Order in Council 2505/1966

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2505. Approved and ordered this 25th day of August , A.D. 1966. At the Executive Council Chamber, Victoria, Lieutenant-Governor. PRESENT: The Honourable in the Chair. Mr. Bennett Mr. Black Mr. Williston Mr. Richter Mr. Peterson Mr. Chant Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. To His Honour The Lieutenant-Governor in Council: The undersigned has the honour to report THAT it is deemed desirable to provide for advance poll voting at the forth- coming Provincial election; AND THAT the Chief Electoral Officer has specified the grouping of certain electoral districts for the holding of advance polls as shown in the attached list; AND TO RECOMMEND THAT under the provisions of section 114 of the "Provincial Elections Act" being Charter 306 of the Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1960", it be directed that 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 TO FURTHER RECOMMEND THAT under the visions of section 114(2) of the said Act, it be directed that at the adv e polls established for the groups of Electoral Districts specified on the s id 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 said Act and whose name is registered in any polling division in any group of electoral districts so specified, DATED this /40P--r---Z1 day of Provincial Secretary APPROVED this day of A.D. 1960 Presiding Member of the Executive Council. General Election 1966 Advance Polls Electoral District Place Boundary-Similkameen Penticton Burnaby North Burnaby Chilliwack Chilliwack Columbia River Golden and Invermere Comox Port Hardy, Comox and Campbell River Delta Ladner Dewdney Mission City Fort George Prince George Kamloops Kamloops Kootenay Cranbrook and Fernie Langley Langley Nanaimo Nanaimo Nelson-Creston Nelson and Creston North Okanagan Vernon North Peace River Fort St. John Omineca Telkwa and Vanderhoof Prince Rupert Prince Rupert Richmond Richmond Revelstoke-Slocan Revelstoke and Nakusp Rossland-Trail Trail South Okanagan Kelowna South Peace River Dawson Creek Surrey North Surrey West Vancouver-Howe Sound West Vancouver Yale-Lillooet Hope and Lillooet Group Advance Poll at Burnaby for the Electoral Districts of: Burnaby-Edmonds Burnaby -Willingdon at Victoria for the Electoral Districts of: Esquimalt Oak Bay Saanich and the Islands Victoria at Vancouver for the Electoral Districts of: Vancouver -Burrard Vancouver Centre Vancouver East Vancouver-Little Mountain Vancouver-Point Grey Vancouver South at New Westminster for the Electoral Districts of: Coquitlam New Westminster at North Vancouver for the Electoral Districts of: North Vancouver -Capilano North Vancouver-Seymour .

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