge, Front of , 503.30;
Yonge and Escott, Rear, 393.26; York, 27,672.67; York East, 15,210.10; York
North, 13,451.19; Zone, 626.40; Zorra East, 3,223.43; Zorra West, 2,812.99 847,763 95

Miscellaneous:

Burlington Beach Commission, 1,707.32; Presqu'ile Park Commission, 159.87... 1,867 19

Total Expenditure, Department of Municipal Affairs, $3,090,606 50

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DEPARTMENT

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FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

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Office of Executive Council 5

Travel and Publicity Bureau 5

Office of Civil Service Commissioner 6

Office of King's Printer 6

Office of Controller of Finances 7

Statutory:

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Special Warrant 7

Summary 4

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DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER

Hon. G. D. Conant, Premier and President of the Council (Statutory, see pages N 7 ; B 24)
Hon. Mitchell F. Hepburn, Premier and President of the Council (Statutory, see pages N 7; Q 13)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($14,672.94)
Permanent:

C. J. Foster General Secretary 4,500 00

R. A. Gaskin, 2,100.00; P. B. Gregory, 583.33; M. M. Hood, 1,500.00; A. M.
Howe, 875.00; J. A. Kerr, 849.96; A. V. Lyman, 2,200.00; M. M. Pearce, 125.00;
W. M. Ross, 1,233.33 13,966.62

Temporary:

W. J. Campbell 706 32

Travelling Expenses ($57.37)

A. W. Nicol 57 37

• Maintenance ($2,142.67)

Allcock, Laight, Westwood Co., Ltd., 101.85; King's Printer, 548.66; News-
papers and periodicals, 139.00; telegrams, 569.27; telephone, 634.32; accounts
under $100, 149.57 2,142 67

Cost of Living Bonus ($7,644.58)
Sundry employees 7,644 58

Main Office $24,517 56

OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Salaries ($10,867.20)

Permanent:

C. F. Bulmer Clerk of the Executive Council 4,633 87

I. V. Leaman, 1,433.33; B. Long, 1,150.00; H. A. Stewart, 2,233.33; J. J. Young,

1,416.67 10,867 20

Maintenance ($477.94)

Department of Highways, 114.13;- King's Printer, 337.88; Accounts under $100,

25.93 477 94

Office of Executive Council $11 ,345 14

TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY BUREAU

Salaries ($15,826.23)
Permanent :

M. E. Ainslie, 1,533.33; E. K. Hollier, 1,000.00; M. V. Jackson, 1,233.33; H. M.
James, 656.25; M. A. Lee, 1,075.00; J. E. Murdoch, 150.00; D. R. Oliver, 5,200.00;
J. S. Trenouth, 1,150.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistment, 120.00 12,117 91

Temporary:

M. Devane, 1,233.32; J. C. Flynn, 975.00; D. H. Mclntyre, 1,500.00 3,708 32

Printing and Distributing Booklets, etc. ($209,147.79)

Travelling Expenses:

M. E. Ainslie, 9.00; M. Devane, 6.62; W. Lang, 141.04; D. R. Oliver, 58.32 214 98

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Travel and Publicity Bureau — Continued

Printing and Distributing Booklets, etc. — Continued

Advertising, Radio Publicity, Booklets — Printing, Distributing, etc.:

Bomac Electrotype Co., Ltd., 531.26; Bomac Engravers, Ltd., 2,193.&1; Brigdens,
Ltd., 361.20; Canadian Association of Tourists and Publicity Bureaus, 100.00;
G. A. Davis Printing Co., Ltd., 286.55; King's Printer, 3,854.03; Northern Ontario
Tourist Trade Association, 100.00; Sundry Persons, services distributing book-
lets, etc., 510.97; Walsh Advertising Co., Ltd., 199,613.06; Accounts under

$100, 178.89 207,729 77

Miscellaneous:

G. B. Blundy, 145.00; W. Lang, 245.00; Cartage, express and freight, 202.03;

newspapers and periodicals, 29.50; postage, 405.50; telegrams, 26.66; telephone,

65.74; accounts under $100, 89.24 1,208 67

Less Refund, sale of lumber, 1941-1942 5.63

1,203 04

Travel and Publicity Bureau $224,974 02

OFFICE OF CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER

C. J. Foster, Commissioner

Salaries ($11,906.50)

Permanent: .

B. F. Beer, 437.90; M. W. Bertram, 283.06; D. M. Bonham, 120.97; N. F. Brown,
1,189.58; J. O. Brydone, 962.50; M. E. Firth, 1,081.25; F. V. Glenney, 2,375.00;

C. A. Godfrey, 758.35; C. M. Harper, 1,458.33; C. A. Lawrie, 541.65; A. C.
Nickerson, 550.00; J. L. Rickaby, 525.00; G. B. Smithson, 750.00 11,033 59

Temporary:

M. W. Bertram, 173.31; E. H. Hall, 324.60; M. E. Joyce, 225.00; G. B. Smithson,

150.00 872 91

Maintenance ($1,105.85)
King's Printer, 1,033.43; Accounts under $100, 72.42 1,105 85

Office of Civil Service Commissioner $13,012 35

OFFICE OF KING'S PRINTER

Salaries ($22,749.17)
Permanent :

T. E. Bowman, 3,266.67; W. F. Caldwell, 2,000.00; P. L. Chandler, 1,766.67;
R. Edwards, 200.00; H. A. Fallis, 487.50; S. M. Fallis, 1,266.67; A. L. Fleming,
175.00; F. F. Fogg, 800.00; H. A. Knowles, 487.50; J. N. Lea, 1,333.33; D.
McWatters, 1,233.33; J. Neill, 400.00; H. Petley, 1,424.97; A. L. Prout, 825.00;
P. D. Shea, 1,966.67; F. W. Sprague, 1,458.33; A. Whelan, 1,900.00; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 16.00 21,007 64

Temporary:

R. Littleford, 3.63; J. Neill, 375.00; C. J. F. Price, 1,362.90 1,741 53

Maintenance ($1,806.67)

King's Printer, 1,551.34; Walsh & Ross Typewriter Co., 127.00; Telephone,

26.57; accounts under $100, 101.76 1,806 67

Cartage ($88.14)
Department of Highways 88 14

Official Gazette ($4,768.53)
King's Printer 4,768 53

Office of King's Printer $29,412 51

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER N 7

Permanent:

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF FINANCES
Salaries ($11,800.00)

C. S. Walters Controller of Finances and Deputy Pro-
vincial Treasurer $10,000 00

W. Tobin 1,800 00

11,800 00

Office of Controller of Finances $1 1,800 00

STATUTORY
Prime Minister's Salary ($11,995.00)

Hon. G. D. Conant 5 months. . . 4,997 94

Hon. Mitchell F. Hepburn 7 " 6,997 06

Ontario Public Service Superannuation Fund

Administration Expenses of the Board ($4,492.04)

Salaries ($4,013.71)

Permanent:

H. M. Bond, 856.25; M. G. Evely, 1,075.00; C. J. Foster, 400.00; M. I. Smith,

1,025.00; M. W. Smith, 550.00 3,906 25

Temporary:

M. C. Thomson 107 46

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer, 434.33; Accounts under $100, 44.00 478 33

Allowances, Lump Sum Payments and Refunds ($922,903.58)
Allowances:

Superannuates and Beneficiaries 747,223 19

Lump Sum Payments:

Beneficiaries under Section 28 9,347 98

" 29, Contributions 5,046 52

" 29, Interest 820 97

5,867 49

" 39 4,680 16

19,895163

Refunds:

Contributors— Contributions, 137,824.52; Interest, 17,960.24 155,784^76

Statutory $939,390 62

SPECIAL WARRANT

To Pay Expenses Covering the Rental of a Tent and Electrical Charges at the
"Fair for Britain" held in Toronto, August 24th to September 12th, 1942 ($1,200.00)

J. W. Conklin 1,200 00

Total Expenditure, Department of the Prime Minister, $1,255,652 20

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PROVINCIAL AUDITOR'S OFFICE

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H. A. Cotnam, Provincial Auditor (Statutory, see below)

Salaries ($91,116.88)
Permanent-
ly H. Aitken, 1,641.67; J. Allan, 2,141.67; W. F. Behan, 1,733.33; F. Boyd,
1,283.33; H. E. Budd, 993.55; M. M. Capllng, 1,197.92; H. L. Cheesman,
2,100.00; H. G. Cochran, 2,462.50; W. E. Crampton, 2,041.67; R. B. Cranston,
2,250.00; M. I. Curran, 1,200.00; R. J. Davidson, 2,241.67; F. Delves, 1,500.00;
J. W. Donaldson, 1,741.67; G. H. Evans, 1,641.67; H. Gourley, 1,741.67; C. F.
Harris, 2,400.00; R. L. Hatton, 533.32; A. H. Hawkins, 2,133.33; C. B. Hayward,
1,441.67; W. H. Hewitt, 2,550.00; H. Hollinsworth, 1,633.33; T. J. Ingoldsby,
2,000.00; J. M. Kruspe, 1,125.00; F. H. Lee, 2,133.33; L. J. Leigh, 2,762.50;
R. Loghrin, 1,133.28; H. H. MacFadyen, 3,000.00; G. C. Mackay, 2,100.00;
J. E. Maclean, 2,233.33; W. S. Marr, 1,633.33; T. W. McEachern, 2,200.00;
J. G. McKeddie, 1,933.33; L. M. McLeod, 1,050.00; A. B. Meiklejohn, 1,099.98;
R. V. Metcalfe, 1,733.33; J. A. Milling, 2,100.00; J. Milne, 1,997.36; M. D.
Rankin, 1,933.33; J. A. Robinson, 1,483.33; J. Scott, 2,100.00; G. H. Spence,
3,666.67; W. B. Starratt, 2,612.50; R. Stewart, 1,741.67; D. E. Strong, 639.81;
W. A. Train, 2,241.67; C. V. Watson, 2,100.00; K. L. Webster, 375.00; Public
Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 270.74 88,003 46

Temporary:

E. H. Armstrong, 935.08; G. A. Oliver, 822.29; M. W. Saunders, 693.55; E.

Winram, 662.50 3,113 42

Travelling Expenses ($1,895.24)

J. Allan, 632.50; R. B. Cranston, 494.56; H. H. MacFadyen, 315.30; J. G. Mc-
Keddie, 293.31; A. B. Meiklejohn, 43.90; G. A. Oliver, 110.55; Accounts

under $25, 5.12 1,895 24

Maintenance ($2,739.48)

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King's Printer, 2,567.89; Newspapers and periodicals, 27.00; accounts under

$100, 144."

Cost of Living Bonus ($12,168.53)

Sundry Employees 12,168 53

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($19.10)
Postmaster, stamps purchased, 38.83; less refund of employees' contribution, 19.73. . 19 10

STATUTORY

Provincial Auditor's Salary ($6,000.00)
H. A. Cotnam 6,000 00

Total Expenditure, Provincial Auditor's Office $113,939.23

PART P

DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Main Office, etc 7

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Ontario Reformatories:

Guelph 9

Mercer, Toronto 12

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Hon. N. O. Hipel, Minister (Statutory, see page I 19)
Hon. H. C. Nixon, Minister (Statutory, see page P 17)

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($42,979.32)
Permanent:

F. V. Johns Assistant Provincial Secretary 5,200 00

R. B. Allan, 1,106.25; S. J. Armstrong, 400.00; G. R. Baker; 1,200.00; W. F.
Carpenter, 1,125.00; V. I. Couling, 1,533.33; R. J. Cudney, 2,966.67; M. G.
Dale, 257.26; A. J. Daly, 268.95; W. E. Darke, 1,633.33; G. M. Duffy, 1,300.00;

G. C. Dunsford, 1,125.00; I. Edmunds, 1,500.00; G. Hopper, 1,200.00; N. E.
Johns, 1,050.00; E. Laister, 1,200.00; L. M. Lalonde, 1,233.33; J. K. Livingston,
1,300.00; F. Mason, 1,125.00; E. I. McCormack, 1,125.00; J. M. McWhinnie,
568.75; G. C. F. Meredith, 1,600.00; R. M. Predam, 2,000.00; E. M. Rice,
1,800.00; M. L. Scott, 1,050.00; I. E. Stainton, 218.95; E. L. Tilden, 1,533.33;
M. G. Ward, 325.00; G. E. Webb, 472.50; Public Service Superannuation Fund,
Contribution re Enlistments, 141.00 37,558 65

Temporary:

E. G. Bryan, 925.00; J. A. Coleman, 881.25; M. G. Dale, 667.74; A. J. Daly,
729.59; T. H. Hall, 375.00; R. R. Hosier, 437.50; O. C. Mowat, 75.00; I. E.
Stainton, 729.59; M. G. Ward, 600.00 5,420 67

Travelling Expenses $25.75)

R. J. Cudney, 5.75; Car tickets, 20.00 25 75

Maintenance ($10,039.60)

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 113.40; King's Printer, 9,419.25; Newspapers and periodicals,

57.00; telegrams, 33.17; telephone, 141.13; accounts under $100, 275.65 10,039^60

Cost of Living Bonus ($12,574.66)
Sundry Employees 12,574 66

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($178.58)
Postmaster, stamps purchased, 337.02, less refund of employees' contribution, 158.44 178 58

Main Office $65,797 91

REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S BRANCH

Salaries ($77,770.54)
Permanent :

S. J. Armstrong, 437.50; G. F. Avis, 1,500.00; A. D. Barrett, 1,183.33; R. H.
Baxter 275.00; I. C. Benham, 612.90; I. S. Bethune, 975.00; F. H. Bindon,
1,700.00; M. M. Campbell, 675.00; R: H. Chivers, 273.39; D. S. B. Cook, 662.50;
M. K. Courtney, 1,025.00; I. W. Curry, 1,600.00; F. M. Dion, 1,125.00; M. E.
Easson, 700.00; M. Follett, 174.11; E. Fowler, 1,200.00; D. L. Fraser, 215.32;
M. E. French, 303.23; C. H. George, 1,700.00; E. M. Griffiss, 1,000.00; D. Hally,
1,600.00; G. G. Hill, 1,152.08; D. C. Hollett, 270.66; G. Hughes, 1,233.33;

C. H. Johnson, 1,700.00; M. M. Johnston, 700.00; G. W. Jones, 2,100.00; I. M.
Judson, 1,150.00; W. F. Kell, 1,700.00; O. D. Leaf, 1,200.00; E. G. Livingstone,
300.00; M. V. MacDonnell, 675.00; S. J. Manchester, 2,600.00; J. V. Marshall,
700.00; M. M. J. McLean, 1,200.00; K. McLeod, 1,200.00; H. M. Oliver, 150.00;

F. M. Port, 1,200.00; S. A. Quillman, 1,200.00; G. A. Read, 678.13; P. E. Robbins,
1,125.00; M. A. Rosebrugh, 300.00; G. Routcliffe, 1,800.00; W. D. Scott, 539.11;
N. Sherman, 1,200.00; M. P. Slee, 437.50; M. C. Snetsinger, 1,200.00; J. M.
Stevenson, 675.00; Y. Todd, 900.00; V. K. Tudhope, 1,150.00; H. C. Turnbull,
668.75; M. J. W. Wait, 563.31; A. I. Wallace, 556.05; R. B. Wallace, 1,833.33;
E. C. Warburton, 300.00; M. White, 1,200.00; J. V. C. Willoughby, 1,200.00;

D. J. Woodley, 950.00; E. V. Wright, 675.00 57,319 53

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY FJ

Registrar-General's Branch — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Temporary:

S. J. Armstrong, 243.75; R. H. Baxter, 175.00; I. C. Benham, 312.10; M. Boehme,
397.58; R. Broddy, 900.00; M. M. Campbell, 225.00; R. H. Chivers, 626.61;
P. A. Connelly, 1,062.50; H. R. Cook, 225.00; A. L. Courneyier, 900.00; D. W.
Deighton, 165.00; D. K. Deitz, 343.75; M. J. Driscoll, 17.50; M. E. Easson,
225.00; F. Everson, 1,081.25; M. Fetherstonhaugh-Wallace, 72.60; M. Follett,
380.06; D. L. Fraser, 450.00; F. M. Frecker, 1,083.30; M. E. French, 621.77;
J. Fulton, 653.22; M. M. Hambly, 687.50; M. A. Harding, 399.19; D. C. Hollett,
205.59; W. E. Jeffrey, 659.27; M. M. Johnston, 206.25; E. G. Livingstone,
208.47; M. V. MacDonnell, 193.54; J. V. Marshall, 225.00; H. M. Oliver, 225.00;
M. A. Rosebrugh, 187.50; W. D. Scott, 610.88; W. Sewell, 1,033.32; M. P. Slee,
252.08; B. W. Smith, 900.00; D. S. B. Sprunt, 206.25; J. M. Stevenson, 187.50;

A. B. Third, 618.75; H. C. Turnbull, 206.25; M. J. W. Wait, 187.50; A. I. Wallace,
187.50; E. M. Wallace, 881.25; E. C. Warburton, 190.21; L. Wilson, 150.00;

J. C. Wreyford, 1,274.97; E. V. Wright, 206.25 20,451 01

Travelling Expenses ($4.03)
Department of Highways, 2.03 ; Car tickets, 2.00 . .^. . . ., ... „-, .« ...„.*, 4 03

Maintenance ($15,080.48)

Grand & Toy, Ltd., 1,051.70; King's Printer, 13,267.56; Underwood Elliott Fisher,

Ltd., 398.38; Whyte Hooke Paper Co., Ltd., 154.95; accounts under $100,

207.89 15,080 48

Registrar-General's Branch $92,855 05

REFORMATORIES AND PRISONS BRANCH

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($32,556.05)
Permanent:

C. F. Neelands Deputy Provincial Secretary 5,600 00

B. E. Batchelor, 1,000.00; F. C. Bellingham, 1,150.00; E. Carr, 1,300.00; V. M.
Crawford, 1,200.00; J. H. Fisk, 1,766.67; T. M. Gourlay, 3,200.00; A. M. Hughes,
1,200.00; L. M. Kennedy, 1,000.00; G. Kidd, 1,166.67; E. Lambie, 1,200.00;
J. K. Lambie, 1,225.00; J. H. Masterson, 1,900.00; J. J. McAdam, 1,233.33;
M. M. Milne, 437.50; M. H. Murray, 1,004.50; N. V. Noble, 1,300.00; J. A. G.
Potter, 1,833.33; W. D. Watherston, 2,100.00; Public Service Superannuation

Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 83.00 30,900 00

Temporary:

E. M. Harwood, 193.55; G. P. McLaren, 1,200.00; M. M. Milne, 262.50 1,656 05

Travelling Expenses ($1,940.16)

General :

T. M. Gourlay, 884.14; R. M. Harden, 52.70; H. J. Hodgins, 49.13; G. Kidd,
33.70; J. K. Lambie, 94.30; C. F. Neelands, 213.52; J. A. G. Potter, 149.50;
W. D. Watherston, 89.60; Accounts under $25, 3.84 1,570 43

Removal Expenses of Officers in Institutions:

J. C. Cairns, 165.00; G. Kidd, 1S3.33; Accounts under $25, 21.40 369 73

Maintenance ($3,703.49)

King's Printer, 2,990.84; Newspapers and periodicals, 33.05; telegrams, 143.61;

telephone, 493.26; accounts under $100, 42.73 3,703 49

Legal Costs and Expenses Covering Sundry Investigations ($25.09)
Sundry Persons, Inquiries re County Gaols 25 09

Prisoners' Rehabilitation ($3,590.64)

Prisoners' Rehabilitation Society, grant, 2,500.00; Sundry persons, assistance,

1,090.64 3,590 64

P_8 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Reformatories and Prisons Branch — Continued

Main Office — Continued

Unforeseen and Unprovided ($100.00)

St. James' Cemetery Board, upkeep of Reformatory Boys' plot in St. James' Ceme-
tery, Penetanguishene, 20.00; Sundry persons, 80.00 100 00

Prisoners' Removal and Other Expenses ($20,758.16)

Travelling and Other Expenses of Bailiffs and Prisoners:

E. Biggar, 788.69; A. G. Brown, 33.00; F. C. Christie, 37.95; H. Clifford, 59.95;
J. S. Dickey, 88.95; J. H. Fisk, 10.358.55; Guelph Transportation Commission,
1,365.00; R. M. Harden, 6,830.75; A. T. Humphreys, 41.55; W. Johnson,
115.90; A. Landriault, 134.50; G. MacDonell, 296.84; A. McCallum, 718.77;
C. Mclntyre, 31.00; E. McClelland, 50.25; I. McKay, 38.05; H. E. Peterkin,

25.65; T. A. Ramage, 52.40; H. Stewart, 142.90; Accounts under

$25, 155.65 21,366 30

Less Municipalities' Proportion Refunded 14,868 49

6,497 81

Railway Fares, etc., of Discharged Prisoners:

Canadian National Railways, 7,901.00; Canadian Pacific Railway Co., 4,052.20;
Industrial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 137.35; Mercer Reformatory, Toronto,
599.98; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 239.40; Sundry Bus Lines,
495.40; Accounts under $100, 111.72 13,537 05

Treatment of Prisoners in Hospitals and Sanatoria:

Geraldton Clinic, 108.00; St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph, 424.25; Toronto General

Hospital, 159.10; Accounts under $100, 31.95 723 30

Cost of Living Bonus ($68,192.28)
Sundry Employees 68,192 28

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($356.43)
Postmaster, stamps purchased, 731.38; less refund of employees' contribution, 374.95 356 43

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and Other Accounts for Workmen Injured In
Government Work as awarded by the Workmen's Compensation Board,
including proportion of Administration Expenses ($2,201.38)

Workmen's Compensation Board 2,201 38

Grants

Salvation Army for Prison and Police Court Work ($7,500.00)
Grant 7,500 00

Schools— City of Guelph and Guelph Township ($358.16)
Guelph Collegiate Institute, 237.13; MacDonald Consolidated School, 121.03 358 16

Training Schools ($71,999.50)

St. John's, 28,991.25; St. Joseph's, 24,653.25; St. Mary's, 18,355.00 71,999 50

Main Office, Reformatories and Prisons Branch $213,281 34

BOARD OF PAROLE
Salaries ($10,583.33)

Permanent:

M. Latimer, 1,200.00; S. A. Melrose, 1,333.33; V. Moore, 1,200.00; M. Mor-
rison, 1,125.00; C. F. Swayze, 3,200.00; N. Topping, 825.00; G. R. Trumbell,
1,700.00 10,583 33

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY P9

Board of Parole — Continued

Allowances and Expenses for Parole Board ($2,578. 17.)

R. S. Clark, allowance, 255.00; expenses, 80.50; W. B. Common, expenses, 20.16;
A. F. Hatch, allowance, 465.00; expenses, 485.11; L. J. Long, allowance, 505.00;
expenses, 662.40; Mrs. D. Strachan, allowance, 105.00 2,578 17

Expenses of Returning to Prison Parole Violators
and Permit Violators ($8.50)
Travelling Expenses:

Mrs. A. McCallum 8 50

Travelling Expenses ($896.95)
W. B. Common, 238.61; C. F. Swayze, 619.33; Accounts under $25, 39.01 896 95

Maintenance ($407.57)
King's Printer, 294.49; Telephone, 65.20; accounts under $100, 47.88 407 57

Board of Parole $14,474 52

ONTARIO REFORMATORIES

GUELPH

Salaries ($166,999.50)

E. P. Bradt, 2,600.00; E. S. Burrows, 832.00; S. Carter, 976.67; E. H. D. Childs,
2,400.00; M. A. Cunningham, 1,283.33; J. H. Denver, 1,500.00; R. Donnell,
1,500.00; G. S. Elkins, 1,200.00; J. R. Elliott, 3,400.00; H. G. Evans, 1,486.02;
A. B. Falconbridge, 1,283.33; A. G. Ferguson, 1,200.00; T. W. Fox, 1,760.00;
W. Guylee, 800.02; W. V. Harcourt, 1,000.00; R. M. Harden, 1,600.00; J. D.
Heaslip, 5,000.00; D. S. Heron, 563.33; P. J. Hohenadel, 657.19; H. C. Hollings-
head, 415.84; G. W. Ingle, 1,458.33; S. P. Loughrin, 1,500.00; W. L. Love,
1,500.00; A. R. McDonald, 2,000.00; J. McGill, 1,600.00; G. A. Mellow, 3,000.00;
E. Murray, 1,600.00; J. J. O'Connell, 1,500.00; J. Stewart, 1,600.00; M. B.
Storie, 789.44; S. F. TenBroeck, 60.00; R. Tomlinson, 1,300.00; S. W. Walker,
1,333.30; J. K. Waring, 1,499.94; T. S. Whitelaw, 179.30; Guards, 111,722.17;
Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 1,635.40. . . . 165,735 61

Special Bonus — Sundry Employees 1,263 89

Maintenance ($212,768.18)

Travelling Expenses * 1,935 96

Medicines and Medical Comforts 9,278 12

Groceries and Provisions 89,475 13

Fuel, Light ana Water 27,789 21

Clothing 25,153 03

Laundry and Cleaning 10, 108 80

Furniture and Furnishings 3,482 97

Office Expenses 3,325 56

Farm Expenses 29,940 33

Contingencies 12,279 07

Travelling Expenses:

E. P. Bradt, 350.64; E. H. D. Childs, 311.07; Edward Griffin, 391.85; R. M.
Harden, 59.04; J. D. Heaslip, 527.62; M. F. Huether, 71.52; W. L. Love, 151.52;
Accounts under $25, 72.70 1,935 96

Expenses:

J. R. Bailey, 100.00; Balfours, Ltd., 683.98; N. M. Bartlett Spray Works, 209.64;
Beardmore & Co., Ltd., 1,347.36; Beatty Brothers, Ltd., 333.59; Beaver Laundry
Machinery Co., Ltd., 252.32; Board of Light & Heat Commissioners, Guelph,
1,642.39; Bond Hardware Co., Ltd., 417.53; Borden Co., Ltd., 1,193.13; Bow-
manville Glove & Mitt Co., Ltd., 607.50; British American Oil Co., Ltd.,
352.45; P. Burns & Co., Ltd., 669.27; R. Burns & Co., 1,370.90; Canada & Domin-

P 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Reformatory, Guelph — Continued
Maintenance — Continued

ion Sugar Co., Ltd., 550.78; Canada Food Products, 118.65; Canada Packers,
Ltd., 570.69; Canada Starch Sales Co., Ltd., 256.27; Canadian Doughnut Co.,
Ltd., 484.50; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 389.30; Canadian National Institute
for the Blind, 288.23; Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., 1,374.66; Cassidy's, Ltd.,
194.05; Clark, Fruitier & Co., Ltd., 111.50; Colgate-Palmolive- Peet Co., Ltd.,
324.22; Consolidated Optical Co., Ltd., 115.03; Coppley Noyes & Randall,
Ltd., 1,238.50; F. J. Cote, 443.35; Dalglish (Ontario), Ltd., 1,360.92; DeLaval
Co., Ltd., 152.44; Diamond Cleanser & Soaps, Ltd., 267.00; Dominion Linseed
Oil Co., Ltd., 677.25; Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd., 230.14; Doughty & McFar-
lane, 1,149.25; E. A. Downey, 111.25; Duncan Products, 103.95; Excelsior
Brushes, Ltd., 235.36; Expert Tire Repair, 113.49; S. Gumpert Company of
Canada, Ltd., 1,542.92; J. D. Hamilton, 492.00; W. S. Hanna & Sons, 217.50;
G. A. Hardie & Co., Ltd., 193.30; T. G. Hemphill, 208.80; A. B. Hewer Uniform
Cap Co., 451.63; Samuel Hisey & Son, 1,641.30; Huck Glove Co., Ltd., 175.00;
Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 3,311.07; Hygiene Products,
Ltd., 222.20; Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 22,157.85; Imperial Oil, Ltd., 796.74;
Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 382.08; Ingram & Bell, Ltd.,
129.93; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 567.00; International Harvester Com-
pany of Canada, Ltd., 135.00; F. T. James Co., Ltd., 1,647.99; Johnson &
Johnson, Ltd., 277.38; N. & G. King, 229.50; King's Printer, 1,471.31; S. F.
Lawrason & Co., Ltd., 712.58; Lever Brothers, Ltd., 989.16; Levi's, 203.00;
Thomas J. Lipton, Ltd., 120.00; H. Little, Ford Sales & Service, 412.59; London
Soap Co., Ltd., 421.73; D. E. MacDonald & Brothers, Ltd., 266.80; W. C. Mac-
Donald Inc., 5,680.00; C. A. Mann & Co., 1,845.00; Maple Leaf Milling Co.,
Ltd., 2,647.69; Matthews- Wells Co., Ltd., 149.00; M. L. Maynard & Sons,
135.00; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 3,414.41; Moore-Pearsall Leathers,
Ltd., 692.48; F. C. McCordick, 170.33; D. Mclntyre & Co., Ltd., 482.76; Neil
McTaggart, 500.00; National Fertilizers, Ltd., 2,076.92; National Grocers Co.,
Ltd., 2,171.94.; National Wooden ware Co., 157.13; Niagara Brand Spray Co.,
Ltd., 307.88; Ontario Agricultural College Dairy Department, 1,414.73; Ontario
Hospital School Orillia, Industries, 3,240.00; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,
. Industries, 70,765.06; Oxford Farmers' Co-operative Co., Ltd., 127.26; Pal
Blade Corporation, Ltd., 236.10; Parke, Davis & Co., 218.59; Parrish & Heim-
becker, Ltd., 4,233.40; William Patterson Co., 189.76; Penmans, Ltd., 2,095.00;
Thomas R. Pickard, 150.00; Pioneer Equipment Co., 118.65; Ratcliff Paper
Co., Ltd., 432.92; George E. Rees Bakers' Supplies, 235.53; Reesors Marmill,
Ltd., 3,060.65; Rennie's Seeds, 255.90; James Richardson & Sons, Ltd M 2,665.17;
St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 510.60; Scythes & Co., Ltd., 258.64; Shirriff's,
Ltd., 318.60; Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., 1,856.03; N. B. Smith, 276.71; Snap
Co., Ltd., 148.06; Wm. Snider Milling Co., Ltd., 105.06; H. Spring & Sons,
678.50; Standard Brands, Ltd., 463.49; Steele Briggs Seed Co., Ltd., 137.33;
Steep's Meat Market, 4,929.83; Stevens Companies, 537.24; Stevens-Hepner
Co., Ltd., 101.70; D. H. Storey, 584.10; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 620.31;
Taylor-Forbes, Ltd., 541.80; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 991.80; Toronto Foot-
wear Co., Ltd., 327.40; Toronto Pharmacal Co., Ltd., 370.93; Tuckett, Ltd.,
297.57; Underwood Elliott Fisher, Ltd., 140.00; United Shoe Machinery Com-
pany of Canada, Ltd., 167.96; Valentine & Martin, Ltd., 621.10; Victoria Paper
& Twine Co., Ltd., 565.00; Ward's Studio, 272.32; Edward Webb & Sons (Can-
ada), Ltd., 1,403.68; Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 4,028.96; H. Wharton,
144.00; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 1,509.25; F. W. Woolworth Co., Ltd., 280.05;

York Trading, Ltd., 1,205.96; A. B. Zacks, 1,304.00; Cartage, express and

freight, 2,218.39; newspapers and periodicals, 90.35; postage, 1,077.84; religious
services, 525.00; sundry prisoners, gratuities, 7,292.80; music and entertainment,
87.70; telegrams, 40.98; telephone, 436.74; accounts under $100, 4,077.98 210,832 22

Repairs to Buildings, etc. ($16,232.91)

Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Roads, Walks,

Grounds and Fences 1,266 47

Maintenance and Repairs of Plumbing, Steam and Electric

Plants and Machinery 13,906 44

Live Stock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 1,060 00

Aluminate Chemicals, Ltd., 189.55; Babcock-Wilcox & Goldie-McCulloch, Ltd.,
108.63; R. O. Barber, 589.62; Bond Hardware Co., Ltd., 134.54; A. Broham,
350.00; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., 1,304.76; Canadian Ice Machine

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY P 11

Ontario Reformatory, Guelph — Continued

Repairs to Buildings, etc. — Continued

Co., Ltd., 144.02; Canadian Industries Ltd., 224.57; Combustion Engineering
Corporation, Ltd., 140.06; W. H. Cunningham & Hill, Ltd., 120.60; Currie
Products, Ld., 153.51; Department of Highways, 454.75; Dominion Linseed
Oil Co., Ltd., 182.37; Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd., 182.81; Dominion
Salt Co., Ltd., 207.00; C. A. Dunham Co., Ltd., 129.36; Empire Brass Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., 908.09; E. B. Fielding & Co., 116.94; L. E. Franklin, 600.00;
A. P. Green Fire Brick Co., Ltd., 153.50; Grinnell Company of Canada, Ltd.,
173.06; Hamilton Boiler Works, 695.96; Francis Hankin & Co., Ltd., 201.22;
International Varnish Co., Ltd., 353.54; S. F. Lawrason & Co., Ltd., 103.75;
Masco Co., Ltd., 196.24; J. H. Morin & Co., Ltd., 4,139.95; Ontario Reformatory,
Guelph, Industries, 758.62; Ontario Reformatory, Mimico, Industries, 107.52 ;
Pilkington Brothers (Canada), Ltd., 357.31; Sutherland-Schultz Electric Co.,

Ltd., 398.00; Taylor-Forbes, Ltd., 456.57; Twisswire Brushes, Ltd., 123.30;

Cartage, express and freight, 67.25; accounts under $100, 1,705.94 16,232 91

Industries ($399,985.09)

Salaries ($21,938.00):

W. H. Berry, 1,383.33; W. M. Brown, 866.67; R. H. Clark, 1,500.00; J. W. Cox,
1,600.00; W. W. Cunningham, 2,000.00; R. Fawcett, 1,400.00; J. I. Goodman,
1,400.00; J. W. Greenaway, 1,400.00; H. Greene, 1,600.00; A. Hamill, 1,500.00;
W. H. Hill, 1,600.00; J. A. Kennedy, 1,200.00; G. Roberts, 1,500.00; H. A. San-
derson, 1,400.00; J. Whiteside, 1,500.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund,
Contribution re Enlistment, 88.00 21,938 00

Travelling Expenses:

J. R. Elliott, 256.65; J. D. Heaslip, 112.26 368 91

Expenses:

Allov Metal Sales, Ltd., 387.60; American Can Co., 10,226.72; Barrett Brothers,
2,868.00; Bell Thread Co., Ltd., 192.48; Board of Light and Heat Commissioners,
Guelph, 676.89; Bond Hardware Co., Ltd., 260.02; A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd.,
625.88; British American Oil Co., Ltd., 217.31; Canada Colors and Chemicals,
Ltd., 133.27; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 11,739.73; Canada Metal
Co., Ltd., 110.04; Canada Packers, Ltd., 473.80; Canada Starch Sales Co., Ltd.,
1,678.51; Canada Vinegars, Ltd., 199.74; Canadian Cottons, Ltd., 11,876.51;
Canadian Hoffman Machinery Co., Ltd., 400.00; Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
271.37; Canadian Liquid Air Co., Ltd., 121.24; Canadian Pacific Railway Co.,
195.00; Canadian Wirebound Boxes, Ltd., 995.76; Canadian Wool Board, Ltd.,
4,443.50; Cluett, Peabody and Company of Canada, Ltd., 678.12; Cotton
Threads, Ltd., 454.22; Delany & Pettit, Ltd., 515.17; Dominion Foundries
& Steel, Ltd., 5,525.99; Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., 139.32; Douglas-Pectin,
Ltd., 770.43; Edward A. Downey, 24,524.48; John Duff & Sons, Ltd., 4,781.59;
F. H. Dunham & Co., 18,080.56; F. W. Fearman Co., Ltd., 2,696.94; First
Co-operative Packers of Ontario, Ltd., 1,574.00; Anthony Foster & Sons, Ltd.,
115.61; Fowler's Canadian Co., Ltd., 638.89; Gilchrist Manufacturing Co.,
433.62; Goderich Salt Co., Ltd., 157.75; Griffith Laboratories, Ltd., 702.18;
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 448.50; Harley-Kay, Ltd., 160.43 D. Hartley,
1,542.19; Hirsch & Son, 1,560.24; Frank Hunnisett, Ltd., 5,282.59; Hydro-
Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 4,286.38; Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 7,385.95;
Imperial Oil, Ltd., 743.89; Industrial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 1,886.68;
Industrial Farm, Burwash, 354.95; Keenan Woodenware Manufacturing Co.,
Ltd., 238.56; Kitchener Buttons, Ltd., 160.00; R. Laidlaw Lumber Co., Ltd.,
155.10; S. F. Lawrason & Co., Ltd., 429.88; London Soap Co., Ltd., 468.68;
C. A. Mann & Co., 1,845.00; Matthews-Wells Co., Ltd., 1,411.69; Mercer Reform-
atory, 312.00; Mercer Reformatory, Industries, 208.98; Monarch Belting Co.,
434.85; Montreal Cottons, Ltd., 525.16; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 148.00;
National Paper Goods, Ltd., 1,739.55; Oakville Basket Co., Ltd., 558.70; Ontario
Reformatory, Guelph, 2,696.37; Oppenheimer Casing Company of Canada, Ltd.,
145.00; Owen Sound Creamery Co. Ltd., 6,073.76; C. A. Pemberton & Co.,
Ltd., 285.00; Ratcliff Paper Co., Ltd., 652.54; Reece Machinery Company
of Canada, Ltd., 101.57; W. Robinson & Son Converters, Ltd., 2,587.66; Royal
Paper & Supply Co., 144.56; St. Lawrence Starch Co., 227.25; St. Thomas Metal
Signs, Ltd., 7,156.08; Scarfe & Co., Ltd., 1,572.51 ; J. M. Schneider, Ltd., 9,357.07;
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 164.03; Standard Casing Company of Canada,
1,766.95; Steele Company of Canada, Ltd., 156.78; Superintendent, live stock
purchases, 165,641.46; Swift Canadian Co., Ltd., 5,667.60; John Tattersall
& Son, 327.00; Toronto Butchers' Supply Co., Ltd., 180.00; Union Twist Drill

P 12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Ontario Reformatory, Guelph — Continued

Industries — Continued

Co., 125.49; Universal Button Fastening & Button Co., Ltd., 276.00; Victoria
Paper & Twine Co., Ltd., 134.73; Wabasso Cotton Co., Ltd., 295.33; Weber
Hardware Co., Ltd., 104.94; Wellington Packers, Ltd., 7,866.72; G. Whitaker
& Co., Ltd., 16,187.52; Whyte Packing Co., Ltd., 945.08; Wilkinson-Kompass,

Ltd., 135.96; Wool Combing Corporation of Canada, Ltd., 301.78; Cartage,

express and freight, 1,525.81; postage, 236.70; telephone, 345.46; accounts

under $100, 2,123.28 377,678 18

Total $795,985 68

Less Industrial Operations Revenue 400,659 60

Ontario Reformatory, Guelph $395,326 08

Mercer, Toronto

Salaries ($45,442.43)

W. E. Ariss, 1,299.99; H. B. Black, 264.00; E. J. Condon, 1,600.00; C. A. C. Cronin,
1,200.00; G. M. Ditson, 925.00; N. M. Ellis, 540.00; G. S. Hannah, 1,399.92;
W. H. Hills, 1,000.00; J. Hunter, 2,200.00; W. J. Kee, 1,300.00; B. C. Keith,
1,333.33; C. Macklin, 1,400.00; H. McGrath, 1,400.00; J. L. McNabb, 1,300.00;
J. Milne, 2,800.00; M. A. Morrow, 110.00; W. T. Quick, 1,300.00; S. E. Secord,
1,400.00; B. Terry, 35.00; Attendants, 22,635.19 45,442 43

Maintenance ($30,624.19)

Medicines and Medical Comforts 1,287 89

Groceries and Provisions 13,036 42

Fuel, Light and Water 7,480 86

Clothing 1,408 05

Laundry and Cleaning 2,009 96

Furniture and Furnishings 1,013 68

Office Expenses 1,115 25

Farm Expenses 633 07

Contingencies 2,639 01

Associated Chemicals, Ltd., 126.13; Balfours, Ltd., 480.14; Canada Wax and Chem-
ical Co., 136.50; Consumers Gas Company of Toronto, 348.14; T. Eaton Co.,
Ltd., 410.37; Everist Bros., Ltd., 212.75; Hamilton & Johnston, 499.81; G. A.
Hardie & Co., 234.13; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 397.61; Department of Health,
134.00; Home Service Shoe Repair, 113.45; Imperial Tobacco Sales Company
of Canada, Ltd., 337.10; Interlake Tissue Mills Co., Ltd., 126.00; King's Printer,
617.97; Lever Brothers, Ltd., 333.71 ; Lines, Ltd., 451.34; Gordon Mackay
& Co., Ltd., 105.42; Marchment Co., Ltd., 256.67; Mercer Reformatory, In-
dustries, 1,084.10; Milnes Coal Co., Ltd., 1,042.79; Montreal Cottons, Ltd.,
226.51; McBride Brothers, Ltd., 489.65; D. Mclntyre & Co., Ltd., 253.80;
National Grocers Co., Ltd., 344.91; Ontario Honey Producers' Co-operative,
Ltd., 105.17; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, 2,182.76; Ontario Reformatory,
Guelph, Industries, 5,756.47; P. Polito, 128.34; Purity Bread, Ltd., 1,047.80;
Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd., 191.70; Elias Rogers Co., Ltd., 4,560.75; St. Lawrence
Fish Market, 261.79; St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 264.00; Stevens Com-
panies, 339.78; Toronto Hydro-Electric System, 963.08; City of Toronto, Water-
works Department, 693.42; Whyte Packing Co., Ltd., 224.97; York Trading,

Ltd., 151.71; Cartage, express and freight, 31.38; postage, 216.00; religious

services 520.00; sundry prisoners, gratuities, 1,349.00; telephone, 264.10; ac-
counts under $100, 2,608.97 30,624 19

Repairs to Buildings, etc. ($3,251.68)

Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Roads, Grounds,

Walks and Fences 2,379 74

Maintenance and Repairs of Plumbing, Steam and Electric

Plants 871 94

Brooks Oil Co. 103.46; Canada Paint Co., Ltd., 343.69; Canadian Credit Men's Trust
Association Ltd., 215.00; International Varnish Co., Ltd., 178.56; R. Laidlaw
Lumber Co., Ltd., 180.89; Langmuir Paint Co., Ltd., 133.65; F. Lepper &

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY P 13

Mercer Reformatory — Continued

Repairs to Buildings, etc. — Continued

Son, 110.00; Anthony Mole, 120.98; J. H. Morin & Co., Ltd., 886.25; Taylor-
Forbes, Ltd., 105.59; Tremco Manufacturing Company (Canada), Ltd., 150.43;
Accounts under $100, 723.18 3,251 68

Industries ($86,056.28)

Salaries ($2,699.96):

]Vf. J. C. Miles, 1,299.96; T. Thompson, 1,400.00 ' 2,699 96

Expenses:

A. Bradshaw & Son, Ltd., 15,699.01; Frank W. Bradwin, 6,189.08; Buttons,
Ltd., 174.24; Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd., 8,145.11; Canadian Cottons, Ltd.,
8,532.16; Canadian Industries, Ltd., 134.53; Canadian Spool Cotton Co., 396.16;
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., 5,754.99; F. H. Dunham & Co., 17,923.41; John
Garde & Co., Ltd., 168.40; A. D. Gibson, 1,314.56; Hamilton & Johnston, 250.60;
Montreal Cottons, Ltd., 533.12; W. Robinson & Son, Converters, Ltd., 389.38;
Sta-Neat Apparel Co., Ltd:, 767.20; Colin F. Stewart, 8,993.42; Tooke Brothers,
Ltd., 206.07; Toronto Hydro-Electric System, 461.22; Uniforms Registered, '
370.00; Universal Button Fastening and Button Company of Canada, Ltd.,

412.04; Wabasso Cotton Co., Ltd., 5,964.43; Cartage, express and freight,

155.80; telephone, 105.76; accounts under $100, 315.63 83,356 32

Total $165,374 58

Less Industrial Operations Revenue 108,720 89

Mercer Reformatory s $56,653 69

INDUSTRIAL FARM, BURWASH
Salaries ($161,270.46)

G. Arcand, 1,500.00; G. Barron, 133.33; L. L. Boire, 1,300.00; D. A. Z. Boyce, 75.00;

D. Brazel, 889.11; A. D. Buchanan, 1,600.00; J. C. Cairns, 700.04; C. Cameron,
1,500.00; G. F. Cliff, 2,775.57; M. E. Daley, 673.59; M. G. Davis, 212.68; S. R.
Dillon, 536.67; J. E. DuBois, 14.52; J. M. Edwards, 16.94; B. Fluvian, 812.50;

E. Heino, 1,090.32; M. H. Hennessy, 355.00; T. Hurd, 1,466.67; A. M. Hyland,
1,050.00; W. H. Jamieson, 1,474.99; J. F. Jeffs, 1,400.00; G. Kidd, 750.00; W. G.
Magill, 1,700.00; A. J. Mason, 1,500.00; R. J. McClure, 1,299.99; S. L. Mcjannet,
212.64; W. L. Mcjannet, 4,000.00; M. McLeod, 239.17; J. Onhauser,l,375.00;
E. W. Owen, 1,550.00; I. Penman, 4.84; J. J. Penty, 192.50; R. F. Shierson,
1,500.00; A. L. Smyth, 403.54; V. S. Stefanko, 800.00; J. H. Stitt, 1,040.00;
R. E. Waldbrook, 1,258.33; Stationary Engineers and Assistants, 7,680.81;
Assistant Sergeants, 5,793.31; Guards, 109,506.02; Public Service Superannua-
tion Fund, Contribution re Enlistments, 887.38 161,270 46

Maintenance ($193,948.70)

Travelling Expenses 1,545 78

Medicines and Medical Comforts 12,227 37

Groceries and Provisions 84,800 29

Fuel, Light and Water 24,943 14

Clothing 20,313 20

Laundry and Cleaning 9,269 81

Furniture and Furnishings 2,124 56

Office Expenses 2,22 1 05

Farm Expenses 21,088 95

Contingencies 15,414 55

Travelling Expenses:

G. F. Cliff, 160.09; J. R. Elliott, 47.70; W. L. Mcjannet, 668.50; J. Onhauser,

525.88; Accounts under $25, 143.61.' 1,545 78

Expenses:

Abbott Laboratories, Ltd., 293.06; Adams Brothers Harness, Ltd., 726.84;
Associated Chemical Company of Canada, Ltd., 171.99; Baines & David, Ltd.,
206.65; Balfours, Ltd., 1,616.95; Beaver Laundry Machinery Co., Ltd., 110.53;
L. Boire, 169.15; Borden Co., Ltd., 247.50; P. Burns & Co., Ltd., 1,478.83;

P 14 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Industrial Farm, Burwash — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

R. Burns & Co., 928.18; Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd., 2,582.84; Canada
Packers, Ltd., 6,330.71; Canadian Doughnut Co., Ltd., 512.50; Canadian Indus-
tries, Ltd., 1,549.75; Canadian National Carbon Co. Ltd., 161.82; Canadian
National Institute for the Blind, 188.48; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.,
482.57; Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd., 363.36; J. J. Connors, 106.50; Davis Glove
Works, 144.23; Diamond Cleanser & Soaps, Ltd., 1,336.28; Dominion Rubber
Co., Ltd., 267.95; Eastman Photographic Stores, Ltd., 144.36; Edward Grain
Co., 4',303.34; Excelsior Brushes, Ltd., 219.58; Fowler Hardware Co., Ltd.,
185.26; Gait Knitting Co., Ltd., 3,600.00; Gamble-Robinson, Ltd., 204.00;
General Foods, Ltd., 339.99; Get Gas Co., 609.83; Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co., Ltd., 395.77; S. Gumpert Company of Canada, Ltd., 1,168.20; Gutta
Percha & Rubber, Ltd., 412.72; Hamblin-Metcalfe, Ltd., 258.99; Hamburg
Felt Boot Co., Ltd., 1,685.80; Hamilton & Johnston, 922.13; Hamilton Brothers,
765.07; J. F. Hartz Co., Ltd., 495.10; A. B. Hewer Uniform Cap Co., 216.59;
Higgins& Burke, Ltd., 885.17; Samuel Hisey& Son, 200.00; Huck Glove Co., Ltd.,
1,475.00; Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, 3,482.23; Imperial
Oil, Ltd., 3,981.87; Imperial Tobacco Sales Company of Canada, Ltd., 3,112.53;
Industrial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 3,926.76; Ingram & Bell, Ltd.,. 571.81 ;
International Harvester Company of Canada, Ltd., 614.69; F. T. James Co.,
Ltd., 1,328.50; King's Printer, 935.80; N. & G. King, 880.00; Landau & Cormack,
Ltd., 146.58; Lang Tanning Co., Ltd., 442.28; Lever Brothers, Ltd., 616.82;
Luxura Tea Co., 123.75; Mac. L. Maynard & Sons, 1,943.85; W. C. Macdonald,
Inc., 5,350.46; H. L. MacKinnon Co., Ltd., 132.00; W. R. Manchester, 328.50;
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 612.50; Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., 102.39; Mercer
Reformatory, Industries, 3,410.60; R. M. Mitchell, 255.00; McCormick's, Ltd.,
461.34; D. Mclntvre & Co., Ltd., 372.00; National Drug & Chemical Company
of Canada, Ltd., 274.80; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 7,645.24; Wm. Neilson,
Ltd., 345.18; Ocean Chemicals, Ltd., 1,373.00; Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.,
1,230.00; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, 1,320.35; Ontario Reformatory, Guelph,
Industries, 45,686.82; Park Manor Clothes, Ltd., 1,234.00; Parrish & Heim-
becker, Ltd., 3,309.71; Penmans, Ltd., 957.50; Quaker Oats Co., 339.05; Ralston
Purina Co., Ltd., 105.00; Rennies Seeds, 125.54; James Richardson & Son,
Ltd., 2,652.49; Rowntree Co., Ltd., 187.50; Rubinovich & Haskell, Ltd., 105.47;
St. Lawrence Starch Co., Ltd., 2,014.76; W. E. Saunders, Ltd., 241.27; Scottish
Chemicals & Fumigators, 1,766.14; Shirriffs, Ltd., 236.02; Standard Brands,
Ltd., 742.21; Stevens Companies, 141.85; H. Stitt, 214.00; Swift Canadian
Co., Ltd., 3,528.57; Toronto Elevators, Ltd., 1,107.00; Toronto Footwear Co.,
Ltd., 912.00; Toronto Macaroni & Imported Foods, Ltd., 179.65; Tuckett,
Ltd., 1,015.30; Underwood Elliott Fisher, Ltd., 137.19; United Auto Parts
(Sudbury), Ltd., 1,041.19; Victoria Paper & Twine Co., Ltd., 996.45; Vi-Tone
Sales, Ltd., 160.38; F. P. Weaver Coal Co., Ltd., 18,553.08; Edward Webb
& Sons (Canada), Ltd., 150.00; Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd., 2,450.50;
George Weston, Ltd., 112.64; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 769.78; Wilkinson-
Kompass, Ltd., 272.82; Woods Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 114.00; Young-Win-
field, Ltd., 303.00; A. B. Zacks, 320.25; Express, 3,260.21; freight, 1,403.08;

gratuities, 6,510.16; newspapers and periodicals, 144.70; postage, 970.00; relig-
ious services, 550.00; telegrams, 106.43; telephone, 39.45; accounts under $100,
3,451.36 192,402 92

Repairs to Buildings, etc. ($29,296.49)

Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Walks, Roads,

Grounds and Fences 13,723 00

Maintenance and Repairs of Plumbing, Steam and Electric

Plants 10,588 22

Livestock, Vehicles and Farm Implements 2,542 49

Lumbering 1,282 60

Roads 1,160 18

Aikenhead Hardware, Ltd., 121.96; George Allen Co., 379.96; Baines & David, Ltd.,
142.53; Beatty Brothers, Ltd., 428.63; Brantford Oil & Grease Co., 174.37;
Building Products, Ltd., 384.27; Canada Paint Co., Ltd., 733.17; Canada Valve
& Hydrant Co., Ltd., 179.11; Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd., 421.64;
Canadian Industries, Ltd., 496.77; Canadian Johns-Manville Co., Ltd., 145.39;
Canadian Line Materials, Ltd., 130.00; Canadian Liquid Air Co., Ltd., 118.27;
Canadian Steam Boiler Equipment Co., Ltd., 210.00; Canadian Westinghouse
Co., Ltd., 137.06; Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., 1,373.43; Crane, Ltd.,
202.70; W. H. Cunningham & Hill, Ltd., 369.29; Dominion Linseed Oil Co.,

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY PJ5

Industrial Farm, Burwash — Continued

Repairs to Buildings, etc. — Continued

Ltd., 138.13; Dominion Steeplejack Co., 1,310.06; Elgin-Handles, Ltd., 494.21;
Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 224.78; Excelsior Brushes, Ltd., 325.71;
O. Fenwick, 360.00; D. J. Fletcher, 462.50; Fowler Hardware Co., Ltd., 324.45;
Garlock Packing Company of Canada, Ltd., 112.06; Gutta Percha & Rubber,
Ltd., 622.52; Harrisons & Crossfield (Canada), Ltd., 333.30; Department of
Highways, 966.30; Hill-Clark-Francis, Ltd., 242.18; Imperial Iron Corporation,
Ltd., 148.33; Industrial Farm, Burwash, Industries, 4,990.47; L. Johnston,
500.00; London Cleansers Supply Co., 208.47; Masco Co., Ltd., 176.31; J. H.
Morin & Co., Ltd., 2,690.95; James Morrison Brass Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
168.33; National Iron Corporation, Ltd., 509.53; National Sewer Pipe Co.,
Ltd., 173.04; Northern Electric Co., Ltd., 452.18; Northern Foundry & Machine
Co., Ltd., 229.15; Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, 250.00; Ontario Reforma-
tory, Mimico, Industries, 265.60; Pilkington Brothers (Canada), Ltd., 300.34;
F. W. Reicheld & Son, 250.00; James Robertson Co., Ltd., 268.22; Robinson
Clay Product Company of Canada, Ltd., 583.00; Simonds Canada Saw Co.,
Ltd., 147.00; G. F. Summers, 415.00; Taylor-Forbes, Ltd., 230.20; Wettlaufer
Machinery Co., 210.00; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 679.46; A, R. Williams Machin-
ery Co., Ltd., 134.97; Wilson & Cousins, Ltd., 120.75; W. C. Wood Co., Ltd.,

211.50; Wrought Iron Range Company of Canada, Ltd., 114.05; Express

and freight, 911.05; pay list, wages of men, 163.53; accounts under $100, 1,730.31 29,296 49

Industries ($11,141.58)

Canadian Cottons, Ltd., 2,104.40; John Garde & Co., Ltd., 385.87; Hydro-Electric
Power Commission of Ontario, 360.00; Industrial Farm, Burwash, 5,513.40;
Montreal Cottons, Ltd., 214.27; Muskoka Foundry, Ltd., 257.00; D. K. Mc-
Laren, Ltd., 244.80; Ontario Belting Co., 119.08; W. Robinson & Son Converters,
Ltd., 761.54; Universal Button Fastening & Button Company of Canada, Ltd.,

152.70; Universal Thread Co., 195.92; Whites Hardware, Ltd., 160.61;

Cartage, express and freight, 47.66; accounts under $100, 624.33 11,141 58

Total $395,657 23

Less: Industrial Operations Revenue 38,872 23

Industrial Farm, Burwash $356,785 00

ONTARIO TRAINING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, BOWMANVILLE

Salaries ($24,755.89)
Permanent:

M. W. Allin, 1,168.75; P. D. Armstrong, 300.00; J. J. Brown, 1,858.32; J. M.
Burns, 1,400.00; J. C. Cairns, 699.96; P. L. Cox, 750.00; W. C. Crossey, 1,333.33;
M. Densem, 1,333.33; F. Head, 750.00; J. E. Houck, 1,066.67; C. M. Ives, 700.00;
W. C. Ives, 1,050.00; W. J. Knox, 1,533.33; M. Lambourne, 1,125.00; C. A.
Mason, 1,233.33; H. B. Pollock, 1,400.00; A. R. Virgin, 2,333.31; K. Werry,
1,266.67; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlistments,
330.69 21,632 69

Temporary:

P.L. Cox, 137.50; M. Harrison, 350.00; F. Hearl, 137.50; J. M. Kennedy, 1,164.92;

F. E. Lewis, 1,333.28 3,123 20

Maintenance ($72,299.36)

Travelling Expenses 5,483 18

Medicines and Medical Comforts 2,424 28

Groceries and Provisions 2,506 06

Fuel, Light and Water 1,712 78

Clothing 3,045 64

Laundry and Cleaning 834 70

Furniture and Furnishings 160 10

Office Expenses 1 , 1 54 85

Farm Expenses 33 16

Contingencies 54,944 61

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No. 1

Ontario Training School for Boys, Bowmanville — Continued

Maintenance — Continued
Travelling Expenses:

P. D. Armstrong, 112.66; J. J. Brown, 625.54; J. M. Burns, 1,507.21; J. E.
Houck, 1,255.44; H. B. Pollock, 208.28; A. R. Virgin, 97.85; K. Werry, 1,523.39;
Accounts under $25, 152.81

5,483 18

Expenses:

C. A. Bartlett, 101.25; W. H. Birks, 813.50; Bowmanville Public Utilities
Commission, 451.57; Brown's Bread, Ltd., 193.24; G. S. Cronk, 115.00; J. C.
Devitt, 401.00; R. E. Dinniwell, 235.00; T. Eaton Co., Ltd., 110.65; Glen Rae
Dairy, 276.23; King's Printer, 109.55; Lander Coal Co., 160.00; McLaughlin
Coal & Supplies, Ltd., 787.26; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 284.01; Ontario Boys'
Wear, Ltd., 1,291.52; Ontario Public Trustee, 692.05; Ontario Reformatory,
Guelph, Industries, 785.42; Orono Creamery, 200.42; Oshawa Laundry & Dry
Cleaning Co., Ltd., 687.63; Penman's, Ltd., 152.76; Reliance Shoe Co., Ltd.,
139.80; Sheppard & Gill Lumber Co., Ltd., 212.70; Toronto Footwear Co.,
Ltd., 218.64; Toronto General Trusts Corporation, 605.00; W. E. Wilkins,

100.00; A. B. Zacks, 986.75; Cartage, express and freight, 33.72; pay list,

wages of men, 41.83; postage, 417.01; sundry boys, railway fares and gratuities,
894.48; sundry persons, maintenance of boys in foster homes, 52,597.92; tele-
grams, 35.29; telephone, 500.21; accounts under $100, 2,184.77 66,816 18

Repairs to Buildings, etc. ($233.96)

Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Roads, Walks,

Grounds and Fences 190 05

Maintenance and Repairs of Plumbing, Steam and Electric

Plants and Machinery 43 91

Cartage, express and freight, 4.98; accounts under $100, 228.98

Ontario Training School for Boys, Bowmanville $97,289 21

233 96

ONTARIO TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, COBOURG

Salaries ($30,323.85)
Permanent:

N. K. Bowers, 683.33; M. E. Brewster, 360.41; A. L. Charleson, 2,383.34;
K. M. T. Cuffe, 750.00; A. J. D. Fleming, 650.00; W. J. Foot, 760.17; R. G.
Galbraith, 1,500.00; D. A. Jackson, 530.65; K. A. Laughton, 648.39; G. S.
Mathews, 390.32; J. D. Murray, 327.08; M. J. Nickerson, 937.50; M. E. Pender,
1,482.79; H. E. Saas, 1,400.00; R. F. Slater, 499.98; O. A. Smith, 21.67; H. J.
Sullivan, 1,233.33

14,558 96

Temporary:

W. J. Adams, 200.00; H. Ballantyne, 232.26; B. Bayne, 20.00; W. A. Brett,
150.00; P. B. Brown, 185.86; E. M. Burnett, 230.42; C. I. Cannon, 178.43;
B. Clark, 152.72; G. H. Cobb, 80.00; G. A. Cowan, 430.00; K. S. Cowan, 1,233.32;

D. E. Cowin, 357.06; K. M. T. Cuffe, 250.00; M. W. Currie, 286.52; E. E. David-
son, 243.75; J. S. Elliott, 793.55; A. J. D. Fleming, 649.98; L. G. Fletcher, 725.81;
J. G. Gemmell, 200.00; E. W. Hayden, 385.42; E. M. Howell, 1,274.19; A. M.
Hughes, 230.00; H. Ingleby, 212.00; L. V. Laughton, 816.67; R. Macklin, 196.00;
A. McDougall, 506.27; W. J. McFadyen, 99.00; H. A. Mitchell, 1,084.79; J. R.
Morrison, 1,091.13; O. Mott, 402.50; M. J. Nickerson, 187.50; A. I. Ovens,
403.63; E. ]. Pinkney, 576.67; E. J. Puddy, 589.17; M. E. Ritchie, 216.67;

E. Sheppard, 20.00; B. Shorey, 42.00; E. L. Stevens, 226.67; B. H. Tarzwell,

311.49; M. M. Thorburn, 651.61; F. M. Vagg, 165.16 16,288 22

Total $30,847 18

Less: Refund, Dominion Government 523 33

$30,323 85

Maintenance ($43,796.95)

Travelling Expenses 6,394 94

Medicines and Medical Comforts 1,082 53

Groceries and Provisions 8,291 70

Fuel, Light and Water 5,067 45

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY P 17

Ontario Training School for Girls, Cobourg — Continued

Maintenance — Continued

Clothing 3,473 59

Laundry and Cleaning 1,293 91

Furniture and Furnishings 1,347 81

Office Expenses 1 ,969 88

Farm Expenses 1 ,053 73

Contingencies 13,616 88

School Supplies 204 53

Travelling Expenses:

H. Ballantyne, 100.92; N. K. Bowers, 734.93; M. E. Brewster, 173.54; A. L.
Charleson, 646.89; K. M. T. Cuffe, 927.98; A.J. D. Fleming, 38.45; L.G.Fletcher,
530.22; R. G. Galbraith, 951.94; P. W. Houck, 31.90; E. M. Howell, 1,256.33;
K. A. Laughton, 75.19; L. V. Laughton, 151.98; F. R. Mills, 42.83; J. D. Murray,

239.81; M. E. Pender, 395.72; W. D. Watherston, 49.90; Accounts under

$25, 46.41 6,394 94

Expenses:

Birminghams, 125.95; Brown's Bread, Ltd., 112.20; John D. Burnet, 119.15;
F. Cloke, 105.00; Crane's Garage, 141.61; T. H. Despond, 110.48 ; Dixon Dairy
Products, 114.51; Dominion Natural Gas Co., Ltd., 385.28; T. Eaton Co., Ltd.,
1,238.29; Fisher's Dairy, 307.41; Corporation of Gait, 225.00; Gordon, MacKay
& Co., Ltd., 765.74; Hamilton & Johnston, 191.02; Hydro-Electric Power Com-
mission of Ontario, 395.33; Ideal Laundry, 405.20; Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 1,763.64;
King's Printer, 305.50; D. J. Leeming, 108.02; James Lloyd & Son, 808.10;
W. J. Maher, 1,085.83; Mammy's Bread, 268.33; Markle's Dairy, 333.27;
Charles Martin, 115.00; Mrs. E. McCook Maxwell, 1,000.00; Mercer Reforma-
tory, Industries, 252.84; National Grocers Co., Ltd., 656.02; L.J. Niebel, 103.05;
Ontario Reformatory, Guelph, Industries, 2,832.86; Peel Seed Growers Co-
operative, Ltd., 120.45; Stan Pratt, 1,694.20; Public Utilities Commissions
of Gait and Cobourg, 811.45; Struthers & Church, Ltd., 184.47; Toronto Foot-
wear Co., Ltd., 706.31; Turnbull's Dairy, 956.76; C. A. Ward, Ltd., 1,100.00;
A. E. Wilson Oil Co., 142.73; Wonderful Soap Co., Ltd., 177.30; York Trading,
Ltd., 322.87; Young Men's Christian Association, 200.00; Youthful Garment

Co., 327.60; A. B. Zacks, 329.50; Cartage, express and freight, 118.84;

music and entertainment, 194.70; newspapers, books and periodicals, 122.17;
pay list, wages of men, 789.09; postage, 378.39; religious services, 163.45; sundry
girls, railway fares and gratuities, 678.00; sundry persons, maintenance of girls
in foster homes, 8,479.51; telegrams, 38.41; telephone, 1,158.92; accounts under
$100, 3,832.26 37,402 01

Repairs to Buildings, etc. ($1,234.61)

Maintenance and Repairs of all Buildings, Roads, Walks,

Grounds and Fences 894 76

Maintenance and Repairs of Plumbing, Steam and Electric

Plants and Machinery 339 85

Canadian Curtis Refrigeration Co., Ltd., 152.05; Cobourg Lumber Co., 108.70;
Fraser Hardware Co., Ltd., 126.52; Ray's Electric, 125.76; G. H. Thomas &
Son, Ltd., 156.34; Accounts under $100, 565.24 1,234 61

Ontario Training School for Girls, Cobourg $75,355 41

Reformatories and Prisons Branch $1,209,165 25

STATUTORY

Minister's Salary ($4,666.62)
Hon. H. C. Nixon 7 months 4,666 62

Vital Statistics Act ($1,075.25)

R.S.O. 1937. Chap. 88
Sundry Registrars, registration fees 1,075 25

Statutory $5,741 87

Total Expenditure, Department of Provincial Secretary, $1,373,560.08

PART Q

DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL TREASURER

FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

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Office of Budget Committee 10

Motion Picture Censorship and Theatre Inspection 11

Controller of Revenue Branch 11

Post Office 12

Statutory 13

Province of Ontario Savings Office 14

Special Warrant 15

Hydro-Electric Power, Commission of Ontario 15

Public Debt — Principal, Interest, Etc 16

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Hon. A. St. C. Gordon, Minister
Hon. Mitchell F. Hepburn, Minister (Statutory, see pages Q 13, N 7)

MAIN OFFICE
Salaries ($69,271.40)

C. S. Walters Deputy Provincial Treasurer (see page N 7)

H. E. Brown, 4,133.33; F. H. Cable, 1,500.00; W. J. Cafley, 1,800.00; H. C
Chamberlain, 1,233.33; J. J. Chisholm, 150.40; E. Cosgrove, 2,133.33; E. B
Cumming, 1,216.67; A. W. Davies, 2,600.00; M. Dunlop, 1,266.67; M. C. Emery
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T. W. Graham, 1,333.33; J. A. Greenwood, 1,700.00; R. A. Groves, 1,400.00
I. V. Harris, 1,333.33; E. Hogg, 1,200.00; A. M. Howe, 666.67; H. Ingham
158.06; G. M. Inman, 1,433.33; M. E. A. Jeffers, 1,000.00; G. J. L. Jones, 4,200.00
M. W. King, 1,533.33; R. E. Lee, 1,166.62; J. G. Malloy, 1,200.00; P. B. Mc-
Laughlin, 2,033.33; B. Miller, 666.72; G. Miller, 1,633.33; R. K. Nelson, 1,125.00
V. Rapp, 1,183.33; M. E. Readman, 1,366.67; R. T. Regan, 3,000.00; J. N
Seager, 769.64; B. Sheriff, 2,133.33; S. C. Southgate, 1,666.67; E. T. Swanston
583.30; L. Trivett, 1,433.33; F. M. Watson, 2,000.00; W. W. White, 1,966.67
G. E. Wilkinson, 1,233.33; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution
re Enlistment, 32.70

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Temporary:

H. A. Acton, 1,300.00; G. Boudreau, 238.71; P. J. Dunn, 161.66; D. Gibson,
32.26; J. Harding, 119.76; L. W. Maxwell, 1,399.92; O. M. May, 1,200.00; G. W.
Perry, 350.00

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Travelling Expenses ($82.60)
C. C. Fairbank, 10.95; C. S. Walters, 71.65

82 60

Maintenance ($11,574.11)

Burroughs Adding Machine of Canada, Ltd., 117.54; Department of Highways,
848.68; King's Printer, 8,850.02; Remington Rand, Ltd., 109.50; Sundry Persons,

meals re overtime, 110.40; Todd Sales Co., Ltd., 660.00; Newspapers and

periodicals, 103.50; telegrams, 60.18; telephone, 387.91; accounts under $100,
326.38

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Premium on Fidelity Bonds ($6,280.48)

Fidelity Insurance Company of Canada, 8,297.50; Accounts under

$100, 20.00 8,317 50

Less: Refunds, other Departments 2,037 02

6,280 48

Cost of Living Bonus ($38,685.20)
Sundry Employees 38,685 20

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($48.73)
Postmaster, stamps purchased, 89.32, Less Refund of Employees' contribution, 40.59

48 73

OFFICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE

Salaries ($7,773.33)
Permanent:

H. J. Chater, 3,600.00; E. F. Haines, 1,200.00; H. E. Munro, 2,133.33

6,933 33

Temporary:

E. J. Carr

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Office of Budget Committee — Continued
Maintenance ($414.44)

King's Printer, 378.32; Accounts under $100, 36.12 414 44

Office of Budget Committee $8,187 77

MOTION PICTURE CENSORSHIP AND THEATRE INSPECTION

Salaries ($27,917.27)
Permanent:

G. W. Belcher, 1,600.00; M. Canning, 1,800.00; M. Elliott, 2,150.00; T. L.
Elliott, 2,133.33; J. H. Evans, 2,133.33; E. Fleming, 243.75; A. H. Gray, 2,400.00;
R. L. Jewell, 499.98; V. E. McConnell, 515.63; M. McNichol, 1,125.00; W. D.
McPhee, 2,200.00; J. Norris, 2,150.00; L. B. Richardson, 1,125.00; O. J. Silver-
thorne, 3,500.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re Enlist-
ments, 64.25 23,640 27

Temporary:

W. Forward, 2,599.92; R. C. Henry, 720.83; M. S. Merrifield, 393.75; I. D. Ward,

562.50 4,277 00

Travelling Expenses ($2,948.09)

W. Forward, 928.97; A. H. Gray, 545.12; R. C. Henrv, 176.60; W. D. McPhee,

221.44; O. J. Silverthorne, 1,074.71; Accounts under $25, 1.25 2,948 09

Maintenance ($2,296.42)

Dominion Sound Equipment, Ltd., 300.00; King's Printer, 1,707.73; Newspapers

and periodicals, 38.00; telegrams, 23.15; telephone, 39.38; accounts under $100,

188.16 2,296 42

Motion Picture Censorship and Theatre Inspection $33,161 78

CONTROLLER OF REVENUE BRANCH

Salaries ($209,372.31)
Permanent:

G. A. S. Allan, 1,708.33; F. R. Bailey, 1,733.33; d Bienvenue, 750.00; T. S.
Blakelock, 1,250.00; D. M. Bonham, 525.00; J. W. Boughner, 500.00; C. L.
Bowers, 1,233.33; M. E. Boyle, 1,150.00; M. H. Brokenshire, 1,566.67; W. G.
Brothers, 4:33.33; B. V. Brown, 1,000.00; W. C. Browning, 4,666.67; A. A. Buck,
829.03; E. Burns, 75.00; R. H. Burns, 2,100.00; G. E. Burtt, 2,433.33; M. E.
Campbell, 1,031.65; E. A. Carroll, 321.10; C. C. Chambers, 1,633.33; J. J. Chis-
holm, 933.31; P. T. Clark, 5,066.67; M. B. Conley, 756.25; H. W. Coo, 1,733.33;
J. J. Corrigale, 497.75; A. P. Cowley, 2,000.00; E. H. Curry, 2,566.67; A. Curtin,
975.00; E. J. Danby, 666.64; M. M. Denholm, 1,266.67; O. R. Dew, 1,933.33;

A. S. Dickson, 2,066.67; N. M. Dillon, 1,000.00; T. M. Dittrick, 700.00; W. E.
Dodds, 705.65; A. Dolen, 1,000.00; C. A. Donley, 1,500.00; D. Douglas, 2,291.67;

B. Drew, 87.50; G. A. Duff, 666.65; M. A. English, 576.21; R. Fawcett, 622.58;
M. R. Flynn, 125.00; V. O. Forhan, 925.00; B. M. Freeman, 1,083.33; M. E.
Freeman, 1,000.00; R. E. Gardiner, 729.84; G. F. L. Gardner, 574.98; W. H.
Gleed, 2,100.00; K. Graham, 1,266.67; R. W. Gray, 1,064.52; H. S. Gunn, 764.52;
B. T. Haffey, 933.31; T. J. Hall, 2,583.33; S. R. R. Hammell, 575.00; J. E. Hand-
ford, 500.00; K. F. Hannan, 5,033.33; H. Harman, 298.79; G. Heagens, 1,200.00;
M. A. Hunt, 1,150.00; H. Hyman, 1,333.33; A. C. Jeffers, 1,733.33; A. C. John-
ston, 1,233.33; G. E. Johnston, 1,629.45; W. J. Jones, 2,133.33; W. R. Jones,
1,800.00; J. H. C. Kelsall, 400.00; L. Kemp, 2,133.33; A. Kerr, 500.00; R. S.
Kerr, 1,633.33; C. Lappan, 1,300.00; E. Lawrie, 1,800.00; R. E. Lee, 833.38;
V. I. Lynes, 1,075.00; J. W. Macdonald, 1,733.33; A. MacFarlane, 225.00; J. E.
Marshall, 443.01; F. Mason, 1,049.94; G. J. Mason, 187.50; M. O. Mason,
1,000.00; A. C. McCaulley, 400.00; J. H. McClocklin, 1,800.00; V. E. McConnell,
309.37; F. McCormack, 100.00; S. I. McCoshen, 132.15; C. C. McCoy, 1,000.00;
H. McDonald, 1,050.00; K. B. McLaws, 1,766.67; A. E. McLean, 1,666.67;
M. K. McMeekin, 587.50; G. R. McMillen, 1,633.33; M. A. McNames, 1,375.00;
R. Meikle, 1,866.67; B. M. Metcalfe, 1,663.23; M. M. Moogk, 680.44; M. T.
Moorby, 1,933.33; W. D. Moore, 1,600.00; R. B. Morgan, 831.72; H. S. Munro,
500.00; M. P. Munro, 1,150.00; K. W. Naylor, 500.00; W. A. Neill, 2,066.67;

Q 12 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Controller of Revenue Branch — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Permanent — Continued

A. G. A. Nelson, 2,233.33; B. M. Nichols, 1,266.67; J. D. O'Brien, 3,866.67;
J. J. O'Neill, 1,766.67; H. S. Parker, 1,633.33; C. J. H. Patterson, 587.50; M. M.
Pearce, 331.45; J. D. Peck, 6,500.00; E. A. Polci, 562.50; M. H. Polci, 925.00;
H. C. Porter, 541.65; F. S. Quinn, 2,433.33; D. C. Ramsay, 448.39; J. C. Ready,
1,633.33; G. A. Redfern, 276.59; W. D. Reid, 829.03; L. A. Richard, 3,833.33;
J. Robertson, 1,400.00; A. I. Rothwell, 1,266.67; J. C. Ruddy, 1,118.87; W. J.
Rutherford, 666.65; J. H. Ryan, 753.33; N. R. Scott, 295.83; N. E. Sheppard,
666.66; A. G. Smith, 2,383.33; B. T. Smith, 2,233.33; D. P. Sparling, 244.96;
P. R. Spence, 890.32; L. C. Spittal, 950.00; F. M. Steel, 992.14; A. Stevenson,
1,900.00; C. E. Stevenson, 2,033.33; M. B. Stewart, 925.00; H. W. Sutherland,
603.96; K. C. L. Tanner, 893.04; A. Thompson, 1,125.00; M. Thompson, 1,200.00;

A. W. Thomson, 1,800.00; E. M. Tidy, 1,266.67; B. Tighe, 1,000.00; N. Waddell,
216.66; W. F. Wark, 435.32; E. F. M. White, 1,075.00; B. P. Wilson, 290.32;
H. D. Zealand, 925.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Contribution re
Enlistments, 878.71 185,348 48

Temporary:

D. Alexander, 748.39; H. E. Allen, 390.52; M. H. Appleyard, 624.05; G. W.
Boudreau, 50.00; J. W. Boughner, 933.28; W. G. Brothers, 800.00; T. H. Callahan,
375.00; B. K. Coulson, 522.58; A. E. Cruttenden, 1,299.96; H. Cunningham,
1,244.06; A. G. deSeurie, 711.09; P. E. Duggan, 688.42; M. R. Flynn, 195.97;

B. E. Hambly, 975.00; R. C. Henry, 750.00; D. H. Hubbs, 470.97; G. G. P.
Irwin, 1,106.25; E. M. Jickells, 908.32; J. H. C. Kelsall, 750.00; A. W. M. Kirk-
patrick, 466.64; A. Knox, 700.00; F. R. Lye, 457.50; D. McKenzie, 560.67; J. E.
McLachlin, 325.81; H. J. McLaughlin, 147.18; M. K. McMeekin, 187.50; H. S.
Munro, 883.30; L. J. Nodwell, 800.81; J. G. O'Connor, 435.47; M. E. O'Donnell,
1,200.00; C. J. H. Patterson, 187.50; H. Pelletier, 495.00; E. A. Polci, 62.50;
A. Potashin, 771.19; E. W. Robertson, 191.94; F. W. Slatter, 1,599.96; D. P.
Sparling, 270.36; J. R. Thew, 198.56; L. Turnbull, 492.92; C. R. G. Ware, 45.16 24,023 83

Travelling Expenses ($7,067.62)

M. H. Brokenshire, 34.95; R. H. Burns, 681.83; T. H. Callahan, 207.55; A. E. Crut-
tenden, 88.25; A. S. Dickson, 135.75; Department of Highways, 44.48; G. A.
Duff, 99.14; W. H. Gleed, 417.86; J. E. Handford, 34.90; A. C. Jeffers, 29.28;
J. W. Macdonald, 300.45; R. Meikle, 1,081.02; B. M. Metcalfe, 202.95; J. H.
McClocklin, 411.00; K. B. McLaws, 175.75; A. E. McLean, 431.39; J. J. O'Neill,
434.42; H. S. Parker, 360.65; J. C. Ready, 52.95; W. J. Rutherford, 57.00; A. G.
Smith, 1,537.57; Car tickets, 200.00; accounts under $25, 48.48 7,067 62

Maintenance ($6,528.26)

Dun & Bradstreet of Canada, Ltd., 175.00; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 286.25; Great Lakes
Insurance Service, Ltd., 150.00; King's Printer, 4,570.06; London Stock Exchange,
126.78; Moody's Investors' Service, 180.00; National Quotation Bureau, Inc.,
144.00; Office Specialty Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 159.10; Sundry Persons, meals

re overtime, 355.75; Newspapers and periodicals, 44.00; accounts under

$100, 337.32 6,528 26

Fees ($15,510.69)

Blake & Redden, 3,968.82; H. Clifford, 213.77; Fennell, Porter & Davis, 441.20;
Mason, Faulds, Davidson & Kellock, 500.00; W. J. C. McCrea, 153.20; Sundry
Banks, 5,186.48; Sundry Registrars and Sheriffs, 454.52; White, Ruel & Bristol,
4,483.10; Accounts under $100, 109.60 15,510 69

Controller of Revenue Branch $238,478 88

POST OFFICE

Salaries ($13,455.36)
Permanent:

A. Booth, 1,300.00; E. G. Freeman, 300.00; A. B. Gillies, 2,466.67; M. Grant,
2,133.33; R. L. Jewell, 1,500.02; G. R. Morris, 1,400.00; J. C. Spratley, 1,258.33;
C. F. Styles, 1,333.33; A. J. Taylor, 100.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund,
Contribution re Enlistment, 52.00 11,843 68

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL TREASURER Q 13

Post Office — Continued

Salaries — Continued
Temporary:

M. Donaldson, 15.83; E. Freeman, 900.00; G. Hawley, 24.19; M. H. Hosick,

289.58; D .Langfield, 213.33; A. G. Langstaff, 168.75 1,611 68

Maintenance ($122,261.73)

Canadian Postage Meters & Machines, Ltd., 405.40; King's Printer, 146.73; Postage,

121,600.26; Accounts under $100, 109.34 122,261 73

Post Office $135,717 09

STATUTORY

Minister's Salary ($3,333.33)
Hon. Mitchell F. Hepburn 5 months. . 3,333 33

Railway- Tax Distribution ($9,816.00)

R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 29, Sec. 25
Sundry Municipalities 9,816 00

Blind Workmen's Compensation Act ($310.45)

R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 205

Workmen's Compensation Board 310 45

Ontario Government's Contribution to Public Service Superannuation
Fund ($404,049.96)

Payment due to Fund (Sections 33 and 53) 404,049 96

Iron Ore Bounty Act ($306,090.00)

R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 48

Algoma Ore Properties, Ltd 306,090 00

Collection Agencies Act ($86.36)

3 Geo. VI. Chap. 7, Sec. 13

Ottawa Credit Exchange*, Ltd., 61.86; Mrs. Edith Sogan, 24.50 86 36

Municipal Sinking Fund ($636,488.77)
R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 266, Sec. 328

County of Lincoln, 432,859.72; Town of Ingersoll, 125,996.74; Town of Prescott,
30,342.44; Town of Thornbury, 25,870.47; Township of Barton, 19,353.46;
Village of Acton, 466.19; P.S.S. No. 2, Lorraine, 1,599.75 636,488 77

Land Titles Act, Refund Registry Office Surplus Fees ($66,501.44)

R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 174, Sec. 152, Sup-Sec. 2

City of St. Thomas, 38.41; City of Toronto, 35,960.74; County of Elgin, 200.93;

County of Ontario, 2,579.02; County of York, 27,722.34 66,501 44

Unclaimed Dividends ($70.00)

R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 251, Sec. 210
National Trust Co., Ltd., re Foley-O'Brien, Ltd 70 00

Drainage Debentures (Tile) ($45,500.00)
Sundry Municipalities 45,500 00

Q 14 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Statutory — Continued
Debentures Guaranteed fy the Province

Miscellaneous, Administration Expenses ($544.20)
Bank of Montreal, 415.79; Accounts under $100, 128.41 544 20

School Boards ($38,742.32)
R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 356, Sec. 7

Town of Blind River, R.C.S.S., 2,306.27; Town of Cobalt, High School, 2,276.80;
Townships of Eaton and Rugby, P.S.S. No. 1, 174.37; Town of Englehart, P.S.,
1,765.33; Town of Haileybury, R.C.S.S. No. 1, 1,307.75; Township of Melgund,
P.S.S. No. 1, 261.55; Township of Merritt, P.S.S. No. 4, 151.02; R.C.S.S. No. 1,
6,536.49; Town of Sturgeon Falls, R.C.S.S. No. 1, 7,628.18; Township of Stirling,
P.S.S. No. 2, 188.78; Township of Tisdale, P.S.S. No. 1, 12,380.23; P.S.S. No. 2,
3,765.55 38,742 32

Municipal Housing Act ($45,576.23)
10-11 George V, Chap. 84, Sec. 4, Sub-Sec. 3

City of East Windsor (Ford City), 12,502.64; Town of Riverside, 12,727.15; City of

Windsor, 20,346.44 45,576 23

Debenture Guarantee Acts ($10,716.56)

9 George V, Chap. 4, Sec. 2; 22 George V, Chap. 53, Sec. 42

Town of Matheson, 5,093.39; Town of Sturgeon Falls, 4,315.41; Town of Haileybury,

1,307.76 10,716 56

Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway Act ($332,685.26)

20 George V, Chap. 17; 23 George V, Chap. 59, Sec. 59, Sub-sec. 2
Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway 332,685 26

Province of Ontario Savings Office

Salaries ($192,914.00)

Head Office
Permanent:

F. E. Down, 850.00; B. M. Freeman, 187.50; H. Hanmer, 1,633.33; R. Horwitt,
1,266.67; E. D. Johnson, 1,966.67; E. R. MacEwen, 1,733.33; O. J. McCullough,
3,466.67; H. W. Nixon, 1,866.67; S. C. Patton, 2,500.00; E. A. Warren, 525.00. . 15,995 84

Temporary:

E. A. Warren 270 96

Branch Offices
Permanent:

Aylmer, 4,162.10; Brantford, 10,937.62; Guelph, 5,332.09; Hamilton, 9,847.05;
Hamilton, East End, 6,441.64; London, 4,310.21; Niagara Falls, 3,096.45;
Ottawa, 12,098.99; Owen Sound, 3,864.58; Pembroke, 5,809.94; Sault Ste. Marie,
1,350.00; Seaforth, 3,025.00; St. Catharines, 8,042.87; St. Mary's, 3,925.00;
Toronto— Bay and Adelaide, 23,286.61; Danforth and Fenwick, 11,486.88;
Danforth and Woodbine, 10,207.19; Parliament Buildings, 6,779.16; St. Clair and
Yonge, 2,999.98; University and Dundas, 8,587.48; Walkerton, 3,225.00; Wind-
sor, 2,674.19; Woodstock, 3,837.50; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Con-
tribution re Enlistments, 694.05 156,021 58

Temporary:

Aylmer, 299.56; Brantford, 1,010.48; Guelph, 562.50; Hamilton, 1,977.08; Hamil-
ton, East End, 788.90; London, 750.00; Niagara Falls, 312.50; Ottawa, 2,538.58;
Owen Sound, 1,064.58; Pembroke, 337.50; Sault Ste. Marie, 1,800.00; St. Cath-
arines, 68.75; St. Mary's, 300.00; Toronto— Bay and Adelaide, 3,494.76; Danforth
and Woodbine, 171.37; Parliament Buildings, 166.93; St. Clair and Yonge,
2,332.13; University and Dundas, 1,487.50; Windsor, 825.00; Woodstock, 337.50 20,625 62

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL TREASURER QJ5

Sratutory — Continued

Province of Ontario Savings Office — Continued

Travelling Expenses ($1,838.74)

H. Hanmer, 86.00; E. D. Johnson, 535.50; E. R. MacEwen, 553.15; O. J. McCullough,

60.44; H. W. Nixon, 562.75; R. J. Roberts, 27.27; Accounts under $25, 13.63 1,838 74

Maintenance ($84,386.14)
Advertising:

Allied Trades & Labour Association, 50.00; Army and Navy Veterans in Canada,
65.00; Canadian Baptist, 30.00; Canadian Churchman, 46.00; Canadian Labour
Press, 100.00; Canadian Veteran, 40.00; Grand Orange Lodge, 30.00; Hamilton
Civil Service Federation, 25.00; Hamilton District Trades and Labour Council,
40.00; Hamilton District L.O.L. No. 12, 40.00; Hamilton Interscholastic Athletic
Council, 40.00; Hamilton Police Association, No. 191, 50.00; International Union
of Operating Engineers, 35.00; Labour Digest, 50.00; Labour Leader, 150.00;
Labour News, 200.00; The Legionary, 73.50; Liberal Advocate, 55.00; Military
Publishing Co., 100.00; National Labour Day Committee, 50.00; Newman Club,
25.00; Poles in Canada, 35.00; Presbyterian Record, 48.00; The Freemason, 30.00;
The Torch, 150.00; Toronto District Labour Council, 50.00; Toronto Lions Con-
vention Committee, 40.00; Toronto Council K. of C, 25.00; Accounts under

$25, 111.98 1,784 48

Miscellaneous:

Fidelity Insurance Company of Canada, 1,811.51; King's Printer, 11,275.37;
G. McMurrich & Sons, Ltd., 116.93; Public Service Superannuation Fund,

7,453.23; Express and freight, 16.98; newspapers and periodicals, 18.75;

postage, 1,300.00; telegrams, 8.39; telephone, 48.79; accounts under $100, 54.87 22,104 82

Expenses (Branch Offices):

Aylmer, 1,023.64; Brantford, 1,731.14; Guelph, 2,734.65; Hamilton, 5,599.25;
Hamilton, East End, 2,217.33 ; London, 2,413.50; Newmarket, 360.00; Niagara
Falls, 2,413.50; Ottawa, 5,500.00; Owen Sound, 1,150.26; Pembroke, 1,482.92; Sea-
forth, 438.65; St. Catharines, 1,076.32; Sault Ste. Marie, 1,500.00; St. Mary's,
714.00; Toronto— Bay and Adelaide, 17,570.41; Danforth and Fenwick, 3,926.57;
Danforth and Woodbine, 2,874.44; Parliament Buildings, 57.80; University and
Dundas, 32.04; Yonge and St. Clair, 2,599.10; Walkerton, 662.32; Windsor,

2,107.00; Woodstock, 820.00 61,004 84

Less: Refund, Dominion Government re 3rd Victory Loan 508 00

60,496 84

Cost of Living Bonus ($21,641.78)

Sundry Employees 21,641 78

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($1.76)

Postmaster, stamps purchased 1 76

Province of Ontario Savings Office $300,782 42

Less: Refund of Expenditure by Savings Office 300,782 42

Statutory $1,900,510 88

SPECIAL WARRANT
Preparation of Brief for St. Lawrence Waterways Development ($5,175.00)

Charleson & Anglin 5,175 00

HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION
Rural Bonuses for Primary and Secondary Lines ($215,000.00)

Hydro-Electric Power Commission 215,000 00

Total Expenditure, Department of Provincial Treasurer, $2,662,173 92

Q 16 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

PUBLIC DEBT— PRINCIPAL, INTEREST, ETC. (STATUTORY)

Stock and Debentures (see page Q 5-6) . 83,197,279 20

Treasury Bills (see page Q 7-8) 56,850,746 93

Railway Aid Certificates (see page Q 8) 25,850 53

Miscellaneous

Interest on Trust Funds and Special Accounts ($1,035,281.05)

Assurance Fund under Land Titles Act 7,500 00

Bank Overdrafts 30,258 62

Bequests for Charitable and Educational Purposes (R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 21, Sec. 6):

Edward F. Seagram Bequest to Gait General Hospital 200 00

Peter Adamson Scholarship to Goderich Collegiate Institute 50 00

Robert McKay " " " " 200 00

Veterans' Memorial " " " " 28 00

John Foote Bequest to Mercer Reformatory 40 00

Isaac Brown " to Ontario School for Blind 22 60

J. W. Carter " " " " " 8 00

Dominion Tactile Trust Bequest to Ontario School for Blind 629 60

John Alfred Emery Scholarship to " " " " 238 02

J. Livingstone Bequest to Ontario School for Blind 146 84

Jessie McLellan " " " " " 20 00

George McMurray " " " " " 8 00

R. B. Miles " " " " " 20 00

Annie Peterson " " " " " 20 00

J.W.Carter " " " " Deaf 8 00

Allan Kelly " " " " " 34 00

Hon. J. R. Cooke Scholarship to Stirling High School 50 00

W. S. Scott Bequest to Soldiers' Aid Commission 402 24

2,125 30

Deduct— Refund re J. E. Farewell Bequest 20 00

2,105 30

Municipal Sinking Fund 57,256 90

Niagara Parks Commission, Sinking Fund 6,829 47

Province of Ontario Savings Office Deposits 763,235 58

Public Service Superannuation Fund 168,095 18

Exchange on Transfer of Foreign Monies ($4,451.87)

Total Cost, Bank of Montreal, etc 1,884,050 51

Deduct — Charged to Loans (see details on page Q 5-6) 1,879,598 64

Sundry 4,451 87

Loan Flotation Expenses ($15,260.23)

Loan

RT RU

Printing and Engraving $7,800 00 $5,298 00

Insurance, Postage and Express 231 77 27 69

Bank Fee — Exchange of Interims 1,000 00

Delivery Expenses 902 77

$8,031 77

General Administration Expenses ($532.85)

Advertising

Express

Insurance

Printing Treasury Bills.
Miscellaneous

$7,228 46

15,260 23

182 02

93

91 67

248 50

9 73

532 85

1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL TREASURER Q 17

Public Debt (Statutory) — Continued

Amortization of Premium paid on Debentures Purchased for Debt
Cancellation or for Sinking Fund Investment ($129,118.70)

Premium on Debentures Purchased prior to April 1st, 1937:
For Cancellation:

Succession Duty Free Bonds 149 12

Debt Retirement — General Sinking Fund 1,700 92

Debt Conversion — General Issues 21,074 81

For Investment:

AM Sinking Fund 17,129 35

AN " " 16,890 86

22.924 85

34,020 21

Premium on Debentures Purchased — Current Year:
For Cancellation:

Series AC 8 64

AD 63,965 36

AW 6 50

RH 4,102 13

RQ 1,635 00

RS 421 75

WW-YY 2,034 26

72,173 64

Gross Payments, Principal, Interest and Expenses 141,258,521 36

Deduct — Interest, Commission and Discount received from Boards, Commis-
sions, etc. (as per details on Statement No. 21, page 29) 8,794,334 34

Net Payments, Principal, Interest and Expenses 132,464,187 02

Sinking Fund Provisions and Investments Purchased

Sinking Fund Instalments ($1,181,000.00)

Debenture Loan, Series AM 577,000 00

" AN 604,000 00

1,181,000 00

Investment of Sinking Funds

Debenture Loan, Series AM — Sinking Fund:

Par Value Cost
Debenture Loan, Series RB 1960-1961 5,000 00 4,935 00

Add — Discount received on Debentures purchased (see page 29) 65 00

5,000 00
Deduct — Cost defrayed from proceeds of Matured Investments (see

page 33) 5,000 00

Total Public Debt— Principal, Interest, etc $133,645,187 02

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DEPARTMENT

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FISCAL YEAR, 1942-43

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Salaries, Etc 5

Maintenance of Indigents, etc 5

Grants 6

Children's Aid Branch 7

Mothers' Allowances Commission 8

Old Age Pensions Commission 10

Statutory 13

Unemployment Relief 13

Special Warrants 16

Summary 4

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1942-43 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE R 5

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

Hon. Harold J. Kirby, Minister (Statutory, see page E 52).
Hon. F. R. Oliver, Minister (Statutory, see page R 13).

MAIN OFFICE

Salaries ($18,249.06)
Permanent:

G. S. Tattle Deputy Minister and Vice-Chairman

Old Age Pensions Commission .... 5,000 00
E. W. Best, 1,450.00; S. L. Charlton, 2,600.00; D. T. Donohue, 600.00; S. J.
Gadsby, 3,000.00; J. I.Lawson, 1,200.00; O. I.Nichols, 1,300.00; F. E.J. O'Donog-
hue, 1,500.00 16,650 00

Temporary:

M. J. Egan, 525.00; F. Glaser, 325.00; J. E. MacEachern, 465.73; D. McMillan,

283.33 1,599 06

Travelling Expenses ($1,887.41)
Hon. F. R. Oliver, 575.00; S. L. Charlton, 1,012.05; G. S. Tattle, 300.36 1,887 41

Maintenance ($3,022.15)

King's Printer, 2,798.56; Newspapers and periodicals, 53.00; telephone, 137.22;

accounts under $100, 33.37 3,022 15

Maintenance of Indigents ($13,379.80)

St. Joseph's Villa, Blind River, 1,613.50; St. Paul's Home, Cornwall, 16.80; House of
Providence, Kingston, 562.80; Protestant Home for the Aged, Ottawa, 221.20;
St. Charles' Hospice, Ottawa, 2,128.70; St. Joseph's House of Providence, Peter-
borough, 255.50; St. Joseph's Manor, Port Arthur, 1,705.20; House of Providence,
Toronto, 1,129.80; Salvation Army Eventide Home, Toronto, 255.50; Algoma
District Refuge, Sault Ste. Marie, 1,475.60; Nipissing District Refuge, North
Bay, 2,226.70; Parry Sound District Refuge, Powassan, 511.00; Ontario County
Refuge, Whitby, 766.50; Victoria County Home, Lindsay, 511.00 13,379 80

Burial of Indigents ($1,178.23)

Sargent & Son, 120.00; Accounts under $100, 1,058.23 1,178 23

Transportation of Indigents ($121.00)
Accounts under $100 121 00

Rehabilitation of Indigents ($222.78)

S. J. Dew, 122.95; Accounts under $100, 99.83 222 78

Compensation, Medical, Hospital and Other Accounts for Workmen injured in

Government Work as Awarded by the Workmen's Compensation Board,

including proportion of Administration Expenses ($17.00)

Workmen's Compensation Board 17 00

Cost of Living Bonus ($30,992.41)

Sundry Employees 30,992 41

Unemployment Insurance Stamps ($235.28)
Postmaster, stamps purchased, 415.69, less refund of employees' contribution, 180.41 . 235 28

R6 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Grants

Refuges ($83,270.25)

Barrie — Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 489.50; Belleville — Home for the Aged,
342.90; Blind River— St. Joseph's Villa, 157.50; Brantford— Widows' Home,
378.50; Chatham— Home for the Friendless, 531.20; Cornwall— St. Paul's Home,
2,037.90; Dundas— House of Providence, 2,477.40; Guelph— Elliott Home, 768.10;
House of Providence, 444.70; Hamilton — Aged Women's Home, 1,852.40;
Home for the Aged and Infirm, 5,211.20; Kingston — House of Providence,
4,383.80; House of Refuge, 770.50; London — McCormick Home for the Aged,
1,205.30; House of Providence, 4,073.70; Minnow Lake— The Good Shepherd
Refuge, 795.95; Ottawa — Bronson Memorial Home, 307.70; May Court Club
Convalescent Home, 436.80; Good Shepherd Refuge, 3,504.00; Protestant
Home for the Aged, 690.90; St. Charles' Hospice, 6,139.80; St. Patrick's Home,
2,266.30; Peterborough — Anson House, 498.60; St. Joseph's House of Provi-
dence, 1,332.60; St. Thomas— Thomas Williams Home, 469.00; Port Arthur—
St. Joseph's Manor, 578.00; Toronto — Tweedsmuir Home, Aged Men, 973.10;
Belmont Home, Aged Women, 1,541.20; Ewart Home, Aged Women, 1,662.10;
Church Home for the Aged, 979.40; Good Shepherd Industrial Refuge, 4,906.35;
The Haven, 1,671.80; House of Industry, 4,284.30; House of Providence, 13,995.85;
Jewish Old Folks' Home, 2,023.10; Julia Greenshields' Home, 627.70; St. Mary's
Convalescent and Rest Home, 602.90; Salvation Army, Receiving Home, 527.60;
Salvation Army, Rescue Home , 783.50; Salvation Army, Eventide Home,
1,059.70; Windsor— The Homestead, 479.00; Good Shepherd Refuge, 1,112.50;
Algoma District — House of Refuge, Sault Ste. Marie, 2,124.00; Nipissing Dis-
trict — House of Refuge, North Bay, 886.10; Parry Sound District — House of
Refuge, Powassan, 885.80 83,270 25

Orphanages ($60,453.30)

Cobourg — St. Joseph's Orphanage, 420.05; Cornwall — Nazareth Orphanage,
1,361.40; Fort William— St. Joseph's Orphanage, 2,057.25; Hamilton— Boys'
Home, 352.55; Girls' Home, 631.70; Home for Friendless and Infants' Home,
866.85; St. Mary's Orphan Asylum, 1,921.75; Salvation Army, Rescue Home,
853.55; Hearst — St. Joseph's Orphanage, 1,653.45; Kingston — Home of Friend-
less Women and Infants, 677.70; Orphans' Home and Widows' Friend Society,
418.75; St. Mary's of the Lake Orphanage, 579.15; Kitchener — Kitchener
Orphanage, 745.85; London — Mount St. Joseph Orphanage, 1,783.70; Protest-
ant Orphans' Home, 785.05; Ronald Roy Gray Memorial Home, 527.65; Sal-
vation Army, Rescue Home, 1,005.70; Ottawa — Protestant Children's Village,
595.95; St. Joseph's Orphanage, 4,739.15; St. Mary's Home, 640.70; St. Patrick's
Home, 1,037.50; Salvation Army, Rescue Home, 1,411.85; Peterborough — St.
Vincent Orphanage, 293.45; Richmond Hill — Loyal True Blue and Orange
Home, 2,087.10; St. Agatha— Orphans' Home, 990.90; St. Catharines— Protestant
Orphans' Home, 408.00; Sudbury— D'Youville Orphanage, 1,288.65; Toronto-
Boys' Home, 211.20; Catholic Welfare Bureau, 8,402.45; Carmelite Orphanage,
818.50; Humewood House, 263.65; Infants' Home and Infirmary, 7,152.85;
Jewish Children's Bureau, 2,179.90; Pentecostal Bethel Home, 269.35; Protestant
Children's Home, 4,113.40; St. Mary's Infants' Home, 980.55; Sacred Heart
Orphanage, 855.85; Salvation Army Children's Home, 583.55; Victor Home for
Women, 1,981.30; Working Boys' Home, 1,523.50; Windsor— Faith Haven,
981.90 60,453 30

Soldiers' Aid Commission ($39,861.68)
Soldiers' Aid Commission 39,861 68

Memorial Wreaths ($2,306.50)
Ontario Provincial Command, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L 2,306 50

Boy Scouts' Association ($2,500.00)

Boy Scouts' Association 2,500 00

Ontario Girl Guides' Association ($1,000.00)

Ontario Girl Guides' Association 1,000 00

Main Office $258,696 85

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

R 7

CHILDREN'S AID BRANCH

Salaries ($36,939.01)

Permanent:

M. B. Andrachuk, 1,200.00; M. Bennett, 138.91; J. Bodnarchuk, 900.00; A. E.
Boys, 1,900.00; H. A. Carr, 1,000.00; S. Christie, 1,200.00; M. Crawford, 325.00;
F. H. Downing, 325.00; L. C. Ecker, 2,000.00; M. Fleming, 2,400.00; M. E.
Hamilton, 1,400.00; B. W. Heise, 3,866.67; M. L. Hern, 925.00; G. M. Hoskin,
1,000.00; F. A. Lightwood, 1,500.00; A. E. Lott, 925.00; H. L. Mackay, 1,633.33;
H. E. MacKenzie, 1,500.00; M. A. McCabe, 1,833.33; A. J. McKean, 1,500.00;
H. Moore, 1,600.00; V. E. Robinson, 975.00; D. A. Scarpelli, 937.50; G. M.
Stagg, 1,200.00; V. E. Taverner, 1,200.00; G. M. B. Twigg, 975.00; M. I. Webb,
1,150.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund , Contribution re Enlistment,
48.00 35,557 74

Temporary :

V. Borbridge, 550.00; F. H. Downing, 600.00; H. E. MacKenzie, 145.33; E. F.
Sills, 85.94

1,381 27

Travelling Expenses ($3,695.01)

L. C. Ecker, 906.20; M. Fleming, 1,197.70; B. W. Heise, 355.66; M. A. McCabe,

1,235.45 3,695 01

Maintenance ($5,942.34)

King's Printer, 5,653.93; Social Service Index, 135.00; Telephone, 114.25;

accounts under $100, 39.16 5,942 34

Services and Expenses re Administration of the Children's Protection Act
of Ontario, and the Children of Unmarried Parents Act, 1921, and
Adoptions, etc. ($66,840.63)
Travelling Expenses:

F. Appleyard, 29.11; K. S. Armstrong, 153.98; R. Barritt, 32.64; B. Beaumont
316.90; C. R. Bilger, 125.11; E. R. Bingeman, 67.36; M. D. Bissell, 43.62; A. E
Boys, 658.32; W. H. Bury, 86.33; O. C. Cadotte, 121.57; D. W. Cameron, 151.65
A. G. Carson, 54.01; G. Carter, 79.17; E. Caswell, 110.60; R. G. Clowes, 377.26
A. G. Collier, 197.28; F. Cristall, 42.72; B. Dauphinse, 110.88; J. S. Davidson
460.20; J. H. Dawson, 220.48; J. G. Driscoll, 52.28; H. T. Edwards, 178.79
H. Ferguson, 44.00; M. M. Fitzsimmons, 41.57; C. M. Flatt, 100.80; W. D
Forest, 428.72; G. R. Foster, 110.76; A. M. Gervais, 62.40; D. W. Hanna
108.80; J. Hartill, 486.82; M. J. Henshaw, 159.18; K. J. Hodgert, 181.82; R
Hubbs, 25.20; F. M. Humble, 107.14; K. D. Kayler, 83.20; L. M. Kraus, 119.24
J. Lacasse, 146.10; J. MacPherson, 107.02; E. Majurv, 237.18; C. Mattar
178.03; M. A. McCabe, 124.60; V. E. McLean, 60.00; H. Moore, 66.00; H. C
Nugent, 94.88; A. Pullam, 321.52; D. Renel, 31.90; L. S. Richardson, 133.03
T. D. Rustin, 222.70; S. Sime, 60.56; T- E. Simpson, 344.19; D. G. Stevenson
183.19; G. F. Thompson, 188.82; F. Tibbetts, 507.43; M. Trout, 54.37; C. A

Winters, 158.63; R. A. D. Young, 31.41; Car tickets, 25.00; accounts under

$25, 246.67

Maintenance of Children:

Children's Aid Societies:

Algoma District, 5,389.10; Cochrane District, 9,238.50; Dufferin County,
250.50; Fort William District, 2,405.25; Frontenac Countv, 615.75; Kenora
District, 4,994.16; Manitoulin District, 23.25; Nipissing District, 3,463.92;
Parry Sound District, 2,921.95; Port Arthur District, 1,518.99; Rainy River
District, 9,052.82; St. Vincent de Paul, Toronto, 1,277.25; Sudbury District,
6,021.25; Temiskaming District, 8,064.65; Toronto, 1,082.25; Simcoe County,

1,549.00; Lincoln County, 64.50 57,933 09

Less: Refunds, Sundrv Persons 45 50

9,253 14

57,887 59

Legal Services, Witness Fees, etc.:

A. F. Gignac, 200.00; MacDonald and Macintosh, 521.53; D. F. McCuaig,
105.00; S. V. O'Connor, 125.00; Treleaven & Treleaven, 310.00; A. S. Winchester,
167.50; Accounts under $100, 1,468.36 2,897 39

Total $70,038 12

Less: Refunds, Legal Services Recovered 3,197 49

$66,840 63

R8 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. 1

Children's Aid Branch — Continued

Grant to be Applied on the Salaries of Officers Occupying the Position of Local
Superintendent and Local Officer ($62,500.00)

Algoma, 1,500.00; Brant, 1,000.00; Bruce, 1,000.00; Cochrane, 1,500.00; Dufferin,
500.00; Elgin, 1,500.00; Frontenac, 1,500.00; Grey, 1,000.00; Haldimand,
1,000.00; Halton and Peel, 1,000.00; Hamilton, 2,000.00; Hastings, 1,500.00;
Huron, 1,000.00; Kenora, 1,000.00; Kent, 1,000.00; Lambton, 1,000.00; Lanark,
1,000.00; Leeds and Grenville, 1,500.00; Lennox and Addington, 1,000.00; Lincoln,
1,500.00; London and Middlesex, 1,500.00; Manitoulin, 500.00; Muskoka,
1,000.00; Nipissing, 1,500.00; Norfolk, 1,500.00; Northumberland and Durham,
1,000.00; Ontario, 1,000.00; Ottawa and Carleton, 1,500.00; Oxford, 1,000.00;
Parry Sound, 1,500.00; Perth, 500.00; Peterborough, 1,500.00; Port Arthur,
1,000.00; Prescott and Russell, 1,000.00; Prince Edward, 500.00; Rainy River,
1,000.00; Renfrew, 1,000.00: St. Vincent de Paul, 1,500.00; Simcoe, 1,500.00;
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 1,500.00; Sudbury, 1,500.00; Temiskaming,
1,500.00; Toronto, 1,500.00; Victoria and Haliburton, 1,500.00; Waterloo, 1,000.00
Welland County and Niagara Falls, 1,500.00; Wellington, 1,500.00; Went-
worth, 1,000.00; Windsor and Essex, 1,500.00; Windsor and Essex R.C., 1,500.00;
York, 1,500.00 62,500 00

British Child Guests ($3,081.28)

Sundry Children's Aid Societies, 12,953.66; Ontario Hospital, Woodstock, 105.00;

University of Toronto, 240.00; Wycliffe College, 111.90; Accounts under

$100, 28.35 13,438 91

Less: Refund, National Advisorv Committee 10,357 63

3,081 28

Children's Aid Branch $178,998 27

MOTHERS' ALLOWANCES COMMISSION

J. A. Faulkner, Chairman.

Salaries ($61,477.62)

Permanent:

M. M. Abernethy, 1,500.00; E. E. Armstrong, 1,266.67; H. Bapty, 1,000.00;
H. Bentley, 3,000.00; A. E. Birss, 1,266.67; B. A. F. Boultbee, 600.00; A. M.
Brackin, 1,233.34; A. A. Brown, 1,266.67; E.G. Campbell, 1,266.67; F. L. Camp-
bell, 650.00; E. C. Caswell, 353.23; I. B. Chambers, 1,121.51; E. V. Craig,
1,266.67; Y. de Puyjalon, 700.00; E. D. Devereux, 1,500.00; F. L. Duff, 1,200.00;
L. I. Farnden, 1,266.67; E. M. Fitch, 1,300.00; I. C. Fleming, 1,333.33; C. A.
Folkard, 1,500.00; A. M. Fraser, 1,600.00; H. I. Fry, 1,266.67; J. V. V. Gauthier,
1,266.67; J. H. Q-ibson, 600.00; M. C. Hennessy, 1,233.33; A. E. Hindley, 1,500.00;
A. Horrigan, 1,266.67; D. Jones, 375.00; A. M. Kellock, 1,266.67; A. Lalonde,
1,266.67; H. Lordan, 1,300.00; R. K. MacKenzie, 793.33; L. McAlpine, 1,200.00;
A. B. McCoig, 1,200.00; G. A. McCool, 1,266.67; F. E. McEvoy, 1,266.67;
M. McGee, 1,600.00; N. Mclldoon, 1,150.00; E. V. McKechnie, 2,000.00; G. L.
McKenty, 1,266.67; E. H. McMullen, 1,500.00; M. McMullen, 1,300.00; M. R.
McNaughton, 300.00; M. J. Meehan, 1,266.67; A. G. Mitchell, 1,266.67; H. P.
Mooney, 1,266.67; F. M. Morgan, 76.88; T. E. Mullarkey, 1,266.67; M. G.
Musselman, 1,266.67; A. Patterson, 2,000.00; E. M. Pereira, 1,000.00; G. Poite-
vin, 690.00; M. M. Powell, 2,100.00; E. C. Riddell, 1,150.00; E. W. Rogers,
1,500.00; A. H. Sacks, 58.33; E. P. Shepherd, 1,266.67; M. J. Singer, 1,300.00;
O. A. Smith, 1,213.33; N. E. Smyth, LftHLOD; B. M. Sparks, 1,125.00; C. L.
Steward, 1,000.00; M. D. Tolmie, 1,266.67; Public Service Superannuation
Fund, Contribution re Enlistment, 24.00 76,080 68

Temporary:

A. Aylesworth, 48.39; I. Broad, 100.00; L. P. Burke, 245.16; M. E. Calder,
100.00; I. B. Chambers, 145.16; A. P. Conley, 1,266.64; S. F. Dargavel, 1,266.64;
M. V. Dike, 290.32; M. G. Dixon, 1,200.00; A. D. Fricker, 245.16; S. E. Fry,
77.42; L. G. Gunter, 1,233.32; J. Hollands-Hurst, 1,233.32; A. M. Hurley,
1,233.32; J. G. Jamieson, 900.00; D. Jones, 225.00; M. B. Kembley, 1,266.64;
L. G. Laing, 45.16; M. A. Lindsay, 1,266.64; N. N. MacConnell, l,266.f34;
E. E. MacGregor, 100.00; S. E. MacLean, 1,200.00; L. M. Martin, 9.68; P.
McCutcheon, 1,200.00; H. McKenzie, 77.42; C. B. Miller, 301.06; B. Moffatt,
290.32; F. M. Morgan, 1,156.44; E. R. Murray, 1,366.65; E. Neelon, 19.35;
C. Oke, 1,233.32; A. A. Perkins, 290.32; L. E. A. Pinner, 200.00; J. Plaxton,

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

R9

Mothers' Allowances Commission — Continued

Salaries — Temporary — Continued

610.00; G. Poitevin, 510.00; A. Proudlock, 77.42; J. G. F. Rankin, 1,233.32;
A. D. Reid, 1,266.64; A. D. Roy, 100.00; R. A. Sabourin, 400.00; M. Seigner,
200.00; S. C. Smith, 1,200.00; I. O. Telford, 1,035.48; E. L. Walsh, 100.00;
I. A. Warren, 1,266.64; E. M. White, 77.42; L. A. Williams, 25.81; E. E. Zuber,

973.33 30,175 55

Total $106,256 23

Less: One-half cost of Investigators' Salaries transferred

to Old Age Pensions Commission (see page R 10). 44,778 61

Total Salaries $61,477 62

Travelling Expenses ($22,032.34)

M. M. Abernethy, 486.13; E. E. Armstrong, 862.82; A. M. Brackin, 25.41; A. A
Brown, 315.97; M. E. Calder, 110.32; E. G. Campbell, 745.07; E. C. Caswell
504.57; I. B. Chambers, 268.93; E. V. Craig, 857.17; G. H. Davis, 94.71; S. F
Dargavel, 619.54; Y. de Puyjalon, 65.20; E. D. Devereux, 435.85; M. V. Dike
127.15; M. G. Dixon, 823.25; L. I. Farnden, 609.84; J. A. Faulkner, 27.52
I. C. Fleming, 1,220.35; C. A. Folkard, 1,042.28; A. M. Fraser, 794.93; S. E
Fry, 114.58; H. I. Fry, 611.61; J. V. V. Gauthier, 1,727.93; A. W. Gough, 33.93
L. G. Gunter, 1,114.49; A. E. Hindley, 579.88; D. L. Hennessy, 1,017.86; J
Hollands-Hurst, 1,122.88; A. Horrigan, 340.11; A. M. Hurley, 626.07; J. G
Jamieson, 535.12; D. B. Hutchings, 86.37; A. M. Kellock, 854.28; M. B. Kembley
436.05; F. B. Knechtel, 1,442.25; A. Lalonde, 843.61; M. A. Lindsay, 775.94
H. Lordan, 480.81; L. G. Laing, 49.20; N. N. MacConnell, 999.37; R. K. Mac
Kenzie, 950.99; S. E. MacLean, 551.80; E. E. MacGregor, 27.76; L. McAlpine
28.41; G. A. McCool, 1,192.62; P. McCutcheon, 45.80; F. E. McEvoy, 321.07
M. McGee, 1,506.06; G. L. McKenty, 683.53; L. M. Martin, 25.30; M. J. Mee
han, 653.06; A. G. Mitchell, 696.35; H. P. Mooney, 688.68; F. M. Morgan
267.73; T. E. Mullarkey, 600.37; E. R. Murray, 1,027.11; M. G. Musselman
607.22; E. Neelon, 29.10; G. Poitevin, 1,135.31; M. M. Powell, 421.82; J. Plax
ton, 79.68; L. E. A. Pinner, 92.58; J. G. F. Rankin, 377.69; A. D. Reid, 128.15
A. D. Roy, 120.06; R. A. Sabourin, 32.75; D. W. Savoie, 1,150.07; E. P. Shep
herd, 306.26; O. A. Smith, 1,038.03; S. C. Smith, 601.94; N. E. Smyth, 1,243.53
I. O. Telford, 504.12; M. D. Tolmie, 710.60; E. M. White, 80.89; I. A. Warren,

978.04; E. E. Zuber, 184.70; Car tickets, 500.00; accounts under $25, -

84.70 43,503 23

Less: One half cost of Investigators' travelling expenses trans-
ferred to Old Age Pensions Commission (see page R 11) 21,470 89

Maintenance ($8,739.42)
Local Boards:

Algoma, 155.94; Cochrane, 221.83; Kenora, 122.52; Manitoulin, 191.66; Mus-
koka, 214.13; Nipissing, 282.68; Parry Sound, East, 298.50; Port Arthur, 193.99;
Rainy River, 128.74; Sturgeon Falls, 13.00; Sudbury, 502.96; Temiskaming,

165.12; Thunder Bay, 207.45

Miscellaneous:

King's Printer, 5,472.54; Social Service Index, 162.20; Sundry Doctors, examina-
tion fees, 176.00; Cartage, express and freight, 65.02; accounts under $100,

165.14.

22,032 34

2,698 52

6,040 90

Counties:

Allowances in Accordance with the Mothers' Allowances Act ($3,477,243.74)

Brant, 11,305.00; Bruce, 31,765.00; Carleton, 34,550.00; Dufferin, 9,830.00;
Dundas, 11,670.00; Durham, 15,210.00; Elgin, 21,225.00; Essex, 39,325.00;
Frontenac, 18,435.00; Glengarry, 25,440.00; Grenville, 11,450.00; Grey, 33,620.00;
Haldimand, 18,780.00; Haliburton, 7,253.00; Halton, 10,615.00; Hastings,
44,180.00; Huron, 27,034.90; Kent, 30,655.00; Lambton, 14,685.00; Lanark,
20,055.00; Leeds, 18,570.00; Lennox and Addington, 14,990.00; Lincoln, 14,885.00;
Middlesex, 24,186.00; Norfolk, 27,840.00; Northumberland, 25,965.00; Ontario,
21,835.00; Oxford, 15,930.00; Peel, 14,555.00; Perth, 12,395.00; Peterborough,
17,060.00; Prescott, 36,145.00; Prince Edward, 9,715.00; Renfrew, 67,617.00;
Russell, 24,355.00; Simcoe, 93,030.00; Stormont, 57,801.00; Victoria, 18,349.00;
Waterloo, 20,285.00; Welland, 31,280.00; Wellington, 22,165.00; Wentworth,
14,865.00; York, 237,346.97 1,278,247|87

R 10 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS No. I

Mothers' Allowances Commission — Continued
Allowances — Continued

Cities:

Belleville, 24,840.00; Brantford, 38,490.00; Chatham, 24,765.00; Fort William,
39,200.00; Gait, 14,485.00; Guelph, 25,769.00; Hamilton, 152,825.00; Kingston,
35,535.00; Kitchener, 38,275.00; London, 76,262.00; Niagara Falls, 18,960.00;
North Bay, 30,720.00; Oshawa, 22,660.00; Ottawa, 190,542.97; Owen Sound,
23,430.00; Peterborough, 30,335.00; Port Arthur, 28,155.00; St. Catharines,
17,860.00; St. Thomas, 20,370.00; Sarnia, 11,025.00; Sault Ste. Marie, 35,340.00;
Stratford, 17,225.00; Sudbury, 40,150.00; Toronto, 715,433.40; Welland, 10,500,00;
Windsor, 93,866.00; Woodstock, 12,980.00 1,789,998 37

Towns:

Brockville, 8,185.00; Gananoque, 4,105.00; Ingersoll, 9,490.00; Prescott, 3,750.00;

St. Mary's, 6,675.00; Smith's Falls, 3,325.00; Trenton, 8,840.00 44,370 00

Districts:

Algoma, 30,965.00; Cochrane, 76,345.00; Kenora, 19,667.50; Manitoulin,

10,105.00; Muskoka, 25,175.00; Nipissing, 42,060.00; Parry Sound, 34,200.00;

Rainy River, 19,170.00; Sudbury, 43,585.00; Thunder Bav, 11,290.00; Temis-

kaming, 52,065.00 364,627 50

Medical Services ($166,783.15)

Ontario Medical Association 166,783 1 5

Mothers' Allowances Commission $3,736,276 27

OLD AGE PENSIONS COMMISSION

J. A. Faulkner, Chairman

Salaries ($117,722.86)
Permanent :

M. M. Barrett, 937.08; K. M. Bawden, 875.00; M. A. Beatty, 1,125.00; M.
Bennett, 600.00; M. M. Bentley, 850.00; A. I. Boughner, 417.34; B. A. F. Boult-
bee, 325.00; W. W. Boyce, 2,100.00; M. Brown, 1,000.00; M. G. Brown, 458.12;
M. H. Bull, 762.70; F. J. Cassidy, 1,800.00; W. J. Chalmers, 1,106.65; O. G.
Clarke, 1,933.33; M. Crawford, 600.00; M. H. Donnan, 68.75; D. T. Donohue,
325.00; M. Egan, 2,050.00; J. A. Faulkner, 6,000.00; R. M. Featherstone, 91.07;
L. P. Flynn, 1,200.00; E. L. M. Fox, 900.00; C. Green, 3,000.00; H. K. Hopkins,
1,075.00; M. H. Hutton, 1,233.33; S. Jones, 55.05; G. E. Killer, 93.75; F. M.
Lanchbury, 1,150.00; M. Lawson, 562.50; M. J. Little, 1,533.33; F. P. McCall,
925.00; H. E. McCormick, 451.25; J. M. McCullough, 2,400.00; R. Montgomerv,
1,200.00; E. J. Moran, 937.50; J. L. Munro, 525.00; P. N. Nevison, 1,150.00;
V. H. Newsome, 1,650.00; D. I. Nortrop, 1,050.00; E. R. Peacock, 1,000.00;
T. H. Poole, 833.33; T. N. Poole, 266.66; L. J. Porter, 406.25; H. S. Potash,
750.20; D. M. Pounds, 925.00; F. Price, 1,200.00; G. C. Rudback, 283.06; P.
Saperia, 900.00; H. L. Scace, 1,087.50; G. Shute, 1,000.00; C. Smith, 1,125.00;
J. B. Southcott, 1,233.33; M. B. Staley, 1,087.50; J. S. Swartman, 162.50; M. L.
Tremble, 937.50; W. Turcotte, 1,250.00; R. S. Wark, 561.69; M. Wingate,
1,300.00; M. E. Woodruff, 925.00; Public Service Superannuation Fund, Con-
tribution re Enlistments, 56.25 61,807 52

Temporary:

D. M. Aiken. 300.00; E. L. Barker, 68.75; A. M. Beattie, 687.50; V. Borbridge,
300.00; M. H. Brett, 99.80; M. G. Brown, 391.88; A. I. Christilaw, 174.19;
R. M. Featherstone, 776.67; F. Glaser, 600.00; H. M. Gunter, 137.50; W. Gunter,
900.00; A. B. Hendry, 34.27; S. Houston, 1,200.00; M. Howe, 300.00; S. Tones,
694.95; T- J. Kearns, 1,200.00; F. S. Lanfear, 130.13; A. MacEachern, 709.68;
R. R. McConkev, 187.50; H. E. McCormick, 414.27; D. McMillan, 250.00; T. H.
Poole, 400.00; H. S. Potash, 99.80; I. M. Ramsay, 825.00; I. J. G. Walker, 179.03;
R. S. Wark, 75.81 11,136 73

Total $72,944 25

Add: One-half cost of Investigators' Salaries transferred
from Mothers' Allowances Commission (see page
R9) 44,778 61

Total Salaries $117,722 86

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

R 11

Old Age Pensions Commission — Continued

Travelling Expenses ($24,550.68)

M. Cameron, 35.04; G. H. Davis, 148.09; M. Egan, 1,262.39; W. J. Elliott, 226.97;
S. J. Gadsby, 60.75; A. W. Gough, 153.23; F. G. McNeely, 360.74; W. R. Moun-
tain, 133.31; A. G. Ramsden, 44.82; Sundry Investigators, half-cost expenses
transferred from Mothers' Allowances Commission (see page R 9), 21,470.89;

R. F. Thompson, 39.46; W. L. Vale, 248.70; W. S. Weese, 287.61; Accounts

under $25, 78.68 24,550 68

Maintenance ($20,346.49)

Addressograph-Multigraph of Canada,
King's Printer, 17,019.68; Might
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 301.20;
Sundry Persons, meals re overtime

Ltd., 964.26; Grand & Toy, Ltd., 199.32;
Directories, Ltd., 210.72; Office Specialty
Seeley Systems Corporation, Ltd., 470.00;
116.95; Sundry Registrars, fees, 843.10;

Telephone, 77.59; accounts under $100, 143.67 20,346 49

Counties:

Old Age Pensions and Blind Pensions (13,243,300.40)

Pensions in Accordance with the Old Age Pensions Act ($12,886,474.26)

Brant, 76,513.94; Bruce, 143,144.86; Carleton, 148,124.34; Dufferin, 62,542.69
Dundas, 67,934.93; Elgin, 139,794.27; Essex, 192,385.87; Frontenac, 104,003.11
Glengarry, 99,814.02; Grey, 179,695.62; Haldimand, 64,797.85; Halton, 87,828.36
Hastings, 228.058.19; Huron, 181,001.85; Kent, 169,044.82; Lambton, 128,701.58
Lanark, 116,230.40; Leeds and Grenville, 170,711.47; Lennox and Addington
104,206.34; Lincoln, 92,665.90; Middlesex, 160,550.01; Norfolk, 125,509.92
Northumberland and Durham, 253,189.44; Ontario, 149,259.22; Oxford
108,139.45; Peel, 97,588.96; Perth, 77,964.88; Peterborough, 100,147.87; Prescott
112,301.11; Prince Edward, 96,432.78; Renfrew, 213,628.05; Russell, 84,602.58
Simcoe, 386,938.57; Stormont, 128,713.16; Victoria, 107,023.48; Waterloo,
115,013.23; Welland, 135,777.07; Wellington, 124.868.00; Wentworth,

116,805.78; York, 697,514.16 5,949,168 13

Less: Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable 73,156 94

Cities:

5,876,011 19

Belleville, 55,482.51; Brantford, 140,283.67; Chatham, 62,521.59; Fort William,
42,063.78; Gait, 55,080.87; Guelph, 81,423.72; Hamilton, 524,790.39; Kingston,
91,393.20; Kitchener, 87,595.96; London, 289,255.43; Niagara Falls, 40,977.72;
North Bay, 47,665.15; Oshawa, 69,246.60; Ottawa, 445,821.02; Owen Sound,
70,021.13; Peterborough, 85,229.14; Port Arthur, 47,923.10; St. Catharines,
78,054.35; St. Thomas, 60,247.32; Sarnia, 49,110.96; Sault Ste. Marie, 56,650.53;
Stratford, 72,059.85; Sudbury, 40,577.83; Toronto, 2,503,392.24; Welland,

17,805.80; Windsor, 288,548.56; Woodstock, 47,455.93 5,450,678 35

Less: Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable 87,185 84

-5,363,492 51

Towns:

Brockville, 39,488.27; Gananoque, 19,170.89; Ingersoll, 23,895.63; Prescott,
10,470.00; St. Mary's, 15,452.39; Smith's Falls, 24,600.37; Timmins,

16,196.67; Trenton, 31,582.62. 180,856 84

Less: Inter-Provincial Accounts Receivable 3,386 95

177,469 89

Districts:

Algoma, 122,574.94; Cochrane, 101,514.61; Dryden, 6,038.78; Haliburton,
36,376.78; Kenora, 50,343.89; Manitoulin, 31,704.95; Muskoka, 101,986.02;
Nipissing, 122,307.23; Parry Sound, 125,761.83; Rainy River, 76,620.16; Sioux
Lookout, 1,912.50; Sturgeon Falls, 12,164.72; Sudbury, 116,129.71; Thunder

Bay r 44,655.48; Temiskaming, 117,583.48 1,067,675 08

Less: Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable 28,541 04

Other Provinces:

Alberta, 19,910.60; British Columbia, 13,847.85; Manitoba, 36,142.64; New
Brunswick, 2,252.60; Nova Scotia, 5,210.89; Prince Edward Island,

124.20; Quebec, 57,064.75; Saskatchewan, 60,051.11 194,604 64

Less: Inter-Provincial Accounts Receivable 177,479 16

1,039,134 04

17,125 48

R 12

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

No. 1

Old Age Pensions Commission — Continued

Pensions — Continued

Inter-Provincial Accounts Payable by Ontario to:

Alberta, 4,600.73; British Columbia, 9,398.75; Manitoba, 6,535.25; New Bruns-
wick, 504.85; Nova Scotia, 1,091.21; Quebec, 15,597.47; Saskatchewan, 5,762.96 43,491 22

Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable by Ontario:

Alberta, 33,836.56; British Columbia, 21,131.11; Manitoba, 69,439.87; New
Brunswick, 8,111.15; Nova Scotia, 13,626.50; Prince Edward Island, 256.20;
Quebec, 122,546.77; Saskatchewan, 100,801.77 369,749 93

Payable by Ontario 3,160,378 53

Dominion Government 9,633,658 18

Other Provinces 92,437 55

12,886,474 26

Balance Debits Credits Balance

Outstanding Charged Paid outstanding

March 31st 1942-1943 1942-1943 March 31st

1942 1943

9,633,658 18 9,633,658 18

20,051 32 92,437 55 89,269 92 23,218 95

Dominion Government
Other Provinces

20,051 32 9,726,095 73 9,722,928 10 23,218 95

Counties:

Blind Pensions ($356,826.14)

Brant, 1,938.79; Bruce, 4,320.00; Carleton, 4,600.00; Dufferin, 1,440.00; Dundas,
1,780.00; Elgin, 3,710.76; Essex, 5,569.96; Frontenac, 2,156.20; Glengarry,
2,780.00; Grey, 4,159.92; Haldimand, 1,260.00; Halton, 2,340.00; Hastings,
8,700.00; Huron, 4,841.25; Kent, 3,856.96; Lambton, 4,073.59; Lanark, 3,705.00;
Leeds and Grenville, 5,593.36; Lennox and Addington, 1,880.00; Lincoln, 3,040.00;
Middlesex, 4,840.00; Norfolk, 4,420.00; Northumberland and Durham, 6,120.00;
Ontario, 3,661.79; Oxford, 1,215.04; Peel, 2,271.00; Perth, 1,630.00; Peterborough,
1,478.30; Prescott, 7,060.00; Prince Edward, 2,140.00; Renfrew, 9,684.45; Rus-
sell, 3,200.00; Simcoe, 9,059.40; Stormont, 6,971.33; Victoria, 3,480.00; Waterloo,
2,400.00; Welland, 1,780.00; Wellington 3,098.71; Wentworth, 2,292.50; York,

11,557.60 160,105 91

Less: Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable 2,023 00

Cities:

Belleville, 3,185.50; Brantford, 5,533.09; Chatham, 1,260.00; Fort William,
633.29; Gait, 1,940.00; Guelph, 2,640.00; Hamilton, 19,542.38; Kingston, 3,392.00;
Kitchener, 1,360.00; London, 8,860.00; Niagara Falls, 1,800.00; North Bay,
960.00; Oshawa, 1,158.70; Ottawa, 15,124.62; Owen Sound, 1,400.00; Peter-
borough, 2,160.00; Port Arthur, 1,200.00; St. Catharines, 2,380.00; St. Thomas,
1,200.00; Sarnia, 240.00; Sault Ste. Marie, 2,036.00; 'Stratford, 3,734.58; Sudbury,
1,660.00; Toronto, 61,999.65; Welland, 440.00; Windsor, 7,080.00; Woodstock,

960.00 153,879 81

Les: Inter-Provincial Accounts Receivable 2,112 50

Towns:

Brockville, 697.42; Gananoque, 1,160.00; Ingersoll, 290.53; Prescott,
240.00; Smith's Falls, 1,920.00; Timmins, 480.00; Trenton, 960.00. . 5,747 95
Less: Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable 156 00

Districts:

Algoma, 3,620.00; Cochrane, 2,740.00; Haliburton, 480.00; Kenora, 1,120.00;
Manitoulin, 1,380.00; Muskoka, 2,530.04; Nipissing, 3,760.00; Parry Sound,
4,220.00; Rainy River, 1,700.00; Sturgeon Falls, 240.00; Sudbury,

5,358.71 ; Thunder Bay, 1,140.00; Temiskaming, 4,000.00 32,288 75

Less: Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable 1,351 00

Other Provinces:

Alberta, 240.00; British Columbia, 80.00; New Brunswick, 78.00; Quebec,

1,778.32; Saskatchewan, 940.00 3,116 32

Less: Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable 2,926 82

158,082 91

151,767 31

5,591 95

30,937 75

189 50

1942-43

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

R 13

Old Age Pensions Commission — Continued
Blind Pensions — Continued
Inter- Provincial Accounts Payable by Ontario to:

Alberta, 156.75; British Columbia, 186.75; Manitoba, 247.51; New Brunswick,
81.75; Nova Scotia, 42.00; Quebec, 818.74; Saskatchewan, 153.90

Inter- Provincial Accounts Receivable by Ontario:

Alberta, 627.00; British Columbia, 382.00; Manitoba, 587.00; New Brunswick,
186.00; Nova Scotia, 185.00; Quebec, 4,160.32; Saskatchewan, 2,442,00

Payable by Ontario 88,322 73

Dominion Government 266,354 07

Other Provinces 2,149 34

1,687 40

8,569 32

Dominion Government
Other Provinces

Balance

Outstanding

March 31st

1942

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