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Order in Council 1817/1960 1817. Approved and ordered this 3rd day of August , A.D. 1960. At the Executive Council Chamber, Victoria, lieutenant-Governor. PRESENT: The Honourable in the Chair. Mr. Bennett Mr. Bonner Mr. Kiernan Mr. Gaglardi Mr. Chant Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. To His Honour The lieutenant-Governor in Council: The undersigned has the honour to recommend 4mc THAT under the provisions of Section 34 of the "Provincial Elections Act, 1953", chapter 5 of the Statutes of British Columbia, 1953 (second session), each of the persons whose names appear in Part I of the Schedule attached hereto be appointed Returning Officer in and for the electoral district set out opposite their respective names; AND THAT the appointment of the persons ,,hraP names appear in Part II of the Schedule attached hereto as Returning Officers in and for the electoral districts set out opposite their respective names be rescinded. DATED this day of /4t-i./Ss. /( AID. 1960. /" Provincial Secretary. APPROVED this 3 day of 1, A.D. 1960. 4 Presiding Member of the Executive Council 0 2. Schedule Part I Electoral District Returning Officer Atlin Pete Swedeburg Columbia T. J. Purdie Delta J. Burrows Esquimalt D. G. Woods Fort George A. M. Clark Kaslo-Slocan Herbert W. Stones Mackenzie M. MacCartney Nanaimo and the Islands S. W. Blyth Nelson-Creston J. Kary North Okanagan L. R. Thomas North Vancouver E. N. Copping Revelstoke George Overhill Saanich Mrs. Thelma Cook Skeena C. V. Morris South Peace River William Esak Vancouver-East M. J. McCann Vancouver-Point Grey G. W. Rogers Victoria City A. M. Browne 3. Schedule, Part 11 Electoral District Name Atlin Robert Macleod Delta A. W. Hanelin Fort George W. G. Fraser Mackenzie J. S. P. Johnson Nelson-Creston H. H. Hinitt North Okanagan W. R. Pepper North Vancouver Merlin M. Lister Revelstoke J. A. Abrahamson Saanich Mrs. Thelma Clarke Skeena Murdoch Robertson Vancouver East Tom Williamson Victoria City Ian Horne PROVNCIAL ELECTIONS ACT, (00 1953 August 15th, 1960. HIS HONOUR the Lieutenant-Gover- DEPARTMENT OF THE nor in Council, pursuant to the provisions PROVINCIAL SECRETARY of section 34 of the Provincial Elections Act, 1953, chapter 5 of the Statutes of British Columbia, 1953 (Second Session). PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT, has been pleased to appoint the under- 1953 mentioned persons Returning Officers in and for the Electoral Districts set opposite August 15th, 1960. their respective names:— HIS HONOUR the Lieutenant-Gover. Atlin—Pete Svedberg. nor in Council has been pleased to rescind Columbia—T. 1. Purdie. the appointments of Returning Officers in Delta-1. &MOWS. 0(C, 11/66 and for the Electoral Districts set opposite Esquimalt—D. G. Woods. their respective names: — Fort George—A. M. Clark. Atlin—Robert Macleod. Kaslo-Slocan--Herbert W. Stones. Delta—A. W. Hamelin. Mackenzie—M. Macartney. Fort George--W. G. Fraser. Nanaimo and The Islands— Mackenzie—J. S. P. Johnson. S. W. Blyth. Nelson-Creston—H. H. Hinitt. Nelson-Creston-4. Kary. North Okanagan—W. R. Pepper. North Okanagan—L. R. Thomas. North Vancouver—Merlin M. Lister. North Vancouver—E. N. Copping. Revelstoke—J. A. Abrahamson. Revelstoke--George P. Patrick. Saanich—Mrs. Thelma Clarke. Saanich—Mrs. Thelma Cook. Skeena—Murdoch Robertson. • Skeena—C. V. Morris. Vancouver East—Tom Williamson. South Peace River—William Esak. Victoria City—Ian Home. Vancouver-East—M. 1. McCann. a u25-281 Vancouver-Point Grey—O. W. Rogers. Victoria City.—A. M. Browne. au25-281 MOM PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS _ 1953 August 15th, 1960. DEPARTMENT OF THE HIS HONOUR the Lieutenant-Gover- nor in Council, pursuant to the provisions PROVINCIAL SECRETARY of section 34 of the Provincial Elections Act, 1933, chapter 5 of the Statutes of PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT, British Columbia, 1953 (Second S.-ssion), 1953 has been pleased to appoint the under- (c/ (<6 (I 1(Y mentioned persons Returning Officers in ° and for the Electoral Districts set opposite August 15th, 1960. their respective names:— HIS HONOUR the Lieutenant-Gover- nor in Council has been pleased to rescind Affin—Pete Svedberg. the appointments of Returning Officers in Columbia—T. 1. Purdic. and for the Electoral Districts set opposite Delta-1. Burrows. their respective names:— Esquimalt—D. G. Woods. Fort George—A. M. Clark. Atlin—Robert Macleod. Kaslo-Slocan—Herbert W. Stones. Delta—A. W. Hamelin. Mackenzie—M. Macartney. Fort George—W. G. Fraser. Nanaimo and The Islands— Mackenzie—I. S. P. Johnson. S. W. Blyth. Nelson-Creston--H. H. Hinitt. Nelson-Creston—J. Kary. North Okanagan—W. R. Pepper. North Okanagan—L. R. Thomas. North Vancouver—Merlin M. Lister. North Vancouver—E. N. Copping. Revelstoke—J. A. Abrahamson. Revelstoke—George P. Patrick. Saanich—Mrs. Thelma Clarke. Saanich—Mrs. Thelma Cook. Skeena—Murdoch Robertson. Skeena—C. V. Morris. Vancouver East—Tom Williamson. South Peace River—William Esak. Victoria City—Ian Horne. Vancouver-East—M. J. McCann. au25-281 Vancouver-Point Grey—C. W. Rogers. Victoria City.—A. M. Browne. au25-281 .
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