Order in Council 770/1990

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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA ORDER OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL Order in Council No. 770 , Approved and Ordered MAY 171990 8/1191 ,1,01/9/ ititieniener Executive Council Chambers, Victoria 16.1401990 1311200 I 114-a3POI 317/9 1 Aderbdrepag . AdmlnisiLe for On the recommendation of the undersigned, the by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that the persons listed in column I of the attached Schedule be appointed Returning Officers in the Electoral District shown opposite their name in column 2. AND THAT this order shell come into force and effect on the date that the 34th Parliament is dissolved. PROVINCIAL SECRETARY PRESIDING t EMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (This part is for administrative purposes only and is not part the Order.( Authority under which Order Is made: Act and section: Election Act Other (specify): 1) ;I./P.101 s(c://e:45 D141112 SCHEDULE Column I Column 2 Roy Patrick Columbia River-Revelstoke Faye Debenham Delta North r-tv • 3a7/9 I Barb Makinson Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Joan Giles Oak Bay-Gordon Head Lois Petrygan Parksville-Dualicum Bill Wallace Peace River North Art Cameron Peace River South Donald Copan Port Moody-Burnaby Mountain Mac Carpenter Saanich South Hank Pulles Surrey-Green Timbers Tamarah Moss Vancouver-Burrard Bill Hutchinson Vancouver-Fraserview Lorraine Waslen Vancouver-I lastings Irme D'Erceville Vancouver-Kensington eizo . 1109/9/ Mario Caravetta Vancouver-Kingsway Laill Hamilton Vancouver-Langara Joe Deng Vancouver-Little Mountain Pete Harekal Vancouver-Mount Pleasant Isobel Austin Vancouver-Point Grey Sharon White Vancouver-Quilchena ev). \ 1/9 Joan Wallace Victoria-Beacon Hill Rena Simpson Victoria-Hillside CV). 1382170 Derek Humphries West Vancouver-Capilano .

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