PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Business Done in Pursuance of the CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION ACT for the YEAR ENDED MARCH 31 1963 Printed by A. Sutton, Printer to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in right of the Province of British Columbia. 1963 To Major-General the Honourable George Randolph Pearkes, V.C., P.C., C.B., D.S.O., M.C., 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 Civil Service Superannuation Act during the fiscal year 1962/63. WESLEY D. BLACK, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, Victoria, B.C., November 22,1963. 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 Civil Service Superannuation Act during the fiscal year 1962/63. I have the honour to be, Sir, ' rtoatasoa Your obedient servant, W. H. FORREST, \; 'jil\ ; Superannuation Commissioner. November 21, 1963. SUPERANNUATION REPORT, 1962/3 Report of the Business Done in Pursuance of the Civil Service Superannuation Act during the Fiscal Year 1962/63 PART I.—CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION FUND Sections 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 16, 18, 19, 21, 52, 53, 54, 55, 57, and 58 (Employee and Employer Contributions).—During the year an amount of $3,537,962.56 was received from employees, consisting of the following:— Compulsory and arrears contributions $3,038,313.96 Voluntary contributions 495,940.13 Repayment of moneys withdrawn 3,708.47 $3,537,962.56 During the year, employer contributions amounting to a net total of $2,732,- 591.16 were received from the following sources:— Minister of Finance— Compulsory and arrears matching $2,831,451.77 Reinstatement matching 3,708.47 Prior-service requirements 2,752.76 2-per-cent formula requirements 221,861.44 Service-bonus requirements 120,988.50 Minimum-allowance requirements 12,000.78 $3,192,763.72 Less refund abatements 709,517.18 $2,483,246.54 Dyking districts 1,038.50 Employees' Association, Medical Services, and Credit Union 4,862.79 University of British Columbia and Victoria University 16,107.22 Liquor Control Board 227,336.11 $2,732,591.16 AsatMarch31, 1963, there were 11,725 active contributors to the Fund, 2,416 of whom have made special voluntary contributions. There were 1,800 making current voluntary contributions. The remaining 616 have voluntary credits but have discontinued voluntary contributions. Section 13.—As at March 31, 1963, deposits with the Treasury at credit of the Civil Service Superannuation Fund amounted to $73,655,138.65. Section 14.—Interest in the amount of $3,348,405.33 was received from the Minister of Finance, calculated on the credit balances in the Fund on April 1 and October 1, 1962, and computed as follows:— 5 L 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA At the rate of 5 per cent per annum $3,247,669.35 At the rate of 4 per cent per annum 91,165.92 At the rate of 3 per cent per annum 9,570.06 $3,348,405.33 Section 17.—A statement of all moneys received and paid out under the provisions of this Act and the assets and liabilities appertaining to the granting of superannuation allowances under its provisions is given in the statements of revenue and expenditure and the balance-sheets appended. Section 18.—(1) Superannuation allowances were granted to 89 retiring employees under this subsection. For analysis see statements of comparative statistics appended. Section 20.—(3) No deferred superannuation allowances were granted under this subsection. Section 21.—Of the 89 allowances granted under section 18 (1), 24 retiring employees selected the 2-per-cent formula under this section. Section 22.—(1) Superannuation allowances were granted to dependents of 18 employees who died while in service, two of which were granted on the 2-per-cent formula. Section 24.—Refunds totalling $64,395.64 were made to the widow or estate in the case of 30 contributors who died while in service. Section 25.—(I) Refunds totalling $728,141.61 were made to 965 contributors who left the service of their employer. (3) A total of $17,769.93 was transferred to the contributors' credit in Employees' Suspense Accounts in Part I and Part II in respect of 26 former employees who were out of the service of the Government for more than three years. Section 28.—Administration expenses covering both Part I and Part II, amounting to $49,990.68, were paid from the Consolidated Revenue Fund. Section 37.—An amount of $260.47 was paid over to the Minister of Finance from the accounts of one former contributor to Part I and two former contributors to Part II. The accounts of 28 contributors who ceased to be eligible to contribute to Part I were transferred from the Civil Service Superannuation Fund to the Retirement Fund. Imprest Payments and Receipts.—An amount of $124,131.01 was paid out in supplementing allowances granted prior to April 1, 1953, pursuant to Schedule B and allowances granted prior to April 1, 1958, pursuant to section 58a (effective April 1, 1962.) The Minister of Finance reimbursed the Fund for this amount out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund. By special arrangement with the Crown Life Insurance Company, payments totalling $2,492.71 to retired employees of the Liquor Control Board were made out of the Fund, which was reimbursed by the insurance company. These payments were in respect of the portion of their total benefits purchased from the insurance company prior to August 1, 1961. PART II.—RETIREMENT FUND Sections 4, 21, 43, 53, 54, and 58 (Employee and Employer Contributions).— During the year an amount of $1,032,345.16 was received from employees, consist-1 ing of the following:— CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION REPORT, 1962/63 L 7 Compulsory and arrears contributions $ 950,303.57 Voluntary contributions 82,041.59 $1,032,345.16 During the year, employer contributions amounting to a net total of $644,994.98 were received from the following sources:— Minister of Finance— Compulsory and arrears matching $839,254.23 2-per-cent formula requirements 12,813.32 Service-bonus requirements 13,297.68 Minimum-allowance requirements $865,365.23 Less refund abatements 328,238.43 $537,126.80 B.C. Toll Highways and Bridges Authority.- $111,229.98 Less refund abatements 3,480.70 107,749.28 Employees' Medical Services 118.90 $644,994.98 As at March 31, 1963, there were 4,011 active contributors to the Fund, 367 of whom have made special voluntary contributions. There were 304 making current voluntary contributions. The remaining 63 have voluntary credits but have discontinued voluntary contributions. Section 44.—Interest in the amount of $575,191.19 was received from the Minister of Finance, calculated on the credit balances in the Fund on April 1 and October 1, 1962, and computed as follows:— At the rate of 5 per cent per annum $533,374.15 At the rate of 4 per cent per annum 41,474.14 At the rate of 3 per cent per annum 342.90 $575,191.19 Section 45.—The accounts of 271 contributors who became eligible to contribute to Part I were transferred from the Retirement Fund to the Civil Service Superannuation Fund. Section 47.—(1) and (2) Of the 13 allowances granted under (1) and (2), one retiring employee selected the 2-per-cent formula under section 21. For analysis see statements of comparative statistics appended. (3) No superannuation allowance was granted pursuant to this subsection. Section 49.—(1) Refunds totalling $342,850.28 were made to 452 contributors who left the service of the Government, and refunds totalling $35,824.53 were made to the widow or estate in the case of 15 contributors who died while in service. Schedule C and Section 58k.—An amount of $22,059.19 was paid out in supplementing allowances granted prior to April 1, 1953, pursuant to Schedule C and allowances granted prior to April 1, 1958, pursuant to section 58a (effective April 1, 1958). L 8 BRITISH COLUMBIA PART III.—DEATH BENEFITS FUND Clause 15 of the Agreement dated August 1, 1961, between the Superannuation Commissioner and the Liquor Control Board extended the provisions of the Death Benefits Fund to former Liquor Control Board employees in receipt of supplementary payments under clause 13 of the Agreement as of April 1, 1962. Of 74 eligible, 69 elected to participate and 5 declined participation. As at March 31, 1963, there were 1,226 superannuants participating. During the year 67 claims were paid, amounting to $39,300, financed as follows:— Amount Per Cent Contributions by superannuants $14,613 37.18 Contributions by Government 24,687 62.82 $39,300 100.00 For details of individual payments see statement appended. LEGISLATION During the 1962 Session of the Legislature, section 58a of the Civil Service Superannuation Act was enacted. It provided an increase of $10 per month in all allowances granted before April 1, 1949, and smaller increases for those granted between April 1, 1949, and March 31, 1958. Effective April 1, 1962, increases were made in the allowances of 1,430 retired employees or widows at an initial cost of approximately $120,000 per annum, payable out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund. W. H. FORREST, Superannuation Commissioner. CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION REPORT, 1962/63 PART I.—CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION FUND L 9 Statement of Revenue and Expenditure for the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 1963 Revenue Contributions as per requirements of the Act- Employees— Regular Voluntary Reinstatement Employer—Miscellaneous statutory Less refund abatements $3,038,313.96 495,940.13 3,708.47 $3,442,108.34 709,517.18 Transfers from Part II—Retirement Fund Transfers from Teachers' Pensions Fund Transfers from Members of the Legislative Assembly Superannuation Account Transfers from former Liquor Control Board pension plan Imprest receipts (as per contra)— Re Schedule B and section 58a supplementary allowances $124,131.01 Re former Liquor Control Board Employees 2,492.71 $3,537,962.56 2,732,591.16 280,701.04 22,485.04 19,167.75 38,494.72 Interest received from Minister of Finance 126,623.72 3,348,405.33 $10,106,431.32 Expenditure Superannuation allowances— Paid from Fund Imprest payments (as per contra)— Re Schedule B and section 58a supplementary allowances __ $124,131.01 $2,074,719.86 Re former Liquor Control Board employees 2,492.71 Refunds Transfers to Part II—Retirement Fund Transfers to Government of Canada Superannuation Fund Net increase during year Add deposits with Treasury and bank, April 1, 1962 Deposits with Treasury and bank, March 31, 1963 126,623.72 $2,201,343.57 792,587.25 115,139.41 42,575.30 $3,151,645.54 $6,954,785.78 66,700,352.87 $73,655,138.65 L 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA PART I.—CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION FUND—Continued Civil Service Superannuation Fund as at March 31,1963 Cash and securities held by the Province of British Columbia as shown on page E 21 of the Public Accounts, March 31, 1963— Cash in chartered banks in Canada $217,986.69 Investments—bonds, debentures, and demand notes at book value 73,437,151.96 Par Value Government of Canada $1,000.00 Province of British Columbia 1,154,500.00 Province of British Columbia guaranty— British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority— Bonds 8,550,500.00 Demand notes 5,065,900.00 British Columbia Toll Highways and Bridges Authority bonds ._.. 15,505,000.00 British Columbia improvement districts 4,990,000.00 British Columbia municipalities 10,237,593.00 British Columbia school districts 24,198,100.00 Greater Vancouver Sewerage and Drainage District 32,000.00 Pacific Great Eastern Railway Company bonds 4,309,000.00 Province of Manitoba 11,000.00 Province of Manitoba guaranty—Manitoba Hydroelectric Power Commission 2,000.00 Province of Ontario 21,000.00 Province of Quebec 170,000.00 Province of Quebec guaranty—Quebec Hydro-electric Commission 110,000.00 $74,357,593.00 $73,655,138.65 Civil Service Superannuation Fund distribution— Contributory Pensions Account, being amount available for payment of current pensions $17,383,151.48 Balance at credit of contributory accounts— Employees' compulsory contributions $26,141,832.83 Employees' voluntary contributions 3,958,440.73 $30,100,273.56 Employer matching contributions 26,141,832.83 56,242,106.39 Special Agreement Account re credits of certain employees of the Liquor Control Board 10,173.93 Employees' Suspense Account, being unclaimed moneys at credit of former employees, as per Schedule No. 1 19,706.85 $73,655,138.65 CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION REPORT, 1962/63 L 11 PART I.—CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION FUND—Continued Schedule No. 1.—Unclaimed Moneys in the Civil Service Superannuation Fund at the Credit of Former Employees' Accounts as at March 31,1963 Name Department Amount Browne, Mrs. Margaret A. Collyer, John R Cory, Winnifred Drescher, Paul French, Mrs. Olave L. Goodyear, Alan S. Holland, Mrs. Eleanor R... Holstad, Mrs. Joyce I Jones, Susie G. E Lattimer, Margaret Louise. McComb, Lula E Maclnnes, William Hedley.. Marr, Mrs. Bessie Neilson, Mrs. Clarabelle Onischuk, Mrs. Florence Ivy- Prior, Lorraine Olive _ Putman, Mrs. Gladys M _ Smith, Mrs. Evelyn M Smith, Mrs. Sarah A. M Smith, Sonja R. Spencer, William Robert... Suderman, Henry E Swales, Leonard Herbert _ Tabak, Mrs. Marie E Torpy, Katherine - Vaughan, Mrs. Helen F.. Williams, M. Gwen Total- Forest Service- Forest Service- Education Forest Service- Public Health - Lands Service.. Essondale Public Health-. 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Fiscal Year Number of Contributors Male Female Number of Refunds Granted Male Female Allowances Number of Allowances Granted Male Female Number of Deaths and Expirations Male Female Number of Allowances in Force at End of Year Male Female 1947/48 1948/49 1949/50 1 1950/51— : 1951/52 1952/53-_._ 1953/54 1954/55-..:- - Non-active. 1955/56- Non-active- 1956/57- *"' Non-active.- 1957/58- _.... '■■: Non-active — 1958/59 ; . Non-active— 1959/60.. Non-active ~ 1960/61... Non-active— 1961/62- Non-active- 1962/63 1 Non-active 1,563 2,100 2,346 2,340 1,886 1,701 1,878 2,200 571 2,386 341 2,331 ' 981 2,826 721 2,773 1641 3,154 1141. 3,040 7H 3,085 1351 3,652 1091 12 17 78 39 66 70 125 156 i6; 150 14 102 26 145 13 S 202 24 281 9 267 14 284 32 359 27 416 4 8 8 27 13 17 10 28 21 30 26 34 52 48 67 68 7 16 22 26 14 15 19 16 18 18 19 .23 20 "11 18 .13 7 23 43 68 79 94 113 128 141 158 176 191 207 211 226 233 l Non-active—out of service less than three years. Those out of service more than three years listed on Schedule Noji. •; ■ -■■■■■• ■;■-.;'- ■ |, : ■; ; j {_«-■ j - - ...■•- . . ' ■'- ' __i ! L 22 BRITISH COLUMBIA PART II.—RETIREMENT FUND—Continued Comparative Statistics, April 1,1953, to March 31,1963—Allowances Granted and in Force, Subdivided by Plan of Allowance Fiscal Year Granted during Year Expired during Year In Force at End of Year _ ►J _ "_ .s to •a u _ c C3 H - 3 o ■a c 3 i_ T3 >J_ Si U a. 3 ■a _ _i o CO 3 E u o _, - c a < _ E a) H a _t _! *_ CO _ c c - _ e3 3 0 ■a _T3 2_ .11 5S O _ ■3 - _: o CO c* c < d E u H 3 o *_ .g CO _ — 3 0 •o 0 c- °_! «J_ |o £_: U _! 3 •o u _: o CO _! 3 E _ o Hi c c < _, E 1953/54— Normal retirement Death Totals. 3 2 i 1 — 12 — — -- -- — 3 2 2 93 1 — 12 3 2 i 1 — 12 — — — — 3 | 2 2 94 12 1954/55— Normal retirement Death 2 2 2 - — 9 1 — — - 1 - 5 4 4 92 1 — 21 1 Totals 2 2 2 -— — 10 13 .._ — — 1 _. 5 4 4 | 93 — 22 1955/56— Normal retirement—_ Death. Totals 4 — 1 — — — - — 4 1 9 4 5 88 1 — 33 1 4 — 1 — — 13 -1-1 *l 1 9 | 4 5 | 89 | _. 34 1956/57— Normal retirement Death Totals — 1 2 — — 15 ~15~ — — - 1 - 9 5 7 87 1 — 48 1 „„ 1 2 — __. | _ | _ 1 9 5 7 88 49 1957/58— Normal retirements Death 3 — 3 — — 12 1 — — - 1 — 12 5 10 86 1 — 60 2 Totals. 1958/59— Normal retirement 3 — 3 — — 13 — — — 1 12 5 10 87 _ 62 3 1 3 — 14 2 .... — — 5 2 1 15 6 13 81 1 — 72 3 1959/60— Normal retirement Death 3 1 — 2 16 1 1 — - 1 2 17 7 13 80 1 2 86 4 Totals—____- 1960/61— Normal retirement D'a'b 3 1 — — 2 17 1 —- _| 1 | 2 17 7 13 81 2 90 2 1 — — — 9 1 — — 4 2 18 8 13 76 1 2 93 4 Totals 2 1 -— — — 9 1 — ._. 4 2 18 8 13 77 2 97 1961/62— Normal retirement - — — — 5 14 - — ~ 1 2 18 8 13 75 1 7 105 4 — — — 1 — 5 14 — — — 1 2 18 8 13 1 76 7 109 1962/63— Normal retirement TVath 3 - 1 - 1 8 1 -- - 4 1 20 8 14 71 1 8 112 4 Totals 3 1 — 1 8 1 -- 4 1 20 8 14 72 8 116 CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION REPORT, 1962/63 PART II.—RETIREMENT FUND—Continued Allowances Granted, April 1,1962, to March 31,1963 L 23 Name Department Effective Date Particular! Alexander, Edwin Lancelot- Carroll, William Francis Duford, Armand Ernest Fantuz, Angelo Johnson, George Leonard. Larson, Swen Birger Lomas, Harry Margetts, Harold McKinnon, Erice James.. Paton, James Pullin, Jesse Victor Scott, William Thomas- Tasker, Eric Dewsbury- Highways.. Highways. Highways.. Highways. Highways- Highways . Highways. Highways. Highways. Highways. Highways .. Highways. Highways . Jan. Oct. Oct. Nov. Apr. Apr. June Jan. Jan. Aug. June Sept. Aug. 1, 1963 1, 1962 1, 1962 1, 1962 1, 1962 1, 1962 1, 1962 17, 1963 23, 1963 31, 1962 16, 1962 1, 1962 1, 1962 N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R. N.R.=Normal retirement (13). Dis.=Disability (0). D.=Death in service (0). L 24 BRITISH COLUMBIA PART III.—DEATH BENEFITS FUND Death Benefit Payments Made during the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 1963 Name-of Deceased Date of Death Amount Morris, Thomas Arthur Gauld, George „ :..... Van der Werff, Elizabeth. Nuttall, William Eldridge, Ada J. — :. Gillmore, Charles : Smart, Sydney - Andrews, George W. S.. Emson, Donald Percy— Bruce, Ole '"'. .. Cartmel, John _L_ '-'.. McNicol, Nicol. : — Scott, Charles —- — Carney, Hiram Augustus. Milligan, John H McCorkall, William „ Williams, Alfred B. B Greenwood, George H Forgie, Alexander _ Hall, Richard Thomas Waugh, Daniel McLean.— Finnamore, John Akehurst, Charles E Haggen, Rupert William.. Cannon, Frank _ McBride, Duncan - Saudino, Antonio Moss, Ernest Taylor, Harry L. _ Moyes, Ebenezer C Stephen, William . McKie, Ernest Percy Carr, John Harper Burbidge, Charles Oscar.. Metral, Paul - - Campbell, Walter Neil- Reed, Wilfred Gilbert Weinard, Henry Philip Swire, Thomas Duncan, Muriel Elva Faucett, Richard — Gray, Robert James Davey, John - White, Edward Woodman. Smith, Emma Varcoe, Clifford Scott, John Beckett: Ciceri, John Cuthbert Wingfield, William James. Garner, Edward Fraser, Andre Louis— Macgregor, Robert Stevens, Halford William _ Hauck, Carl — George, Mrs. Mary H..„ Ford, Guy Singleton Willox, Harry A Taylor, Miss Tephi Wellings, William Rice- Downing, Arthur G. Cairns, John Johnston, William A.Allison, Robert A Neelands, Frank H Menendez, Leo Anthony— Barrett, Willis T. McN. Collins, Arthur E February 14, 1962. March 14, 1962 March 25, 1962 April 5, 1962 April 9, 1962 .„ April 22, 1962 April 25, 1962 — April 27, 1962 May 8, 1962 May 15, 1962 May 17, 1962 May 17, 1962 May 17, 1962 May 24, 1962 — June 1, 1962 June 3, 1962 — June 5, 1962 June 6, 1962 June 12, 1962 June 20, 1962 _ June 21, 1962 June 27, 1962 July 17, 1962 July 19, 1962 July 26, 1962 July 27, 1962 August 5, 1962 _ August 8, 1962. August 8, 1962. August 19, 1962 August 20, 1962 August 25, 1962- August 28, 1962 August 30, 1962 September 5, 1962 September 7, 1962 September 9, 1962 September 19, 1962 — October 1, 1962 October 2, 1962 October 2, 1962 October 4, 1962 October 13, 1962 November 22, 1962 November 23, 1962 November 27, 1962 December 1, 1962 December 2, 1962 January 11, 1963 January 15, 1963 January 21, 1963 January 21, 1963 January 26, 1963 February 4, 1963 February 10, 1963 February 11, 1963 February 13, 1963 February 14, 1963 February 20, 1963 February 27, 1963 March 10, 1963 March 11,1963 March 13, 1963 March 16, 1963 March 18, 1963 March 23, 1963 March 24, 1963 $500. 500 1,000 1,000 500 500, 500. 500, 500. 600 500 500 500, 500 500 900 500 500 600 500 600 500 600 500. 500 500 500 500 500 500 600 500. 1,000, 500 500 500 500 1,000 500 1,000, 500. 1,000, 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. 800. 1,000, 500. 500. 500. 1,000, 800. 500. 700. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500 500 500 500.' 600, 00 .00 00 .00 .00 .00 00 .00 00 .00 00 .00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 .00 .00 00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 ,00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 00 00 00 00 .00 .00 .00 .00 00 .00 .00 .00 ,00 .00 00 00 00 .00 .00 00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 00 Total of 67 death benefit payments made $39,300.00 260-1163-2236