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 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Twelfth Annual Report
of the business done in pursuance of the
TEACHERS' PENSIONS
ACT
for the period
JANUARY 1st TO DECEMBER 31st
1952
VICTORIA, B.C.
Printed by Don McDiarmid, Printer to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty
1953  To His Honour Clarence Wallace, C.B.E.,
Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia.
May it please Your Honour:
The undersigned respectfully submits the Report of the business done in pursuance
of the "Teachers' Pensions Act" during the period January 1st, 1952, to December 31st,
1952.
WESLEY D. BLACK,
Provincial Secretary.
Provincial Secretary's Office,
Victoria, B.C., October 9th, 1953. The Honourable Wesley D. Black,
Provincial Secretary, Victoria, B.C.
Sir,—I have the honour to lay before you the Report of the business done in
pursuance of the "Teachers' Pensions Act" during the period January 1st, 1952, to
December 31st, 1952.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
R. A. PENNINGTON,
Commissioner of Teachers' Pensions.
October 8th, 1953. "TEACHERS' PENSIONS ACT
ANNUAL REPORT
REPORT OF THE BUSINESS DONE IN PURSUANCE OF THE "TEACHERS'
PENSIONS ACT" DURING THE PERIOD JANUARY 1st, 1952, TO
DECEMBER 31st,  1952.
Section 4.—Superannuation-allowance payments pursuant to this section amounted
to $104,287.22. The Minister of Finance reimbursed the Fund by the amount of
$82,018.50 in accordance with the provisions of subsection (4). The increases pursuant
to subsection (5), amounting to $22,268.72, were paid from the Service Pensions
Account. As at December 31st, 1952, there were 163 persons in receipt of allowances
under this section.
Section 6.—Contributions received from teachers amounted to $1,471,090.45, consisting of ordinary contributions of $1,236,879.14, special 1-per-cent contributions of
$233,290.53, and individual contributions for service-pension credits pursuant to subsection (7) of $920.78. As at December 31 st, 1952, there were 8,015 active contributors
to the Fund.
Section 8.—Employer contributions received pursuant to this section amounted to
$1,467,741.52.
Section 11.—Superannuation allowances were granted to fifty-one teachers who
attained retirement age. For analysis see statements of comparative statistics appended
hereto.
Section 15.—Superannuation allowances were granted to seven teachers who had
become totally and permanently disabled.
Section 16(1) and (2 ).—Superannuation allowances were granted to the dependent
in the case of six teachers who died while still in service.
Section 16 (4) and (5).—Refunds amounting to $7,924.84 were made in the case
of seven teachers who died while still in service.
Section 18.—Refunds amounting to $117,282.39 were made to 439 teachers who
left the service of their employers.
Section 23.—Administration expenses paid from the Fund amounted to $37,276.83.
Section 26.—During the year four meetings of the Teachers' Pensions Board were
held, at which thirty-five individual cases were dealt with.
Section 31.—The securities held by the Trustees on December 31st, 1952, are set
out in Schedule No. 1 of this Report.
Section 36 (1).—In accordance with the provisions of this section, an actuarial
valuation of the assets and liabilities of the Fund as at December 31st, 1952, was made
by Messrs. Pipe and Eckler, consulting actuaries, and the actuarial balance-sheet appears
as Schedule No. 2 of this Report.
R. A. PENNINGTON,
Commissioner of Teachers' Pensions. V 6
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TEACHERS' PENSIONS FUND
Statement of Revenue and Expenditure for the Year Ended
December 31st, 1952
Revenue
Contributions as per requirements of the " Teachers' Pensions Act"—
Employees, section 6—
Contributions for retirement
annuities  $1,236,879.14
Contributions, special 1-percent  ;        233,290.53
Contributions for service pensions pursuant to subsection (7)   920.78
  $1,471,090.45
Employers, section 8     1,467,741.52
Minister of Finance, section 4 (4) (as per contra).__ 82,018.50
Interest on investments and bank interest        553,534.07
Expenditure
Superannuation allowances—
Payable from Teachers' Pensions Fund—
Service pensions      $402,859.90
Less amount refunded
628.04
Section 4 (5) increases
Retirement annuities	
Less amount refunded
$402,231.86
22,268.72
$120,559.60
59.76
Payable by Minister of Finance, section 4 (4)—
Allowances paid        $82,276.34
Less amount refunded  257.84
Net amount (as per contra)	
Refund of employees' contributions—
Section 16 (4)  $7,156.84
Section 16 (5)  768.00
Section 18        117,282.39
Administration expenses, section 23
$3,574,384.54
$424,500.58
120,499.84
82,018.50
125,207.23
37,276.83
Net increase of ledger assets
789,502.98
$2,784,881.56 TEACHERS' PENSIONS ACT—ANNUAL REPORT
TEACHERS' PENSIONS FUND
Balance-sheet as at December 31st, 1952
Assets
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Cash at Canadian Bank of Commerce _
Accounts receivable—
Due from employees._ $102,219.99
Due from employers._    229,258.87
General
Account
Trustees'
Account
Total
$46,587.56
$24,409.82
$70,997.38
331,478.86
331,478.86
Investments at cost—net after amortization of premiums and discounts (see
Schedule No. 1)     18,737,508.70    18,737,508.70
(Par value, $19,012,500; market
value, $17,266,075.)
Accrued interest on investments  161,127.46 161,127.46
$378,066.42 $18,923,045.98 $19,301,112.40
Liabilities
Employees' Retirement Annuity Account     $8,903,162.05
Employers' Service Pensions Account     10,106,192.75
Accounts payable—
Administration expense  $33,070.67
Unpaid superannuation allowances     93,274.09
• Sundry  529.98
  126,874.74
Prepaid employer contributions  164,882.86
$19,301,112.40
I certify that the accounts of the Commissioner and Trustees of the Teachers'
Pensions Fund for the year ended December 31st, 1952, have been examined under my
direction.
The liabilities in respect of Employees' Retirement Annuity Account and Employers'
Service Pensions Account are stated at book value. Under the terms of section 36 (1)
of the "Teachers' Pensions Act, 1940," chapter 334, R.S.B.C. 1948, an actuarial valuation of these liabilities was made as at December 31st, 1952, and is attached hereto as
Schedule No. 2.
Subject to the foregoing remarks, I certify that the above balance-sheet is, in my
opinion, properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and correct statement of the affairs of
the Fund according to the best of my information and the explanations given to me and
as shown by the books of the Fund.
C. J. Ferber, C.A.,
Comptroller-General, Province of British Columbia.
Victoria, B.C., October 7th, 1953. BRITISH COLUMBIA
SCHEDULE No. 1, TEACHERS' PENSIONS FUND
Trustees of the Teachers' Pensions Fund and the Minister of Finance
for the Province of British Columbia
Securities Held as at December 31st, 1952
Description
Date of
Maturity
Par Value
Cost Price
Book Value
Accrued
Interest as at
Dec. 31, 1952
Province of British Columbia—
3'/_>% bonds_ 	
June     1, 1953
$24,000.00
$23,649.50
$23,986.93
$69.04
Sept.    1, 1953
81,000.00
91,926.40
81,845.85
1,342.60
3'/_% bonds  _	
June     1,1954
15,500.00
15,692.40
15,523.81
44.59
3i/4% bonds.     -   	
June     1, 1955
56,000.00
54,939.00
55,797.22
161.10
3!/2% bonds ____   ____ ______
June     1, 1956
171,000.00
167,668.00
170,175.36
491.92
3% bonds    	
Feb.     1,1958
18,000.00
17,758.80
17,904.84
224.88
2%% bonds_      ' -	
Oct.    15, 1959
5,000.00
4,931.25
4,960.14
29.01
4Vz % bonds  -	
Apr.     1, 1960
Dec.   15, 1960
500.00
327,000.00
558.13
331,492.50
524.54
329,464.96
5.61
3 % bonds      ___ .
430.04
2M% bonds  ._   __ _
Oct.    15, 1963
100,000.00
99,500.00
99,659.55
580.14
3% bonds    	
June   15,1964
552,000.00
544,396.25
546,085.02
725.93
July      1,1964
700,000.00
683,410.00
687,285.54
10.500.00
2%% bonds      ...
Apr.   15, 1966
228,000.00
221,835.00
223,348.28
1,322.72
2%% bonds -  _____   	
Oct.    15, 1966
56,000.00
52,970.00
53,703.48
324.88
2%% bonds   ._ 	
Jan.    15, 1967
489,000.00
480,440.50
482,625.43
6,226.39
2%% bonds
Feb.     1, 1967
400,000.00
400,000.00
400,000.00
4,580.84
2%% bonds   —
May   15, 1967
310,000.00
310,000.00
310,000.00
1,074.40
23/4% bonds ___ ___ ___ _.
June .15, 1968
184,000.00
178,443.75
179,778.14
221.81
3% bonds  	
June   15,1968
658,000.00
642,126.25
643,907.53
865.34
July     2, 1968
300,000.00
297,780.00
298,279.35
4,487.67
2%% bonds __ _ __  -.
July     2, 1968
200,000.00
200,000.00
200,000.00
2,742.46
3% bonds    	
Dec.   15, 1969
1,468,500.00
1,452,943.75
1,455,205.50
1,931.22
July    31, 1970
2,075,000.00
2,058,400.00
2,061,731.15
26,093.73
3 % bonds  	
Aug.   10, 1970
410,000.00
406,720.00
407,374.12
4,818.89
23/4% bonds  ____ 	
Oct.      1, 1971
750,000.00
750,000.00
750,000.00
5,142.15
2%% bonds  	
Sept. 26, 1972
200,000.00
200,000.00
200,000.00
1,446.58
3% bonds   _  _	
Feb.     1, 1974
725,000.00
703,250.00
706,656.00
9,057.57
Guaranteed by the Province of British
Columbia—
B.C. Power Commission—
3% bonds- -    - 	
Oct.     1, 1967
513,000.00
484,466.25
486,997.15
3,836.98
3% bonds-	
Nov.    1,1968
919,500.00
886,162.88
889,310.15
4,534.51
334% bonds- ___ 	
Sept.   15, 1991
1,779,000.00
1,779,000.00
1,779,000.00
19,556.81
4% bonds    	
May   21, 1992
563,000.00
563,000.00
563,000.00
2,467.94
June  15,1992
428,000.00
428,000.00
428,000.00
750.46
4% bonds —_ —  —	
Sept.  15, 1992
693,000.00
693,000.00
693,000.00
8,126.14
Corporation of the Village of Quali
cum Beach—
3'/_% bonds  _..__ 	
Sept. 1,1961-70
63,000.00
64,946.70
64,719.52
730.97
Vancouver and Districts Joint Sewer
age and Drainage Board—
4% bonds ___   .	
May     1, 1958
4,000.00
4,260.00
4,090.59
26.30
5% bonds  ._	
Sept.    1, 1959
11,000.00
12,650.00
11,658.30
182.33
4% bonds  _— 	
May     1, 1962
3,000.00
3,195.00
3,094.21
19.73
5% bonds — —-    	
Sept.    1, 1962
3,000.00
3,521.70
3,258.07
49.73
5*4% bonds _.._.   ._ 	
Sept.    1, 1962
2,000.00
2,505.00
2,247.90
36.47
4% bonds  	
May     1, 1963
2,000.00
2.140.20
2,072.29
13.15
May     1, 1964
5,000.00
5,389.00
5,212.29
32.88
4Yi% bonds   _
Sept.    1, 1965
7,000.00
8,202.50
7,728.39
104.42
4Vi% bonds  _    .  -
Mar.    1, 1968
3,000.00
3,475.00
3,297.09
44.75
5% bonds   - 	
Sept.    1,1969
18,000.00
22,390.25
20,766.89
298.36
4V4% bonds   .__ __  __
Sept.    1, 1970
1,000.00
1,157.90
1,100.80
14.92
West Nicomen Dyking District—
4% bonds  _  	
May     1, 1953
2,500.00
2,672.25
2,506.70
16.44
Government of Canada—
3% bonds   — -
Feb.     1, 1962
430,000.00
406,587.50
406,762.32
421,514.01
5,372.05
3,320.88
3% bonds      	
Oct.      1, 1963
444,000.00
420,231.25
3% bonds    _. 	
Sept.    1, 1966
1,882,000.00
1,829,110.00
1,834,258.18
18,716.89
Guaranteed by Government of Canada—
Canadian National Railways—
3% bonds     ..._. 	
Jan.     3, 1966
130,000.00
126,000.00
126,414.55
1,933.97
2%% bonds
Jan.    2, 1967
128,000.00
119,930.00
120,697.54
403,513.12
1,755.29
3,581.94
2%% bonds —	
Sept.  15, 1969
425,000.00
401,562.50
2% % bonds           	
Jan.    16, 1971
50,000.00
47,250.00
47,465.90
661.64
Totals- - - -	
$19,012,500.00
$1«,711,637.36
$18,737,508.70
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TEACHERS' PENSIONS FUND
v 11
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Normal retirement
183
97
29
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198
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Disability 	
76
16
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Totals	
299
113
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315 j 124
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1947—
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198
106
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21     14
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7
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212 |118
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72
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73 [ 22
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Totals -	
315
124
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27 |  18
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330 [140
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1948—
1
1
1
Normal retirement
212
118
45
13
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12
17
2
5
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1
3
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219 [ 133
44
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73
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Totals	
330
140
58
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23 |  19
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344 |157
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1949—
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219
133
44
12
18 [  16
4
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9
-   1    1
.... | .__
228
149
47
12 | ____
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72
24
13
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2
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70
24
14
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53
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59 |  __.
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Totals	
344
157
57
12 [ ___.
25 [  16
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357 [173
61
12 |
1950—
1
1
1
Normal retirement
228
149
47
12
19
17
3
8
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239 [165
48
12
Disability	
70
24
14
2
5
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____ | __..
69 | 28
14
Death	
59
3
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59 | ....
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Totals	
357
173
61
12 | --
24 | 22
3
- 1 	
14
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367 [193
62
12 |
1951—
1
1
Normal retirement
239
165
48
12
8
2
-- | 40
8
2 1    2
239
163
48
12
40
Disability 	
69
28
14
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1
1
1
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3
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67
28
15
Death _	
59
367
....
1
.... 1 ....
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Totals	
193
62
12 | .-..
10 |    3
1
.... | 40
11
2 |    3 |  ....
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366 [191
63
12 [ 40
1952—
1
1
1
1
Normal retirement
239
163
48
12
40
2|    1
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8
4
1
1
233 |159
48
12 |  87
Disability	
67
28
15
6 | ____
1
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4
69 [ 28
16
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Death _.      	
60
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5 | ___.
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65 | -.
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Totals	
366
191
63
12
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1 Guaranteed:   (a) Superannuant died after expiration of guaranteed period;   (ft) guaranteed period expired, super-
annuant having died previously.
2 Disability;  recovery;  returned to teaching service. V 12 BRITISH COLUMBIA
TEACHERS' PENSIONS FUND
Comparative Statistics, January 1st, 1946, to December 31st, 1952,
Subdivided According to Sex of Contributor
Allowances
Fiscal Year
Number of
Contributors
Number of
Refunds Granted
Number of
Allowances
Granted
Number of
Deaths and
Expirations
Number of
Allowances
in Force at
End of Year
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
1946	
Non-active  	
1947 	
1,742    |    3,387
227           666
2,100    1    3,842
169 438
2,135    |    4,012
170 j       532
2,385    |    4,260
129    |       711
2,724    |    4,561
105    |       630
2,976    |    4,605
148    j       898
3,159    j    4,856
174     1        972
97
118
111
71
52
85
70
511
504
444
362
359
412
376
29             20
26     |       31
25             19
21              25
24 25
25 29
28             36
5
4
11
5
5
6
9
9
10
4
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13
10
9
200
222
236
252
271
289
308
298
319
1948	
334
1949.-  	
351
1950  	
363
1951
383
1952	
410
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1953
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