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Order in Council 1075/1941 10'75. • Approved and ordered this 30th day of July , A.D. 19 41. cA04,A.A.A..AAJL9 At the Executive Council Chamber, Victoria, Lieutenant Governor. PRESENT: f;471// The Honourable Mr. Hart in the Chair. Mr. Weir Mr. McDonald Mr. Asseletine Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. To His Honour The Lieutenant-Governor in Council: The undersigned has the honour to recommend THAT under the provisions of sections 14 (2) and 20 (6) of the "Provincial Elections Ant", being Chapter 1t3 of the Statutes of British Columbia, 1939, and amending Act, the persons whose names appear on the attached lists be appointed provincial elections commissioners for the purposes of the said section 14 (2.) DA:ED this A.D. 1941. Provincial Secretary. APPROVED this ;/17 day of A.D. 1941. Presi of the Executive Council. LIST u? SPECIAL ENUMERATORS VANCOUVER CENTRE ELECTORAL DISTRICT PAGE 1. William Alfred 1500 Powell Street Carpenter Bell, Frederick John 1663 Francis Street Laborer Roth, Florence Annie 1358 Gravelsy Street Housewife Martin, Leonard James 1818 Adanac Street Painter Silverwood, Arthur James 531 East Georgia Street Construction Worker McGeachen, Edward 1018 East Georgia Street Longshoreman Ross, Murdo 935 Drake Street Ship's Constable Phelan, Harry Lawrence 1040 West Georgia Street Clerk Dowling, Frank Burnett 651 Richards Street Pensioner Pirie, George 610 nest Cordova Street Salesman McLennan, Garland DeVere Hunt 1221 Granville Street Grain Dealer Adair, Thomas Robin 1356 Francis Street Salesman Feren, John Albert 924 Nicola Street Salesman Maharg, George Archibald 612 West Fender Street Pensioner Lees, John 1326 Granville Street Clerk Hislop, John Burton 1302 Howe Street Hotel Employee Feenie, Lionel Kerr 1240 'h'est Pender Street Painter Rosa, falter Donald 1161 Granville Street Salesman Graumane, Margaret Jane 1147 Hornby Street Housewife Fairclough, Arthur Herbert 918 Dunsmuir Street Salesman Minton, Robert dilliam 1671 Parker Street Lineman McVey, Eleanor 1182 Hastings Street Housewife Heath, Robert 753 Powell Street Musician Uwen, Edward 1616 Napier Street Hotelman Cormier, Charles Francis 704 .:oodland Drive Clerk Court, Arthur John 1956 East Pender Street Distiller Parker, Margery May 1736 Francis Street Housewife Turner, .lilliam Digby 765 Victoria Drive Accountant Williams, Gordon 651 Richards Street Cook McCalpin, John 343 Robson Street Printer Strong, Lottie Belle 884 Bute Street Housewife Carlin, Harry Cyrus 1235 Nelson Street Lumberman Fiorito, Onofrio 824 Keefer Street Salesman Page 2. Seed, John fh9mas 308 Vernon Drive Foreman Liann, Alfred Rotcrt 1161 East Fender Street Laborer Sayer, 'Fannie 1743 Rotsor Street Ado, Bell, Lolly 1842 Parker Street Housewife Eldridge, Percy William 1555 Charles Street Shoemaker Gamble, Jack 1748 Napier Street Electrician Reilly, Harold Patrick 1861 Jilliams Street Shingle Weaver Douglas, Largaret 1834 Adanac Street Housewife Kidd, Franklin 1608 Francis Street Carpenter Schmidt, kalford Houseboat No. 7, Salesman Ft. Bidwell Street Owens, Louis 1877 Comox Street Clerk Willins, Alliam Hetherington 1945 Hero Street Accountant Fraser, Henry ...jrnham 1900 Barclay Street Retired Pensioner EcCallum, ,illiam Cuthbert 1949 Barclay Street Retired Sandhrook, John 1859 Pondrell Street Electrician Hunter, Norman Crosle 1949 Comox Street Retired Zeydall, John Edgar 1818 Barclay Street Householder Spicer, James 1728 Comox Street Salesman Cameron, Clayton Henry 1889 Hero Street Contractor Aleatley, Geoffrey Langton 1721 Comox Street Retired Faulkner, Florence 1199 Bidwell Street Housewife Rofe, Lucy 1778 Davie Street Housewife Haines, Charles Thomas 1795 Beach Avenue Salesman Slattery, Jean 1306 Bidwell Street Housewife Gow, Ethel 1601 Comox Street Housewife Bristow, Largaret 1656 Robson Street Housewife Edgar, Larzsrei 1635 Barclay Street Housewife Henderson, Andrew 1629 Hero Street Tirekeeper Cook, (Sr.) 1530 Barclay Street Retired ealler, Hugh Joclyn 977 Nicola Street Lachiniet Page 3. White, Herbert Morns 1407 Robson Street Grocer Jarvis, Henry Edward 1728 Comox Street Grocer McAndrew, Angus 1419 Harwood Street Gardener Fairley, Robert 1454 Pendrell Street Accountant Ormiston, Thomas Davidson 1436 Comox Street Clerk Thomas, Eric Herbert 934 Thurlow Street jheet Metal Worker Head, Norman Edgar 1223 Barclay Street Salesman Ruggles, Violet Jean 852 Nicola Street Housewife Hunter, Robert 1330 Alberni Street Accountant McGuire, Clarence Garfield 908 Broughton Street Salesman Hickey, Andrew 1451 Comox Street Salesman Binmore, Annette Louise 1205 Jervis Street Housewife Smith, Frank Curzon 1315 Hero Street Salesman Fitzpatrick, Edward Bernard 1246 Burnaby Street Clerk Cropper, Evart 1248 Barclay Street Clerk Hay, Keith Stewart 1248 Barclay Street Civil Engineer Liversidge, Rae 1245 Nelson Street Stenographer Hopkinson, Charles William 1275 Jest Georgia Street Accountant Parry, Ernest 1245 Melville Street Clerk Wheelhouse, Irene Mildred 1147 .ast Hastings Street Housewife aengell, Gus 1147 Jest Hastings Street Janitor McSorley, Olive Violet 513 Thurlow Street Housewife Berry, John 605 Thurlow Street Laborer Webster, William 1172 Alberni Street Contractor Bamford, Alliam 1143 Hare Street Retired. Stewart, Helen Cecile 884 Bute Street Housewife Brown, John Raymond 884 Bute Street Clerk Leitch, Hugh 1017 Denman Street Salesman Brydone—Jack, Audrey Marie 1112 Nelson Street Stenographer Thomson, Edward 1134 Barclay Street Bookkeeper Page 4. Brown, Kenneth Clarkson 1225 Nelson Street Timekeeper Ross, Frederick 1041 Robson Street Clerk Durham, George Norman 1168 Pendrell Street Stevedore Atkinson, kuriel 1221 Burnaby Street Stenographer Lancaster, Johnathan 803 Drake Street Retired Trueb, Doris Pearson 1451 Comox Street Clerk Vokaster, Harris Alexander 1402 Thurlow Street Printer Hickman, Philip ,:alter 1206 Pacific Street Salesman Cox, Alfred Smith 1037 Harwood Street Merchant Economy, James 1283 Burrard Street Clerk Alexander, Arthur Cecil 889 Burrard Street Clerk Willing, Mollie 950 Bidwell Street Housewife Harford, John James 1071 Comox Street Salesman Dare, Samuel Tilden 934 Thurlow Street Librarian Switzer, Nellie Rosamond 1019 Nelson Street Housewife Bisonnette, Joseph Oswald 1058 Alberni Street Musician Annand, Helen 1058 Alberni Street Stenographer Dusang, Estelle 1110 Melville Street Housewife Sturch, Clarence -William 1047 Melville Street Steam Engineer Bird, Charles 1052 Fender Street West Clerk Fitblado, Charles Bruce 1853 Alberni Street Accountant Chamberlain, Charles 1657 Haro Street Clerk Fleming, James Ramsay 1325 Richards Street Salesman McLeod, Murdo 412 Carroll Street Laborer Richmond, Thomas 41 East Hastings Street Retired Hislop, James ]302 Howe Street Secretary Davis, Lily Lay 1201 ,pest Georgia Street Housewife :uinlan, Robert John 1119 Hornby Street Salesman Turner, James 429 iisst Fender Street Adjuster Private, Carl Theodore 411 rest Hastings Street Proprietor Face 5. Fairbanks, Stemmond Edgar 1191 .;est Hastings Street Painter Lacdonald, Florence Mary 1112 Broughton Street Proprietor Sheridan, Robert Moffett 1630 Davie Street Salesman Ellis, Alexander 819 Nicola Street janitor Kelly, Anna Stewart 1130 Bute Street Housewife Addis, Harry 1035 Howe Street Motorman Shepard, George Allen 976 Granville Street Salesman Lason, George Saunders 429 ,;est Fender Street Mining Lan Wilson, John 700 Taylor Street Laborer Evans, William 1221 Fendrell Street Salesman Lloyd, Benjamin John 829 Homer Street Blacksmith Schoeppe, Ernest Paul 31 A.West Fender Interpreter LaFortune, Jessie 301 West Georgia Street Adow Fleck, Gregory Harkness 1445 Fendrell Street. Salesman Porter, George Frederick 814 Granville Street Clothier Stewart, Annie Mackay 1119 Hornby Street Housewife Brownlee, Carrie 842 Burrard Street Housewife Beaumont, Jane 201 West Georgia Street Housewife Adams, Frank Stellwood 1455iNelson Street Chauffeur Hart, Edwin 325 Homer Street Janitor Rostron, William Henry 325 Homer Street Farmer knee, Edwin Wesley 325 Hower Street Retired Stevenson, Ralph Ray 784 Thurlow Street Clerk Cameron, Charles Victor 1973 Haro Street Accountant Wilson, Robert Lloyd 1221 Granville Street Laborer Bray, Byton Guy 417 Robson Street Clerk Miller, Francis 857 Gore Avenue electrician Shepherd, Thomas 41 East Hastings Street Accountant Stubbert, 3illiam Henry 1365 Last Georgia Street Laborer Pryke, Hulder, Frederick 41 East Georgia Street Laborer Storer, William 1627 Grant Street Machinist Page 6. Sinclair, John 1537 Francis Street Fish Curer Ross, George 1650 Easi Hastings Street Laborer Storey, Christopher 575 East Hastings Street Retired Farmer Gray, James Arthur 575 East Hastings Street Stationary Engineer Bianco, Gene 570 Fir Street Laborer Smith, William Robert 504 East Hastings Street Salesman Snider, George -4ilson 258 East Hastings Street Pensioner Swain, Gilbert 254 East Hastings Street Salesman McLean, Violet 471 Est Hastings Street Housewife O'Malley, John Joseph 635 East Haatings Street Caretaker Bremner, Frank Ernest Alexander 880 East Georgia Street Pensioner Brown, Archibald 237 East Hastings Street Cook Armour, Georgia 1650 East Hastings Street Stenographer Turner, Harold kelvin 258 East Hastings Street Salesman Weir, William Singleton 41 East Hasti“gs Street Mortician Luft, Adam Henry 41 East Hastings Street Butcher Ross, Anna C. 471 East Hastings Street Housewife Abramson, John Karel 1079 Comox Street Clerk Cullinan, Walter Hugh 1119 Hornby Street Accountant Jells, John Robert 1173 Hornby Street Engineer, Lumbern Riley, George 1328 Howe Street Truck Driver Carey, John 1390 Granville Street lelder
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