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Sutton, Printer to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty\nfa right of the Province of British Columbia.\n1966\n  ESTIMATED REVENUE\nFor the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 1967\nEstimated\nRevenue for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n$300,000\n4,900,000\n190,000\n85,000\n500,000\n750,000\n300,000\n950,000\n525,000\n8,500,000\n1,750,000\n122,000,000\n46,000,000\n2,500,000\n2,250,000\n174,500,000\n37,500,000\n56,000,000\n9,000,000\n102,500,000\n24,100,000\n2,200,000\n135,000\n1,250,000\n8,500,000\n125,000\n450,000\nProperty Taxes:\nLand Taxes, General:\nCode No.\n51311 Farm Land  $315,000\n51312 Improved Land   5,500,000\n51313 WUd Land  225,000\n51314 Coal   Land   \"A\"   and\n\" B \"  85,000\nLand Taxes, Forest:\n51321 Forest Land  500,000\n51322 Timber Land        1,200,000\n51323 Tree-farm Land         325,000\n51324 E. & N Railway Belt\nLand Tax Act       1,500,000\n51325 Forest Protection Tax        525,000\n$6,125,000\n4,050,000\nTotal Property Taxes\nSocial Services, Fuel Taxes, etc:\nCode No.\n51422\n51431\n51441\n51442\n51443\nPari Mutuel Betting Tax\nSocial Services Tax\t\nGasoline Tax \t\nMotive-fuel Use Tax\nFuel-oil Tax\t\n2,200,000\n140,000,000\n52,200,000\n3,200,000\n2,400,000\nTotal, Social Services, Fuel Taxes, etc.\nPersonal and Corporation Income Taxes and Succession\nDuties:\nCode No.\n52111 Income Taxes (Corporation)\n52112 Income Taxes (Personal) \t\n52115 Succession Duties\t\n.    50,000,000\n     81,000,000\n     12,500,000\nTotal, Personal and Corporation Income Taxes\nand Succession Duties\t\nPrivileges, Licences, and Natural Resources Taxes or\nRoyalties:\nCode No.\n53210   Motor-vehicle Licences and Permits ....   25,500,000\nNatural Resources:\n53311       Game Act\u2014Fees and Licences      2,200,000\nLands and Forests:\n53321 Grazing   Permits   and\nFees\t\n53322 Land  Leases,   Rentals\nand Fees\t\n53323 Logging Tax\t\n53324 Timber Leases\t\n53325 Timber Licences\t\n140,000\n1,500,000\n9,000,000\n125,000\n550,000\n$10,175,000\n200,000,000\n143,500,000\n J 4\nESTIMATED REVENUE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nRevenue for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nh -i\n3,000,000\n39,700,000\n300,000\n24,000,000\n90,000\n300,000\n3,600,000\n85,000\n2,800,000\n90,000\n125,000\n700,000\n450,000\n280,000\n20,000\n120,000\n150,000\n3,425,000\n750,000\n50,000\n50,000\n50,000\n275,000\n35,000\n75,000\n60,000\n487,671\n117,827,671\n900,000\n125,000\nPrivileges, Licences, and Natural Resources Taxes or\nRoyalties\u2014Continued\nLands and Forests\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n53326 Timber Royalties      3,000,000\n53327 Timber Sales     46,500,000\n     60,815,000\nMinerals:\n53330 Iron-ore Royalties ...... 300,000\n53331 Coal,   Petroleum   and\nNatural-gas   Leases\nand Fees      30,500,000\n53332 Free   Miners'   Certifi\ncates   100,000\n53333 Mining Receipts, Gen\neral          600,000\n53334 Mining Tax       4,500,000\n53335 Unworked   Crown-\ngranted   Mineral\nClaims   85,000\n    36,085,000\n53336\n53411\n53413\n53415\n53417\n53419\n53423\n53425\n53427\n53429\n53431\n53435\n53439\n53443\n53447\n53451\n53455\n53459\n53463\nWater Resources:\nWater Rentals and Recording Fees ..\nOther:\nAgricultural    Licences\nand Fees  100,000\nBoiler Inspection Fees 135,000\nCompanies Branch ___ 800,000\nElectrical   Energy  Inspection Fees  525,000\nFire   Marshal   Act \u2014\nFees, etc.   280,000\nFisheries Licences   19,000\nGas Act Fees  125,000\nInsurance Act  150,000\nInsurance  Premiums\nTax   3,500,000\nLaw Stamps   750,000\nMarriage Licences   50,000\nMoving Pictures Act  50,000\nMunicipal   Licences,\nRegulated Areas, etc. 65,000\nProbate Fees   275,000\nReal Estate Act  35,000\nSecurities Act  100,000\nTrade Licences   60,000\nSundry   Licences   and\nPermits   990,000\n2,300,000\n8,009,000\nTotal, Privileges, Licences, and Natural Resources Taxes or Royalties\t\n134,909,000\nSales and Service Fees:\nSales:\nCode No.\n54101 Land Sales\t\n54102 Sale of Maps and Air\nPhotos \t\n950,000\n135,000\niii.\n1,085,000\n ESTIMATED REVENUE, 1966\/67\nJ 5\nEstimated\nRevenue for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n60,000\n400,000\n3,000,000\n130,000\n125,000\n1,755,950\n6,495,950\n975,000\n1,700,000\n1,672,415\n150,000\n84,823,812\n86,646,227\n5,427,510\n271,000\n92,344,737\n33,500,000\n3,608,720\n3,897,127\n7,505,847\n$545,849,205\nSales and Service Fees\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n54201\n54206\n54211\n54221\n54231\n54250\nServices:\nAdministration\nFees\t\nAct-\nLand-clearing Receipts\nLand Registry Fees\t\nSheriffs' Fees\t\nVital Statistics\t\n80,000\n400,000\n3,500,000\n230,000\n125,000\nSundry Services       2,430,983\n6,765,983\nTotal, Sales and Service Fees\nFines and Penalties:\nCode No.\n55001    Court Fees and Fines .\nInterest, Discount, Premium, and Exchange:\nCode No.\n56101    Miscellaneous Interest\t\n7,850,983\n1,200,000\n3,000,000\nContributions from Other Governments:\nCode No.\n57201    Canada Statutory Subsidies\n57301    Canada Percentage of Power Corporation Tax\n1,672,415\n125,000\n57330    Canada Share of Joint Service Programmes in Lieu of Opting Out ...... 105,000,000\n57340   Municipal Share of Joint Service Programmes \t\n57350    Other Provinces\t\n106,797,415\n6,500,000\n250,000\nTotal, Contributions from Other Governments    113,547,415\nContributions from Government Enterprises:\nCode No.\n58101    Net Profit, Government Liquor Board  (Including\nPermits)  \t\nMiscellaneous:\nCode No\n59401 Institutional Maintenance Receipts......     2,600,000\n59402 Miscellaneous Revenue      6,000,000\n37,000,000\nTotal Miscellaneous\nTotal Estimated Revenue, 1966\/67\n8,600,000\n$659,782,398\n  .\nMAIN ESTIMATES\nESTIMATED EXPENDITURE\nFor the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 1967\nSUMMARY\nEstimated\nExpenditure,\nFiscal Year\n1965\/66\n^jj1                              SERVICE\nTo Be Voted\nTotal\n$564,640\nl.\n2.\n3.\n4.\n5.\n6.\n7.\n8.\n9.\n10.\n11.\n12.\n13.\n14.\n15.\n16.\n17.\n18.\n19.\n20.\n21.\n22.\n23.\n24.\n25.\n26.\n27.\n28.\n29.\n30.\n31.\n32.\n33.\n34.\n35.\n36.\n37.\n38.\n39.\n40.\n41.\n$571,944\n73,425\n76,269\nDepartment of Agriculture:\n$33,160\n124,018\n89,040\n208,882\n34,700\n56,904\n28,441\n582,845\n194,463\n108,626\n76,372\n12.060\n32,212\n116,098\n75,286\n190,792\n30,132\n53,416\n30,292\n619,806\n110,502\n108,202\n72,984\n11,760\n12,000\n15,000 ]\n110,308\n127,698 !\n283,309\n297.757\n73,372\n82,066\n71,260\n64,220\n4-H Clubs \t\nSee Vote 217.\n82,780\nMilk Board.                \t\n88,312\n115,000\n25,000\n73,000\n10,000\n125,000\n22,000\n20\n700,000\n750\n37,000\n,1,200\n70,000\n115,000\n25,000\nTemporary Assistance    ._ \t\n73,000\n10,000\n125,000\n22,000\n20\n669,000\n750\n32,000\n1,200\nNatural Products Marketing (B.C.) Act. \t\n62,000\nPest Control\nSee Vote 218.\n*River-bank Protection \t\n16,000\n1,200,000\nAid in Construction of Storage Facilities, Farm Commodities\t\n16,000\n2,600,000\nDepartment of the Attorney-General:\nAdministration:\n4,428,441\n6,026,574\n33,248\nI\n1\n1\n34,664 j\n251,598 j\n6,500 I\n223,436\n6,500\nGeneral Administration\t\n389,100\nJustice and Courts:\nSupreme and County Courts   -    .\n1\n476607\n529,500\nAdministration of Justice -   - \t\n610,000\n125,000\n100,000\n125,000\nConstitutional Litigation and General Law Costs...\n65,000\nCoroners' Inquests and Inquiries  -\t\n* Transferred to Water Resources Service for comparative purposes.\n J 8\nESTIMATED EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure,\nFiscal Year\n1965\/66\n*fy*                               SERVICE\nTo Be Voted\nTotal\n248,098\n237,406\n1,750\nior6oo\n\t\n9,500\n15,500\n16,000\n205,000\n910,230\n114,998\n1,465,802\n124,358\n76,308\n49,550\n54,718\n147,312\n25,496\n48,380\n2,627,579\n101,000\n7,500\n156,853\n942,452\n15,184\n262,760\n69,150\n3,060,032\n358,817\n506,056\n481,133\n345,093\n2,124,915\n558,240\nDepartment of the Attorney-General\u2014-Continued\nJustice and Courts\u2014Continued\n42.         Sheriffs' Offices        \t\n281,514\n282,552\n1,750\n5,000\n10,000\n5,000\n9,500\n15,500\n16,000\n240,000\n1,118,965\n136,814\n1,795,239\n165,348\n106,862\n66,972\n63,018\n219,214\n27,526\nRegistration:\nTrustees:\nRegulation and Inspection:\n59.          Fire Marshal's Office\t\nPolice Services:\n2,771,002 j\n101,000 ]\n10 |\n236,711  |\n1,151,719 |\nCorrections:\n66. Probation Offices \t\n67. Parole Board   .\n389,670\n78,750\n3,410,170\n476,345\n568,352\n554,339\n526,906\n2,319,578\n634,928\n19,473,774\n715,408\n74. Kamloops Gaol and Forest Camps _      \t\n75. Haney Correctional Institution (Including Forest Camps and\nDepartment of Commercial Transport:\n77.      Minister's Office \t\n16,748,954\n2,850\n85,362\n92,146\n535,050\n2,850\n81,076\n70,170\n466,782\nDepartment of Education:\n81.      Minister's Office ____ _\t\n620,878\n27,750\n171,960\n96,130\n127,464\n169,016\n458,261\n91,244\n250,000\n1,10,356\n556,573\n415,190\n84,108\n37,110,576\n177.295\n27,390\n129,072\n85,780\n117,100\n118,696\n437,419\n83,689\n1,124,904\n501,089\n379,722\n71,826\n27,371,019\n154,026\nDivision of General Educational Services:\n85.          Post Secondary and Adult Education Branch._\t\n88.         Textbook Branch    _\t\nDivision of Local Educational Services:\n89. Inspection of Schools and School Seivices ..\t\nDivision of Special Educational Services:\n90. Jericho Hill School                     \t\nDivision of Teacher Registration and Examinations:\nDivision of Finance and Accounting Services:\n MAIN ESTIMATES\nJ 9\nEstimated\nExpenditure,\nFiscal Year\n1965\/66\n*\u00a7\u00a3*                                      SERVICE\nTo Be Voted\nTotal\n170,000\n77,700,000\n95.\n96.\n97.\n98.\n99.\n100.\n101.\n102.\n103.\n104.\n105.\n106.\nDepartment of Education\u2014Continued\nDivision of Finance and Accounting Services\u2014Continued\n195.000\n86,000,000 |\n4,300,000\n150,000\n30,000\n1,000,000\n128,920\n4,580,000 |\nNight-school Grants\t\nEducation of Soldiers' Dependent Children and Expenses     .\nFree Textbooks, Maps, etc      ..\nFire Protection and Services Grant re University of British\n165,000 j\n30,000 .j\n850,000 j\n1\n130.588\n26,500,000\n31,050\n47,390\nGrants to Universities.  \t\nIncidentals, Grants, and Contingencies  \t\n33,000,000\n34,900\n45,000\n1,000,000\n10\n780,000\n10\nStudent-aid and Teacher-training Scholarships and Bursaries ....\nDepartment of Finance:\n141,439,112\n166,949,421\n107.\n108.\n109.\n110.\n111.\n112.\n113.\n114.\n115.\n116.\n117.\n118.\n119.\n120.\n121.\n122.\n123.\n124.\n125.\n126.\n127.\n128.\n129.\n130.\n131.\n132.\n133.\n134.\n135.\n136.\n137.\n138.\n139.\n140.\n141.\n142.\n143.\n144.\n145.\n146.\n147.\n10,810\n156 490\ni\n1\n5,370 ]\n165,570 \\\n349 114\n381,600 |\n285,566\n799,318\n321,338\n181,732\n345,264 |\n879,468 |\n330,752 j\n203,372 \u25a0!\n184,812\n338,226\n199,974 |\n356,810 |\n10\n1,504,954\nLangford Warehouse \u25a0 \t\n10 j\n1.618.952 1\n800,775\n1,500,000\n33,000\n26,000\n65,000\n134.500\n28,000\n26 000\n50,000\nPrinting Public Accounts, Estimates, Bonds, Revenue Receipts,\n125,000\n38,500\n38,500 |\n10\nCivil Service Superannuation Act\u2014Interest on  Superannuation\n10 !\n10\n600\n46,500,000\n37,500\n2,600,000\nMembers of Legislative Assembly Superannuation Act\u2014Interest...\nDyking Assessments Adjustment Act, 1905 ..  ...\nGrants in Aid of Local Governments and Home-owners' Subsidies\nSupreme Court Act\u2014Interest on Suitors' Fund Deposits\t\n10\n500\n61,952,000\n45,000\n3,100,000\n75,000\n75,000\n75,000\n75,000\nExpense Contingencies (All Departments) \t\n1,300,000\nBritish Columbia Ferry Authority Subsidy     \t\n150,000\n3,556\nNancy Sloan Act \t\n1 556 1\nDepartment of Health Services and Hospital Insurance:\n71,685,218\n55,942,321\n47,008\n50,362\n211,084\n1,080,933\n514,000\n565,000\n690,419\n500,000\n3,752,761\n505,696\n451,244\n168,775\n170,904\n565,523\n1,713,854\n201,562\n944,951\nPublic Health Services:\n514,000\n535,000\nRehabilitation Services, Including Grants for Related Health\n690,419\n400,010\n* Other Public Health\t\n3,545,903\n469,668\n425,730\n145,918\n163,564\nPatient Care:\n530,681\n1,672,504\n10,286,918\n10,940,555\n\u2022 Now incorporated in other votes for comparative purposes.\n J 10\nESTIMATED EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure,\nFiscal Year\n1965\/66\nNo. of\nVote\nSERVICE\nTo Be Voted\nTotal\n555,736\n1,008,690\n1,248,919\n18,758,597\n21,571,942\n77,958,570\n624,500\n160,000\n78,743,070\n110,601,930\n39,420\n2,246,274\n20,672,200\n5,625,000\n47,165,000\n650,000\n35,000\n515,996\n16,500\n2,250,000\n79,215,390\n31,026\n68,318\n146,022\n236,337\n444,<895\n68,322\n37,785\n4,000\n55,000\n40,000\n10,000\n275,000\n1,416,705\n7,744\n344,240\n57,208\n1,675,224\n178,948\n10,500\n500\n2,274,364\n28,564\n103,218\n1,500\n70,218\n5,890\n2,500\n148.\n149.\n150.\n151.\n152.\nDepartment of Health Services and Hospital Insurance\u2014Continued\nMental Health Services:\nGeneral Administration    \t\n176.\n177.\n178.\n179.\n180.\n181.\n182.\n183.\n184.\n185\n186\n187\n188\n18\")\nDivision of Nursing Education .\nCommunity Services \t\nIn-patient Care \t\nHospital Insurance Services:\nHospital Insurance Service-\nInfirmary Services..\n153.\n154.\n155.\n156.\n157.\n158.\n159.\n160.\n161.\n162.\n163.\nLong-term Pediatric Care\t\nDepartment of Highways\nMinister's Office _.\nGeneral Administration ..\nRoads,  Bridges,  Ferries,\nWharves,  and Tunnels\u2014Maintenance\nand Operation, Repairs, Snow and Ice Removal \t\nTrans-Canada Highway\u2014Capital Construction_  \t\nRoads, Bridges, and Ferries\u2014Capital Construction _ _.\nHydro-development Highways\u2014Capital Construction \t\nHighways within Municipal Limits _ _\t\nVehicle Damage Claims   _   \t\nHighway Signs, Signals, Traffic Control, etc '  \t\nGrants and Subsidies\u2014 _    \t\nPurchase of New Equipment  \t\n164.\n165.\n166.\n167.\n168.\n169.\n170.\n171.\n172.\n173.\n174.\n175.\nDepartment   of   Industrial  Development,  Trade,   and   Com\nmercb:\nMinister's Office   _ \t\nGeneral Administration  _  \t\nAgent-General's Office  and British Columbia House, London,\nEngland   _  \t\nBureau of Economics and Statistics- \u2014 \u2014\t\nData Processing Division \u2014 \t\nIndustrial and Trade Office\t\nBritish Columbia House, San Francisco   _..\nTemporary Assistance    \t\nAdvertising and Publicity   _ \t\nTrade Promotion  \t\nProvincial Exhibits, British Columbia Building\nGrant to British Columbia Research Council\t\nDepartment of Labour:\nMinister's Office\t\nLabour Standards Branch \t\nFactories Branch    \t\nApprenticeship and Industrial Training Branch\nLabour Relations Branch \t\nGovernment Grants to Increase Workmen's Compensation Pen-\nMotor-vehicles and Accessories _...\nTemporary Assistance..\t\nDepartment of Lands, Forests, and Water Resources:\nMinister's Office _..     \t\nLands Service:\nGeneral Administration\u2014   \t\nGrant to British Columbia Natural Resources Conference-\nAccounting Division\t\nLand Settlement Board \t\n586,508\n1,029,708\n1,413,187\n20,882,673\n23,912,076\n90,364,690\n90,364,690\n125,217,321\n40,860\n2,374,034\n27,000,000\n10,000,000\n52,000,000 I\n10\n650,000\n35,000\n550,000\n17,775\n3,000,000\n31,530 I\n76,680\n158,326\n256,970\n631,677\n69,150 !\n43,635 |\n5,000 I\n55,000\n131,000\n10,000\n275,000\n8,068\n411,574\n76,685\n2,983,284\n204,862\n2,500,000\n13,500\n500\nInvestigation of Doukhobor Lands.\n29,550\n109,774\n3,500\n73,776\n6,180 !\n2,500 !\n95,667,679\n1,743,968\n6,198,473\n MAIN ESTIMATES\nJ   11\nEstimated\nExpenditure,\nFiscal Year\n1965\/66\nN\u00b0;Of                              SERVICE\nTo Be Voted\nTotal\n213,504\n100,000\n383,002\n30,920\n3,000\n483,840\n177,055\n388,589\n276,928\n10\n190.\n191.\n192.\n193.\n194.\n195.\n196.\n197.\n198.\n199.\n200.\n201.\n202.\n203.\n204.\n205.\n206.\n207.\n208.\n209.\n210.\n211.\n212.\n213.\n214.\n215.\n216.\n217.\n218.\n219.\n220.\n221.\n222.\n223.\n224.\n225.\n226.\n227.\n228.\n229.\n230.\n231.\n232.\n233.\n234.\n235.\n236.\n237.\n238.\n239.\n240.\n241.\n242.\nDepartment of Lands, Forests, and Water Resources\u2014Continued\nLands Service\u2014Continued\nLands Branch:\n225,540\n200,000\n380,014\n33,512\n1,000\n506,487\n182.047\nPre-servicing Crown Lands Proposed for Sale or Lease\t\nSurveys and Mapping Branch:\n507.856 1\n328,176\n10\nForest Service:\nGeneral   Administration,   Protection,   and   Management   of\n2,268,738\n2,589,922\n11,992,163\n597,550\n13,433,972\n859,000\n13,000\n84,723\n61,058\n127,230\n17,500\n3,987,850\n1,688,000\n972,598\n10\n1,266,050\n70,000\n10,000\n10\n82,152\n60,558\n84,450\n17,500\n2,450,365\n1,400,000\n903,914\n10\nPublic Information and Education   \t\n1,558,142\n75,500\n10,000\n10\nPeace River Power Timber Salvage :'.-.:\nWater Resources Service:\n19,232,314\n22,591,001\n44,404\n513,374\n37,716\n103,000\n25,000\n29,000\n521,806\n600,000\n100,000\n5,000,000\n70,000\n174,729\n98,712\n41,362\n474,645\n35,392\n91,000\n25,000\n18,000\n335,248\n255,000\n100,000\n1,900,000\n90,000\n152,478\n25,000\n\u2022Inspection of Dykes\nPollution Control ;\t\nDepartment of Mines and Petroleum Resources :\n3,543,125\n7,317,741\n25,044,177\n34,580\n259,020\n241,652\n58,548\n258,900\n299,600\n22,500\n500,000\n2,750,000\n40,000\n4,000\n7,500\n100,000\n300,000\n25,000\n32,498,664\n27,076\n232,898\n231,164\n54,864\n232 456\n270 414\n22 000\n325,000\n3,000,000\nConstruction of Mining-roads ... _\t\n40 000\n4,000\nInterprovincial Committee on Mining\t\n7,500\n60 000\n200,000\nIron Bounty Act\t\n14,000\n4,721,372\n4,901300\n* Transferred from Department of Agriculture for comparative purposes.\n J 12\nESTIMATED EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure,\nFiscal Year\n1965\/66\n$%$                               SERVICE\nTo Be Voted\nTotal\n37,896\n291,756\n75,000\n1,750,000\n243.\n244.\n245.\n246.\n247.\n248.\n249.\n250.\n251.\n215.2.\n253.\n254.\n255.\n256.\n257.\n258.\n259.\n260.\n261.\n262.\n263.\n264.\n265.\n266.\n267.\n268.\n269.\n270.\n271.\n272.\n273.\n274.\n275.\n276.\n277.\n278.\n279.\n280.\n281.\n282.\n283.\n284.\n285.\nDepartment of Municipal Affairs :\nMinister's Office  ,   \t\n39,820\n330,549\n200,000\n1,750,000\n\\\nDepartment of the Provincial Secretary :\nProvincial Secretary:\n2,154,652\n41,840\n65,224\n91,265\n592,472\n132,734\n76,356\n247,059\n275,000\n10\n51,704\n26,570\n555,000\n57,000\n14,000,000\n650,000\n200,000\n200,000\n200,000\n2,500,000\n400,000\n750,000\n100,000\n752,300\n84,874\n10\n8,000\n2,320,369\n40,688\n60,084\n85,574\n555,696\n123,232\n71,888\n217,058\n265,000\nCentral Microfilm Bureau    \t\n10\n49,520\n25,870\n555,000\n55,000\nAssessment on Class 13  (the Crown)\u2014Workmen's Compen-\n6,000,000\n550,000\n140 000\nMedical Grants Act  \t\n160,000\n200,000\n325,000\n750,000\n\u25a0   100,000\nGrants in Aid of Construction of Homes for Elderly Citizens .\nGrants in Aid  of Construction  of Recreational  Centres  for\n752,300\n93,430\nCivil Defence \t\n10\n8,000\nCivil Service Commission:\nAdministration   \t\nGrants  re Civil  Service\u2014Gratuities  under  sec.   77   of  Civil\nService Act and other Government employees\t\nRetiring  Allowances\u2014Civil  Service  Act,  sec.  70,  and  other\n11,183,360\n22,057,418\n273,909\n15,000\n50,000\n309,335\n15,000\n50,000\nSuperannuation Branch:\n338,909\n374,335\n215,326\n27,000\n5,300,000\n36,000\n238,716\n25,000\n5,700,000\n50,000\n900,000\n108,078\n29,000\n65,000\nCivil Service Superannuation Act  \u2014_  \t\nMembers of the Legislative Assembly Superannuation Act\n97,964\n29,300\n68,800\nPublic Services Group Insurance Act\t\nPublic Utilities Commission:\nPublic Utilities Act, Cemeteries Act, and Prearranged Funeral\n6,624,390\n7,115,794\n18,146,659\n172,382\n239,684\n29,547,547\n161,060\n227,740\n388,800\n412,066\n MAIN ESTIMATES\nJ 13\nEstimated\nExpenditure,\nFiscal Year\n1965\/66\n^\u00b0ot\u00b0f                                SERVICE\nTo Be Voted\nTotal\n28665\n286.\n287.\n288.\n289.\n290.\n291.\n292.\n293.\n294.\n295.\n296.\n297.\n298.\n299.\n300.\n301.\n302.\n303.\n304.\n305.\n306.\n307.\n308.\n309.\n310.\n311.\n312.\n313.\n314.\n315.\n316.\n317.\n318.\n319.\nDepartment of Public Works :\n29,025\n241,530\n7,839,351\n10,000,000\n1,109,083\n860,214\n220,212\n6,950,708\n7,000,000\n946,027\nConstruction of Provincial Buildings ~\t\n800,656\nDepartment of Recreation and Conservation :\n15,946,268\n32,870\n98,908\n223,327\n32,872\n1,614,388\n1,396,150\n49,819\n193,850\n2,354,748\n325,000\n100,000\n!   20,079,203\n29,490\n92,948\n122,460\n31,556\n1,469,155\n950,254\nTourist Traffic:\n41,019\n181,600\n2,128,644\n325,000\n90,000\nGrants in Aid of Regional Parks Development   \t\nDepartment of Social Welfare:\n5,462,126\n4,000\n109,708\n28,968\n2,995,325\n121,011\n46,735,000\n500\n263,120\n221,798\n7,705,000\n216,562\n492,502\n343,472\n367,302\n4,587,000\n484,000\n2,100,000\n6,421,932\n4,000\n103,356\n28,986\n2,632,918\n76,282\n41 \u25a0249,000\n500\n208,800\nResidence and Responsibility Act\u2014Administration\t\n181,960\nChild Welfare Division:\n5,584,100\n205,492\nMaintenance of Dependent Children and Grants to Homes\t\n474,07!8\n320,974\n349,456\nOld-age Assistance,  Blind  Persons' Allowances,   and  Disabled\n5,658,000\n472,000\n1,883,000\nBlind Persons' Allowances\t\nGrand total, Departmental Estimates, Including Capital\n59,432,902\n66,775,268\n$544,623,116\n$657,282,398\n  MAIN ESTIMATES\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE\nFor the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 1967\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n$338,000\n52,000\n7,000\n26,000\n7,500\n7,980\n4,560\n7,500\n2,500\n453,040\n4,000\n3,100\n3,800\n50,000\n60,900\n4,000\n1,500\n1,000\n7,000\n28,000\n1,200\n8,000\n50,700\n$564,640\nVote 1\nLEGISLATION\nMembers\u2014Indemnities (Code 033):\nIndemnities\u201452 at $6,500   $338,000\nLiving allowances  52,000\nMileage   7,000\nTelegraph and telephone allowances   26,000\nAllowance to the Leader of the Opposition  7,500\nAdministrative Officer 2  8,280\nClerk-Stenographer 5  4,764\nThe Speaker\u2014Sessional allowance  7,500\nDeputy Speaker\u2014Sessional allowance   2,500\nSalaries:\nClerk of the House\t\nAssistant Clerk of the House\nLaw Clerk\t\nSessional employees\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\t\n005 Select Standing Committees \t\n010 Dining-room operation\t\n013 Printing and publications, etc\t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies  .\t\n019 Commonwealth Parliamentary Association\nTotal of Vote 1\n4,000\n3,100\n3,800\n55,000\n4,000\n1,500\n1,000\n7,000\n28,000\n3,000\n8,000\n$453,544\n65,900\n52,500\n$571,944\n  PREMIER'S OFFICE\nJ  17\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n$20,000\n13,680\n13,680\n5,940\n4,560\n3,240\n(6)   61,100\n4,825\n7,500\n$73,425\nVote 2\nPREMIERS OFFICE\nSalaries:\nPremier and Minister of Finance \t\nExecutive Assistant to the Premier\t\nEconomic Research Assistant to the Premier\t\nSecretary to the Premier\t\nSecretary  \t\nClerk 2 \t\n$20,000\n14,580\n14,580\n6,300\n4,920\n3,564\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense\nTotal of Vote 2 ...\n(6) 63,944\n4,825\n7,500\n$76,269\n  AGRICULTURE\nI 19\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(1)\n(5)\nVote 3\nDEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\n$17,500\n5,940\n3,672\nSalaries:\nMinister \t\nSecretary \t\n          $17,500\n              6,300\nClerk-Stenographer        \t\n2,760\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense\t\nTotal of Vote 3 \t\n(3)\n27,112\n600\n4,500\n(3) 26,560\n                600\n             6,000\n32,212\n17,000\n7,980\n5,340\n9,408\n4,560\n3,960\n5,550\n(9)        53,798\n8,000\n4,800\n5,000\n5,000\n9,500\n25,000\n5,000\n116,098\n8,700\n7,980\n6,720\n5,814\n3,672\n32,886\n400\n7,000\n25,000\n10,000\n75,286\nVote 4\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister \t\nAdministrative Officer 2\nSenior Clerk\t\nTwo Clerks 3 \t\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nTwo Clerks 1 \t\n18,000\n8,280\n5,580\n9,840\n4,920\n4,140\n5,958\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n007\n013\n019\n030\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nAdvertising and publicity \t\nPrinting and publications \t\nGrants and subsidies\nIncidentals and contingencies\nTotal of Vote 4\t\n(9)  56,718\n8,000\n4,800\n5,000\n5,000\n9,500\n25,000\n10,000\nVote 5\nMARKETS AND\nSalaries:\nMarkets Commissioner \t\nAgriculturist 3 \t\nResearch Officer 5\t\nTwo Research Officers 3\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nSTATISTICS BRANCH\n9,060\n8,280\n8,280\n13,680\n4,140\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n202\n007\nTravelling expense\n019\nAdvertising and publicity (British Columbia farm products) \t\nGrants and subsidies\t\n(6) 43,440\n600\n10,000\n25,000\n10,000\nTotal of Vote 5 .\n$33,160\n124,018\n89,040\n I 20\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(1)\n(1)\n(4)\n(6)\n10,140\n8,700\n102,348\n5,484\n5,076\n9,336\n7,488\n10,440\n(24)       159,012\n2,200\n22,000\n580\n3,500\n3,500\n190,792\n9,420\n7,980\n3,960\n3,672\n25,032\n600\n3,500\n1,000\n30,132\n9,420\n14,436\n7,440\n3,960\n3,960\n39,216\n700\n7,000\n1,500\n3,500\n1,500\n53,416\nVote 6\nHORTICULTURAL BRANCH\nSalaries:\nProvincial Horticulturist\t\nSupervising Horticulturist\t\nThirteen Agriculturists 3 \t\nAgriculturist 2 \t\nTwo Agriculturists 1 \t\nTwo Clerks 3\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3 ..\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 2\n10,740\n9,060\n106,500\n6,060\n10,932\n9,840\n7,992\n9,618\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n031\n032\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nRegulatory programme\nSeed and demonstration work\nTotal of Vote 6\t\n(25)   170,742\n2,200\n27,000\n1,940\n3,500\n3,500\nVote 7\nPLANT PATHOLOGY BRANCH\nSalaries:\nPlant Pathologist  9,900\nTwo Agriculturists 3   15,060\nClerk-Stenographer 3  4,140\nClerk-Stenographer 2         \t\n(4)  29,100\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense\t\n016    Equipment and machinery .\nTotal of Vote 7 \t\n600\n4,000\n1,000\nVote 8\nSalaries:\nEntomologist \t\nTwo Agriculturists 3 \u2014\nAnalyst 3 .\u2014\nLaboratory Technician .\nClerk-Stenographer 3 ...\nENTOMOLOGY BRANCH\n9,900\n15,690\n8,100\n4,374\n4,140\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n016\n031\n032\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nEquipment and machinery\t\nApplied research and demonstration.\nExpenses of short course\t\n(6) 42,204\n700\n7,500\n1,500\n3,500\n1,500\nTotal of Vote 8\n208,882\n34,700\n56,904\n AGRICULTURE\nI 21\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(3)\n(12)\n(2)\n(2)\n6,960\n4,560\n3,672\n15,192\n1,500\n6,000\n300\n600\n700\n6,000\n30,292\n10,560\n9,060\n10,140\n41,520\n48,540\n6,720\n6,720\n7,980\n54,516\n5,796\n5,340\n10,248\n4,332\n5,124\n22,800\n4,404\n5,340\n4,116\n5,586\n14,112\n11,232\n11,088\n7,200\n2,700\n2,832\n(57)      318,006\n7,500\n54,000\n67,000\n2,300\n13,000\n17,000\nVote 9\nSalaries:\nProvincial Apiarist\nInspector\nAPIARY BRANCH\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment.\n016    Equipment and machinery\t\n032    Expenses of short course\t\n031    Field demonstration\t\nTotal of Vote 9\t\nVote 10\nLIVE STOCK BRANCH\nSalaries:\nLive Stock Commissioner and Chief Veterinary\nInspector\t\nAssistant Live Stock Commissioner\t\nAnimal Pathologist and Veterinary Inspector\t\nFive Assistant Animal Pathologists and Veterinary Inspectors\nSix Veterinary Inspectors\t\nRecorder of Animal Brands\t\nSuperintendent, Dairy Herd Improvement Associations \t\nLive Stock Inspector\t\nEleven Meat Inspectors.\nInspector,  Dairy  Herd\ntions 2\t\nInspector,  Dairy  Herd\ntions 1\t\nImprovement Associa-\nImprovement Associa-\nFour Brand Inspectors 2\nBrand Inspector 1\nSenior Dairy-farm Inspector.\nFive Dairy-farm Inspectors ..\nAttendant, Animal\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\t\nBacteriologist 3\nThree Bacteriologists 2\t\nThree Laboratory Technicians\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 3 ...\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nClerk-Stenographer 1 \t\nClerk 1 \t\n7,260\n4,764\n3,852\n(3)  15,876\n1,500\n6,700\n750\n365\n700\n2,550\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n019\n022\n024\n031\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nGrants and subsidies\t\nTransportation\nSupplies and equipment\nVeterinary service districts and fur-farming\nservices \t\n11,160\n9,900\n10,740\n45,660\n53,220\n7,020\n7,020\n8,280\n54,528\n6,060\n5,580\n21,360\n4,608\n4,380\n5,580\n4,296\n6,330\n14,952\n10,068\n11,988\n11,556\n2,820\n3,144\n(53)  320,250\n7,000\n52,000\n1,295\n67,000\n2,300\n13,000\n28,441\n17,000\n J 22\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(4)\n(8)\n(3)\n(8)\n111,000\n15,000\n15,000\n619,806\n9,420\n46,860\n17,562\n3,960\n(12)        77,802\n1,200\n13,000\n18,500\n110,502\n9,420\n31,920\n5,340\n3,960\n3,312\n53,952\n2,500\n12,000\n750\n1,000\n38,000\n108,202\n9,420\n23,940\n6,720\n7,344\n4,260\n51,684\nVote TO\nLIVE STOCK BRANCH\u2014Continued\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n032 Disease prevention and control  60,000\n033 Live-stock improvement  28,000\n034 Artificial insemination  15,000\nTotal of Vote 10\t\nVote 11\nSalaries:\nDairy Commissioner \t\nSix Dairy Inspectors \t\nSix Laboratory Technicians\nSenior Dairy-farm Inspector\nFour Dairy-farm Inspectors\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nDAIRY BRANCH\n9,900\n46,620\n25,110\n5,820\n20,706\n4,140\n3,852\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202    Travelling expense \t\n016    Equipment and machinery\nTotal of Vote 11 \t\n(20)   116,148\n4,500\n27,000\n46,815\nVote 12\nSalaries:\nPoultry Commissioner\nFour Agriculturists 3 ..\nResident Supervisor \u2014\nClerk-Stenographer 3 .\nClerk-Stenographer 2 .\nPOULTRY BRANCH\n9,900\n33,120\n5,580\n4,140\n3,636\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n024\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\nOffice furniture and equipment\nHeat, light, water, and power _.\nSupplies and equipment\t\n(8)  56,376\n2,000\n12,500\n750\n1,000\n36,000\nTotal of Vote 12\nVote 13\nFIELD CROPS AND SEED IMPROVEMENT\nBRANCH\nSalaries:\nField Crops Commissioner\nAgriculturist 4 \t\nTwo Agriculturists\nAgriculturist 2 \t\nTwo Laboratory Technicians\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\n9,900\n9,060\n16,560\n7,020\n6,080\n4,452\n(8) 53,072\n582,845\n194,463\n108,626\n AGRICULTURE\nI 23\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(1)\n(5)\n(5)\n(13)\n800\n9,000\n2,500\n5,000\n4,000\n72,984\n7,260\n500\n1,300\n1,200\n1,500\n11,760\n12,000\n9,420\n8,700\n38,040\n28,836\n3,312\n88,308\n900\n15,000\n600\n4,500\n1,000\n110,308\n10,560\n8,700\n17,400\nVote 13\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n202\n031\nFIELD CROPS AND SEED IMPROVEMENT\nBRANCH\u2014Continued\nTravelling expense\nSeed improvement, labour, materials, and\nother expenses \t\n032 Control of noxious weeds, labour, mate\nrials, and supplies \t\n033 Field demonstration work\t\nTotal of Vote 13 \t\n800\n10,000\n2,500\n5,000\n5,000\nVote 14\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent\nFARMERS' INSTITUTES\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n005\n019\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nExpenses of Advisory Board .\nGrants and subsidies\t\n(1) 7,560\n500\n1,300\n1,200\n1,500\nTotal of Vote 14\nVote 15\nWOMEN'S INSTITUTES\nCode No.\n019    Grants and subsidies\t\nVote 16\nSOIL SURVEY BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief Soil Surveyor \u2014\nSenior Soil Surveyor ._\nSeven Agriculturists 3 .\nThree Agriculturists 2\nMap Assistant 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 _.\n9,480\n8,700\n52,470\n19,140\n5,112\n3,636\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n016\n031\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nEquipment and machinery \t\nField demonstration \t\n(14)  98,538\n1,200\n15,500\n860\n10,600\n1,000\nTotal of Vote 16\nVote 17\nAGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND\nEXTENSION BRANCH\nSalaries:\nDirector  \t\nCo-ordinator \t\nTwo Supervising Agriculturists\n11,160\n9,480\n18,120\n76,372\n12,060\n15,000\n127,698\n I 24\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(16)\n(3)\n(8)\n(2)\n124,896\n16,656\n\u20147^20\n45,432\n(38)      231,564\n6,000\n42,000\n1,745\n2,000\n283,309\n9,420\n15,600\n12,240\n5,340\n7,272\n49,872\n3,000\n9,500\n500\n2,500\n8,000\n73,372\n8,700\n6,456\n11,940\n3,960\n2,964\n(6)        34,020\n3,500\n8,500\n11,900\n6,300\n64,220\nSee Vote 217.\nVote 17\nAGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND EXTENSION\nBRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nFifteen Agriculturists 3   123,480\nTwo Agriculturists 2   12,240\nTwo Agriculturists 1   10,686\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3   8,280\nThirteen Clerk-Stenographers 2  48,066\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n016\n(38)  241,512\nOffice expense\nTravelling expense\nOffice furniture and equipment\nEquipment and machinery\t\n6,500\n46,000\n1,745\n2,000\nTotal of Vote 17\nVote 18\nAGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING BRANCH\nSalaries:\nSenior Agricultural Engineer  9,900\nTwo Agriculturists 3   16,560\nTwo Engineers   13,590\nSenior Clerk   5,580\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3   7,776\nDraughtsman    2,760\n(9) 56,166\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expenses   3,000\n202    Travelling expense   10,500\n004    Office furniture and equipment   900\n013     Printing and publications   2,500\n031    Field demonstration   9,000\nTotal of Vote 18 \t\nVote 19\nSalaries:\nSupervisor\t\nAgriculturist 1 \t\nThree Home Economists\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 1\t\n4-H CLUBS\n9,060\n5,700\n17,580\n4,140\n2,880\n(7)  39,360\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n019\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nGrants, expenses of field-days, Provincial\n031\nand National contests, etc.\nPrize awards to projects \t\n4,500\n9,000\n11,900\n6,500\nTotal of Vote 19\nDyking Commission (transferred to Water Resources Service)\n297,757\n82,066\n71,260\n AGRICULTURE\nJ 25\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n10,980\n6,000\n8,700\n7,260\n23,958\n3,960\n3,672\n(10)        64,530\n2,750\n10,000\n3,000\n2,500\n82,780\n115,000\n25,000\n73,000\n10,000\n125,000\n22,000\nVote 20\nMILK BOARD\nSalaries:\nChairman\t\nAdministrator (member) \t\nMember \t\nAudit Accountant\t\nAdministrative Officer 1 \t\nFour Inspectors \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n9.420\n4,116\n3,960\n191,128\n001 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\n030 Incidentals and contingencies ._\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories\nTotal of Vote 20\t\nVote 21\nCode No.\n887    Temporary Assistance\n(52)      208,624\nVote 22\nCode No.\n029    Motor-vehicles and Accessories\nVote 23\nCode No.\n019    Grants and Subsidies \t\nVote 24\nCode No.\n019    Rebates on Stumping-powder\nVote 25\nCode No.\n019    Subsidies on Agricultural Lime\nVote 26\nCode No.\n030   Farm Labour Service\t\n12,000\n10,560\n3,300\n6,900\n257560\n4,140\n3,852\n(10)  66,312\n3,500\n11,500\n1,500\n3,000\n2,500\nVote 27\nFARMS\nColony Farm (Code 02701)\nSalaries:\nFarm Superintendent       9,900\nClerk 2      4,296\nClerk-Stenographer 3          4,140\nOther farm employees (including casual and seasonal)   209,700\n(52) 228,036\n3,312\n115,000\n25,000\n73,000\n10,000\n125,000\n22,000\n J 26\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n700\n850\n200\n8,500\n8,700\n1,500\n6,500\n105,000\n9,000\n50,000\n3,500\n25,000\n428,074\n35,000\n393,064\n10\n4,260\n100,228\n(27)      104,488\n250\n450\n100\n600\n4,900\n500\n5,000\n45,000\n3,000\n13,000\n177,288\n35,000\n142,278\n10\n20\nVote 27\nExpenses:\nCode No.\nFARMS\u2014Continued\nColony Farm\u2014Continued\n001\n202\n004\n006\n016\n020\n021\n031\n032\n033\n034\n035\n(401\n1432\n751\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nHeat, light, power, and water\t\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMaintenance   of   buildings   and\ngrounds  \t\nMaintenance   and   operation  of\nequipment\t\nFeed for stock\t\nFertilizer and seed\t\nCannery supplies\t\nFarm drainage\t\nGeneral farm expense\t\nLess estimated receipts.\nLess rentals\n700\n850\n200\n8,500\n10,000\n1,500\n7,000\n110,000\n9,000\n40,000\n3,500\n25,000\n444,286\nLess transferred to institutions \t\n35,000\n409,276\n444,276\nTotal, Colony Farm\nTranquille Farm (Code 02702)\nSalaries:\nClerk-Stenographer 4        4,452\nOther farm employees (including casual and seasonal) \t\n112,360\n(27) 116,812\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  250\n202    Travelling expense  450\n004    Office furniture and equipment\u2014 100\n006    Heat, light, power, and water  600\n016    Equipment and machinery  5,300\n020 Maintenance   of   buildings   and\ngrounds  500\n021 Maintenance   and   operation   of\nequipment  5,000\n031 Feed for stock  50,000\n032 Fertilizer and seed  3,000\n035    General farm expense  15,000\n197,012\nf 401    Less estimated receipts., j , ^ nri[.\nI 432   Less rentals _ ( J3'uuu\n751    Less transferred to institutions   162,002\n197,002\nTotal, Tranquille Farm\nTotal of Vote 27\t\n10\n10\n20\n AGRICULTURE\nJ 27\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n9,000\n10,000\n650,000\nVote 28\nFARMERS' LAND-CLEARING AND DOMESTIC\nWATER ASSISTANCE\nCode No.\n887    Salaries and wages  10,000\n202    Travelling expense  10,000\n015    Equipment rental, purchase, maintenance,\nand operation of equipment  680,000\n669,000\nTotal of Vote 28\n750\n45,000\n13,000\nVote 29\nPound District Act (R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap. 292, Sec. 25 (2)).\nVote 30\nCode No.\n042    Grasshopper-control Act (R.S.B.C.  1960,\nChap. 167, Sec. 9 (1))\n32,000\n701    Less recovery (Grasshopper Tax)\nTotal of Vote 30\t\n45,000\n8,000\n1,200\n62,000\nSee Vote 218.\n16,000\n1,200,000\n$4,428,441\nVote 31\nNatural Products Marketing (B.C.) Act (R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap.\n263, Sec. 14) \t\nVote 32\nPest Control\nRiver-bank Protection (transferred to Water Resources Service)\nVote 33\nAid in Construction of Storage Facilities, Farm Commodities\t\nVote 34\nAgricultural Rehabilitation and Development Act\u2014Salaries and\nexpenses \t\n700,000\n750\n37,000\n1,200\n70,000\n16,000\n2,600,000\nTotal, Department of Agriculture    $6,026,574\n  ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nI 29\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n(1)\n$17,500\n5,688\n4,560\n(3)   27,748\n900\n4,000\n600\n33,248\n18,000\n13,080\n14,400\n12,660\n12,240\n9,060\n37,756\n10,140\n7,980\n7,260\n13,200\n5,340\n9,120\n15,222\n7,716\n3,030\n2,766\n2,766\n(27)  201,736\n11,500\n9,000\n1,200\n223,436\n6,500\nVote 35\nDEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nADMINISTRATION\nATTORNEY-GENERAL'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nAttorney-General\nSecretary\nClerk-Stenographer 5\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense .\n$17,500\n6,300\n4,764\n(3)  28,564\n202    Travelling expense \t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 35\t\n1,000\n4,500\n600\nVote 36\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Attorney-General\t\nAssistant Deputy Attorney-General\t\nGeneral Counsel \t\nLegislative Counsel \t\nGeneral Solicitor \t\nAssistant General Solicitor\t\nFour Departmental Solicitors\t\nAdministrative Officer 5\t\nAdministrative Officer 3\nConsultant, Juvenile and Family Matters\nAdministrative Officer 2 \t\nDepartmental Inspector\n19,000\n14.220\n15,300\n13,680\n13,680\n9,900\n39,000\n10,740\n9,060\n8,280\nTwo Administrative Officers 1\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk 3      \t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary \t\nClerk-Stenographer 5\nFour Clerk-Stenographers 4\nTwo Clerks 2\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nClerk-Stenographer  1 \t\nClerk-Typist 1 .  \t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202    Travelling expense\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 36\t\n7,560\n13,980\n4,686\n4,920\n4,920\n4,686\n15,288\n7,620\n6,558\nZ 2~820\n(29)  225,898\n12,500\n12,000\n1,200\nVote 37\nCode No.\n030   Incidentals and Contingencies\n$34,664\n251,598\n6,500\n J 30\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\n(1)\n(3)\n(4)\n(1)\n(3)\n(3)\n(16)\n(9)\n(1)\n(2)\n(1)\n(12)\n(2)\n6,720\n4,560\n4,260\n15,540\n9,060\n6,720\n18,444\n4,188\n3,960\n2,700\n(9)        45,072\n10,560\n8,520\n7,440\n7,260\n6,720\n17,694\n16,020\n67,668\n39,162\n3,960\n16,020\n3,456\n5,736\n7,500\n(44)      217,716\n9,060\n5,688\n5,340\n22,332\n9,120\n3,528\n3,384\n600\n59,052\n6,720\n4,068\n432\n11,220\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nVote 38\nSalaries:\nRegistrar \u2014\nTwo Clerks 3\nClerk-Stenographer 4\nClerk-Stenographer 2 .\nJUSTICE AND COURTS\nSUPREME AND COUNTY COURTS\n(a) Nanaimo (Code 03801)\n  7,020\n  9,060\n  4,452\n  3,144\n(5)  23,676\nRegistrar \t\nDeputy Registrar 1\nFive Clerks 3\t\nClerk 2 \t\n(b) New Westminster (Code 03802)\n      9,900\n7,020\n24,054\nClerk-Stenographer 4\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nThree Clerks 1\t\n4,452\n8~706\n(11) 54,132\n(c)  Vancouver (Code 03803)\n     12,120\nRegistrar\t\nDeputy Registrar  9,480\nAppeal Court Law Assistant  8,100\nAdministrative Officer 1  7,560\nChief Clerk  7,020\nFour Principal Clerks  24,960\nTwo Senior Clerks.\nNineteen Clerks 3 \t\nTwo Chief Justices' Secretaries\nSeven Clerk-Stenographers 5\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\t\nFour Clerks 2\t\n11,400\n89,574\n9,684\n33,730\n4,296\n16,368\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 2     10,692\nClerk-Stenographer 1       \t\nThree Clerks 1       9,642\nTemporary assistance (including Court\nUshers)        8,000\n(50)  262,626\nRegistrar \t\nDeputy Registrar\nSenior Clerk\t\nFive Clerks 3\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 5\nTwo Clerks 2 .\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nClerk-Stenographer 2 .\nTemporary assistance\n(d)  Victoria (Code 03804)\n  10,320\n  6,300\n  5,580\n  24,432\n  9,528\n  7,926\n  3,852\n600\n(13) 68,538\nRegistrar\nClerk 3\n(e) Chilliwack (Code 03805)\n      7,020\nClerk-Stenographer 4\t\nTemporary assistance\t\n4,260\n1,750\n(2)  13,030\n ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nJ 31\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(70)  348,600\n31,000\n9,500\n389,100\n3,000\n20,000\n75,000\n160,000\n270,000\n1,500\n529,500\n125,000\n65,000\n9,060\n7,260\n12,144\n10,464\n18,624\n3,456\n(3)\n8,232\n(14)\n69,240\n2,000\n5,000\n285\n1,000\n5,000\n82,525\nVote 38\nJUSTICE AND COURTS\u2014Continued\nSUPREME AND COUNTY COURTS\u2014Continued\n(\/) Sundry Courts (Code 03806)\nSalaries (paid as Government Agents)\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n(81) 422,002\n202    Travelling expense\t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 38\t\n42,600\n500\n11,500\nVote 39\nCode No.\n018    Judges' library\n030\n031\n032\n033\n035\nADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE\n476,602\nContingencies arising out of prosecutions .\nSummoning and paying witnesses\t\nJurors (including drawing panels, etc.)\t\nProsecutions (counsel fees, etc.) \t\nInterpreters \t\n4,000\n25,000\n85,000\n160,000\n335,000\n1,000\nTotal of Vote 39\nVote 40\nCode No.\n043    Constitutional Litigation and General Law Costs\nVote 41\nCode No.\n042    Coroners' Inquests and Inquiries\t\n610,000\n125,000\n100,000\nVote 42\nSHERIFFS' OFFICES\n(\u00ab)  New Westminster (Code 04201)\nSalaries:\nSheriff        9,060\nSenior Deputy Sheriff       7,560\nTwo Deputy Sheriffs  13,080\nTwo Sheriff's Officers 2  11,400\nFour Sheriff's Officers 1   20,448\nClerk 2      3,708\nClerk 1   \t\nClerk-Stenographer 1        3,012\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1        5,640\n(14)  73,908\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense      2,000\n202   Travelling expense       5,000\n004    Office furniture and equipment.\u2014 245\n009    Clothing and uniforms       1,000\n016    Equipment and machinery        3,600\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories      5,200\nTotal, New Westminster Office   90,953\n J 32\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(1)\n(5)\n(5)\n(21)\n9,780\n6,960\n12,396\n27,348\n25,692\n4,260\n7,560\n2,964\n2,700\n6,000\n(20)       105,660\n2,300\n6,000\n800\n1,200\n4,800\n120,760\n7,980\n6,456\n5,124\n3,816\n3,672\n300\n27,348\n500\n1,300\n165\n29,313\n15,500\n248,098\n7,200\n11,352\n27,240\n102,474\nVote 42\nSalaries:\nSheriff\nSenior Deputy Sheriff .\nTwo Deputy Sheriffs\nJUSTICE AND COURTS\u2014Continued\nSHERIFFS' OFFICES\u2014Continued\n(b)  Vancouver (Code 04202)\n10,320\n7,560\n13,320\nFive Sheriff's Officers 2     29,100\nSix Sheriff's Officers 1\nClerk 3\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\nClerk 1 \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nTemporary Process-servers and Court\nOfficers, etc.\t\n27,762\n4,608\n8,064\n3,276\n3,012\n6,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n009\n016\n029\n(20)   113,022\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment-\nClothing and uniforms\t\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories..\n2,500\n6,000\n400\n1,200\n1,100\n4,800\nTotal, Vancouver Office\n129,022\nSalaries:\nSheriff\nDeputy Sheriff\nTwo Sheriff's Officers 1\nClerk 2\t\n(c)  Victoria (Code 04203)\n8,280\n6,780\n9,636\n4,296\n3,852\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 1        2,640\nTemporary assistance          300\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202    Travelling expense \t\n009    Uniforms and clothing\nTotal, Victoria Office .\n(7)  35,784\n500\n1,300\n175\n37,759\nCode No.\nf 888    Allowances\n} 001    Expenses ...\n(d) Sundry Sheriffs (Code 04204)\n1\n23,780\nTotal of Vote 42\n281,514\nVote 43\nOFFICIAL COURT REPORTERS\ntUmTIPQ *\nChief Court Reporter   7,020\nTwo Court Reporters 3   11,880\nSix Court Reporters 2  33,744\nTwenty-four Court Reporters 1  121,764\n ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nJ 33\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\ncnnincc                                   Fiscal Year Ending\n51iK.VK,ri                                    March 31, 1967\n3,756\n(1)          3,384\nJUSTICE AND COURTS\u2014Continued\nVote 43\nOFFICIAL COURT REPORTERS\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nReporter-in-training                              3,756\n282,552\n1,750\n5,000\n10,000\n5,000\n9,500\n15,500\n16,000\n240,000\nTwo Clerks 1                 6,444\nClerk-Stenographer 2             3,144\n(37)   187,752\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense                            6,500\n202    Travelling expense                        7,500\n004   Office furniture and equipment                           2,800\n016    Equipment and machinery                         3,000\n(31)      155,406\n4,500\n7,500\n2,000\n3,000\n65,000\n237,406\n031    Sundry reporters and transcripts                           75,000\nTotal of Vote 43 \t\nVote 44\nCode No.\n041    Promotion of Uniformity of Legislation     \t\n1,750\nVote 45\nCode No.\n042   Coroners' Conference\t\n10,000\nVote 46\nCode No.\n044 Magistrates' Conference \t\nVote 47\nCode No.\n045 Prosecutors' Conference \t\n9,500\nVote 48\nCode No.\n888    Court of Appeal Act (R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap. 82, Sec. 6)\nVote 49\nCode No.\n888    Supreme Court Act (R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap. 374, Sec. 5\n(3))   \t\n15,500\nVote 50\nCode No.\n888   County Courts Act (R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap. 81, Sec. 6\n(6)) \t\nVote 51\nMAGISTRATES ACT\n(S.B.C.  1962, CHAP. 36, SEC.  19)\nCode No.\n888    Salaries and stipends          225,000\n001    Office expense                                2,000\n16,000\n193,000\n2,000\n10,000\n202   Travelling expense                        12,000\n004    Office furniture and equipment             1,000\nTotal of Vote 51   \t\n205,000\n3\n J 34\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n9,780\n7,260\n6,192\n6,720\n17,364\n38,544\n(5)\n20,100\n(6)\n20,800\n(5)\n13,296\n3,816\n2,700\n3,096\n(2)\n5,220\n14,660\n(36)\n169,548\n7,980\n5,940\n5,232\n5,232\n13,524\n6,768\n2,964\n(1)\n2,700\n100\n(11)\n50,440\n10,560\n7,620\n6,720\n6,720\n(5)\n29,700\n(10)\n52,860\n(11)\n49,668\n(2)\n6,984\n(8)\n22,656\n3,672\n2,964\n6,630\n(3)\n7,620\n3,456\n500\n(48)\n218,330\nREGISTRATION\nVote 52\nLAND REGISTRY OFFICES\nSalaries:\n(a) Kamloops (Code 05201)\nRegistrar           9,690\nDeputy Land Registrar 2        7,560\nChief Clerk         6,900\nLand Registry Surveyor 3         7,020\nThree Senior Examiners of Titles   18,900\nEight Senior Clerks   41,100\nFour Clerks 3   17,265\nTwo Clerks 2           7,632\nThree Clerks 1        9,522\nClerk-Stenographer 3        4,140\nClerk-Stenographer 2        3,144\nClerk-Stenographer 1 \t\nClerk-Typist 2        3,420\nClerk-Typist 1       2,760\nTemporary assistance  16,440\n(28)   155,493\n(b) Nelson (Code 05202)\nRegistrar      8,280\nSenior Examiner of Titles  6,300\nLand Registry Surveyor 1   5,700\nSenior Clerk   5,580\nThree Clerks 3  14,214\nTwo Clerks 2  7,488\nClerk-Stenographer 1   2,946\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1   5,340\nTemporary assistance  10,620\n(12)  66,468\n(c) New Westminster (Code 05203)\nRegistrar   12,120\nDeputy Land Registrar 3   7,920\nChief Clerk  7,020\nLand Registry Surveyor 3   7,020\nLand Registry Surveyor 1  5,700\nSix Senior Examiners of Titles  37,440\nThirteen Senior Clerks   70,770\nSeven Clerks 3  31,944\nThree Clerks 2  10,836\nSeven Clerks 1   20,454\nClerk-Stenographer 3  3,996\nClerk-Stenographer 2    3,348\nTwo Clerk-Typists 2  6,996\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1   5,640\nMicrofilm Operator 2     \t\nMicrofilm Operator 1  2,880\nTemporary assistance   500\n(48) 234,584\n(d) Prince George (Code 05204)\nRegistrar   9,060\nDeputy Registrar  6,540\nLand Registry Surveyor 2  \u2014 5,580\n ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nJ 35\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n7,620\n5,940\n4,482\nToOO\n2,000\n900\n(4)        24,542\n(11)\n(9)\n(3)\n(8)\n(1)\n10,560\n7,620\n6,720\n6,720\n30,216\n58,308\n40,188\n10,152\n4,116\n6,702\n23,424\n3,096\n200\n(44)      208,022\n9,780\n7,260\n(2)\n(8)\n(5)\n(5)\n(2)\n6,720\n6,720\n11,880\n43,008\n22,752\n19,452\n6,080\n~~2\/772\nREGISTRATION\u2014Continued\nVote 52\nLAND REGISTRY OFFICES\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\n(d) Prince George\u2014Continued\nTwo Senior Examiners of Titles  11,160\nFour Senior Clerks  19,680\nTwo Clerks 3  8,904\nTwo Clerks 2  7,704\nClerk-Stenographer 1  2,880\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1   5,520\nSpecial living allowance  1,920\n(16) 78,948\n(e) Prince Rupert (Code 05205)\nRegistrar          7,920\nSenior Examiner of Titles\t\nSenior Clerk   5.016\nClerk 3    _\nTwo Clerks 2.\n  7,128\nClerk-Stenographer 2  3,852\nClerk-Typist 1   2,640\nTemporary assistance  2,000\nSpecial living allowance  1,080\n(6)  29,636\n(\/)   Vancouver (Code 05206)\nRegistrar   12,120\nDeputy Land Registrar 3       7,920\nChief Clerk      7,020\nLand Registry Surveyor 3      7,020\nFive Senior Examiners of Titles  31,980\nTwelve Senior Clerks   64,116\nTwo Clerks 3        9,216\nFive Clerks 2  18,252\nClerk-Stenographer 3       4,296\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2      7,272\nTen Clerks 1   29,148\nTwo Clerk-Typists 2       6,624\nDraughtsman 1       2,880\nTemporary assistance   500\n(44)  208,364\n(g)  Victoria (Code 05207)\n     11,640\n8,280\nRegistrar \t\nDeputy Registrar 2\t\nFour Administrative Officers 2  27,120\nSeven Administrative Officers 1  17,220\nChief Clerk .     7,020\nLand Registry Surveyor 3   7,020\nFour Senior Examiners of Titles  24,840\nSix Senior Clerks  33,960\nSix Clerks 3   28,620\nSix Clerks 2  24,000\nFour Clerks 1   13,302\nClerk-Stenographer 2  3,210\nClerk-Stenographer 1  \t\n J 36\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n5,292\n1,500\n(29)\n143,216\n(172)\n814,098\n60,000\n36,132\n910,230\n11,400\n8,700\n5,814\n5,940\n15,054\n9,408\n11,676\n(7)\n20,886\n7,920\n2,700\n(2)\n5,100\n500\n(24)\n105,098\n8,500\n500\n900\n114,998\n10,980\n9,060\n(3)\n21,780\n19,506\n6,720\n(7)\n41,076\n(1)\n4,806\n(1)\n4,188\n(18)\n95,868\n(25)\n114,198\n(48)\n225,408\n(32)\n126,006\n3,168\n3,816\nVote 52\nREGISTRATION\u2014Continued\nLAND REGISTRY OFFICES\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\n(g)  Victoria\u2014Continued\nThree Clerk-Typists 1        8,040\nTemporary assistance       2,000\n(45)  216,272\n(199) 989,765\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  74,400\n202   Travelling expense  9,800\n004    Office furniture and equipment  45,000\nTotal of Vote 52\t\nVote 53\nCOMPANIES OFFICE\nSalaries:\nRegistrar of Companies\t\nDeputy Registrar of Companies\t\nTwo Administrative Officers 1 \t\nChief Clerk\t\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nThree Senior Clerks\t\nTwo Clerks 3\t\nThree Clerks 2\t\nEight Clerks 1\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\t\nClerk-Stenographer 1 \t\nThree Clerk-Typists 1 \t\nTemporary assistance\t\n(277\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense\t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\t\nTotal of Vote 53 \t\n12,120\n9,480\n12,960\n6,900\n\"16,386\n9,840\n12,516\n25,644\n7,776\n3,012\n8,040\n1,000\n125,674\n9,500\n500\n1,140\nVote 54\nMOTOR-VEHICLE BRANCH\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent of Motor-vehicles  10,740\nDeputy Superintendent of Motor-vehicles  8,280\nTwo Administrative Officers 2  15,840\nAdministrative Officer 1  7,560\nThree Chief Clerks  20,460\nData Processing Operator 5  7,020\nEight Principal Clerks  49,560\nTwo Mechanical Inspectors of Mo tor-vehicles \u2014 10,146\nTwo Assistant Mechanical Inspectors of Motor-\nvehicles   8,826\nThree Data Processing Operators 4  15,336\nNineteen Senior Clerks  105,540\nData Processing Operator 3  4,842\nTwenty-four Clerks 3  114,414\nFifty-three Examiners of Drivers  257,748\nThirty-five Clerks 2  145,050\nMicrofilm Operator 1      \t\nStockman 3  4,140\n1,118,965\n136,814\n ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nJ 37\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(34)\n(4)\n(4)\n(17)\n(2)\n(3)\n(22)\n(31)\n(2)\n(7)\n(6)\n(1)\n(2)\n(1)\n(3)\n111,960\n4,260\n7,416\n13,752\n11,394\n7,776\n3,672\n52,698\n5,796\n10,008\n57,936\n84,174\n5,000\n98,480\n(266)   1,160,902\n170,000\n40,000\n18,000\n4,000\n13,800\n8,600\n500\n50,000\n1,465,802\n10,770\n14,796\n35,388\n24,960\n7,932\n3,456\n2,700\n5,736\n2,640\n7,680\n(26)       116,058\n3,600\n800\n1,500\n2,400\n124,358\nREGISTRATION\u2014Continued\nVote 54\nMOTOR-VEHICLE BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nThirty-one Clerks 1\nClerk-Stenographer 4\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3 .\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 1 .\nTwo Key-punch Supervisors\nSenior Coder\t\nThree Office Equipment Operators 2 .\nEight Key-punch Operators\t\nEight Key-punch Trainees\t\nData Processing Operator 1\t\nFour Coders\nTwo Clerk-Typists 2\t\nTwenty-eight Clerk-Typists 1\nTwenty-six Junior Clerks\t\nStaff overtime\t\nTemporary assistance\t\n107,778\n4,140\n8,064\n17,610\n6,354\n8,904\n~Tol836\n27,000\n24,168\n3,420\n12,054\n7,488\n81,510\n74,706\n5,000\n235,000\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n007\n014\nOffice expense.\nTravelling expense.\n016\n029\n030\n033\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nAdvertising and publicity\t\nRentals  and  temporary  office  space\ndrivers' examinations\t\n(280)   1,419,534\n186,000\n52,400\n26,000\n5,000\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nIncidentals and contingencies .\nRemuneration to municipalities re issuance\nof licences\t\n4,000\n26,005\n10,800\n500\n65,000\nTotal of Vote 54         1,795,239\nTRUSTEES\nVote 55\nPUBLIC TRUSTEE'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nPublic Trustee  :\t\nDeputy Public Trustee\t\nTwo Principal Clerks\t\nNine Senior Clerks\t\nSeven Clerks 3 \t\nTwo Clerks 2\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\nClerk 1\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nFour Clerk-Stenographers 1 ...\nClerk-Typist 1\t\nJunior Clerk\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment .\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories\nTotal of Vote 55\t\n11,880\n7,260\n11,640\n47,568\n31,710\n7,782\n7,200\n3,012\n9,630\n11,286\n.. ___\u201e\n(33)   151,548\n9,000\n1,300\n3,500\n165,348\n J 38\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(4)\n(7)\n(3)\n(8)\n10,560\n7,620\n5,940\n4,908\n4,560\n11,604\n13,536\n2,580\n(13)        61,308\n10,000\n2,000\n500\n2,500\n76,308\n9,780\n9,420\n13,980\n4,038\n3,032\n2,700\n42,950\n2,500\n4,000\n100\n49,550\n8,160\n6,456\n4,980\n14,418\n4,116\n3,888\n42,018\nREGULATION AND INSPECTION\nVote 56\nINSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent of Insurance and Real Estate\t\nDeputy Superintendent\t\nAudit Accountant 7\t\nInspector of Insurance and Real Estate .\nPrincipal Clerk \t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 3 \t\nThree Clerks 2\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 2\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\n11,640\n9,480\n9,480\n7,560\n6,540\n5,112\n4,920\n12,360\n17,190\n2,580\n(16)  86,862\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories\n031    Actuarial fees\t\nTotal of Vote 56 __ \t\n11,000\n3,000\n1,000\n5,000\nVote 57\nSECURITIES COMMISSION OFFICE\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent of Brokers\nDeputy Superintendent of Brokers\nAudit Accountant 7\t\nTwo Inspectors \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2   _.\nClerk 1\nClerk-Stenographer 1\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\n11,160\n9,900\n9,480\n14,820\n4,374\n3,210\n3,348\n2,880\n(9)  59,172\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense\t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 57 \t\n2,500\n4,500\n800\nVote 58\nCREDIT UNIONS OFFICE\nSalaries:\nChief Inspector   9,060\nAudit Accountant 3   7,020\nFour Audit Accountants 2 .    23,760\nPrincipal Clerk       \t\nAudit Accountant 1         \t\nClerk 2   4,296\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,218\nClerk-Stenographer 3  3,564\n(9) 51,918\n106,862\n66,972\n ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nJ 39\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(4)\n(1)\n(4)\n2,000\n8,000\n500\n2,200\n54,718\n9,780\n7,980\n27,840\n25,056\n25,824\n4,260\n3,960\n3,672\n2,640\n300\n(18)  111,312\n5,500\n20,000\n500\n500\n800\n4,000\n400\n100\n3,700\n500\n147,312\n7,260\n5,124\n5,796\n4,116\n300\n22,596\n400\n400\n500\n1,600\n25,496\nREGULATION AND INSPECTION\u2014Continued\nVote 58\nCREDIT UNIONS OFFICE\u2014Continued\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense   2,000\n202 Travelling expense  9,000\n004 Office furniture and equipment  100\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories        \t\nTotal of Vote 58\nVote 59\nFIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nFire Marshal   10,320\nDeputy Fire Marshal   8.280\nNine Inspectors 3    58,340\nFour Inspectors 2     27,120\nFour Inspectors 1 ....  27,120\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,452\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2  6,996\nClerk-Typist 1   2,946\nTemporary assistance  3,300\n(24)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense  \t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\t\n007    Advertising and publicity\t\n016    Equipment and machinery\t\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories\t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies\t\n031 Examination of projectionists \t\n032 Fire reports\u2014fees and expenses \t\n033 Fire inquiries and investigations \t\nTotal of Vote 59\t\n153,014\n8,000\n27,500\n4,000\n1,000\n1,600\n19,000\n700\n100\n3,800\n500\nVote 60\nCENSOR OF MOVING PICTURES OFFICE\nSalaries:\nCensor   ...   7,920\nAssistant Censor   5,580\nProjectionist   6,480\nClerk 3  \t\nClerk 2   4,296\nTemporary assistance   350\n(4)  24,626\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n021\n031\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nInterpreter's fees \t\n400\n400\n500\n1,600\nTotal of Vote 60 .\n63,018\n219,214\n27,526\n J 40\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n10,140\n7,980\n4,560\n4,500\n(3)\n27,180\n2,000\n2,500\n100\n2,500\n550\n550\n13,000\n48,380\n2,627,579\n101,000\n15,000\n7,500\n7,500\n(1)\n12,240\n11,400\n13,080\n7,980\n7,980\n7,620\n7,620\n29,295\n6,840\n5,814\n17884\nREGULATION AND INSPECTION\u2014Continued\nVote 61\nRACING COMMISSION\nSalaries:\nCommissioner-Secretary   12,000\nSteward   8,500\nClerk 3   4,920\nTemporary assistance  8,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n202\n004\n005\n(3)  33,420\n013\n030\n031\n032\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nRacing Commission (per diem allowances\nand travelling expense) \t\nPrinting and publications \t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nSecurity services\t\nVeterinarian fees \t\n3,000\n3,000\n100\n3,000\n550\n550\n16,000\n7,500\nTotal of Vote 61\n67,120\nPOLICE SERVICES\nVote 62\nCode No.\n041    Policing by Royal Canadian Mounted Police       2,771,002\nVote 63\nCode No.\n030    Sundry Incidental Police Expenses\n101,000\nVote 64\nCode No.\n019    Grant re Police Academy\n751\nLess chargeable to Vote 93\nand Vocational Training ...\n\u25a0 Technical\n15,000\n14,990\nTotal of Vote 64\n10\nCORRECTIONS\nVote 65\nCORRECTIONS OFFICE\nSalaries:\nDirector of Correction \t\nAssistant Director of Correction\t\nMedical Superintendent \t\nClinical Psychologist 5   \t\nStaff Training Officer .\nAdministrative Officer 2\t\nSupervisor of Classification\nFour Chaplains\nTwo Senior Correctional Officers .\nTwo Principal Officers\t\nCounsellor 2\t\nAdministrative Officer 1\nPrincipal Clerk\t\n13,140\n12,120\n14,120\n8,280\n8,280\n8,280\n7,920\n30,480\n14,520\n12,600\n6,420\n6,300\n ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nJ 41\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(5)\n(8)\n(60)\n(29)\n(25)\n4,116\n3,960\n6,984\n7,720\n(18)       137,533\n2,000\n5,000\n500\n300\n4,400\n4,000\n3,120\n156,853\n8,700\n39,900\n58,080\n364,428\n151,680\n4,560\n3,960\n86,292\n3,384\n43,578\n3,540\n(131)  768,102\n12,000\n80,000\n10,000\n2,000\n250\n50,000\n100\n4,000\n32,000\n958,452\n16,000\n942,452\nCORRECTIONS\u2014Continued\nVote 65\nCORRECTIONS OFFICE\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nSecurity Officer  4,296\nClerk-Stenographer 5   4,452\nClerk-Stenographer 3  4,140\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2   6,420\nTemporary assistance   36,553\n(22)  198,321\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   2,000\n202   Travelling expense   7,000\n004   Office furniture and equipment  800\n018   Library\u2014staff training   300\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories   5,000\n031 Staff training   4,000\n032 Psychiatric services  6,240\n033 Training academy  13,050\nTotal of Vote 65  \t\nVote 66\nPROBATION OFFICES\nSalaries:\nProvincial Probation Officer (paid as Director of\nCorrection)\nAssistant Chief Probation Officer.\nEight Probation Officers 4\t\nTen Probation Officers 3 \t\nSixty-eight Probation Officers 2 .\nThirty-two Probation Officers 1\nFour Interviewers\t\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk 3\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\t\nTwenty-three Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nSwitchboard Operator 2\t\nTemporary assistance.'\t\nSpecial living allowance\t\n9,060\n64,980\n75,600\n439,680\n195,992\n19,056\n4,920\n4,530\n7,992\n80,023\n3,564\n47,292\n3,030\n(151)  955,719\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n012\n018\n029\n030\n031\n032\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nFund to assist probationers and parolees\nLibrary\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nIncidentals and contingencies \u2014\nStaff training\t\nTraining grants programme\t\n15,400\n90,000\n11,200\n5,000\n300\n55,000\n5,100\n4,000\n10,000\nLess chargeable to Technical and Vocational Training\t\n1,151,719\nTotal of Vote 66\n236,711\n1,151,719\n J 42\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(2)\n6,720\n2,964\n9,684\n500\n5,000\n15,184\n(43)       152,690\n1,260\n2,100\n380\n8,750\n4,200\n9,748\n43,680\n4,480\n16,730\n1,000\n840\n630\n3,850\n3,010\n2,100\n500\n2,512\n3,000\n300\n1,000\n262,760\n(12)   67,000\n200\n700\n300\n200\n200\n300\n50\n200\n69,150\nVote 67\nCORRECTIONS\u2014Continued\nPAROLE BOARD\nSalaries:\nParole Board Secretary\nClerk-Stenographer 2 ...\n7,260\n3,276\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n202   Travelling expense.\n(2)   10,536\n005    Parole Board allowance\nTotal of Vote 67 \t\n500\n5,000\nVote 68\nALOUETTE RIVER UNIT\nSalaries:\nSundry employees  (including temporary assistance)   (50)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n008\n009\n010\n011\n012\n016\n017\n018\n020\n021\n022\n023\n024\n029\n030\n032\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nHeat, light, power, and water ....\nMedical services \t\nClothing and uniforms\t\nProvisions and catering\t\nLaundry and dry-goods .....\nEarnings\t\nEquipment and machinery\nMedical supplies .\u2014\nLibrary\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation \t\nSchool supplies \t\nSupplies for training\t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nFarm operations \t\n258,350\n1,740\n500\n380\n14,000\n4,200\n10,000\n52,000\n3,000\n21,000\n4,500\n1,000\n500\n4,000\n4,000\n2,500\n500\n2,700\n3,500\n300\n1,000\nTotal of Vote 68\nVote 69\nNARCOTIC DRUG TREATMENT\nSalaries:\nSundry employees (including temporary assistance)     (12) 76,650\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense    150\n009 Clothing and uniforms  700\n016 Equipment and machinery  300\n017 Medical supplies and services  200\n021 Maintenance and operation of equipment 200\n023 School supplies   300\n030 Incidentals and contingencies  50\n031 Recreational supplies   200\nTotal of Vote 69  \t\n16,036\n389,670\n78,750\n ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nJ 43\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(396)   1,916,532\n22,000\n1,400\n1,200\n111,000\n15,000\n60,350\n388,000\n40,500\n66,000\n200\n35,000\n27,000\n2,400\n24,000\n26,000\n16,000\n800\n4,000\n8,500\n1,150\n40,000\n200,000\n3,000\n50,000\n3,060,032\n(52)      295,482\n2,500\n400\n635\n3,000\n1,000\n5,000\n15,000\n4,500\n8,500\n5,300\n3,500\n200\n3,000\n1,700\n4,300\n2,000\n2,700\n100\nVote 70\nCORRECTIONS\u2014Continued\nOAKALLA PRISON FARM\nSalaries:\nSundry employees  (including temporary assistance )  (396)  2,074,470\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n008\n009\n010\n011\n012\n013\n016\n017\n018\n020\n021\n022\n023\n024\n029\n030\n031\n032\n033\n034\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nHeat, light, power, and water ...\nMedical services \t\nClothing and uniforms\t\nProvisions and catering\t\nLaundry and dry-goods\t\nEarnings \t\nPrinting and publications \t\nEquipment and machinery \t\nMedical supplies \t\nLibrary\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation \t\nSchool supplies \t\nSupplies for training \t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nFarm operations \t\nSheet-metal plant\t\nVocational shops \t\nPrison industries\t\n22,000\n1,400\n1,400\n111,000\n16,000\n60,350\n380,000\n35,500\n66,000\n200\n35,000\n27,000\n2,400\n24,000\n25,000\n14,000\n800\n4,000\n10,000\n1,150\n43,500\n400,000\n3,000\n52,000\nTotal of Vote 70\nVote 71\nWOMEN'S GAOL AND CAMP\nSalaries:\nSundry employees (including temporary assistance)  (77)  395,310\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n008\n009\n010\n011\n012\n016\n017\n018\n020\n021\n022\n024\n029\n030\n031\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nHeat, light, power, and water ..\nMedical services\t\nClothing and uniforms \t\nProvisions and catering\t\nLaundry and dry-goods \t\nEarnings\nEquipment and machinery\nMedical supplies \t\nLibrary\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds __\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation\t\nSupplies for training \t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nIncidentals and contingencies \t\nFarm operations \t\n2,500\n400\n635\n3,000\n2,700\n7,000\n15,000\n5,500\n9,500\n7,300\n4,000\n300\n3,000\n2,500\n4,300\n2,300\n10,000\n100\n1,000\n3,410,170\n358,817\nTotal of Vote 71\n476,345\n J 44\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(55)  297,372\n2,000\n300\n530\n8,500\n5,000\n16,000\n88,000\n3,500\n33,804\n8,000\n1,200\n50\n4,000\n9,000\n2,500\n1,200\n15,000\n9,900\n100\n100\n(56)\n506,056\n316,158\n7,800\n323,958\n2,800\n4,500\n500\n25,000\n8,500\n9,600\n53,500\n6,000\n12,000\n6,000\n3,000\n800\n5,000\n4,250\n3,000\n2,575\n9,000\n150\n1,000\nVote 72\nCORRECTIONS\u2014Continued\nCHILLIWACK FOREST CAMPS\nSalaries:\nSundry employees  (including temporary assistance )   (64)  340,572\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n008\n009\n010\n011\n012\n016\n017\n018\n020\n021\n022\n024\n028\n029\n030\n031\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense \u2014 \t\nOffice furniture and equipment ....\nHeat, light, power, and water\t\nMedical services \t\nClothing and uniforms\t\nProvisions and catering \t\nLaundry and dry-goods \t\nEarnings \t\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMedical supplies \t\nLibrary\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds  ...\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation   \t\nSupplies for training\t\nAcquisition and construction of buildings\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nFarm operations \t\n3,200\n600\n530\n8,500\n6,500\n16,000\n96,000\n3,500\n35,000\n8,500\n2,000\n50\n5,000\n11,000\n5,000\n1,200\n15,000\n10,000\n100\n100\nTotal of Vote 72\nVote 73\nPRINCE GEORGE GAOL AND FOREST CAMP\nSalaries:\nSundry employees  (including temporary  assistance)   (76)  352,914\nSpecial living allowance    9,600\n362,514\ncpi\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n008\n009\n010\n011\n012\n016\n017\n018\n020\n021\n022\n024\n029\n030\n031\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nHeat, light, power, and water ..\nMedical services \t\nClothing and uniforms \t\nProvisions and catering \t\nLaundry and dry-goods .\t\nEarnings\nEquipment and machinery\nMedical supplies\t\nLibrary\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation   \t\nSupplies for training\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nIncidentals and contingencies ..\nFarm operations\t\n2,800\n5,000\n700\n26,500\n9,000\n10,600\n73,500\n6,000\n14,000\n9,000\n3,000\n1,000\n5,500\n6,000\n3,500\n3,075\n11,500\n150\n1,000\n568,352\n481,133\nTotal of Vote 73\n554,339\n ATTORNEY-GENERAL\nJ 45\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(40)  215,043\n1,800\n2,000\n600\n9,000\n12,500\n60,000\n3,300\n16,500\n2,500\n3,300\n200\n5,000\n6,000\n1,400\n250\n3,000\n700\n2,000\n345,093\n(299) 1,587,000\n15,000\n3,300\n680\n80,085\n500\n5,900\n52,500\n230,000\n5,400\n52,000\n13,000\n4,800\n1,200\n16,600\n14,800\n2,650\n3,900\n22,000\n1,000\n2,000\n500\n4,800\n5,300\nCORRECTIONS\u2014Continued\nVote 74\nKAMLOOPS GAOL AND FOREST CAMPS\nSalaries:\nSundry employees (including temporary assistance ) (67)  356,856\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n009\n010\n011\n012\n016\n017\n018\n020\n021\n022\n024\n029\n030\n031\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nHeat, light, power, and water ...\nClothing and uniforms \t\nProvisions and catering\t\nLaundry and dry-goods\t\nEarnings\nEquipment and machinery ....\nMedical supplies and services\nLibrary\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation \t\nSupplies for training\t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nIncidentals and contingencies \t\nFarm operations \t\n2,000\n2,000\n700\n15,000\n14,000\n75,000\n3,500\n18,000\n4,500\n5,000\n250\n8,000\n6,500\n1,500\n400\n8,000\n700\n5,000\nTotal of Vote 74\n526,906\nVote 75\nHANEY CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION (INCLUDING FOREST CAMPS AND NEW HAVEN)\nSalaries:\nSundry employees (including temporary assistance)    (299)   1,759,978\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n2,124,915\n001\n202\n004\n006\n007\n008\n009\n010\n011\n012\n016\n017\n018\n020\n021\n022\n023\n024\n028\n029\n030\n031\n032\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment.\nHeat, light, power, and water ...\nAdvertising\nMedical services\t\nClothing and uniforms\t\nProvisions and catering ...\nLaundry and dry-goods\t\nEarnings .\nEquipment and machinery\nMedical supplies\t\nLibrary .\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation\t\nSchool supplies \t\nSupplies for training\nAcquisition and construction of buildings\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nGroup-work programme\t\nFarm operations\t\nTotal of Vote 75 \t\n17,000\n3,000\n1,350\n80,000\n500\n6,300\n52,500\n220,000\n6,200\n50,000\n13,000\n4,800\n1,400\n16,600\n17,000\n2,650\n4,500\n45,000\n1,000\n6,000\n500\n5,000\n5,300\n2,319,578\n J 46\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\n(74)      368,790\n3,500\n3,500\n1,000\n24,000\n6,000\n11,500\n65,000\n6,550\n25,000\n10,500\n2,500\n500\n5,500\n7,250\n3,000\n3,900\n250\n10,000\n558,240\n$16,748,954\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nCORRECTIONS\u2014Continued\nVote 76\nVANCOUVER ISLAND UNIT AND CAMPS\nSalaries:\nSundry employees (including temporary assistance)   (84)  400,862\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n008\n009\n010\n011\n012\n016\n017\n018\n020\n021\n022\n024\n029\n030\n031\nOffice expense  \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nHeat, light, power, and water  \t\nMedical services\t\nClothing and uniforms\nProvisions and catering.\nLaundry and dry-goods .\nEarnings .\nEquipment and machinery .\nMedical supplies\t\nLibrary\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment.\nTransportation    \t\nSupplies for training\t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nFarm operations\t\n4,000\n3,300\n1,000\n34,400\n7,000\n14,500\n65,000\n5,600\n27,766\n12,000\n2,500\n500\n7,000\n9,250\n3,000\n3,900\n12,200\n250\n20,900\nTotal of Vote 76\n634,928\nTotal, Department of the Attorney-General   $19,473,774\n COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT\nJ 47\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(11)\n(7)\n$350\n2,500\n2,850\n17,000\n4,482\n8,340\n7,980\n5,340\n8,964\n3,384\n6,204\n2,832\n4,000\n68,526\n5,500\n4,300\n500\n250\n1,500\n500\n81,076\n11,400\n9,240\n25,020\n4,038\n3,672\n53,370\n2,500\n7,000\n500\n100\n1,200\n3,300\n2,200\n70,170\nDEPARTMENT OF COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT\nVote 77\ni ,   . MINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister of Commercial Transport (paid as\nAttorney-General)       \t\nSecretary (paid by Department of the Attorney-\nGeneral )       \t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense .\nTotal of Vote 77\n$350\n2,500\nVote 78\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister \t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary.\nDirector of Operations\t\nAdministrative Officer\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nTwo Clerks 3 \t\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2\nClerk-Typist\t\nTemporary assistance\t\n18,000\n4,920\n8,700\n8,280\n5,580\n9,528\n3,636\n6,288\n2,880\n4,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense \t\n004 Office furniture and equipment.\n007 Advertising and publicity\t\n013 Printing and publications\t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies .\nTotal of Vote 78 \t\n(11) 71,812\n5,500\n4,300\n500\n250\n1,500\n1,500\nVote 79\n\u201e .   . ENGINEERING BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief Inspecting Engineer  \t\nEngineer 4 \t\nThree Inspecting Engineers 2\t\nTwo Inspecting Engineers 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\n(ToT\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense \t\n202 Travelling expense  \t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\t\n007 Advertising and publicity\t\n013 Printing and Publications\t\n021 Maintenance and operation of equipment\n029 Motor-vehicle \t\n031 Special reports and investigations\t\nTotal of Vote 79\t\n12,120\n9,900\n26,400\n12,120\n4,374\n3,852\n2,880\n71,646\n2,500\n9,000\n500\n100\n1,200\n3,700\n2,500\n1,000\n$2,850\n85,362\n92,146\n J 48\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n5,796\n353,196\n5,340\n(76)      364,332\n4,500\n21,000\n750\n8,500\n5,400\n3,500\n19,500\n15,000\n20,000\n4,300\n466,782\n$620,878\nVote 80\nWEIGH-SCALE BRANCH\nSalaries:\nSupervisor of Weigh-scales\t\nThree Weighmasters 4\t\nThree Weighmasters 3 \t\nSixteen Weighmasters 2\nFifty-nine Weightmasters 1\nTemporary assistance \t\nSpecial living allowance\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Travelling expense \t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\t\n006   Heat, light, power, and water\t\n009   Clothing and uniforms\t\n016    Machinery and equipment \t\n020 Maintenance of buildings and approach\nroads \t\n021 Maintenance and operation of equipment\n028 Construction and relocation of weigh-\nscales \t\n029 Motor-vehicles \t\nTotal of Vote 80\t\n6,060\n16,380\n15,480\n76,800\n276,120\n14,040\n5,520\n(82)  410,400\n4,500\n21,000\n750\n9,000\n5,400\n12,000\n19,500\n18,000\n30,000\n4,500\nTotal, Department of Commercial Transport\n535,050\n$715,408\n EDUCATION\nJ 49\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n$17,500\n5,940\n23,440\n750\n3,200\n27,390\n18,000\n12,660\n12,240\n10,140\n8,520\n7,110\n5,484\n6,588\n47560\n4,260\n3,960\n3,384\n5,466\n(14)       102,372\n6,500\n12,700\n900\n250\n1,200\n1,300\n1,000\n1,350\n1,500\n129,072\n12,660\n10,140\n7,980\n4,260\nVote 81\nSalaries:\nMinister of Education\nSecretary\t\nDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\n$17,500\n6,300\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001   Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense\nTotal of Vote 81..\n(2) 23,800\n750\n3,200\nVote 82\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister of Education\t\nSuperintendent of Education\t\nAssistant Superintendent of Education (Administration) \t\nCo-ordinator of Special Services \t\nCo-ordinator of Teacher Recruitment\t\nSupervisor of School Plans\t\nAssistant Supervisor of School Plans \t\nDraughtsman 4 \t\nDraughtsman 3 \t\nChief Clerk\t\nSecretary \t\nClerk-Stenographer 5 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 1 \t\n(ifiT\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense \t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\t\n005 Board  of  Reference\u2014remuneration   and\nexpenses \t\n007   Advertising and publicity\t\n013    Printing and publications \t\n022 Transportation and other recruitment ex\npense \t\n023 Educational supplies \t\n031    Preparation of standard school plans\t\nTotal of Vote 82\t\n19,000\n15,300\n13,680\n13,140\n10,740\n9,060\n6,540\n5,460\n4,920\n7,020\n4,920\n4,686\n4,452\n3,420\n5,832\n128,170\n8,850\n13,000\n2,290\n250\n1,200\n14,000\n1,500\n1,700\n1,000\nDIVISION OF GENERAL EDUCATIONAL\nSERVICES\nVote 83\nCURRICULUM BRANCH\nSalaries:\nAssistant Superintendent of Education (Instruction)\nDirector of Curriculum\nResearch Assistant 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 ..\n13,950\n10,740\n8,280\n4,452\n$27,750\n171,960\n J 50\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n3,600\n2,640\n(6)        41,280\n1,500\n2,900\n500\n2,000\n600\n37,000\n85,780\n10,140\n11,322\n4,116\n3,672\n(5)        29,250\n1,200\n550\n50\n500\n50\n50,500\n35,000\n117,100\n10,560\n10,140\n9,420\n8,340\n8,340\n35,076\n12,270\n5,340\nDIVISION OF GENERAL EDUCATIONAL\nSERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 83\nCURRICULUM BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nClerk-Stenographer 3    4,068\nClerk-Stenographer 2  3,144\nClerk-Stenographer 1    2,946\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\t\n013 Printing and publications \t\n018 Books, periodicals, etc.\t\n023 Educational supplies \t\n031 Preparation of revised curricula\t\nTotal of Vote 83\t\n(7) 47,580\n2,500\n3,900\n1,950\n2,000\n600\n100\n37,500\nVote 84\nTESTS, STANDARDS, AND RESEARCH\nBRANCH\nSalaries:\nDirector, Tests, Standards, and Research\t\nResearch Officer 3\t\nTwo Research Officers\nClerk 2   \t\n1\nClerk-Stenographer 2\n10,740\n8,280\n11,526\n4,296\n3,852\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense \t\n202 Travelling expense \t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\t\n013 Printing and publications\t\n018 Books, periodicals, etc. \t\n024 Purchase of tests\t\n032 Research studies and test surveys\nTotal of Vote 84\t\n(6) 38,694\n1,200\n750\n220\n500\n100\n51,000\n35,000\nVote 85\nPOST SECONDARY AND ADULT\nEDUCATION BRANCH\nSalaries:\nAssistant  Superintendent   (Consultant,  University and College Affairs   15,300\nDirector, Technical and Vocational Education 12,120\nDirector, Community Programmes and Adult\nEducation\nAssistant Director, Technical and Vocational\nEducation \t\nAdministrative Officer 4 (University and College Affairs)  \t\nAssistant Director, Community Programmes and\nAdult Education \t\nAssistant Director, Sports and Physical Fitness...\nResearch Officer 3\nFive Recreational Consultants 2\nTwo Recreational Consultants 1 .\nSenior Clerk\t\n10,740\n10,320\n9,060\n8,700\n8,700\n7,260\n37,110\n12,360\n5,580\n96,130\n127,464\n EDUCATION\nJ 51\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\n(4)\n(12)\n(2)\n4,704\n11,832\n3,384\n4,260\n7,344\n2,640\n240\n(22)       133,890\n7,500\n21,250\n700\n500\n700\n300\n2,400\n3,200\n21,000\n191,440\n72,744\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n118,696\n9,600\n6,960\n6,588\n17,868\n4,188\n5,940\n3,456\n4,116\n4,560\n15,492\n38,844\n3,960\n6,270\n8,172\n2,580\n6,100\n(34)  144,694\n18,500\n400\n1,325\n92,000\n7,000\n162,000\n11.500\n437,419\nDIVISION OF GENERAL EDUCATIONAL\nSERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 85\nPOST SECONDARY AND ADULT\nEDUCATION BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nClerk 3  4,920\nThree Clerks 2  12,516\nClerk 1   3,564\nClerk-Stenographer 4  3,996\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 3  11,628\nClerk-Stenographer 2  3,144\nClerk-Stenographer 1  2,946\nSpecial living allowance  240\n(27)  180,204\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  11,500\n202   Travelling expense  25,750\n004    Office furniture and equipment  2,900\n007   Advertising and publicity  500\n013    Printing and publications  900\n021    Maintenance and operation of equipment 300\n023    Educational supplies  3,400\n031 Drama festival expense, adjudicators' fees,\ngrants, etc   3,500\n032 Leadership training courses  21,000\n249,954\n751    Less chargeable to Vote 93\u2014Technical\nand Vocational Training  80,938\nTotal of Vote 85\t\nVote 86\nSalaries:\nDirector \t\nRegistrar \t\nAssistant \t\nFour Course Writers 3\nCourse Writer 1\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n013\n023\n031\n032\nSECONDARY CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL\n10,530\n7,560\n7,410\n24,480\nI 6i540\n4,374\n4,452\n4,920\n20,214\n36,816\n4,140\n10,272\n8,658\nI ljjbjO\n(34)   164,436\nInstructor, Correspondence School 4\nInstructor, Correspondence School 2 .\nStockman 3 \t\nClerk 3\t\nFive Clerks 2\t\nEleven Clerks 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nThree Clerk-Typists 1\t\nJunior Clerk\t\nTemporary assistance .\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment.\nPrinting and publications\nScience and educational supplies\nReading of students' papers\t\nRevision of courses\t\n18,500\n700\n1,125\n93,000\n7,000\n162,000\n11,500\n169,016\nTotal of Vote 86 .\n458,261\n J 52\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(17)\n7,980\n5,940\n20,724\n16,068\n3,456\n3,030\n3,384\n2,832\n3,672\n5,928\n73,014\n750\n250\n75\n6,650\n150\n500\n2,300\n83,689\n9,420\n6,588\n10,680\n13,446\n7,560\n3,384\n5,972\n8,106\n4,908\n4,332\n3,960\n20,000\n(18)        98,356\n9,500\n750\n530\n500\n2,900,000\n33,500\n3,043,136\n3,043,126\n10\nDIVISION OF GENERAL EDUCATIONAL\nSERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 87\nELEMENTARY CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL\nSalaries:\nDirector   8,700\nInstructor, Correspondence School 5  \t\nTwo Instructors, Correspondence School 4  12,000\nFive Instructors, Correspondence School 3  27,186\nTwo Instructors, Correspondence School 2  8,826\nTwo Instructors, Correspondence School 1  8,280\nClerk 1  3,564\nJunior Clerk  3,012\nClerk-Stenographer 2  3,852\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1  5,724\n(17)  81,144\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n013\n023\n031\n032\nOffice expense.\nTravelling expense .\nOffice furniture and equipment.\nPrinting and publications\t\nVisual-education supplies\t\nReading of students' papers\t\nRevision of courses\t\n750\n250\n6,650\n150\n2,300\nTotal of Vote 87\nVote 88\nSalaries:\nDirector \t\nChief Clerk\t\nTwo Senior Clerks\nThree Clerks 3\t\nTwo Clerks 2\t\nClerk 1\nTEXTBOOK BRANCH\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2\nThree Clerk-Typists 1\t\nStockman 5\t\nStockman 4\t\nStockman 3\nTemporary assistance\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\n202\n004\n021\n023\n032\n9,900\n7,020\n11,160\n14,214\n8,208\n3,564\n6,624\n9,036\n5,340\n4,764\n4,296\n35,000\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment \u2014.\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment.\nTextbooks, etc.\t\nFreight and express, etc\t\n(18)  119,126\n9,500\n750\n965\n300\n3,200,000\n37,000\n401    Less operational recoveries\nTotal of Vote 88\t\n3,367,641\n3,117,641\n91,244\n250,000\n EDUCATION\nJ 53\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(56)\n(2)\n12,240\n9,780\n9,420\n9,420\n560,640\n17,580\n18,120\n6,066\n5,586\n4,704\n4,704\n7,788\n3,312\n3,816\n4,260\n11,592\n3,168\n5,418\n4,860\n1,680\n184,800\n(81)      888,954\n40,000\n112,450\n2,500\n16,000\n1,500\n26,000\n7,500\n10,000\n20,000\n1,124,904\n11,000\n20,000\n(2)\n10,152\n(10)\n45,528\n(4)\n14,328\n4,332\n5,796\n4,908\n(4)\n33,970\n(2)\n16,600\n(5)\n34,550\n(8)\n49,600\n(14)\n76,280\n(3)\n12,360\nDIVISION OF LOCAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES\nVote 89\nINSPECTION OF SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL SERVICES\nSalaries:\nChief Inspector of Schools\t\nDirector of Home Economics\nDirector of Visual Education\nDirector of School Radio Broadcasts\t\nFifty-seven District Superintendents of Schools..\nTwo Inspectors of Technical Classes\nTwo Inspectors of Home Economics\nAssistant Director of Visual Education\t\nAssistant Director of School Radio Broadcasts\nPhotographer 2  \t\nClerk 3 \t\nTwo Clerks 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\nStockman 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nClerk-Typist 2    .....\nClerk-Typist 1\nTwo Junior Clerks\t\nSpecial living allowance\t\nAdministrative allowances\n13,140\n10,320\n9,900\n9,900\n603,140\n18,750\n18,960\n6,660\n6,180\n5,112\n4,920\n7,704\n3,564\n3,996\n4,452\n12,276\n3,492\n3,420\n2,700\n5,460\n1,680\n184,800\n(82) 940,526\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  42,950\n202   Travelling expense   115,200\n004   Office furniture and equipment  2,580\n013    Printing and publications   16,000\n016   Equipment and machinery  2,600\n024   Film and photographic supplies  26,000\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories  7,500\n031 Film service  10,000\n032 Radio scripts and television expense   20,000\nTotal of Vote 89\t\n1,183,356\nDIVISION OF SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES\nVote 90\nJERICHO HILL SCHOOL\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent   12,000\nTwo Vice-Principals   21,500\nThree Resident Instructors 3    15,912\nNine Resident Instructors 2  42,986\nFive Resident Instructors 1   18,540\nDining-room Supervisor  4,686\nPublic Health Nurse 1   6,060\nStaff Nurse 2  4,908\nTeachers 9        \t\nFour Teachers 8  36,480\nThree Teachers 7  24,880\nTen Teachers 6  69,360\nEight Teachers 5  52,800\nSeven Teachers 4  42,070\nFive Teachers 3    22,778\n J 54\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(19)\n5,940\n3,240\n2,832\n2,700\n55,248\n(81)  409,364\n1,150\n650\n525\n250\n400\n43,500\n3,750\n1,600\n4,000\n650\n10,700\n4,900\n3,200\n1,500\n900\n9,750\n4,300\n501,089\n10,560\n(2)\n15,300\n5,484\n4,704\n4,116\n5,862\n4,260\n3,960\n(5)\n16,416\n2,580\n5,280\n(18)\n78,522\n4,300\n900\n1,000\n295,000\n379,722\nDIVISION OF SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL\nSERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 90\nJERICHO HILL SCHOOL\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nLibrarian  5,500\nPrincipal Clerk   6,300\nClerk-Stenographer 2   3,564\nClerk-Stenographer 1    3,144\nClerk-Typist 1    2,880\nSundry employees   (19)   59,760\n(84) 456,108\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n009\n010\n011\n013\n016\n017\n018\n019\n020\n021\n022\n023\n029\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nMedical services\t\nClothing and uniforms\t\nProvisions and catering \t\nLaundry and dry-goods\t\nPrinting and publications \t\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMedical supplies\nPre-school speech and hearing programme\nGrants and subsidies \t\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation\t\nEducational supplies \t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nTotal of Vote 90\t\n1,150\n650\n525\n250\n400\n45,000\n6,000\n1,600\n4,000\n650\n19,890\n5,000\n3,200\n1,500\n900\n9,750\nDIVISION OF TEACHER REGISTRATION\nAND EXAMINATIONS\nVote 91\nTEACHER REGISTRATION AND\nEXAMINATIONS\nSalaries:\nDepartmental Registrar   12,120\nThree Assistant Registrars   23,670\nResearch Officer 2  6,180\nSenior Clerk   5,340\nClerk 2   4,296\nTwo Clerks 1   5,958\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,452\nClerk-Stenographer 3   3,564\nSix Clerk-Stenographers 2   18,900\nKey-punch Operator   3,144\nCoder    3,144\nClerk-Stenographer 1   2,880\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1   5,892\n(22) 99,540\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  5,500\n202    Travelling expense  1,400\n004    Office furniture and equipment   \u2014. 3,750\n031    Examinations   305,000\nTotal of Vote 91\t\n556,573\n415,190\n EDUCATION\nJ 55\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(1)\n(3)\n(2)\n(13)\n10,560\n\"7~2~60\n19,236\n9,186\n11,616\n3,312\n2,640\n2,766\n66,576\n2,000\n2,500\n750\n71,826\n478,000\n7,000,000\n100,000\n6,900,000\n47,517\n900,000\n40,000\n290,700\n173,000\n38,902\n8,868,119\n20,000,000\nDIVISION OF FINANCE AND\nACCOUNTING SERVICES\nVote 92\nFINANCE BRANCH\nSalaries:\nComptroller of Expenditure   11,640\nAdministrative Officer 2   7,410\nThree Audit Accountants 3   21,620\nThree Administrative Officers 1        \t\nAudit Accountant 2\t\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk 3 \t\nThree Clerks 2\t\nTwo Clerks 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2   \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\n5,820\n5,112\n4,296\n12,300\n6,024\n3,636\n(14)  77,858\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\nOffice expense\nTravelling expense\nOffice furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 92 \t\n2,000\n3,500\n750\n28,868,119\nTRAINING PROGRAMMES\nVote 93\nTECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING\nPROGRAMMES\n(a) Programme 1\u2014Vocational High School Training (Code 09301)   478,000\n(b) Programmes 2 and 3\u2014Technician,\nTrade, and Other Occupational\nTraining   (Code  09302)     8,664,338\nLess chargeable to Programmes 5\nand 6      500,000\n8,164,338\n(c) Programme 4\u2014Training in Co-operation with\nIndustry  (Code 09303)    20,350\n(d) Programme   5\u2014Training   of   Unemployed\n(Code 09304)        1,946,500\n(e) Programme 6\u2014Training of Disabled  (Code\n09305)   70,000\n(\/)   Programme   7\u2014Training  of  Technical   and\nVocational Teachers (Code 09306)          234,312\n(g) Programme 8\u2014Training for Federal Departments and Agencies (Code 09307)         238,000\n(h) Technical   and   Vocational   Correspondence\nCourses (Code 09308)   18,500\n11,170,000\n(i)   Capital expenditures\u2014constructing and equipping vocational schools and grants to school\ndistricts (Code 09309)     28,000,000\n39,170,000\n84,108\n J 56\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n1,004,200\n492,900\n1,497,100\n27,371,019\n26,000\n128,026\n154,026\n170,000\n77,700,000\n4,300,000\n189,000\n39,000\n150,000\nVote 93\nCode No.\n751\nDIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING\nSERVICES\u2014Continued\nTRAINING PROGRAMMES\u2014Continued\nTECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING\nPROGRAMMES\u2014Continued\n411\nLess chargeable to Vote 179\u2014\nApprenticeship and Industrial\nTraining Branch   1,529,000\nLess chargeable to Vote 96\u2014\nGrants to School Districts ...     530,424\n2,059,424\nTotal of Vote 93\n37,110,576\nVote 94\nOTHER TRAINING PROGRAMMES\nCode No.\n041    Expenditure\nCode No.\n042    Expenditure\n(a)  Courses for New Canadians\n(Code 09401)\n30,000\n(.b) Fitness and Amateur Sports\nProjects (Code 09402)\n147,295\nTotal of Vote 94\nVote 95\nCode No.\n019    Community Programmes Grants\nVote 96\nCode No.\n019    Grants to School Districts\n177,295\n195,000\n86,000,000\nVote 97\nCode No.\n019    Teachers' Superannuation Fund (Special Assistance in\nthe Cost of Education Act) \t\nVote 98\nCode No.\n019   Night-school Grants\t\n751    Less chargeable to Vote 93\u2014Vocational\nand Technical Training\t\nTotal of Vote 98 \t\n4,580,000\n195,000\n30,000\n165,000\n EDUCATION\nJ 57\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n30,000\n1,000,000\nDIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING\nSERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 99\nCode No.\n019    Education of Soldiers' Dependent Children and Expenses   3 0,000\nVote 100\nCode No.\n026   Free Textbooks, Maps, etc         850,000\n128,920\nVote 101\nCode No.\n026   Fire Protection and Services Grant re University of\nBritish Columbia\t\n130,588\nVote 102\nGRANTS TO UNIVERSITIES\n(a)  Operating Grants (Code 10201)\n18,500,000\n18,500,000\nCode No.\nf 031    University of British Colum-1\n] 032   Simon Frase'r University!!\"!! f 25>000.000\n[ 033    University of Victoria j\n25,000,000\n3,000,000\n4,000,000\n1,000,000\n8,000,000\n(b) Capital Grants\n(Code 10202)\nCode No.\n031 University of British Columbia 3,000,000\n032 Simon Fraser University  4,000,000\n033 University of Victoria     1,000,000\n26,500,000\n8,000,000\nTotal of Vote 102\n31,050\n47,390\n780,000\n780,000\nVote 103\nCode No.\n030    Incidentals, Grants, and Contingencies\nVote 104\nCode No.\n887    Temporary Assistance\t\n33,000,000\n34,900\n45,000\nVote 105\nSTUDENT-AID AND TEACHER-TRAINING\nSCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES\nCode No.\n(030   Scholarships\t\n| 031    Bursaries \t\n}'\u2022\n000,000\nTotal of Vote 105\n1,000,000\n J 58\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n23,350,000\n23,349,990\n10\n$141,439,112\nDIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING\nSERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 106\nPUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT (R.S.B.C. 1960, CHAP. 319,\nSEC. 197 (12)) AND PUBLIC LIBRARIES ACT\n(R.S.B.C. 1960, CHAP. 316, SECS. 19 AND 49).\nCode No.\n031    Advances re rural school and library taxes   26,950,000\n401    Less recovery, rural district taxes    26,949,990\nTotal of Vote 104\n10\nTotal, Department of Education .\n$166,949,421\n FINANCE\nJ 59\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nDEPARTMENT OF FINANC\nVote 107\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister of Finance (paid as Premier)  \t\nSecretary   \t\nE\n5,940\n\t\n(1)\n5,940\n370\n4,500\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense  \t\n$370\n5,000\n10,810\nTotal of Vote 107 \t\n            $5,370\nVote 108\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister of Finance\t\n18,000\n13,920\n19,000\nAssistant Deputy Minister of Finance and Director of Tax Research\t\nAssistant Deputy Minister of Finance\t\n12,600\n10,140\n9,420\n9,060\n8,700\n7,260\n5,814\nRegistrar (Administrative Officer 5)      .\n10,740\nInspector of Government Agencies (Administrative Officer 4) .       \t\n9,900\nAssistant Inspector of Government Agencies\nResearch Officer 5  .    ....     ..   .. \t\n9,480\n9,690\nAdministrative Officer 1 \t\n7,560\nChief Clerk      \t\n6,420\nResearch Officer 2     . .\n5,940\n5,940\n4,704\n8,376\n4,560\n8,076\n11,676\n3,672\n5,796\n2,700\n2,760\n2,766\nPrincipal Clerk . ...              \t\n6,300\n(1)\nTwo Senior Clerks\t\n9,798\nTwo Clerks 3     \t\n(2)\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\t\nThree Clerks 2\t\n4,920\n4,296\n12,222\n(1)\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3     \t\nClerk 1                    \t\n7,200\n3,144\nClerk-Stenographer 1       \t\nTwo Junior Clerks \t\n3,012\n5,220\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\n3,078\n(24)\n143,340\n5,900\n3,900\n3,350\n(24)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense  \t\n004    Office furniture and equipment \t\n150,520\n7,500\n4,200\n3,350\n156,490\nTotal of Vote 108                        \t\n--    ..         165,570\nVote 109\nCONTROLLING AND AUDIT BRA\nSalaries:\nComptroller-General \t\n18,000\n12,240\n7,980\n30,420\n9,420\nNCH\n19,000\nDeputy Comptroller-General    \t\n13,140\nAdministrative Officer 3    \t\n8,700\nThree Audit Accountants 7\t\n32,220\nAudit Accountant 6 _.    .. \t\n9,900\nAudit Accountant 5 \t\nAudit Accountant 4\t\n7,260\n7,920\n(8)\n58,080\n53,760\nThirteen Audit Accountants 3 \t\n97,230\n(8)\nThree Audit Accountants 2\t\n18,900\n J 60\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(5)\n(6)\n(2)\n(7)\n(1)\n(8)\n(20)\n(24)\n6,720\n5,016\n4,884\n4,560\n23,520\n23,286\n6,270\n21,798\n3,960\n2,340\n2,700\n20,160\n12,240\n10,140\n9,420\n17,400\n7,980\n7,260\n8,700\n15,240\n143,814\n149,292\n9,408\nVote 109\nCONTROLLING AND AUDIT BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nChief Clerk\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nPrincipal Clerk\n5,340\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\nSeven Clerks 3\t\nSeven Clerks 2\t\nThree Clerk-Typists 2\nSix Clerks 1\t\nBookkeeping-machine Operator\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1\t\nCoder\t\nSeven Junior Clerks\n(58)\n315,114\n13,500\n18,000\n2,500\n349,114\n9,060\n7,260\n(4)\n(1)\n(4)\n26,748\n5,676\n19,014\n(21)\n8,820\n69,732\n3,672\n3,384\n(36)\n153,366\n1,500\n500\n200\n130,000\n285,566\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense \t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 109\t\n4,764\n32,724\n26,454\n10,122\n19,242\n4,140\n5,844\n2,880\n18,420\n(61)  344,200\n14,000\n21,000\n2,400\nVote 110\nDATA PROCESSING BRANCH\nSalaries:\nData Processing Supervisor\t\nData Processing Operator 6\t\nAdministrative Officer 1 \t\nFive Data Processing Operators 5\t\nFour Data Processing Operators 4\t\nData Processing Operator 3\t\nTwo Data Processing Operators 1 .....\nTwo Key-punch Supervisors\nTwenty-three Key-punch Operators\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk 1   \t\n9,480\n7,560\n6,300\n32,820\n21,762\n5,112\n6,288\n8,826\n78,156\n3,996\n3,564\nExpenses:\nCode No\n001 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\n015 Equipment rentals\t\n024 Data processing supplies\t\n(42)   183,864\n1,900\n500\n2,500\n150,000\n6,500\nTotal of Vote 110\nVote 111\nSalaries:\nDirector \t\nSupervising Auditor\t\nAdministrative Officer 4\t\nTwo Administrative Officers 3\nAdministrative Officer 2\t\nAdministrative Officer 1 \t\nAudit Accountant 5\t\nCONSUMER TAXATION BRANCH\nTwo Audit Accountants 4\t\nThirty Audit Accountants 3\t\nNineteen Audit Accountants 2\nTwo Audit Accountants 1\t\n13,140\n9,480\n9,900\n18,120\n8,280\n7,560\n9,060\n15,840\n226,140\n117,300\n381,600\n345,264\n FINANCE\nJ 61\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n7,260\n(17)\n109,722\n(2)\n9,714\n6,720\n17,820\n24,522\n(3)\n13,002\n(3)\n11,976\n(6)\n19,182\n4,260\n3,960\n(6)\n20.736\n(3)\n7,860\n3,528\n(5)\n13,470\n7,752\n1,440\n(117)\n673,818\n25,000\n31,000\n60,000\n2,500\n7,000\n799,318\n(1)\n(3)\n(4)\n(1)\n11,400\n8,700\n8,700\n10,140\n17,400\n17,400\n7,980\n6,720\n4,704\n13,440\n21,360\n15,378\n14,112\n15,354\n19,512\n15,528\n3,030\n\"~4l920\n2,460\n(41)      218,238\n39,000\n35,000\n2,200\n8,700\nVote 111\nCONSUMER TAXATION BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nInspector, Consumer Tax 4  7,920\nInspector, Consumer Tax 3  7,560\nEighteen Inspectors, Consumer Tax 2  121,320\nInspector, Consumer Tax 1         \t\nChief Clerk    7,020\nThree Principal Clerks  18,900\nFive Senior Clerks  26,226\nFive Clerks 3  21,324\nTwo Clerks 2   8,592\nEight Clerks 1  26,628\nClerk-Stenographer 4  4,452\nClerk-Stenographer 3  4,140\nSeven Clerk-Stenographers 2  24,882\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 1   5,760\nOffice Equipment Operator 2  3,708\nFour Clerk-Typists 1  11,364\nThree Junior Clerks  8,412\nSpecial living allowance  1,440\n(122)  744,468\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense  26,500\n002 Dye for marking gasoline  31,000\n202    Travelling expense  63,000\n004    Office furniture and equipment  3,500\n029    Automobiles and accessories  11,000\nTotal of Vote 111\nVote 112\nREAL PROPERTY TAXATION BRANCH\nSalaries:\nSurveyor of Taxes .\t\nSupervisor of Assessors (Appraiser 6)\nAdministration Officer 3 \t\nAppraiser (Timber Land)\nTwo Appraisers 6 (Structural)\nTwo Appraisers 6 (Land) \t\nForester 3 \t\nForester 2\t\nThree Appraisers 1 \t\nTwo Chief Clerks\nFour Senior Clerks \t\nThree Technical Forest Officers 2\nFour Clerks 3\t\nThree Clerks 2\t\n12,120\n9,060\n9,060\n11,160\n18,120\n18,120\n8,700\n7,020\n15,876\n14,040\n21,966\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 3\nFive Clerks 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 1\t\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1 \t\nTwo Junior Clerks\t\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n007\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nAdvertising and publicity \t\n18,588\n11,928\n20,196\n16,152\n... \u00a3__\n5,520\n5,346\n(41) 225,852\n40,000\n37,500\n2,400\n8,700\n879,468\n J 62\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(3)\n(1)\n(5)\n(7)\n5,400\n12,800\n321,338\n11,400\n25,020\n8,340\n13,680\n28,236\n27,594\n6,720\n5,940\n5,016\n3,456\n3,960\n6,480\n2,640\n3,030\n12,720\n(30)       164,232\n5,000\n10,000\n1,750\n750\n181,732\n11,820\n8,700\n9,420\n9,420\n8,700\n61,620\n7,980\n5,340\n3,888\n4,260\n5,664\n2,400\n(19)      139,212\n7,500\n25,000\n1,100\n1,000\nVote 112\nREAL PROPERTY TAXATION BRANCH\u2014Continued\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories\n031    Appraisal service\t\n2,800\n13,500\nTotal of Vote 112.\nVote 113\nINCOME TAXATION BRANCH\nSalaries:\nDirector \t\nFour Audit Accountants 5 \t\nAdministrative Officer 3 \t\nTwo Appraisers 4\t\nFour Audit Accountants 3 \t\nFive Audit Accountants 2\t\nChief Clerk\t\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 1   \t\nTwo Clerk-Typists 2 \t\nThree Clerk-Typists 1 \t\nJunior Clerk\t\n(37)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n011 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\t\n033 Department's proportion of valuators' fees\nTotal of Vote 113\t\n12,120\n33,660\n9,060\n14,820\n29,700\n31,620\n7,020\n6,300\n5,460\n3,780\n4,140\n6,774\n2,820\n6,558\n8,340\n2,700\n184,872\n5,500\n10,500\n1,500\n1,000\nVote 114\nSalaries:\nCommissioner   \t\nAdministrative Officer 3 \t\nSenior Improvement Valuator.\nSenior Land Valuator\t\nAppraiser 6 .\nASSESSMENT EQUALIZATION ACT\nEight Appraisers 5 _\nResearch Officers 3\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\nClerk-Stenographer 4.\nDraughtsman 2\t\nTwo Clerks 1  \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\n12,600\n9,060\n10,320\n10,320\n9,060\n67,920\n~~6!060\n5,580\n4,218\n4.452\n3,996\n6,288\n2,700\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202   Travelling expense\n004    \t\n005\n(21)  152,574\nOffice expense\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nAssessment Advisory Committee (per diem\nallowances and travelling expenses)\t\n7,500\n26,500\n1,400\n1,000\n330,752\n203,372\n FINANCE\nJ 63\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(1)\n(7)\n(6)\n(6)\n(2)\n(4)\n4,000\n1,500\n5,500\n184,812\n10,980\n7,980\n7,110\n7,440\n6,066\n4,884\n5,940\n9,972\n21,888\n26,676\n3,744\n3,384\n18,426\n16,296\n2,460\n6,720\n5,940\n23,658\n8,340\n6,720\n4,704\n8,664\n4,260\n\"479^6\n5,340\n5,220\n5,940\n16,494\n(58)      260,226\n13,000\n13,000\n1,000\n3,000\n500\n2,500\n45,000\n338,226\nVote 114\nASSESSMENT EQUALIZATION ACT\u2014Continued\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n013    Development and distribution of manual\n031    Assessors' training-school \t\n033    Payment to municipalities for completion\nof Forms A.C. 3 \t\nTotal of Vote 114\t\nVote 115\nSalaries:\nChairman \t\nAdministrative Officer 2\nPurchasing Agent 4\t\nPurchasing Agent 3 \t\nPURCHASING COMMISSION\nTwo Purchasing Agents 2\nPurchasing Agent 1 \t\nPrincipal Clerk \t\nTwo Senior Clerks\t\nFive Clerks 3 \t\nSix Clerks 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nClerk-Stenographer 2 .\nEight Clerks 1 \t\nFive Clerk-Typists 1 _.\nJunior Clerk\t\nSupervisor of Business Machines\t\nBusiness Machine Mechanic 2 \t\nFive Business Machine Mechanics 1\nVancouver:\nPurchasing Agent 4 \t\nPurchasing Agent 2\t\nPurchasing Agent 1 \t\nSenior Clerk\t\nTwo Clerks 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\nClerk  1  \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nLeading Carpenter ...\nCarpenter\nBusiness Machine Mechanic 2 \t\nThree Business Machine Mechanics 1\nClerk 1 \t\n4,000\n2,000\n5,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense \t\n202 Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\n007 Advertising for tenders\t\n031 Research and testing\t\n029 Automobiles and accessories\t\n032 Shop materials and equipment ..\n15,000\n8,280\n7,740\n7,920\n13,680\n!! 67300\n10,596\n23,430\n23,940\n4,140\n3,708\n25,596\n14,376\n2,580\n7,020\n6,300\n24,900\n8,700\n!! \"^\"_5!340\n4,764\n9,840\n4,452\n3,078\n2,820\n5,700\n5,580\n6,300\n14,718\n3,012\n(58)  279,810\n14,500\n13,000\n1,000\n3,000\n500\nTotal of Vote 115\n45,000\n199,974\n356,810\n J 64\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n5,688\n4,908\n3,384\n(3)   13,980\n1,000\n200\n200,000\n20,000\n235,180\n235,170\n10\n7,980\n7,260\n5,382\n4,704\n7,200\n3,888\n2,964\n(8)\n39,378\n(1)\n6,456\n5,814\n360\n(1)\n6,174\n7,260\n3,672\n240\n(2)\n11,172\n6,720\n4,908\n2,640\n(3)\n14,268\nVote 116\nSalaries:\nSupervisor of Stores\nStockman 5\t\nClerk 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\nLANGFORD WAREHOUSE\n6,300\n5,340\n3,852\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\n004          \"\n024        ....    ,\t\n031 Warehouse expense\n^m^c cApcnac \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nStores purchases\n751    Less recoverable from other departments\nTotal of Vote 116\t\n(3)   15,492\n1,000\n300\n200,000\n20,000\n236,792\n236,782\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\nSalaries:\nAlberni Agency (Code 11701)\nGovernment Agent 3   8,280\nAppraiser 3  7,560\nDeputy Government Agent 3  5,940\nClerk 3  4,920\nTwo Clerks 2  7,272\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nClerk-Typist 1      \t\nClerk 1  3,420\n(8) 41,532\nAshcroft Agency (Code 11702)\nGovernment Agent 1       (1)  7,020\nAtlin Agency (Code 11703)\nGovernment Agent 1       6,420\nSpecial living allowance  360\n(1)  6,780\nBurns Lake Agency (Code 11711)\nGovernment Agent 2       7,560\nDeputy Government Agent 1       4,296\nSpecial living allowance         240\n(2) 12,096\nClinton Agency (Code 11715)\nGovernment Agent 1       7,020\nDeputy Government Agent 1        4,920\nClerk-Typist 1       2,946\n(3) 14,886\n10\n FINANCE\nJ 65\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(2)\n(2)\n8,700\n7,980\n6,720\n11,550\n5,016\n4,908\n9,108\n3,960\n6,150\n2,964\n(13)        67,056\n8,700\n7,260\n6,066\n8,964\n4,260\n4,116\n3,960\n3,168\n(9)\n46,494\n6,456\n3,960\n(2)\n10,416\n7,980\n7,260\n5,940\n7,788\n3,456\n(6)\n32,424\n6,588\n4,806\n4,116\n(3)\n15,510\n7,980\n5,484\n3,816\n2,832\n2,400\n2,400\n1,440\n(6)        26,352\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nCourtenay Agency (Code 11716)\nGovernment Agent 3    9,060\nAppraiser 4    8,280\nDeputy Government Agent 4  7,020\nAppraiser 2    6,660\nAppraiser 1   5,460\nSenior Clerk   5,340\nThree Clerks 3   13,980\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,296\nTwo Clerks 1   6,996\nClerk-Typist 1   3,144\n(13)  70,236\nCranbrook Agency (Code 11717)\nGovernment Agent 4  9,060\nAppraiser 3   7,560\nDeputy Government Agent 4  6,660\nTwo Clerks 3   9,528\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,452\nClerk 2   4,296\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nClerk 1    \t\nJunior Clerk   2,580\n(9) 48,276\nCreston Agency (Code 11718)\nGovernment Agent 1      7,020\nDeputy Government Agent 1       4,374\n(2)  11,394\nDuncan Agency (Code 11725)\nGovernment Agent 3\nAppraiser 3\nDeputy Government Agent 3\nTwo Clerks 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\n8,280\n7,560\n6,300\n8,292\n3,780\n2,520\n(7) 36,732\nFernie Agency (Code 11730)\n       7,140\nGovernment Agent 2 .\nDeputy Government Agent 2      5,226\nClerk 2       4,296\n(3)  16,662\nFort St. John Agency\n(Code 11731)\nGovernment Agent 3      8,280\nDeputy Government Agent 3       6,060\nClerk 2      4,068\nClerk 1      2,946\nJunior Clerk      2,520\nClerk-Stenographer 1      2,820\nSpecial living allowance        1,440\n(6) 28,134\n J 66\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(1)\n(1)\n5,586\n240\n5,826\n6,066\n5,340\n4,116\n3,030\n(4)        18,552\n7,260\n4,260\n(2)    11,520\n7,260\n4,116\n(2)\n11,376\n(1)\n4,884\n7,440\n7,980\n6,720\n5,940\n5,796\n9,606\n12,636\n11,028\n2,700\n3,888\n(2)\n6,204\n(17)\n79,938\n6,720\n2,766\n(2)\n9,486\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nFort Nelson Agency (Code 11732)\nGovernment Agent 1\t\nSpecial living allowance\n6,180\n240\n(1)    6,420\nGovernment Agent 2\t\nDeputy Government Agent 2\nClerk 2\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nClerk-Stenographer 1\nGolden Agency (Code 11735)\n      6,660\n      4,764\n      3,636\n3,012\n(4)  18,072\nGrand Forks Agency\n(Code 11736)\nGovernment Agent 2\t\nClerk 3\t\nDeputy Government Agent 2 .\n7,560\n.4,764\n(2)  12,324\nAppraiser 3\nClerk 2\t\nGulf Islands Sub-Agency (Ganges)\n(Code 11737)\n        7,560\n      4,296\n(2)  11,856\nInvermere Agency (Code 11738)\nGovernment Agent  l_e    (1)    5,340\nKamloops Agency (Code 11740)\nGovernment Agent 4       8,100\nAppraiser 4        8,280\nDeputy Government Agent 4      7,020\nAppraiser 2        6,540\nTwo Appraisers 1      11,076\nTwo Senior Clerks \t\nThree Clerks 3 \t\nThree Clerks 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\n10,422\n13,434\n11,712\n3,012\nClerk-Stenographer 3      \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2       3,420\nClerk-Stenographer 1       2,946\nClerk-Typist 1      2,760\n(18)  88,722\nGovernment Agent 1\nClerk 1 \t\nClerk 2 \t\nKaslo Agency (Code 11741)\n       7,020\n3,708\n(2)   10,728\n FINANCE\nJ 67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(6)\n(2)\n(3)\n7,800\n6,720\n8,364\n3,528\n3,030\n29,442\n5,814\n3,456\n360\n9,630\n7,980\n7,260\n5,940\n4,116\n4,116\n6,912\n(7)        36,324\n7,260\n4,704\n2,832\n14,796\n8,520\n7,980\n6,720\n6,720\n11,352\n5,340\n9,408\n4,260\n4,116\n3,960\n2,898\n2,640\n(14)        73,914\n8,520\n7,980\n6,720\n13,176\n4,908\n5,340\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nKelowna Agency (Code 11742)\nGovernment Agent 4  8,490\nDeputy Government Agent 4  7,020\nTwo Clerks 3  9,294\nClerk 2  3,852\nClerk-Stenographer 2  3,348\n(6)  32,004\nKitimat Agency (Code 11743)\nGovernment Agent 1       6,420\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nSpecial living allowance\t\n3,780\n360\n(2)   10,560\nLillooet Agency (Code 11745)\nGovernment Agent 3   8,280\nAppraiser 3   \t\nDeputy Government Agent 3   6,300\nClerk 3        4,920\nClerk 2   4,296\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2  7,416\n(6)  31,212\nMerritt Agency (Code 11750\nGovernment Agent 2        7,560\nDeputy Government Agent 2\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\n5,226\n3,276\n(3)  16,062\nNanaimo Agency (Code 11755)\nGovernment Agent 4\nAppraiser 4\nDeputy Government Agent 4\nAppraiser 2\nTwo Appraisers 1\nSenior Clerk \t\nTwo Clerks 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\nTwo Clerks 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nClerk 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 1\n9,060\n8,280\n7,020\n7,020\n12,120\n5,580\n9,840\n4,452\n8,076\n4,140\n2,820\n(14) 78,408\nNelson Agency (Code 11756)\nGovernment Agent 4\nAppraiser 4\nDeputy Government Agent 4.\nTwo Appraisers 2\t\nAppraiser 1 \t\nSenior Clerk \t\n9,060\n8,280\n7,020\n14,040\n5,016\n5,580\n J 68\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(1)\n(2)\n(1)\n(2)\n(1)\n(ID\n17,406\n3,960\n6,138\n2,460\n4,260\n3,960\n3,096\n2,832\n2,580\n(20)        93,336\n8,700\n7,980\n6,720\n6,720\n11,352\n5,340\n28,224\n7,788\n3,384\n5,664\n5,040\n3,384\n(21)      100,296\n6,456\n4,116\ni0,572\n8,700\n7,980\n6,720\n6,456\n5,340\n9,264\n4,116\n3,888\n3,672\n2,400\n58,536\n8,700\n7,980\n6,066\n5,340\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nThree Clerks 3\nTwo Clerk 2 ....\nClerk 1 \t\nJunior Clerk\t\nNelson Agency\u2014Continued\n  14,448\n  7,416\n  3,210\n  2,700\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 4  8,904\nClerk-Stenographer 3      \t\nClerk-Stenographer 1      \t\nSwitchboard Operator 2   3,144\nThree Clerk-Typists 1  8,340\n(20) 97,158\nGovernment Agent 4\nAppraiser 4\nNew Westminster Agency\n(Code 11758)\n9,060\n8,280\nDeputy Government Agent 4      7,020\nTwo Appraisers 2\nAppraiser 1 \t\nSenior Clerk \t\nSix Clerks 3 \t\nTwo Clerks 2\n13,560\n6,060\n5,580\n29,520\n8,148\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2        6,696\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 1       5,826\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1        5,460\nSwitchboard Operator 2      \t\n(21)   105,210\nGovernment Agent\nDeputy Government Agent 1\nOliver Agency (Code 11760)\n1        7,020\n4,452\n(2)   11,472\nPenticton Agency (Code 11765)\nGovernment Agent 4\nAppraiser 4\n  9,060\n  8,280\nDeputy Government Agent 4  7,020\n  7,020\n  5,580\n!!!!! 7,920\n  4,452\n  4,218\n  6,996\n  2,640\nAppraiser 2\nSenior Clerk _\nTwo Clerks 3\nClerk 3\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \u2014\nClerk 2\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2\nJunior Clerk \t\n(11) 60,186\nPouce Coupe Agency (Code 11766)\nGovernment Agent 4  9,060\nAppraiser 4   8,280\nDeputy Government Agent 4  6,660\nSenior Clerk   5,580\n FINANCE\nJ 69\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(3)\n17,196\n11,388\n2,964\n2,880\n(12)\n62,514\n(2)\n(2)\n(14)\n(2)\n7,260\n4,482\n11,742\n8,700\n7,260\n6,720\n10,680\n5,556\n21,888\n4,038\n3,744\n2,700\n1,680\n72,966\n8,700\n7,980\n5,586\n5,340\n4,632\n7,788\n3,312\n2,580\n5,466\n3,312\n2,160\n(12)        56,856\n7,260\n4,632\n(2)        11,892\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nAppraiser 1 .\t\nFour Clerks 3\nTwo Clerks 2\nClerk Typist 1\nClerk 1\nPouce Coupe Agency\u2014Continued\n       4,920\n     18,43 2\n       7,920\n       2,820\n2,946\nSpecial living allowance      3,120\n(13) 69,738\nPowell River Agency (Code 11767)\nGovernment Agent 2\n7,560\nDeputy Government Agent 2      5,112\n(2)  12,672\nPrince George Agency (Code 11768)\nGovernment Agent 4\nAppraiser 3\nDeputy Government Agent 4\nThree Senior Clerks\t\nAppraiser 1 \t\nFive Clerks 3 \t\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\n9,060\n7,560\n7,020\n15,924\n6,060\n23,430\n4,296\n4,068\nClerk-Stenographer 1      2,640\nClerk 1   \t\nSpecial living allowance       1,800\n(15) 81,858\nPrince Rupert Agency (Code 11769)\nGovernment Agent 4\nAppraiser 4\nDeputy Government Agent 4\nSenior Clerk \t\nAppraiser 1 \t\nClerk 3\nThree Clerks 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nClerk 1\nSwitchboard Operator 2\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 1 \t\nSpecial living allowance .\n9,060\n8,280\n6,180\n5,580\n4,920\n117856\n\"2,700\n3,012\n3,564\n3,210\n2,820\n2,160\n(13)  63,342\nPrinceton Agency (Code 11770)\nGovernment Agent 2\t\nDeputy Government Agent 2\n7,560\n5,016\n(2)  12,576\n J 70\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(2)\n(2)\n(1)\n8,700\n7,260\n6,720\n5,016\n8,964\n7,272\n3,096\n(1)\n2,832\n1,200\n(10)\n51,060\n7,260\n5,340\n4,116\n3,960\n(4)        20,676\n7,260\n5,340\n12,600\n7,260\n5,340\n12,600\n7,980\n7,260\n5,688\n4,704\n4,704\n4,116\n3,600\n7,128\n2,832\n1,200\n(10)        49,212\n5,586\n3,456\n2,640\n540\n(3)        12,222\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nQuesnel Agency (Code 11775)\nGovernment Agent 4\nAppraiser 3\nDeputy Government Agent 4\nAppraiser 1 \t\nTwo Clerks 3 \t\nThree Clerks 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 1\nSwitchboard Operator 1 \t\nSpecial living allowance\t\n9,060\n7,560\n7,020\n5,460\n8,826\n11,052\n\"5,586\n2,400\n1,440\n(12)  58,404\nRevelstoke Agency (Code 11780)\nGovernment Agent 2        7,560\nDeputy Government Agent 2\nClerk 3\n5,580\n4,452\nClerk-Stenographer 3        4,140\n(4)  21,732\nRossland Agency (Code 11781)\nGovernment Agent 2 \t\nDeputy Government Agent 2\n7,560\n5,580\n(2)   13,140\nSalmon Arm Agency (Code 11785)\nGovernment Agent 2\nDeputy Government Agent 2\n7,560\n5,580\n(2)   13,140\nSmithers Agency (Code 11786\nGovernment Agent 3   8,280\nAppraiser 3   7,560\nDeputy Government Agent 3   6,300\nAppraiser 1   4,296\nClerk 3   4,920\nClerk 2   4,296\nClerk-Stenographer 3   3,924\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2  7,704\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 1  5,784\nSpecial living allowance  1,320\n(11)  54,384\nTerrace Agency (Code 11788)\nGovernment Agent 1\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nSpecial living allowance\n6,180\n3,780\n2,946\n540\n(3)  13,446\n FINANCE\nJ 71\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(2)\n6,840\n4,692\n13,968\n3,096\n2,580\n4,116\n(8)   35,292\n6,456\n120\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\n(1)\n6,576\n8,520\n7,980\n6,720\n12,660\n5,340\n13,008\n7,788\n3,240\n2,640\n(13)\n67,896\n7,980\n13,440\n4,260\n3,672\n(5)\n29,352\n7,260\n5,484\n3,384\n5,292\n3,030\n720\n(6)\n25,170\n1,200\n(275)\n1,383,954\nVancouver Agency (Code 11790)\nGovernment Agent 2\n7,410\n4,920\nDeputy Government Agent 2\t\nThree Clerks 3      14,604\nClerk 1  \u201e.       2,946\nClerk-Typist 2  \t\nOne Clerk-Typist 1\t\nPostal Clerk\t\n2,760\n4,608\n(8)  37,248\nVanderhoof Agency (Code 11792)\nGovernment Agent 1 \t\nSpecial living allowance\n7,020\n120\n(1) 7,140\nVernon Agency (Code 11793)\nGovernment Agent 4\nAppraiser 4\n  9,060\n.  8,280\n  7,020\n...... 13,560\n  5,580\n...... 18,276\n  3,636\nClerk-Stenographer 2  3,564\nClerk-Stenographer 1   2,946\nDeputy Government Agent 4\nTwo Appraisers 2 ,\nSenior Clerk  .\t\nFour Clerks 3 \t\nClerk 2    . _\n(13) 71,922\nVictoria Assessor (Code 11794)\n8,280\nAppraiser 4\t\nTwo Appraisers 2 ,  14,040\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,452\nClerk-Stenographer 2   3,852\n(5)  30,624\nWilliams Lake Agency (Code 11797)\nGovernment Agent 2 :\t\nDeputy Government Agent 2\nClerk 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers\nClerk 1\t\n7,560\n6,060\n3,708\n3,276\n5,580\nSpecial living allowance\n720\n(6) 26,904\nSundry Sub-offices (Code 11798)\nSundry allowances\t\n1,200\n(282)  1,478,952\n J 72\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n42,000\n50,000\n9,000\n10,000\n10,000\n1,504,954\n25\n500\n250\n800,000\n800,775\n4,000\n22,000\n2,000\n28,000\n1,000\n3,500\n19,750\n250\n1,500\n26,000\n50,000\n125,000\n38,500\nVote 117\nGOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ETC.\u2014Continued\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense    45,000\n202    Travelling expense  55,000\n004    Office furniture and equipment \u2014   10,000\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories  20,000\n030 Incidentals and contingencies  10,000\nTotal of Vote 117\t\nVote 118\nURBAN RENEWAL AND SLUM CLEARANCE\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   25\nTraveling expense  500\nOperational costs  250\n1,618,952\n202\n031\n040\nDevelopment and construction of housing\nprojects        1,499,225\nTotal of Vote 118           1,500,000\nVote 119\nCOURTS OF REVISION\nCode No.\n202   Traveling expense \t\n005    Members* fees \t\n007   Advertising and publicity\t\nTotal of Vote 119 \t\n4,500\n26,000\n2,500\nVote 120\nASSESSMENT APPEAL BOARD\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense\t\n005 Members' fees\t\n030 Court costs\t\n031 Secretarial services \t\nTotal of Vote 120\t\n1,000\n3,500\n19,750\n250\n1,500\nVote 121\nCode No.\n013\nPrinting Public Accounts, Estimates, Bonds, Revenue\nReceipts, etc\t\nVote 122\nCode No.\n887    Temporary Assistance .\nVote 123\nCode No.\n030    Incidentals and contingencies\n33,000\n26,000\n65,000\n134,500\n38,500\n FINANCE\nJ 73\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n4,350,000\n740,000\nVote 124\nCIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION ACT\nCode No.\n031 Interest on Civil Service Superannuation\nFund (sec. 14)       4,800,000\n032 Interest on Retirement Fund (sec. 44) .... 700,000\n5,090,000\n5,089,990\n5,500,000\n401    Less receipts from investments       5,499,990\n10\nTotal of Vote 124 .\n10\n35,000\n34,990\nVote 125\nMEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY\nSUPERANNUATION ACT\nCode No.\n033    Interest on Members of the Legislative\nAssembly Superannuation Fund\t\nLess receipts from investments\t\n401\n35,000\n34,990\n10\nTotal of Vot 125\n10\n600\n13,100,000\n570,000\n29,330,000\n3,500,000\nVote 126\nDYKING ASSESSMENTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1905\nCode No.\n041    Sec. 19 (b)\u2014arrears of dyking assessments on lands\nreverted to the Crown \t\nVote 127\nGRANTS IN AID OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND\nHOME-OWNERS' SUBSIDIES\nCode No.\n031    Per capita grants, Municipalities Aid Act    23,950,000\nGrants to municipal governments for local\nservices to Provincial property         602,000\nHome-owners' subsidy paid to municipal\ngovernments    32,900,000\n500\n032\n033\n034\nHome-owners' subsidy deducted from\nhome-owners' taxes in unorganized territory        4,500,000\n46,500,000\nTotal of Vote 127       61,952,000\n37,500\nVote 128\nCode No.\n041    Supreme Court Act (Sec.\nFund deposits \t\n33)\u2014Interest on Suitors'\n45,000\n100,000\n2,500,000\nVote 129\nSALARY CONTINGENCIES AND ADJUSTMENTS\n(ALL DEPARTMENTS)\n(a) Salary contingencies (all departments) (Code\n12901)       100,000\n(b) Salary adjustments (all departments)  (Code\n12902)            3,000,000\n2,600,000\nTotal of Vote 129\n3,100,000\n J 74\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\n75,000\nVote 130\nExpense Contingencies (All Departments) \t\n75,000\nVote 131\nCode No.\n029    Motor-vehicles and Accessories (All Departments)\nCode No.\n019    British Columbia Ferry Authority Subsidy\t\n75,000\n75,000\n1,300,000\nVote 132\nCode No.\n019    Power Subsidy ....\t\n150,000\n150,000\nVote 133\nCode No.\n030    Nancy Sloan Act (1960, Chap. 79, Sec. 2) \t\n3,556\n3,556\nTotal, Department of Finance     ..   ..\n$55,942,321\n$71,685,218\n HEALTH SERVICES AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nJ 75\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\n(4)\n(2)\n(6)\n$17,500\n5,940\n9,240\n3,744\n3,684\n40,108\n1,200\n5,500\n200\n47,008\n10,560\n8,700\n14,520\n6,960\n5,814\n10,680\n27,702\n28,812\n3,960\n9,576\n12,360\n2,400\n(30)       142,044\n6,456\n10,680\n12,270\n3,960\n3,384\n6,768\n2,700\n3,500\n(41)      191,762\n3,600\n5,400\n800\n201,562\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES\nAND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nVote 134\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister of Health Services and Hospital Insurance  '.         $ 17,500\nSecretary  6,300\nAdministrative Officer 5   10,110\nClerk-Stenographer 3 .  4,068\nTemporary assistance  3,684\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense .\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 134\t\n(4) 41,662\n2,000\n6,500\n200\n$50,362\nVote 135\nACCOUNTING DIVISION\nSalaries:\n(For Departments of Health Services and Hospital Insurance,\nProvincial Secretary, and Social Welfare)\nHeadquarters\nComptroller of Expenditure\nResearch Officer 4\t\nTwo Administrative Officers 1\nMechanical Superintendent 2 _\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nThree Senior Clerks \t\nFive Clerks 3 \t\nSeven Clerks 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 2\nFour Clerks 1 \t\nJunior Clerk\t\n11,640\n9,060\n15,120\n7,260\n6,300\n16,500\n24,132\n30,072\n4,140\n9,984\n12,312\n2,700\nMechanical Superintendent\nTwo Senior Clerks\t\nThree Clerks 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nClerk-Typist 2 \t\nTwo Clerks 1 \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nVancouver Office\n1 \t\n(30)   149,220\n6,780\n11,160\n12,888\n4,140\n3,708\n7,128\n2,760\nTemporary assistance\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Traveling expense \t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\n3,500\n(41)  201,284\n4,500\n4,500\n800\nTotal of Vote 135\n211,084\n J 76\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(6)\n(2)\n18,000\n15,900\n15,600\n12,660\n12,000\n11,820\n10,140\n9,780\n50,400\n9,060\n9,060\n7,980\n15,420\n15,420\n6,960\n6,960\n6,456\n5,840\n5,280\n5,688\n5,280\n10,146\n4,260\n4,304\n8,298\n18,936\n4,116\n3,240\n3,200\n5,780\n3,200\n500\n(45)      321,684\n16,200\n15,600\n9,420\n8,340\n7,980\n12,384\n6,456\n6,192\n6,192\n5,448\n5,232\n4,116\n4,224\n4,020\n11,232\n7,596\n13,560\nVote 136\nSalaries:\nPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES\nGENERAL SERVICES\nHeadquarters\nDeputy Minister of Health\t\nAssistant Provincial Health Officer\t\nDirector of Health Division (Epidemiology)\t\nDirector, Division of Preventive Dentistry \t\nMedical Specialist 1 \t\nDirector, Division of Public Health Engineering\nDirector of Administration\t\nEngineer 6 \t\nThree Engineers 4\t\nDirector, Public Health Nursing \t\nDirector, Public Health Education \t\nAssistant Director, Public Health Nursing\t\nTwo Consultants, Public Health Nursing\t\nTwo Research Officers 3 \t\nConsultant in Nutrition   \t\nChief Public Health Inspector\t\nPublic Health Inspector 4\t\nResearch Officer 2\t\nPublic Health Nurse 2 \t\nPersonnel Officer 1 \t\nResearch Officer 1   \t\nTwo Senior Clerks\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nStockman 4\t\nTwo Stockmen 3 \t\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nClerk 2 \t\nStockman 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nTwo Clerks 1 \t\nClerk-Typist 2 \t\nTemporary assistance \t\n19,000\n17,100\n16,980\n13,680\n12,600\n11,640\n10,740\n10,530\n26,460\n9,480\n8,700\n8,280\n15,660\n15,060\n7,260\n7,260\n7,020\n6,300\n5,700\n6,300\n5,112\n10,920\n4,452\n4,764\n8,826\n19,548\n4,296\n3,636\n3,144\n6,156\n3,852\n500\n(42)  310,956\nVancouver Office\nDeputy Provincial Health Officer\t\nMedical Specialist 4 (Director of Occupational\nHealth) \t\nHospital Administrator 2\nDirector of Vocational Rehabilitation\nBacteriologist 5  \t\nFour Rehabilitation Consultants ...\nRehabilitation Officer 2\t\nTechnical Adviser, Radiological Services\nPublic Health Nurse 2 \t\nFour Speech Therapists \t\nRadiation Inspection Technician\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nDriver \t\nBuilding Service Worker 4\t\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nTwo Building Service Workers 2\nFour Clerk-Stenographers 2\t\n17,400\n16,980\n9,900\n9,060\n8,280\n26,780\n6,780\n6,540\n6,540\n24,260\n5,940\n5,580\n4,452\n4,440\n4,380\n12,204\n8,220\n12,988\n HEALTH SERVICES AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nJ 77\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n13,800\n3,146\n5,239\n5,726\n2,130\n19,974\n(78)      515,891\n16,300\n30,000\n4,600\n27,000\n2,100\n4,400\n67,700\n1,400\n1,500\n146,000\n2,300\n125,760\n944,951\n514,000\n535,000\n690,419\n400,010\nPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 136\nGENERAL SERVICES\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nVancouver Office\u2014Continued\nFour Building Service Workers\nClerk 1\t\nTwo Switchbord Operators 2 \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\n1\nTemporary assistance\nOther employees\t\n15,060\n3,394\n5,508\n2,640\n2,130\n42,521\nExpenses\nCode No.\n011\n202\n004\n013\n021\n020\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nHealth education \t\n030\n031\n017\n029\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds .\u2014\nVocational   rehabilitation   of   disabled\npersons \t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nImplementation of Acts \t\nMedical   supplies    (biological   products,\netc., including poliomyelitis vaccine) \t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nHealth grants programme \t\nTotal of Vote 136\t\n(80)  572,933\n16,300\n36,500\n5,600\n27,000\n2,100\n3,900\n67,700\n1,400\n1,500\n146,000\n\"200,000\nVote 137\nCode No.\n019    Grants re Local Health Services\nVote 138\nCode No.\n019    Rehabilitation Services, Including Grants for Related\nHealth Agencies\t\nVote 139\nCode No.\n019    Cancer Control (Including Grants, etc.)\nVote 140\nCode No.\n030   Public Health Research\nOther Public Health Programmes (gross $1,960,837 in\n1965\/66, now incorporated in other votes for comparative purposes) \t\n1,080,933\n514,000\n565,000\n690,419\n500,000\n J 78\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(175)\n(34)\n(4)\n(ID\n(24)\n(8)\n293,250\n53,220\n7,620\n114,900\n73,134\n966,480\n88,476\n23,862\n171,108\n4,704\n4,140\n59,245\n15,380\n104,256\n34,500\n14,938\n357,840\n9,600\n75,000\n(354) 2,471,653\n62,500\n247,300\n22,000\n39,000\n19,000\n61,000\n45,000\n1,000\n35,950\n375,000\n166,500\n3,545,903\n15,600\n14,340\n8,340\n43,110\n17,398\n31,080\n31,602\n6,960\n5,382\n10,572\n91,062\n3,744\n7,848\n3,168\n11,544\n5,484\n2,808\n20,352\n4,020\nPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 141\nLOCAL HEALTH SERVICES\nSalaries:\nTwenty-three Directors of Health Units  319,770\nFive Dental Officers   59,280\nConsultant, Public Health Nursing  7,920\nSeventeen Supervisors,  Public Health Nursing 122,100\nTwelve Public Health Nurses 2  75,240\nOne  hundred   and   eighty-one   Public   Health\nNurses 1       1,010,641\nFourteen Public Health Inspectors 3   94,440\nFour Public Health Inspectors 2  26,040\nThirty-six Public Health Inspectors 1   193,406\nSenior Clerk  5,112\nClerk 3   4,413\nFifteen Clerk-Stenographers 4  63,438\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 3  20,757\nThirty Clerk-Stenographers 2   106,830\nTwelve Clerks 1  40,500\nSeven Clerk-Typists 1   18,984\nOther employees   357,840\nSpecial living allowance  12,100\nTemporary assistance   75,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n009\n017\n029\n030\n031\n033\n034\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nMedical services, etc. \t\nGrants re uniforms\t\nMedical and dental supplies\t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nIncidentals and contingencies ...\nTransfer and training \t\nHome care \t\nPreventive dental programme\nTotal of Vote 141\t\n(364)  2,613,811\n67,500\n256,000\n22,000\n39,000\n20,000\n61,000\n60,000\n1,000\n35,950\n410,000\n166,500\nVote 142\nDIVISION OF LABORATORIES\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 4 \t\nMedical Specialist 3 \t\nAssistant Director \t\nSix Bacteriologists 4 \t\nThree Bacteriologists 3 \t\nSix Bacteriologists 2 \t\nSeven Bacteriologists 1 \t\nAnalyst 3 _\nAnalyst 1\nTwo Laboratory Technicians 4 \t\nTwenty-five Laboratory Technicians\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nTwo Clerks 2 .. \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nFour Clerks 1    \t\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1\nSenior Outfit-maker and Glassware-cleaner\nNine Outfit-makers and Glassware-cleaners\nBuilding Service Worker 4\t\n16,980\n16,140\n8,700\n44,340\n18,660\n32,958\n33,192\n7,560\n5,940\n11,160\n101,100\n3,636\n8,514\n3,210\n12,336\n5,460\n3,000\n24,840\n4,380\n3,752,761\n HEALTH SERVICES AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nJ 79\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(5)\n(3)\n(2)\n(2)\n3,768\n3,636\n10,700\n4,530\n(75)      357,048\n15,000\n1,700\n300\n2,550\n19,500\n42,720\n29,950\n900\n469,668\n10,980\n9,780\n8,700\n22,008\n6,720\n5,940\n5,556\n10,572\n27,924\n4,038\n4,704\n3,960\n35,994\n4,560\n3,168\n19,656\n10,236\n22,278\n19,244\n3,240\n5,340\n18,420\n2,460\n2,000\n(64)      267,478\n8,700\n7,260\n5,940\n5,340\n4,704\n8,232\n6,148\nVote 142\nPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nDIVISION OF LABORATORIES\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nBuilding Service Worker 2\nBuilding Service Worker 1\nTemporary assistance \t\nOther employees \t\n4,080\n3,960\n10,700\n4,530\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n011\n016\n017\n019\n021\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nLaundry and dry-goods\t\nEquipment and machinery \t\nMedical laboratory supplies\t\nGrants and subsidies\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTotal of Vote 142\t\n(77) 385,376\n16,000\n1,800\n1,300\n2,550\n19,500\n47,720\n29,950\n1,500\nVote 143\nDIVISION OF VITAL STATISTICS\nSalaries:\nHeadquarters\nDirector     11,640\nAssistant Director   10,320\nResearch Officer 4  9,060\nThree Research Officers 3  22,680\nChief Clerk  7,020\nSenior Tabulating-machine Operator 2   6,300\nInspector of Vital Statistics  5,820\nTwo Senior Clerks  11,040\nSix Clerks 3   29,286\nMedical Coder  4,920\nData Processing Operator 2   4,920\nStockman 3   4,296\nNine Clerks 3  37,824\nKey-punch Supervisor   4,218\nSenior Coder   3,492\nSix Clerk-Stenographers 2   21,528\nThree Clerk-Typists 2   10,272\nSeven Clerks 1   24,162\nSeven Key-punch Operators  22,670\nMicrofilm Operator  2,850\nTwo Coders   5,688\nSeven Clerk-Typists 1   19,830\nKey-punch Trainee  2,640\nTemporary assistance  2,000\n(65) 284,476\nVancouver Office\nResearch Officer 4\nResearch Officer 3\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk 3  \t\nThree Clerks 2 ___\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 2\n9,060\n7,920\n6,300\n5,580\n4,920\n12,888\n10,056\n505,696\n J 80\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n6,696\n14,364\n19,298\n(80)\n354,160\n27,900\n3,600\n1,950\n4,000\n21,100\n7,800\n5,220\n425,730\n(5)\n14,340\n6,192\n5,796\n5,340\n9,408\n24,252\n2,662\n4,116\n6,552\n16,014\n21,246\n4,400\n(20)       120,318\n3,500\n2,000\n200\n200\n1,400\n10,000\n100\n200\n8,000\n145,918\n15,600\n10,380\n7,260\nPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 143\nDIVISION OF VITAL STATISTICS\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nVancouver Office\u2014Continued\nThree Clerks 1   10,338\nFive Clerk-Typists 1   14,772\nOther employees     9,624\n(84) 375,934\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   27,900\n202   Travelling expense  3,600\n004    Office furniture and equipment  2,415\n013    Printing and publications   4,000\n015    Equipment rental  22,375\n033    District Registrars' commissions, etc.   7,800\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories   2,000\n031    Consultants   re   Handicapped   Children's\nRegistry     5,220\nTotal of Vote 143\t\nVote 144\nDIVISION OF VENEREAL DISEASE CONTROL\nSalaries:\nDirector, Medical Specialist 4\t\nPublic Health Nurse 2\t\nRehabilitation Officer 1\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nTwo Epidemiology Workers 1\t\nSeven Public Health Nurses 1\t\nPublic Health Nurse 1 (part time)\nClerk 2\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2\nFive Clerks 1 \t\nPhysicians (part time) \t\nTemporary assistance \t\n16,240\n6,540\n6,060\n4,608\n9,408\n36,852\n2,460\n4,296\n7,056\n16,560\n21,895\n4,400\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n009\n011\n017\n022\n029\n030\n031\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment.\nClothing and uniforms \t\nLaundry and dry-goods\t\nMedical supplies .\nTransportation of patients\t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nIncidentals and contingencies\nRural treatment and consultative services\n(22)   136,375\n4,000\n3,200\n1,500\n200\n1,400\n11,500\n100\n2,300\n200\n8,000\nTotal of Vote 144\nVote 145\nSalaries:\nDirector \t\nMedical Specialist 1\nSocial Worker 4\t\nPATIENT CARE\nDIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS\n16,980\n11,190\n7,560\n451,244\n168,775\n HEALTH SERVICES AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nJ 81\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n6,492\n6,456\n5,796\n5,688\n9,408\n7,776\n6,912\n5,676\n6,720\n(15)   94,164\n7,500\n1,300\n28,000\n3,900\n200\n1,500\n200\n26,800\n163,564\n44,280\n337,701\n(70)  381,981\n9,500\n21,600\n1,000\n800\n2,900\n95,000\n12,300\n2,500\n1,000\n2,100\n530,681\nVote 145\nPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nPATIENT CARE\u2014Continued\nDIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nInstructor, Staff Nursing 2 .\nSocial Worker 3\nPublic Health Nurse 1\nSocial Worker 2\t\nTwo Clerks 3 \t\nTwo Clerks 2\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nTwo Clerks 1\nTemporary assistance\n6,840\n6,780\n6,060\n5,580\n9,840\n7,992\n7,272\n6,090\n6,720\nOffice expense\nExpenses:\nCode No,\n001\n202   Travelling expense\n004\n008\n017\n018\n022\n030\n034\nOffice furniture and equipment\nMedical services\nMedical supplies and equipment\nLibrary and teaching supplies\t\nTransportation\nIncidentals and contingencies\nOther hospitalization\t\n(15) 98,904\n7,500\n1,300\n300\n30,600\n3,900\n200\n1,200\n200\n26,800\nTotal of Vote 145\nVote 146\nOUT-PATIENT CARE\nWillow Chest Centre (Code 14601)\nVictoria and Island Chest Centre (Code 14602)\nNew Westminster Clinic (Code 14603)\nTravelling Clinics (Code 14604)\nSalaries:\nThree Medical Specialists 3   47,580\nOther employees   352,243\n(71)  399,823\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n011\n017\n021\n029\n030\n032\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense _\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nMedical services\t\nLaundry and dry-goods\t\nMedical supplies and equipment.\nMaintenance and operation of equipment-\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nIncidentals and contingencies \t\nHousekeeping \t\n10,000\n21,600\n1,300\n800\n2,900\n110,000\n12,300\n4,000\n1,000\n1,800\nTotal of Vote 146 .\n170,904\n565,523\n J 82\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n15,180\n1,695,934\n(418)   1,711,114\n8,120\n1,450\n700\n24,400\n5,900\n203,000\n87,200\n7,200\n6,500\n72,100\n1,400\n3,000\n10,400\n4,000\n3,850\n4,870\n3,500\n16,300\n114,500\n7,500\n2,297,004\n624,500\n1,672,504\n$10,286,918\nPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nPATIENT CARE\u2014Continued\nVote 147\nIN-PATIENT CARE\nWillow Chest Centre (Code 14701)\nPearson Unit (Code 14702)\nMount St. Mary (Code 14703)\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 4  16,560\nOther employees        1,913,494\n(443)   1,930,054\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense  8,100\n202 Travelling expense  1,400\n004 Office furniture and equipment  700\n008 Medical services  21,400\n009 Patients' clothing  5,000\n010 Dietary  177,300\n011 Laundry and dry-goods  83,500\n012 Patients'comfort allowances  7,200\n016 Hospital furnishings and equipment  9,000\n017 Medical supplies and equipment  70,400\n018 Library and teaching supplies  1,400\n020 Maintenance of buildings and grounds  3,000\n021 Maintenance and operation of equipment - 10,000\n022 Transportation  4,000\n025 Occupational therapy  3,500\n030 Incidentals and contingencies  2,900\n031 Burials  3,500\n032 Housekeeping   17,000\n033 In-patient care (Mount St. Mary)  114,500\n041 Contingencies  5,000\n2,478,854\n    Less chargeable to Vote 152\u2014Hospital Insurance Service         765,000\nTotal of Vote 147\t\nSub-total, Public Health Services\n1,713,854\n$10,940,555\n HEALTH SERVICES AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nJ 83\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(3)\n(3)\n$18,000\n16,200\n16,200\n10,140\n10,140\n10,140\n8,340\n9,060\n8,340\n7,980\n5,940\n6,192\n5,340\n4,482\n16,464\n6,768\n4,560\n11,160\n10,080\n5,304\n72,108\n4,100\n(45)      267,038\n7,000\n11,000\n1,000\n8,000\n22,500\n2,000\n1,000\n1,000\n1,200\n233,998\n555,736\n7,620\n7,020\n29,982\n72,246\n4,908\n4,260\n13,932\n4,188\n3,600\n5,730\nDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES AND\nHOSPITAL INSURANCE\u2014Continued\nMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES\nVote 148\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister and Director\nDeputy Director\nDirector of Community Services .\nAssistant to the Deputy Minister.\nBusiness Manager .\nSupervisor of Psychiatric Social Work.\nNursing Consultant\t\nPersonnel Officer.\nClinical Psychologist 6\t\nChief Pharmacist\t\nChief Clerk\t\nSupervisor of Stores\nSenior Clerk\t\nPersonnel Assistant\nClerk 3\nFour Clerks 2\t\nTwo Clerks 1\t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary .\nFour Clerk-Stenographers 3 .\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1\nSixteen stores employees, including Stockmen,\nMeat-cutters, etc.\t\nTemporary assistance\t\n$19,000\n17,400\n17,400\n10,740\n10,740\n10,740\n8,700\n9,480\n8,700\n8,280\n6,780\n6,540\n5,580\n5,112\n4,842\n16,152\n6,510\n4,920\n15,696\n6,486\n5,580\n76,422\n4,100\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n202\n004\n012\n019\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment.\nGrant to trustees of Patients' Comfort Fund\nGrant to University of British Columbia\nfor mental health research\t\n030 General expense\t\n031 Subscription, Social Service Index\t\n032 Administration of Psychiatric Nurses Act..\n033 Council of Psychiatric Nurses for Bursary\nTrust Fund\t\n034 Mental Health Care\t\nTotal of Vote 148\t\n(46) 285,900\n8,500\n15,000\n1,000\n8,000\n30,000\n3,000\n1,000\n3,000\n1,200\n229,908\nVote 149\nDIVISION OF NURSING EDUCATION\nSalaries:\nInstructor of Nursing 4\nInstructor of Nursing 3\nFive Instructors of Nursing 2\t\nFourteen Instructors of Nursing 1\nInstructor, Psychiatric Nursing\t\nNursing Counsellor\t\nThree Staff Nurses 1 \t\nPsychiatric Nurse\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nTwo Clerks 1 \t\n9,000\n7,680\n32,580\n77,124\n5,472\n4,452\n14,724\n4,764\n3,924\n6,354\n586,508\n J 84\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n2,520\n4,068\n85,968\n14,544\n5,784\n7,920\n660,000\n12,500\n14,200\n5,000\n(64)      965,990\n5,500\n1,000\n1,000\n1,500\n8,000\n5,000\n18,000\n700\n2,000\n1,008,690\n15,600\n574,469\n(106)  590,069\n3,500\n13,000\n2,000\n19,200\n11,000\n1,500\n2,500\n3,300\n4,000\n2,500\n1,500\n2,200\n1,100\n657,369\nVote 149\nMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nDIVISION OF NURSING EDUCATION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nHousekeeper 2 (Home Supervisor) \t\nTwenty-four  Housekeepers   1   (Home\nvisors)\nSuper-\nFour Building Service Workers\nTwo Cleaning Assistants\t\nTwo Psychiatric Aides\n1\nStudent Psychiatric Nurses (325) \t\nRegistered Nurses (Students)\u2014affiliate training\nRegistered Nurses\u2014postgraduate training\t\nTemporary assistance\t\n2,820\n4,140\n88,782\n15,840\n6,360\n8,592\n660,000\n12,500\n14,200\n5,000\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n010\n011\n024\n027\n030\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nMedical care\t\nDietary\t\nLaundry\nGeneral supplies ...\nAudio-visual \t\nGeneral expense\n(64)  984,308\n6,000\n1,200\n1,000\n1,500\n8,000\n5,000\n20,000\n700\n2,000\nTotal of Vote 149        1,029,708\nVote 150\nSalaries:\nDirector\nCOMMUNITY SERVICES\n(a)  Mental Health Centre, Burnaby (Code 15001)\n16,980\nOther employees (including Physicians,\nPsychologists, Social Workers, Therapists, Nurses, Stenographers, etc.)  650,853\n(110)  667,833\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n010\n011\n021\n022\n024\n025\n028\n029\n030\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\u2014\nMedical care\t\nDietary\t\nLaundry \t\nMaintenance\nequipment\nand   operation   of\nTransportation\t\nGeneral supplies\t\nOccupational therapy and recreational therapy \t\nPatients' education \t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\u2014\nGeneral expense \t\n4,900\n15,000\n4,000\n26,700\n11,000\n1,500\n2,500\n3,300\n4,500\n2,500\n2,000\n2,200\n800\nTotal, Burnaby Centre\n748,733\n HEALTH SERVICES AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nJ 85\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n14,760\n109,914\n(19)  124,674\n2,000\n4,000\n2,000\n9,000\n500\n2,500\n2,500\n1,000\n148,174\n14,760\n33,916\n(6)   48,676\n1,000\n4,000\n1,000\n7,000\n200\n1,000\n1,000\n200\n1,000\n65,076\n14,760\n22,672\n(5)\n37,432\nVote 150\nMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nCOMMUNITY SERVICES\u2014Continued\n(b) Mental Health Centre,\nVictoria (Code 15002)\n16,140\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 3 \t\nOther employees (including Physicians,\nPsychologists, Social Workers,\nNurses, Stenographers, etc.)   128,250\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n011\n021\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense       4,000\n(20)  144,390\n2,000\nOffice furniture and equipment-\nMedical care\t\nLaundry\nand  operation   of\n029\n030\nMaintenance\nequipment\nMotor-vehicles and accessories-\nGeneral expense \t\n2,000\n11,000\n500\n2,500\n2,500\n1,000\nTotal, Victoria Centre .\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 3 \t\nOther employees (including Physicians,\nPhychologist. Social Workers, Nurse,\n(c) Mental Health Centre,\nKelowna (Code 15003)\n16,140\nStenographers)\n42,228\n(7) 58,368\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   1,000\n202   Travelling expense  4,000\n004   Office furniture and equipment  1,000\n008    Medical care   8,000\n011    Laundry   200\n021    Maintenance  and   operation  of\nequipment   1,000\n024 General supplies  1,000\n025 Occupational therapy and recrea\ntional therapy  200\n030   General expense  500\nTotal, Kelowna Centre\t\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 3 \t\nOther employees  (including Psychologist, Social Worker, Nurse, Sten-\n(d) Mental Health Centre,\nTrail (Code 15004)\n15,720\nographers)\n     38,368\n(7) 54,088\n169,890\n75,268\n J 86\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n1,500\n4,000\n1,000\n4,000\n1,500\n500\n200\n50,132\n14,760\n21,940\n(5)   36,700\n1,500\n4,000\n1,000\n4,500\n400\n1,500\n1,000\n200\n200\n51,000\n14,760\n20,196\n(5)   34,956\n1,500\n6,500\n6,000\n4,000\n400\n1,500\nVote 150\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n021\nMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nCOMMUNITY SERVICES\u2014 Continued\n(.d) Mental Health Centre, Trail\u2014Continued\nOffice expense\n1,500\nTravelling expense      4,000\n024\n030\nOffice furniture and equipment-..\nMedical care\t\nMaintenance  and   operation   of\nequipment\t\nGeneral supplies \t\nGeneral expense \t\n1,000\n4,500\n1,500\n500\n200\nTotal, Trail Centre\n(e) Mental Health Centre,\nNanaimo (Code 15005)\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 3      15,720\nOther employees (including Psychologist, Social Worker, Nurse, and\nStenographers)       37,318\n(7) 53,038\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n011\n021\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment-\nMedical care\t\nLaundry\nand  operation  of\n024\n025\n028\n030\nMaintenance\nequipment\t\nGeneral supplies\t\nOccupational therapy and recreational therapy \t\nPatients' education \t\nGeneral expense\t\n1,800\n4,500\n1,000\n8,000\n1,500\n1,000\n250\n200\n200\nTotal, Nanaimo Centre\n(\/) Mental Health Centre,\nPrince George (Code 15006)\n16,140\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 3 \t\nOther employees (including Psychologist, Social Worker, Nurse, and\nStenographer) \t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n011\n021\n21,600\n(5) 37,740\n1,500\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense       6,500\n1,000\n4,000\n400\nOffice furniture and equipment\u2014\nMedical care\nLaundry\nMaintenance\nequipment\nand  operation  of\n1,500\n67,288\n71,488\n HEALTH SERVICES AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nJ 87\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(5)\n1,000\n3,000\n200\n59,056\n14,760\n20,196\n34,956\n1,500\n6,500\n6,000\n4,000\n400\n1,500\n1,000\n3,000\n200\n59,056\n14,760\n20,196\n(5)   34,956\n1,500\n6,500\n6,000\n4,000\n400\n1,500\n1,000\n3,000\n200\n59,056\nMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nVote 150\nCOMMUNITY SERVICES\u2014Continued\n(f) Mental Health Centre, Prince George\u2014Continued\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n024    General supplies       1,000\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories      3,000\n030 General expense         200\nTotal, Prince George Centre\n56,840\n(g) Mental Health Centre, Kamloops\n(Code 15007)\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 3\nOther staff (including Psychologist, Social Worker, Nurse,  and Stenogra\npher)\n16,140\n21,600\nOffice expense\nExpenses:\nCode No\n001\n202   Travelling expense\n004 -  \" \u25a0\n008\n011\n021\nOffice furniture and equipment\nMedical care\t\nLaundry\n024\n029\n030\nMaintenance and operation of\nequipment\t\nGeneral supplies .\n(5) 37,740\n1,500\n6,500\n6,000\n4,000\n400\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nGeneral expense\t\n1,500\n1,000\n3,000\n200\nTotal, Kamloops Centre\n61,840\n(h) Mental Health Centre, Chilliwack\n(Code 15008)\nSalaries:\nMedical Specialist 3\nOther employees (including Psychologist, Social Worker, Nurse, and\nStenographer) \t\n16,140\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n011\n021\n21,600\n(5)  37,740\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment ..\nMedical care \t\nLaundry\n024\n029\n030\nMaintenance\nequipment\nand   operation  of\n1,500\n6,500\n6,000\n4,000\n400\n1,500\nGeneral supplies       1,000\nMotor-vehicles and accessories -     3,000\nGeneral expense          200\nTotal, Chilliwack Centre\n61,840\n J 88\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n100,000\n1,248,919\n(3,390)\n14,455,247\n496,500\n13,958,747\n82,000\n36,000\n17,000\n950,000\n2,450,000\n91,000\n63,000\n3,650\n32,500\n30,000\n900,000\n46,000\n18,100\n5,000\n31,000\n75,000\n19,600\n18,808,597\n50,000\n18,758,597\n$21,571,942\nVote 150\nMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES\u2014Continued\nCOMMUNITY SERVICES\u2014Continued\n(i) Expansion of Community Services\n(Code 15009)\nCode No.\n030   Expenditures  100,000\nTotal of Vote 150\n1,413,187\nVote 151\nIN-PATIENT CARE\n(a) Riverview Hospital (Code 15101)\n(b) Vista Rehabilitation Centre (Code 15102)\n(c) Venture Rehabilitation Centre (Code 15103)\n(d) Rehabilitation and After-care Programme (Code 15104)\n(e) Valleyview Hospital (Code 15105)\nif)   Dellview Hospital (Code 15106)\n(g) Skeenaview Hospital (Code 15107)\n(h)  The Woodlands School (Code 15108)\n(i)    The Tranquille School (Code 15109)\n(;')   Institution Stores (Code 15110)\nSalaries:\nHospital employees (including Administration,\nPhysicians, Psychologists, Social Workers,\nPharmacists, Therapists, Teachers, Technicians, Nurses,  Dieticians,  Tradesmen,  etc.)\n (3,455)   15,873,123\nLess recruitment saving        \t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n010\n011\n012\n018\n021\n022\n024\n025\n027\n028\n029\n030\n033\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nMedical care \t\nDietary \t\nLaundry  \t\nGratuities to patients \t\nPatients' library\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nTransportation \t\nGeneral supplies \t\nOccupational   therapy\ntherapy\nand   recreational\nAudio-visual  \t\nPatients' education\t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nGeneral expense \t\nBurials \t\nLess sundry transfers\nTotal of Vote 151 ...\n15,873,123\n95,000\n40,000\n17,000\n950,000\n2,496,000\n99,100\n64,000\n3,650\n41,000\n31,100\n946,500\n55,800\n18,900\n5,500\n46,100\n79,800\n20,100\n20,882,673\nSub-total, Mental Health Services\n20,882,673\n$23,912,076\n HEALTH SERVICES AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE\nJ 89\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(4)\n$18,000\n12,240\n14,760\n11,820\n9,780\n10,560\n9,780\n9,420\n9,240\n15,660\n14,892\n26,400\n23,820\n8,700\nDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES AND\nHOSPITAL INSURANCE\u2014Continued\nHOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES\nVote 152\nHOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICE\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister \t\nAssistant Deputy Minister .\nMedical Consultant\n7,260\n5,688\n7,980\n(1)\n7,560\n56,340\n5,484\n9,060\n6,840\n5,484\n22,578\n5,940\n12,912\n33,876\n(5)\n25,764\n(4)\n17,412\n15,648\n44,784\n3,888\n8,520\n(7)\n27,648\n34,074\n4,482\n16,506\n5,940\n(6)\n26,676\n2,964\n(2)\n5,466\n(5)\n12,540\n11,000\n(118)\n645,386\nAssistant Medical Consultant\t\nDirector of Hospital Consultation, Inspection,\nDevelopment, and Research\t\nSupervisor, Hospital Construction\t\nSupervisor, Hospital Finance\nSupervisor, Hospital Consultation and Inspection\nSupervising Auditor \t\nAudit Accountant 6\t\nTwo Audit Accountants 5\t\nTwo Audit Accountants 4\t\nThree Audit Accountants 3\t\nFour Audit Accountants 2\t\nAdministrative Officer 4\t\nAdministrative Officer 3 \t\nAdministrative Officer 2\t\nAdministrative Officer 1 \t\nArchitect 1 \t\nEngineer 4\t\nThree Inspectors of Hospitals and Consultants 3\nSeven Inspectors of Hospitals and Consultants 2\nHospital Dietary Consultant\t\nResearch Officer 5 \t\nResearch Officer 3 \t\nResearch Officer 2\t\nResearch Officer 1 \t\nFour Principal Clerks\nPublic Information Assistant\t\nTwo Senior Inspectors, Hospital Insurance Service \t\nSix Inspectors, Hospital Insurance Service\t\nFour Senior Clerks\t\nFive Clerks 3 \t\nFour Clerks 2\t\nFourteen Clerks 1 \t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary .\nClerk-Stenographer 5\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 4 .\nNine Clerk-Stenographers 3\nTen Clerk-Stenographers 2 ..\nKey-punch Supervisor\nFive Office Equipment Operators 2\nFive Key-punch Operators\nSupervisor, Medical Coders and Medical Records \t\nEight Medical Coders\t\nCoder\t\nFive Clerk-Typists 1 \t\nSix Junior Clerks \t\nTemporary assistance  \t\n$19,000\n12,120\n16,140\n12,600\n11,640\n10,320\n11,160\n10,320\n10,530\n9,480\n15,750\n13,800\n18,900\n26,160\n9,900\n87280\n7,560\n6,060\n8,280\n22,680\n59,460\n6,060\n8,700\n7,410\n57226\n24,012\n6,300\n13,560\n35,760\n20,784\n23,196\n16,656\n48,090\n4,296\n\"\"\"'87826\n35,172\n36,024\n4,764\n~ 17,688\n6,540\n36,972\n3,012\n13,338\n15,780\n12,000\n(129) 730,306\n J 90\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nHOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES\u2014Continued\nHOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICE\u2014Continued\n30,000\n36,500\n4,000\n3,300\n2,484\n2,800\n1,600\n6,500\n26,000\nVote 152\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense \t\n004    Office furniture and equipment \t\n013    Printing and publications \t\n016   Tabulating and rentals \t\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories \t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies\t\n031 Construction and consultation fees\n032 Technical surveys \t\n36,300\n41,200\n12,000\n3,300\n2,484\n5,000\n1,600\n6,500\n26,000\n758,570\n71,500,000\n5,700,000\n77,958,570\n624,500\n033    Payments to hospitals\t\n019    Grants in aid of construction\nTotal of Vote 152\t\nInfirmary Services\t\n864,690\n83,500,000\n6,000,000\n160,000\n$78,743,070\nLong-term Paediatric Care\nSub-total, Hospital Insurance Service\n90,364,690\n$90,364,690\n$110,601,930\nTotal, Department of Health Services and Hospital\nInsurance   $125,217,321\n HIGHWAYS\nJ 91\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(3)\n(2)\n(2)\n$17,500\n7^980\n5,940\n500\n31,920\n1,500\n6,000\n39,420\n18,000\n13,080\n13,710\n12,240\n12,660\n4,404\n8,520\n3,528\n3,600\n10,560\n3,960\n7,260\n6,456\n17,364\n31,260\n18,372\n51,432\n9,246\n7,200\n5,928\n3,672\n9,060\n4,704\n3,960\n2,832\n7,980\n5,940\n3,672\nDEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS\nVote 153\nSalaries:\nMinister of Highways ...\nAdministrative Officer 3\nAdministrative Officer 2\nSecretary \t\nTemporary assistance \t\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense\n$17,500\n9,060\n67366\n500\n(3)  33,360\n1,500\n6,000\nTotal of Vote 153\nVote 154\nSalaries:\nExecutive:\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nHeadquarters\nDeputy Minister of Highways\t\nAssistant Deputy Minister of Highways\nChief Engineer\nAssistant Chief Engineer\nEngineer 8 \t\nChief Clerk\t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\nClerk-Stenographer 5 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nComptroller of Expenditure's Branch:\nComptroller of Expenditure \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nAdministrative Officer 2\nAdministrative Officer 1\nChief Clerk \t\nThree Principal Clerks\nSix Senior Clerks \t\nFour Clerks 3 \t\nThirteen Clerks 2\t\nThree Clerks 1 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nClerk-Typist 2 \t\nPersonnel Branch:\nPersonnel Officer 4\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 3 \t\nClerk 2\t\nClerk-Typist 1  \t\nInsurance and Safety Office:\nAdministrative Officer 2 ..\nPrincipal Clerk\nClerk-Stenographer 3\n19,000\n14,220\n15,030\n12,960\n13,680\n7,020\n4,920\n4,764\n4,452\n4,068\n3,492\n11,640\n4,140\n7,920\n\"67366\n18,780\n31,848\n19,368\n53,250\n9,588\n7,776\n3,210\n9,480\n5,580\n4,920\n4,296\n8,280\n6,300\n3,996\n$40,860\n J 92\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n5,940\n4,704\n3,744\n3,096\n2,460\n2,520\n11,820\n11,820\n3,960\n11,820\n20,280\n37,680\n8,700\n27,840\n11,880\n4,908\n5,340\n6,060\n3,672\n9,420\n8,700\n5,940\n4,260\n4,116\n11,820\n3,960\n11,820\n3,240\n11,820\n10,980\n9,420\n9,420\n17,400\n5,124\n3,456\n3,960\n11,112\n3,384\n10,080\n7,980\nVote 154\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nHeadquarters\u2014Continued\nGeneral Office:\nPrincipal Clerk  6,300\nClerk 3   4,920\nClerk 2   3,636\nClerk-Typist 2   3,420\nClerk-Typist 1   2,700\nJunior Clerk   2,520\nMaintenance Branch:\nEngineer 7   12,600\nEngineer 4  9,900\nEngineering Technician 3    8,100\nClerk-Stenographer 3   3,996\nSpecial Projects Branch:\nEngineer 7   12,600\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nBridge Engineering Branch:\nEngineer 7   12,600\nTwo Engineers 5   21,480\nFour Engineers 4  39,600\nEngineer 3  9,060\nFour Engineering Technicians 3      \t\nFour Engineering Technicians 2  29,040\nTwo Engineering Assistants  12,120\nTwo Draughtsmen 4      \t\nDraughtsman 3        \t\nPrincipal Clerk  6,180\nSenior Clerk  \t\nClerk 2  3,708\nTwo Clerks 1       \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3  7,776\nClerk-Stenographer 2  \t\nEquipment Branch:\nMechanical Superintendent 6  10,320\nMechanical Superintendent 5  9,480\nPrincipal Clerk  6,300\nClerk 3  4,452\nClerk 2  4,296\nConstruction Branch:\nDirector of Construction  12,600\nClerk-Stenographer 3  4,140\nPaving Branch:\nEngineer 7  12,600\nClerk-Stenographer 3  3,564\nClerk-Stenographer 2       \t\nLocation Branch:\nDirector of Location  12,600\nEngineer 6  11,640\nHighway Designer  9,900\nEngineer 4  9,900\nTwo Engineers 3  18,120\nDraughtsman 2  5,340\nBlueprinter  3,780\nClerk-Stenographer 3  4,140\nControlled Access and Subdivision Branch:\nTwo Draughtsmen 3  11,640\nClerk-Stenographer 3  3,708\nRight-of-way Branch:\nChief Right-of-way Agent  10,620\nAssistant Chief Right-of-way Agent  8,700\nRight-of-way Agent 4  7,920\n HIGHWAYS\nJ 93\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(1)\n(2)\n(2)\n(1)\n(3)\n(2)\n6,960\n4,704\n3,240\n9,420\n8,700\n6,192\n5,340\n3,528\n21,120\n9,420\n17,400\n6,960\n4,116\n3,960\n3,456\n8,340\n11,820\n10,140\n10,140\n8,700\n9,060\n6,960\n12,270\n6,720\n5,124\n8,520\n3,816\n3,240\n9,420\n5,556\n5,484\n4,704\n4,116\n3,096\n10,584\n2,580\n8,340\n4,260\n9,420\n5,340\n8,232\n9,420\n5,340\nVote 154\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nHeadquarters\u2014Continued\nRight-of-way Branch\u2014Continued\nRight-of-way Agent 3\t\nClerk 3 \t\nClerk-Stenograhper 2\nRecords and Estimates Branch:\nEngineer 4\t\nEngineer 3 .\nEngineering Technician 2\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 1\t\nResearch and Development Branch:\nTwo Engineers 6\t\nTwo Engineers 4\t\nEngineer 3\nEngineering Technician 3\nEngineering Technician 2\nClerk 2\t\n4,920\n3,348\n9,900\n9,060\n6,540\n5,580\n3,708\n22,800\n19,800\n9,060\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nClerk-Typist 2\t\nFerries Branch:\nSuperintendent of Ferries\nDistrict Offices\nRegion One\u2014North Vancouver\nRegional Highway Engineer\t\nRegional Construction Engineer.\nRegional Maintenance Engineer.\nEngineer 4.\nEngineering Technician 5\nDistrict Superintendent 3\nRight-of-way Agent 4\t\nRight-of-way Agent 3\nTwo Right-of-way Agents 2\nChief Clerk\t\nSenior Clerk\nClerk-Stenographer 4\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nNew Westminster (New Westminster):\nEngineer 4\nDraughtsman 3\nPrincipal Clerk\nClerk 3\nTwo Clerks 2 .\nClerk 1\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nClerk-Typist 1\nChilliwack (Chilliwack):\nEngineering Technician 4\nDistrict Superintendent 2 ..\nClerk 3\nClerk-Stenographer 2 .\nEsquimalt (Burnside):\nEngineer 4 .\nSenior Clerk\nThree Clerks 2.\nComox (Courtenay):\nEngineer 4\nSenior Clerk\n7,260\n4,296\n4,140\n3,852\n8,700\n12,600\n10,740\n10,740\n9,060\n9,900\n\"77920\n\"137266\n7,020\n5,580\n4,452\n4,140\n3,276\n9,900\n5,820\n5,580\n4,920\n7,860\n\"\"\"47146\n3,420\n2,760\n9,060\n\"\"47296\n3,852\n9,900\n5,580\n12,888\n9,900\n5,580\n J 94\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n3,960\n4,038\n9,060\n5,340\n4,116\n3,168\n11,190\n9,060\n9,240\n6,960\n6,588\n6,456\n6,720\n7,488\n8,340\n5,340\n4,116\n6,480\n2,700\n7,980\n5,340\n4,116\n3,384\n7,260\n5,340\n7,998\n9,420\n5,340\n4,116\n3,384\n8,160\n5,340\n3,672\n2,964\n9,420\n5,340\n3,312\n3,096\n9,420\n5,340\n3,960\nVote 154\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nDistrict Offices\u2014Continued\nRegion One\u2014North Vancouver\u2014Continued\nComox (Courtenay)\u2014Continued\nClerk-Stenographer 3   3,420\nClerk 2  4,296\nNanaimo-Islands (Nanaimo):\nEngineering Technician 5 .\nDistrict Superintendent 3 ...\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 .\nRegion Two\u2014Kamloops\nRegional Highway Engineer\t\nRegional Construction Superintendent\t\nRegional Maintenance Superintendent\t\nMechanical Superintendent 4\t\nRight-of-way Agent 4\t\nRight-of-way Agent 3\t\nRight-of-way Agent 2\t\nChief Clerk\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nKamloops (Kamloops):\nEngineering Technician 4\t\nDistrict Superintendent 2\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 1 \t\nLillooet (Lillooet):\nEngineer 3 \t\nDistrict Superintendent 2\t\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\nNorth Okanagan (Vernon):\nEngineering Technician 4\t\nDistrict Superintendent 2\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nTwo Clerks 2 :\t\nSouth Okanagan (Kelowna):\nEngineer 4\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nSouth Cariboo (Williams Lake ):\nEngineering Technician 4\t\nDistrict Superintendent 2\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\nSalmon Arm (Salmon Arm) :\nEngineer 4\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 1\t\nSimilkameen (Penticton):\nEngineer 4\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\t\n9,900\n5,580\n4,296\n3,492\n12,360\n8,880\n9,480\n7,620\n7,410\n\"\"67786\n7,020\n7,524\n9,060\n\"\"57580\n4,296\n6,840\n2,880\n7,920\n5,580\n4,296\n3,564\n8,280\n\"57580\n8,592\n9,900\n5,580\n4,296\n3,708\n9,060\n~5;580\n3,996\n3,144\n9,900\n5,580\n3,492\n\"\"\"27946\n9,900\n5,580\n4,296\n HIGHWAYS\nJ 95\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n3,672\n2,580\n7,440\n5,340\n4,116\n3,384\n9,420\n5,124\n3,096\n2,964\n11,820\n10,140\n10,140\n8,700\n6,960\n6,720\n3,672\n6,558\n9,420\n5,340\n8,232\n3,168\n8,340\n4,704\n2,832\n3,960\n8,340\n5,340\n4,116\n2,964\n8,340\n5,340\n3,528\n3,240\n8,340\n5,340\n3,672\n2,964\n9,420\n5,340\n4,116\n2,580\nVote 154\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nDistrict Offices\u2014Continued\nRegion Two\u2014Kamloops\u2014Continued\nSimilkameen (Penticton)\u2014Continued\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nYale (Merritt):\nEngineering Technician 4\nDistrict Superintendent 2\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk 1\nRevelstoke (Revelstoke):\nEngineer 4\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk-Stenographer 1\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nRegion Three\u2014Nelson\nRegional Highway Engineer\t\nRegional Construction Engineer.\nRegional Maintenance Engineer .\nMechanical Superintendent 5\t\nRight-of-way Agent 4\t\nRight-of-way Agent 3 \t\nChief Clerk .\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2.\nNelson-Creston (Nelson):\nEngineer 4 \t\nSenior Clerk\t\nTwo Clerks 2\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nColumbia (Golden):\nEngineering Technician 4\nDistrict Superintendent 2 .\nSenior Clerk\nClerk-Stenographer 1\nClerk 2\nCranbrook (Cranbrook):\nEngineering Technician 4\nDistrict Superintendent 2 _\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nKaslo-Slocan (New Denver):\nEngineering Technician 4 .\nDistrict Superintendent 2 .\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2 .\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nRossland-Trail (Rossland):\nEngineering Technician 4 .\nDistrict Superintendent 2\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nGrand Forks-Greenwood (Grand Forks):\nEngineer 4.\nSenior Clerk\nClerk 2\t\n3,852\n2,760\n8,490\nClerk-Typist 1\n5,580\n4,296\n3,348\n9,900\n5,580\n2,880\n3,144\n12,600\n10,740\n10,740\n9,480\n7,920\n\"\"77626\n3,996\n6,732\n9,900\n5,580\n8,592\n2,880\n9,060\n------\n2,880\n4,296\n9,060\n\"\"57580\n4,296\n3,276\n9,060\n\"\"57580\n3,852\n3,564\n9,060\n3,564\n3,144\n9,900\n5,580\n4,296\n2,760\n J 96\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n7,620\n4,116\n11,820\n10,140\n10,140\n9,420\n8,700\n6,720\n6,720\n3,672\n3,384\n8,340\n5,340\n5,928\n3,312\n7,260\n5,340\n3,672\n3,096\n8,340\n5,340\n2,964\n7,800\n5,340\n3,672\n9,240\n4,560\n3,672\n9,060\n5,340\n4,116\n8,160\n6,960\n5,340\n4,116\n2,640\nVote 154\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nFernie (Fernie):\nEngineer 4.\nEngineer 3\nClerk 2 ....\nDistrict Offices\u2014Continued\nRegion Three\u2014Nelson\u2014Continued\nRegion Four\u2014Prince George\nRegional Highway Engineer\t\nRegional Construction Engineer\nRegional Maintenance Engineer .\nEngineer 5\t\nEngineer 4\nMechanical Superintendent 5\nRight-of-way Agent 4 \t\nRight-of-way Agent 3 \t\nChief Clerk\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nFort George (Prince George):\nEngineering Technician 4\t\nDistrict Superintendent 2\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nTwo Clerks 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nNorth Cariboo (Quesnel):\nEngineering Technician 4\nDistrict Superintendent\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 1 \t\nOmineca East (Vanderhoof) :\nEngineering Technician 4 _\nDistrict Superintendent 2 .\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nClerk 1 \t\nOmineca West (Burns Lake):\nEngineering Technician 4 ...\nDistrict Superintendent 2\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2 \t\nSouth Peace River (Pouce Coupe):\nEngineering Technician 4\t\nEngineer 4.\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nNorth Peace River (Fort St. John):\nEngineering Technician 5 \t\nDistrict Superintendent 3 \t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2 \t\nPrince Rupert (Prince Rupert):\nTwo Engineering Technicians 4 .\nDistrict Superintendent 2 \t\nDistrict Superintendent 1\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\t\n8,490\nClerk-Typist 1\n4,296\n12,600\n10,740\n10,530\n10,740\n\"7792O\n7,560\n\"\"67366\n3,420\n3,708\n9,060\n5,580\n6,288\n3,636\n8,280\n5;580\n4,296\n2,880\n9,060\n5J580\n3,348\n8,800\n4,452\n3,564\n9,060\n\"\"47926\n3,852\n9,900\n4>764\n4,296\n17,550\n4,764\n4,296\n2,700\n HIGHWAYS\nJ 97\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n7,260\n5,340\n3,528\n3,168\n100,000\n6,180\n(285)    1,803,274\n165,000\n150,000\n25,000\n5,000\n2,500\n70,000\n6,000\n17,000\n2,500\nVote 154\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nDistrict Offices\u2014Continued\n2,246,274\n(141)      737,188\n19,935,012\n20,672,200\n5,625,000\n47,165,000\nRegion Four\u2014Prince George\u2014Continued\nSkeena East (Smithers):\nEngineering Technician 4\nDistrict Superintendent 2\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk 2\n7,920\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nTemporary assistance\nSpecial living allowance\n5,580\n3,636\n3,012\n100,000\n6,180\nOffice expense\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202   Travelling expense\n004    \t\n007\n013\n016\n021\n029\n030\nOffice furniture and equipment\nAdvertising\nPrinting and publications __..\nEquipment and machinery ...\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\n(285)  1,916,034\n170,000\n160,000\n25,000\n5,000\n2,500\n70,000\n6,000\n17,000\n2,500\nTotal of Vote 154.\nVote 155\nROADS, BRIDGES, FERRIES, WHARVES,\nAND TUNNELS\nMaintenance and operation, repairs, snow and ice removal:\nCode No.\n-     Salaries  (156)  873,484\nf 031    Expenses, including seasonal, steady daily- ]\ni rate, and casual employees !\u2022 26,126,516\n[032    Snow removal and ice control  J\nTotal of Vote 155.\nVote 156\nTRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY\nCAPITAL CONSTRUCTION\nCode No.\n040    Capital construction \t\nVote 157\nROADS, BRIDGES, AND FERRIES\nCAPITAL CONSTRUCTION\nCode No.\n030    (a) General highways\u2014capital construction (Code 15701)\n030 (b) Bridges, ferry-landings, marine ways\n\u2014capital construction (Code 15702)\n030 (c) Hard surfacing-\u2014capital construction\n(Code 15703) \t\nTotal of Vote 157\t\n52,000,000\n2,374,034\n27,000,000\n10,000,000\n52,000,000\n ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nCEDinrE                                    Fiscal Year Ending\nMlKVlUfc                                       March 31, 1967\nVote 158\nHYDRO-DEVELOPMENT HIGHWAYS\nCAPITAL CONSTRUCTION\nCode No.\n030    Capital construction                               10,000,000\n401    Less B.C.  Hydro  and  Power  Authority\ncontribution                                    9,999,990\nTotal of Vote 158\t\n10\nVote 159\nHIGHWAYS WITHIN MUNICIPAL LIMITS\nCode No.\n019    (a)  Local highways (Code 15901)           150,000\n019    (b) Arterial highways in cities with population in excess of 30,000  (Code\n15902)           500,000\n150,000\n500,000\n650,000\nTotal of Vote 159\t\n650,000\n__ \t\nVote 160\nCode No.\n030    Vehicle Damage Claims    .     ... ..    .   ...\t\n35,000\n35,000\nVote 161\nHIGHWAY SIGNS, SIGNALS, TRAFFIC\nCONTROL, FTC.\nCode No.\n     Salaries and wages            16,740\n030    Expenses          533,260\n15,996\n500,000\n515,996\nTotal of Vote 161 ....   .  ..  ...\n550,000\nVote 162\nGRANTS AND SUBSIDIES\nCode No.\n019    Grants to engineering societies             3,775\n019    Grants toward pumping charges, sundry\ndyking commissions and districts             14,000\n2,500\n14,000\n16,500\nTotal of Vote 162              _\n17,775\nVote 163\nPURCHASE OF NEW EQUIPMENT\nCode No.\n016   Equipment and machinery        .     .      7   3,000,000\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories )\n2,250,000\n$79,215,390\nTotal of Vote 163\nTotal, Department of Highways\n3,000,000\n$95,667,679\n INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, TRADE, AND COMMERCE                J 99\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nctjtj \\\/r^T3                                 Fiscal Year Ending\nJ>fcKVlCfc                                       March 31, 1967\n$17,500\n5,076\nDEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT,\nTRADE, AND COMMERCE\nVote 164\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister                  $ 17,500\nSecretary                5,580\n(2)        22,576\n1,000\n7,000\n450\n(2)  23,080\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense                                1,000\n202    Travelling expense    _.                     7,000\n004    Office furniture and equipment                       450\n31,026\nTotal of Vote 164                                       $31,530\nVote 165\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\n(8)\n(2)\n17,000\n10,140\n8,700\n6,720\n4,560\n9,408\n2,640\n59,168\n900\n6,000\n250\n1,000\n1,000\n68,318\n11,400\n9,060\n8,700\n10,464\n4,560\n4,116\n3,744\n3,030\n3,384\n1,500\n(10)\n59,958\nDeputy Minister\t\nDirector, Data Processing Centre  (all departments)\t\nAdministrative Officer 3 \t\nPublic Information Officer 1 ..\nClerk-Stenographer 5\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\nTwo Clerks 3\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nClerk-Stenographer 1 .\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n013\n030\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nPrinting and publications\nMapping, draughting, and contingencies..\nTotal of Vote 165\t\n18,000\n12,600\n9,060\n7,260\n-----\n9,840\n3,210\n2,640\n(9) 67,530\n900\n6,000\n250\n1,000\n1,000\nVote 166\nAGENT-GENERAL'S OFFICE AND BRITISH\nCOLUMBIA HOUSE, LONDON, ENGLAND\n(a) Agent-General's Office (Code 16601)\nSalaries:\nAgent-General\t\nDeputy Agent-General _.\nAdministrative Officer 3\nTwo Senior Clerks\t\nClerk 3 \t\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nClerk 1 \t\nTemporary assistance\n12,600\n9,480\n9,060\n11,160\n4,920\n4,296\n4,068\n3,276\n2,946\n1,500\n76,680\n(10)  63,306\n J 100\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(2)\n(5)\n(3)\n(2)\n6,000\n12,500\n1,760\n7,000\n7,500\n3,000\n97,718\n2,832\n2,772\n4,980\n2,520\n700\n13,804\n6,000\n6,000\n3,000\n5,600\n7,700\n2,400\n3,800\n48,304\n146,022\n11,820\n10,140\n18,840\n8,700\n22,890\n11,778\n15,540\n6,720\n5,340\n18,228\n7,344\n2,964\n4,260\nVote 166\nAGENT-GENERAL'S OFFICE AND BRITISH COLUMBIA HOUSE,\nLONDON, ENGLAND\u2014Continued\n(a) Agent-General's Office\u2014Continued\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  6,500\n205    Representation allowance  12,500\n003 Industrial and trade promotion..- 1,760\n202   Travelling expense  7,000\n007 Advertising, subscriptions to publications, etc.   7,500\n031 Expenses\u2014immigration service... 3,000\n101,566\n(b) British Columbia House\n(Code 16602)\nSalaries:\nEngineer-Chauffeur        3,144\nChief Engineer        3,276\nTwo Engineers      5,760\nNight watchman        2,880\nTemporary assistance          700\n(5) 15,760\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n006    Heat, light, power, and water  6,000\n020   Cleaning and janitors' supplies\u2014 8,000\n030 Incidentals and contingencies  3,500\n031 Maintenance    6,500\n032 Ground rent   7,700\n033 Rates and taxes  2,500\n034 Insurance  3,800\n035 Renovations     3,000\n56,760\nTotal of Vote 166 .\n158,326\nVote 167\nBUREAU OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS\n(a) Bureau of Economics and Statistics (Code 16701)\nSalaries:\nDirector   \t\nEconomist 4       12,600\nAssistant Director\nEconomist 3\nTwo Research Officers 5\nTwo Economists 2\t\nResearch Officer 4\n  11,160\n777777! \"267640\n  9,060\nThree Research Officers 3  24,300\nTwo Research Officers 2   \t\nSix Research Officers 1   33,492\nChief Clerk     \t\n  7,560\n  10,104\n  18,354\n  3,708\n  2,880\n  4,452\nAdministrative Officer 1\nTwo Senior Clerks\t\nFour Clerks 3\t\nClerk 2\t\nClerk 1\nClerk-Stenographer 4\n INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, TRADE, AND COMMERCE\nJ 101\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\n(1)\n(2)\n(11)\n3,096\n2,700\n3,528\n5,604\n2,520\n(29)       162,012\n2,900\n5,000\n850\n14,875\n700\n186,337\n50,000\n236,337\n9,060\n14,520\n13,440\n32,232\n4,704\n4,188\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n4,332\n34,656\n5,160\n4,260\n(28)  126,552\n4,000\n750\n1,000\n41,438\n247,000\n24,055\n100\n444,895\n444,895\nVote 167\nBUREAU OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS\u2014Continued\n(a) Bureau of Economics and Statistics\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2  6,702\nClerk-Stenographer 1     \t\nOffice Equipment Operator 2  3,708\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1   5,580\nTwo Junior Clerks  5,220\n(31)  179,520\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n013\n030\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment-\nPrinting and publications\t\nIncidentals and contingencies ....\n3,900\n5,500\n850\n16,500\n700\nCode No.\n030   Expenses\n(b) Industrial and Economic\nStudies (Code 16702)\n206,970\n50,000\nTotal of Vote 167 .\nVote 168\nDATA PROCESSING DIVISION\nSalaries:\nSupervisor Data Processing  9,480\nTwo Data Processing Operators 6  15,120\nSix Data Processing Operators 5   38,280\nSix Data Processing Operators 4  33,612\nData Processing Operator 3       \t\nData Processing Operator 2  5,448\nTwo Data Processing Operators 1  6,996\nKey-punch Supervisor  4,068\nTwelve Key-punch Operators   40,902\nTwo Key-punch Trainees  5,460\nClerk 2  3,636\nClerk-Stenographer 4  4,452\n(35)  167,454\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   4,000\n202   Travelling expense  1,000\n004   Office furniture and equipment  1,000\n015 Rental of tabulating-machines      \t\n016 Rental of data processing equipment  475,000\n024   Mechanical equipment supplies  35,625\n030   Incidentals and contingencies  100\nLess chargeable to Vote 210 \u2014 Scaling\nFund \t\nTotal of Vote 168\t\n684,179\n52,502\n256,970\n631,677\n296448-\n J 102\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n8,700\n3,672\n(2)\n12,372\n250\n2,600\n100\n25,000\n8,000\n20,000\n68,322\n9,220\n8,700\n4,560\n4,800\n(3)\n27,280\n5,000\n4,500\n800\n5,600\n6,000\n9,190\n1,000\n4,850\n64,220\n26,435\n37,785\n4,000\n55,000\n25,000\n15,000\n40,000\nVote 169\nINDUSTRIAL AND TRADE OFFICE\nSalaries:\nAdministrative Officer 3   9,060\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nClerk-Stenographer 2       \t\n(2)   13,200\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n019\n007\n014\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nGrants and contingencies \t\nAdvertising and displays \t\nRent (P.N.E. Building) \t\nTotal of Vote 169\t\n250\n2,600\n100\n25,000\n8,000\n20,000\nVote 170\nBRITISH COLUMBIA HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO\nSalaries:\nCommissioner of Trade and Tourism  10,420\nAdministrative Officer 3   9,060\nClerk-Stenographer 5   4,140\nClerk-Stenographer 3  3,564\nClerk-Stenographer 2  3,144\nTemporary assistance   4,800\n(5) 35,128\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  7,500\n202    Travelling expense  4,500\n004    Office furniture and equipment  800\n205   Representation allowance  7,392\n007   Advertising and displays   6,000\n014    Rent   9,190\n030 Incidentals and contingencies   1,000\n031 American exchange  5,800\n77,310\n701    Less chargeable to Vote 298 \u2014 California\nOffice  33,675\nTotal of Vote 170\t\nVote 171\nCode No.\n887   Temporary Assistance\nVote 172\nCode No.\n007   Advertising and Publicity\nVote 173\nCode No.\nTRADE PROMOTION\n007   British Columbia International 1967 Centennial Trade Fair  .\t\n030   Trade conferences and missions\t\n113,000\n18,000\nTotal of Vote 173\n69,150\n43,635\n5,000\n55,000\n131,000\n INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, TRADE, AND COMMERCE\nJ 103\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n10,000\n275,000\nVote 174\nCode No.\n007    Provincial Exhibitis, British Columbia Building\nVote 175\nCode No.\n019    Grant to British Columbia Research Council\t\n10,000\n$1,416,705\n  275,000\nTotal, Department of Industrial Development, Trade,\nand Commerce     $1,743,968\n  LABOUR\nJ  105\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(1)\n$3,744\n3,744\n400\n3,600\n7,744\n17,000\n12,240\n8,700\n8,700\n7,440\n7,260\n6,720\n13,680\n(13)\n79,638\n(7)\n35,484\n(8)\n33,558\n(1)\n5,280\n4,116\n4,800\n(5)\n19,512\n(14)\n48,816\n6,696\n(1)\n2,700\n2,700\n1,200\n(63)\n326,240\n11,500\n33,000\n1,000\n4,000\n3,000\n500\n379,240\n35,000\n344,240\nVote 176\nDEPARTMENT OF LABOUR\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister of Labour (paid as Minister of Education) \t\nSecretary (paid by Department of Education)\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n202    Travelling expense\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment.\nTotal of Vote 176\t\n$4,068\n(1) 4,068\n400\n3,600\nVote 177\nLABOUR STANDARDS BRANCH\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister of Labour  18,000\nAssistant Deputy Minister of Labour  13,140\nVice-Chairman, Board of Industrial Relations\nand Labour Relations Board   9,900\nChief Industrial Relations Officer  9,900\nAdministrative Officer 3  8,490\nAdministrative Officer 2   8,280\nDirector, Women's Bureau  6,300\nCompensation Counsellor   7,560\nTwo Industrial Relations Officers 4  15,480\nEight Industrial Relations Officers 3  57,060\nTen Industrial Relations Officers 2  60,000\nTwelve Industrial Relations Officers 1  63,996\nTwo Principal Clerks  10,932\nClerk 2   4,296\nDeputy Minister's Secretary  4,920\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 4   8,904\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 3  11,988\nFifteen Clerk-Stenographers 2  54,708\nTwo Clerks 1   7,128\nTwo Junior Clerks   5,892\nClerk-Typist 1        \t\nSpecial living allowance   1,200\n(68)  388,074\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  13,000\n202   Travelling expense ..  37,000\n004 Office furniture and equipment  2,000\n005 Allowances, Board members   5,000\n013    Printing and publications   3,000\n030   Incidentals and contingencies  500\n    Labour College of Canada grant  3,000\n451,574\n751    Less chargeable to Vote 179\u2014Apprenticeship Branch    40,000\nTotal of Vote 177   \t\n$8,068\n411,574\n J 106\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(4)\n(2)\n(8)\n7,260\n26,568\n13,920\n3,960\n51,708\n900\n4,300\n300\n57,208\n7,980\n6,960\n(8)\n6,720\n19,104\n39,306\n4,260\n(2)\n(2)\n6,570\n5,040\n5,664\n120\n(21)  101,724\n4,500\n13,500\n1,500\n1,000\n1,000\n6,000\n562,000\n984,000\n1,675,224\n8,700\n7,260\n8,340\n(6)\n(4)\n40,488\n23,664\n5,940\n7,848\nVote 178\nFACTORIES BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief Inspector  8,880\nFive Inspectors of Elevators  35,520\nThree Inspectors of Factories  20,400\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202    Travelling expense\t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 178 \t\n(10)  68,940\n1,300\n5,700\n745\nVote 179\nSalaries:\nDirector\nAPPRENTICESHIP AND INDUSTRIAL\nTRAINING BRANCH\nAssistant Director \t\nResearch Officer 4\t\nCo-ordinator of Examinations\t\nThree Apprenticeship Counsellors 2\nTen Apprenticeship Counsellors 1 .\u2014\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nClerk 2\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nClerk-Stenographer 1 \t\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1\t\nSpecial living allowance \t\n9,480\n7,560\n7,920\n7,020\n20,340\n52,506\n4,608\n4,452\n4,218\n9,774\n2,880\n6,156\n120\nExpenses:\nCode No\n001 _ ...\n202 Travelling expense\n004        \"\n005\nOffice expense\n007\n008\n031\n032\n033\n034\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nAllowances, Provincial Apprenticeship\nCommittee\nAllowances, Administrative Officers .\nAllowances, Examining Boards\t\nApprentice training\t\nPre-apprentice training\t\nTradesmen upgrading \t\nTraining in industry\t\n(26)  137,034\n6,000\n13,500\n3,000\n1,000\n750\n7,500\n1,250,000\n1,295,000\n19,500\n250,000\nTotal of Vote 179\nVote 180\nLABOUR RELATIONS BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief Executive Officer\t\nRegistrar and Secretary\t\nChief Conciliation Officer\t\nConciliation Officer 4\nSeven Conciliation Officers 3\nTwo Conciliation Officers 2 _\nTwo Research Officers 2\t\nPrincipal Clerk\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\n9,900\n9,270\n9,480\n8,280\n51,000\n12,600\n12,600\n6,300\n8,280\n76,685\n2,983,284\n LABOUR\nJ 107\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(3)\n9,864\n6,480\n5,664\n(23)  124,248\n7,000\n18,000\n900\n8,800\n15,000\n5,000\n178,948\n10,500\n500\n$2,274,364\nVote 180\nLABOUR RELATIONS BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nFour Clerk-Stenographers 2\nTwo Clerks 1\t\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1\n13,236\n7,128\n6,288\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n005\n033\n034\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment.\nAllowances, Board members\t\nBoards of Conciliation\t\nResearch \t\n(26)  154,362\n9,000\n15,000\n1,700\n9,800\n15,000\nTotal of Vote 180\nVote 181\nCode No.\n030   Government Grants to Increase Workmen's Compensation Pensions\t\nVote 182\nCode No.\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories\nVote 183\nCode No.\n887   Temporary Assistance\nTotal, Department of Labour\n204,862\n2,500,000\n13,500\n500\n6,198,473\n  LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ  109\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(2)\n(15)\n$17,500\n5,814\n23,314\n750\n4,500\n28,564\n18,000\n12,240\n7,980\n5,940\n9,408\n3,528\n15,726\n4,560\n4,260\n3,960\n5,466\n91,068\n5,500\n2,500\n850\n2,300\n1,000\n103,218\n1,500\n8,700\n5,940\n5,340\n18,744\n11,022\n3,384\n3,960\nDEPARTMENT OF LANDS, FORESTS,\nAND WATER RESOURCES\nVote 184\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister of Lands, Forests, and Water Resources        $17,500\nSecretary  6,300\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense\nTotal of Vote 184.\n(2) 23,800\n750\n5,000\nLANDS SERVICE\nVote 185\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister of Lands\t\nAssistant Deputy Minister of Lands\t\nPersonnel Officer 3 \t\nPersonnel Officer 2\t\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nTwo Clerks 3 \t\nClerk 2\t\n19,000\n13,140\n9,060\nFive Clerks 1 \t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\nClerk-Stenographer 5\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nTemporary assistance\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n013\n030\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nPrinting and publications .\nIncidentals and contingencies\nTotal of Vote 185\t\n6,300\n9,840\n3,852\n16,632\n4,920\n4,764\n_____\n5,826\n(15) 97,474\n5,000\n3,000\n1,000\n2,300\n1,000\nVote 186\nCode No.\n019\nGrant to British Columbia Natural Resources Conference \t\nVote 187\nACCOUNTING DIVISION\nSalaries:\nAdministrative Officer 3 \t\nPrincipal Clerk \t\nSenior Clerk\t\nFour Clerks 3\t\nThree Clerks 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\n9,060\n6,300\n5,580\n19,680\n12,000\n2,880\n4,140\n$29,550\n109,774\n3,500\n J 110\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(15)\n6,408\n2,520\n1,000\n67,018\n2,800\n200\n200\n70,218\n(1) 5,340\n300\n250\n5,890\n2,500\n11,400\n10,140\n8,700\n6,960\n7,260\n23,760\n(8)\n40,410\n(5)\n21,900\n7,344\n(6)\n18,492\n7,704\n15,946\n2,640\n14,848\n(38)\n197,504\n5,000\n1,500\n700\nVote 187\nLANDS SERVICE\u2014Continued\nACCOUNTING DIVISION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2 .\nJunior Clerk\nTemporary assistance\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n7,056\n2,580\n1,000\n(15) 70,276\n202   Travelling expense\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 187\t\n2,800\n200\n500\nVote 188\nSalaries:\nSenior Clerk\t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 188\t\nLAND SETTLEMENT BOARD\n      (1)  5,580\n300\n300\nVote 189\nCode No.\n030   Investigation of Doukhobor Lands\nLANDS BRANCH\nVote 190\nLAND ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent of Lands \t\nAssistant Superintendent of Lands \t\nAdministrative Officer 3 \t\nAdministrative Officer 2\t\nAdministrative Officer 1 \t\nFour Principal Clerks \t\nSeven Senior Clerks \t\nSix Clerks 3 \t\nTwo Clerks 2 \t\nFive Clerks 1 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 2 \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nJunior Clerk\t\nTemporary assistance \t\n(3~8)~\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202    Travelling expense\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\t\n12,120\n11,160\n9,060\n7,560\n7,560\n25,200\n38,028\n27,258\n7,776\n15,480\n8,208\n17,025\n2,760\n2,580\n16,000\n207,775\n5,000\n2,900\n1,265\n73,776\n6,180\n2,500\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ  111\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(4)\n(16)\n2,300\n6,000\n500\n213,504\n100,000\n9,780\n9,060\n33,360\n121,023\n4,980\nVote 190\nLANDS SERVICE\u2014Continued\nLANDS BRANCH\u2014Continued\nContinued\nLAND ADMINISTRATION\nContinued\nExpenses-\nCode No.\n007 Advertising and publicity\n013 Printing and publications\n033    Land-sales commissions .\n2,400\n6,000\n200\nTotal of Vote 190\nVote 191\nCode No.\n040   Pre-servicing Crown Lands for Sale or Lease\n66,672\n(1)\n3,744\n(2)\n6,840\n3,168\n2,280\n33,900\n(39)\n294,807\n3,600\n51,000\n4,850\n2,745\n24,600\n1,400\n383,002\n13,080\n10,980\n4,260\n(3)\n28,320\n400\n2,000\n200\n30,920\nVote 192\nLAND INSPECTION DIVISION\nSalaries:\nChief Land Inspector\t\nAssistant Chief Land Inspector \t\nSeven Land Inspectors 3\t\nFourteen Land Inspectors 2\t\nLand Inspector 1 \t\nTwelve Deputy Land Inspectors 1 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nClerk-Typist 2 \t\nSpecial living allowance \t\nTemporary assistance \t\n(39)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Travelling expense \t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\t\n016    Equipment and machinery \t\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories \t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies\t\nTotal of Vote 192\t\n10,320\n9,480\n60,900\n108,900\n\"\"687916\n7,704\n3,852\n3,492\n3,900\n33,900\n311,364\n5,100\n52,400\n1,850\n4,700\n4,600\nVote 193\nSURVEYS AND MAPPING BRANCH\nADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nSurveyor-General and Director of Surveys and\nMapping \t\nAssistant Director of Surveys and Mapping\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\t\n14,220\n11,640\n4,452\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\n030   Incidentals and contingencies ...\n(3) 30,312\n400\n2,000\n300\n500\nTotal of Vote 193\n225,540\n200,000\n380,014\n33,512\n J  112\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(18)\n(4)\n(2)\n2,500\n500\n3,000\n10,140\n9,420\n80,460\n6,720\n29,214\n29,700\n5,940\n5,556\n91,260\n4,560\n18,150\n4,908\n11,352\n4,560\n5,664\n7,788\n3,672\n3,384\n2,766\n5,406\n2,700\n(61)      343,320\n2,100\n780\n1,940\n1,000\n2,500\n4,200\n38,000\n80,000\n6,000\n22,000\n15,000\n516,840\n33,000\n483,840\nVote 194\nLANDS SERVICE\u2014Continued\nSURVEYS AND MAPPING BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSPECIAL COMMITMENTS\nCode No.\n027    B.C.-Yukon-Northwest Territories Boundary\u2014printing of final report\t\n031    Alberta-B.C. Boundary \u2014 inspection and\nmaintenance \t\nTotal of Vote 194\t\n1,000\nVote 195\nLEGAL SURVEYS DIVISION\nSalaries:\nChief, Legal Surveys Division\t\nSupervising Surveyor\t\nNine Surveyors 2\t\nTechnician 2 (Draughting) \t\nChief Clerk\t\nFive Field Survey Assistants 4 \t\nSix Technicians 1 (Surveying) \t\nFive Draughtsmen 4\t\nMapping Assistant 4\t\n10,740\n9,900\n84,120\n7,260\nSupervisor, Reproduction Laboratory\nFourteen Draughtsmen 3\t\nMapping Assistant 3\nThree Field Survey Assistants 3\nPhotographer 1\nThree Draughtsmen 2\nPhotostat Operator\t\nSix Draughtsmen 1 __.\nTwo Clerks 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 .\nClerk-Typist 2 \t\nDarkroom Assistant \u2014\nTwo Blueprinter's Assistants 1\nTemporary assistance \t\n37,200\n31,500\n6,300\n5,820\n78,360\n4,842\n14,136\n5,112\n12,473\n4,764\n17,418\n7,560\n3,996\n3,144\n3,012\n5,700\n2,760\n(61)  356,117\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense\t\n202 Travelling expense\t\n004 Office furniture and equipment\t\n007 Advertising and publicity\t\n016 Equipment and machinery  \t\n021 Maintenance and operation of equipment\n024 Blueprint and photostat supplies \t\n027 Field surveys\t\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories\t\n031 Provision of survey-posts\t\n032 Restoration surveys \t\n751    Less chargeable to Department of Highways \t\n2,100\n780\n640\n1,000\n10,650\n4.200\n38,000\n80,000\n6,000\n25,000\n15,000\n539,487\n33,000\nTotal of Vote 195 .\n1,000\n506,487\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ  113\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n10,140\n7,980\n7,620\n6,720\n6,720\n6,456\n5,940\n54,132\n21,576\n7,932\n4,116\n3,960\n10,513\n(25)       153,805\n1,500\n1,400\n650\n2,200\n11,500\n5,000\n1,000\n177,055\n10,140\n9,420\n62,700\n7,260\n(5)\n6,720\n6,456\n29,700\n6,192\n11,880\n49,788\n55,020\n4,908\n3,600\n3,888\n3,672\n7,920\n(43)  279,264\n1,000\n700\n425\n14,000\n10,000\nLANDS SERVICE\u2014Continued\nSURVEYS AND MAPPING BRANCH\u2014 Continued\nVote 196\nGEOGRAPHIC DIVISION\nSalaries:\nChief, Geographic Division   10,740\nResearch Officer 3   8,280\nTechnician 3  (Surveying)    8,280\nTechnician 2 (Mapping)   7,260\nSupervisor, Map Distribution  7,020\nTechnician 1  (Draughting)   6,780\nAssistant Supervisor, Trigonometric Control  6,300\nTen Draughtsmen 3   56,664\nFour Mapping Assistants 3   22,224\nMapping Assistant 2   4,140\nTwo Draughtsmen 2   \t\nDraughtsman 1   2,820\nClerk 2   4,296\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nTemporary assistance  9,378\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n(25) 158,322\n001\n202\n004\n029\n032\n033\n034\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nMap printing \t\nMap purchases\t\nMap distribution \t\n1,500\n1,400\n575\n11,750\n7,500\n1,000\nTotal of Vote 196\nVote 197\nTOPOGRAPHIC DIVISION\nSalaries:\nChief, Topographic Division \t\nSupervising Surveyor \t\nSeven Surveyors 2 \t\nPilot-Mechanic \t\nTechnician 2 (Draughting) \t\nTechnician 2 (Mapping) \t\nSupervisor, Map Production\t\nMapping Assistant 5 \t\n10,740\n9,900\n64,800\n7,560\n7,260\n7,260\nFour Technicians 1 (Surveying)\nRadio Technician 2\t\nTwo Mapping Assistants 4 \t\nNine Draughtsmen 3 \t\nTen Mapping Assistants 3 \t\nStockman 5\nTwo Field Assistants 3\nField Assistant 2 \t\nMapping Assistant 2 \u2014\nClerk-Stenographer 2 .\nTemporary assistance ..\nExpenses:\nCode No\n001\n202\n004\n016\n021\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nEquipment and machinery\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\n26,280\n6,540\n12,600\n52,380\n56,472\n5,340\n8,604\n3,708\n7! 37852\n8,280\n(43) 291,576\n1,000\n800\n980\n20,000\n12,300\n182,047\n J 114\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(2)\n(3)\n(8)\n(12)\n(3)\n(2)\n(1)\n1,200\n75,000\n5,000\n2,000\n388,589\n10,140\n9,060\n7,260\n12,912\n13,416\n13,920\n6,720\n17,820\n17,820\n6,372\n42,348\n61,752\n11,412\n10,032\n5,556\n18,336\n10,402\n5,280\n2,580\n2,832\n3,672\n6,796\n(54)      296,438\n800\n800\n800\n5000\n500\n17,600\n2,790\n30,200\n22,000\n376,928\n100,000\n276,928\nVote 197\nLANDS SERVICE\u2014Continued\nSURVEYS AND MAPPING BRANCH\u2014Continued\nTOPOGRAPHIC DIVISION\u2014Continued\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n024\n027\n029\n031\nMapping materials ...\nField operations\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nProcessing materials \t\nTotal of Vote 197\t\n1,200\n170,000\n8,000\n2,000\nVote 198\nAIR DIVISION\nSalaries:\nChief, Air Division  \t\nAssistant Chief, Air Division\t\nSupervisor, Air Operations \t\nThree Air Survey Detachment Chiefs\t\nTwo Air Survey Pilots\nTwo Supervisors, Map Production .\nTwo Technicians 2 (Mapping)\nSupervisor, Air Surveys Photographic Laboratory \t\nTwo Draughtsmen 4    \t\nThree Mapping Assistants 4  \t\nAircraft Mechanic 2 \t\nSeven Draughtsmen 3 \t\nThirteen Mapping Assistants 3 \t\nTwo Instrument-makers \t\nTwo Air Survey Technicians\nSupervisor Assistant, Photographic Laboratory-\nFour Air Survey Photographic Technicians\t\nMapping Assistant 2\t\nDraughtsman 2   \t\nThree Draughtsmen 1 \u2014 \t\nTwo Mapping Assistants 1 \t\nClerk 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nTemporary assistance \t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n016\n018\n021\n024\n027\n031\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nEquipment and machinery\t\nAir Photo Library\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nMapping material\t\nField operations \t\nProcessing laboratory\t\n10,740\n9,900\n\"267826\n13,320\n14,520\n7,020\n12,600\n18,900\n6,720\n39,324\n70,251\n11,940\n11,520\n5,820\n19.440\n4,068\n3,624\n8,400\n5,460\n3,708\n3,996\n15,460\n(54)  317,551\n800\n800\n660\n13,500\n400\n9,150\n2,790\n96,000\n26,525\nLess-\n468,176\nChargeable to Vote 209\u2014Forest\nSurveys   100,000\nChargeable to Vote 34\u2014Agricultural Rehabilitation and Development Act     40,000\nTotal of Vote 198\n140,000\n507,856\n328,176\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ 115\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\n9,060\n6,420\n5,400\n3,444\n6,492\n4,548\n4,860\n21,900\n4,584\n12,708\n7,272\n6,864\n19,836\n61,824\n30,604\n(32)      205,816\n3,400\n2,200\n500\n96,000\n2,100\n2,000\n88,900\n7,000\n16,000\n55,000\n10,000\n488,916\n277,235\n128,920\n7,500\n413,655\n75,251\n488,906\n10\n$2,268,738\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nLANDS SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 199\nUNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT LANDS ADMINISTRATION\n(R.S.B.C. 1960, CHAP. 396, SEC. 3)\nSalaries:\nAdministrative Officer  \t\nProject Engineer    \t\nSenior Clerk    \t\nACT\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nForeman  \t\nGardener \t\nSub-Foreman \t\nFive Labourers 2 .\nTruck-driver   .\nThree Labourers 1\nFire Chief\nAssistant Fire Chief\t\nThree Captains \t\nEleven Firemen\t\nHoliday Relief Firemen\ntance \t\nand temporary assis-\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n006\n015\n016\n020\n021\n031\n028\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nHeat, light, power, and water ..\nEquipment rental\nEquipment and machinery\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nSuperannuation contributions and P.S.M.P.\nAcquisition or construction of new buildings and works .\n032   Planning and survey\nLess\u2014\n...    Estimated revenue   316,315\n...    Chargeable to Vote 101, Department of Education   130,588\nRecoverable from University of\nBritish Columbia\t\n7,500\n454,403\nExcess of disbursements over\nreceipts carried to Fund   \t\nExcess of receipts over disbursements carried to Fund     13,113\nTotal of Vote 199\n9,480\n6,420\n5,580\n3,348\n6,672\n4,980\n5,040\n22,800\n4,740\n13,140\n7,440\n7,020\n20,340\n63,360\n27,040\n(32) 207,400\n3,400\n1,700\n500\n105,000\n2,200\n2,000\n70,600\n5,000\n18,000\n15,500\n10,000\n441,300\n441,290\n10\nSub-total, Lands Service    $2,589,922\n J 116\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(5)\n(14)\n(7)\n(1)\n(2)\n$18,000\n13,920\n25,320\n156,615\n54,900\n10,140\n141,600\n(1)\n10,140\n10,140\n(16)\n136,590\n(3)\n28,260\n(99)\n771,876\n(4)\n34,800\n(7)\n55,500\n(1)\n5,688\n(1)\n9,060\n(3)\n18,765\n45,282\n10,980\n40,200\n36,960\n16,320\n8,700\n7,980\n7,980\n6,840\n8,340\n7,620\n50,500\n5,448\n7,260\n7,260\n241,065\n(130)\n817,344\n(38)\n200,544\n4,482\n7,440\n5,596\n9,420\n7,260\n49,380\n12,648\n5,280\n7,620\n13,920\n6,192\n6,960\n12,912\n6,456\n12,384\nDEPARTMENT OF LANDS, FORESTS, AND\nWATER RESOURCES\u2014Continued\nFOREST SERVICE\nVote 200\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION, PROTECTION AND\nMANAGEMENT OF FORESTS\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister of Forests  $19,000\nChief Forester   14,490\nTwo Assistant Chief Foresters   27,090\nFourteen Foresters 7   176,400\nEight Foresters 6  91,680\nSolicitor 5   12,120\nFifteen Foresters 5   159,840\nForest Protection Officer 5   11,640\nSeven Forest Protection Officers 4  73,920\nDirector of Grazing  10,740\nEleven Foresters 4  108,900\nForest Protection Officer 3   \t\nOne hundred and three Foresters 3  859,380\nEight Forest Protection Officers 2  71,550\nForest Protection Officer 1   \t\nForester 1   \t\nTwo District Forest Agrologists 2  18,960\nTwo District Forest Agrologists 1   17,400\nSix Forest Agrologists 2  45,480\nEngineer 6  11,640\nFour Engineers 5    42,960\nFour Engineers 4  39,180\nTwo Engineers 3   17,340\nSuperintendent of Construction   9,060\nRadio Superintendent  8,280\nDirector of Public Information  8,700\nSuperintendent,  Forest Service Maintenance\nDepot   7,740\nEquipment Superintendent, Forest Service   8,700\nMechanical Superintendent 3   7,920\nEight Mechanical Superintendents 2  57,420\nNursery Superintendent  5,940\nAssistant Radio Superintendent  7,560\nAssistant Superintendent of Construction  7,920\nThirty-three Technical Forest Officers 4   258,520\nOne hundred and thirty-live Technical Forest\nOfficers 3 \u201e     895,980\nThirty-six Technical Forest Officers 2  196,896\nTechnical Forest Officer 1  \t\nPersonnel Officer 4  8,490\nPersonnel Officer 1   5,226\nAdministrative Officer 4   9,900\nAudit Accountant 3   7,560\nTwo Administrative Officers 2  15,840\nSix Administrative Officers 1   43,680\nTwo Public Information Officers 1   13,560\nPublic Information Assistant  5,340\nThree Engineering Technicians 4  24,900\nEngineering Technicians 3   \t\nEngineering Technician 2  7,260\nRight-of-way Agent  7,260\nTwo Mechanical Superintendents 1  13,560\nYard Foreman, Forest Service Maintenance\nDepot   6,780\nTwo Foremen, Forest Service Maintenance\nDepot   13,080\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ  117\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(4)\n(9)\n(12)\n(5)\n(6)\n(10)\n(23)\n(45)\n(31)\n(3)\n(20)\n(13)\n(5)\n5,628\n5,580\n20,928\n20,928\n10,200\n9,336\n15,804\n19,632\n5,796\n5,340\n6,456\n49,005\n64,732\n66,942\n2,766\n2,832\n3,240\n6,960\n6,192\n5,340\n26,484\n10,572\n10,320\n81,276\n4,980\n24,840\n12,780\n2,460\n34,242\n57,882\n120,054\n203,424\n121,434\n72,972\n9,840\n4,560\n12,708\n73,998\n88,896\n1,548\n43,074\n13,344\n4,200\n4,068\n1,884\n4,224\n3,468\n3,096\n3,672\n24,960\n980,092\nFOREST SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 200\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION, PROTECTION AND\nMANAGEMENT OF FORESTS\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nShipwright Foreman, Forest Service Maintenance Depot \t\nCarpenter Foreman, Forest Service Maintenance\nDepot \t\nFour Shipwrights, Forest Service Maintenance\nDepot \t\nFour Marine Mechanics, Forest Service Maintenance Depot  .  \t\nTwo Senior Mechanics,  Forest Service Maintenance Depot _ \t\nTwo   Mechanics,   Forest  Service  Maintenance\nDepot  \t\nThree Stockmen 6 \t\nFive Stockmen 5 \t\nPhotographer 3 \t\nPhotographer 2 \t\nTechnician  1 \t\nTen Draughtsmen 4\t\nEleven Draughtsmen 3 \t\nFifteen Draughtsmen 2\t\nDraughtsman 1   \t\nMapping Assistant 2 \t\nMapping Assistant 1 \t\nTechnician 2 \t\nData Processing Operator 5\nData Processing Operator 4\nFour Audit Accountants 2 ..\nTwo Launch Captains and Engineers\nTwo Launch Captains\nFourteen Radio Technicians 2\nRadio Technician 1 \t\nSix Radio Operators 2\t\nThree Stockmen 3 \t\nStockman 1 __\nFive Chief Clerks \t\nFourteen Principal Clerks\nTwenty Senior Clerks \t\nForty-four Clerks 3 \t\nThirty Clerks 2 \t\nTwenty-five Clerks 1 _\nFour Junior Clerks\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\t\nClerk-Stenographer 5 \t\nSeven Clerk-Stenographers 4 \t\nFifteen Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nTwenty-eight Clerk-Stenographers 2\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 1 \t\nFourteen Clerk-Typists 2 \t\nFour Clerk-Typists 1 \t\nBuilding Service Worker 4 ...\nBuilding Service Worker 3\nTwo Building Service Workers 2\t\nDriver, Forest Service Maintenance Depot\t\nWatchman, Forest Service Maintenance Depot.\nSwitchboard Operator 2 \t\nOffice Equipment Operator 3 \t\nSpecial living allowance\t\nTemporary assistance \t\n5,880\n5,940\n21,840\n21,840\n10,680\n10,080\n16,740\n26,472\n6,060\n5,580\n6,780\n62,280\n62,700\n68,382\n3,078\n3,144\n3,420\n7,260\n6,780\n6,060\n27,960\n10,980\n10,680\n90,780\n5,460\n31,860\n12,828\n2,520\n34,740\n84,960\n108,834\n209,968\n123,528\n76,878\n10,560\n4,920\n4,764\n28,560\n59,414\n97,890\n5,640\n49,608\n11,232\n4,560\n4,380\n8,160\n4,440\n3,840\n3,012\n3,996\n27,250\n1,114,835\n(756)   5,590,876\n(762) 6,132,815\n J 118\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n157,000\n425,075\n61,200\n56,800\n48,000\n30,000\n897,850\n273,665\n141,665\n347,529\n600,310\n671,000\n264,800\n65,700\n40,000\n2,238,441\n1,400\n85,000\n25,000\n12,021,311\n14,256\n6,192\n8,700\n29,148\n11,992,163\n450\n5,400\n8,100\n2,900\n24,000\n13,000\n15,300\n1,000\n497,400\n10,000\n20,000\n597,550\nFOREST SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 200\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION, PROTECTION AND\nMANAGEMENT OF FORESTS\u2014Continued\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   175,000\n202   Travelling expense  462,400\n004    Office furniture and equipment   49,200\n006 Heat, light, power, and water  66,600\n007 Gazette and press legal notices  48,000\n009    Clothing and uniforms   30,000\n015 Equipment rental (aircraft)   900,000\n016 Equipment and machinery  293,000\n017 Purchase and maintenance of radio equip\nment   154,000\n020 Maintenance of buildings and grounds ... 356,029\n021 Maintenance and operation of equipment\u2014 605,000\n028 Acquisition or construction of buildings\nand works      640,000\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories  282,100\n030 Incidentals and contingencies   65,700\n031 Repair and construction of launches, etc. 40,000\n032 Seasonal staff\u2014wages and expenses  2,926,050\n035    Working plans and wood-lots       \t\n038    Slash and snag disposal  85,000\n041    Insect and disease control  166,500\n13,477,394\n.... Chargeable to Vote 212\u2014Grazing Range Improvement Fund    14,880\n....   Chargeable to Vote 214\u2014Peace\nRiver Timber Salvage      20,052\n.... Chargeable to Vote 93\u2014Technical and Vocational Training      8,490\n43,422\nTotal of Vote 200\nVote 201\nREFORESTATION\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Travelling expense\n016\n020\n021\n028\nAND FOREST NURSERY\n1,300\n5,400\n8,100\n2,900\n30,000\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nAcquisition or construction of buildings\nand works \t\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories \t\n630   Incidentals and contingencies\t\n031 Forest nurseries and planting _..r\t\n032 Plantation improvements\t\n033 Regeneration surveys\t\n15,000\n15,300\n1,000\n750,000\n10,000\n20,000\nTotal of Vote 201\n13,433,972\n859,000\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ 119\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n900\n2,000\n2,300\n1,500\n500\n3,500\n10,000\n8,600\n52,852\n82,152\n3,600\n10,000\n26,500\n16,708\n1,200\n100\n2,200\n250\n60,558\n58,000\n1,400\n5,500\n4,000\n7,800\n900\n1,150\n2,200\n1,000\n4,000\n85,950\n1,500\n84,450\nFOREST SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 202\nFORESTRY AND CORRECTION CAMP\nPROGRAMME\nCode No.\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories  3,000\n031    Projects  5,000\n033    Stand treatment survey  5,000\nTotal of Vote 202\nVote 203\nCode No.\n001\n202\n006\n010\n016\n020\n021\n029\n031\nFOREST RESEARCH\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nHeat, light, power, and water\nProvisions and catering\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds.\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nProjects\t\nTotal of Vote 203\t\n900\n2,000\n2,300\n1,500\n500\n3,500\n10,000\n8,600\n55,423\nVote 204\nPUBLIC INFORMATION AND EDUCATION\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202    Travelling expense \t\n007    Advertising and publicity\t\n013    Printing and publications\t\n016    Equipment and machinery\t\n020 Maintenance of buildings and grounds..\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories\t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies\t\n3,600\n10,500\n26,500\n16,708\n1,200\n100\n2,200\n250\nTotal of Vote 204 .\nVote 205\nFOREST SERVICE TRAINING-SCHOOL\nCode No.\n887    Students   and   seasonal   staff   (including\nspecial living allowance) \t\nOffice expense\n001\n202\n006\n010\n011\n016\n020\n021\n028\nTravelling expense\t\nHeat, light, power, and water\nProvisions and catering\t\nLaundry and dry-goods\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds .__\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nAcquisition or construction of buildings\nand works\t\n029   Motor-vehicles and accessories\nLess chargeable to Vote 93 \u2014 Technical\nand Vocational Training\t\nTotal of Vote 205\t\n69,390\n1,650\n6,000\n4,000\n8,800\n1,000\n3,150\n2,200\n1,250\n63,000\n160,440\n33,210\n13,000\n84,723\n61,058\n127,230\n J 120\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31. 1967\n17,500\n6,000\n55,400\n8,500\n3,100\n12,700\n55,200\n2,561,597\n153,500\n3,700\n7,600\n110,000\n2,977,297\n316,336\n100,596\n110,000\n2,450,365\n1,400,000\n23,392\n100,000\n737,572\n31,950\n1,000\n10,000\n903,914\n9,420\n8,700\n152,100\n426,096\n11,880\n11,880\n5,340\n9,408\n40,560\nFOREST SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 206\nCode No.\n019    Grant to Canadian Forestry Association\nVote 207\nENGINEERING SERVICES AND FOREST\nDEVELOPMENT ROADS\nCode No.\n001    Office expense     15,000\n202    Travelling expense  75,400\n006    Heat, light, power, and water  8,500\n016    Equipment and machinery   17,050\n020 Maintenance of buildings and grounds  23,700\n021 Maintenance and operation of equipment 64,600\n026 Forest-development roads  3,500,000\n027 Engineering surveys    199,000\n028 Acquisition or construction of buildings\nand works  28,400\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories  48,600\n030 Incidentals and contingencies   7,600\n031 Projects for other agencies  110,000\nLess\u2014\n...    Chargeable to Silviculture \t\n._    Chargeable to Peace River Timber Salvage\n\u2014    Chargeable to other votes\t\nTotal of Vote 207\t\n4,097,850\nVote 208\nCode No.\n030   Fire Suppression\nVote 209\nFOREST SURVEYS\nCode No.\n016    Equipment and machinery\t\nAir base mapping\t\nField survey expenses\n026\n027\n029\n030\n031\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nIncidentals and contingencies ..\nInventory of special sale area _\nTotal of Vote 209\n110,000\n15,548\n100,000\n819,500\n26,550\n1,000\n10,000\nVote 210\nSCALING FUND\n^PlifirTGS\"\nSuperintendent of Scalers, Coast Region  9,900\nAssistant Superintendent of Scaling  9,060\nTwenty-one Technical Forest Officers 4  157,260\nSixty-six Technical Forest Officers 3   447,480\nTwo Scalers 1   12,600\nTwo Principal Clerks  12,600\nSenior Clerk   5,580\nTwo Clerks 3     9,840\nTen Clerks 2    41,556\n17,500\n3,987,850\n1,688,000\n972,598\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ  121\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(4)\n10,152\n2,964\n4,560\n4,116\n6,720\n9,408\n6,696\n4,404\n12,672\n1,440\n529,238\n(122)   1,267,754\n120,000\n260,000\n1,647,754\n1,647,744\n10\n5,200\n47,000\n1,000\n57,500\n7,250\n36,500\n50,000\n14,300\n574,392\n765,000\n1,558,142\nFOREST SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 210\nSCALING FUND\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nThree Clerks 1  9,918\nClerk-Stenographer 2   3,420\nSupervisor of Billing-machines   4,764\nOffice Equipment Operator 3   3,924\nData Processing Operator 5  7,020\nTwo Data Processing Operators 2  9,840\nTwo Office Equipment Operators 2       \t\nKey-punch Supervisor  4,764\nSix Key-punch Operators  21,264\nSpecial living allowance   1,440\nTemporary assistance   617,756\n(122) 1,389,986\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    General expense    175,000\n202    Travelling expense  350,000\n401    Less scaling fees\t\nTotal of Vote 210 .\n1,914,986\n1,914,976\nVote 211\n2,000\n1,000\n2,000\n14,256\n60,244\n500\n202\n016\n021\n026\n031\n032\n80,000\n4,500\n75,500\nCode No.\n001\n202\n006\n016\n020\n021\n029\n030\n031\n032\nSILVICULTURE\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nHeat, light, power, and water \t\nEquipment and machinery\t\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nIncidentals and contingencies \t\nProjects  \t\nStand treatment\t\n20,000\n750\n43,550\n1,750\n\"~4a666\n7,000\n338,000\n815,000\nTotal of Vote 211\nVote 212\nGRAZING RANGE IMPROVEMENT FUND\nCode No.\nTravelling expense\nEquipment and machinery \t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nRefund to Vote 200\u2014Salaries \t\nRange-improvement projects \t\nSeed for logged grazing leases\t\n2,000\n1,000\n2,000\n14,880\n59,620\n500\nExcess of disbursements over statutory appropriation carried to Fund\t\n80,000\n10,000\nTotal of Vote 212 (statutory, Grazing Act, R.S.B.C.\n1960, sec. 13) \t\n10\n1,266,050\n70,000\n J 122\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nFOREST SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 213\nCode No.\n10,000\n031    Peace River Community Pastures .\nVote 21\nCode No.\n888\n6,192\n35,724\n887\n1,200\n001\n6,500\n202\n1,800\n006\n42,050\n015\n5,400\n016\n1,200\n020\n7,500\n021\n028\n5,100\n1,250,000\n031\n1,362,666\n411\n1,362,656\n10\n$19,232,314\n14\nPEACE RIVER POWER TIMBER SALVAGE\nSalary charge-back (General Administration, Vote 200)   20,052\nSalaries   23,880\nOffice expense   1,200\nTravelling expense   6,500\nHeat, light, power, and water  1,800\nEquipment rental (aircraft)   42,050\nEquipment and machinery   5,400\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds  1,200\nMaintenance and operation of equipment 7,500\nAcquisition and construction of buildings\nand works   5,100\nPond-clearing   3,700,000\n411    Less chargeable to B.C. Hydro and Power\nAuthority  \t\nTotal of Vote 214\t\n3,814,682\n3,814,672\n10,000\n10\nTotal, Forest Service .\n$22,591,001\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ  123\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(4)\n(5)\n(12)\n(2)\n(4)\n$17,000\n10,770\n4,560\n2,832\n(4)        35,162\n500\n3,500\n2,200\n41,362\n13,080\n10,770\n10,140\n10,560\n38,400\n37,500\n86,540\n8,340\n5,940\n20,640\n6,456\n5,940\n22,224\n8,868\n10,686\n7,980\n6,720\n6,720\n11,424\n4,560\n13,008\n14,330\n6,150\n4,920\n19,034\n16,356\n3,600\n6,384\n(71)      417,270\n8,400\n29,600\n4,975\nDEPARTMENT OF LANDS, FORESTS, AND\nWATER RESOURCES\u2014Continued\nWATER RESOURCES SERVICE\nVote 215\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister of Water Resources          $18,000\nAssistant Deputy Minister of Water Resources . 11,640\nDeputy Minister's Secretary  4,920\nClerk  1     3,144\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n013\n(4)  37,704\nOffice expense\nTravelling expense\nPrinting and publications\nTotal of Vote 215 \t\n1,500\n3,700\n1,500\nVote 216\nWATER RIGHTS BRANCH\nSalaries:\nComptroller of Water Rights \t\nDeputy Comptroller of Water Rights \t\nSolicitor 4\t\nEngineer 6 \t\nFive Engineers 5 \t\nFour Engineers 4 \t\nThirteen Engineers 3 \t\nTechnician 5 (Engineering) \t\nTechnician 4 (Engineering) \t\nTechnician 2 (Engineering) \t\nTechnician 1 (Engineering) \t\nFour Engineering Assistants \t\nTechnician 1  (Draughting) \t\nDraughtsman 5 \t\nDraughtsman 4 _ \t\nFour Draughtsmen 3 \t\nThree Draughtsmen 2 \t\nThree Draughtsmen 1 \t\nAdministrative Officer 2 \t\nAudit Accountant 2 \t\nChief Clerk .....   \t\nTwo Principal Clerks \t\nSenior Clerk \t\nThree Clerks 3 \t\nFour Clerks 2 \t\nTwo Clerks 1\nTwo Junior Clerks \t\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 3\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 2\nClerk-Typist 2 \t\nTemporary assistance \t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office\n202   Travelling expense\n004    Office furniture and equipment\nexpense\n13,140\n11,400\n... ______\n50,760\n38,580\n99,060\n... _____\n... _____\n22,332\n6,780\nZ 67300\n23,280\n13,140\n8,718\n8,280\n7,020\n7,020\n12,600\n4,920\n13,902\n15,264\n6,510\n5,160\n20,484\n17,472\n3,852\n5,800\n(71) 448,774\n8,500\n31,000\n4,800\n$44,404\n J 124\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(3)\n(3)\n1,400\n4,600\n1,600\n400\n5,400\n1,000\n474,645\n11,820\n9,420\n5,340\n3,312\n(4)        29,892\n2,000\n3,500\n35,392\n91,000\n25,000\n13,000\n5,000\n18,000\n12,660\n10,980\n10,770\n28,620\n28,260\nVote 216\nWATER RESOURCES SERVICE\u2014Continued\nWATER RIGHTS BRANCH\u2014Continued\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n013\n015\n016\n021\n029\n030\nPrinting and publications\nEquipment rental\nEquipment and machinery \t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nTotal of Vote 216 \t\n5,400\n5,500\n1,600\n400\n6,400\n1,000\nVote 217\nSalaries:\nInspector of Dykes\nEngineer 4\nINSPECTOR OF DYKES\nSenior Clerk\t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\n12,600\n9,900\n5,580\n3,636\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense\n(4)  31,716\n2,000\n4,000\nTotal of Vote 217 (transfer from Department of Agriculture) \t\nVote 218\nCode No.\n043    River-bank Protection (transfer from Department of\nAgriculture) \t\nVote 219\nCode No.\n040    Assistance to Improvement Districts\nVote 220\nCANADIAN COUNCIL OF RESOURCE\nMINISTERS\nCode No.\n030 British Columbia contribution to Council\nand special studies  29,000\n031 Economic studies      \t\nTotal of Vote 220\nVote 221\nWATER INVESTIGATIONS BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief Engineer\t\nAssistant Chief Engineer\nEngineer 6\nSeven Engineers 5\nSeven Engineers 4\n13,680\n11,640\n10,320\n68,880\n64,440\n513,374\n37,716\n103,000\n25,000\n29,000\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ  125\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(10)\n(4)\n(2)\n(1)\n81,810\n10,140\n15,240\n24,390\n11,136\n4,404\n3,960\n6,456\n11,880\n5,124\n8,004\n3,744\n2,460\n2,520\n1,350\n(39)      283,908\n8,400\n15,000\n4,640\n5,200\n1,700\n15,400\n1,000\n335,248\n220,000\n35,000\n175,000\n430,000\n175,000\n255,000\n100,000\n1,900,000\nWATER RESOURCES SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 221\nWATER INVESTIGATIONS BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nEleven Engineers 3   92,460\nMeteorologist 2  \t\nHydrologist 5   10,740\nTwo Technicians 3 (Engineering)   16,560\nThree Technicians 2 (Engineering)   18,180\nSix Technicians 1 (Engineering)   37,560\nThree Engineering Assistants  16,992\nTwo Field Survey Assistants 3  9,216\nField Survey Assistants 2  3,852\nTechnician 1 (Draughting)   6,780\nTwo Draughtsmen 4  12,600\nDraughtsman 3  5,580\nTwo Draughtsmen 2  8,448\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,068\nClerk-Typist 1  2,760\nJunior Clerk  2,580\nTemporary assistance  1,440\n(55) 418,776\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   11,140\n202    Travelling expense   21,660\n004    Office furniture and equipment  18,430\n016    Equipment and machinery   21,600\n021    Maintenance and operation of equipment 2,500\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories   26,700\n030 Incidentals and contingencies  1,000\nTotal of Vote 221 \t\nVote 222\nWATER INVESTIGATIONS, HYDRAULIC\nSURVEYS, AND PROJECTS\nWater investigations and hydraulic surveys\t\nErosion, stream-clearing, and water construction\nprojects \t\nARDA and other projects \t\nLess chargeable to Vote 34 (ARDA projects)\nTotal of Vote 222 \t\n440,000\n35,000\n220,000\n695,000\n95,000\nVote 223\nCode No.\n020    Okanagan Flood Control\nVote 224\nCode No.\n031    Canada-British Columbia Joint Development Act.\n521,806\n600,000\n100,000\n5,000,000\n J 126\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\n50,000\n40,000\n90,000\n5,800\n4,260\n5,556\n5,304\n32,796\n4,908\n4,452\n4,260\n4,524\n\"247378\n(15)\n96,238\n1,150\n400\n11,250\n300\n2,500\n10,400\n28,340\n1,900\n152,478\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nWATER RESOURCES SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 225\nB.C. HYDROMETRIC STREAM-GAUGING\nCode No.\n030 Stream-gauging     50,000\nHydrologic decade studies       \t\n031 Water-quality network    20,000\nTotal of Vote 225\nVote 226\nSOUTHERN OKANAGAN LANDS PROJECT\nSalaries:\nProject Supervisor    6,180\nClerk 3 \u2014   4,608\nForeman     5,820\nAssistant Foreman   \t\nSeven Ditch Riders     34,560\nHeavy Duty Mechanic     5,160\nBridgeman  1     _\t\nStockman 4     4,608\nTractor Operator 2     4,740\nEngineering Aide 3 __   5,112\nSundry employees   29,620\n(14)   100,408\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001 Office expense   1,150\n202 Travelling expense   400\n006 Heat, light, power, and water  17,000\n007 Advertising and publicity   300\n015 Equipment rental   2,500\n016 Equipment and machinery  10,400\n020   Maintenance and operation of irrigation\nsystem     28,000\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories         \t\n031    Payment to Southern  Okanagan Lands\nIrrigation District  14,571\nTotal of Vote 226\t\nVote 227\nPOLLUTION CONTROL\nSalaries:\nEngineer 7   12,600\nThree Engineers 4  26,880\nEngineer 3     8,100\nTechnician 3   6,780\nTechnician 2   6,060\nDraughtsman 2  4,452\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n016\n029\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nEquipment and machinery \t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\n(9) 69,012\n1,600\n6,000\n5,000\n2,000\n9,600\n70,000\n174,729\n LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES\nJ 127\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nWATER RESOURCES SERVICE\u2014Continued\nVote 227\nPOLLUTION CONTROL\u2014Continued\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n030   Incidentals and contingencies  500\n032   Laboratory   sampling,   water-quality   surveys, and consultant services\t\n5,000\n25,000\nTotal of Vote 227\n98,712\n$3,543,125\nSub-total, Water Resources Service\n$7,317,741\n$25,044,177\nTotal,   Department  of  Lands,   Forests,   and  Water\nResources   $32,498,664\n  MINES AND PETROLEUM RESOURCES\nJ 129\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(2)\n(7)\n(3)\n(1)\n(2)\nDEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM\nRESOURCES\nVote 228\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\n$17,500\nMinister of Mines and Petroleum Resources __.\nAdministrative Officer 1    \t\n$17,500\n6,300\n5,076\nSecretary \t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense     __\nTotal of Vote 228    .\n5,580\n(2)\n22,576\n500\n4,000\n(3)  29,380\n700\n4,500\n27,076\n17,000\n10,980\n8,700\n7,980\n7,110\n12,912\n6,324\n5,940\n4,908\n5,232\n4,632\n13,224\n4,560\n12,636\n18,300\n8,166\n7,488\n2,700\n5,646\n2,460\n(33)       166,898\n24,500\n3,500\n8,000\n15,000\n15,000\n232,898\n12,660\n10,560\n70,980\n25,740\n7,260\n15,240\nVote 229\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION-\nTITLES AND ACCOUNTS\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister of Mines and Petroleum Resources \t\nChief Gold Commissioner and Chief Commissioner, Petroleum and Natural Gas\t\nAdministrative Officer 3\t\nAdministrative Officer 2\t\nAdministrative Officer 1\t\nTwo Chief Clerks\t\nAudit Accountant 2\t\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nDraughtsman 3\t\nDraughtsman 2 \t\nThree Clerks 3\nClerk-Stenographer 5\t\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 4\nFive Clerks 2\t\nThree Draughtsmen 1\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\nClerk-Stenographer 1 \t\nFour Clerk-Typists 1 \t\nJunior Clerk\t\n18,000\n11,640\n9,060\n8,280\n7,560\n13,560\n6,900\n\"\"57346\n5,700\n5,016\n13,902\n4,920\n13,356\n19,488\n8,970\n7,992\n3,276\n10,980\n2,580\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n007\n029\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment \t\nLegal advertising, Crown reserve sales\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\n(34)  176,520\n27,500\n4,000\n11,000\n25,000\n15,000\nTotal of Vote 229\nVote 230\nMINERALOGICAL BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief, Mineralogical Branch\t\nSenior Geologist\t\nEight Geologists 5 \t\nTwo Geologists 4\t\nTwo Geologists 3\t\nGeologist 1 \t\n13,680\n11,640\n85,500\n17,760\n15,300\n7,920\n$34,580\n259,020\n J  130\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n5,556\n4,980\n8,232\n3,456\n(20)      164,664\n22,000\n4,500\n40,000\n231,164\n10,560\n7,980\n13,680\n4,704\n3,960\n3,912\n3,168\n(8)\n47,964\n1,000\n5,900\n54,864\n11,820\n10,980\n(3)\n30,420\n(5)\n49,620\n(4)\n29,520\n8,340\n24,954\n3,960\n6,702\n2,460\n180\n(23)\n178,956\n12,000\n41,500\n232,456\nVote 230\nMINERALOGICAL BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nDraughtsman 3\t\nLapidary\t\nTwo Clerks 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\n5,820\n5,160\n8,592\n3,780\n(20) 175,152\nExpenses\nCode No.\n013\n018\n027\nPrinting and publications\nLaboratory and library ...\nField expense \t\n22,000\n4,500\n40,000\nTotal of Vote 230 .\nVote 231\nANALYTICAL AND ASSAY BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief Analyst and Assayer\nAnalyst 3\nTwo Analysts 2.\nAssayer\nLaboratory Technician 3\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nCrusherman\nLaboratory Technician 2..\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n202   Travelling expense\t\n024    Scientific and technical supplies and equipment \t\nTotal of Vote 231 \t\n11,160\n8,280\n14,520\n5,112\n4,296\n4,140\n4,140\n(8) 51,648\n1,000\n5,900\nVote 232\nINSPECTION BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief Inspector of Mines  12,600\nDeputy Chief Inspector of Mines  11,640\nFour Senior Inspectors of Mines  42,960\nFour Engineers 5  42,120\nFive Engineers 3  39,750\nInspector, Silicosis Control  9,060\nFour Instructors, Mine Rescue and First Aid  26,520\nClerk-Stenographer 3  4,140\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2   6,930\nClerk-Stenographer 1  2,880\nSpecial living allowance  300\n(24)  198,900\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n024    Apparatus and supplies   12,000\n027    Inspection and field expense  48,000\nTotal of Vote 232\t\n241,652\n58,548\n258,900\n MINES AND PETROLEUM RESOURCES\nJ 131\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n(3)\n(1)\n(1)\n(2)\n(4)\n11,400\n19,920\n19,200\n18,840\n9,060\n24,360\n12,384\n7,620\n23,580\n10,152\n5,940\n3,960\n4,116\n6,984\n7,344\n3,888\n7,536\n2,964\n11,466\n2,520\n2,880\n(36)  216,114\n5,000\n32,500\n12,500\n2,000\n1,500\n800\n270,414\n500\n9,500\n12,000\n22,000\n325,000\n3,000,000\nVote 233\nPETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief, Petroleum and Natural Gas Branch\t\nEngineer 6 \t\nEngineer 5 \t\nTwo Geologists 5\nTwo Engineers 4 .\nGeologist 4\t\nTwo Engineers 3 _\nTwo Geologists 3\nTwo Engineers 2 .\nTwo Geologists 2\nFour Technicians :\nTwo Technicians\nPrincipal Clerk __.\nClerk 3 \t\nTwo Draughtsmen\nClerk 2\t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\t\nBuilding Service Worker 3\t\nTwo Building Service Workers 2\nClerk-Typist 2\t\nTwo Clerks 1 \t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nSpecial living allowance\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n12,600\n11,160\n10,320\n20,430\n19,800\n9,900\n16,800\n17,340\n13,320\n13,080\n26,880\n11,160\n6,300\n4,140\n8,448\n3,708\n7,704\n4,200\n8,160\n3,276\n6,354\n2,640\n2,880\n(36)  240,600\n016    Field equipment\t\n027    Field expense \t\n031 Stratigraphic  laboratory  supplies  and\nequipment \t\n032 Conservation  Committee  and  Right  of\nEntry and Arbitration Board\t\n033 Peace River field office (Charlie Lake)\t\n034 Laboratory analysis\t\nTotal of Vote 233 \t\n11,000\n30,000\n13,500\n2,000\n1,500\n1,000\nVote 234\nGRANTS AND SUBSIDIES\nCode No.\n019    Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy\n019\n019\nMine-rescue and first-aid work\nGrants to Chambers of Mines _\n500\n9,500\n12,500\nTotal of Vote 234\nVote 235\nCode No.\n019    Grants in Aid of Mining Roads and Trails\nVote 236\nCONSTRUCTION OF MINING-ROADS\nCode No.\n026    Construction expenditure \t\n299,600\n22,500\n500,000\n2,750,000\n J 132                               ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nVote 237\nCode No.\n40,000\n019    Grub-staking Prospectors           _ _      ___     \t\n           40,000\nVote 238\nCode No.\n4,000\n019    Interprovincial Committee on Mining\t\nVote 239\n4,000\nCode No.\n7,500\n030    Incidentals and Contingencies \t\nVote 240\n7,500\nCode No.\n60,000\n030   Special Mineral Surveys                             \t\n100,000\nVote 241\nCode No.\n200,000\n019   Iron Bounty Act (R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap. 200)\nVote 242\n          300,000\nCode No.\n14,000\n887   Temporary Assistance          _ _        _ _\n            25,000\nTotal, Department of Mines and Petroleum Res\n$4,721,372\nources    $4,901,300\n MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS\nJ  133\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(3)\n(ID\n$17,500\n6,456\n5,940\n500\n30,396\n1,000\n6,000\n500\n37,896\n17,000\n11,820\n7,980\n4,560\n3.852\n2,500\n7,980\n5,829\n3,852\n3,000\n8,700\n5,814\n5,829\n5,664\n3,312\n3,000\n9,780\n38,580\n7,800\n62,292\n11,268\n2,700\n3,744\n12,300\nDEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS\nVote 243\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister          $ 17,500\nAdministrative Officer 2  7,020\nSecretary   6,300\nTemporary assistance   1,000\n(3)  31,820\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   1,300\n202   Travelling expense  6,000\n004   Office furniture and equipment  700\nTotal of Vote 243\t\nVote 244\nSalaries:\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nExecutive\nDeputy Minister\t\nAssistant Deputy Minister\nResearch Officer 3\t\nAdministrative Officer 1\t\nClerk-Stenographer 5\nClerk-Stenographer to Deputy Minister\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\t\nTemporary assistance \t\nMunicipal Division\nDirector  ,\t\nAdministrative Officer 2\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nChief Clerk \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nTemporary assistance\t\nFinance and Statistics Division\nDirector \t\nAdministrative Officer 3 \t\nAudit Accountant 2\t\nAudit Accountant 4\t\nPrincipal Clerk \t\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nTemporary assistance \t\nPlanning Division\n18,000\n13,140\n8,280\n6,300\n4,920\n\"\"4,215\n2,500'\n8,280\n57940\n5,820\n3.780\n3,000\n9,060\n6,540\n6,300\n5,904\n3,426\n3,000\nDirector \t\nFive Planning Officers\t\nEight Planning Officers\t\nChief Building Inspector\t\nNine Building Inspectors\t\nTwo Engineering Assistants 2\nEngineering Assistant\t\nEngineering Technician 3\t\nDraughtsman 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nTemporary assistance \t\n(35)      249,156\n10,740\n7 63742~6\n8,490\n56,580\n7        \" 6,060\n6,780\n3,012\n4,068\n12,300\n(38)  289,849\n$39,820\n J 134\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n6,300\nVote 244\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\u2014Co\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\nntinued\n6,500\n26,000\n2,000\n500\n5,000\n23,100\n202    Travelling expense\t\n1,500\n500\n4,000\n5,000\n004    Office furniture and equipment   ___\n007   Advertising in Gazette\t\n013    Printing and publications  \t\n029 Motor-vehicle    \t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies\t\n2,200\n700\n291,756\nTotal of Vote 244     ___.   _____\n330,549\nVote 245\nCode No.\n019    Grants and Subsidies\n75,000\n200,000\nVote 246\nWinter Works Incentive Programme  _\n1,750,000\n1,750,000\nTotal, Department of Municipal Affairs\t\n$2,154,652\n$2,320,369\n PROVINCIAL SECRETARY\nJ 135\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFisoal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(4)\n(9)\n(4)\n(5)\n(11)\n(22)\n$17,500\n5,940\n8,520\n3,888\n200\n36,048\n940\n3,600\n100\n40,688\n17,000\n6,960\n6,456\n4,560\n7,716\n3,312\n2,700\n2,580\n1,000\n52,284\n3,500\n3,800\n500\n60,084\n5,940\n4,116\n14,668\n16,056\n29,424\n70,204\n1,800\n200\n700\n1,670\nDEPARTMENT OF THE  PROVINCIAL SECRETARY\nVote 247\nPROVINCIAL SECRETARY\nSalaries:\nProvincial Secretary\nSecretary\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nAdministrative Officer 3\nClerk-Stenographer 3\t\nTemporary assistance \t\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 247\t\n$17,500\n6,300\n9,060\n4,140\n200\n(4)  37,200\n940\n3,600\n100\nVote 248\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Provincial Secretary  18,000\nAdministrative Officer 2  7,560\nChief Clerk  7,020\nClerk-Stenographer 5  4,920\nTwo Clerks 2  8,220\nClerk-Stenographer 3   3,780\nClerk-Stenographer 2   3,144\nJunior Clerk   2,880\nTemporary assistance   1,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 248\t\n(9) 56,524\n4,000\n4,200\n500\nVote 249\nCENTRAL MICROFILM BUREAU\nSalaries:\nPrincipal Clerk  6,300\nClerk 3  4,140\nClerk 2 -  3,564\nFive Microfilm Operators 2  18,972\nFour Microfilm Operators 1   13,680\nTen Junior Clerks  26,484\n(22)  73,140\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n016\nOffice expense\nTravelling expense\nOffice furniture and equipment\nEquipment and machinery\t\n1,800\n200\n725\n5,400\n$41,840\n65,224\n J 136\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\nPROVINCIAL SECRETARY\u2014Co\nVote 249\nCENTRAL MICROFILM BUREAU\u2014C\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n021    Maintenance and operation of equipment\n024    Film supplies  \t\nntinued\nontinued\n1,000\n11,000\n9,000\n85,574\nTotal of Vote 249\t\n91,265\nVote 250\nPOSTAL BRANCH\nSalaries:\nChief Postal Clerk _ _                                 \t\n6,720\n5,340\n29,448\n8,688\n500\n7,020\nPostal Clerk 3\t\n5,580\nSix Postal Clerks 2   __  ___                 \t\n30,792\n(2)\nThree Truck-drivers\n13,580\nTemporary assistance _       ;             .     _\n500\n(10).\n50,696\n300\n495,000\n5,000\n1,700\n3,000\n555,696\n(11)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n003    Postage ____                    \t\n57,472\n300\n525,000\n016    Equipment and machinery    -     _ _    _ _ _\n5,000\n021    Maintenance and operation of equipment\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories\t\nTotal of Vote 250  \t\n1,700\n3,000\n592,472\nVote 251\nPROVINCIAL LIBRARY\nSalaries:\nProvincial Librarian and Archivist   _   _ _\n10,980\n8,700\n15,240\n13,920\n11,346\n4,704\n3,768\n4,260\n7,716\n14,358\n11,640\nAssistant Provincial Librarian         _   _ __\n9,060\nTwo Librarians 4                            __       _ _. .\n15,840\nTwo Librarians 3         ..                    ...__..\n14,520\nTwo Librarians 2                               \t\n12,840\nLibrarian 1             \t\nAttendant \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4    \t\nTwo riprks 2\n4,920\n4,080\n4,452\n8,220\n(5)\nFour Clerks 1 .._  \t\n12,456\nClerk-Typist 1        \t\nTwo Junior Clerks                         ....\n2,946\n4,920\n600\n5,160\nTemporary assistance  ...   \t\n(20)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  \t\n202   Travelling expense\n004   Office furniture and equipment\t\n1,600\n(20)\n100,512\n3,800\n700\n720\n17,500\n107,734\n3,800\n700\n2,000\n018    Books, bindings, and periodicals \t\nTotal of Vote 251          \u2014     \t\n18,500\n123,232\n$132,734\nVote 252\nPROVINCIAL ARCHIVES\nSalaries:\nArchivist (paid as Provincial Librarian)   \t\n8,340\n5,340\nAssistant Provincial Archivist           _\n8,700\nLibrarian 2\t\n5,820\n PROVINCIAL SECRETARY\nJ  137\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n6,960\n10,818\n3,672\n8,076\n6,282\n2,700\n2,200\n(11)        54,388\n2,000\n500\n1,000\n9,000\n2,000\n3,000\n71,888\n9,780\n8,340\n23,220\n11,880\n17,016\n9,720\n4,260\n11,316\n3,960\n7,056\n6,636\n9,390\n5,292\n10,092\n1,900\n3,500\n(30)      143,358\n7,000\n7,000\n1,200\n300\n3,200\n42,000\n2,000\n\"\"57666\n6,000\n217,058\nPROVINCIAL SECRETARY\u2014Continued\nVote 252\nPROVINCIAL ARCHIVES\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nArchivist 3 \t\nTwo Archivists 2 _\nManuscript Clerk\nTwo Clerks 2\t\nTwo Clerks 1 .\t\nDarkroom Assistant .\nTemporary assistance .\n6,960\n11,880\n3,852\n8,592\n6,774\n3,078\n2,200\n(11)  57,856\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n018\n020\n031\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nBooks, bindings, and periodicals\nUpkeep of Helmcken House\t\nCollecting historical data\t\n2,500\n500\n1,500\n9,000\n2,000\n3,000\nTotal of Vote 252\nVote 253\nPUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent  10,320\nRegional Supervisor   8,700\nThree Branch Librarians  22,980\nTwo Librarians 3   12,120\nThree Librarians 2  18,060\nTwo Librarians 1   10,224\nClerk-Stenographer 4    4,452\nThree Clerks 2  12,140\nClerk-Stenographer 3  4,140\nStockman 2  3,996\nBookmobile Operator  4,140\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2 .  7,053\nThree Clerks 1   9,522\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1   5,520\nFour Junior Clerks  11,292\nSpecial living allowance  1,900\nTemporary assistance  3,500\n(30)   150,059\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n011\n013\n018\n022\n029\n031\n032\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment ...\nLaundry and dry-goods\nPrinting and publications \t\nBooks, bindings, and periodicals .\nTransportation\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nExtension services \t\nFreight and express\t\n8,000\n7,400\n1,500\n400\n3,200\n60,000\n2,000\n3,000\n5,500\n6,000\nTotal of Vote 253\n$76,356\n247,059\n J 138\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n265,000\n10,140\n9,060\n8,700\n~ 16,020\n4,260\n14,700\n2,700\n5,100\n9,816\n12,048\n4,224\n3,030\n520,000\n(99)  619,798\n8,000\n1,500\n45,000\n35,000\n850,000\n500\n1,559,798\n1,559,788\n10\n9,420\n5,940\n4,560\n500\n(3)   20,420\n3,500\n500\n100\n25,000\n49,520\nPROVINCIAL SECRETARY\u2014Continued\nVote 254\nCode No.\n019   Library and Library Association Grants\nVote 255\nQUEEN'S PRINTER\nSalaries:\nQueen's Printer and Comptroller of Stationery 10,740\nDeputy Queen's Printer   9,480\nAdministrative Officer 3         ._\nAdministrative Officer 1   7,410\nThree Senior Clerks   16,740\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,452\nFour Clerks 2   _ 15,708\nClerk 1   2,700\nMachinist    5,340\nTwo Stockmen 5   10,680\nThree Stockmen 3     12,228\nDriver     4,440\nClerk-Typist 2   3,348\nSundry employees   535,600\n(99) 638,866\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   8,000\n202    Travelling expense   1,500\n016    New machinery and equipment  100,000\n021    Maintenance and repairs   35,000\n024    Printing-paper and stationery  1,500,000\n030    Incidentals and contingencies   500\n2,283,866\n     Less chargeable to Queen's Printer Operating account   2,283,856\nTotal of Vote 255\t\nVote 256\nGOVERNMENT HOUSE\nSalaries:\nSecretary   9,900\nComptroller    6,540\nClerk-Stenographer 5     4,764\nTemporary assistance _   1,500\n(3)  22,704\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  \t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\n031    General expenses \t\n3,500\n500\n25,000\nTotal of Vote 256\n275,000\n10\n51,704\n PROVINCIAL SECRETARY\nJ  139\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(1)\n6,720\n650\n3,250\n100\n150\n15,000\nVote 257\nSalaries:\nDirector\nExpenses:\nCode No.\nPROVINCIAL SECRETARY\u2014Continued\nINDIAN ADVISORY ACT\n      (1) 7,020\n001    Office expense \t\n202    Travelling expense \t\n004    Office furniture and equipment \t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies\t\n031 Community   development   projects\nhandicrafts   \t\nand\n1,000\n3,250\n150\n150\n15,000\n25,870\nTotal of Vote 257\n555,000\n55,000\nVote 258\nCode No.\n041    Assessment   of   Class   13   (the   Crown),   Workmen's\nCompensation Act\t\nVote 259\nCode No.\n030   Incidentals and Contingencies\nMEDICAL GRANTS ACT\n6,000,000\n6,000,000\n550,000\nVote 260\nCode No.\n030 Medical Grants     12,000,000\n031 Medical Grant Stabilization Fund       2,000,000\nTotal of Vote 260\t\nVote 261\nCode No.\n019    Grants, etc.     \t\n140,000\nVote 262\nCode No.\n019    Grant re Narcotic Foundation\n160,000\nVote 263\nCode No.\n019    Grant re Alcoholic Foundation\n200,000\nVote 264\nCode No.\n019    Capital Improvement District Act\n26,570\n555,000\n57,000\n14,000,000\n650,000\n200,000\n200,000\n200,000\n J 140\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n325,000\n750,000\n100,000\nPROVINCIAL SECRETARY\u2014Continued\nVote 265\nCentennial Celebrations\t\nVote 266\nCode No.\n040   Restoration of Historical Sites, etc.\t\nVote 267\nCode No.\n019    Grants in Aid of Construction of Homes for Elderly\nCitizens \t\nVote 268\nCode No.\n019    Grants in Aid of Construction of Recreational Centres\nfor Elderly Citizens \t\n752,300\nVote 269\nCIVIL DEFENCE\nCode No.\nf 030   General  administration,  training,   operations, and salaries (44)\nI 031\nI 032\nCompensation for injuries, civil defence\nworkers   \t\nFinancial assistance to municipalities\u2014\nadministration and training\t\n752,300\n752,300\nTotal of Vote 269\nVote 270\nSalaries:\nPROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT\n(R.S.B.C. 1960, CHAP. 306, SEC. 192)\n9,420\n6,720\n3,672\n4,980\n4,038\n8,340\n4,704\n7,932\n3,384\n2,640\n14,000\nHeadquarters\nChief  Electoral  Officer  and  Registrar-General\nof Voters\t\nChief Clerk _._.\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nVictoria Office\nRegistrar of Voters ,\t\nDeputy Registrar of Voters\nVancouver Office\nDeputy Registrar-General of Voters and Registrar of Voters\t\nDeputy Registrar of Voters\t\nTwo Clerks 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\nNew Westminster Office\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nTemporary assistance\n9,900\n7,020\n4,140\n5,460\n4,374\n8,700\n4,920\n8,436\n3,564\n2,760\n14,000\n2,500,000\n400,000\n750,000\n100,000\n752,300\n(11)   69,830\n(11) 73,274\n PROVINCIAL SECRETARY\nJ 141\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n15,000\n1,100\n7,500\n93,430\n10\n8,000\n$11,183,360\nPROVINCIAL SECRETARY\u2014Continued\nVote 270\nPROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT\u2014Continued\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   10,000\n202   Travelling expense  1,100\n004   Office furniture and equipment   500\nTotal of Vote 270  \t\nVote 271\nCode No.\n030   Public Inquiries Act (R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap.\n315) \t\nVote 272\nCode No.\n030   Archaeological   and   Historic   Sites   Protection   Act\n(R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap. 15) \t\n84,874\n10\n8,000\nSub-total, Provincial Secretary\n$22,057,418\n J 142\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(1)\n(2)\n(2)\n$17,000\n12,240\n19,200\n9,060\n9,060\n8,700\n22,200\n5,076\n4,704\n5,484\n10,680\n4,560\n3,816\n12,348\n3,384\n6,204\n6,216\n5,160\n5,586\n2,640\n9,060\n6,588\n4,908\n3,960\n3,000\n(33)      200,834\n10,000\n5,700\n1,800\n22,000\n250\n2,000\n14,025\n1,000\n16,300\n273,909\n15,000\nDEPARTMENT OF THE PROVINCIAL\nSECRETARY\u2014Continued\nCIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION\nVote 273\nADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nHeadquarters\nChairman, Civil Service Commission  $18,000\nChief Personnel Officer and Chief Assistant to\nCommission  13,140\nTwo Personnel Officers 5  21,480\nCo-ordinator of Accident Prevention  9,900\nPersonnel Officer 4  9,480\nAdministrative Officer 3  9,060\nThree Personnel Officers 3   25,440\nPersonnel Officer 1     5,940\nTwo Personnel Assistants  10,338\nSafety Counsellor     5,940\nTwo Senior Clerks  11,160\nDeputy Minister's Secretary  4,920\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,140\nThree Clerks 2  12,888\nClerk-Stenographer 3   3,708\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2  6,840\nFour Clerks 1  12,666\nClerk-Typist 1   2,880\nVancouver Office\nPrincipal Clerk   6,180\nClerk-Stenographer 2   3,210\nEssondale Office\nPersonnel Officer 4    9,480\nPersonnel Officer 2  7,140\nSenior Clerk  5,340\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nTemporary assistance  3,000\n(35) 226,410\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense  12,000\n202   Travelling expense   5,700\n004   Office furniture and equipment  1,800\n007 Examinations and advertising  27,000\n008 Medical examinations  250\n031 Employee training  2,500\n032 Executive Development Training Plan (in\nco-operation with the University of Victoria)   16,575\n034   Hearings and appeals  1,000\n033 Accident-prevention programme  16,100\nTotal of Vote 273 \t\nVote 274\nCode No.\n019    Grants re Civil Service\u2014Gratuities under sec. 77 of the\nCivil Service Act, and other Government employees\n$309,335\n15,000\n PROVINCIAL SECRETARY\nJ  143\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n50,000\n$338,909\nCIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION\u2014Continued\nVote 275\nCode No.\n031    Retiring Allowances\u2014Civil Service Act, sec. 70, and\nother Government employees\t\nSub-total, Civil Service Commission \t\n50,000\n$374,335\n J 144\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(5)\n(11)\n(4)\n$17,000\n9,420\n8,700\n7,110\n6,960\n5,940\n10,680\n22,560\n46,644\n4,560\n6,696\n33,356\n9,900\n10,000\n(43)  199,526\n4,000\n3,000\n2,800\n6,000\n215,326\n27,000\n3,600,000\n950,000\n750,000\n5,300,000\nVote 276\nDEPARTMENT OF THE PROVINCIAL\nSECRETARY\u2014Continued\nSUPERANNUATION BRANCH\nADMINISTRATION\n(Administration of Civil Service Superannuation Act, Members of the Legislative Assembly Superannuation Act, Municipal Superannuation Act,\nTeachers' Pensions Act, Pacific Great Eastern Railway Company Pension Fund Rules and Regulations, British Columbia Hydro and Power\nAuthority Pension Plan Regulations, and Workmen's Compensation\nBoard Superannuation Fund Plan.)\nSalaries:\nSuperannuation Commissioner\t\nAccountant \t\nAdministrative Officer 3 \t\nAdministrative Officer 2\t\nResearch Officer 2 (Actuarial)\nPrincipal Clerk \t\nTwo Senior Clerks \t\nSix Clerks 3 \t\nTwelve Clerks 2\t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 2 _\nTwelve Clerks 1 \t\nTwo Junior Clerks\t\nTemporary assistance \t\n$18,000\n9,900\n9,060\n8,100\n5,940\n6,300\n11,160\n28,272\n49,548\n4,920\n7,344\n38,712\n5,160\n15,000\n(43)  217,416\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n202\n004\n013\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nPrinting and publications \t\n4,500\n3,000\n4,800\n9,000\nTotal of Vote 276\nVote 277\nCode No.\n019\nGRANTS\nRetiring allowances (including payments made under\nOrders in Council Nos. 572\/44, 574\/44, 853\/45,\n974\/47, 2232\/55, 2159\/60, and 880\/62) \t\nVote 278\nCIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION ACT\nCode No.\n031 Government   matching   contributions   to\nSuperannuation Fund       4,000,000\n032 Government  matching   contributions  to\nRetirement Fund   950,000\n033 Miscellaneous statutory sections of the Act        750,000\nTotal of Vote 278\n$238,716\n25,000\n5,700,000\n PROVINCIAL SECRETARY\nJ  145\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n36,000\n850,000\n2,964\n240,000\n242,964\n145,000\n97,964\n45,000\n15,700\n29,300\nSUPERANNUATION BRANCH\u2014Continued\nVote 279\nMEMBERS    OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY\nSUPERANNUATION ACT\nCode No.\n031    Government contributions (sec. 7 (3)) \t\nVote 280\nPUBLIC SERVICES MEDICAL PLAN ACT\nCode No.\n031    Government contributions and expenses\t\nVote 281\nPUBLIC SERVICES GROUP INSURANCE\nACT\nCode No.\n\u2014    Clerk 1   3,078\n031    Insurance premiums and expenses  345,000\n348,078\n401    Less employee contributions   240,000\nTotal of Vote 281 \t\nVote 282\nPART III, CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION\nACT, DEATH BENEFITS\nCode No.\n031    Death benefits under sec. 62 (1)   45,000\n401    Less contributions by pensioners  16,000\nTotal of Vote 282\nVote 283\nMUNICIPAL SUPERANNUATION ACT\n3,800\n65,000\n68,800\nEmployer contributions re B.C. Government stipend paid Magistrates (sec. 8  (3))  \t\nGovernment contributions (sec. 10 (1)) \t\nTotal of Vote 283 \t\n5,000\n60,000\n50,000\n900,000\n108,078\n29,000\n65,000\n$6,624,390\n$18,146,659\nSub-total, Superannuation Branch\nTotal, Department of the Provincial Secretary\n$7,115,794\n$29,547,547\n10\n  PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION\nJ  147\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(3)\n(2)\n(6)\n$16,200\n26,760\n12,660\n10,140\n18,840\n9,420\n9,060\n7,260\n6,720\n6,192\n4,332\n3,816\n4,116\n3,384\n2,520\n200\n(17)      141,620\n3,500\n12,000\n440\n500\n3,000\n161,060\n9,780\n8,700\n7,260\n7,620\n6,720\n5,940\n5,124\n37,152\n16,812\n10,248\n4,704\n16,464\n4,260\n18,576\n18,948\n3,672\n2,400\n3,240\n720\n1,000\nVote 284\nPUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION\nPUBLIC UTILITIES ACT, CEMETERIES ACT, AND\nPREARRANGED FUNERAL SERVICES ACT\nSalaries:\nChairman\nTwo Commissioners\nChief Engineer\nAssistant Chief Engineer\nTwo Engineers 4\nUtilities Investigations Auditor __.\nSecretary\nAdministrative Officer 1 \t\nSenior Inspector of Cemeteries\nInspector of Cemeteries \t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary\t\nClerk-Stenographer 5 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk 2 \t\nTypist 2       _\nTypist 1 \t\nTemporary assistance\t\nOffice expense\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202    Travelling expense\n004\n030\n031\nOffice furniture and equipment\nIncidentals and contingencies ___\nHearings \t\n$17,000\n28,560\n13,680\n10,740\n19,800\n9,900\n9,480\n7,560\n7,020\n6,540\n4,842\n.__ ____\n4,296\n3,144\n2,820\n200\n(17)   149,722\n3,500\n14,000\n1,160\n500\n3,500\nTotal of Vote 284\nVote 285\nMOTOR CARRIER ACT\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent of Motor Carriers\t\nAssistant Superintendent of Motor Carriers \t\nAdministrative Officer 1 \t\nMotor Carrier Rates Examiner\t\nChief Clerk 7.\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nSenior Clerk\t\nSix Inspectors of Motor Carriers 3\nFour Inspectors of Motor Carriers 2\nInspector of Motor Carriers 1 _\nClerk 3 \t\nFour Clerks 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\t\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nFive Clerk-Stenographers 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer  1 \t\nClerk-Typist 2 \t\nJunior Clerk\t\nOffice Equipment Operator 2\nSpecial living allowance \t\nTemporary assistance\t\n10,740\n9,060\n7,560\n7,920\n7,020\n6,300\n5,580\n39,240\n23,160\n5,340\n4,452\n17,184\n4,452\n19,764\n16,956\n2,820\n3,852\n2,700\n3,564\n720\n2,500\n(38)       189,340\n(38)  200,884\n$172,382\n J  148\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\nVote 285\n10,000\n22,000\n800\n4,000\n600\n1,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n026\n031\n030\nMOTOR CARRIER ACT\u2014Continued\n227,740\n$388,800\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nLicence-plates __.\nHearings\nIncidentals and contingencies\nTotal of Vote 285 \t\n10,000\n23,000\n800\n4,000\nTEooo\n239,684\nTotal, Public Utilities Commission\n$412,066\n PUBLIC WORKS\nJ  149\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n$17,500\n5,940\n500\n(2)   23,940\n725\n4,000\n28,665\n17,000\n4,560\n5,940\n3,600\n2,898\n7,980\n12,660\n10,560\n10,140\n18,660\n8,340\n11,112\n10,980\n9,420\n10,140\n18,840\nVote 286\nDEPARTMENT OF  PUBLIC WORKS\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister of Public Works\t\n          $17,500\nSecretary       \t\n6,300\nTemporary assistance \t\n500\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n(2)  24,300\n                 725\n4,000\nTotal of Vote 286 \t\n10,140\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nVote 287\nSalaries:\nExecutive\nDeputy Minister of Public Works\t\nDeputy Minister's Secretary \t\nClerk-Stenographer 5\t\nAdministrative Division\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nPersonnel Division\nPersonnel Officer 2 _.\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nChief Architect\nArchitect 5 \t\nArchitect 4\t\nArchitect Design Division\nTwo Architect 3\nElectrical Design Division\nEngineering Technician 5 \t\nSenior Electrical Designer   \t\nTwo Draughtsmen 3   _\n18,000\n4,920\n6,300\n4,452\n3,852\n8,280\n3,636\n13,680\n11,640\n10,740\n19,800\n9,900\n11,640\nArchitect 5\nArchitect 4\nConstruction and Maintenance Division\n  11,640\n  10,320\nMechanical Division\nEngineer 6 \t\nEngineer 5 \t\nTwo Engineers 4\nEngineer 6 ...\nEngineer 5 ...\nStructural Division\n11,640\nT97\"8\"\"o\"6\n11,640\n$29,025\n J  150\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n1,420\ni,192\n7,980\n4,000\n(23)  200,562\n2,000\n14,000\n1,500\n250\n1,000\n900\n220,212\n(575) 2,724,734\n1,636,700\n2,252,000\n1,900\n50,000\n10,000\n1,200,000\n7,875,334\n924,626\n6,950,708\n22,000,000\n15,000,000\n7,000,000\n13,800\n143,000\nVote 287\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nStructural Division\u2014Continued\nEngineer 4   9,690\nEngineering Technician 2 \t\nEngineering Technician 1 \t\n6,780\nLandscape Division\nArchitectural Technician 3 \t\nArchitect 2\t\nTemporary Assistance\t\n8,280\n4,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n007\n013\n030\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nAdvertising and publicity \t\nPrinting and publications\nIncidentals and contingencies\nTotal of Vote 287 \t\n(24)  220,630\n2,000\n15,000\n1,500\n500\n1,000\n900\nVote 288\nGOVERNMENT BUILDINGS (MAINTENANCE)\nSalaries:\nSundry employees (including temporary assistance)    (576)  2,885,696\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n006\n020\n024\n028\n029\n031\nHeat, light, power, and water\t\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds .\nFurniture, supplies, etc.\nMaintenance of mechanical equipment\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nTelephones \t\nLess chargeable to Vote 93 -\nand Vocational Training _.\nTotal of Vote 288 \t\n\u25a0 Technical\n1,797,615\n2,502.000\n1,900\n50,000\n21,000\n1,500,000\n8,758,211\n918,860\n241,530\n7,839,351\nVote 289\nCONSTRUCTION OF PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS\nCode No.\n030    Expenditures     24,225,000\n751    Less chargeable to Vote 93\u2014-Technical\nand Vocational Training     14,225,000\nTotal of Vote 289\nVote 290\nCode No.\n014\nDepartments:\nAgriculture \t\nAttorney-General\t\nCommercial Transport\n10,000,000\nRENTALS\n15.852\n206,142\n2,951\n PUBLIC WORKS\nJ  151\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(25)\n48,500\n30,040\n233,000\n26,700\n4,900\n8,950\n103,500\n64,200\n10,700\n1,650\n64,587\n16,300\n43,000\n22,000\n111,200\n946,027\n10,980\n9,420\n17,400\n76,560\n5,340\n4,038\n3,960\n360\n11,820\n9,420\n10,350\n119,100\n3,960\n5,664\n3,960\n120\n10,980\n9,420\n15,240\n8,700\n173,880\n5,340\n16,008\n4,260\n3,672\nVote 290\nCode No.\n014\nDepartments-\nEducation\nFinance __\n-Continued\nRENTALS\u2014Continued\nHealth Services and Hospital Insurance:   Public\nHealth Services\t\nHighways\t\nIndustrial Development, Trade, and Commerce\nLabour \t\nLands, Forests, and Water Resources:\nLands \t\nForests \t\nWater Resources\t\nMines and Petroleum Resources\nMunicipal Affairs \t\nProvincial Secretary \t\nPublic Utilities \t\nPublic Works \t\nRecreation and Conservation\nSocial Welfare \t\n82,464\n23,066\n276,582\n33,385\n4,400\n2,900\n10,014\n74,095\n9,644\n12,531\n1,859\n114,236\n16,300\n49,510\n51,925\n121,227\nTotal of Vote 290\n1,109,083\nVote 291\nSAFETY INSPECTION DIVISION, VANCOUVER\nSalaries:\nGas Division\nGas Supervising Inspector   11,640\nAssistant Chief Inspector  9,900\nTwo Gas Inspectors 2  15,840\nEleven Gas Inspectors 1   79,860\nPrincipal Clerk   6,060\nSenior Clerk       \t\nClerk 2  4,296\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nSpecial living allowance  360\nSteam Boiler Inspection\nEngineer 7   12,600\nEngineer 4   8,700\nChief Inspector   11,400\nFourteen Inspectors 2  125,580\nClerk 3   4,140\nTwo Clerks 1   6,288\nClerk-Stenographer 3   4,140\nSpecial living allowance   120\nElectrical Energy Inspection\nChief Electrical Inspector\t\nAssistant Chief Inspector\t\nTwo Engineering Technicians 3 \t\nTwo Engineering Assistants 4\t\nElectrical Inspector 2\t\nTwenty-eight Electrical Inspectors 1 \t\nSenior Clerk\t\nFour Clerks 2 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 4\nClerk-Stenographer 2\nClerk-Stenographer 1\n11,640\n9,900\n16,560\n9,6\"60\n203,280\n5,580\n16,434\n3,924\n2,952\n J  152\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE,  1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n2,964\n1,740\n84,000\n(77)      628,656\n13,000\n110,500\n3,000\n13,000\n2,500\n30,000\n800,656\n$15,946,268\nVote 291\nSAFETY INSPECTION DIVISION, VANCOUVER\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nClerk-Typist 1   2,700\nSpecial living allowance   1,620\nTemporary assistance   92,000\n(80)  680,714\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense   13,500\n202    Travelling expense  120,000\n004    Office furniture and equipment   3,000\n013    Printing and publications  20,000\n016    Equipment and machinery   3,000\n029    Motor-vehicles and accessories  20,000\nTotal of Vote 291\n860,214\nTotal, Department of Public Works\n$20,079,203\n RECREATION AND CONSERVATION\nJ 153\nEstimated\nRevenue for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n$17,500\n5,940\n(2)\n(1)\n1,500\n24,940\n650\n3,500\n400\n29,490\n17,000\n9,780\n8,700\n5,940\n8,664\n6,984\n2,520\n4,560\n3,600\n3,600\n2,460\n1,000\n(13)    74,808\n3,000\n6,000\n740\n4,100\n4,300\n92,948\n9,420\n(5)\n40,020\n(1)\n(1)\n6,324\n7,620\n5,040\n7,344\n3,768\n3,960\n2,964\n5,000\n(14)        91,460\n11\nVote 292\nSalaries:\nMinister \t\nSecretary \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nTemporary assistance\nDEPARTMENT OF RECREATION\nAND CONSERVATION\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n202\n004\nTravelling expense\nOffice furniture\t\n$17,500\n6,300\n3,420\n(3) 27,220\n650\n4,500\n500\nTotal of Vote 292\nVote 293\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister and Commissioner of Fisheries\nCo-ordinator of Services\t\nAdministrative Officer 4\t\nPublic Information Officer 2      __\nChief Clerk \t\nTwo Clerks 3 \t\nTwo Clerks 2  \t\nClerk 1\n18,000\nClerk-Stenographer 5 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3\nClerk-Stenographer 2 \t\nClerk-Typist 1\n9,900\n6,660\n6,540\n9,372\n7,632\n2,946\n4,920\n7,848\nTemporary assistance\n2,700\n4,000\nExpenses\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\n202\n004\n013\n030\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nPrinting and publications\nIncidentals and contingencies\nTotal of Vote 293 \t\n(13) 80,518\n3,000\n6,000\n990\n4,100\n4,300\nVote 294\nSalaries:\nDirector \t\nSix Research Officers 4 ..\nResearch Officer 3 \t\nTwo Research Officers 2\nIllustrator \t\nPROVINCIAL MUSEUM\nTwo Laboratory Technicians 4\nClerk 2 \t\nAssistant in Museum Technique\nAttendant\nBuilding Service Worker 2\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nClerk 1 \t\nClerk-Typist 1\nTemporary assistance\n9,900\n51,780\n6,780\n12,720\n7,920\n9,372\n4,296\n3,852\n7 47686\n4,140\n2,880\n3,492\n7  367ooo\n(19) 151,212\n$32,870\n98,908\n J 154\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(2)\n(7)\n(2)\n(3)\n(3)\n(4)\n(8)\n(43)\n800\n6,000\n300\n8,600\n1,000\n13,800\n500\n122,460\n9,420\n5,688\n5,340\n3,168\n(4)        23,616\n350\n4,000\n790\n2,500\n300\n31,556\n11,400\n10,140\n9,420\n8,880\n17,040\n53,940\n11,400\n6,192\n24,660\n62,400\n5,382\n8,340\n5,796\n7,110\n17,766\n44,460\n8,520\n8,340\n28,500\n51,894\n229,064\n81,822\n9,060\nPROVINCIAL MUSEUM\u2014Continued\nVote 294\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense  \t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\t\n013 Printing,   publications,   advertising,   and\nbooks \t\n016    Equipment and machinery \t\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories\t\n030 Exhibits, taxidermy and displays\t\n031 Perpetuation   of   totem-poles,   historical\ndata, and specimens \t\n032 Maintenance of displays and collections\nTotal of Vote 294 \t\n1,000\n8,500\n615\n9,000\n7,500\n3,000\n10,000\n32,000\n500\nVote 295\nCOMMERCIAL FISHERIES BRANCH\nSalaries:\nResearch Officer 5  9,900\nSupervisor of Fisheries  6,300\nInspector of Fisheries   5,580\nClerk-Stenographer 2   3,492\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n015\n016\n029\n030\n(4)  25,272\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nEquipment rental\nEquipment and machinery\n450\n5,500\n1,000\n200\n150\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\nIncidentals and contingencies ___\n300\nTotal of Vote 295\nVote 296\nFISH AND GAME BRANCH\nSalaries:\nDirector   12,600\nAssistant Director   10,740\nChief Fisheries Biologist   9,900\nChief Game Biologist  9,690\nThree Game Biologists 4  26,040\nEight Game Biologists 3   59,100\nGame Biologist 2  6,780\nGame Biologist 1  6,060\nFour Fisheries Biologists 4  35,340\nEight Fisheries Biologists 3  63,960\nFisheries Biologist 1   5,940\nEngineer 3   9,060\nEngineer Assistant 1   6,060\nSuperintendent of Hatcheries   7,260\nFour Supervising Fisheries Officers  25,800\nNine Fisheries Officers 2   45,948\nTwo Fisheries Officers 1   8,748\nChief Conservation Officer  8,280\nFive Conservation Inspectors  37,200\nSeven Senior Conservation Officers   47,340\nForty-four Conservation Officers 2  244,458\nEighteen Conservation Officers 1   86,820\nSupervisor, Predator Control   9,480\n223,327\n32,872\n RECREATION AND CONSERVATION\nJ 155\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(7)\n(2)\n(1)\n(2)\n7,080\n6,720\n5,940\n21,360\n4,188\n4,116\n22,949\n23,676\n2,700\n2,460\n6,600\n4,470\n(144)      833,785\n60,000\n232,500\n4,000\n13,175\n16,000\n30,000\n36,385\n10,000\n23,980\n10,000\n63,200\n5,130\n131,000\n1,469,155\n9,420\n6,588\n6,960\n12,390\n10,788\n3,888\n3,312\n2,772\n3,672\n6,624\n57,140\n(13)      123,554\n3,500\n15,600\n1,000\n600,000\n400\n12,000\n2,200\n12,000\nVote 296\nFISH AND GAME BRANCH\u2014Continued\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nChief Clerk \t\nPublic Information Officer \t\nPublic Information Assistant\nFour Senior Clerks \t\nClerk 3 \t\nClerk 2 \t\nSix Clerk-Stenographers 3\t\nEight Clerk-Stenographers 2\nClerk-Stenographer 1\t\nClerk-Typist 1 \t\nTemporary assistance \t\nSpecial living allowance\n7,020\n7,260\n6,300\n22,320\n4,530\n4,296\n24,276\n28,878\n2,784\n2,760\n23,310\n3,960\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n009\n013\n015\n016\n020\n024\n024\n029\n030\n032\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nClothing and uniforms\t\nWildlife Review\t\nHire of aircraft \t\nEquipment and machinery \t\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds \u2014\nTrout-food and supplies\t\nSupplies \t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nGame-conservation projects \t\n(149) 920,298\n66,000\n235,000\n4,000\n13,175\n18,400\n36,000\n36,385\n11,000\n34,000\n60,000\n5,130\n175,000\nTotal of Vote 296\n1,614,388\nTOURIST TRAFFIC (BRITISH COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT\nTRAVEL BUREAU)\nTRAVEL DIVISION\nVote 297\nSalaries:\nDirector \t\nAssistant Director\t\nPublic Information Officer 2\t\nThree Public Information Officers 1\nTwo Inspectors, Auto Courts\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 \t\nStockman 2\t\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 1\nClerk 2\t\nFour Clerks 1\t\nTemporary assistance\n9,900\n7,140\n7,560\n19,620\n11,520\n4,140\n3,636\n8,226\n3,708\n13,572\n70,000\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n007\n009\n020\n029\n030\n(18)  159,022\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\nOffice furniture and equipment\n3,850\n25,600\n1,078\nAdvertising and publicity   1,000,000\nClothing and uniforms   400\nReception centres (maintenance)   12,60O\nMotor-vehicles and accessories  2,200\nIncidentals and contingencies  (including\ngrants and regional bureaux)   8,000\n J 156\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(1)\n(2)\n5,000\n175,000\n950,254\n8,700\n900\n9,600\n4,000\n26,435\n984\n41,019\n9,500\n6,192\n5,448\n9,288\n4,332\n3,960\n3,096\n11,600\n(8)        53,416\n950\n7,000\n1,500\n5,000\n111,000\n2,334\n400\n181,600\n11,820\n19,560\n37,680\n24,840\n14,040\nTOURIST TRAFFIC (BRITISH COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT\nTRAVEL BUREAU)\u2014 Continued\nVote 297\nTRAVEL DIVISION\u2014Continued\nExpenses\u2014Continued\nCode No.\n032   Tourist Council and Clinic Workshop ...__. 9,000\n035    Matching    contribution    with    Regional\nCommittees for Tourist Promotion  175,000\nTotal of Vote 297\nVote 298\nCALIFORNIA OFFICE\nSalaries:\nAdministrative Officer 3 (Tourist Trade Representative)   \t\nRepresentation Allowance\t\n9,060\n900\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n202   Travelling expense\t\n030 Share of cost of British Columbia House,\nSan Francisco\t\n031 Exchange on U.S. funds\t\nTotal of Vote 298 \t\n(1) 9,960\n5,200\n33,675\n984\nVote 299\nDirector \t\nPhotographer 4\t\nPhotographer 3  \t\nThree Photographers 2\nSenior Clerk \t\nClerk 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 3 _\nDarkroom Assistant .\u2014\nClerk-Typist 1\nPHOTOGRAPHIC BRANCH\n8,490\n6,540\n5,940\n14,058\n4,842\nTemporary assistance\n4,140\n3,420\n2,520\n1,500\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n016\n024\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nEquipment and machinery\nPhotographic supplies and motion-picture\nproduction \t\n029 Motor-vehicles and accessories\t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies\t\n(10) 51,450\n1,200\n10,000\n1,300\n13,000\n111,000\n5,500\n400\nTotal of Vote 299\nVote 300\nSalaries:\nPark Officer 6 \t\nTwo Park Officers 5 ..\nFour Park Officers 4 ._\nThree Park Officers 3\nTwo Park Officers 2 ._\nPARKS BRANCH\n12,600\n21,060\n39,600\n26,400\n14,520\n1,396,150\n49,819\n193,850\n RECREATION AND CONSERVATION\nJ 157\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(1)\n(7)\n(10)\n6,456\n10,140\n18,840\n15,240\n7,620\n35,520\n42,852\n5,796\n53,940\n13,680\n6,192\n5,484\n6,960\n15,384\n5,688\n10,008\n4,980\n3,960\n2,964\n(59)      379,644\n11,000\n38,000\n2,000\n2,000\n2,000\n75,000\n10,000\n480,000\n90,000\n35,000\n4,000\n1,000,000\n2,128,644\n325,000\n90,000\n$5,462,126\nVote 300\nSalaries\u2014Continued\nTwo Park Officers\nEngineer 5\t\nTwo Engineers 4 ._\nTwo Engineers 2 __\nTechnician 3\t\nPARKS BRANCH\u2014Continued\nFive Park Assistants 5 \t\nEight Park Assistants 4\t\nEngineering Assistant\t\nNine Park Assistants 3 \t\nThree Park Assistants 2\t\nPublic Information Officer 1\t\nForeman, Langford Workshop\nMechanical Superintendent 2 _.\nThree Draughtsmen 3 \t\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nThree Clerks 1\nTwo Clerk-Typists 1 .\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nClerk-Stenographer 1\n12,360\n10,740\n19,800\n15,840\n8,280\n36,060\n53,100\n6,060\n50,880\n13,524\n6,780\n5,700\n7,260\n15,810\n6,300\n10,692\n5,466\n4,140\n3,276\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n009\n013\n016\n019\n020\n021\n029\n030\n031\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nClothing and uniforms \t\nPrinting and publications \t\nEquipment and machinery\t\nGrants and subsidies\t\nMaintenance and operation \t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nPark development\t\nTotal of Vote 300\t\n(60)  406,248\n11,000\n40,000\n2,000\n4,000\n2,500\n85,000\n10,000\n530,000\n110,000\n50,000\n4,000\n1,100,000\n2,354,748\nVote 301\nGRANTS IN AID OF REGIONAL PARK DEVELOPMENT\nCode No.\n019    Grants\t\nVote 302\nYOUTH TRAINING PROGRAMME\nCode No.\n030   Expenditure \t\n325,000\n100,000\nTotal, Department of Recreation and Conservation  $6,421,932\n  SOCIAL WELFARE\nJ 159\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n(1)\n(2)\n(1)\n(5)\n$1,000\n3,000\n$4,000\n18,000\n12,240\n10,140\n8,700\n8,700\n7,620\n7,980\n4,560\n8,520\n3,312\n3,384\n600\n(12)   93,756\n1,600\n8,000\n103,356\n7,620\n7,260\n4,260\n3,672\n3,384\n26,196\n1,000\n1,500\n290\n28,986\nVote 303\nDEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE\nMINISTER'S OFFICE\nSalaries:\nMinister (paid as Provincial Secretary)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202    Travelling expense\n$1,000\n3,000\nTotal of Vote 303\nVote 304\nGENERAL ADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nDeputy Minister of Social Welfare\t\nDirector of Social Welfare\t\nAssistant Director of Social Welfare\t\nCo-ordinator, Juvenile Delinquency\t\nResearch Consultant\t\nRehabilitation Consultant\t\nPersonnel Officer \t\nResearch Officer 3 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 5\t\nClerk-Stenographer 4 \t\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\t\nTemporary assistance \t\n(12)\"\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Travelling expense \t\n004    Office furniture and equipment\t\nTotal of Vote 304 \t\n19,000\n13,140\n10,740\n9,060\n8,700\n8,280\n7,020\n9,528\n4,452\n7,488\n600\n98,008\n2,500\n8,600\n600\nVote 305\nSOCIAL ASSISTANCE AND REHABILITATION\nDIVISION\nSalaries:\nSocial Worker 5  7,740\nSocial Worker 4  7,560\nClerk-Stenographer 4   4,452\nClerk-Stenographer 2   3,348\nClerk 2 _._._   3,078\n(5)  26,178\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n004    Office furniture and equipment.\nTotal of Vote 305 \t\n1,000\n1,500\n290\n$4,000\n109,708\n28,968\n J 160\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1967\n(1)\n(23)\n(14)\n(27)\n(150)\n(45)\n(20)\n(55)\n9,060\n76,140\n8,340\n170,688\n92,358\n165,804\n825,141\n200,826\n5,940\n(38)\n109,062\n76,464\n183,012\n2,964\n10,000\n158,544\n14,575\n(412)   2,108,918\n52,000\n188,000\n20,000\n15,000\n55,000\n5,000\n2,000\n27,500\n159,500\n2,632,918\n(2)\n14,760\n6,960\n12,042\n3,816\n\"\"4,116\n3,960\n17,032\n3,096\n(13)        65,782\n8,000\n1,500\n1,000\n76,282\nVote 306\nFIELD SERVICE\nSalaries:\nDirector of Regional Services\t\nNine Social Workers 7 \t\nThree Social Workers 6 \t\nThirty Social Workers 5\t\nTwelve Social Workers 4 \t\nThirty Social Workers 3 \t\nOne hundred and thirty-nine Social Workers 2_\nSeventy-one Social Workers 1 \t\nPrincipal Clerk\t\nAdministrative Officer 2 \t\nTwenty-seven Clerk-Stenographers 4\t\nTwenty-two Clerk-Stenographers 3 \t\nFifty-three Clerk-Stenographers 2 \t\nClerk 1\t\nSpecial living allowance\t\nSundry employees \t\nTemporary assistance \t\n(38)\n10,110\n79,470\n25,320\n226,440\n84,330\n194,160\n820,996\n335,238\n\"\"\"\"87286\n115,368\n87,768\n191,246\n3,420\n10,000\n175,104\n14,575\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n019\n029\n030\n031\n033\n034\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense \t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nWelfare research grant \t\nMotor-vehicles and accessories _\nIncidentals and contingencies\nTransfer and training of personnel \u2014___._\nShared cost of services with municipalities\nWelfare grants programme \t\nTotal of Vote 306 \t\n*(437) 2,381,825\n55,900\n197,250\n27,500\n15,000\n72,550\n5,000\n3,300\n27,500\n209,500\nVote 307\nMEDICAL SERVICES DIVISION\nSalaries:\nDirector of Medical Services\t\nChief Pharmacist\t\nThree Pharmacists\t\nMedical Specialist 2\t\nPrincipal Clerk \t\nChief Clerk\t\nStockman 3 \t\nStockman 2\t\nClerk 2\t\nClerk-Stenographer 3\nFive Clerks 1 \t\nClerk-Stenographer 2\n16,140\n7,260\n18,540\n15,300\n6,300\n5,820\n4,140\n3,276\n4,296\n4,140\n17,004\n3,420\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense\t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n004   Office furniture and equipment\nTotal of Vote 307 \t\n(18)  105,636\n11,750\n2,500\n1,125\n2,995,325\n121,011\n* This includes Social Workers for Social Allowances, Old-age Assistance, Supplementary Social Allowances,\nBlind Persons' Allowances, Disabled Persons' Allowances, Child Welfare, Boys' and Girls' Training-schools, and\nWelfare Institutions.\n SOCIAL WELFARE\nJ 161\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31,1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n28,000,000\n5,350,000\n7,899,000\n41,249,000\n500\n(14)        48,000\n300\n6,500\n2,500\n700\n400\n400\n58,800\nVote 308\nSOCIAL ASSISTANCE\nCode No.\n041 Social Allowances (including grants, etc.)    32,285,000\n042 Medical services, drugs, etc.       5,450,000\n043 Supplementary Social Allowances for the\naged and handicapped       9,000,000\nTotal of Vote 308     46,735,000\nVote 309\nCode No.\n030    Residence and Responsibility Act-\nministration \t\n\u25a0Ad-\nVote 310\nSalaries\nNEW DENVER\n(a) Pavilion (Code 31001)\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n010\n011\n017\n020\n021\nOffice expense\t\nProvisions and catering\nLaundry and dry-goods _\nMedical supplies\nMaintenance of buildings and grounds\u2014.\nMaintenance and operation of equipment\n(14) 52,320\n300\n6,500\n2,500\n700\n400\n400\n63,120\n150,000\n208,800\n10,140\n8,700\n(4)\n30,120\n18,594\n(2)\n11,752\n(1)\n4,704\n8,520\n11,016\n(4)\n15,576\n23,752\n\"\"2,766\n(3)\n7,620\n8,000\n(32)\n161,260\n(b) Youth Centre (Code 31002)\nSalaries (1) and expenses         200,000\nTotal of Vote 310\nCHILD WELFARE DIVISION\nVote 311\nADMINISTRATION\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent of Child Welfare  10,320\nDeputy Superintendent of Child Welfare  9,060\nThree Social Workers 6  24,120\nSocial Worker 5  7,740\nThree Social Workers 3   19,620\nSeven Social Workers 2  38,496\nTwo Clerks 3   9,372\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 5   9,216\nTwo Clerk-Stenographers 4       \t\nThree Clerk-Stenographers 3  12,060\nTwo Clerks 2  8,004\nSeven Clerk-Stenographers 2   23,670\nClerk 1   3,012\nClerk-Typist   3,078\nFour Junior Clerks  10,380\nTemporary assistance  8,000\n(38)  196,148\n500\n263,120\n J 162\nESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, 1966\/67\nEstimated\nExpenditure for\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1966\nSERVICE\nFiscal Year Ending\nMarch 31, 1967\n7,200\n5,500\n1,500\n3,500\n3,000\n181,960\n28,000\n3,000,000\n55,000\n2,501,100\n$5,584,100\n6,192\n129,800\n(35)      135,992\n800\n300\n7,600\n3,000\n33,000\n8,200\n3,500\n4,000\n1,500\n900\n750\n2,200\n3,750\n205,492\n9,780\n314,408\n(62)      324,188\n3,800\n500\nVote 311\nCHILD WELFARE DIVISION\u2014Continued\nExpenses:\nCode No.\nADMINISTRATION\u2014Continued\n001\n202\n004\n030\n029\nOffice expense\t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\t\nTranslations, legal documents, etc..\nMotor-vehicles and accessories\t\n8,250\n6,450\n3,750\n4,200\n3,000\nTotal of Vote 311\nVote 312\nMAINTENANCE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN\nAND GRANTS TO HOMES\nCode No.\n022    Transportation of children   35,000\nChildren's Aid Societies       4,120,000\nHospitalization of infants  70,006\n031\n033\n034\nChild Welfare Division foster homes      3,480,000\nTotal of Vote 312\nVote 313\nPROVINCIAL HOME\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent \t\nOther institutional employees  (including temporary assistance) \t\n(37T\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202   Travelling expense\t\n008 Medical services\t\n009 Clothing and uniforms\t\n010 Provisions and catering\t\n011 Laundry and dry-goods \t\n016 Equipment and machinery\t\n017 Medical supplies\t\n020 Maintenance of building and grounds\t\n021 Maintenance and operation of equipment\n022 Transportation \t\n030 Incidentals and contingencies\t\n031 Burials \t\nTotal of Vote 313 \t\n6,540\n139,322\n145,862\n800\n300\n8,800\n3,000\n33,000\n8,200\n3,500\n4,000\n1,500\n900\n750\n2,200\n3,750\nVote 314\nBRANNAN LAKE SCHOOL FOR BOYS\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent\nOther institutional employees  (including temporary assistance) \t\n10,320\n330,232\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001    Office expense \t\n202    Travelling expense\n(62)  340,552\n3,800\n500\n221,798\n7,705,000\n216,562\n SOCIAL WELFARE\nJ  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expense\t\n150\n14,700\n13,000\n68,000\n15,000\n3,400\n2,000\n6,900\n3,000\n6,000\n2,500\n5,000\n1,500\n6,500\nTotal of Vote 314\nVote 315\nWILLINGDON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS\nSalaries:\nSuperintendent \t\nOther institutional employees  (including temporary assistance) \t\n10,320\n251,952\nExpenses:\nCode No.\n001\n202\n004\n008\n009\n010\n011\n012\n016\n017\n020\n021\n022\n024\n029\n030\n031\nOffice expense \t\nTravelling expense\t\nOffice furniture and equipment\nMedical and dental services\t\nClothing and uniforms \t\nProvisions and catering\t\nLaundry and dry-goods\t\nGood Conduct Fund\t\nEquipment and machinery \t\nMedical supplies\nMaintenance of building and grounds\t\nMaintenance and operation of equipment..\nTransportation\nVocational and recreational supplies..\nMotor-vehicles and accessories \t\nIncidentals and contingencies\t\nBoarding-out care\t\n(50)  262,272\n3,500\n1,500\n500\n4,000\n6,000\n37,000\n500\n2,000\n2,000\n2,000\n3,000\n2,000\n4,000\n3,600\n2,500\n100\n7,000\nTotal 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