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Order in Council 2433/1979 BRITISH COLUMBIA A .4`t = 2433 APPROVED AND ORDERED sp. 14.1979 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MM. DELTA SER 13.1979 AdmkLund0 On the recommendation of the undersigned, the by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that Order-in-Council 2402/79 be amended by deleting the words "by Order-in-Council 175/79" in the second last line and substituting the words "by Order-in-Council 1078/79".1 „ormallo ~sm. PROV C SECRETARY AND MINISTER OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES PRESIDING MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (This part u for administrative purposes and is not part of the Order.) Authority under which Order is made: Act and section Provincial _Elect_Lons Act — section 6 Other (specify) . Statutory authority checked by °Yeist } uv 4 - OG (Signature and typed or printed Meer C:7! BRITISH s.712.5.4?( COLUMBIA 1078 APPROVED AND ORDERED Mt —5.1979 - LreTitii:anT overnor EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, VICTORIA 12R _51979 On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that pursuant to the provisions of the Provincial Elections Act, a Registrar of Voters and Deputy Registrar of Voters be appointed for each of the electoral districts of the province in accordance with the attached Schedules "A" and "8"; AND FURTHER ORDERS THAT pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution Act, the Interpretation Act, the Provincial Elections Act, and all other powers thereunto enabling, the following regulation be made: "The Chief Electoral Officer and the Registrar-General of Voters, the Registrars of Voters, and all other persons appointed to perform functions, procedures and other duties under the Provincial Elections Act are hereby empowered to perform such of those functions, procedures and duties as are necessary to prepare the list of voters for each of the electoral districts constituted under the Constitution Act Amendment Act, 1978, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the appropriate Registrars of Voters are hereby authorized: (1) To perform the functions set out in Section 23A of the Provincial Elections Act. (2) To place the names of voters applying for registration on the list of voters for each electoral district constituted under the Constitution Act Amendment Act, 1978." / PROVINCIAL SECRETARY AND MINISTER OF GOVERMENT SERVICES PRESIDING MEk.fBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (This pan it for admIrztratil,e purposes and is nut part of the Order.) Authority under which Order is made: Act and section__ __P.EPY tr1C.$.111._EleC.tifltad__Alc.L. S Other (weedy) Constitution A t. _Ar-,eildtlent_Act, 19 78 Interpretation Act ■ Statutury authority checked .._._ 1 NI eicr...t-C.. <— e‘t or ;noted IS AM of Lepl Officer) Schedule "A" 11±sistrars of Voters, 1979 Electoral District Resistrar of Voters Address ALBERNI W.G. Mundell Court House, Port Alberni ATLIN Ivor Williams Court House, Prince Rupert BOUNDARY-SIMILKAMEEN L.D. Sands Court House, Penticton BURNABY-EDMONDS K.L. Horton 2735 Cambie St., Vancouver BURNABY-NORTH BURNABY-'hILLINGTON “ CARIlf.00 J. Hoerr Court House, Williams Lake CHILLIWACK K.I. Booth 15-300 Yale Rd. West, Chilliwack CENTRAL FRASER VALLEY Mike Carroll Box 12, 15782 Marine Dr., White Rock COLUMBIA RIVER J.W. Olson Court House, Golden COMOX J.A. Baker Court House, Courtenay COQUITLAN-MOODY T.P. McKinnon 100-403 Sixth St., New Westminster COWICHAN-MALAHAT R. Macgregor Court House, Duncan DELTA Mike Carroll Box 12, 15782 Marine Dr., White Rock DEWDNEY T.P. McKinnon 100-403 Sixth St., New Westminster ESQUIMALT-PORT RENFREW R. Patterson 933 Yates St., Victoria KAMLOOPS N.R. Blake' Court House, Kamloops KOOTENAY W.L. Draper Court House, Cranbrook LANGLEY Mike Carroll Box 12, 15782 Marine Dr., White Rock MACKENZIE B.W. Hansen Court House, Powell River MAILIARDVILLE-COQUITLAM T.P. McKinnon 100-403 Sixth St., New Westminster NANAIMO R.H. Archibald Court House, Nanaimo NELSON-CRESTON H.S. Tatchell Provincial Government Bldg, Nelson NEW WESTMINSTER T.P. McKinnon 100-403 Sixth St., New Westminster NORTH ISLAND W.H. Ketcham 1180 Ironwood Rd., Campbell River NORTH PEACE RIVER N.G. Schulz Court House, Fort St. John NORTH VANCOUVER-CAPILANO K.L. Morton 2735 Cambie St., Vancouver NORTH VANCOUVER-SEYMOUR el it 11 11 OAK BAY-CORDON HEAD R. Patterson 933 Yates St ., Victoria OKANAGAN NORTH N.A. Nelson Court House, Vernon OKANAGAN SOUTH R.E. Manson Court House, Kelowna OMINECA E.G. Chubak Court House, Vanderhoof PRINCE GEORGE NORTH K.J. Weir Court House, Prince George .PRINCE GEORGE SOUTH 11 PRINCE RUPERT Ivor Williams Court House, Prince Rupert RICHMOND T.P. McKinnon 100-403 Sixth St., New Westminster ROSS1AND-TRAIL A.D. Sherwood Court House, Rossland SAANICH AND THE ISLANDS R. Patterson 933 Yates St., Victoria SHUSWAP-REVELSTOKE D.V. Drew Court House, Salmon Arm SKEENA A.W. Milton Court House, Smithers. SOUTH PEACE RIVER G.A. Broomfield Court House, Dawson Creek SURREY Mike Carroll Box 12, 15782 Marine Dr., White Rock VANCOUVER CENTRE K.L. Morton 2735 Cambie St., Vancouver VANCOUVER EAST 51 n 51 VANCOUVER-LITTLE MOUNTAIN 51 9 VANCOUVER-POINT GREY 11 VANCOUVER SOUTH 11 11 II VICTORIA R. Patterson 933 Yates St., Victoria UEST VANCOUVER-HOWE SOUND K.L. Morton 2735 Cambie St., Vancouver :ALE-LILL7CET L.P. Lean Court House, Merritt Schedule "5" Duty Regis [ran.; o f_ Vote rs 1979 Electoral District BERNI A.M. LaPointe, Port Alberni AILIN E.J. .Johnstone, Atlin J. Frey, Stewart BOMARv-SIMILKAMEEN H.W. Beckley, Penticton R.E. Manson, Kelowna S. Matsuo, Grand Forks BURNABY-EDMONDS R.N. Morris, Vancouver BURNABY NORTH 11 11 BURNABY-WILLINGDON 11 11 CARIBOO E. Levens, Williams Lake CENTRAL ERASER VALLEY Laura Haight, White Rock CRILLIWACK T.P. McKinnon, New Westminster COLUMBIA RIVER Mrs. A. Oakes, Golden COM( J.F. :tiers, Courtenay COQUITLAM-MOODY G.S. Townsend, New Westminster COVICHAN-MALAHAT J.B. Johnston, Duncan DELTA Laura Haight, White Rock DE IDNEY G.S. Townsend, New Westminster ESQUIMALT-PORT RENFREW Mrs. Frances Miller, Victoria KAMLOOPS W. Poohachoff, Kamloops KOOTENAY F.R. Carmichael, Fernie LANGLEY Laura Haight, White Rock MACKENZIE Mrs. M.L. McCracken, Powell River MAILLARDVILLE-COOUITLAM G.S. Townsend, New Westminster NANAIMO J.R. Leveringtou, Nanaimo NELSON-CRESTON B.E. Kernaghan, Nelson R.S. Allen, Creston Mrs. Joanne James, Kaslo NEW WESTMINSTER G.S. Townsend, New Westminster NORTH ISLAND E.W. Lomas, Campbell River J.A. Baker, Courtenay NORTH PEACE RIVER Miss R.E. Mahoney, Fort St. John NORTH VANCOUVER-CAPILANO R.M. Morris, Vancouver NORTH VANCOUVER-SEYMOUR OAK BAY-GORDON HEAD Mrs. Frances Miller, Victoria OKANAGAN NORTH Mrs. K. Martin, Vernon R.E. Mansoa, Kelowna OKANAGAN SOUTH D.R. Blatchford, Kelowna °MINNA Miss L.D. Borgun, Vanderhoof PRINCE GEORGE NORTH C.S. Kirk, Prince George PRINCE GEORGE SOUTH PRINCE RUPERT Mrs. L. Finnigan, Prince Rupert R. Trombley, Terrace Mrs. J. Mufford, Queen Charlotti City RICHMOND G.S. Townsend, New Westminster ROSSLAND-TRAIL D.P. Jecks, Rossland SAANICH AND THE ISLANDS Mrs. Frances Miller, Victoria SRLSUtP-REVELSTOKE Miss Joanne Bodard, Salmon Arm D.G.B. Roberts, Revelstoke SKEENA Mrs. M. Fink, Smithers R. Trombley, Terrace SOUTH PEACE RIVER D.C. McMillan, Dawson Creek SPREY Laura Haight, White Rock VANCOUVER CENTRE R.M. Morris, Vancouver VANCOUVER EAST 11 11 VANCOUVER-LITTLE MOUNTAIN 11 It VANCOUVER-POINT GREY A 11 VANCOUVER SOUTH II VICTORIA Mrs. Frances Victoria WEST VANCOUVER-HOWE SOUND R.M. Morris, Vancouver YALE-LILLOOET M. Sakakibara, Lillooet W.L. Marshall, Princeton "•-• 2q,r4 .
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