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1458. • Approved and ordered this 25th day of August At the Executive Council Chamber, Victoria Lkuhimani.Gownwn PRESENT: The Honourable Mr. Hart in the Chair. Mr. Pearson Mr. Kenney Mr. Maitland Mr. MacDonald Mr. Anscomb Mr. Perry Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. oic 2_075/4-s" To His Honour The Lieutenant-Governor in Council: The undersigned has the honour to recommend THAT in accordance with the provisions of Section 10 of the Provincial Elections Act, being Chapter 16 of the Statutes of British Columbia, 1939, and amendments, those persons whose names appear on the attached list be appointed Deputy Regis- trars of Voters for the Electoral Districts as named. DATED this day of August, A.D. 1945 P~iincial Secretary. APPROVED this 21► day of • gust, A.D. 1945. Pres ng Member of the Executive Council. Mrs William Hughes Port Alberni, B.C. Mrs Jessie kinard a 1. Mrs Kathleen Perthewey, a a a Mrs Dorothy L.cLean, Mrs Bertha Nellie D'Altray Mrs Eleanor Corbett H.B. Currie Alberni, B. C. Clyde Paxton Charles 0. Gelliford Great Central„ B.C. Fred Drinkwater Beaver Creek, B.C. Alexander Sprout Jproat Lake, B.C. George D. Geddes Camp One, Port Alberni, (See also page 17) B. C. ERIMAxxiM1112 frinticitzatnrcrtzlea Mrs Lary L. Phillips Alberni, B.C. Mrs Barbara wishart Bamfield, B.C. Kra—Ellea—Gadeoa- Dennis O'Brien Port Alberni, B.C. Mrs Alice Ingham a a a Mrs Isabella Mowat Olga McLean Cherry Creek, B.C. Alexander Harvey Rowan iranklin River, H.C. John Thompson Bruce R. Morton Atlin BURNABY Daniel L. harries 4235 Trinity Street,Vancouver, B. C. George Green 200 So. Grosvenor Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. George Strange Morash 2560 McKay avenue,NayeatimW William MacDonald 3424 Olive avenue,New liefteMilfsti (See also page 16) B. C. Thomas Blakeley Macartney 2630 Telford Avenue, N J.T. Browning 1618 Britton Street, Rubin H. Campbell 4255 Hastings Street,Vancouver, B. C. Marguerite IcCulloch 4301 Clydesdale Avenue, New Westminster, B.C. James Hunter Smith 2314 Gray Avenue, New Westmin- ster, B.C. Kenneth Loudon Morton 2560 W. let, Vancouver, B.C. -z ELECTORAL DISTRICT DLIIITY RE3TZTRARS ADDRESS CARIBOC .:. E. :..clean Dep.,qold Co.unissioner BarkeVille, B. C. George W. Armstrong 4umnel, B.C. Richard Abbe Fawn, B.C. Angus McLean Hells, B.C. William Campbell Quesnel, B.C. William Norton Williams Lake, B.C. CEILLIdCE Frank Eickhush Chilliwack, F. C. Kenneth Ruehon Jameson Coitus Lake, B.C. Everett Downing Chilliwack, B.C. David William Martin Yarrow, B.C. Oscar Welton Benidict Abbotsford, B.C. Robert John Mercer Rosedale, B.C. Irene Pearl Shufflebothom Sardis, B.C. Charles Sumner Abbotsford, B.C. COLILIIA DIzar E. Tunnaeliffe Inv,:rmere, B. C. Frederick W. ..".itchell Canal Flats, B. C. Sidney Niel golden, B. C. • Rath Sivear Field, B.C. ELEUTC)RAI DISTRICT ,tDJAESS C.Jce Cu:lberland, C. Caspar Peterson Alert Bay, V.I., B.C. John Briant dowse Courtenay, V.I., B.C. Annie Falnor McLead Cumberland,V.I., B.C. Leslie George Brighton Campbell River, V.1., B.C. A. Hope Herd Parksville, V.I., B.C. Arthur Samuel Barfoot, Parkeville, V.I., B.C. John Cyril Cailey Qualicum, V.I., B.C. Evelyn Sanders Wellington, V.I.,d.C. James licCrae Port Alice,V.l., B.C. Florence Simms Courtenay, V.I., B.C. Edmund Hughes Campbell River, V.I., B.C. Roland Henry Harper Parksville, V.I., J.C. Roger Colquhoun Wright Ladysmith, B.0 Mrs Alice Pauline Beatrice Garrard Duncan, B.C. Frederick Charles Vital McKenney Duncan, B.C. C.R. deL. Harwood Chemainus, Mrs Ruby Abernethy Lake Cowichan, B.C. John Stewart Ladysmith, B.C. Olof Manfred Samuelson Chemainus, B.C. Thomas Toinbee Chemainus, B.C. Mrs Edna Nolan Lake Cowichan, B.C. H. 'lade Rounds, B.C. C.R. West R.R. 1, Cobble H111, B.C. GitaNBRO OK Cranbrook, B. C. Henry Thomas Baybutt James Hill16rd Cameron Arthur Percy Lye Kimberley, B.C. Pontchartrain William Willis 4 ELECTCRAL DISTRICT RE‘7,I7:TR.tuR:: ADDRE.33 DELTit J. .i. Lercer New destmInster, B. C. John Fraser L.cDonald New destmintter, B. C. :,ay Jones •IestmlLster, B. Walter Wilson Wood Stayte Road, R.R. #1, White Rock, B.C. (See also page 17) Arthur Frederick 0vere 439 Roebuck, R.R. #4, New Westminster, B.C. Maurice kills Halls Prairie Road, R.R. #2, Cloverdale, B.C. Richard Leoland Tailor Beecher Avenue, Crescent, B.C. Robert Mark Yeomans 2555 Wilson-Townline Road R. #1, Milner, B.C. Grant William Urquhart 1105 Coghlan Road, R. #1, Coghlan, B.C. Lulu Annie Abercrombie 1o7 Blundell Road, Steveaton,BC Thomas Ernest Moore 352 Granville Avenue, R.#1, Eburne, B.C. Herbert Perley Wallace 876 Chestnut Road, Ladner, B.C. Robert Reynolds 963 Benson Road, R. #1, New WestAnster,B.C. DEWDNEY .1. Lercer .est:LiLstr, B. C. John Fraser . .,eStminster, B. C. s Irene Lai Jones New destminster, B. C. e Zoel Messier 533 Alderson Ave., Maillardvill Percy Stanley Wilson Clark St., Pt. Moody,B.C. (B.C. Roger Charles Geler BusteedAve., Pox 5d, Port Coquitlam,B.C. Leslie George Rayner Gawsworth St., Port Hammond,BC Thomas Osborn Dewdney Trunk Rd. & Ontario St. Port Haney, 6.e. Cordon Lowe Collins 4150 Parr Rd., Mission city,Bc John Scott Pirie Austin Rd., R.R. 2, New West- minster, B.C. William Morley Alcorn Hampton Rd., Port Hammon4 B.C. Irene Jones Massie, B.C. J. Isley Mutter Port Renfrew, V.I., B.C. 3•■-•-•-0 L4."t' L - .1r er Weileer- Fred Mart East Sooke, V.I., B.C. Alfred Cage 784 Fairview Road, Esquiwalt, V.I., B.C. Curtis Muir Sooke, V.I., B.C. Murdoch Arthur Morrow R.L.D. Luxton, V.I., B.C. Robert LeVie 992 Lyall Street, Esquimalt, V.I., B.C. Thomas Thurston Pullen R.R. 1, Victoria, Fa., B.C. Mrs Muriel Foster Batchelor Shewnigan Lake, V.I., B.C. - 5 - .-7,LEOTORAL- DISTRICT DEIUTT :LC.' I STR.R ..DDRESS -ERNIE L.rE. Fernie, B. C. Enoch Baddley Fernie, B.C. James McCool Natal, B.C. Harry Hughes, Sr. Natal, B.C. Charles Haigh, Michel, B.C. m.-21). 4 FORT GEORG:. • .2 001. Prince George, B. G. George Morgan McBride, B.C. T.M. Watson Prince George, B.C. J.H. Smith Mrs M.S. Caine Mrs E.I. Thompson 0 h It Mrs W. Graham GELIND FORES-GRI..,..;.iL,D Allan Edward Royce Cascade, B.C. John Anthony Campolieto Greenileod., B.C. William Kitchener (Iowans Grand Forte, B.O. -6- ELECTORAL DISTRICTS DEI.UTY ADDRE:3: KAULLOOPS Ada Susan Davis North Kamloops, B.C. Mary Phyllis Hogan a a Fred Davis 336 Lorne Street, Kamlonps,B.C. Elizabeth Maude Greer 136 Seymour Street West, " Muriel Isabel Carr 604 Nicola Street, Kamloops,BC Elsie Ada EdirTds 657 Pleasant Street, " John Edward Orrange 1205 Battle Street, " Allan Fraser Matthews 179 Battle Street, West, " Robert Dalziel Cumming Ashcroft, B.C. dilliam Ralph Johnson Blue River, B.C. A 7' EA3LO—SLOCAN .i:.. M. Dui= Haslo, B. C. Alma Beatrice Jordan Nakuap, B.C. Charles Gamble Bowker Kaslo, B.C. Howard Parker SlocanCity, B.C. Francis William George Old Needles, B.C. Frederick Henri Angrignon New Denver, B.C. Tom Jessop Ainsworth Hawser. B.C. WilliaL Joseph Claridge Arrow Park, B.C. Albert Johnson Burton, B.C. Henrietta Martha Carney Kaslo, B.C. LILLOLZ.? Frank W. mngeman Clinton, B.O. Herbert Ashby Bralorne, B.C. Rol ert Shaw Brackendale, B.L. Donald Watson Dunbar 3ritannia Beach, B.C. -7 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS :3I3TR,Lit3 LACKMIZ Edward ThwaaS Bernier Cranberrj Lake, R. C. ..irthitr Dobbyn Jestview, B. C. William John Uzzell Wildwood, B.C. Raymond Jones, Woodfibre, B.C. Mary Philp Ocean Falls y B.C. NANAIMO & IOLANOO John Lawson Johnston Ganges, B.C. 12113115111312.111 Dalton Deacon Mayne Island, b.C. George James Dickason North Pender Island, B.C. George Georgeaon Geliano, B.C. Elizabeth Newbury 176 Wakeslah Avenue,Nanaimo,BC Hattie Bradshaw 104 Nichol Street, Nanaiao,B.0 Hedley Vickers 39 Prideauz Street, Nanaiao,BC Joseph E.L. Muir 227 Prideauz Street,Nanaimo,BC William Bruce Walker Fulford, B.C. Claude H. Leigh Fulford Harbour, B.C. Edmund Johnston 802 Townsite Road, Nanaimo,B.C. / - NELSuN-CRESTCh H.' E. Aratton • Nelson, B. C. Henry nigh Taylor Creston, B.C. Samuel Carlton Hester Creston, B.C. Mrs Lillian Adelaide Dill North Shore, Nelson, B.C. Ludger Hormisdas Choquette 521 Latikei.Street, Nelson,B.0 Mrs Dorothy Roscoe gib Headry2.Street, Nelson,B.0 4' ELECTOR,d, DISTRICT DEPUTY 11:--,:rISTiti..itS NEW WESTLINSTER J. J. :,.ercer ass J..!:;L:1!nster,, B. C. Joh:: ?/%.:er New Jestminster, B. C. Irene Jones New Jestmlnster, B. G. Dorothy Eleanor Worsfold, 325 4th Street, New Westminster Ruth Ellenor Knight 411 3rd Avenue " " ,B.0 Adelia Agnes Morrison 305 Carnarvon Street Grace Lillian MoRory, 1427 7th Avenue New ,, 19 l• Eva Gertrude Brown 406 8th Street " Helen McNeill MacDonald 821 5th Avenue " It 90 Melvin Edward Stevenson 1905 Seventh Avenue, C.P.A. NORTH OKAN.11..1;. Andrew Livingstone Glen Enderby, B.C. George Augustine Carter Vernon, B.C. NORTH VANC0UT:11 H. Columbine Capilano P.O. , B.C. J. Normoyle Deep Cove P. 0., B.C. Owen Lynn Creek P. C., B.C. L.ary J. 3reenwood Lynnmour P. 0., B.C. lercy T. ,..,:isterman Follyburn, B.O. Lary E. Clarke Hollyburn, B.O. .fl ytecliff P. B.C. Gladys Marion Beattie 308 10th Street, B. North Vencouver,B.C. Mary Ray teach 194 Kings Road, West, North Vancouver, B.0 Harry Crossley 3187 Marine Drive, Wadsley P.O. Alexander B. Cox Caulfield P.O.
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