Members of the Patriotic and Canteen Funds Board Pursuant to section 4 of the Patriotic and Canteen Funds Act 1947, as amended by the Patriotic and Canteen Funds Amendment Act 1987, the Minister of Internal Affairs hereby appoints the following persons to be members of the New Zealand Patriotic and Canteen Funds Board for a period of 3 years commencing on the 1st day of January 1997. Nominated by Provincial Patriotic Councils Mr Roderick Donald McIntyre of Whangarei. Mr Alan Laurence Anderson, J.P. of Auckland. Mr Robert Owen Vaile, J.P. of Te Awamutu. Mr Robert James Ross, J.P. of Tauranga. Mr John Keillor Aitken of Gisborne. Mr John Robert Lister of Napier. Mr John David More of Stratford. Mr Leslie Percy Robert of Palmerston North. Mrs Susan Jane Ruffell of Blenheim. Mr Roy Ian Blair, o.b.e., s.b.st.j. e.d., J.P. of Nelson. Mr Arthur Henry Woodham of Hokitika. Mr Lawrence Albert Mahoney, m.b.e. of Christchurch. Mr David Alexander Miller of Dunedin. Mr Frank Henry Rose of Invercargill. Nominated by the New Zealand Returned Services' Association (Inc) Mr Ivan David Cox, m.b.e. of Paraparaumu. Mr Denis James Morris of Upper Hutt. Mr Desmond John Wallace of Wellington. Nominated by the New Zealand Homeservicemen's Association Mrs Esme Cynthia May Candy of Stratford. Mr William Teddy Palmer of Upper Hutt. Mr Gaitan Tremain of Lower Hutt. Nominated by the Royal New Zealand Air Force Association (Inc) Mr Brent Vivian Smith of Wellington. Nominated by the Ex-Royal Naval Men's Association (Inc) and the New Zealand Merchant Service Guild Mr Michael Anthony Reynolds of Wellington. Nominated by the New Zealand Patriotic and Canteen Funds Board Mr Daniel Aloysius Altass of Wellington. Mr William Alfred East, J.P. of Lower Hutt. Mr John Robert Moncrieff of Upper Hutt. Mr John Patrick O'Brien of Auckland. Appointed to Represent Discharged Servicemen Who Served in Any War in Which the Crown Was Engaged Before the Second World War Mr David Stuart Bremner of Auckland. Mr Richard Andrew Simpson, J.P. of Wellington. Dated at Wellington this 19th day of June 1997. Hon. JACK ELDER, Minister of Internal Affairs.40