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Royal Gazette of Prince Edward Island Province of Prince Edward Island Canada Part I Index Volume 126, 2000 Published by Authority Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Beryl J. Bujosevich, Queen's Printer 2000 2 ROYAL GAZETTE Index Table of Contents Appointments ................................................................. 1 Board Orders ................................................................. 5 Change of Name Act Notices..................................................... 6 Companies Act Notices ......................................................... 6 Designations................................................................. 13 Estate Notices................................................................ 13 Marriage Act Notices.......................................................... 18 Orders...................................................................... 19 Partnership Act Notices........................................................ 19 Proclamations................................................................ 33 Quieting Titles Act Notices ..................................................... 33 Miscellaneous Notices......................................................... 34 ROYAL GAZETTE 1 Appointments Advisory Council on the Status of Women Act Dispensing Opticians Act Advisory Council on the Status of Women Board of Dispensing Opticians Ballem, Patricia (Chair).............. 342 Boswall, Dr. Guy................... 167 Blackett, Inge (Vice-chair) ........... 720 Joseph, Alan....................... 167 Faulkner, Rosemary................. 342 Pridmore, Don..................... 167 Koren, Margaret.................... 927 MacLaren, Wendy.................. 927 Election Act Savage, Joan ...................... 342 Returning Officers Electoral District No. 10 Apprenticeship and Trades Qualification Act Jackson, Colin.................... 276 Provincial Apprenticeship Board Electoral District No. 11 Paquet, Jim........................ 258 Trainor, Austin.................... 215 Electoral District No. 21 Prince Edward Island Kenny, Ken ...................... 215 Business Development Act Business Development Inc. Environmental Protection Act Chief Executive Officer Environmental Advisory Council Kent Scales ...................... 721 Cudmore, Barry (Vice-chair).......... 721 Coffin, Peggy...................... 721 Civil Service Act Cudmore, Barry.................... 258 Classification Appeal Committee Giberson, Dr. Donna (Chair) .......... 721 Creed, Lewis ...................... 103 Giberson, Dr. Donna (Chair) .......... 927 Martin, Faye....................... 103 Locks, Dr. Leon.................... 721 Morris-Gaudet, Beth ................ 103 MacAdam, Kevin................... 721 Walker, Brenda .................... 103 MacNeill, Lorne . ................. 927 McMillan, Emmerson ............... 258 Executive Division Perry, Terry ....................... 258 Executive Assistant and Senior Policy Sulis, Ricki Lee.................... 721 Advisor to the Premier Dorsey, Patrick ................... 650 Island Waste Management Corporation Board of Directors Public Service Commission Campbell, Jack (Chair) ............ 1066 Chief Executive Officer Campbell, Jack.................... 633 Noonan, Elaine ................... 650 Driscoll, Arnold................... 633 Chief Executive Officer Criminal Code of Canada Myers, Cleve J. .................. 1066 PEI Criminal Code Review Board Power, Sister Mary (to Rescind)....... 442 Executive Council Teehan, Dr. Michael, M.D............ 194 The Ministry Triantafillou, Dr. Mark (to Rescind).... 442 as at 1 May 2000 [REISSUED] ......... 418 as at 19 October 2000 ................ 943 Crown Building Corporation Act as at 14 November 2000 ............. 1024 Crown Building Corporation Minister of Executive Council Act Transportation and Public Works Deputy Minister to the Premier and (President) ........................ 276 Chief of Staff Deputy Minister of McQuaid, Peter.................... 650 Transportation and Public Works ...... 276 Deputy Provincial Treasurer.......... 276 Intergovernmental Affairs Murphy, Joe (Member-at-Large) ....... 276 Deputy Minister Johnston, Jim (Member-at-Large) ...... 276 MacAulay, Jeanette................ 651 2 ROYAL GAZETTE Committee of the Executive Council Mella, Hon. Patricia J. (Chair)......... 424 To Establish Mella, Hon. Patricia J. (Chair)......... 721 Agenda and Priorities Committee ..... 722 Murphy, Hon. P. Mitchell............ 721 Strategic Planning Committee on Community and Social Policy........ 722 Farm Practices Act Strategic Planning Committee on Farm Practices Review Board Economic Policy .................. 722 Knechtel, Stephen .................. 983 Murphy, Charles ................... 983 Agenda and Priorities Committee Wilting, Aike ...................... 983 Binns, Hon. Patrick G. (Chair) ........ 722 Currie, Hon. Michael F............... 722 Fathers of Confederation Buildings Act Dunn, Cletus J. MLA ................ 722 Fathers of Confederation Buildings Trust Gillan, J. Chester, MLA .............. 722 Board of Directors MacFadyen, Elmer E., MLA.......... 722 Moore, J. Sherrold................. 524 Mella, Hon. Patricia J................ 722 Murphy, Hon. P. Mitchell ............ 722 Grain Elevators Corporation Act Grain Elevators Corporation Legislative Review Committee Board of Directors Hammill, J. Eric, MLA .............. 723 Pridham, Herbert.................. 983 Lantz, Hon. Jeffrey E. (Vice-chair)..... 723 MacFadyen, Elmer E., MLA (Chair).... 723 Health and Community Services Act MacMillan, Robert L., MLA .......... 723 West Prince Regional Authority Rodgerson, Eva E., MLA ............ 723 Gaudet, Juanita .................... 585 MacAusland, Harry.................. 75 Strategic Planning Committee on Community and Social Policy East Prince Regional Authority Ballem, Hon. James W. (Vice-chair).... 722 Peters, Carol........................ 75 Binns, Hon. Patrick G. (Ex-officio Trainor, Gertrude.................... 75 Member) ......................... 722 Dunn, Cletus J., MLA (Chair) ......... 722 Queens Regional Authority MacDonald, Wilbur B., MLA......... 722 Clark, Dr. Don..................... 697 MacKenzie, Elizabeth L.A., MLA ..... 722 Gillis, Judy ......................... 76 MacPhee, Norman D., MLA.......... 722 Gray, Patricia....................... 76 Shea, Hon. Gail A................... 722 Stewart, Allan ...................... 76 Strategic Planning Committee on Eastern Kings Regional Authority Economic Policy McKie, Freda....................... 75 Arsenault, J. Wilfred, MLA........... 723 Rossiter, Hilda...................... 75 Bagnall, James D., MLA............. 722 Binns, Hon. Patrick G. (Ex-officio Southern Kings Regional Authority Member)..........................723 Glover, June........................ 75 Brown, Philip W., MLA ............. 723 Myers, Sandra...................... 75 Deighan, Hon. Gregory J. ............ 722 Gillan, J. Chester, MLA (Chair) ....... 722 Holland College Act Murphy, Hon. P. Mitchell (Vice-chair) . 722 Holland College Board of Governors Johnston, Douglas . ................ 1066 Treasury Board Currie, Hon. Michael F............... 424 Housing Corporation Act Currie, Hon. Michael F............... 721 Alberton Housing Authority Gillan, Hon. J. Chester .............. 1025 Hutt, Wendy...................... 1101 Lantz, Hon. Jeffrey E................ 424 Irving, Cindy ..................... 1102 MacAdam, Hon. Kevin J. ............ 424 Profit, Brenda..................... 1102 MacAdam, Hon. Kevin J. ............ 721 Shea, Lorna (Chair)................ 1102 MacKinnon, Hon. Donald G. ......... 424 MacKinnon, Hon. Donald G. ......... 721 Charlottetown Area Housing Corporation ROYAL GAZETTE 3 Arsenault, Earl.................... 1102 Rodgerson, F. Maurice ............. 651 Cumming, James.................. 1102 Gaudet, Carlyle ................... 1102 Legal Profession Act Kelly, Joe........................ 1102 Council of the Law Society Warwick, Stan.................... 1102 of Prince Edward Island MacDonald, D. Fred ................ 146 Georgetown Housing Authority Burke, Anthony ................... 1102 Queen’s Counsel Flynn, Christina (Chair) ............. 1102 Campbell, Gordon L. ............... 1121 Prestage, Mary.................... 1102 Crane, Dolores M.................. 1121 Hennessey, John W. ................ 1121 Montague Housing Authority Key, Derek D. .................... 1121 MacKinnon, Betty ................. 1102 Matheson, Thomas A................. 19 MacLean, Isabel................... 1102 Reagh, Elizabeth S................... 19 McHerron, Lewis.................. 1102 Murphy, Mary .................... 1102 Lending Agency Act P.E.I. Lending Agency Mount Stewart Housing Authority Board of Directors Clark, Jocelyn .................... 1103 MacLean, Mary................... 984 MacDonald, Pat................... 1103 McInnis, Rodney.................. 984 MacDonald, Scott ................. 1103 MacDonald, Shirley (Chair) ......... 1103 Liquor Control Act PEI Liquor Control Commission O'Leary Housing Authority Coulson, Dana..................... 238 Bernard, Karol.................... 1103 LeClair, Gerard .................... 484 Dennis, Bessie (Chair).............. 1103 MacDonald, W.J.R. (Mac) (Chair) ..... 484 MacDonald, Daryl................. 1103 MacEwen, Doug ................... 484 Turner, Florence .................. 1103 Lucy Maud Montgomery Foundation Act Souris Housing Authority Lucy Maud Montgomery Foundation Lang, Mary (Chair) ................ 1103 Bolger, Francis W.P. (Chair).......... 843 MacKinnon, Mary
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