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Order in Council 1873/1966 1873. Approved and ordered this 21st day of June , A.D. 19 66. At the Executive Council Chamber, Victoria, Lieutenant-Governor. PRESENT: The Honourable in the Chair. • Mr. Bennett Mr. Martin /41,41 Mr. Bonner e rti, IA t47 Mr. Williston .f9t 79 Oki k / 71r, Mr. Brothers 3247e .1,16.1 /711 Mr. Glom& 5 t 1,011 (l5W 4q) Mr. Peterson 49/C Mr. Loffmark Mr. Campbell Mr. 2Y11/7/ Mr. 5t.hci. 4 og..2//6/‘2lfrfAt 1.tivz W. N oo 7/ wg00/7.7 Min i4,44//l i gnji/ -a. Mr. %., 017,hq 41•Y"/ To HuHonour The Lieutenant-Governor in Council: S'I:b .. ii '7.;9;g The undersigned has the honour to report: g,i7, my 4,- THAT Sections 2 and 3 of the Constitution Act Amendment Act, 1966, constitute and define new Provincial Electoral Districts: AND THAT Sections 2 and 3 of the Constitution Act Amendment Act, 1966, have not yet come into operation and Section 8 of the Interpretation Act permits powers con- ferred in an Act that has not yet come into operation to be performed so far as is necessary or expedient for the purpose of making the Act effective at the date of the commencement thereof; AND THAT it is considered necessary for the purpose of making the Constitution Act Amendment Act, 1966, effective at the date of the commencement thereof to make the following appointments and regulation: AND TO RECOMMEND 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 new slectoral districts of the province in accordance with the attached Schedules nA" and flIFI: AND FURTHER TO RECOMMEND 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, 1966, and without limiting the generality of the regoing, the appropriate Registrars of Voters are hereby authorized: /7 (1) To perform the functions set out in SeLeti .f the Provincial Elections Act. (2) To place the names of voters applying! r tr tion on the list of voters for each electoral district constitute on Act Amend- ment Act, 1966." DATED this 20th day o A.D. 1966 ,./ GIA ActingFrovincial Secretary APPROVED this 20th dsfof June A.D. 19 6 1/10/1. Presiding Member of the Executive Council Schedule "A" 1g1'/7/ Registrars of Voters, 1966 Electoral District Registrar of Voters Address Alberni O'Neill, T. G. Courthouse, Alberni Atlin Harding, T. H. W. Courthouse, Prince Rupert Boundary -Similkameen Dalby, T. S. Courthouse, Penticton Burnaby-Edmonds Morton, K.L. 2735 Cambie St., Vancouver 9 Burnaby North It Burnaby Willingdon tt 11 "Aid.11/1/ Cariboo Hughes, F. E. P. Courthouse, Box 430, Quesnel Chilliwack ' Anderson, E. L.43, X /4"/41 Courthouse, Chilliwack Columbia River Mundell, W. G. Courthouse, Golden Comox McFarland, G. W. Courthouse, Courtenay Coquitlam McDonald, J. F.KcAl.'"4" Courthouse, New Westminster Cowichan-Malahat Sands, L. D. Courthouse, Duncan tes4.1‘ZA010, Delta Moog, F. G. 15251 Pacific Ave., White Rock Dewdney yMcDonald, J. F. Courthouse, New Westminster Esquimalt Smallwood, J. W. 910 Gordon St., Victoria Fort George Carling, S. M.efs./(s4y14.11 Courthouse, Prince George Kamloops Sell, Frank J. Courthouse, Kamloops Kootenay ' Medley, E. L.Ptic'42/1542 Courthouse, Box 699, Cranbrook Langley Moog, F. G. nssci#0t/ig 15251 Pacific Ave., White Rock Mackenzie Gaspard, J. V.gcs.529/,79 Courthouse, Powell River Nanaimo Offin, E. B. Courthouse, Nanaimo Nelson-Creston Brodie, G. L. Courthouse, Nelson New Westminster yMcDonald, J. F. Courthouse, New Westminster North Okanagan McGruder, W. T. Courthouse, Vernon North Peace River Nelson, N. A. Courthouse, Fort St. John North Vancouver -Capilano Morton, K. L. 2735 Cambie St., Vancouver 9 North Vancouver-Seymour It tt Oak Bay Smallwood, J. W. 910 Gordon St., Victoria Omineca Collison, W. H. M. Courthouse, Burns Lake Prince Rupert Harding, T. H. W./Mr-5,1.'12AI Courthouse, Prince Rupert Revelstoke -Slocan Drew, D. V. Courthouse, Revelstoke Richmond )(McDonald, J. F. o 20G27), Courthouse, New Westminster Rossland-Trail Draper, W. L;Rist• Courthouse, Rossland Saanich and the Islands Smallwood, J. W. 910 Gordon St., Victoria Shuswap TatcheLl, S.. rteX 3/4 11-- Courthouse, Box 100, Salmon Arm /1/ Skeena Beley, G. H.sg 47c 2 f33 Courthouse, Box 340, Smithers South Okanagan Manson, R. E. Courthouse, Kelowna South Peace River Callahan, 0. Courthouse, Police Coupe Surrey Moog, F. G. fast 3400( 15251 Pacific Avenue, White Rock Vancouver -Burrard Morton, K. L. 2735 Cambie St., Vancouver 9 Vancouver Centre 11 It Vancouver East tt It Vancouver-Little Mountain 11 Vancouver-Point Grey It Vancouver South ft Victoria Smallwood, J.W. 910 Gordon St., Victoria West Vancouver-Howe Sound Morton, K. L. 2735 Cambie St., Vancouver 9 Yale -Lillooet Dobson, T. S. Courthouse, Merritt Schedule "B" Deputy Registrars of Voters, 1966 Electoral District Alberni W. H. Ketcham, Alberni Atlin D. P. Lancaster, Atlin - 05 A. H. Burton, Stewart Mrs. Gail Marilyn Nelson, Telegraph Creek Constable Roderick Douglas Nelson, Telegraph Creek Miss M. Hallinan, Prince Rupert Boundary-Similkameen T. C. Chapman, Penticton L. M. McKinnon, Oliver R. Macgregor, Grand Forks -ifesc. 0,4 0///70 Cariboo N. R. Blake, Williams Lake J. E. Hornell, Quesnel R. H. Archibald, Clinton Columbia River R. Wemyss, Golden - CPC Se- % 9// I. Williams, Invermere 3/0 Comox J. A. Baker,, Courtanay Res' 14.72// Cowichan-Malahat A. K. Scott, Duncan Fort George K. J. Weir, Prince George gisc O/C g 04491" Kamloops D. Warren, Kamloops 7tic.3/4 2013/7/ Kootenay K. I. Booth, Cranbrook- 64?"°4 : 1.Y.7‘/7/ F. R. Carmichael, Fernie Mackenzie Mrs. M. McQuarrie, Powell River Re,c.%/51V71 P/c royk!px... Nanaimo A. W. Dixon, Nanaimo -Nest. Nelson-Creston L. P. Lean, Nelson R. S. Allen, Creston North Okanagan T. J. Marrion, Vernon - ee5c.°/C V4//%7J North Peace River J. H. Cheesman, Fort St. John-r/e5" "Y‘i/11 G. A. Broomfield, Fort Nelson Omineca Mrs. D. G. Rolston, Burns Lake E. G. Chubak, Vanderhoof Prince Rupert Miss M. Hallinan, Prince Rupert 396/7/ Revelstoke-Slocan Mrs. L. Achim, Revelstoke- irez-.3Jw,,',"•—• T. P. McKinnon, Kaslo-RE'5. 2,48/7? Rossland-Trail D. P. Jecks, Rossland Shuswap Mrs. H. E. Webb, Salmon Arm Skeena A. W. Milton, Terrace D. G. B. Roberts, Kitimat South Okanagan Miss E. Dunn, Kelowna Yale-Lillooet A. F. MacLean, Ashcroft, AP O ; B. J. H. Ryley, Lillooet - Re sc B. E. Kennelly, Princeton- "elm, a $;/6 I 1r0/4 f Page 2 Deputy Registrars of Voters, 1966 Electoral District Burnaby-Edmonds Mrs. A. Thompson, Vancouver i Burnaby North e II Burnaby-Willingdon ft II ( North Vancouver-Capilano 11 Il 11 II North Vancouver-Seymour I /1 e .6a, % 2 790 Cr 11 tI West Vancouver-Howe Sound / Vancouver-Burrard It II Vancouver Centre It II Vancouver East 11 It Vancouver-Little Mountain II 11 Vancouver South 11 II Vancouver-Point Grey 11 Esquimalt /M. Carroll, Victoria Oak Bay ge,c. l tt Saanich and the Islands !X Virni it It , and A. M. Brown, Ganges Victoria tl Chilliwack Miss E. B. Hornby, Chilliwack Coquitlam ) E. W. Pederson, New Westminster-Res6 '1/(411126' Dewdney ) Miss E. Hart e New Westminster ) Miss I. Jones e Richmond ) Mrs. Laura L. Haight, White Rock Delta Langley 11 Surrey .
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