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Order in Council 37/1996 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA ORDER OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL Order in Council No. 0037 , Approved and Ordered At 11. 1996 • (; 2 Lieutenant Governor ft Executive Counci: Chambers, Victoria On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that the schedule to Order in Council 1569/95 is amended by the addition of the lists attached to this Order. Ministe i f Municipal Affairs residing Member of the Executive Council (This part is for administrative purposes only and is not part of the Order.) Authority under which Order is made: Act and section• Acceccment Art, cprtinn IQ Other (specify): n C 1569/9S December 18, 1995 s6c5h5-x 1996 COURTS OF REVISION ORDER IN COUNCIL ATTACHMENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 04 WINDERMERE COURT #041 CHAIR Ian Jack Edgewater, British Columbia SECRF, rARY Denis F. Zuk Invermere, British Columbia Glenda K. Wah Windermere, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #07 NELSON COURT #071 CHAIR Katherine Hendrin Nelson, British Columbia SECRETARY Judith Ceroli Winlaw, British Columbia Frederick Brannon Haake Nelson, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #13 KETTLE VALLEY COURT #131 CHAIR Phyllis M. Duncan Beaverdell, British Columbia SECRETARY Merry M. Butcher Midway, British Columbia Margaret Ann Graham Greenwood, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #14 SOUTHERN OKANAGAN COURT #141 CHAIR James McGuinness Oliver, British Columbia SECRETARY Valorie Watson Osoyoos, British Columbia Iver Bjorn Iverson Oliver, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #15 PENTICTON COURT #151 CHAIR Roy Kato Naramata, British Columbia SECRETARY Marjorie H. Murton Penticton, British Columbia Vera A. MichelFen Penticton, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #16 KEREMEOS COURT #161 CHAIR Arthur S. Wainwright Cawston, British Columbia SECRETARY Walter F. Despot Keremeos, British Columbia Frances L. Peck Keremeos, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #17 PRINCETON COURT #171 CHAIR Evelyn McCallum Princeton, British Columbia SECRETARY Eric Goodfellow Princeton, British Columbia Jacqueline M. Cromarty Princeton, British Cclumbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #18 GOLDEN COURT #181 CHAIR Mickey L. Batas Golden, British Columbia SECRETARY Judy Huebert Golden, British Columbia Linda Whitwell Golden, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #19 REVELSTOKE COURT #191 CHAIR Val A. Berry Revelstoke, British Columbia SECRETARY Norma Holmes Revelstoke, British Columbia Fred Olynyk Revelstoke, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #21 ARMSTRONG-SPALLUMCHEEN COURT #211 CHAIR Grahame Ware Armstrong, British Columbia SECRETAM Kelly Nadeau Armstrong, British Columbia D. James Macdonald Armstrong, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #22 VERNON COURT #221 CHAIR Peter Knittel Vernon, British Columbia SECRETARY Joan A. Crebo Cherryville, British Columbia Jackie M. Hutchison Vernon, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #23 CENTRAL OKANAGAN COURT #231 CHAIR Nigel C. Taylor Westbank, British Columbia SECRETARY Faye Saxon Kelowna, British Columbia John C. Dubeta Kelowna, British Columbia COURT #232 CHAIR Eileen M. Robinson Kelowna, British Columbia SECRETARY John B. de Montreuil Kelowna, British Columbia Steve Reynolds Peachland, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #24 KAMLOOPS COURT #241 CHAIR Jack J. Kerssens Kamloops, British Columbia SECRETARY Loraine C. Turcotte Chase, British Columbia James A. Davie Kamloops, British Columbia COURT #242 CHAIR Clive R. Goodwin Kamloops, British Columbia SECRETARY John W. Coltman Kamloops, British Columbia G. Shirley Feeney Kamloops, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #27 CARIBOO-CHILCOTIN COURT #271 CHA/It Ron A. Colville Williams Lake, British Columbia SECRETARY Robert C. Macnair Williams Lake, British Columbia Mohammed A. Bajwa Williams Lake, British Columbia COURT #272 CHAIR Gerard A. H. Mulders 108 Mile Ranch, British Columbia SECRETARY Garfield Lamb 100 Mile House, British Columbia Ken McKinley Forest Grove, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #31 MERRITT COURT #311 CHAIR Mariette Luce Merritt, British Columbia SECRETARY Elmer O'Hanley Quilchena, British Columbia Mildred J. Mitchell Merritt, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #32 HOPE/76 AGASSIZ-HARRISON COURT #321/761 CHAIR Malcolm Caldwell Wright Agassiz, British Columbia SECRETARY Stephen F. Harvey Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia Susan Ray LaRocque Agassiz, Blitish Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #36 SURREY COURT #361 CHAIR Shelly Baxter Surrey, British Columbia SECRETARY Lisa Jane Goy Surrey, British Columbia Ben J. Brown Surrey, British Columbia COURT #362 CHAIR Julie A. Grenier Surrey, British Columbia SECRETARY ('hristine E. Kirby Surrey, British Columbia Harcharn S. Gill Surrey, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #38 RICHMOND COURT #381 CHAIR Sylvia S. Surette Richmond, British Columbia SECRETARY L. Mac W. Tetlock Richmond, British Columbia Byron Keith Roberton Richmond, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #39 VANCOUVER COURT #391 CHAIR Merrilee Robson Vancouver, British Columbia SECRETARY John S. Church Vancouver, British Columbia Marion Ruth Hawryzki Vancouver, British Columbia COURT #392 CHAIR Manfred C. Schmid Vancouver, British Columbia SECRETARY Lesley Anne Jupp Vancouver, British Columbia E. Shirley Bradley Vancouver, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #39 VANCOUVER COURT #393 CHAIR Helene W. A. Minishka Vancouver, British Columbia SECRETARY Ravinder K. Khanna Vancouver, British Columbia Pat Ajello Vancouver, British Columbia COURT #394 CHAIR M. Bernadette Hirtle Vancouver, British Columbia SECRETARY Robert David Bradley Vancouver, British Columbia Edward Lloyd Affleck Vancouver, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #39 VANCOUVER COURT #395 CHAIR S. Chung Ing Vancouver, British Columbia SECRETARY Joan K. Weatherby Vancouver, British Columbia Jan Maclnnes Pierce Vancouver, British Columbia COURT #396 CHAIR Margaret A. Brown Vancouver, British Columbia SECRETARY Cindy Ladner Vancouver, British Columbia Avtar Singh Randhawa Vancouver, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #40 NEW WESTMINSTER COURT #401 CHAIR Richard R. Carswell New Westminster, British Columbia SEMI l'ARY Myrna E. Hudson New Westminster, British Columbia Christopher Conway New Westminster, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #41 BURNABY COURT #411 CHAIR Merrill M. Gordon Burnaby, British Columbia SECRETARY Tony S. Fabian Burnaby, British Columbia George J. Doering Burnaby, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #43 COQUITLAM COURT #431 CHAIR Joyce Vendryes Port Coquitlam, British Columbia SECRETARY Diane Ferleyko Coquitlam, British Columbia R. P. (Keith) Parkinson Coquitlam, British Columbia COURT #432 CHAIR Errol Nembhard Port Coquitlam, British Columbia SECRETARY George L. van Zuylekom Port Coquitlam, British Columbia Celine L. M. Dan Port Moody, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #45 WEST VANCOUVER COURT #451 CHAIR Don Griffiths West Vancouver, British Columbia SECRETARY Elizabeth Rarthropp West Vancouver, British Columbia John Frederick Weber West Vancouver, British Columha COURT #452 CHAIR Betty Twigg West Vancouver, British Columbia SECRETARY Dan Pekovich West Vancouver, British Columbia Mehdi H. Moniri West Vancouver, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #48 HOWE SOUND COURT #481 CHAIR Donald Lecky Squamish, British Columbia SECRETARY Kathleen Louise Teichman Squamish, British Columbia Joseph Bernard (Bernie) Charpentier Squamish, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #49 CENTRAL COAST COURT #491 CHAIR Beverley Saugstad Ilagensborg, British Columbia SECRETARY Philip W. Parr Hagensborg, British Columbia Peter Fralick Hagensborg, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #50 QUEEN CHARLOTTE COURT #501 CHAIR Delina Myles Port Clements, British Columbia SECRETARY Jon Leus Sandspit, British Columbia Marguerita Ellen Hearne Masset, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #52 PRINCE RUPERT COURT #521 CHAIR Anton Joseph Gaber Prince Rupert, British Columbia SECRETARY Helen T. Rudderhain Prince Rupert, British Columbia Michael A. Morrison Prince Rupert, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #54 BULKLEY VALLEY COURT #541 CHAIR D. Garry Beaudette Houston, British Columbia SECRETARY Fiona M. Glass Smithers, British Columbia Harry Kruisselbrink Smithers, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #55 BURNS LAKE COURT #551 CHAIR Gerry Wellicome Burns Lake, British Columbia SECRE1 ARY John Jacob Keefe Burns Lah, British Columbia Frederick James Howett Burns Lake, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #56 NECHAKO COURT #561 CHAIR Eileen MineIla Webster Fort Fraser, British Columbia SECRETARY Geraldine (Gerry) B. Thomson Vanderhoof, British Columbia. Jerry Petersen Vanderhoof, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #57 PRINCE GEORGE COURT #571 CHAIR Ronald Jack Pinder Prince George, British Columbia SFr 'RETARY Glcria J. Lundin Prince George, British Columbia Elizabeth Ricketts Prince George, British Columbia COURT #572 CHAIR Carolyn P. Linden Prince George, British Columbia SECRETARY Pauline S. Davidson Prince George, British Columbia John Applegate Prince George, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #57 PRINCE GEORGE COURT #573 CHAIR D. Virginia Jalava Prince George, British Columbia SECRETARY Barbara J. German Prince George, British Columbia George C. Pitts Prince George, British Columbia COURT #574 CHAIR Gale Smith Mackenzie, British Columbia SECRETARY Carol Park Mackenzie, British Columbia Monica Metz Mackenzie, British Columbia SCHOOL DISTRICT #59 PEACE RIVER SOUTH COURT #591 CHAIR Joe M. Breti Farmington, British Columbia SECRETARY Stuart W. Minifie Dawson Creek, British Columbia Anita J. Parr Dawson Creek, British Columbia COURT #592 CHAIR Gary L. Cooper Dawson Creek, British Columbia SECRETARY Deborah A. Gatter Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia Rod
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