32 Terrace Review —— Wednesday, October 23, 1991

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THE NUMBERS

There were 16,828 people
living in the Skeena riding
eligible to vote in the Oct. 17
election. Of those, 11,666 cast
ballots, a 69 percent turnout. In
the most recent provincial
election the turnout was 75
percent.

There were 176 rejected ballots.

The winning candidate, Helmut
Giesbrecht of the B.C. New
Democratic Party, gathered
5,472 votes according to the
preliminary count by returning
officer Elaine Johnston. Social
Credit Party candidate Dave
Parker, the incumbent MLA, got
4,503 votes and B.C. Liberal
candidate Juanita Hatton got

1,515 votes.

Giesbrecht won the election
with 48 percent of the vote, 39
percent going to Parker and 13
percent going to Hatton.

- Johnston said the preliminary
count in Skeena for the two
referendum questions on a
separate ballot showed Skeena
voters in favour of both recall
and initiative powers: 8,394 and
8,689 in favour, and 2,248 and
1,721 against. There were an
exceptional number of spoiled
ballots on the referendum vote,
she noted: 2,138 were rejected,
most of those having been put in

at all,

the ballot box with no markings |

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Small Business Weelk declared by mayor Jack Talstra with FBDB’s Paul

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NDP Caucus
Gerard A. Janssen, Alberni Coquitlam _ Gordon F, Wilson, Powell River- David J. Mitchell,
Jackie Pement, Bulkley Valley. Barbara E, Copping, Port Moody- Sunshine Coast West Vancouver-Garibaldi
Stikine Bumaby Mountain ugias symons,
Fred. G. Randall, Burnaby- Lois R. Boone, Prince George- Richmond Centre 3 __ Social Credit Caucus
Edmonds “Mount Robson Linda Reid, Richmond East Harry De Jong, Abbotsford
Barry Jones, Burnady North Paul Ramsey, Prince George Allan Wamke, Richmond- heel A. Dueck, Matsqu!

' Joan Sawicki, Burnaby- North Steveston yall Hanson, Okanagan-Vernon
Willingdon Ed Conroy, Rossland-Trail  -—-—Clive Tanner, Saanich North Clifford J. Serwa, Okanagan West
Frank Garden, Cariboo North Andrew Petter, Saanich South =——_and the Islands covert Richer Neufeld, Peace River
David Zimhelt, Cariboo South Shannon O'Neill, Shuswap Ken Jones, Surrey-Cloverdale ae, .

Jim Doyle, Columbia River- Helmut Giesbrecht, Skeena Wilf Hurd Surey-White Rock sock» Weisgeater, Peace River
Revelstoke Sue Hammell, Surrey- . Anderson, Vancouver- . .
Margaret Lord, Comox Valley Green Timbers Langara oe Len Fox, Prince Gemge-Cmineca
John Cashore, Coquitlam- Penny Priddy, Surrey-Newton Art Cowie, Vancouver-Quilchena

Maillardville Joan K. Smallwood, Surrey- Jeremy Dalton, West Vancouver-

- Jan Pullinger, Cowichan- Whalley Capilano a Co
Ladysmith . Emery O. Barnes, Vancouver- —g§ oa i
Norm Lortie, DeltaNorth --- Burrard eee | eee ae eee: i.
Moe Sihota, Esquimalt-Metchosin Bernie Simpson, Vancouver- te
Arthur L, Charbonneau, Kamloops Fraserview . E {
Frederick H. Jackson, Kamloops- Joy K. MacPhail, Vancouver- ieee ee
North Thompson Hastings a
Anne Edwards, Kootenay 96:98 Ujjal Dosanjh, Vancouver- 4
Rick F.G, Kasper, Malahat- Kensington _— |
Juan de Fuca Glen Clark, Vancouver-Kingsway :
Bill Hartley, Maple Ridge- ~ Tom Perry, Vancouver- | r
Pitt Meadows Little Mountain .
Dennis Streifel, Mission-Kent Mike Harcourt, Vancouver-

Dale Lovick, Nanaimo Mount Pleasant

_ Corky Evans, Nelson-Creston Darlene Marzari, Vancouver-
Anita Hagen, New Westminister —_ Point Grey
A. Dan Miller, North Coast _ Gretchen Brewin, Victoria-
Colin S. Gabelmann, North Island Beacon Hill

_ Daivd D. Schreck, North Robin Blencoe, Victoria-Hillside
Vancouver-Lonsdale Harry S. Lali, Yale-Lillooet
Elizabeth Cull, Oak Bay- Liberal Caucus
Gordon Head Robert Chisholm, Chilliwack
NL. (Bill) Barlee, Okanagan- Fred Gingell, Delta South
Boundary ; Gary Farrell-Collins,

Jim Beattie, Okanagan-Penticton Fort Langley-Aldergrove
Leonard Krog, Parksville- Daniel Jarvis, North Vancouver-
Qualicum Seymour

Michael C. Farnworth, Port Judi K. Tyabji, Okanagan East

Williams & Bob Walch and Chamber of Commerce president Sharon Taylor

overseeing the signing.

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* 24% of community newspaper readers play golf.
* §% of community newspaper readers own a
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* 61% of community newspaper readers took a
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