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Order in Council 758/1983 BRITISH COLUMBIA 758 APPROVED AND ORDERED IPR2&1983 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, VICTORIA Wit 28.19133 On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that WHEREAS it is deemed desirable to provide for advance poll voting at the forthcoming Provincial Election; AND WHEREAS THAT the Chief Electoral Officer has specified the grouping of certain electoral districts for the holding of advance polls; SPECIAL POLLING-PLACES, to be known as "advance polls" be established at the places set out on the list attached hereto for the Electoral Districts and groups of Electoral Districts specified; AND FURTHER ORDERS THAT at the advance polls established for the groups of Electoral Districts specified on the said list attached hereto the vote may be taken at the appropriate polling place of any registered voter who complies with the provisions of Section 114 of the Provincial Elections Act, and whose name is registered in any polling division in any group of electoral districts so specified. ?plit .11,44 Ck 1 4)41(2)"./("----""--P 1OVINCIA SECRETARY AND MINISTER OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES PRESIDING MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (This pan is Jur administrative purposes and is not part of the Order.) Authority under which Order is made: Election Act, Section 114(1) Act and section _ Other (specify) Statutory authority checked by ...1.0_114L ma.)JQfiii Vig 3 ADVANCE POLLS ALBERNI Echo Centre 4255 Wallace Street Port Alberni, B.C. Courthouse Ucluelet, B.C. ATLIN Stewart Provincial Court House Building 7th and Brightwell Cassiar Theatre Lobby Cassiar, B.C. BOUNDARY -SIMILKAMEEN Peach Bowl Power Street Penticton, B.C. Village Office Main Street Osoyoos, B.C. Royal Canadian Legion Hall 111 S.E. 8th Street Grand Forks, B.C. Odd Fellows Hall Summerland, B.C. BURNABY-EDMONDS Edmonds School 7651 - 18th Avenue Burnaby, B.C. BURNABY NORTH Confederation House 4585 Albert Street Burnaby, B.C. BURNABY-WILLINGDON West Burnaby United Church 6050 Sussex Street Burnaby, B.C. CARIBOO Williams Lake Provincial Building 540 Borland Williams Lake, B.C. 100 Mile Library 449 South Birch 100 Mile House, B.C. Quesnel Provincial Building 350 Barlow Street Quesnel, B.C. Legion Hall Clinton, B.C. CENTRAL FRASER VALLEY Ste. 104 Ambassador Bldg. 33119 S. Fraser Way Abbotsford, B.C. - 2 CHILLIWACK Clover Room Evergreen Hall 209 Corbould St. N. Chilliwack, B.C. Elks Hall Heath Road Agassiz, B.C. COLUMBIA RIVER Boardroom Village Office Invermere, B.C. Town Office Golden, B.C. Centennial House Kimberley, B.C. COMOX Community Hall Corner of Cofield Road Parksville, B.C. Recreation Centre Noel Avenue Comox, B.C. Returning Office 780 Grant Avenue Courtenay, B.C. COQUITLAM -MOODY Kyle Centre 125 Kyle Street Port Moody, B.C. St. Catherine's Anglican Church 2251 McAllister Avenue Port Coquitlam, B.C. COWICHAN-MALAHAT Cowichan Agricultural Society and Farmers' Institute Hall 5855 Clement Street Duncan, B.C. Lake Cowichan Volunteer Fire Department Lake Cowichan, B.C. DELTA George Mackie Library 8440-112th Street Delta, B.C. Delta Pioneer Library 463-51st Street Delta, B.C. South Delta Library 1710-56th Street Delta, B.C. DEWDNEY Returning Office 22328 McIntosh Street Maple Ridge, B.C. Lawn Bowling Office 7560 Hurd Street Mission, B.C. -3- ZSOUIMALT-PORT RENFREW Esquimalt Recreation Centre Pioneer Hall 527 Fraser Street Victoria, B.C. Juan de Fuca Recreation Centre 1767 Island Highway Victoria, B.C. Sooke Community Association Conference Room 2037 Eustace Sooke, B.C. KAMLOOPS Old Syd Smith Building 459 Victoria Street Kamloops, B.C. Wells Cray Hotel Clearwater, B.C. KOOTENAY Elksford Recreation Centre Hobby Room Elksford, B.C. Inn of the South Boardroom Cranbrook, B.C. Anco Motel Fernic, B.C. Sparwood Recreation Centre Sparwood, B.C. LANGLEY St. Andrew's Plaza #109-20611 Fraser Highway Langley, B.C. MACKENZIE Town Centre Mall Powell River, B.C. Moose Hall Bella Coola, B.C. Waglisla Indian Band Office Bella Bella, B.C. Fender Harbour Community Hall Madiera Park, B.C. Wilson Creek Scout Hall Simpkins Road Davis Bay, B.C. MAILLARDVILLE-COQUITLAM Our Lady of Lords Church Hall 828 Laval Square Coquitlam, B.C. NANAIMO Sunset Square 55 Victoria Road Nanaimo, B.C. Ladysmith Sportsplex 810 Sixth Avenue Ladysmith, B.C. - 4 - NELSON-CRESTON United Church Creston, B.C. Nakusp Florist Shop Broadway Street Nakusp, B.C. Town Office Council Chambers New Denver, B.C. Senior Citizens Lounge 717 Vernon Street Nelson, B.C. Residence of Mrs. Margaret Jardine Front Street Kaslo, B.C. NEW WESTMINSTER Lord Kelvin School 1010 Hamilton Street New Westminster, B.C. NORTH ISLAND North Island College 1413 Island Highway Campbell River, B.C. Community Centre Gold River, B.C. Audrey Clark Residence 974 Haida Avenue Port Alice, B.C. Old Regal Furniture Store Port Hardy, B.C. Old School Gym Port McNeill, B.C. School Gym Tahsis, B.C. NORTH PEACE RIVER Courthouse 10600-100th Street Fort St. John, B.C. Community Recreation Centre Fort Nelson, B.C. NORTH VANCOUVER -CAPILANO North Vancouver Recreation Centre 123 East 23rd Street North Vancouver, B.C. NORTH VANCOUVER-SEYMOUR North Vancouver Recreation Centre 123 East 23rd Street North Vancouver, B.C. OAK BAY-GORDON HEAD Oak Bay United Church 1369 Mitchell Street Victoria, B.C. OKANAGAN NORTH Returning Office 4320 - 29th Street Vernon, B.C. Village Council Chambers Lumby, B.C. OKANAGAN SOUTH St. Pius X Church 1346 Glenmore Street Kelowna, B.C. Rutland Centennial Hall 180 Rutland Road Kelowna, B.C. Westside Senior Citizens' Activity Centre 1st Avenue North Westbank, B.C. OMINECA Library Building Basement Burns Lake, B.C. Village Office Fort St. James, B.C. Village Office Houston, B.C. Returning Office 2756 Burrard Street Vanderhoof, B.C. PRINCE GEORGE NORTH Civic Centre Prince George, B.C. St. Peter's Parish Church 599 Skeena McKenzie, B.C. PRINCE GEORGE SOUTH Nicholson Centre 1781 Nicholson Street Legion Hall McBride, B.C. Community Centre Valemont, B.C. PRINCE RUPERT St. Paul's Church Basement Massett, B.C. Prince Rupert Civic Centre Prince Rupert, B.C. Queen Charlotte City Gift Shop Queen Charlottes, B.C. Handley Residence 397 Beach Sandspit, B.C. RICHMOND Trinity Lutheran Church 7100 Granville Avenue Richmond, B.C. South Arm United Church Steveston Highway and #3 Road Richmond, B.C. -6- ROSSLAND-TRAIL Crown Point Hotel Trail, B.C. Fireside Motor Inn Castlegar, B.C. Uplander Hotel Rossland, B.C. SAANICH & THE ISLANDS Margaret Vaughan Birch Hall 9697 4th Street Sidney, B.C. United Church Hall Hereford Avenue Ganges, Saltspring Island, B.C. Church of the Nazarene 4277 Quadra Street Victoria, B.C. SHUSWAP-REVELSTOKE Anglican Church Nursery 170 Shuswap Salmon Arm, B.C. Senior Citizens Complex Revelstoke, B.C. SKEENA First Baptist Church Hall 840 Columbia Street Kitimat, B.C. 4711 Lazelle Avenue Terrace, B.C. Elk's Hall 3908 - 2nd Avenue Smithers, B.C. Inlander Hotel Hazelton, B.C. SOUTH PEACE RIVER Recreation Centre Tumbler Ridge, B.C. Returning Office 10421 - 10th Street Dawson Creek, B.C. #/-5021-49th Avenue Chetwynd, B.C. SURREY Chicken City 7319 King George Highway Surrey, B.C. Catholic Community Centre 15262 Pacific Avenue White Rock, B.C. Cloverdale United Church 17575-58A Avenue Surrey, B.C. Surrey Centennial Library (Foyer) 15105-105th Avenue Surrey, B.C. - 7 VANCOUVER CENTRE First United Church 320 E. Hastings Street Vancouver, B.C. VANCOUVER EAST Thunderbird Community Centre 2311 Cassiar Street Vancouver, B.C. VANCOUVER-LITTLE MOUNTAIN Returning Officer 2735 Cambie Street Vancouver, B.C. VANCOUVER-POINT GREY Immaculate Conception Parish Church 3776 W. 28th Vancouver, B.C. University Hill United Church 5375 University Boulevard Vancouver, B.C. VANCOUVER SOUTH YMCA 282 W. 49th Avenue Vancouver, B.C. VICTORIA St. Barnabas Church Hall Balmoral and Begbie Victoria, B.C. WEST VANCOUVER-HOWE SOUND Kiwanis Senior Citizens Centre 2179 Gordon Avenue West Vancouver, B.C. Squamish Municipal Hall 37955-2nd Avenue Squamish, B.C. Myrtle Phillip School Highway 99 Whistler, B.C. YALE-LILLOOET Village Office Ashcroft, B.C. Town Hall Hope, B.C. Court House Lillooet, B.C. Returning Office 1999 Garcia Street Merritt, B.C. Town Hall (Council Chambers) Princeton, B.C. Village Office Logan Lake, B.C. .
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