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Province of Prince Edward Island Canada Part I Index Volume 130, 2004 Published by Authority Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Beryl J. Bujosevich, Queen's Printer 2005 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................................................................ 32 Quieting Titles Act Notices ..................................................... 33 Miscellaneous Notices......................................................... 33 ROYAL GAZETTE 1 Appointments Advisory Council on the Status of Women Act Electoral Boundaries Act Advisory Council on the Status of Women Electoral Boundaries Commission MacLaren, Wendy.................141 McQuaid, Justice John A. (Chair) ......15 MacLennan, Aleah.................164 Wilkie, Darcie ....................141 Employment Development Agency Act Employment Development Agency Affidavits Act Board of Directors Commissioners to Take Affidavits Deputy Minister Poirier, Ann C.....................482 Development and Technology (Chair) . 1012 Powell, Robert W..................482 Deputy Minister Stehelin, Paul A. ..................482 Health and Social Services .......1012 Deputy Minister Apprenticeship and Trades Qualification Act Transportation and Public Works . 1012 Provincial Apprenticeship Board Deputy Provincial Treasurer.......1012 Flynn, John ......................691 Secretary to the Cabinet Committees MacDonald, Tracey ................691 on Strategic Planning............1012 Civil Service Act Employment Standards Act Classification Appeal Committee Employment Standards Board Carrier, Marsha ....................164 Burt, Glenda......................738 Carrier, Marsha ...................1175 Ferris, Albert M. (Ab) (Chair)........738 Gallant, Juanita ..................1175 Glover, June.......................738 Hennebery, Teresa (Alternate Chair) . 165 Hackett, Mary Jane ................ 738 Kinsman, Mary ....................164 Kennedy, Harry...................738 Parsons, Mary Beth (Chair)..........165 MacCormac, Don (Vice-chair) .......738 Picketts, John......................164 Matthews, Deborah................738 Walker, Brenda ....................164 Pendergast, Don...................738 White, Rosemary (Chair)...........1175 Environmental Protection Act Executive Division Environmental Advisory Council Executive Director, Population Secretariat McMillan, Emmerson ..............390 Noonan, Elaine .................1175 Perry, Ron (Chair).................854 Profit, Sherra .....................854 Public Service Commission Chief Executive Officer Island Waste Management Corporation Ferguson, Jim....................969 Chief Executive Officer Moore, Gerry L..................1012 Credit Unions Act Credit Union Deposit Insurance Corporation Executive Council Act Board of Directors Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Blanchard, Jim...................571 Stewart, W. Alexander (Sandy) .......554 Gallant, Jules....................571 Clerk of the Executive Council Criminal Code of Canada Stewart, W. Alexander (Sandy) .......969 Prince Edward Island Review Board Cannon, Cheryl ...................692 Deputy Minister to the Premier and McCabe, Bernard, Q.C. (Co-chair).....692 Chief of Staff Dorsey, Patrick J. (Acting) ..........390 McQuaid, Peter A..................691 2 ROYAL GAZETTE Committees of the Executive Council Grain Elevators Act Agenda and Priorities Committee Prince Edward Island Grain Elevators Corporation Arsenault, J. Wilfred, M.L.A. .......939 Bagnall, John (Secretary-Treasurer) . 165 Bagnall, James D., M.L.A. .........939 Callaghan, Harris..................165 Binns, Hon. Patrick G., McMillan, Emmerson ..............165 Premier (Chair) .................939 Dunn, Cletus J., M.L.A. ............939 Government House MacAdam, Hon. Kevin J. ..........939 Honourary Aides-de-Camp MacFadyen, Hon. Elmer E..........939 Gauthier, Joyce ...................460 Murphy, Hon. P. Mitchell ..........939 Gauthier, Joseph Adam Jean André . 460 Mundy, Susan ....................460 Legislative Review Committee Mundy, Phillip Norma ..............460 Bagnall, James D., M.L.A. (Chair) . 939 Wynne, Pam ......................669 Binns, Hon. Patrick G., Wynne, Steven M. .................669 Premier (Ex-officio)..............939 Brown, Hon. Philip W. ............939 Health and Community Services Act Collins, Wayne A., M.L.A. (Vice-chair) 939 East Prince Health Region Board Dover, Hon. Mildred A.............939 Bernard, Alcide...................224 Strategic Planning Committee on Kings Health Region Board Community and Social Planning Brothers, Kevin...................940 Mooney, Andrew R. (Resigned) .....100 Dingwell, Randy .................1097 The Ministry, 5 October 2004 ........963 Queens Health Region Board McCarvill, Garth ..................224 Farm Practices Act Farm Practices Review Board West Prince Health Region Board Knechtel, Stephen .................617 Doyle, Brenda ....................225 Murphy, Charles ..................617 Ellis, Maxine .....................225 Penak, Brenda ...................1194 Gaudet, Juanita ...................225 Reaman, Chris...................1194 Vessey, Lowell ..................1194 Heritage Places Protection Act Wilting, Aike .....................617 Heritage Places Advisory Board Cousins, John (Chair) ..............507 Fathers of Confederation Buildings Act Gallant, Edmond ..................507 Fathers of Confederation Buildings Trust Jeffery, Carter ....................507 Fitzpatrick, Susan .................639 Macdonald, Philip .................507 Hagerman, Barbara ................691 Robbins, Helen ...................507 Hebb, Peter ......................691 Imbeault, Bernard .................639 Holland College Act Kelly, Anne ......................141 Board of Governors Metras, Claude....................639 Leard, Jeffrey H. .................1097 Nielsen, Hon. Erik.................639 Loggie, Steve ......................15 Schurman, Michael ................141 Murphy, Ray ......................15 Sobey-Hames, Janis................639 Stevens, Scott.....................617 Fire Prevention Act Housing Corporation Act Fire District Regulations Alberton Housing Authority Special Commissioner Barbour-MacIssac, Bonnie ...........56 Miscouche Fire District Oliver, Craig (Vice-chair)...........715 MacDonald, John................1158 Shea, Lorna (Chair)................715 Tremblay, Sonny ...................56 ROYAL GAZETTE 3 Charlottetown Housing Authority Ready, Mary (Vice-chair)...........291 Arsenault, Earl....................715 Shea, Paul (Chair) ..................60 Boswall, Linda (Vice-chair) ..........56 Shea, Paul (Erratum)...............209 Carr, Charles .....................715 Doiron, Roger (Chair)...............56 Island Investment Development Act Gaudet, Carlyle ....................57 Island Investment Development Inc. Smith, Roberta.....................57 Board of Directors Trainor, Kathleen..................715 Jelley, Paul (Vice-Chair)..........1135 O’Brien, Michael L. (Chair) .......1135 Georgetown Housing Authority Scales, Kent (Secretary-Treasurer) . 1135 Burke, Anthony ....................57 Smith, Allan....................1135 Gallant, Alan .....................716 Gotell, Naomi ....................940 Executive Director MacKenzie, Gerry (Vice-chair)........57 Smith, Allan....................1135 Montague Housing Authority Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission Act MacKinnon, Betty .................716 Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission MacSwain, Darlene................716 Kennedy, Kathy...................100 McHerron, Lewis (Vice-chair) ........57 MacDonald, George................100 Nicholson, Donald (Chair) ...........57 McKenna, Brian J. (Vice-chair) ......122 Rodgerson, F. Maurice (Moe) (Acting Chair) 85 Mount Stewart Housing Authority Rodgerson, F. Maurice (Moe) (Chair) ....122 Clark, Jocelyn (Vice-chair)...........58 Clark, Jocelyn (Chair)..............716 Legislative and Public Library and The Jay, Keir..........................58 Robert Harris Memorial Gallery, An Act to MacDonald, Scott (Vice-chair).......940 Incorporate the MacDonald, Scott ..................58 Board of Trustees Marsden, Sherry...................716 Scott, Don .......................459 McKenna, Joseph..................716 Lending Agency Act O’Leary Housing Authority P.E.I. Lending Agency MacDonald, Daryl (Vice-chair) .......58 Board of Directors MacWilliams, Harry ...............717 LeClair, Gerard ..................100 Turner, Florence ..................717 Ripley, Wendy...................100 Yeo, Fairley.......................58 Liquor Control Act Souris Housing Authority Prince Edward Island Liquor Control Commission Lang, Mary (Chair) .................59 Billard, Ralph .....................618 MacKinnon, Mary .................717 Norton, Craig......................59 Lotteries Commission Act Wilson, Barry.....................717
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