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TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 

Boards  and  Commissions  _ 

Canadian  Ministry  _ 

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Chief  Electoral  Officer _ 

Chief  Officers  Dominion  Public  Service 
Court  Martial  Appeal  Court 
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Governor  General  of  Canada  _ _ 

House  of  Commons 

House  of  Commons  Election  Results  __ 
Index  to  Advertising 
In  Memoriam 
Library  of  Parliament 

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Official  Precedence 
Parliament  of  Canada 
Personal  Index 
Press  Gallery 
Privy  Council 
Province  of  Alberta 

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Manitoba 

New  Brunswick 

Newfoundland 

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Prince  Edward  Island 

Quebec  _ 

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Senate  of  Canada 
Supreme  Court  of  Canada 
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Yukon  Territory 


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of  Canada  and  of  the  Legislatures  of 
the  various  Provinces.) 


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Copyright,  Canada,  1973 
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THE  HOUSE  OF  WINDSOR 
THE  ROYAL  FAMILY 


REIGNING  QUEEN 

HER  MOST  EXCELLENT  MAJESTY  ELIZABETH 
THE  SECOND  (Elizabeth  Alexandra  Mary  of  Windsor) 
by  the  Grace  of  God  of  the  United  Kingdom,  Canada  and 
Her  other  Realms  and  Territories  Queen,  Head  of  the  Com¬ 
monwealth,  Defender  of  the  Faith,  Sovereign  of  the  British 
Orders  of  Knighthood  and  Sovereign  Head  of  the 
Order  of  Canada  and  of  the  Order  of  St.  John,  Captain 
General  of  the  Royal  Regiment  of  Artillery  and 
the  Honourable  Artillery  Company,  Colonel-in-Chief 
of  the  Life  Guards,  the  Royal  Horse  Guards,  the 
Royal  Scots  Greys  (and  Dragoons),  th®  J6t^f 
the  Queen’s  Royal  Lancers,  the  Royal  Tank  Regi¬ 
ment,  the  Corps  of  Royal  Engineers,  the  Grenadiers 
Guards,  the  Coldstream  Guards,  the  Scots  Guards,  the 
Irish  Guards,  the  Welsh  Guards,  the  Royal  Welch 
Fusiliers  the  Loyal  Regiment  (N.  Lancashire)  and  Green 
Jackets  KRRC,  the  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders, 
Royal^ ^Malta  Artillery  R.A.O.C.,  Duke  of  Lancaster’s  Own 
Yeomanry,  Hon.  Colonel  Queen’s  Own  Warwickshire  and 
Worcestershire  Yeomanry.  Captain-General  Combined 
Cadet  Force,  Captain-General  Royal  Regiment  of  Canadian 
Artillery,  Colonel-in-Chief  Corps  of  Royal  Canadian  En¬ 
gineers  Royal  22°  Regiment,  The  Royal  Canadian  Ord¬ 
nance  Corps,  The  King’s  Own  Calgary  Regiment  (RC AC). 
Governor  General’s  Foot  Guards,  The  Canadian  Grenadier 


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Guards,  Le  Regiment  de  la  Chaudiere,  The  Royal  New 
Brunswick  Regiment,  48th  Highlanders  of  Canada  and  the 
Argyll  &  Sutherland  Highlanders  of  Canada  (Princess 
Louise’s).  Air  Commodore-in-Chief  R.C.A.F.  Auxiliary  and 
Hon.  Commissioner  Royal  Canadian  Mounted  Police. 

Elder  daughter  of  His  late  Majesty,  King  George  VI 
and  of  Her  Majesty  Queen  Elizabeth,  the  Queen  Mother. 
Born  at  17  Bruton  St.,  London  W  1,  April  21,  1926.  Eliza¬ 
beth  Alexandra  Mary  of  Windsor.  Succeeded  to  the  throne, 
February  6,  1952,  crowned  June  2,  1953.  Married,  Novem¬ 
ber  20,  1947,  in  Westminster  Abbey,  to  H.R.H.  The  Prince 
Philip  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  K.G.,  P.C.,  K.T.,  O.M.,  G.M.B.E., 
Admiral  of  the  Fleet,  Field  Marshal,  Marshal  of  the  Royal 
Air  Force,  Captain-General  of  the  Royal  Marines,  Colonel- 
in-Chief,  The  Queen’s  Royal  Irish  Hussars,  Berkshire  and 
Wiltshire  Regiment  (Duke  of  Edinburgh’s),  Queen’s  Own 
Seaforth  and  Cameron  Highlanders.  Colonel  of  the  Welsh 
Guards,  Admiral  Royal  Canadian  Navy  Sea  Cadets,  Colonel- 
in-Chief,  The  Royal  Canadian  Regiment,  The  Cameron 
Highlanders  of  Ottawa,  The  Queen’s  Own  Cameron  High¬ 
landers  of  Canada,  The  Seaforth  Highlanders  of  Canada  and 
Royal  Canadian  Army  Cadets,  Air  Commodore-in-Chief 
Royal  Canadian  Air  Cadets. 

LA  REINE  REGNANTE 

SA  TRES  EXCELLENTE  MAJESTE  ELIZABETH  DEUX 
(Elizabeth  Alexandra  Mary  de  Windsor)  par  la  Gr&ce  de  Dieu, 
Reine  du  Royaume-Uni,  du  Canada  et  de  ses  autres  Royaumes  et 
Territoires,  Chef  du  Commonwealth,  Dffenseur  de  la  Foi,  Grand 
Maitre  Souverain  des  Ordres  britanniques  de  chevalerie  et  de  I’Ordre 
du  Canada,  Grand  Maitre  de  I’Ordre  de  Saint-Jean,  Capitaine- 
general  du  Royal  Regiment  of  Artillery  et  de  I’Honourable  Artillery 
Company,  Colonel-en-Chef  des  Life  Guards,  des  Royal  Horse 
Guards,  des  Royal  Scots  Greys  (and  Dragoons) ,  du  16’/ 5”  Queen’s 
Royal  Lancers,  du  Royal  Tank  Regiment,  du  Corps  of  Royal  En¬ 
gineers,  des  Grenadiers  Guards,  Coldstream  Guards,  Scots  Guards 
Irish  Guards,  Welsh  Guards,  Royal  Welch  Fusiliers,  Loyal  Regiment 
(N.  Lancashire)  et  Green  Jackets  K.R.R.C.,  des  Argyll  and  Suther¬ 
land  Highlanders,  de  la  Royal  Malta  Artillery  R.A.O.C.,  du  Duke 


THE  ROYAL  FAMILY 


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of  Lancaster’s  Own  Yeomanry,  Colonel  honoraire  du  Queen’s  Own 
Warwickshire  and  Worcestershire  Yeomanry,  Capitaine-giniral  de 
la  Combined  Cadet  Force,  Capitaine-giniral  du  Regiment  royal 
d’Artillerie  canadienne,  Colonel-en-Chef  du  Corps  de  Genie  mili- 
taire  royal  du  Canada,  du  Royal  22’  Regiment,  du  Corps  royal 
canadien  des  magasins  militaires,  du  King’s  Own  Calgary  Regiment 
(Corps  blinde  royal  canadien),  du  Governor  General’s  Foot  Guards, 
du  Canadian  Grenadier  Guards,  du  Regiment  de  la  Chaudiire,  du 
Royal  New  Brunswick  Regiment,  du  48th  Highlanders  of  Canada,  et 
du  Argyll  &  Sutherland  Highlanders  of  Canada  (Princess  Louises). 
Air  Commodore-in-Chief  du  C.A.R.C.  (auxiliaire)  et  Commissaire 
honoraire  de  la  Gendarmerie  royale  du  Canada. 

Fille  ainie  de  feu  Sa  Majesti  le  roi  Georges  VI  et  de  Sa  Majesti 
la  Reine  Elizabeth,  Reine  Mere.  Nie  Elizabeth  Alexandra  Mary  de 
Windsor  a.  17,  Bruton  St.,  Londres  W.l,  le  21  avril  1926.  Montie 
sur  le  Trone.  le  6  fivrier  1952,  couronnee  le  2  juin  1953.  Mariie  le 
20  novembre  1947  en  Vabbaye  de  Westminster  a  S.A.R.  le  Prince 
Philip,  Due  d’Edinburgh,  K.G.,  P.C.,  K.T.,  O.M.,  G.M.B.E.,  Amiral 
de  la  Flotte,  Marichal  des  Armies,  Marichal  de  la  Royal  Air  Force, 
Capitaine-giniral  des  Royal  Marines,  Colonel-en-Chef  du  Queens 
Royal  Irish  Hussars,  du  Berkshire  and  Wiltshire  Regiment  (Duke 
of  Edinburgh’s),  des  Queen’s  Own  Seaforth  and  Cameron  High¬ 
landers,  Colonel  des  Welsh  Guards,  Amiral  des  Cadets  de  la  Marine 
royale  ’du  Canada,  Colonel-en-Chef  du  Royal  Canadian  Regiment, 
des  Cameron  Highlanders  of  Ottawa,  The  Queen’s  Own  Cameron 
Highlanders  of  Canada,  des  Seaforth  Highlanders  of  Canada  et  du 
Corps  royal  des  Cadets  de  I’Armie  canadienne,  Air  Commodore-m- 
Chief  du  Corps  royal  des  Cadets  de  I’Aviation  du  Canada. 

SONS  OF  THE  QUEEN 

H  R.  H.  THE  PRINCE  OF  WALES  CHARLES  PHILIP 
ARTHUR  GEORGE.  Prince  of  Wales  and  Earl  of  Chester, 
Duke  of  Cornwall  and  Duke  of  Rothesay,  Earl  of 
Garrick  and  Baron  Renfrew,  Lord  of  the  Isles  and  Great 
Steward  of  Scotland,  K.G.  Born  at  Buckingham  Palace, 
November  14,  1948.  Invested  as  the  Prince  of  Wales, 
July  1,  1969.  Heir  to  the  Throne. 

S.A.R.  LE  PRINCE  DE  GALLES,  CHARLES  PHILIP 
ARTHUR  GEORGE.  Prince  de  Galles  et  Comte  de  Chester,  Due 


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de  Cornwall  et  Due  de  Rothesay,  Comte  de  Garrick  et  Baron 
Renfrew  Eeigneur  des  lies  et  Grand  Econome  d’Ecosse,  K.G.,  ne 
au  palais  de  Buckingham  le  14  novembre  1948,  a  re(u  I’investiture 
de  Prince  de  Galles  le  1"T  juillet  1969.  Hiritier  de  la  Couronne. 

H.  R.  H.  PRINCE  ANDREW  ALBERT  CHRISTIAN 
EDWARD.  Born  at  Buckingham  Palace,  February  19, 
1960.  Second  in  line  of  succession  to  the  Throne. 

S.A.R.  LE  PRINCE  ANDREW  ALBERT  CHRISTIAN  ED¬ 
WARD.  Ne  au  palais  de  Buckingham  le  19  fev.  1960.  Deuxilme  dans 
I’ordre  de  succession  au  Trone. 

H.  R.  H.  PRINCE  EDWARD  ANTONY  RICHARD 
LOUIS.  Born  at  Buckingham  Palace,  March  10,  1964. 

S.A.R.  LE  PRINCE  EDWARD  ANTONY  RICHARD  LOUIS. 
Ne  au  palais  de  Buckingham  le  10  mars  1964. 

DAUGHTER  OF  THE  QUEEN 

H.  R.  H.  PRINCESS  ANNE  ELIZABETH  ALICE 
LOUISE.  Born  at  Clarence  House,  August  15,  1950  Colo¬ 
nel  in  Chief  “8  Canadian  Hussars  (Princess  Louise’s)” 
1972. 

S.A.R.  LA  PRINCESSE  ANNE  ELIZABETH  ALICE  LOUISE. 

Nee  a  Clarence  House,  le  15  aout  1950.  C olonel-en-chef  du  “8‘ 
Canadian  Hussars  ( Princess  Louise’s J’  1972. 

QUEEN  MOTHER 

HER  MAJESTY  QUEEN  ELIZABETH,  THE  QUEEN 
MOTHER  (Elizabeth  Angela  Marguerite).  Daughter  of 
the  14th  Earl  of  Strathmore  and  Kinghorne.  Born  August 
4,  1900.  Married  April  26,  1923,  to  Prince  Albert 
Frederick  Arthur  George  of  Windsor,  Duke  of  York, 
who  succeded  to  the  Throne  as  King  George  VI,  Decem¬ 
ber  11,  1936  and  died  February  6,  1952.  Lady  of  the 
Garter,  Lady  of  the  Thistle.  Order  of  the  Crown  of 
India,  Grand  Master  of  the  Royal  Victorian  Order,  Dame 
Grand  Cross  of  the  Order  of  the  British  Empire,  Royal. 


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THE  ROYAL  FAMILY 


Victorian  Chain,  Doctor  of  Civil  Law,  Doctor  of  Litera¬ 
ture.  Colonel-in-Chief,  Toronto  Scottish  Regiment,  and 
Black  Watch  (Royal  Highland  Regiment)  of  Canada, 
Royal  Canadian  Army  Medical  Corps.  Residences: 
Clarence  House,  St.  James,  S.W.l;  Castle  of  Mey, 
Caithness,  Scotland. 


SM  LA  REINE  ELIZABETH,  REINE  MERE  (Elizabeth 
Angela  Marguerite),  jille  du  14 •  Comte  de  Strathmore  etKmghorne. 
Nee  le  4  aoM  1900.  Mariie  le  26  avril  1923  au  Pnnce  Albert  rrcdt- 
rick  Arthur  George  de  Windsor,  Due  d’York,  monti  sur  le  Trdne 
le  11  decembre  1936  sous  le  nom  de  George  VI  et  mortle  6  jivner 
1952.  Dame  de  VOrdre  de  la  Jarretiere,  Dame  de  I’Ordre  du  Chardon, 
Membre  de  I’Ordre  de  la  Couronne  des  Indes,  Grand  Maitrede 
I’Ordre  royal  de  Victoria,  Dame  Grande  Croix  de  I’Ordre  de  l  Empire 
britannique,  titidaire  du  Royal  Victoria  Chain,  Docteur  en  roit  ci 
vil,  Docteur-es-lettres,  Colonel-en-Chef  du  Toronto  Scottish  Regi¬ 
ment  et  du  Black  Watch  (Royal  Highland  Regiment)  du  Canada,  du 
Corps  royal  de  santi  de  I’Armie  canadienne.  Ristdences:  Clarence- 
House,  St.  James  S.W.l;  Chateau  de  Mey,  Caithness  (Ecosse). 


SISTER  OF  THE  QUEEN 

H  R  H  PRINCESS  MARGARET  ROSE,  Countess 
of  Snowdon,  C.I.,  G.C.V.O.  Born  at  Glamis  Castle,  Angus, 
Scotland,  August  21,  1930.  Married  May  6  I960  to Antony 
Charles  Robert  Armstrong-Jones,  Earl  of  Snowdon.  Two 
children-  David  Albert  Charles,  Viscount  Lmley  and 
Sarah  Frances  Elizabeth,  Lady  Sarah  Armstrong-Jones. 
Colonel-in-Chief  Highland  Fusiliers  of  Canada  and 
Princess  Louise  Fusiliers.  Dame  Grand  Cross  of  the  Order 
of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem. 

SAR  LA  PRINCESSE  MARGARET  ROSE,  Comtesse  de 
Snowdon  Cl.  G.C.V.O.,  nee  au  Ch&teau  de  Glamis,  Angus 
(Ecosse)’ le  21  aoAt  1930.  Mariie  le  6  mai  1960  a  Antony  C^arle.i 
Robert  Armstrong-Jones,  Comte  de  Snowdon.  Deux  e"J™ts’  D™d 
Albert  Charles,  Vicomte  Linley,  et  Sarah  Frances  E}t^,elh’^dJ 
Sarah  Armstrong-Jones.  Colonel-en-Chef  des  H^nd Croix 
du  Canada  et  des  Princess  Louise  Fusiliers,  Dame  Grande  Croix 

de  I’Ordre  de  Saint-Jean  de  Jerusalem. 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


THE  GOVERNOR  GENERAL 
OF  CANADA 

MICHENER,  THE  RIGHT  HON.  ROLAND,  C.C., 
C.D.,  Sworn  Governor  General  Apr.  17,  1967; 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  Oct.  15,  1962;  Q.C.,  M.A.’ 
B.C.L.,  Chancellor  and  Principal  Companion  of  the  Order 
of  Canada,  July  1,  1967;  Commander  of  the  Order  of 
Military  Merit,  July  1,  1972.  Prior  for  Canada  and  Knight 
of  Justice  of  the  Most  Venerable  Order  of  the  Hospital  of 
St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  June  9,  1967.  Born  Apr.  19,  1900 
at  Lacombe,  Alta.,  son  of  the  late  Senator  Edward  Michener 
and  Mary  Edith  (Roland)  Michener,  both  natives  of  Lincoln 

1C,?nnty’^ntnMarried  Feb-  26>  1927’  t0  Norah  Evangeline 
Willis,  C.C.,  Ph.D.,  daughter  of  the  late  Robert  Willis  and 
Sarah  Jane  (Duffield)  Willis,  of  Man.  and  B.C.  Three 
daughters:  Joan  (married  to  Donald  Rohr,  professor) 
Diana  (married  to  Roy  Edward  Schatz),  and  Wendy  (de- 
ceased,  January  1st,  1969).  Served  with  R.A.F.  1918  Com¬ 
missioned  Lt„  R.C.A.  (Res.)  1943.  Educated  at  Univ.  of 
Alberta,  B.A.,  1920;  Rhodes  Scholar  for  Alberta  1919- 
Oxford  Univ.,  B.A.,  1922;  B.C.L.  1923;  M.A.  1929.  Hon’. 
aikD  i  °t1tn^7a’  Queen’s>. 1958;  Laval,  1960;  Univ.  of 

fqfi«rtR’  19i6M-rf'  Marys  Univ->  1968;  Univ.  of  Toronto, 
1968  Royal  Military  College  of  Canada,  1969;  Mount  Alli- 

Sr^n  VimV'’  ^r0C,k  Univ-  196°;  Univ-  of  Man.,  1970;  Mc¬ 
Gill  Univ.,  1970;  York  Univ.,  1970;  Univ.  of  B.C.,  1971-  The 

Jewish  Theological  Seminary  of  America,  1972;  Univ.  of 
N  B  !9?2  Hon.  D.C.L.:  Bishop’s  Univ.,  1968;  Univ.  of 
^1ndS^19J69:  0xford’  197°-  Honorary  Fellow:  Hertford 
Loll.  Oxford ,1961;  Academy  of  Medicine,  Toronto,  1967- 
Royal  Coll  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of  Canada,  1968- 
Royal  Architectural  Institute  of  Canada,  1968;  Trinity  Col- 

iSi  T^r0nt<^  !968;  Frontier  College,  1972.  Barrister 
Middle  Temple  (England)  1923,  Ontario  1924,  K.C.  1943. 
Practising  lawyer  in  Toronto  from  1924  to  1957  with 
firm  :  Lang  Michener  and  others.  Member  of  the  Ont 
Legislature  for  St.  David,  Toronto,  1945-48,  and  Provim 
cial  Secretary  and  Registrar  for  Ont.  1946-48.  Elected 
to  House  of  Commons  Aug.  10,  1953.  Re-elected  1957  and 


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GOVERNOR  GENERAL 

1958  Elected  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons  Oct.  14, 
1957  and  May  12,  1958.  Member  of  Council,  Common¬ 
wealth  Parliamentary  Association  1959-1961.  Honorary 
Member:  The  Canadian  Medical  Association,  1968.  Hon. 
Bencher .  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  1968.  General 
Secretary  for  Canada  for  the  Rhodes  Scholarships, 
1936  to  1984.  Chairman  of  Manitoba  Royal  Commis¬ 
sion  on  Local  Government  and  Finance  1962  64.  For¬ 
merly:  Governor,  Toronto  Western  Hospital  and  Umv. 
of  Toronto;  President  The  Lawyers  Club.  The  Empire 
Club,  and  the  Board  of  Trade  Club,  ail  of  Toronto.  Hon. 
Counsel,  Chairman  of  the  Executive  Committee  of  the 
Canadian  Institute  of  International  Affairs;  Hon.  Counsel 
of  the  Red  Cross  Ontario  Division;  Chairman  of  the 
Executive  Canadian  Association  for  Adult  Education; 
Officer  and  Director  of  various  Canadian  mining  and  finan¬ 
cial  companies.  High  Commissioner  to  India:  July  1964  to 
April  1967.  Ambassador  to  Nepal,  April  1965  to  April  1967. 
Address:  Government  House,  Ottawa,  Canada. 


LE  GOUVERNEUR  GENERAL 
DU  CANADA 

MICHENER,  LE  TRES  HONORABLE  ROLAND,  C.C., 
C.M.M.,  C.D.,  Serment  d’office  comme  Gouverneur  general  le ,  17 
avril  1967 ;  Serment  d’office  comme  membre  du  Cornell  prive  le 
IS  octobre  1962;  C.R.,  M.A.,  B.C.L.;  Chancelier  et  Compagnon 
principal  de  I’Ordre  du  Canada,  ler  juillet  1967.  Commanded 
de  I’Ordre  du  Merite  Militaire,  ler  juillet  1972.  Pneur  du 
Prienre  du  Canada  et  Chevalier  de  Justice  de  I’Ordre  tres 
venerable  de  VHopital  de  Saint-Jean  de  Jerusalem,  le  9  pan 
1967.  Ne  le  19  avril  1900  a  Lacombe,  Alberta,  fils  de  feu  le. 
senateur  Edward  Michener  et  de  Mary  Edith  (Roland)  Michener 
tons  deux  originates  du  comti  de  Lincoln,  Ontario.  Marie  le 
26  fevrier  1927  a  Norah  Evangeline  Willis,  C.C.,  Ph.D.,  fille  de  feu 
Robert  Willis  et  de  Sarah  Jane  (Duffield)  Willis,  du  Man.  et  C.-B. 
Trois  filles:  Joan  (mariee  a  Donald  Rohr,  professeur),  Diana  (manee 
d  Roy  Edward  Schatz),  et  Wendy  (decedee  le  ler  janvier  1969). 
Service  dans  la  R.A.F.  en  1918,  promu  Lieutenant,  R£.A.  (Res.) 
1943  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’Univ.  de  I’Alberta,  B.A.,  en  1920,  boursier 
Rhodes  de  I’Alberta,  en  1919;  Univ.  d’Oxford,  B  A.,  en  1922; 
B.C.L.  en  1923;  M.A.  en  1929.  Doctoral  en  droit  (honoris 


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causa),  Ottawa  en  1948;  Queen’s  en  1958,  Laval  en  1960,  Alberta 
en  1967,  St.  Mary’s  en  1968,  Toronto  en  1968,  College  royal 
militaire  en  1969,  Universite  Mount  Allison  en  1969,  Universiti 
Brock  en  1969,  Univ.  du  Man.,  1970;  Univ.  McGill,  1970;  Univ. 
York,  1970;  Univ.  de  la  C.-B.,  1971;  “The  Jewish  Theological 
Seminary  of  America”,  1972;  Univ.  du  N.-B.,  1972.  Doctoral  en 
Droit  civil  ( honoris  causa )  Universite  Bishop’s  en  1968,  Universite 
de  Windsor  en  1969,  Univ.  Oxford  en  1970.  Membre  honoraire 
de  la  Corporation  d’ Hertford  College  (Oxford)  en  1961;  Associe 
honoraire  de  TAcademie  de  Medecine,  Toronto  en  1967 ;  Associe 
honoraire  du  College  royal  des  Medecins  et  Chirurgiens  du 
Canada  en  1968;  Associe  honoraire  de  Vlnstitut  royal  d’ Architec¬ 
ture  du  Canada  en  1968;  Trinity  Coll.,  Toronto,  en  1968;  Fron¬ 
tier  Coll.,  en  1972.  Regu  au  barreau  au  Middle  Temple  (Angle- 
terre)  en  1923,  en  Ontario  en  1924;  C.R.  en  1943.  Membre  de  I’etude 
Lang,  Michener  et  autres,  a  Toronto,  de  1924  a  1957.  Depute  de  St. 
David  (Toronto)  a  VAssemblee  legis.  ontarienne,  de  1945  a  1948, 
et  Secretaire  provincial  et  Registraire  de  I’Ont.,  de  1946  a  1948. 
Flu  depute  a  la  Chambre  des  Communes  le  10  aout  1953.  Riilu  en 
1957  et  en  1958.  Elu  Orateur  de  la  Chambre  des  Communes  le 
14  octobre  1957  et  le  12  mai  1958.  Membre  du  Conseil,  Association 
parlementaire  du  Commonwealth,  de  1959  d  1961.  Membre  hono¬ 
raire  de  l’ Association  mtdicale  du  Canada  en  1968;  Conseiller 
honoraire  “The  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada”,  en  1968;  Secre¬ 
taire  general  du  Canada  pour  les  bourses  Rhodes,  de  1936  a  1964. 
President  de  la  Commission  royale  du  Manitoba  sur  le  Gouverne- 
ment  local  et  les  Finances,  de  1962  d  1964.  Anciennement  adminis- 
Iraleur  du  Toronto  Western  Hospital  et  de  I’Univ.  de  Toronto; 
I  resident  du  Lawyers  Club,  du  Empire  Club  et  du  Board  of  Trade 
Un  \  tons  de  Toronto;  Conseiller  juridique  honoraire  et  president 
du  Conseil  executif  de  Vlnstitut  canadien  des  Affaires  internationa- 
les,  conseiller  jundique  honoraire  de  la  Croix-Rouge  (division  de 
l  Ontario);  President  du  conseil  executif  de  l’ Association  cana- 
dienne  pour  l  Education  des  adultes.  Directeur  et  administrateur 
de  diverses  compagmes  minieres  et  fiduciaires  canadiennes.  Haut 
Commissaire  en  hide  de  juillet  1964  d  avril  1967.  Ambassadeur  du 
Canada  au  Nepal  d’avnl  1965  d  avril  1967.  Adresse :  Rideau  Hall 
Ottawa,  Canada. 


GOVERNOR  GENERAL 


9 


GOVERNORS  GENERAL  OF  CANADA 


NAME 


Date  ol 
Appoint¬ 
ment 


Date  ot 

Assumption 
of  Office 


The  Ht.  Hon.  The  Viscount  Monck, 

P.C..  G.C.M.G.  . . - 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Lord  Lisgar, 

P.C..  G.C.B.,  (Sir  John  Young)  - 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Dulferin, 

K.P..  P.C.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.S.I., 

G.C.M.G..  G.C.I.E . . . . — . 

The  Most  Hon.  The  Marquess  of  Lome. 

K.G.,  K.T.,  P.C.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O. 
The  Most  Hon.  The  Marquess  of 
Lansdowne,  K.G.,  P.C.,  G.C.S.I., 

G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I.E . 

The  Rt.  Ron.  The  Lord  Stanley  of 

Preston,  G.C.B . 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Aberdeen, 

P.C.,  K.T.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O . _ 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Minto,  K.G., 

P  C.,  G.C.S.I.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I.E . 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl  Grey.  P.C., 
G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O. 

Field  Marshal  H.  R.  H.  The  Duke  of 
Connaught  and  of  Strathearn.  K.G., 
P  C..  K.T.,  K.P.,  G.M.B..  G.C.S.I., 

G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I.E..  G.C.V.O.,  G.B.E. 
The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Duke  ol  Devonshire. 

K.G.,  P.C..  G.C.M.G..  G.C.V.O. 
General  The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Lord  Byng 
of  Vimy,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  M.V.O. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Viscount  Wilhngdon, 
P.C.,  G.M.S.I.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.M.I.E., 

Q  £  £  .  . 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Bessborough, 

P.C.,  G.C.M.G.  . . 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Lord  Tweedsmuir, 
P.C.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  C.H. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Athlone,  K.G., 
P  C..  G.C.B. ,  G.M.M.G.,  G.C.V.O., 

D.S.O.  . 

Field  Marshal  The  Rt.  Hon.  The 
Viscount  Alexander  of  Tunis,  K.G., 
G.C.B..  G.C.M.G.,  C.S.I.,  D.S.O..  M.C. 
The  Right  Honourable  Vincent  Massey. 

C.H . 

General  the  Rt.  Hon.  Georges  Philias 

Vanier,  D.S.O.  M.C.,  C.D . . - 

The  Right  Honourable 

Roland  Michener,  C.C.,  C.D.  . 


lune 

1, 

1867 

luly. 

1, 

1867 

Nov. 

10, 

1968 

Feb. 

2, 

1869 

May 

22, 

1872 

lune 

Z5, 

1872 

Oct. 

5, 

1878 

Nov. 

25, 

1878 

Aug. 

18, 

1883 

Oct. 

23. 

1883 

May 

1, 

1888 

lune 

11. 

1888 

May 

22, 

189? 

Sept. 

18, 

1893 

July 

30, 

1898 

Nov. 

12, 

1898 

Sept. 

2G. 

1904 

Dec. 

10. 

1904 

Mar. 

21. 

1911 

Oct. 

13, 

1911 

Auq. 

8, 

1916 

Nov. 

11. 

1916 

Auq. 

2, 

1921 

Aug. 

11, 

1921 

Aug. 

5. 

1926 

Oct. 

2, 

1926 

Mar. 

20. 

1931 

April 

4. 

1931 

A  u  a 

10. 

1 93? 

Nov. 

2, 

1935 

June 

2. 

1940 

Tune 

21, 

1940 

Mar. 

21, 

1946 

April 

12 

1 946 

Feb. 

1. 

1952 

Feb. 

28. 

1952 

Aug. 

1, 

1959 

Sept. 

15, 

1959 

Apr. 

4, 

1967 

Apr. 

17, 

1967 

ID 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


HER  EXCELLENCY  MRS.  MICHENER,  C.C.,  Pli.D. 

MICHENER,  HER  EXCELLENCY  MRS.  ROLAND,  (nee 
Norah  Evangeline  Willis)  was  bom  in  Manitoba  and,  at  a 
young  age,  moved  with  her  parents  to  Vancouver,  B.C. 
After  graduation  from  the  Univ.  of  B.C.  in  History  and 
Economics  and  from  the  Normal  School,  she  went  to 
Toronto.  There  she  studied  and  taught  piano  at  the 
Toronto  Conservatory  of  Music,  later  known  as  the 
Royal  Conservatory.  After  her  marriage  to  Daniel 
Roland  Michener,  she  studied  philosophy  at  the 
Univ.  of  Toronto  and  the  Pontifical  Institute  of  Mediaeval 
Studies.  Eventually,  she  obtained  both  her  master’s  degree 
and  her  doctorate  in  philosophy.  Her  book,  “Maritain  on 
the  Nature  of  Man  in  a  Christian  Democracy”  was  pub¬ 
lished  in  1955.  There  were  three  daughters  of  whom  two 
survive  and  there  are  six  grand-daughters  and  one  grandson 
Concurrently  with  her  studies  and  during  the  Second 
World  War,  Her  Excellency  was  Chairman  of  the  Mothers’ 
Placement  Committee  of  the  Committee  for  British  Overseas 
Children  in  the  University  of  Toronto.  In  Delhi,  where  her 
husband  was  High  Commissioner  to  India,  she  was  the  Pres¬ 
ident  of  the  Delhi  Commonwealth  Women’s  Association  and 
worked  for  Relief  in  the  stricken  areas.  Her  Excellency  is  a 
Companion  of  the  Order  of  Canada  and  also  a  Dame  of 
Grace  of  the  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem.  Her  Excellency 
holds  an  honorary  Doctor  of  Letters  from  St.  Mary’s  Univer¬ 
sity,  Halifax,  and  an  honorary  Doctor  of  Laws  (honoris 
causa)  from  Waterloo  Lutheran  University,  an  Hon.  Doctor 
of  Letters  from  York  University,  Toronto;  and  an  honorary 
Doctor  of  Humane  Letters  from  Mount  Saint  Vincent  Uni¬ 
versity,  Halifax.  Her  Excellency  is  a  Director  on  the  Board 
of  the  Mediaeval  Studies  Foundation,  Toronto. 

SON  EXCELLENCE  MADAME  MICHENER,  C.C.,  D.Ph. 

MICHENER,  SON  EXCELLENCE  MADAME  ROLAND, 
(nie  Norah  Evangeline  Willis),  naqnit  au  Manitoba  et,  trls 
jeune  encore,  suivit  ses  parents  a  Vancouver,  C.-B.  Titulair’e  d’un 
diplome  en  histoire  et  en  science  economique  de  VUniversiti  de  la 
Colombie-Britannique  et  de  I’Ecole  Norm  ale,  elle  se  rend  d  Toronto 


GOVERNOR  GENERAL  11 

pour  y  Studier  et  y  enseigner  le  piano  au  Conservatoire  de  musique 
de  Toronto,  devenu  par  la  suite  le  Conservatoire  royal.  A  pres  son 
manage  avec  Daniel  Roland  Michener,  elle  itudie  la  philosophic 
a  VUniversite  de  Toronto  et  au  Pontifical  Institute  of  Mediaeval 
Studies  oil  elle  obtient  sa  maitrise,  puis  son  doctorat  en  philo¬ 
sophic.  Son  livre,  “Maritain  on  the  Nature  of  Man  in  a  Christum 
Democracy”  jut  publie  en  1955.  Elle  a  eu  trois  filles  dont  deux 
survivent  et  a  maintenant  six  petites-filles  et  un  petit-fils.  Au 
cows  de  ses  etudes  et  pendant  la  Deuxieme  Guerre  Mondiale,  Son 
Excellence  fut  presidente  du  Comite  des  meres  adoptives  relevant, 
du  Comite  charge  des  enfants  britanniques  outre-mer,  a  l  Universite 
de  Toronto.  A  Delhi,  oil  son  mari  etait  Haut-Commissaire  en  Inde, 
elle  a  preside  la  -‘Delhi”  Commonwealth  Women’s  Association”  et 
a  participe  aux  travaux  de  secours  dans  les  legions  eprouvees.  Son 
Excellence  est  Compagnon  de  I’Ordre  du  Canada  et  aussi  Dame  de 
VOrdre  de  Saint-Jean  de  Jerusalem.  Son  Excellence  est  Docteur  es 
Lettres  (honoris  causa)  de  VUniversite  St.  Mary’s,  Halifax,  Doc¬ 
teur  en  Droit  (honoris  causa)  de  VUniversite  Waterloo  Lutheran, 
Docteur  es  lettres  (honoris  causa )  de  VUniversite  York,  Toronto , 
et  Docteur  en  Humanisme  social  (honoris  causa)  de  VUniversite 
Mount  Saint  Vincent,  Halifax.  Son  Excellence  est  membre  du 
bureau  de  direction  du  “Mediaeval  Studies  Foundation  de  To¬ 
ronto. 


GOVERNOR  GENERAL’S  HOUSEHOLD 

Secretary  to  the  Governor  General,  Secretary  General  of 
the  Order  of  Canada  and  of  the  Order  of  Military  Merit: 


BUTLER.  Esmond  Unwin.  B.  Julv  13.  1922,  Wawanesa. 
Man.,  son  of  Rev.  T.  B.  Butler  and  Alice  Lorna  Thompson. 
Ed.  at  Weston  Collegiate,  Trinity  Coll.,  U.  of  Toronto  B.A.; 
Univ.  of  Geneva  and  Institute  of  International  Studies, 
Geneva,  Switzerland,  Licence  es  Sciences  Politiques.  Mai 
1960  to  Georgiana  Mary  North.  One  son,  one  caughter. 
Served  in  the  Royal  Can.  Navy  1942-46.  Staff  correspondent 
for  United  Press;  Assistant  Secretary  General  of  th  Inter¬ 
national  Union  of  Official  Travel  Organizations,  Geneva, 
Switzerland.  Information  Division  of  Department  of r  , 
and  Commerce  and  of  Department  of  National  Health  and 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


1  2 

Welfare.  Appointed  Assistant  to  the  Secretary  to  the 
Governor  General,  1955;  Mar.  1958,  appointed  Assistant 
Press  Secretary  to  The  Queen  at  Buckingham  Palace; 
Acting  Press  Secretary  to  The  Queen,  Royal  Tour  1959; 
Nov.  1959  appointed  Secretary  to  the  Governor  General, 
and  apptd.  Secretary  General  of  the  Order  of  Canada 
July  1,  1967.  Decorations:  Commander  of  the  Royal 
Victorian  Order,  Commander  Brother,  Order  of  St.  John  of 
Jerusalem.  Address:  Government  House,  Ottawa  K1A  0A1. 

Chef  du  Cabinet  du  Gouverneur  general,  Secretaire  gene¬ 
ral  de  l’Ordre  du  Canada  et  de  l’Ordre  du  Merite  Militaire: 

BUTLER,  Esmond  Unwin.  Ni  le  13  juillet  1922  a  Wawanesa 
(Manitoba),  fils  du  Reverend  T.  B.  Butler  et  d’ Alice  Lorna  Thomp¬ 
son.  Etudes  d  Weston  College,  Trinity  College,  Univ.  de  Toronto, 
B-A.;  Univ.  de  Geneve  et  Institut  des  etudes  internationales,  Geneve 
(Suisse),  Licencii-es-Sciences  politiques.  Marie  en  mars  I960  a 
Georgiana  Mary  North.  Vn  fils  et  une  fille.  A  servi  dans  la  Marine 
Royale  canadienne  de 1942  -  1946.  Correspondant  de  I’United  Press. 
Secretaire  general  adjoint  de  VVnion  inter nationale  des  Organisa - 
tions  officielles  de  voyage,  Geneve  (Suisse).  Division  de  ITnforma- 
tion  du  minister  e.  du  Commerce  et  du  minis  the  de  la  Sanli  nationale 
et  du  Bien-etre  social.  Nommi  Sous-Chef  du  Cabinet  du  Gouver¬ 
neur  giniral  en  1955.  En  mars  1958,  nommi  Secretaire  de  Presse 
adjoint  de  Sa  Majeste  la  Reine  au  Palais  de  Buckingham.  A  fait 
fonction  de  Secritaire  de  Presse  de  Sa  Majeste  pendant  la  visite 
royale  de  1959.  Nomme  Chef  du  Cabinet  du  Gouverneur  general 
ennovembre  1959,  et  Secretaire  geniral  de  I’Ordre  du  Canada  le 
1  juillet  1967.  Decorations :  Commandeur  de  I’Odre  royal  de 
Victoria.  Fr'ere  Commandeur  de  I’Ordre  de  Saint-Jean  de  Jeru¬ 
salem.  Adresse:  Residence  du  Gouverneur  geniral,  Ottawa  KlA 
0A1. 

Assistant  Secretary  to  the  Governor  General 
and  Director  of  Honours: 

LOCHNAN,  Carl  Joseph.  B.  June  28,  1914,  Ottawa, 
Ont.  S.  of  late  William  Lochnan  and  May  Glenn  Ed 
Lisgar  Collegiate,  St.  Patrick’s  College,  Univ.  of  Ottawa' 
B  A.  M.  1943  to  Barbara  Fothergill  Duminy.  One  son! 


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one  daughter.  Served  in  Royal  Canadian  Navy,  1943-46. 
Entered  Civil  Service,  1937;  Mem.  UN  Technical  Assist¬ 
ance  Mission,  Turkey,  1953;  Head,  European  Operations, 
National  Film  Board  (London,  England),  1954;  Canadian 
delegate  UNESCO  Conferences,  Tangiers,  1957,  Paris  1959; 
Dir.  National  Design  Council,  1961.  Secretary  of  State 
Department,  1965:  Policy  Adviser,  Coordinator  of  State 
Ceremonies,  Protocol  and  Special  Events;  Dir.  Arts  and 
Culture,  1969.  Apptd.  Assistant  Secretary  to  the  Governor 
General  and  Dir.  of  Honours,  July  1,  1972.  Address:  792 
Byron  Avenue,  Ottawa,  Ont.  K2A  0H6. 


Sous-chef  du  Cabinet  du  Gouverneur  general  et 
Directeur  des  Ordres: 

LOCHNAN,  Carl  Joseph.  Ne  le  28  juin  1914  a  Ottawa 
(Ontario).  Fils  de  feu  William  Lochnan  et  May  Glenn.  Etudes, 
au  College  Lisgar,  au  College  St.  Patrick’s,  et  a  VUniversite 
d’Ottawa,  B.A.  Marie  en  1943  a  Barbara  Fothergill  Dummy. 
Un  fils  et  line  fille.  Servi  dans  la  Marine  royale  canadienne, 
1Q43-1<)4<5.  Entra  dans  la  fonction  publique  en  1937;  Mem. 
Mission  d’ assistance  technique  des  Nations  Unies,  Turquie,  1953, 
Directeur,  Secteur  europeen,  Office  national  du  film,  Londres, 
Angleterre,  1954;  Representant  canadien  aux  conferences  de 
VUNESCO :  a  Tangers  en  1957,  a  Paris  en  1959;  Dir.  Conseil 
national  de  Vesthetique  industrielle ,  1961.  Secretariat  d’Etat, 
1965:  conseiller  en  methodes,  coordonnateur  des  ceremonies 
officielles,  du  protocole  et  des  evenements  speciaux.  Dir.  des  arts 
et  de  la  culture,  1969.  Nomme  Sous-chef  du  Cabinet  du  Gou¬ 
verneur  general  et  Dir.  des  Ordres  le  ler  juillet  1972.  Adresse: 
792,  avenue  Byron,  Ottawa,  Ont.  K2A  0H6. 


Comptroller  of  the  Household  of  the  Governor  General: 

McKINNON,  Donald  Curtis.  B.  March  3,  1917,  Aneroid, 
Sask  S  of  late  Lauchlan  McKinnon  and  Myrtle  Hagermao 
M  1947  to  Kathleen  Watchler.  One  son,  one  daughter.  Ed. 
Teachers  Coll.,  Carleton,  courses  McGill  Graduate  Sch  of  B. 
Admin.,  Canadian  Forces  Staff  and  Management  School 
courses:  Served  militia  60th  Btty  RCA  1931-37.  Enlisted 


14 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


RCNVR  1940.  served  WWII  in  PRINCE  ROBERT,  WAR- 
SPITE,  ST.  STEPHEN  convoy  duty  mid-ocean  Group  C5 
Transferred  RCN  1951,  Staff  Officer  NIOBE  (London,  Eng.) 
1951-52,  HAIDA  (Korea)  1953.  Director  of  Personnel 
Stores,  Ottawa  1954-56,  Supply  Officer  ONTARIO  1957-58 
Sec.  to  Flag  Off.  Pac.  Coast  1959-60;  with  Chief  of  Naval 
Personnel  1960-62,  Commanding  Officer  HOCHELAGA 
(.Fleet  School)  1962-66,  Commanding  Officer  Canadian 
Forces  School  of  Management  1966-67.  Promoted  to 
Captain  and  appointed  Comptroller  of  the  Household 
March  1967.  Officer  Brother,  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem 
Address:  11  Rideau  Gate,  Ottawa  K1A  0A1. 


Intendant  de  la  Maison  du  Gouverneur-general: 

McKINNON,  Donald  Curtis.  Ne  le  3  mars  1917  a  Aneroid  (Sask.), 
fils  de  feu  Lauchlan  McKinnon  et  de  Myrtle  Hagerman.  Marii  en 
1947  a.  Kathleen  Watchler.  Un  fils  et  une  fille.  Etudes  au  Teachers 
College  a  Carleton.  Cours  d  I’Ecole  supirieure  d’ administration  de 
l  Univ. McGill,  Ecoles  d’itat-major  et  de  gestion  des  Forces  armies. 
A  servi  dans  la  Milice  (60'  Batterie,  Artillerie  royale  du  Canada) 
de  1931  a.  1937.  S’est  enrole  dans  la  Reserve  volontaire  de  la  Marine 
royale  du  Canada  en  1940.  Durant  la  Seconde  Grande  Guerre  a 
servi  sur  le  PRINCE-ROBERT,  le  WARSPITE  et  le  ST.  STEPHEN 
pour  la  protection  des  convois,  Mid-Ocean  Group  C5.  Permuti  a 
la  Marine  royale  du  Canada  en  1951,  Officier  d’itat-major  au 
NIOBE  (Londres),  1951-1952,  sur  le  HAIDA  en  Coree,  1953.  Di- 
recteur  des  approvisionnements  du  personnel  d  Ottawa  1954-1956 
Officier  au  ravilaiUement  de  I’ONTARIO  1957-1958,  Chef  du  Cabi¬ 
net  de  I’Amiral  commandant  la  Cote  du  Pacifique,  1959-1960;  avec 
le  Chef  du  Personnel  de  la  Marine  1960-1962,  Commandant  V HO¬ 
CHELAGA  (Ecole  de  la  Flolte),  de  1962-1966,  Commandant, 
l  Ecole  de  Gestion  des  Forces  armies  du  Canada,  1966-1967.  Promu 
Capitaine  et  nomme  Intendant  de  la  Maison  du  G ouverneur-giniral 
en  mars  1967.  Frere  officier  de  VOrdre  de  Saint -Jean  de  Jirusalem. 
Adresse:  11,  Rideau  Gate,  Ottawa  KlA  OAl. 


Assistant  Secretary  to  the  Governor  General  and 
Registrar  of  Honours: 


NANTEL  Roger  de  C.  D.  B.  July  19,  1931,  Montreal,  Que. 
S.  of  the  late  Lt. -Colonel  E.  Nantel  and  Henriette  de  Chau- 


governor  general 


15 


nac.  M.  1966  to  Louise  Lemieux.  Two  sons.  Ed.  Academie 
Supr.  Querbes  -  Senior  Matriculation.  1952  College  Militaire 
de  Saint-Jean.  1954  Royal  Can.  Navy  (midshipman).  1955 
Sub-Lientenant-training  at  the  American  Navy  Station  at 
Pensacola  towards  pilot’s  wings.  February  1957  —  awarded 
pilot’s  wings.  1957-61  attached  to  HMCS  Shearwater  and 
HMCS  Bonaventure  as  Lieutenant  (P).  1961-64  Aide-de- 
Camp  to  the  late  Governor  General,  General  Georges-P. 
Vanier.  1964-67  Chief  of  Protocol  with  the  Canadian 
Corporation  for  the  1967  World  Exhibition  (Expo  ’67). 
November  1,  1967  appointed  Registrar  of  the  Order  of 
Canada  and  Deputy  Assistant  Secretary  to  the  Governor 
General.  Decoration:  Canadian  Decoration.  Addr.:  1719 
Rhodes  Cres.,  Ottawa,  Ont.  K1H  5T1. 

Sous-chef  du  Cabinet  du  Gouverneur  general  et 
Conservateur  des  Ordres: 

NANTEL,  Roger  de  C.  D.  NS  le  19  juillet  1931  a  Montreal  ( Que.). 
Fils  de  feu  le  Lieutenant-Colonel  E.  Nantel  et  d’Henriette  de 
'Chaunac.  Marie  en  1966  a  Louise  Lemieux.  Deux  fils.  Etudes: 
Academie  SupSrieure  Querbes,  diplome.  En  1952,  College  militaire 
royal  de  Saint-Jean.  En  1954,  Marine  royale  canadienne  (aspirant). 
En  1955,  Ecole  des  Enseignes  de  vaisseau,  a  I’Ecole  de  Pensacola 
(Aeronavale  de  la  Marine  amiricaine).  Pilote  en  fSvrier  1957. 
De  1957  a  1961,  a  servi  a  la  base  de  Shearwater  et  sur  le  BONA¬ 
VENTURE  ( Lieutenmt-pilote) .  De  1961  a  1964,  Aide-de-Camp 
de  feu  le  General  Georges-P.  Vanier,  Gouverneur  genSral.  De  1964 
<d  1967,  Chef  du  protocole  pour  la  Corporation  canadienne  de 
l>  Exposition  universelle  de  1967  (Expo  ’67).  Nommi,  le  l,r  novem- 
bre  1967,  Conservateur  de  I’Ordre  du  Canada  et  Sous-Chef  adjoint 
du  Cabinet  du  Gouverneur  general.  Decoration:  Decoration 
des  Forces  canadiennes.  Adresse:  1719,  Rhodes  Crescent,  Otta¬ 
wa,  Ont.  KlH  5T1. 

Administrative  Secretary  to  the  Governor  General: 

GARNEAU,  Joseph  Charles  Andre.  B.  Feb.  18,  1921, 
Quebec  City.  S.  of  Gerard  Garneau  and  late  Andree  de 
Varennes.  M.  1946  to  Jean  Richardson.  Four  sons.  At¬ 
tended  Univ.  of  Ottawa.  Joined  the  Governor  General’s 


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Foot  Guards  in  1938  as  a  guardsman  and  the  Univ.  of 
Ottawa  Contingent  COTC  in  1940  as  Regimental  Sergeant 
Major  and  Lieut.  Transferred  to  Canadian  Army  (Active) 
as  a  Lieut,  in  Sept.  1942.  During  the  Second  World  War. 
served  in  Canada,  Great  Britain  and  North  West  Europe 
with  the  Regiment  de  Maisonneuve,  attaining  rank  of 
Capt.  On  return  to  Canada  in  August  1945,  attended  Cana¬ 
dian  War  Staff  Course  until  March  1946.  Apptd.  Staff 
Capt.  at  Military  Headquarters  Montreal,  until  Jan.  1947, 
when  assumed  same  position  at  Military  Headquarters 
Quebec  City.  In  January  1951,  was  apptd.  Staff  Officer 
Grade  3  at  Headquarters  Central  Command,  Oakville,  Ont. 
Promoted  Major  in  February  1952  and  apptd.  Staff  Officer 
Grade  2.  Served  with  2nd  Battalion,  Royal  22e  Regiment  in 
Canada  and  West  Germany  from  June  1953  until  August 
1957.  Apptd.  Director  of  Military  Studies  at  College  Mili¬ 
tate  Royal,  Saint-Jean,  P.Q.  in  September  1957.  Apptd. 
Secretary  of  the  Army  Board,  Military  Agency  for  Stan¬ 
dardization,  London,  England,  in  August  1961  and  pro¬ 
moted  Lieutenant-Colonel,  June  1,  1962.  Assumed  com¬ 
mand  of  3rd  Battalion,  Royal  22e  Regiment  in  August 
1964.  In  Sept.  1966,  was  appointed  Section  Head  of 
Combat  Arms  Section  of  Directorate  of  Postings  and 
Careers  in  Ottawa.  On  Aug.  1,  1968,  promoted  Colonel 
and  apptd.  Canadian  Forces  Attache  in  Yugoslavia  and 
Greece  until  August  1971.  On  Sept.  7,  1971,  apptd.  Deputy 
Commander,  Central  Militia  Area,  Downsview,  Ont.,  and 
Commanding  Officer  of  Regular  Support  Staff  for’  this 
area.  On  May  1,  1972,  apptd.  Administrative  Secretary 
to  the  Governor  General.  Promoted  Brigadier  General 
November  1,  1972.  Decorations:  Officer  Brother,  Order  of 
St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  Canadian  Decoration.  Address: 
470  Oakhill  Road,  Rockcliffe,  Ont.  KIM  1J5. 

Secretane  admimstratif  du  Gouverneur  general’ 

G  ARNE  A  V,  Joseph  Charles  Andre.  Ne  le  18  fevrier  1921 
a  Quebec.  Fils  de  Gerard  Garneau  et  de  feu  Andree  de  Varen- 
nes.  Marie  en  1946  a  Jean  Richardson.  Quatre  fils.  Etudes  a 


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I’Univ.  d’Ottawa.  A  servi  dans  le  regiment  “Governor  General’s 
Foot  Guards”  en  1938  comme  soldat  et  dans  le  Contingent  de 
I’Univ.  d’Ottawa  C.E.O.C.  en  1940  en  qualite  de  Sergent-major 
regimentaire  et  de  Lieutenant.  Mute  dans  I’Arnie  canadienne 
(active)  comme  Lieutenant  en  sept.  1942.  Au  cows  de  la  Se- 
conde  Guerre  mondiale,  a  servi  au  Canada,  en  Grande-Bretagne 
et  dans  le  nord-ouest  de  l’ Europe  dans  le  regiment  de  Maison- 
neuve  oil  il  jut  promu  Capitaine.  A  son  retour  au  Canada  en 
aout  1945,  suivit  les  cours  au  College  d’etat-major  de  guerre 
jusqu’en  mars  1946.  Nomme  Capitaine  d’etat-major  au  Q.G.  de 
Montreal,  et,  en  janv.  1947,  assuma  les  memes  fonctions  pour 
le  Q.G.  de  Quebec.  En  janvier  1951,  jut  nomme  officier  d’etat- 
major  3e  classe  au  Q.G.  du  Commandement  central  a  Oakville, 
Ontario.  Promu  Major  en  fev.  1952  et  nomme  officier  d  etat- 
major  2°  classe.  A  servi  dans  le  2°  bataillon  du  Royal  22e 
Regiment  au  Canada  et  en  Allemagne  de  l  Ouest  de  juin  1953 
a  aout  1957.  Nomme  Directeur  des  etudes  militaires  au  College 
militaire  royal,  Saint-Jean,  Quebec,  en  sept.  1957.  Nomme  se¬ 
cretaire  du  Bureau  (Terre),  Bureau  militaire  de  standardisation, 
Londres,  Angleterre,  en  aout  1961  et  promu  Lieutenant-Colonel 
le  ler  juin  1962.  Assuma  le  commandement  du  3e  bataillon  du 
Royal  22e  Regiment  en  aout  1964.  En  sept.  1966,  jut  nomme 
chef  de  la  Section  des  Amies  de  Combat  de  la .  Direction  des 
affectations  et  des  carrieres  a  Ottawa.  Le  ler  aout  1968,  promu 
Colonel  et  nomme  Attache  des  Forces  canadiennes  en  Yougo- 
slavie  et  en  Gr'ece  jusqu’en  aout  1971.  Le  7  sept.  1971,  nomme 
Commandant  en  second,  Region  centrale  de  la  Milice,  Downs- 
view,  Ontario,  et  Officier  Commandant  du  personnel  de  soutien 
regulier  pour  cette  region.  Le  ler  mai  1972,  nomme  Secretaire 
administrate  du  Gouvernement  general.  Promu  Brigadier -general 
le  l°r  nov.  1972.  Decorations:  officier  compagnon  de  I’Ordre  de 
Saint-Jean  de  Jerusalem,  decoration  des  Forces  canadiennes. 
Adresse:  470,  Oakhill  Road,  Rockcliffe,  Out.  KIM  1J5. 

Attache  to  the  Governor  General: 

MOORE,  Rodney  E.  B.  Nov.  3,  1943,  Westmount, 
Quebec.  S.  of  S.  Ernest  Moore  (Lt.  Col.  rtd)  and  E. 
Winifred  (Moore)  Moore.  B.A.  (Honours),  Jurisprudence, 


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1  B 

Oxford,  1964;  M.A.,  International  Affairs,  Carleton  Univ., 
1967.  Joined  External  Affairs,  Sept.  1967.  Third  Secretary 
(Disarmament),  June  1970;  Second  Secretary  (Disarma¬ 
ment)  Sept.  1970,  Canadian  Permanent  Mission,  Office 
of  the  United  Nations,  Geneva.  Apptd.  Attache  to  Gover¬ 
nor  General,  Oct.  2,  1972.  Address:  Apt.  410,  200  Rideau 
Terrace,  Ottawa,  Ontario.  KIM  0Z2. 

Attache  aupres  du  Gouverneur  general: 

MOORE,  Rodney  E.  Ne  a  Westmount,  Quebec,  le  3  no- 
vcmbre,  1943.  Fils  de  S.  Ernest  Moore  (Lt.  Col.  ret.)  cl  de  E. 
Winifred  (Moore)  Moore.  B.A.  (Hon.),  jurisprudence,  Univ. 
d’Oxford,  1964;  M.A.,  Affaires  Internationales,  Univ.  Carleton, 
1967.  Employe  au  minis t ere  des  Affaires  exterieures  en  sept. 
1967;  troisieme  secretaire  ( disarmement)  en  juin  1970;  deuxieme 
secretaire  (disarmement)  en  sept.  1970,  a  la  Mission  permanente 
du  Canada  pres  V Organisation  des  Nations  Unies  a  Geneve. 
Nomme  Attache  aupres  du  Gouverneur  geniral  le  2  octobre  1972. 
Adresse:  app.  410,  200  Rideau  Terrace,  Ottawa,  Ontario 
KIM  0Z2. 

Aides-de-Camp: 

Captain  (S)  N.  R.  Bryan;  Captain  (L)  R.  C.  Coleman- 
Captain  (A)  J.  C.  Desautels. 


Calgary  _ 

Edmonton 


HONORARY  AIDES-DE-CAMP 

(Revised  February,  1973) 

ALBERTA 

...  Colonel  D.  Stewart,  CD 
Commander  B.  Harasymiw 

-  Brigadier  General  F.  T.  lenner,  MBE  ED 
Commander  C.  H.  Rolf,  CD,  QC 
Colonel  S.  E.  W.  J.  Wood 
Colonel  D.  D.  Kuchinski,  CD 
Inspector  C.  J.  Dent 

_  Major  C.  G.  Craig,  MD,  CD 


Red  Deer _ 


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BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Vancouver  .  Brigadier  General  E.  G.  Eakins,  MC,  CD 

Group  Captain  E.  L.  Kenny,  CD 
Commodore  D.  R.  Learoy,  CD 
Inspector  N.  L.  Fuchs 
Commander  J.  M.  Thornton,  CD 
Colonel  W.  J.  Aird,  CD 

Victoria  . . Group  Captain  A.  M.  Jardine,  AFC,  CD 

Captain  (S)  G.  H.  Hayes,  DSC,  CD 
Colonel  R.  C.  K.  Peers,  CD 
Lieutenant  Colonel  M.  E.  Heppell,  CD 
Commander  E.  K.  Lee,  CD 
Colonel  A.  E.  Sherwin,  CD 

MANITOBA 

Winnipeg  . .  Lieutenant  Colonel  W.  D.  McGowan,  CD 

Commander  T.  S.  Durham,  OD 
Inspector  J.  B.  D.  Henry 
Colonel  H.  Comack,  CD 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 


Chatham  . . . . . .  Colonel  K.  J.  Thorneycroft,  CD 

Fredericton  . . . Lieutenant  Colonel  B.  W.  Anderson,  CD 

Superintendent  J.  E.  J.  B.  Giroux 

Moncton  . . . .  Colonel  W.  I.  Somerville,  CD 

Saint  John . . . . .  Commander  T.  L.  McGIoan,  CD 

Colonel  J.  H.  Turnbull,  CD 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

St.  John's  . . .  Commander  M.  R.  Andrews,  CD 

Inspector  J.  M.  LaFosse 
Major  J.  H.  Hewson 
Colonel  W.  C.  Wilton,  CD 


NOVA  SCOTIA 


Halifax  . _ Brigadier  General  G.  C.  Piercey,  ED,  CD 

Colonel  C.  Jackson,  AFC,  CD 
Superintendent  E.  L.  Erickson 
Commander  L.  A.  Cormier,  CD 
Colonel  L.  W.  MacDonald,  CD 

Sydney  . , Lieutenant  Colonel  R.  Mathieson,  CD 

Colonel  J.  E.  Terry,  CD 

ONTARIO 

Galt  . . .  Lieutenant  Colonel  D.  S.  Barrie,  CD 

Hamilton  . . _  Lieutenant  Colonel  A.  Kemp,  CD 

Commander  F.  J.  Lee,  CD 
Lieutenant  Colonel  H.  D.  Chapman,  CD 

Kingston  . . — .  Brigadier  General  W.  K.  Lye,  MBE,  CD 

London  . . . —  Colonel  E.  J.  Hull,  CD 

North  Bay  . .  Colonel  D.  J.  Vance,  CD 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Ottawa  Colonel  L.  E.  Barclay,  CD 

Inspector  J.  L.  D.  Ling 
Lieutenant  Colonel  H.  R.  Hill 
Commander  R.  B.  Duncombe,  CD 
Brigadier  General  J.  I.  Davies,  CD 
Lieutenant  Colonel  J.  K.  Gillespie,  CD 


Peterborough  Brigadier  General  M.  E.  Clarke,  ED,  CD 

Thunder  Bay  . . .  Commander  A.  Tooms,  CD 

Toronto  _ . .  Lieutenant  Colonel  J.  M.  Lowndes,  CD 


Lieutenant  Colonel  H.  E.  Feather,  CD 
Commander  F.  R.  Berchem 
Inspector  G.  L.  Clark 
Captain  (S)  L.  Farrington,  CD 
Lieutenant  Colonel  H.  K.  Forbes,  CD 
Commodore  W.  P.  Hayes,  CD 
Lieutenant  Colonel  G.  M.  Georgas,  CD 
Lieutenant  Colonel  V.  K.  Davidson 
Colonel  R.  W.  Lewis,  CD 


Windsor  . .  Brigadier  General  W.  W.  Bradley,  CD 

Commander  F.  W.  Knight,  CD 
Colonel  W.  B.  D.  MacPherson,  CD 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

Charlottetown  .  Brigadier  General  A.  W.  Rogers,  ED,  CD 

Surgeon  Captain  L.  E.  Prowse,  CD 
Superintendent  L.  G.  Pantry 
Colonel  J.  E.  Ready,  CD 
Summerside  . .  Colonel  L.  Skaalen,  CD 

QUEBEC 

Montreal  . .  Inspector  G.  A.  Kennedy 


Lieutenant  Colonel  J.  I.  Perodeau 
Colonel  G.  J.  Dubuc,  CD 
Lieutenant  Colonel  H.  A.  L.  Buhring,  CD 
Commander  G.  R.  Telfer,  CD 

Quebec  City  . .  Lieutenant  Colonel  P.  E.  Defoy,  CD 

Inspector  J.  J.  G.  L.  Dupont 
Commander  P.  J.  J,  Gwyn,  CD 
Lieutenant  Colonel  G.  G.  Bernier,  CD 
Colonel  L.  Lizotte,  CD 

Saguenay-Lac 


S,-Jean  . .  Lieutenant  Colonel  G.  H.  Coulombe  CD 

Saint  Jean  -  Colonel  J.  P.  A.  Cadieux,  CD 

Sherbrooke  .  Brigadier  General  J.  P.  Gautier,  DSO,  CD 

Trois-Rivieres  . —  Lieutenant  Colonel  R.  A.  Piche,  CD 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Regina  . .  Colonel  J.  A.  Jameson,  CD 

Commander  R.  L.  Cheesman,  CD 
Inspector  R.  R.  Schramm 

Saskatoon  .  Lieutenant  Colonel  R.  D.  Tinline,  CD 

Surgeon  Captain  W.  J.  McCorkell,  CD 


GOVERNMENT  OF  CANADA 


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ADMINISTRATOR  OF  THE  GOVERNMENT 

Up  to  May  1.  1901.  it  was  provided  by  Royal  Letters  Patent  that 
the  "powers  granted  His  Excellency  may  in  the  case  of  his  death, 
incapacfty  or  absence,  be  given  to  the  Lieutenant-Governor  for  the 
time  being  of  Canada,  or  in  his  absence  to  such  person  as  Her  Maj¬ 
esty  might,  by  warrant,  appoint  to  be  Administrator,  or  in  the  ab¬ 
sence  of  such  Lieutenant-Governor  or  Administrator  to  the  Senior 
Military  Officer  for  the  time  being  in  command  of  Her  Majesty's  ieg 
ular  Forces  in  the  Dominion". 

Upon  the  date  mentioned  a  dormant  Comm,  passed  under  the 
Royal  Sign  Manual  and  Signet  appointing  the  Chief  Justice  for  the 
time  being  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada,  or  in  the  case  of  the 
death,  incapacity,  removal  or  absence  from  Canada  of  the  Chief 
Justice,  the  Senior  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada,  to  be 
Administrator  of  the  Government  oi  the  Dominion  in  the  event  of  the 
death,  incapacity,  removal  or  absence  of  the  Governor-General. 

The  Royal  Letters  Patent  of  June  15,  1905,  which  provided  toi 
the  change  in  the  designation  of  His  Excellency's  office  from  that  ol 
"Governor-General  in  and  over  the  Dominion  of  Canada"  to  that  oi 
"Governor-General  and  Commander-in-Chief  in  and  over  the  Dominion 
of  Canada",  contained  the  same  provision  as  to  the  Administrator  as 
the  dormant  Commission,  and  that  instrument,  being  thus  rendered 
superfluous,  was  withdrawn  and  cancelled. 

The  Administrator  is  vested  with  all  the  powers  and  authorities 
granted  to  the  Governor-General  by  letters  patent  or  otherwise.  (See 
Supreme  Court  of  Canada.) 


THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA 

Canada  occupies  the  northern  halt  ot  the  North  American  Con¬ 
tinent  with  the  exception  of  Alaska  and  Greenland,  extending  in 
longitude  from  Cape  Spear,  Newfoundland,  at  52°  37'  W,  to  Mount 
St.  Elias,  Yukon  Territory,  at  141°  W,  a  distance  of  88°  23'  or  3,223 
miles.  In  latitude  it  stretches  from  Middle  Island  in  Lake  Erie,  at 
41°  41'  N,  to  the  North  Pole.  The  northernmost  point  of  land  is  Cape 
Columbia  on  Ellesmere  Island,  at  83°  07'  N,  and  the  straight-line 
distance  from  Middle  Island  to  Cape  Columbia  is  2,875  miles. 

In  shape,  Canada  resembles  a  distorted  parallelogram  with  its 
four  corners  making  important  salient".  In  the  north  the  salient  formed 
by  the  Arctic  Archipelago,  which  penetrates  deep  into  the  Arctic 
basin,  guards  the  northern  approaches  to  the  Continent  from  Europe 
and  Asia  and  makes  Canada  neighbour  to  the  Union  of  Soviet 
Socialist  Republics.  In  the  south  the  salient  of  peninsular  Ontario 
thrusts  far  into  the  heart  of  the  United  States.  In  the  east  the  salient 
of  Labrador  and  the  Island  of  Newfoundland  commands  the  shortest 
crossings  of  the  North  Atlantic  Ocean  and  links  Canada  geographi¬ 
cally  with  Britain  and  France.  In  the  west  the  broad  arc  of  land 
between  Vancouver  in  southern  British  Columbia  and  Whitehorse  in 
Yukon  Territory  provides  the  shortest  crossings  of  the  North  Pacific 


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22 

Ocean  between  continental  North  America  and  the  Far  East.  Canada 
thus  lies  at  the  crossroads  of  contact  with  the  principal  powers  and 
some  of  the  most  populous  areas  of  the  world. 

In  size,  Canada  is  the  largest  country  in  the  Western  Hemisphere 
and  the  second  largest  country  in  the  world.  Its  area  of  3,851,809 
sq.  miles  may  be  compared  with  that  of  the  Union  of  Soviet  Socialist 
Republics,  8,649,512  sq.  miles,  the  United  States  of  America  (in¬ 
cluding  Alaska  and  Hawaii),  3,615,214  sq.  miles,  and  Brazil, 
3,286,478  sq.  miles.  It  is  more  than  forty  times  the  size  of  Britain 
and  eighteen  times  that  of  France.  The  immense  size  of  the  country, 
while  encompassing  many  resources  and  seeming  to  afford  much 
scope  for  settlement,  imposes  its  own  burdens  and  limitations, 
particularly  because  much  of  the  land  is  mountainous  and  rocky 
or  is  under  an  arctic  climate.  The  developed  portion  is  probably 
not  more  than  one  third  of  the  total;  the  occupied  farm  land  is  less 
than  8  p.c.  and  the  currently  accessible  productive  forest  land 
19  p.c.  of  the  total. 

The  territories  which  now  constitute  the  Dominion  of  Canada 
came  under  the  British  flag  at  various  times,  some  by  settlement  and 
others  by  conquest  or  cession.  Nova  Scotia  (Acadia)  was  discovered 
by  the  Cabots,  in  the  service  of  King  Henry  VII,  in  1497.  The  part 
of  Canada,  now  forming  the  Province  of  Quebec  was  discovered  by 
Jacques  Cartier,  in  the  service  of  King  Francis  I  of  France,  in  1534. 
the  colony  of  Halifax  was  founded  in  1749.  By  the  treaty  of  Utrecht 
(1713)  Acadia  and  the  Hudson  Bay  Territory  (Hudson  Bay  was  dis¬ 
covered  by  Henry  Hudson  in  1610)  were  acknowledged  to  be  British 
Territory.  The  Hudson  Bay  company's  charter,  conferring  right  of 
government  over  the  territory  now  known  as  the  Provinces  of  Mani¬ 
toba,  Saskatchewan,  Alberta  and  the  North-West  Territories,  was 
granted  in  1670.  The  old  French  Colony  of  Canada  was  surrendered 
by  the  capitulation  of  Montreal,  signed  September  8,  1760  and  along 
with  the  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  part  of  the  present  Province  of 
New  Brunswick,  formally  ceded  to  Great  Britain  by  France  under  the 
Treaty  of  Paris,  sianed  Feb.  10,  1763. 

Vancouver  Island  was  acknowledged  to  be  British  by  the  Oregon 
Boundary  Treaty  of  1846,  and  British  Columbia  was  occupied  in  1858. 

As  originally  constituted,  the  Dominion  of  Canada  was  composed 
of  the  provinces  of  Ontario,  Quebec,  Nova  Scotia,  and  New  Bruns¬ 
wick.  They  were  united  under  the  provisions  of  an  Act  of  the  Imperial 
Parliament  (30  Victoria,  Chapter  III)  passed  in  1867,  and  commonly 
cited  as  "The  British  North  America  Act,  1867,"  although  its  full 
official  designation  originally  was:  —  "An  Act  for  the  Union  of  Cana¬ 
da,  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick,  and  the  government  thereof, 
and  for  the  purposes  connected  therewith."  This  Act  received  the 
Royal  assent  March  29th,  1867,  and  came  into  effect  by  virtue  of 
Royal  Proclamation.  July  1st,  1867.  This  Act  expressly  provides  that 
the  Constitution  of  the  Dominion  shall  be  "similar  in  principle  to 
that  of  the  United  Kingdom  (1st  clause),  so  that  the  executive  au¬ 
thority  shall  be  vested  in  the  Sovereign  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 
and  carried  on  in  her  name  by  a  Governor-General  and  Council 
"to  aid  and  advise  in  the  government  of  Canada,  to  be  styled  the 
Queen's  Privy  Council  for  Canada."  (Clauses  9,  10  and  11).  Pro¬ 
vision  was  made  in  the  Act  for  the  Admission  of  British  Columbia. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  CANADA 


23 


Prince  Edward  Island,  The  North-West  Territories,  and  Newfound¬ 
land  into  the  Dominion  (Clause  14S).  Newfoundland  entered  Con¬ 
federation,  March  31,  1949.  In  1869  the  extreme  region  known 

under  the  various  designations  of  "Rupert's  Land,"  "the  Hudson 
Bay  Territory,"  and  "the  North-West  Territory,"  was  added  to  the 
Dominion  by  purchase  from  the  Hudson  Bay  Company.  The  Province 
of  Manitoba  was  set  apart  out  of  a  portion  of  it  (32-33  Victoria, 
Chap.  3),  and  admitted  into  the  Confederation,  July  15,  1870. 

July  20,  1871,  the  Province  of  British  Columbia,  and  July  1,  1873, 
the  Provinces  of  Prince  Edward  Island,  respectively  entered  the  con¬ 
federation. 

June  25,  1886,  the  Royal  Assent  was  given  to  "An  Act  respecting 
the  representation  in  the  Parliament  of  Canada  of  Territories  which 
for  the  time  being  form  part  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  but  are 
not  included  in  any  Province,'  commonly  cited  as  "The  British  North 
America  Act,  1886,"  (49-50  Victoria,  Chapter  XXXV). 

This  Act  provides  that  the  Parliament  of  Canada  may,  from  time 
to  time,  make  provisions  for  the  representation  in  the  Senate  and 
House  of  Commons  of  Canada,  or  in  either  of  them,  of  any  Territories 
which,  for  the  time  being,  form  part  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada  but 
are  not  included  in  any  Province  thereof. 

The  Provinces  of  Alberta  and  Saskatchewan  were  formed  from 
the  provisional  districts  of  Alberta,  Athabaska,  Assiniboia  and  Sas¬ 
katchewan  (4-5  Edward  VII,  Chap.  3  and  42),  and  were  admitted 
to  the  Union  as  Provinces  on  September  1st,  1905. 

During  the  first  session  of  the  12th  Parliament  a  bill  was  passed 
extending  the  areas  ol  Manitoba,  Ontario,  and  Quebec  north-ward 
by  adding  to  those  provinces  portions  of  North-West  Territcry. 

Population: — -Census  of  1911,  7,207,000;  Census  of  1921,  8,788,000; 
Census  of  1931,  10,376,000;  Census  of  1941.  11,507,000;  Census  of 
1951,  13,893,208;  Census  of  1956,  16,081,000;  Census  June  1961. 

18,238,000;  Census  June  1966,  20,015,000;  Census  June,  1971,  21,569,000; 
(Estimated  July,  1972),  21,854,000. 

Area:  —  Land:  3,560,238  sq.  miles;  Water:  291,571  sq.  miles;  Total: 
3,851,809  sq.  miles. 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


24 


THE  GOVERNMENT  OF  CANADA 

The  present  Canadian  system  of  government  which  was  established 
under  the  British  North  America  Act  of  1867,  is  a  Federal  Union,  the 
first  of  its  kind  in  the  British  Empire.  It  comprises  a  general  or 
central  government  controlling  matters  essential  to  the  development, 
the  permanency  and  the  unity  of  the  Dominion  as  a  whole,  and  alsc 
a  number  of  provincial  governments  having  the  control  and  manage 
ment  of  certain  clearly  defined  local  matters  naturally  and  conve¬ 
niently  falling  within  their  jurisdiction.  These  several  governments 
are  administered  in  strict  accordance  with  the  principles  of  British 
parliamentary  government. 

The  executive  Power  of  the  Government  of  the  Dominion  ot 
Canada,  as  also  the  chief  command  of  the  military  and  naval  forces 
is  vested  in  the  Queen,  represented  by  the  Governor-General, 
appointed  by  Her  Majesty  the  Queen  and  advised  by  a  Cabinet 
chosen  from  members  of  the  Queen's  Privy  Council  for  Canada,  and 
consisting  of  minirters  holding  departmental  offices,  besides,  often, 
one  or  more  ministers  without  portfolios.  The  government  holds 
office  as  long  as  it  has  the  confidence  of  the  popular  branch  of 
Parliament. 

According  to  the  B.  N.  A.  Act,  1867,  Sec.  55,  where  a  Bill  passed  by 
the  Houses  of  Parliament  is  presented  to  the  Governor-General  for 
the  Queen  s  assent,  he  shall  declare,  according  to  his  discretion,  but 
subject  to  the  provisions  of  the  mentioned  Act  and  to  Her  Majesty's 
instruction,  either  that  he  assents  thereto  in  the  Queen's  name,  or  that 
he  withholds  the  Queen's  assent,  or  that  he  reserves  the  Bill  for  the 
signification  of  the  Queen's  pleasure. 

Disallowance  of  Bill— The  present  constitutional  position  is  that 
the  power  of  disallowance  can  no  longer  be  exercised  in  relation  to 
Dominion  Legislation. 

As  to  the  reservation  of  bills,  said  reservation  could  take  place 
only  upon  the  advice  of  Her  Majesty's  Government  in  the  Dominion 
of  Canada  as  it  would  not  be  in  accordance  with  constitutional 
practice  for  advice  to  be  tendered  to  Her  Majesty  by  Her  Majesty's 
Government  in  the  United  Kingdom  against  the  views  of  the  Govern 
mpnt  of  the  Dominion  concerned. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  CANADA 


25 


THE  CANADIAN  MINISTRY 

(Revised  January,  1973) 


The  Right  Honourable  PIERRE  ELLIOTT  TRUDEAU, 
Prime  Minister 

The  Honourable  PAUL  JOSEPH  JAMES  MARTIN, 
Leader  of  the  Government  in  The  Senate 

The  Honourable  MITCHEL  WILLIAM  SHARP, 
Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs 

The  Honourable  ALLAN  JOSEPH  MacEACHEN, 
President  of  the  Queen’s  Privy  Council  for  Canada 

The  Honourable  CHARLES  MILLS  DRURY, 

President  of  the  Treasury  Board 

The  Honourable  JEAN  MARCHAND, 

Minister  of  Transport 

The  Honourable  JOHN  NAPIER  TURNER, 

Minister  of  Finance 


The  Honourable  JEAN  CHRETIEN, 

Minister  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern  Development 


The  Honourable  DONALD  STOVEL  MacDONALD, 
Minister  of  Energy,  Mines  and  Resources 


The  Honourable  JOHN  CARR  MUNRO, 
Minister  of  Labour 


The  Honourable  GERARD  PELLETIER, 

Minister  of  Communications 

The  Honourable  JACK  DAVIS, 

Minister  of  the  Environment 

The  Honourable  JEAN-EUDES  DUBE, 

Minister  of  Public  Works 

The  Honourable  STANLEY  RONALD  BASFORD, 
Minister  of  State  for  Urban  Affairs 

The  Honourable  DONALD  CAMPBELL  JAMIESON, 
Minister  of  Regional  Economic  Expansion 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


The  Honourable  ROBERT  KNIGHT  ANDRAS, 

Minister  of  Manpower  and  Immigration 

The  Honourable  JAMES  ARMSTRONG  RICHARDSON. 
Minister  of  National  Defence 

The  Honourable  OTTO  EMIL  LANG, 

Minister  of  Justice  and  Attorney  General  of  Canada 

The  Honourable  HERB  GRAY, 

Minister  of  Consumer  and  Corporate  Affairs 

The  Honourable  ROBERT  STANBURY, 

Minister  of  National  Revenue 

The  Honourable  JEAN-PIERRE  GOYER. 

Minister  of  Supply  and  Services 

The  Honourable  ALASTAIR  WILLIAM  GILLESPIE 
Minister  of  Industry,  Trade  and  Commerce 

The  Honourable  STANLEY  HAIDASZ, 

Minister  of  State 

The  Honourable  EUGENE  FRANCIS  WHELAN, 

Minister  of  Agriculture 

The  Honourable  W.  WARREN  ALLMAND 
Solicitor  General  of  Canada 

The  Honourable  JAMES  HUGH  FAULKNER 
Secretary  of  State  of  Canada 

The  Honourable  ANDRE  OUELLET 
Postmaster  General 

The  Honourable  DANIEL  JOSEPH  MacDONALD 
Minister  of  Veterans  Affairs 

The  Honourable  MARC  LALONDE, 

Minister  of  National  Health  and  Welfare 

The  Honourable  JEANNE  SAUVE 
Minister  of  State  for  Science  and  Technology 


GOVERNMENT  OF  CANADA 


27 


MINISTRIES  SINCE  CONFEDERATION 

1—  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  J.  A.  Macdonald,  (Conservative).  From  July 
1,  1867,  to  Nov.  6,  1873. 

2.  — Hon.  A.  Mackenzie,  (Liberal).  From  Nov.  7,  1873,  to  Oct. 

16,  1878. 

3. — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  J.  A.  Macdonald,  (Conservative).  From  Oct. 

17,  1878,  to  June  6,  1891. 

4. — Hon.  Sir  J.  J.  Abbott,  (Conservative).  From  June  16,  1891, 

to  Dec.  5,  1892. 

5. — Hon.  Sir  J.  Thompson,  (Conservative).  From  Dec.  S,  1892, 

to  Dec.  12,  1894. 

6. — Hon.  Sir  M.  Bowell,  (Conservative).  From  Dec.  21,  1894, 

to  April  27,  1896. 

7. — Hon.  Sir  C.  Tupper,  Bart,  (Conservative).  From  May  1, 

1896,  to  July  8,  1896. 

8. — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  W.  Laurier,  (Liberal).  From  July  11,  1896, 

to  Oct.  6,  1911. 

9. — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Robert  Laird  Borden,  (Conservative).  From 

Oct.  10,  1911,  to  Oct.  12,  1917. 

10. — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Robert  Laird  Borden,  (Unionist).  From  Oct. 

12,  1917,  to  July  10,  1920. 

11. — The  Rt.  Hon.  Arthur  Meighen,  (Unionist  —  “National 

Liberal  and  Conservative  Party”).  —  From  July  10,  1920, 
to  Dec.  29,  1921. 

12.  — The  Rt.  Hon.  Wm.  Lyon  Mackenzie  King,  C.M.G.,  (Liberal) 

From  Dec.  29,  1921,  to  June  28,  1926. 

13. — The  Rt.  Hon.  Arthur  Meighen,  (Conservative).  From  June 

28,  1926,  to  Sept.  25,  1926. 

14— The  Right  Hon.  William  Lyon  Mackenzie  King,  C.M.G., 
(Liberal).  From  Sept.  25,  1926,  to  Aug.  7,  1930. 


28 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


15.  — The  Rt.  Hon.  R.  B.  Bennett,  (Conservative).  From  Aug 

7,  1930,  to  Oct.  23,  1935. 

16.  — The  Rt.  Hon.  W.  L.  Mackenzie  King,  (Liberal).  From  Oct 

23,  1935,  to  Nov.  15,  1948. 

17.  — The  Rt.  Hon.  Louis  Stephen  St.  Laurent,  (Liberal).  From 

Nov.  IS,  1948,  to  June  21,  1957. 

18.  — The  Rt.  Hon.  John  Diefenbaker,  (Progressive  Conservative). 

From  June  21,  1957,  to  April  22,  1963. 

19.  — The  Rt.  Hon.  Lester  B.  Pearson  (Liberal).  From  April  22. 

1963  to  April  20,  1968. 

20.  — The  Rt.  Hon.  Pierre  Elliott  Trudeau  (Liberal).  From  April 

20,  1968  to  present. 


PRIVY  COUNCIL 


29 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  QUEEN’S  PRIVY  COUNCIL 
FOR  THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA 

(Revised  January,  1973) 


NAME 


Sworn  in 


The  Hon  Thomas  Alexander  Crerar 

The  Hon.  Henry  Herbert  Stevens  . 

The  Hon.  Thomas  Gerow  Murphy  . 

The  Hon.  William  Earl  Rowe  . 

The  Hon.  Colin  William  George  Gibson 
The  Hon.  Joseph  Thorarinn  Thorson 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Louis  Stephen  St.  Laurent  . . 

The  Hon.  Joseph  Jean  . 

The  Hon.  Lionel  C'hevrier  . 

The  Hon.  Paul  J.  J.  Martin  . 

The  Hon.  Douglas  C.  Abbott  . 

The  Hon.  M.  F.  Gregg  . 

The  Hon.  Stuart  Garson  . 

The  Hon.  H.  Lapointe  . . . 

The  Hon.  G.  E.  Rinfret  . . 

The  Hon.  W.  E.  Harris  . 

The  Hon.  G.  Prudham  . 

The  Hon.  James  Sinclair  . - . - . - . 

The  Hon.  W.  R.  Macdonald  . 

The  Hon.  J.  W.  Pickersgill  . 

The  Hon.  Jean  Lesage  . 

The  Hon.  George  C.  Mailer  . -•••• 

The  Hon.  Roch  Pinard  . . . 

The  Hon.  Paul  T.  Hellyer  . 

The  Rt.  Hon.  John  Diefenbaker  . 

The  Hon.  Howard  C.  Green  . 

The  Hon.  Donald  M.  Fleming  . 

The  Hon.  George  Hees  . . — . . . 

The  Hon.  Leon  Balcer  . - . — . . 

The  Hon.  G.  R.  Pearkes  . . 

The  Hon.  Gordon  Churchill  . . 

The  Hon.  Edmund  Davie  Fulton  . . 

The  Hon.  D.  S.  Harkness  . - . — 

The  Hon.  Ellen  Louks  Fairclough  - - - 

The  Hon.  J.  Angus  MacLean  . . 

The  Hon.  Michael  Starr  - - 

The  Hon.  W.  M.  Hamilton  - - 

The  Hon.  J.  M.  Macdonnell  — - - 

The  Hon.  William  J.  Browne  . . . 


12 

Oct. 

1917 

21 

Sept. 

1921 

7 

Aug. 

1930 

30 

Aug. 

1935 

8 

July 

1940 

11 

June 

1941 

10 

Dec. 

1941 

18 

April 

1945 

18 

April 

1945 

18 

April 

1945 

18 

April 

1945 

2 

Sept. 

1947 

15 

Nov. 

1948 

25 

Aug. 

1949 

25 

Aug. 

1949 

18 

Jan. 

1950 

13 

Dec. 

1950 

15 

Oct. 

1952 

12 

May 

1953 

12 

June 

1953 

17 

Sept. 

1953 

1 

July 

1954 

1 

July, 

1954 

28 

April, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June. 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

21 

June, 

1957 

30 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


NAME 


The  Hon.  Jay  Waldo  Monteith  _ _ 

The  Hon.  F.  A.  G.  Hamilton  _ _ 

His  Royal  Highness  Prince  Phillip, 

Duke  of  Edinburgh  . . 

The  Hon.  Henri  Courtemanche  _ 

The  Hon.  David  James  Walker  . . . 

The  Hon.  Joseph  Pierre  Albert  Sevigny 
The  Hon.  Hugh  John  Flemming 
The  Hon.  Noel  Dorion 
The  Hon.  Walter  Dinsdale 
The  Hon.  George  Ernest  Halpenny 

The  Hon.  Leslie  M.  Frost  . . 

The  Hon.  Jacques  Flynn  . . . 

The  Hon.  Paul  Martineau 

The  Hon.  R.  A.  Bell  . . 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Roland  Michener  . . _ . 

The  Hon.  Maroel  H.  A.  Lambert  . . 

The  Hon.  Theogene  Ricard  . . 

The  Hon.  Frank  Charles  McGee  _ 

The  Hon.  Martial  Asselin  _ _ _ 

The  Hon.  Walter  Lockhart  Gordon  _ _ _ 

The  Hon.  Mitchell  W.  Sharp  . . . 

The  Hon.  Azellus  Denis  _ _ 

The  Hon.  George  James  Mcllraith  _ _ 

The  Hon.  William  Moore  Benidickson 

The  Hon.  Arthur  Laing  . . . . 

The  Hon.  Maurice  Lamontagne  _ _ _ 

The  Hon.  Lucien  Cardin  . 

The  Hon.  Allan  Joseph  MacEachen 
The  Hon.  Jean-Paul  Deschatelets 

The  Hon.  Hedard  Robichaud  . . . 

The  Hon.  J.  Watson  MacNaught  _ 

The  Hon.  Roger  Teillet  _ _ _ 

The  Hon.  Judy  LaMarsh  . . . 

The  Hon.  Charles  Mills  Drury 

The  Hon.  John  Robert  Nicholson  . . . . . 

The  Hon.  Harry  Hays  . 

The  Hon.  John  J.  Connolly  . . 

The  Hon.  Maurice  Sauv6 

The  Hon.  Yvon  Dupuis 

The  Hon.  George  Stanley  White 

The  Hon.  Major  James  William  Coldwell 

The  Hon.  Edgar  John  Benson  . 

The  Hon.  Leo  Alphonse  Joseph  Cadieux 
The  Hon.  Lawrence  T.  Pennell 

The  Hon.  Jean-Luc  Pepin  . 7ZZZZZZZ. 

The  Hon.  Alan  Aylesworth  Macnaughton 


Sworn  in 

22 

Aug.,  1957 

22 

Aug.,  1937 

14 

Oct.,  1957 

12 

May,  1958 

20 

Aug.,  1959 

20 

Aug.,  1959 

11 

Oct.,  1960 

11 

Oct.,  1960 

11 

Oct.,  1960 

11 

Oct.,  1960 

28 

Dec.,  1961 

28 

Dec.,  1961 

9 

Aug.,  1962 

9 

Aug.,  1962 

15 

Oct.,  1962 

12 

Feb.,  1963 

18 

Mar.,  1963 

18 

Mar..  1963 

18 

Mar.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

22 

Apr.,  1963 

3 

Feb.,  1964 

3 

Feb.,  1964 

3 

Feb.,  1964 

25 

June,  1964 

25 

June,  1964 

29 

June,  1964 

15 

Feb..  1965 

7 

July,  1965 

7 

July,  1965 

25 

Oct.,  1965 

PRIVY  COUNCIL 


31 


The 

The 

The 

The 

The 

*  The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 

*  The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 

*  The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 
The 


NAME 


Hon.  Jean  Maxchand  _ _ _ _ _ 

Hon.  John  James  Greene  . . . . . 

Hon.  Joseph  Julien  Jean-Pierre  Cote  . 

Hon.  John  Napier  Turner  . . . . . . . . 

Hon.  Maurice  Bourget  . 

Rt.  Hon.  Pierre  Elliott  Trudeau  . 

Hon.  Joseph  Jacques  Jean  Chretien  _ 

Hon.  Pauline  Vanier  _ _ _ 

Hon.  John  Parmenter  Robarts  . . . . 

Hon.  Louis  J.  Robichaud . . . . _ . _ 

Hon.  Duilerin  Roblin  _ _ 

Hon.  William  Andrew  Cecil  Bennett  _ 

Hon.  Alexander  B.  Campbell  _ 

Hon.  Ernest  Charles  Manning  .... - 

Hon.  Joseph  Roberts  Smallwood  _ _ 

Hon.  Robert  L.  Stanfield  _ _ _ _ _ 

Rt.  Hon.  John  Robert  Cartwright  . . 

Hon.  Charles  Ronald  McKay  Granger  _ 

Hon.  Bryce  Stuart  Mackasey  . . 

Hon.  Donald  Stovel  Macdonald  . 

Hon.  John  Carr  Munro  . . . . . . 

Hon.  Gerard  Pelletier  . . . . . 

Hon.  Jack  Davis  . . . 

Hon.  Horace  Andrew  Olson  . . . 

Hon.  Jean-Eudes  Dube  . . . . . . . 

Hon.  Stanley  Ronald  Basford  . . . - . 

Hon.  Donald  Campbell  Jamieson  . _ 

Hon.  Eric  William  Kierans  . . . . 

Hon.  Robert  Knight  Andras  . . 

Hon.  James  Armstrong  Richardson  . — 

Hon.  Otto  Emil  Lang  . . . . 

Hon.  Sydney  John  Smith  . . . . 

Hon.  Herbert  Eser  Gray  . 

Hon.  Robert  D.  G.  Stanbury  . 

Rt.  Hon.  J.  H.  G.  Fauteux  - - - 

Hon.  Jean-Pierre  Goyer  . 

Hon.  Alastair  William  Gillespie  . 

Hon.  Martin  Patrick  O'Connell  . 

Hon.  Patrick  M.  Mahoney  . 

Hon.  Stanley  Haidasz  . 

Hon.  Eugene  Francis  Whelan  . . . 

Hon.  W.  Warren  Allmand  . 

Hon.  James  Hugh  Faulkner  . 

Hon.  Andre  Ouellet  . 

Hon.  Daniel  Joseph  MacDonald  . . . 

Hon.  Marc  Lalonde  . - . . 

Hon.  Jeanne  Sauve  . . 


Sworn  in 


18 

Dec., 

1965 

18 

Dec., 

1965 

18 

Dec., 

1965 

18 

Dec., 

1965 

22 

Feb., 

1966 

4 

Apr.. 

1967 

4 

Apr., 

1967 

11 

Apr., 

1967 

5 

July, 

1967 

5 

July, 

1967 

5 

July, 

1967 

5 

July, 

1967 

S 

July, 

1967 

5 

July, 

1967 

5 

July, 

1967 

7 

July. 

1967 

4 

Sept. 

1967 

25 

Sept. 

1967 

9 

Feb., 

1968 

20 

Apr., 

1968 

20 

Apr., 

1968 

20 

Apr., 

1968 

26 

Apr., 

1968 

6 

July. 

1968 

6 

July, 

1968 

6 

July, 

1968 

6 

July. 

1968 

6 

July. 

1968 

6 

July. 

1968 

6 

July. 

1968 

6 

July. 

1968 

10 

Oct., 

1968 

20 

Oct., 

1969 

20 

Oct., 

1969 

23 

Mar., 

1970 

22 

Dec., 

1970 

12 

Aug. 

1971 

12 

Aug. 

1971 

28 

Jan. 

1972 

27 

Nov. 

1972 

27 

Nov. 

1972 

27 

Nov. 

1972 

27 

Nov. 

1972 

27 

Nov. 

1972 

27 

Nov. 

1972 

27 

Nov. 

1972 

27 

Nov. 

1972 

(•) — The  Prefix  Rt.  Hon.  is  in  accordance  with  the  Table  of  Titles. 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


3  2 


SKETCHES  OF  PRIVY  COUNCILLORS 

ABBOTT,  HON.  DOUGLAS  CHARLES,  P.C.,  Q.C., 
B.C.L.  See  Supreme  Court  of  Canada. 

ALLMAND,  HON.  W.  WARREN,  P.C.  (see  House  of 
Commons). 

ANDRAS,  HON.  ROBERT  KNIGHT,  P.C.  (see  House 
of  Commons). 

ASSELIN,  HON.  MARTIAL,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (see 
Senate). 

BALCER,  HON.  LEON,  P.C.,  Q.C.  B.  Oct.  13,  1917.  at 
Trois-Rivieres,  Que.  S.  of  Leon  Balcer  and  Berthe  Harnois, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Kindergarten,  Daughters  of  Jesus, 
Trois-Rivieres,  Seminary  of  Trois-Rivieres  and  Laval  Univ., 
Quebec.  Degrees:  B.A.,  LL.L.,  (Law,  Laval).  Admitted  to 
the  Quebec  Bar,  July  1941.  M.  Sept.  8,  1943  to  Genevieve, 
dau.  of  late  Hon.  Elisee  Theriault,  of  Quebec.  Two  chil¬ 
dren:  Pierre  and  Nicole.  1941-45:  on  active  service,  RCN. 
1946:  Began  practice  Law  in  Trois-Rivieres;  1946-49: 
Secretary-Treasurer  for  the  Town  of  Trois-Rivieres  and 
for  the  School  Board  of  the  Banlieue  of  Trois-Rivieres; 
1947;  Secretary  of  the  Prov.  Comm,  on  the  rights  of  the 
married  women;  1948:  Secretary  of  the  Prov.  Comm,  on 
Juvenile  Deliquency;  1950-53;  Pres,  of  the  Young  Con¬ 
servatives  of  Canada.  1952:  Can.  Del.  to  the  Sixth  Session 
of  the  United  Nations  in  Paris;  1955:  Del.  of  the  “Associa¬ 
tion  des  Parlementaires  to  NATO  in  Paris;  Jan.  1956: 
Elected  Pres,  of  the  Conservative  Assoc,  of  Canada;  Sept. 
1956:  Pres,  of  the  Conservative  Convention  for  the  choice 
of  a  Leader.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  g.e.,  1949.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962  and  1963.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council,  apptd.  Solicitor  General  in  Rt.  Hon.  J.  G.  Dief- 
enbaker’s  Cabinet,  June  21,  1957.  Appointed  Minister 
of  Transport,  Oct.  11,  1960.  Lib.  Cand.  Que.  g.e.  June  5, 
1966  and  def.  Party  pol.  P.C.  Rel.,  Catholic.  Address: 
2755  Tessier,  Trois-Rivieres,  Que.  Col.  By  Towers,  315 
Holmwood,  Ottawa.  Office:  402  Laviolette  St.,  Trois- 
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BASFORD,  HON.  STANLEY  RONALD,  P.C.  (see  House 
of  Commons). 

BELL,  HON.  RICHARD  ALBERT,  P.C.,  Q.C.  B.  Sept. 
4,  1913,  at  Britannia  Bay,  Ont.  S.  of  William 
Frederick  Bell  and  Mary  Ellen  Graham,  both  Can.  Ed. 
Britannia  Public  Schools,  Nepean  High  School,  Univ.  of 
Toronto,  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School.  Degree:  B.A.  M.  (1) 
Dec.  24,  1938,  to  Winifred  Osborne  (Dec.  April  25,  1961) 
dau.  of  R.  V.  Sinclair,  K.C.,  Ottawa,  Ont.  One  daughter: 
Judith.  M.  (2)  May  4,  1963  to  Ruth  Marion  Cooper,  widow 
of  Professor  W.  K.  Rolph.  Barrister  and  Solicitor.  Asst. 
Private  Secretary  to  Min.  of  National  Revenue,  1934-35; 
Asst.  Dominion  Organizer  P.C.  Party,  1935;  Private  secre¬ 
tary  to  Leader  of  the  Opposition.  1938-43;  National  Dir. 
P.C.  Party,  1943-49;  Chairman,  National  Campaign  Comm., 
P.C.  Party,  1952-53;  Chairman  P.C.  National  Convention 
at  Ottawa  in  1956.  Bencher,  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada, 
1956  to  1961.  Past  Pres.  County  of  Carleton  Law  Assn. 
Apptd.  Mem.  Ontario  Law  Reform  Commission,  Nov.  1964. 
Mem.  Albany  Club,  (Toronto),  Sagamace  Country  Club, 
Kiwanis  Club  of  Westboro.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  g.e. 
1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958  and  1962.  Anptd.  Pari.  Asst,  to 
the  Min.  of  Finance,  Aug.  20,  1957,  and  Pari.  Secty.  Nov.  19, 
1959.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Citizenship  and  Immigration,  Aug.  9, 
1962.  Def.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965.  Cand.  g.e.  1968 
and  def.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Busi¬ 
ness,  116  Lisgar  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont.;  Res.,  “Fairfields”,  3080 
Richmond  Rd.  Ottawa,  Ont.  K2B  7J5. 

BENIDICKSON,  HON.  WILLIAM  MOORE,  P.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B.  (See  Senate). 

BENNETT,  HON.  W.  A.  C.,  P.C.,  LL.D.  (See  British 
Columbia). 

BENSON,  HON.  EDGAR  JOHN,  P.C.,  B.Com.,  B.  May 
28,  1923  at  Cobourg,  Ont.  S.  of  Franklin  M.  Benson  and 
Julia  Ann  Franklin,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Central  Public 
School,  Cobourg;  Cobourg  Coll.  Inst,  and  Queen’s  Univ. 
Obtained  designation  as  Chartered  Accountant  from  Ont. 
Inst,  of  Chartered  Accountants  1952.  M.  Mar.  29,  1945 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


to  Marie  Louise  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  Van  Laar  of 
Nymegen,  Holland.  Four  children:  Robert,  Paul,  Peter 
and  Nancy.  Assistant  Professor  of  Commerce,  Queen’s 
Univ.  1952-62.  Partner  in  firm  of  England,  Leonard  and 
Macpherson,  Kingston.  Served  Cdn.  Army  1941-46,  over¬ 
seas.  Mem.  Kiwanis  Club  of  West  Kingston  and  Cataraqui 
Golf  and  Country  Club.  First  elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965  and  1968.  Apptd.  Pari. 
Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Finance.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council 
and  apptd.  Min.  of  National  Revenue,  June  29,  1964. 
Apptd.  Pres,  of  the  Treasury  Board,  Oct.  3,  1966.  Resigned 
as  Min.  of  National  Revenue,  Jan.  18,  1968.  Min.  of 
Finance,  1968  to  1972.  Min.  of  National  Defence  Jan.  28, 
1972  to  Oct.  30,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant. 
Address:  119  McMichael  St.,  Kingston,  Ont.  Ottawa,  Ont. 

BOURGET,  HON.  MAURICE,  P.C.,  B.Sc.A.,  M.E.I.C., 
Ing.P.  (See  Senate). 

BROWNE,  HON.  WILLIAM  JOSEPH,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  BA 
B-A.Ss.  B.  May  3,  1897  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Liberius 
Browne  and  Bridget  O’Reilly.  Ed.  at  Holy  Cross  School 
and  St.  Bonaventure  Coll.,  St.  John’s.  Attended  Meron 
Coll.,  Oxford  Univ.  Called  to  English  Bar  1922  and  Nfld. 
Bar  1922.  M.  (1)  July  7,  1924  to  Mary  Grace  (dec.)  dau. 
of  Hon.  and  Mrs.  John  Harris.  Four  children:  Marjorie, 
William,  Madeleine  and  Peter.  M.  (2)  to  Mary  (dec.) 
dau.  of  Richard  Roche,  July  4,  1933.  Two  children:  Edward 
and  Mary  Antonia  (dec.).  M.  (3)  to  Margaret  widow  of 
Alan  C.  Fleming,  K.C.  of  Ottawa  and  dau.  of  H.  Buckley  of 
Bathurst,  N.B.  Asst.  Clerk  Gen.  Assem.  1923-24.  Cand.  Prov. 
g.e.  1923  and  def.  First  elected  g.e.  1924.  Def.  1928.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1932.  Appt’d.  Min.  without  Portfolio  1932-34; 
Acting  Min.  of  Finance  1932;  Acting  Min.  of  Justice  1933; 
K.C.  1934.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1949.  Def.  g.e. 
1953.  Elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  1954.  Re-elected  ge.  1956' 
Re  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council 
and  Appt’d.  Min.  without  Portfolio  June  21,  1957.  Appt’d. 
Solicitor-General.  Re  elected  g.e.  1958.  Def.  g.e.  1962.  Party 
pol.  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 


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CADIEUX,  HON.  JOSEPH  ALPHONSE  LEO,  P.C.. 
B.A.,  B.  in  C.  B.  May  28,  1908  at  St.  Jerome,  Que.  S.  of 
Joseph  E.  Cadieux  and  Rosa  Paquette,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed. 
at  Commercial  Coll,  of  St.  Jerome  and  Seminary  of  Ste 
Therese  de  Blainville.  M.  Aug.  1,  1962,  to  Monique,  dau. 
of  Placide  Plante  of  Mont-Laurier,  Que.  A  Newspaperman. 
Dir.  L’Avenir  du  Nord  and  La  Revue  Moderne.  Public 
Relations,  Can.  Army,  (1941-1944);  War  Correspondent  for 
“La  Presse”,  Montreal,  1944;  Protonotary  of  the  Superior 
Court,  Terrebonne  Dist.  Mayor,  St.  Antoine  des  Laurenti- 
des,  (1948).  Pres.  School  Board.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  June  18,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965  and  1968. 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Associate  Min.  of 
National  Defence,  Feb.  15,  1965.  Min.  of  National  Defence, 
1967  to  Sept  17,  1970.  Apptd.  Ambassador  to  France, 
Sept.  17,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
Canadian  Embassy,  Paris,  France. 

CAMPBELL,  HON.  ALEXANDER  B.,  P  C.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
(see  Prince  Edward  Island). 

CARDIN,  HON.  LUCIEN,  P  C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  B.  Mar.  1st, 
1919,  at  Providence,  R.I.,  U.S.A.  S.  of  Joseph  Octave 
Cardin  and  Eldora  Page,  both  Fr.  Can.  Came  to  Canada 
in  1931.  Ed.  at  Loyola  Coll.,  Montreal  and  Montreal  Uni¬ 
versity.  Degrees  :  B.A.,  LL.B.  Married  June  4th,  1950, 
to  Marcelle,  dau.  of  late  Armand  Petitclerc  and  of  Mrs. 
A.  Petitclerc,  of  Sorel,  Que.  Four  children  :  Jean-Frangois, 
Celine,  Louis  and  Michel.  A  Barrister.  Lt.  Cdr.  RCN 
(Reserve);  R.C.N.V.R.,  1941-45.  Mem.  Junior  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  Reform  Club  and  Richelieu  Club.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.,  at  a  by-election,  Oct.  6,  1952.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1953,  1957,  1958,  1962,  1963  and  1965.  Sworn  of  the 
Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Assoc.  Min.  of  National  Defence, 
April  22,  1963.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Justice  and  Attorney 
General,  1965.  Not  a  cand.  g.e.  1968.  Party  pol.  :  Lib.  Rel. : 
Catholic.  Address:  20  Prince  St.,  Sorel,  Que. 

CARTWRIGHT,  THE  RIGHT  HON.  JOHN,  ROBERT, 
P.C.,  C.C.,  M.C.,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.  B.  Mar.  23rd,  1895,  at 
Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  James  Strachan  Cartwright,  K.C.,  B.A., 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


3  6 

(Oxon.),  Master  in  Chambers  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
Ont.  and  Jane  Elizabeth  (Young)  Cartwright  of  Wey¬ 
mouth,  England;  grandson  of  John  Solomon  Cartwright, 
Q.C.,  Mem.  of  the  Legis.  Assem.  of  Canada  and  a  Bencher 
of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada;  great-grandson  of 
Hon.  Richard  Cartwright,  United  Empire  Loyalist,  a  judge 
of  the  Common  Pleas  and  a  mem.  of  the  Legis.  Council 
of  Upper  Canada.  Ed.  at  Upper  Canada  Coll,  and  Osgoode 
Hall;  called  to  the  Bar  of  Ont.  in  May,  1920,  with  honours 
and  silver  medal.  Apptd.  K.C.  1933.  Elected  a  Bencher 
of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  1946.  Served  in 
World  War  1914-18  with  3rd  Canadian  Infantry  Battalion 
(Toronto  Regiment).  Wounded  Festubert  May,  1915,  and 
Ploegsteert,  September,  1915;  A.D.C.  to  G.O.C.  3rd  Can¬ 
adian  Division  1916-1918.  Awarded  Military  Cross  1917. 
LL.D.  Univ.  of  Toronto,  June  12,  1959;  LL.D.  Law  Society 
of  Upper  Canada,  June  27,  1963;  LL.D.  Queen’s  Univ. 
May  27,  1967;  LL.D.  York  Univ.  June  10,  1969;  D.C.L. 
Bishop’s  Univ.  M.  firstly  to  Jessie  Carnegie  Gibson,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Alexander  Gibson,  Q.C.  of  Toronto.  One 
daughter,  Margaret  Beatrice  Leitch.  M.  secondly  to  Mabel 
Ethelwyn  Tremaine,  widow  of  Brigadier  A.  Victor  Tre¬ 
maine,  C.E.B.,  C.D.,  dau.  of  Dr.  George  William  Parmelee, 
LL.D.  D.C.L.  Mem.  of  Phi  Kappa  Pi  Fraternity,  Rideau 
Club,  The  Country  Club  (Ottawa),  Le  Cercle  Universi- 
taire  d’Ottawa;  Toronto,  Royal  Canadian  Military  Insti- 
tue  (Toronto).  Rel.:  Anglican.  Apptd.  to  Supreme  Court 
of  Canada,  Dec.  22,  1949.  Apptd.  Chief  Justice  of  Canada, 
Sept.  1,  1967.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  for  Can.  Sept. 
4,  1967.  Retired  from  the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada 
March  22,  1970.  Apptd.  Honourary  Bencher  of  the  Law 
Society  of  Upper  Canada  April  17,  1970.  Address:  San¬ 
dringham  Apartments,  85  Range  Road,  Ottawa,  Ontario, 
KIN  8J6. 

CHEVRIER,  HON.  LIONEL,  P.C.,  C.C.,  Q.C.,  LL.D., 
D.C.L.  B.  Apr.  2,  1903,  at  Cornwall.  Son  of  Joseph  El- 
phege  Chevrier  and  Malvina  DeRepentigny,  deceased.  Ed. 
Cornwall  Coll.  Institute,  Ottawa  University  and  Osgoode 


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Hall.  Degrees:  B.A.,  (Ottawa),  LL.  D.  (Hon.)  Ottawa 
Univ.  1946,  Laval  Univ.  1952,  Queen’s  Univ.  1956,  D.C.L. 
(Hon.)  Bishop’s  Univ.  1964.  M.  Oct.  22,  1932,  to  Lucienne, 
daughter  of  Thomas  J.  Brule,  of  Ottawa.  Has  six  children: 
Lucie  (Mrs.  Pierre  Thomas),  Robert,  Jean,  Bernard, 
Adele  (Mrs.  Jean  Besner)  and  Marie.  Called  to  the  Bar 
of  Ontario,  1928;  K.C.  1938;  Called  to  the  Bar  of  Quebec 
1957.  Sec.  Board  of  Trade,  Cornwall,  1928-34.  First  elected 
to  the  House  of  Commons  at  general  election,  1935, 
for  the  constituency  of  Stormont;  re-elected  general 
elections  1940,  1945,  1949  and  1953.  Dep.  Chief  Govt. 
Whip,  1940;  Chairman  Spec.  Parliamentary  Sub-Com¬ 
mittee  on  War  Expenditures,  1942.  Delegate  Empire  Pari. 
Assoc.,  Washington  1943.  Parliamentary  Assistant  to  the 
Minister  of  Munitions  and  Supply,  1943-45.  Delegate, 
Bretton  Woods  Conference,  1945.  Chairman,  Canadian 
Delegation  to  UN  Gen.  Assembly,  Paris,  1948.  Hon.  Col. 
S.D.  &  G.  Highlanders,  1956-61.  Sworn  in  as  member  of 
the  Privy  Council  April  18,  1945.  Minister  of  Transport, 
1945-54.  President  St.  Lawrence  Seaway  Authority,  1954- 
57.  Author:  The  St.  Lawrence  Seaway.  President,  Privy 
Council,  1957.  Elected  to  the  House  of  Commons  for  the 
constituency  of  Montreal-Laurier,  1957.  Re-elected  general 
elections  1958,  1962  and  1963.  Minister  of  Justice  and 
Attorney  General  Canada,  1963-64.  High  Commissioner 
for  Canada  in  the  United  Kingdom,  1964-67.  Freeman 
of  the  City  of  London,  1964.  Chairman  commonwealth 
Sanctions  Committee  on  Rhodesia,  London,  1966-67.  Am¬ 
bassador  and  Commissioner  General  for  visits  of  State, 
1967.  Head  of  Spec.  Canadian  Mission  to  French  speaking 
Africa,  1968.  Head  of  Spec.  Mission  to  Canadian  Consular 
posts  in  the  U.S.,  1968.  Chairman  of  a  symposium  for  the 
United  Nations  Institute  for  Training  and  Research 
(UNITAR),  on  the  financial  and  legal  aspects  of  the 
improvement  and  maintenance  of  waterways  for  inter¬ 
national  navigation,  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina,  1970.  Since 
1969  Member  of  the  law  firm  Geoffrion  &  Prud’homme, 
500,  Place  d’Armes,  Montreal.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  1321  Sherbrooke  St.  W.,  Montreal. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


CHRETIEN,  HON.  JOSEPH  JACQUES  JEAN,  P.C.,  B.A., 
LL.L.  (See  House  of  Commons). 

CHURCHILL,  HON.  GORDON  MINTO,  P.C.,  D.S.O., 
M.A.,  LL.B.  B.  Nov.  8th,  1898,  at  Cold  Water,  Ont.  S.  of 
Rev.  J.  W.  Churchill  and  Mary  E.  Shier,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Public  and  High  Schools  of  Port  Arthur  and  Winnipeg; 
United  College  and  University  of  Manitoba.  M.  August  9th, 
1922  to  Mona  Mary,  daughter  of  C.  W.  McLachlin,  of 
Dauphin,  Man.  One  daughter:  Winona.  Mem.  of  Law 
firm  Haig  and  Haig,  Winnipeg,  Man.  Served  overseas  as 
Vickers  Machine  Gunner  1916-19;  from  193945  with  the 
Fort  Garry  Horse  and  C.O.  1st  Can.  Armoured  Carrier  Reg- 
N  W-  Eur°Pe-  Dean  of  Faculty,  Khaki  Univ., 
Eng., 1945.  Past  Pres.  Man.  Teachers’  Society.  Mem.  Can. 
Legion.  Elect,  to  Manitoba  Legis  as  Army  Representative 
(Ind.),  1946.  Resigned  in  1949.  Contested  Fed.  Election  in 
1949  and  defeated.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  at  a  by- 
election,  June  25,  1951.  Re-elected  g.e.  1953,  1957,  1958, 
1962,  1963  and  1965.  Sworn  in  as  Mem.  of  the  Privy  Coun¬ 
cil  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Trade  and  Commerce  in  the  Rt.  Hon. 
John  G.  Diefenbaker’s  Cabinet  on  June  21,  1957.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Veterans  Affairs  Oct.  11,  1960.  Apptd  Min  of 
National  Defence,  Feb.  11,  1963.  Not  a  cand.  g.e  1968 
Party  pol.:  Ind.  P.C.  Rel.:  U.C.  of  C.  Address:  954  Pal¬ 
merston  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

COLDWELL,  HON.  MAJOR  JAMES  WILLIAM,  P.C., 
C.C.,  LL.D.  B.  Dec.  2,  1888  at  Seaton,  Devon,  Eng.  S.  of 
James  Henry  Coldwell  and  Elizabeth  Farrant  both 
Eng.  Came  to  Can.  1910.  Ed.  at  Hele’s  School;’  Royal 
Albert  Memorial  and  Univ.  Coll.  Exeter,  Eng.  M.  July  22 
1912  to  Norah  Gertrude  (dec.  June  26,  1953),  dau.  of 
J.  T.  Dunsford,  of  Bridgewater,  Somerset,  Eng.  Children- 
John  Major  (Fit.  Lieut.  R.C.A.F.,  W.W.  II)  and  Margaret 
Norah  (Mrs.  Douglas  Carman).  Student  Editor  Exeter 
Univ.  Coll.  Magazine,  1908-1909;  Emigrated  to  Edmon- 
A1iav  F.eb-  191°i  Taught  Dowling  S.D.  Alta.,  1910  to 
1911;  Principal,  Sedley  School  District  Sask.,  1911  to 
1914;  Principal,  Regina  Schools,  1914-1934;  Voluntary  Lay 


PRIVY  CDUNCIL 


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Reader,  St.  Albans  Anglican  Church,  North  Regina,  during 
World  War  I;  Alderman,  Regina,  1922-25  and  1926-32; 
Governor,  Regina  General  Hospital,  1924-25;  Prog.  cand. 
H.  of  C.,  Regina  City  (def.),  1925;  Pres.,  Sask.  Teachers’ 
Alliance,  1924-25;  Pres.,  Can.  Teachers’  Fed.,  1926-27; 
Mem.  National  Committee,  Celebration  for  Diamond 
Jubilee  of  Confederation,  1927;  Library  Board  Regina, 

1927- 33;  Sect’y.-Treas.,  Canadian  Teachers’  Federation, 

1928- 34;  Chairman,  Royal  Commission  of  Inquiry  into 
Public  Services  of  Sask.,  1929-30;  Vice-Chairman,  Sask. 
Farmers’  Political  Assn.,  1930-32;  Pres.  Ind.  Labour  Party, 
Sask.,  1930-32;  Chairman,  Programme  and  Policy  Com¬ 
mittee,  Calgary  Conference  of  Farmer  and  Labour  Groups 
which  founded  C.C.F.,  1932;  Provincial  Leader,  Farmer- 
Labour  Party  of  Sask.,  1932-35;  Farmer-Labour  (C.C.F.) 
Candidate  for  Sask.  Legis.,  Regina  City,  g.e.  1934  and  def.; 
National  Secretary,  C.C.F.,  1934-37;  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C  ge  1935;  National  Chairman,  C.C.F.,  1938-42;  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.,  1940-45,  1945-49,  1949-53,  1955-1957;  House 
Leader  C.C.F.,  1940-1958.  Delegate  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Conf.,  London,  England,  1941  and  1948,  (Ottawa)  1952; 
Delegate,  8th  Int.  Conf.  of  Inst,  of  Pacific  Relations,  1942; 
National  Pres,  and  Pari.  Leader,  C.C.F. ,  1942-1960;  Chief 
of  Can.  Delegation  to  Conference  of  British  Common¬ 
wealth,  Labour,  Co-operative  and  Socialist  Parties,  Lon¬ 
don  England,  1944  and  similar  Conference,  Toronto, 
Canada,  1947;  Visited  Can.  Battle  Lines,  Northern  Europe, 
Dec  1944;  Guest  Speaker,  American  Labour  Conf.  on 
International  Affairs,  1944.  Mem.  Official  Can.  Delegation 
to  San  Francisco  Conf.,  1945;  Can.  Delegate  to  U.N. 
Assembly,  New  York,  1946,  1950,  1953,  1954;  Chairman, 
U.N.  Mission  to  evaluate  Community  Development  in 
India,  1958-59;  Guest  Lecturer,  University  of  Jerusalem, 
1954;  Visited  NATO  Installations  in  France  and  Germany, 
1956;  Mem.  Can.  Inst,  of  Int.  Affairs;  Hon.  Pres.  University 
Club',  Ottawa;  Mem.  Exeter  Univ.  Club,  England,  Cana¬ 
dian  Club,  Ottawa;  Hon.  Vice-Pres.,  U.N.  Society  of  Can.; 
Fellow,  Royal  Can.  Geographical  Society,  1957;  LL.D. 
(Hon.)  U.  of  B.C.,  U.  of  Sask.,  Queen’s  U.,  Kingston, 


40 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Trent  U.,  Peterborough,  Ont.,  D.  Litt.  (Hon.)  U.  of  Water¬ 
loo,  1970.  Representative,  Int.  Socialist  Bureau  Conference, 
London,  England,  May  1961;  Hon.  Nat.  Leader,  C.C.F., 
Aug.  1960;  Hon.  Pres.,  N.P.D.,  Aug.  1961-1971;  Pres. 
Emeritus  1971;  Resident  Fellow,  Carleton  U.  Inst,  of  Can. 
Studies,  Jan.  1963-1964;  Chairman,  Board  of  Dir.  Can. 
Committee  for  Nuclear  Disarmament,  Feb.  1963;  Can. 
Delegate  to  Eighth  Conference  of  Democratic  Socialist 
International,  Amsterdam,  Sept.  1963;  Apptd.  to  Queen’s 
Privy  Council  of  Canada,  June  25,  1964;  Apptd.  to  Ad¬ 
visory  Committee  on  Election  Expenses,  1964-66;  Apptd. 
to  Royal  Commission  on  Security,  1966-69;  Apptd.  Com¬ 
panion  of  the  Order  of  Canada,  July  1967.  Author—  “Left 
Turn  Canada”.  Religion:  Anglican.  Address:  330  Metcalfe 
Street,  Apt.  1010,  Ottawa,  Ontario,  Canada,  K2P  1S4. 

CONNOLLY,  HON.  JOHN  JOSEPH,  P.C.,  O.B.E.,  Q.C., 
Ph.D.,  LL.D.  (see  Senate). 

COTE,  HON.  JOSEPH  JULIEN  JEAN-PIERRE,  P.C. 
(see  Senate). 

COURTEMANCHE,  HON.  HENRI,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  P.C. 
Born  August  7,  1916,  at  Mont  Laurier,  Que.  Son  of 
Victor  Courtemanche  and  Louise  Masse,  both  Fr.-Can.  Ed. 
at  Acad,  de  Mont-Laurier,  Sem.  St-Joseph  de  Mont-Lau- 
rier,  Coll.  St-  Laurent  de  Montreal  and  Univ.  de  Montreal 
Degrees:  B.A.,  1938,  Coll.  St.  Laurent,  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Montreal,  1947.  M.  May  12,  1945,  to  Gisele,  dau.  of  Hon. 
J.  H.  A.  Paquette,  Min.  of  Health  in  the  Quebec  U.N.  Govt 
Three  children:  Serge  (died  1955),  Marcelle  and  Gilles. 
Lawyer.  Admitted  to  Quebec  Bar  1947.  Mem.  Law  Firm 
of  Courtemanche-Therrien,  Mont-Laurier,  and  Courteman- 
che-Perdriau-Panneton,  Montreal.  Dir.  and  Treas.,  Hopital 
Jean-Talon,  Montreal;  Dir.  Societe  du  Bon  Parler  Fran- 
gais.  Mem.  Richelieu  Club  of  Mont-Laurier,  Knights  of 
Columbus,  Cercle  Universitaire,  Ottawa;  Club  Canadien, 
Montreal;  Chairman  L’Association  des  Anciens  du  Coll 
St-Laurent,  Montreal;  Hon.  Vice-Pres.  Rural  Bar  Assoc., 
Prov.  of  Que.;  and  Pres,  of  Normandie  Fish  and  Game 
Club.  First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.,  at  g.e.,  1949;  defeated  at 


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g.e.,  1953;  re-elect,  at  g.e.,  June  10,  1957  and  March  31, 
1958.  Apptd.  Deputy  Speaker,  Oct.  14,  1957.  Sworn  of 
the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Secretary  of  State  of  Cana¬ 
da,  May  12,  1958.  Summoned  to  the  Senate  Jan.  20,  1960. 
Resigned  as  member  of  tke  Senate  Dec.  22,  1961. 
Party  pol.,  Progressive  Conservative.  Rel.,  Catholic. 
Address:  344  Madona  St.,  and  P.O.  Box  499,  Mont-Laurier, 
Que. 

CRERAR,  HON.  THOMAS  ALEXANDER,  P.C.,  LL.D. 
Born  June  17,  1876,  at  Molesworth,  Ont.  Son  of 

Wm.  S.  Crerar,  Scotch-Can.,  and  his  wife,  Margaret 
McTavish,  Scotch-Irish-Can.  Paternal  ancestors  came 
from  Perthshire,  Scotland,  in  eighteen  forties;  ma¬ 
ternal  grandmother  from  North  of  Ireland.  Education  at 
Public  Schools  and  Collegiate,  Portage  la  Prairie. 
LL.  D.  Man.  Univ.  M.  Jan.  31,  1906,  to  Jessie  Hamil¬ 
ton,  dau.  of  Alexander  Hamilton  of  Solsgirth,  Man. 
Children:  Dorothy  Anna  (Mrs.  B.  Naylor),  and  Jessie 
Audrey  (d),  Ex-Pres.  United  Grain  Growers,  Ltd.,  also 
of  Grain  Growers  Exp.  Co.,  Ltd.  and  of  Pub. 
Press  Ltd.,  Dir.  Great  West  Life  Ass.  Co.,  Winnipeg. 
Modern  Dairies  Ltd.,  Winnipeg  and  Algoma  Steel  Corp., 
Sault  St.  Marie  and  Canada  Steamships  Co.  Was  born  and 
raised  on  a  farm.  Father  moved  to  Western  Canada  in 
1881,  locating  65  miles  from  r’way.  Mr.  Crerar  taught 
school  for  sev.  years,  then  farmed.  In  1907,  he  accepted 
the  Pres,  and  managership  of  the  Grain  Growers  Grain 
Co.,  which  later  became  United  Grain  Growers.  Mem.  of 
Manitoba  Club,  Winnipeg,  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa,  and  St. 
Charles  Country  Club,  Winnipeg.  Mem.  Can.  Delegation  to 
Coronation,  May,  1937,  and  at  Imperial  Conf.  following 
Rep.  Can.  Govt,  at  Br.  Commonwealth  Conf.,  on  War  Effort 
held  in  London,  Nov.  1939.  Sworn  of  the  King’s  Privy 
Council  for  Canada  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture,  Oct.  12, 
1917.  Res.  portfolio  1919.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
at  g.e.  1917,  re-elected  g.e.  1921  Was  leader  of  the  Pro¬ 
gressive  Party  in  H.  of  C.  to  Nov.  12th,  1922  when  he 
resigned.  Sworn  in  as  Min.  of  Railways  and  Canals  in 
Hon.  W.  L.  Mackenzie  King  Cabinet,  Dec.  30,  1929;  re- 


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elected  at  by-election,  Feb.  5,  1930  by  accl.  Defeated  at 
g.e.  July  1930.  Resigned  with  King  Cabinet,  Aug.  9, 
1930.  Re-elect,  at  g.e.  1935.  Sworn  in  as  Min.  of  Mines, 
Min.  of  Immigration  and  Col.,  Min.  of  Interior,  Oct.  23, 
1935,  also  Supt.  General  of  Indian  Affairs.  These  four 
Depts.  were  amalgamated  into  one  Dept,  as  Dept,  of 
Mines  and  Resources,  Dec.  1,  1936.  Sworn  in  as  Min.  of 
new  Dept.  Re-elect.  H.  of  C.,  g.e.  1940.  Resigned  from 
the  Cabinet  and  summoned  to  the  Senate,  April  18,  1945. 
Resigned  1966.  Resigned  from  the  Senate  June  1,  1966. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  30  Roslyn 
Crescent,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

DAVIS,  HON.  JACK,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Commons). 

DENIS,  HON.  AZELLUS,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (see  Senate). 

DESCHATELETS,  HON.  JEAN  PAUL,  P.C.,  Q.C.  (see 
Senate). 

DIEFENBAKER,  RT.  HON.  JOHN,  P.C.  (see  House 
of  Commons). 

DINSDALE,  HON.  WALTER,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons). 

DORION,  HON.  NOEL,  P.C.,  K.C.,  B.A.,  LL.D.  B.  July 
24,  1904  at  Charlesbourg,  Que.  S.  of  Charles  F.  X.  Dorion 
and  Rose  de  Lima  Racine  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  Primary 
School  of  Charlesbourg,  Quebec  Seminary  and  Laval  Univ. 
M.  June  9,  1932  to  Olga  dau.  of  Henri  Malherbe  of  Lifege, 
Belgium.  Two  sons:  Louis  and  Henri.  Crown  Attorney 
1936-39  and  1944-58.  Gen.  Pres,  of  Bar  of  Prov.  of  Que. 
1954-55.  Professor  of  Law  Laval  Univ.  1950.  Mem.  Cdn. 
Bar.  Assn.,  Garrison  Club,  Cercle  Univ.  Quebec,  Int.  Fed. 
of  Latin  Jurists  and  Lawyers.  Mem.  NATO  Pari.  Assn,  and 
Deputy  Chairman  of  Cultural  Comm.  Alderman  for  Ste 
Foy  1942-49.  Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1945  and  def.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Def.  g.e.  1962.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  appt’d.  Sect’y  of  State  Oct.  11,  1960.  Appt’d. 
Pres,  of  the  Privy  Council  Dec.  1961.  Party  pol.  P.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Ste  Foy,  Quebec. 


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DRURY,  HON.  CHARLES  MILLS,  P.C.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O., 
Q.C.  (see  House  of  Commons). 

DUBE,  HON.  JEAN-EUDES,  P  C.  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons). 

DUPUIS,  HON.  YVON,  P.C.  B.  Oct.  11,  1926  at  Mont¬ 
real,  Que.  S.  of  Hector  Dupuis,  Fr.  Can.  and  Annie 
Rafferty,  Irish.  Ed.  at  Varennes  and  Longueuil  Coll,  and 
Jacques-Cartier  School,  Montreal.  M.  in  1954  to  Roberte, 
dau.  of  the  late  Alphonse  Langevin  and  Marie  Brazeau 
of  Montreal,  Que.  Four  children:  Annie,  Nathalie,  Yves 
porter,  Exporter  of  Books  and  Discs.  Former  pres.  France- 
and  Stephan.  Owner  of  a  music  store,  St.  John  and  Im- 
Amerique  Assn,  and  Young  Liberal  Assn.,  Montreal.  Mem¬ 
ber  Montreal  Reform  Club,  Pinegrove  Country  Club,  St. 
John  Golf  Club,  St.  John’s  R.C.A.F.,  Officers  Mess,  St. 
John’s  Fish  and  Game  Association,  St.  John  Yacht  Club, 
St.  John  Young  Commerce.  M.L.A.  Quebec  Legisl.  (1952- 
56).  Defeated  g.e.  1956  and  Federal  g.e.  1957.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962  and  1963.  Mem. 
Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn,  and  NATO  Pari.  Assn.  Del. 
to  U.N.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min. 
without  Portfolio,  Feb.  3,  1964.  Cand.  g.e.  1965  and  def. 
Party  pol.  Lib.  Rel.,  Catholic.  Address:  523  Morais  St., 
St.  Jean,  Que. 

EDINBURGH,  DUKE,  His  Royal  Highness  Prince  Phi¬ 
lip,  P.C.  Sworn  in  as  a  Member  of  the  Privy  Council, 
Oct.  14,  1957,  when  on  a  visit  to  Ottawa  (see  the  Royal 
Family). 

FAIRCLOUGH,  HON.  ELLEN  LOUKS,  P.C.,  F.C.A.  Born 
January  28,  1905,  at  Hamilton,  Ont.  Daughter  of  Norman 
Ellsworth  Cook  and  Nellie  Bell  Louks,  both  Can.  U.E.L. 
ancestry  on  Maternal  side.  Ed.  at  Hamilton,  Ont. 
Public  and  Secondary  Schools.  M.  to  D.  H.  Gordon  Fair- 
clough,  son  of  late  D.  J.  Fairclough  of  Hamilton,  Ont. 
One  son-  Howard  Gordon.  Chartered  Accountant  (elected 
Fellow  (Ont.)  March  12,  1965).  Certified  Public  Accountant 
Life  mem.  General  Accountants  Association.  Hamilton 
City  Council,  Alderman  1946-49  inch;  Controller  1950. 


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Past  Pres.  Zonta  Club,  Hamilton;  Past  Dist.  Gov.  Zonta 
International;  Past  Dominion  Secty.  United  Empire  Loyal¬ 
ists  Assn.;  Past  Exec.  Off.  Provincial  and  National  Chap¬ 
ters,  Imperial  Order  Daughters  of  the  Empire;  Mem. 
National  Bd.  of  Dir.  Can.  Council  of  Christians  and  Jews; 
Dir.  Rehabilitation  Foundation  for  the  Disabled;  Past 
Vice-Pres.  Young  Prog.  Cons,  of  Ont.  Can.  delegation  to 
U.N.  in  role  of  Adviser  during  Oct.  1950.  Delegate  to  Conf. 
of  Parliamentarians  from  NATO  countries,  Paris,  July, 
1955;  To  inaugural  of  Federation  of  British  West  Indies 
Parliament,  Apr.,  1958.  Ambassador  Extraordinary  to  Inau¬ 
guration  of  President  Frondizi  of  Argentina,  May,  1958. 
Was  candidate  at  g.e.  1949  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  at  a  by-election,  May  15th,  1950.  Re-elected  1958,,  1957, 
1958  and  1962.  Def.  g.e.  1963.  Was  first  woman  to  be 
Appt’d.  a  Cabinet  Minister.  Apptd.  Secretary  of  State  of 
Canada,  June  21,  1957.  Apptd.  Minister  of  Citizenship  and 
Immigration,  May  12,  1958.  Apptd.  Postmaster  General, 
1962.  Apptd.  Dir.  and  Sect’y.  Hamilton  Trust  and  Savings 
Corp.  Party  pol.:  Progressive  Conservative.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  Home:  25  Stanley  Ave.,  Hamilton,  Ont.  Business: 
75  James  St.  S.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

FAULKNER,  HON.  JAMES  HUGH,  P.C.  (see  House 
of  Commons). 

FAUTEUX,  RT.  HON.  GERALD,  P.C.,  B.A.,  L.L.M., 
LL.D.,  D.C.L.  (see  Supreme  Court). 

FLEMING,  HON.  DONALD  METHUEN,  P.C.,  Q.C., 
B  A.,  LL.B.  Born  May  23,  1905,  at  Exeter,  Ont.  Son 
of  Louis  Charles  Fleming  and  Maud  Margaret  Wright, 
both  Can.  Irish  on  Mother’s  side.  French.  Scottish  and 
English  on  Father’s  side.  Ed.  at  Galt,  Ont.  Public  Schools 
and  Collegiate;  Univ.  of  Toronto  (Governor-General’s  Gold 
Medallist)  and  Breuls  Gold  Medallist,  and  Osgoode  Hall 
Law  School  (Christopher  Robinson)  Memorial  Scholar 
Degrees:  B.A.  (1925).  LL.B.  (1930),  Toronto.  M.  May  13, 
1933,  to  Alice  Mildred,  dau.  of  Wm.  G.  Watson,  Toronto 
Three  children:  David  William,  Mary  Louise  and  Donald 
Watson.  Barrister-at-Law.  Created  K.C.  in  1944  Mem 
of  National,  Can.  &  Empire  Clubs,  Toronto,  Rideau 


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and  Country  Clubs,  Ottawa.  Member  of  Toronto  Board  of 
Education,  1938.  Member  of  Toronto  City  Council,  1939- 
1944  inclusive.  Member  Toronto  City  Planning  Board,  1942- 
1944;  Mem.  Board  of  Trustees,  Toronto  General  Hospi¬ 
tal,  1939-1944;  Member  Board  of  Directors,  Canadian 
National  Exhibition,  1941.  Former  President  N.  Toronto 
Y.M.C.A.;  Mem.  Nat.  Executive  Y.M.C.A.;  Chevalier  de  la 
Societe  du  Bon  Parler  Frangais,  1947;  P.  M.  Ionic  Lodge, 
A.F.  &  A.M.;  Past  Grand  Junior  Warden,  Grand  Lodge; 
Scottish  Rite  (33  deg);  Past  T.  P.  G.  M.,  Toronto  Lodge  of 
Perfection,  A.  &  A.S.R.;  I.O.F.  Elected  Lieut.  Grand 
Commander  of  Supreme  Council  of  Ancient  and  Ac¬ 
cepted  Scottish  Rite  of  Can.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1945.  Re-elected  g.e.  1949,  1953,  1957,  1958  and 
1962.  June  21,  1957,  sworn  of  Her  Majesty’s  Privy 
Council  for  Canada,  Minister  of  Finance  and  Receiver- 
Gen.  of  Canada.  June  27,  1957,  apptd.  as  Governor  of 
International  Bank  and  International  Monetary  Fund.  Can. 
delegate  to  Commonwealth  Pari.  Conferences,  London, 
Eng.,  1948,  Ottawa,  1952  and  Nairobi,  Kenya,  1954.  Chair¬ 
man,  Commonwealth  Finance  Ministers’  Conference,  Mont 
Tremblant,  Que.,  1957;  Chairman  Commonwealth  Trade 
&  Economic  Conference,  Montreal,  1958.  Min.  of  Justice 
and  Attorney  General,  1962  to  April  22,  1963.  (Editor’s 
note:  Mr.  Fleming  retired  from  public  office  prior  to 
the  General  Election  1963  and  was  not  a  defeated  candi¬ 
date  as  erroneously  reported  in  the  1964  edition.  Mr. 
Fleming  also  was  never  Minister  of  Forestry.  The  Editor 
regrets  these  errors.)  Party  pol.,  Progressive  Conservative. 
Rel.,  United  Church.  Address:  Business,  c/o  Blake,  Cassels 
&  Graydon,  25  King  St.  W.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

FLEMMING,  HON.  HUGH  JOHN,  P.C.  B.  Jan.  5,  1899, 
at  Peel,  Carleton  Co.,  N.B.  S.  of  J.  K.  Flemming  and 
Helena  Flemming,  both  Scotch-Irish.  Father  was  Premier 
of  N.B.,  1911-1914,  also  M.P.  1925  until  death  in  1927. 
Ed.  at  Woodstock  High  School.  M.  June  25,  1924. 
Children:  Hugh  John,  Frederick  Gerard.  A  Lumberman. 
Dir.  Flemming  &  Gibson  Limited.  Mem.  Advisory  Bd. 
Montreal  Trust  Co.,  St.  John,  N.B.  Municipal  Councillor, 


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Co.  of  Carleton,  1921-35.  Past  Grand  Chancellor  of  the 
Knights  of  Pythias  and  member  of  the  Masonic  Lodge. 
Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1935  and  def.  Elected  to  N.B.  Legislature 
at  g.e.,  1944.  Re-elected  at  g.e.,  1948,  1952,  1956  and  1960 
Sworn  in  as  Premier,  Oct.  8,  1952,  upon  the  resignation 
of  Hon.  J.  B.  McNair.  Minister  of  Public  Works,  Oct.  8, 
1952.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  1958.  Resigned  as  Premier 
of  N.B.  July  12,  1960.  Resigned  seat  in  N.B.  Legis  Oct. 
1960  on  accepting  Portfolio  of  Min.  of  Forestry.  First 
elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  at  a  by-election,  Oct.  31,  1960.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1962,  1963,  1965  and  1968.  Min.  of  National 
Revenue,  1962  to  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  Ottawa,  Ont. 

FLYNN,  HON.  JACQUES,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  Q.C.  (see 
Senate). 

FROST,  HON.  LESLIE  MISCAMPBELL,  P.C.,  Q.C.  B. 
September  20,  1895,  at  Orillia,  Ont.  Son  of  William  S. 
Frost,  Scotch,  and  Margaret  Barker,  Can.  Ed.  at  Orillia 
Public  School,  Collegiate  Institute,  Toronto  University 
and  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto.  LL.D.  Queen’s,  Honoris 
causa.  M.  June  2,  1926,  to  Gertrude  Jane,  dau.  of  the  late 
John  Carew,  of  Lindsay  (dec.  Dec.  2,  1970).  A  Barrister. 
Admitted  to  Ontario  Bar  1921;  King’s  Council  1933. 
Served  in  England  and  France  during  the  Great  War 
1914-1918.  Wounded  —  retired  with  rank  of  Major. 
Clubs:  Rotary  (Past-Pres.),  Lindsay  Curling,  Canadian 
Military  Inst.,  Albany  Mem.  A.F.  &  A.M.,  L.O.L.,  Cana¬ 
dian  Legion  (Past  Zone  Rep.).  Past  Pres.  Lindsay  Law 
Assoc.  Elected  First  Pres,  of  the  Provincial  Mines  Minis¬ 
ters’  Association  of  Canada.  Served  on  Select  Committee 
surveying  Administration  of  Justice  in  Ont.  Acted  as 
Financial  Critic  for  the  Opposition.  First  Elected  to  Ont. 
Legislature,  1937.  Re-elected  on  Aug.  17,  1943.  Sworn 
in  as  Treas.  of  Ont.  and  Min.  of  Mines.  Re-apptd.  Prov 
Treas.  and  Min.  of  Mines  in  Hon.  T.  L.  Kennedy’s  Cabinet. 
Oct.  19,  1948.  Re-elected  for  Victoria  at  g.e..  1945,  1948, 
1951,  1955  and  June  11,  1959.  Sworn  in  as  Premier,  Pres 
of  the  Council,  May  4,  1949.  Provincial  Treasurer,  May 
4,  1949  to  Aug.  17,  1955.  Resigned  as  Premier,  Aug.  2, 


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1961.  Appt’d.  to  the  Privy  Council,  Dec.  28,  1961.  Retired 
from  active  politics  1963.  Party  pol.:  Prog.  Conservative. 
Rel.:  U.  C.  of  C.  Address:  17  Sussex  St.  N.,  Lindsay,  Ont. 

FULTON,  HON.  EDMUND  DAVIE,  P.C.,  Q.C. 
Born  March  10,  1916,  at  Kamloops,  B.C.,  4th  son  of 
Frederick  John  Fulton,  K.C.,  and  Winifred  M.  Davie.  His 
father  was  successively  Provincial  Secretary,  Attorney 
General,  and  Minister  of  Lands  and  Works  in  the  (Provin¬ 
cial)  Government  of  Sir  Richard  McBride,  1901-09,  and  was 
elected  M.P.  for  Cariboo  (B.C.)  in  Dominion  Parlia¬ 
ment  1917-1921  as  a  Conservative  Unionist.  His  grand¬ 
father  A.  E.  B.  Davie  and  his  great  uncle  Theodore  Davie 
were  Premiers  of  B.C.,  the  latter  being  appointed  Chief 
Justice  of  B.C.  in  1896.  Educated  at  St.  Michael’s  School, 
Victoria,  B.C.,  and  Kamloops  High  School.  Degree:  B.A. 
(British  Columbia)  and  B.A.  (OXON).  Rhodes  Scholar, 
elected  1936;  attended  St.  John’s  College,  Oxford,  1937- 
39.  Hon.  LL.D.  Univ.  of  Ottawa  and  Queen’s  Univ.  M. 
September  7,  1946,  to  Patricia,  daughter  of  J.  M. 

Macrae  and  Christine  (Carmichael)  Macrae,  of  Winnipeg, 
Manitoba.  Three  daughters:  Catherine  Mary,  Patricia  and 
Cynthia  Ann.  Barrister  arid  Solicitor.  Partner  in  legal  firm 
of  Fulton,  Rogers,  Kelly,  Reilly,  Dohm  &  Hunter,  Kam¬ 
loops,  B.C.  Chairman  Fd.  and  Chairman  Exec.  Comm. 
Laurier  Life  Ins.  Co.,  Toronto.  Can.  Army  Overseas.  1940. 
Served  with  The  Seaforth  Highlanders  of  Can.  and  H.Q., 
1st  Can.  Div.  Transferred  to  Reserve  of  Officers  as  Major, 
1945  Clubs:  Vancouver  Club,  Kamloops  Golf  and  Country 
Club,  Rideau  Club,  Royal  Ottawa  Golf  Club  and  Cercle 
Universitaire,  Ottawa,  Ont.  Elected  mem.  of  Senate  of  the 
Univ.  of  B.C.  for  three-year  terms,  1948-51-54-57.  Pres. 
Young  Prog.  Con.  of  Canada,  1946-49.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.,  1945.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1949,  1953,  1957,  1958 
and  1962.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of 
Justice  and  Attorney  General  of  Canada  and  Acting  Min. 
of  Citizenship  and  Immigration  in  Rt.  Hon.  John  Diefen- 
baker’s  Cabinet,  June  21,  1957.  Resigned  as  Acting  Min. 
of  Citizenship  and  Immigration,  May  12,  1958.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Public  Works,  1962.  Was  Chairman,  Cdn.  deleg.  nego- 


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tiations  with  U.S.A.  which  led  to  signing  of  Columbia 
River  Treaty,  1962.  Elected  Leader  P.C.  Party  of  B.C. 
Jan.,  1963.  Cand.  B.C.  g.e.,  1963  and  def.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1965.  Def.  g.e.  1968.  Apptd.  Dir.  Eddy  Match  Co.,  1969. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  153  Seymour  St., 
P.O.  Box  669,  Kamloops,  B.C. 

GARSON,  HON.  STUART  SINCLAIR,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 
LL.B.  B.  Dec.  1898,  at  St.  Catharines,  Ont.  S.  of  Wil¬ 
liam  Corston  Watt  Garson,  Scottish,  and  Margaret  Ann- 
able  Garson,  his  wife,  Canadian.  Ed.  at  Winnipeg  Pub. 
Schools,  University  of  Manitoba  and  Manitoba  Law 
School.  Degrees:  B.  of  Laws  (Honours)  1918;  M.  Emily 
Joyce  Topper.  Two  children:  Marjorie  Joyce  and  Eleanor 
Frances.  Appointed  K.C.,  1935.  First  elected  to  Mani¬ 
toba  Legislature  at  general  election  1927;  re-elected  g.e. 
1932,  1936  (accl.),  1941  and  1945.  Apptd.  Provincial 
Treasurer  in  Liberal-Progressive  Administration,  Sept. 
21,  1936.  In  1941  apptd.  Min.  of  Telephones  and  Min. 
in  charge  of  Manitoba  Power  Commission.  January  14, 
1943,  upon  resignation  of  Hon.  John  Bracken  to  assume 
leadership  of  Progressive  Conservative  Party,  sworn  in 
as  Premier  and  Minister  of  Dominion-Provincial  Relations, 
retaining  portfolio  of  Prov.  Treasurer.  November  13, 
1948  resigned  as  Premier  from  Manitoba  Legisl.  Nov.  15^ 
1948  sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min  of 
Justice  and  Attorney  General  in  Rt.  Hon.  L.  S.  St.  Lau¬ 
rent’s  Cabinet.  First  elected  to  House  of  Commons  at 
by-election  Dec.  20,  1948.  Re-elect,  g.e.  1949  and  1953 
Defeated  at  g.e.,  June  10,  1957.  Chairman  of  Committee  of 
Attorneys  General  set  up  at  the  first  plenary  session  of 
Federal  Provincial  Conference  on  Constitutional  Amend¬ 
ment  in  Ottawa,  January,  1950.  January  1952  served  as 
Chairman,  Can.  Deleg.  to  Sixth  Gen.  Ass.  United  Nations 
in  Pans.  Apptd.  Companion  of  the  Order  of  Canada,  June  25 
1971.  Party  pol.,  Liberal-Progressive.  Rel.:  United  Church 
of  Canada.  Address:  10  Ellesmere  Ave.,  Rockcliffe  Park 
Ont. 


GIBSON,  COL.,  THE 
GEORGE,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  M.C., 


HON.  COLIN  WILLIAM 
V.D.,  LL.D.  B.  Feb.  16,  1891, 


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at  Hamilton,  Ont.  S.  of  Sir  John  M.  Gibson,  K.C. 
M.G.,  and  lady  Elizabeth  Malloch,  both  Canadians.  Father 
was  Lt.-Governor  of  Ontario,  1908-1914.  Ed.  at  Highfield 
School,  Hamilton;  Royal  Military  College,  and  Osgoode 
Hall.  Qualified  as  Ont.  Land  Surveyor.  M.  Aug.  21,  1916 
to  Florence  P.  Kerr,  dau.  of  senator  J.  K.  Kerr,  P.C.,  of 
Toronto.  Children:  Desmond  H.,  Colin  D.  James  Kerr,  and 
John  Gordon.  A  barrister.  Served  overseas  British  Army, 
Royal  Fusiliers,  1914-19.  Seriously  wounded  1915  and 
1917.  Awarded  M.C.,  Belgian  Order  of  Leopold,  Croix  de 
Guerre.  Commanded  R.H.L.I.  1929-34.  Commanded  4th 
Inf.  Brigade  1935-38.  Commanded  Hamilton  Garrison 
1939-40.  President  R.M.C.  Club  1935-36.  Chairman  of 
Council,  Dominion  of  Canada  Rifle  Ass’n.  1928  to  1948. 
Member  of  Canadian  Bisley  team  five  times.  Member 
Burlington  Beach  Commission,  1935-38.  Clubs:  Hamilton, 
University  Club  (Toronto),  Rideau.  Elected  to  H.  of  C.  at 
g.e.  1940.  Re-elected  at  g.e.,  1945  and  June  27,  1949.  Sworn 
of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Nat.  Rev.,  in 
Mr.  King’s  Cabinet,  July  8,  1940.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Nat.  Def. 
for  Air,  March  8,  1945.  Apptd.  Secretary  of  State,  Dec. 
1946.  Re-apptd.  Secretary  of  State  in  Right  Hon.  L.  S.  St. 
Laurent’s  Cabinet,  Nov.  15,  1948.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Mines  and 
Resources,  April  1st,  1949.  Resigned  as  Minister  of  Mines 
and  Resources.  Apptd.  to  the  Ont.  Appeal  Court  Bench, 
Jan.  18,  1950.  Resigned  Sept.,  1965.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Presbyterian.  Address:  164  Sulphur  Springs  Rd.,  Ancaster, 
Ont. 

GILLESPIE,  HON.  ALASTAIR  WILLIAM,  P.C.  (See 
House  of  Commons). 

GORDON,  HON.  WALTER  LOCKHART,  PC.  Born 
January  27,  1906  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Harry  D.  L. 
Gordon  and  the  late  Kathleen  Cassels,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
U  C.C.,  Toronto  and  R.M.C.  Kingston.  M.  Oct.  22,  1932, 
to  Elizabeth  M.L.,  dau.  of  the  late  J.  L.  Counsell,  K.C.,  of 
Hamilton,  Ont.  Three  children:  Mrs.  Jean  Montagu,  Mrs. 
William  Glassco  and  John  Counsell  Lockhart.  A  chartered 
accountant.  Partner:  Clarkson,  Gordon  &  Co.,  Chartered 
Accountants  1935-63  and  Woods  Gordon  &  Co.,  Manage- 


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ment  Consultants  1940-63.  Chairman  Royal  Commission  on 
Administrative  Classifications  with  Public  Service,  1946; 
Royal  Commission  on  Canada’s  Economic  Prospects,  1955; 
Committee  on  the  Organization  of  Government  in  Ontario, 
1958.  Mem.  of  Board  of  Governors.  Univ.  of  Toronto  1945- 
63.  Pres.  Toronto  Bd.  of  Trade,  1947;  Chairman  National 
Exec.  Comm.,  Cdn.  Inst,  of  Int.  Affairs  1951-56;  Royal 
Comm,  on  Administrative  Classification  in  Public  Service 
1946;  Royal  Comm,  on  Can.  Economic  Prospects.  1955; 
Comm,  on  Org.  of  Govt,  in  Ont.,  1958  and  National  Cam¬ 
paign  Comm,  of  Lib.  Party  1962-63  First  elect,  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  June  18,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963  and  1965.  Sworn 
of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Finance  and 
Receiver  General,  April  22.  1963.  Resigned  as  Mem.  of 
Cabinet,  Nov.  11,  1965.  Apptd.  Pres,  of  the  Queen’s  Privy 
Council,  1967.  Not  a  cand.  g  e.  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  22  Chestnut  Park  Road,  Toronto,  Ont. 

GOYER,  HON.  JEAN-PIERRE,  P  C.,  B.A.,  S.A.,  LL.B. 
(See  House  of  Commons). 

GRANGER,  HON.  CHARLES  RONALD  MACKAY, 
P.C.  Born  August  12,  1912  at  Catalina,  Newfoundland. 
Son  of  David  Charles  Granger  and  Emilie  Sarah  Bursey 
both  British.  Ed.  at  St.  Peter’s  High  School,  Catalina. 
M.  June  19,  1950  to  Elizabeth  Jane  dau.  of  Stanley  French 
of  Moreton’s  Harbour,  Nfld.  Four  children:  Derek  Gordon 
Charles,  Kathryn  Elizabeth  Louise,  Cynthia  Frances  Ruth 
and  Howard  David  Stanley.  Pres.  Eastern  Agencies  Ltd., 
Gander,  Nfld.  Former  editor  Fishermen’s  Advocate  and 
former  Pres.  Fishermen’s  Protective  Union.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1963  and  1965. 
Resigned  to  contest  seat  in  Nfld.  Legis.  First  elected  to 
Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Labrador  Affairs 
1966.  Re-elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election  Nov.  6,  1967. 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Mem.  of  the  Admi¬ 
nistration,  Sept.  25,  1967.  Def.  g.e.  1968.  Party  pol.;  Lib. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  13  Stoneyhouse  St.,  St.  John’s, 
Nfld. 

GRAY,  HON.  HERB,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Commons). 


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GREEN,  HON.  HOWARD  CHARLES,  P.C.,  Q.C.  Born 
November  5,  1895,  at  Kaslo,  B.C.  Son  of  Samuel  Howard 
Green  and  Flora  Isabel  Goodwin,  his  wife,  both  Can. 
Educated  at  Public  and  High  Schools  at  Kaslo,  B.C., 
Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Osgoode  Hall.  Degree  B.A.  (1915). 
M.  Aug.  7,  1923,  to  Marion  Jean  (dec.),  dau.  of  Lewis  A. 
Mounce,  of  Vancouver.  Two  sons:  Lewis  Howard  and 
John  Willison.  M.  Mar.  29,  1956,  to  Donna  Enid,  dau. 
of  Dr.  D.  E.  Kerr,  of  Duncan,  B.C.  A  barrister.  Served 
overseas  in  war  1914-1918  with  54th  Kootenay  Batt. 
Canadian  Corps  School,  6th  Canadian  Infantry  Brigade 
and  Canadian  Sect.  Gen’l  H.Q.  in  France.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.,  1935.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1940,  1945  for 
Vancouver  South;  1949,  1953,  1957,  1958  and  1962. 
for  Vancouver-Quadra.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  of 
Canada  and  apptd.  Minister  of  Public  Works  and  Acting 
Minister  of  Defence  Production,  June  21,  1957.  Resigned 
Min.  of  Def.  Prod.  May  12,  1958  and  as  Min.  of  Public 
Works  June  4,  1959,  when  apptd.  Secty.  of  State  for 
External  Affairs,  June  4,  1959.  Def.  g.e.  1963.  Party  pol., 
Progressive  Conservative.  Rel.,  U.C.  of  C.  Address:  4160 
W.,  8th  Avenue,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

GREENE,  HON.  JOHN  JAMES,  P.C.,  Q.C.  (see  Senate). 

GREGG,  HON.  MILTON  FOWLER,  V.C.,  P.C.,  C.B.E., 
M.C.,  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.  B.  April  10th,  1892,  at  Mountain 
Dale’,  N.B.  S.  of  George  Lord  Gregg  and  Eliza  Celia  Gregg. 
Ed  at  Public  Schools,  N.B.;  Provincial  Normal  School 
(N.B.);  Acadia  Univ.  (N.S.)  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  (N.S.). 
Degrees:  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.  (Honorary).  M.  (1)  Aug.  25, 
1919,  to  Amy  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Fred  H.  Alward,  of  Have¬ 
lock’ NB.  (Dec.  1959).  One  dau.,  Eleanore  Jean,  married 
to  Alexander  Grant,  Port  Elgin,  N.B.  M.  (2)  July  22,  1964 
to  Erica  Deichmann,  widow  of  Kjeld  Deichmann  of  Sussex, 
NB.  Educationist.  Various  appointments  in  the  Canadian 
Army,  1914-1918  and  1939-1945.  Brigadier  on  retirement. 
Mem.  ’ Can.  Legion.  Apptd.  Sergeant  at  Arms,  House  of 
Commons,  1934-1939.  Pres.,  University  of  N.B.,  1944  1947. 
Sworn  in  as  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council  Sept.  2,  1947. 
First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election,  Oct.  20,  1947.  Reelect. 


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g.e.  1949  and  1953.  Def.  g.e.,  June  10,  1957.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Fisheries.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Veterans  Affairs,  Jan.  20,  1948. 
Re-apptd.  Min.  of  Veterans  Affairs,  in  Rt.  Hon.  L.  S.  St. 
Laurent’s  Cabinet,  Nov.  15,  1948,  Apptd.  Min.  of  Labour, 
Aug.  8,  1950.  UN  Tech.  Assistance  Bd.  resident  rep.  in 
Iraq,  1958-59.  UNICEF  rep.  in  Indonesia,  1960-1963.  Can. 
Commissioner  to  British  Guiana,  1964.  Party  pol.:  Liberal. 
Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  Grand  Manan,  N.B. 

HAIDASZ,  HON.  STANLEY,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons). 

HALPENNY,  HON.  GEORGE  ERNEST,  P.C.  Born 
June  14,  1903,  at  Plantagenet,  Ont.  S.  of  James  Howard 
Halpenny  and  Ida  Darlington,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Secondary 
Schools,  Ottawa,  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  Degree:  Phm.B 
M.  June  4,  1927,  to  Wilhelmina,  dau.  of  John  James  Rich, 
Detroit,  Michigan.  Two  children;  Alma  Joyce  and  Alice 
Faye  Mfg.  Chemist,  Dir.  Canada  (Pharmacal)  Co.,  Ltd 
Was  Lt.  Col.  R.C.A.M.C.,  1942-45  Past  Lt.  Gov.  Kiwanis, 
mem.  of  London  City  Press  Club,  Moore  Sovereign  Con 
sistory,  The  London  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Mocha 
Temple  and  Canadian  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e., 
June  10,  1957.  Was  apptd.  Parliamentary  Assistant  to  the 
Minister  of  Health  and  Welfare,  Aug.  7,  1957.  Re-elected 
g.e.,  1958  and  1962.  Sworn  in  as  a  member  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  apptd.  Minister  without  Portfolio  Oct.  11, 
1960.  Appt’d.  Secretary  of  State,  1962.  Party  pol.,  Pro¬ 
gressive  Conservative.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
90  Grand  Ave.,  London,  Ont. 

HAMILTON,  HON.  FRANCIS  ALVIN  GEORGE,  P.C., 
B.A.  (see  House  of  Commons). 

HAMILTON,  HON.  WILLIAM  McLEAN,  P.C.,  B.Sc.  B. 
Feb.  23,  1919  at  Montreal.  S.  of  Ernest  Samuel  Hamilton 
and  Alice  Beaman  both  Cdn.  Ed.  at  Victoria  School, 
Montreal  High  School  and  Sir  George  Williams  Coll,  m! 
July  3.  1954  to  Ruth  I.  Seeman  of  Ottawa.  Was  Manage¬ 
ment  Advisor,  Advertising  and  Sales  Executives  Club  of 
Montreal,  res.  1957.  Was  Exec.  Dir.  Fed.  of  Cdn.  Advertis¬ 
ing  and  Sales  Clubs,  res.  1957.  City  Councillor,  Montreal 


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1950-57.  Appt’d.  Pres.  Canadian  Park  &  Tilford  Ltd.  Aug. 
1,  1963.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1957  and  1958.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  appt’d. 
Postmaster-General  June  21,  1957.  Party  pol.  P.C.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  Vancouver,  B.C. 

HARKNESS,  LT.-COL.  HON.  DOUGLAS  SCOTT,  P.C., 

G. M.,  E.D.,  B.A.  B.  March  29,  1903,  at  Toronto,  Ont. 
S.  of  William  Keefer  Harkness  and  Janet  Douglas  Scott, 
both  of  Scotch  descent.  Ed.  at  Central  Collegiate,  Cal¬ 
gary,  and  Univ.  of  Alberta.  Degree:  B.A.  Married  Aug. 
3,  1932,  to  Frances  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  James  Blair 
MacMillan,  of  Prince  Edward  Island  and  Calgary.  One 
son:  William  Kenneth  Blair.  High  School  Teacher, 
Farming  and  Livestock.  Overseas  1940-45,  served  in  Sic¬ 
ily,  Italy,  and  North  West  Europe  as  Major  and  Lt.- 
Colonel  (R.C.A.).  Posted  to  Reserve  of  Officers,  Aug. 
23,  1945.  C.O.  41st  Antitank  Regt.  (S.P.)  R.C.A.  (Reserve 
Army),  1946-49.  Mem.  of  Calgary  Petroleum  Club.  Ranch¬ 
men’s  Club,  and  Rideau  Club  of  Ottawa,  Alberta  Military 
Institute,  Calgary  Br.  #  1  Can.  Legion.  First  elected  to 

H.  of  C.  g.e.  1945.  Re-elected  g.e.  1949,  1953,  1957,  1958, 
1962,  1963,  1965  and  1968.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council 
and  apptd.  Min.  of  Northern  Affairs  &  Nat.  Resources 
and  Acting  Min.  of  Agriculture,  June  21,  1957.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Agriculture  Aug.  7,  1957,  and  relinquished  port¬ 
folio  of  North.  Affairs  and  National  Resources  Aug.  21, 
1957.  Apptd.  Min.  of  National  Defence  Otct.  11,  1960. 
Resigned  Feb.  4,  1963.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian. 
Address:  4232  Elbow  Drive,  Calgary  6,  Alta. 

HARRIS,  HON.  WALTER  EDWARD,  P.C.,  Q.C., 

D.C.L.  B.  Jan.  14.  1904,  at  Kimberley,  Ont.  Son  of 
Melvin  Harris  and  Helen  (Carruthers)  Harris.  M.  to  Grace 
Elma,  dau.  of  J.  J.  Morrison,  of  Toronto.  Children:  Elrna 
Fern  ’  Margaret  Helen  and  Robert  Walter.  A  barrister. 
Served  in  War  II,  1939-1945.  Mem.  A.F.  &  A.M.  Clubs: 
Rideau  (Ottawa),  Ont.  (Toronto).  Pres.  Victoria  and 
Grey  Trust  Co.  Dir.  Thompson  Newspapers  Ltd.  1967 
Elected  to  H.  of  C.,  g.e.,  1940.  Re-elect.  1945,  1949  and 


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1953.  Defeated  g.e.  June  10,  1957.  Apptd.  Parliamentary 
Asst,  to  the  Sec.  of  State  for  External  Affairs,  Oct.  30, 
1947.  Apptd.  Parliamentary  Asst,  to  the  Prime  Minister, 
Nov.  15,  1948.  Sworn  in  as  a  member  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  apptd.  Minister  of  Citizenship  and  Immi¬ 
gration,  Jan.  18,  1950.  Apptd.  Minister  of  Finance,  July 
1,  1954  to  1957.  Contested  Leadership  Ont.  Lib.  Prov. 
Party  Convention  April,  1958  and  def.  Party  Politics, 
Liberal.  Rel.,  Baptist.  Address,  Markdale,  Ont. 

HAYS,  HON.  HARRY  WILLIAM,  P.C.  (see  Senate). 

HEES,  HON.  GEORGE  HARRIS,  P.C.  (see  House  of 
Commons). 

HELLYER,  HON.  PAUL  THEODORE,  P.C.  (see  House 
of  Commons). 

JAMIESON,  HON.  DONALD  CAMPBELL,  P.C.  (see 
House  of  Commons). 

JEAN,  HON.  JOSEPH,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  B.S.,  LL.L.  B.  Feb.  7, 
1890;  at  St.  Philippe  de  Neri,  Que.  S.  of  Theodule  Jean 
and  Marie  Chamberland,  both  Fr.-Can.  Ed.  at  Coll.  Ste- 
Anne  de  la  Pocatiere  and  Laval  Univ.,  Quebec.  Degrees: 
B.S.,  LL.L.  M.  Jan.  10,  1916,  to  Marie-Anna,  dau.  of 
Philias  Roy,  of  Notre-Dame  du  Lac,  Que.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  F/Lt.  Jean-Pierre,  M.D.,  R.C.A.F.,  Lt.  Paul-Andre, 
Therese  and  Etienne.  A  Barrister.  Called  to  the  Bar 
of  Prov.  of  Quebec  in  1913,  and  of  Prov.  of  Ont.  in  1947 
Bencher  of  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada.  Was  cand. 
for  the  Quebec  Legisl.  Assembly  at  g.e.,  1927  and  de¬ 
feated.  First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-elect.,  June  27,  1932. 
Re-elect,  g.e.,  1935,  1940,  1945  and  1949.  Appointed 
Parliamentary  Assistant  to  the  Minister  of  Justice,  1st 
June  1923.  Sworn  of  the  P.C.  and  appointed  Solicitor 
General  for  Canada,  April  18,  1945.  Resigned  his  seat 
when  appointed  Judge,  Aug.  1949.  Party  pol..  Liberal. 
Rel.,  Catholic.  Address:  152  Notre-D?me  Street,  East, 
Montreal,  Que. 

KIERANS,  HON.  ERIC  WILLIAMS,  P.C.,  B.A.  B. 
Feb.  2,  1914  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Hugh  Kierans, 


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Irish  and  Lena  Schmidt,  German.  Ed.  at  Loyola  College 
and  McGill  Univ.  M.  Nov.  12,  1938  to  Teresa  Catherine 
Whelan.  Two  children:  Thomas  Edward  and  Catherine 
Ann.  An  economist.  Served  with  2nd  Bttn.  Victoria 
Rifles  of  Can.  (Lt.)  1942  45.  Professor  of  Commerce 
and  Finance,  McGill  1953-60.  Dir.  McGill  School  of 
Commerce  1953-60.  Pres.  Montreal  and  Can.  Stock  Ex¬ 
changes  1960-63.  Pres.  Que.  Lib.  Fed.  1966-68.  Mem. 
M.A.A.A.  (past,  pres.),  Faculty  Club  (McGill),  Cercle 
Universitaire,  Seigniory  Club  and  Quebec  Winter  Club. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Legis.  by-election  1963.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1966.  Apptd.  Que.  Min.  of  Revenue  1963-65  and  Min. 
of  Health  1965-66.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968. 
Postmaster  General  and  Min.  of  Communications  July  6, 
1968  to  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  5631 
Queen  Mary  Rd.,  Hampstead,  Quebec. 

LAING,  HON.  ARTHUR,  P.C.,  B.S.A.  (see  Senate). 

LALONDE,  HON.  MARC,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons). 

LAMARSH,  HON.  Miss  JUDY  VERLYN,  P.C.,  BA., 
Q.C.  Born  December  20,  1924  at  Chatham,  Ontario. 
Dau.  of  Wilfred  Clayton  LaMarsh  and  Rhoda  Elizabeth 
Conibear,  both  Canadians.  Ed.  at  Public  Schools  in  Chat¬ 
ham,  Stamford  Collegiate  Vocational  Institute,  University 
of  Toronto  and  Osgoode  Hall.  Degrees:  B.A.  (U.  of  T.) 
and  Barrister-at-Law,  Osgoode  Hall.  A  barrister.  Mem.  of 
the  Welland  County  Law  Assn.,  the  Canadian  Bar  Assn 
and  the  Canadian  Club  of  the  Niagara  Frontier.  First 
elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  at  a  by-election  Oct.  31,  1960. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1962.  1963  and  1965.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  National  Health  and  Welfare 
April  22,  1963.  Apptd.  Secretary  of  State  Dec.  18,  1965. 
Not  a  cand.  g.e.  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian. 
Address:  1881  Ferry  St.,  Niagara  Falls,  Ont. 

LAMBERT,  HON.  MARCEL  JOSEPH  AIME,  P.C., 
B.Com.,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,  M.A.  (see  House  of  Commons). 

LAMONTAGNE,  HON.  MAURICE,  P.C.  (see  Senate). 


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LANG,  HON.  OTTO  EMIL,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons). 

LAPOINTE,  LT.  COL.  HON.  HUGHES,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.L., 
LL.D.,  Q.C.,  (see  Province  of  Quebec). 

LESAGE,  HON.  JEAN,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.L.  B.  June  10,  1912, 
at  Montreal.  S.  of  X.  Lesage  and  Cecile  Cote,  both  Fr.-Can. 
Ed.  Elementary,  Montreal,  High  School,  Quebec  Seminary; 
Law,  University  Laval.  Degrees:  B.A.,  LL.L.  M.  July  2,  1938, 
to  Corinne  Lagarde,  of  Quebec.  Four  children:  Jules,  Rene, 
Marie  and  Raymond.  Barrister.  Mem.  of  University  Club 
(Quebec),  Garrison  Club  (Quebec),  Reform  Club  (Que¬ 
bec  and  Montreal).  Crown  Attorney  1939-1944.  Elected  to 
Bd.  of  Dir.  of  Canadian  Reynolds  Metals  Co.  March,  1971. 
Partner  legal  firm  of  Lesage,  Coote  &  Lesage  of  Quebec 
City.  First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.,  1945.  Re-elected  at  g.e.  1949 
and  Aug.  10,  1953.  Apptd.  Pari.  Asst,  to  the  Secretary  of 
State  for  External  Affairs,  Jan.  24,  1951  and  then  on  Jan.  1, 
1953  to  the  Minister  of  Finance.  Sworn  in  as  member 
of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Minister  of  Resources 
and  Development  on  Sept.  17,  1953,  and  Min.  of 

Northern  Affairs  and  National  Resources  on  December  16, 
1953.  On  May  31,  1958  elected  Head  of  the  Que.  Liberal 
Party.  On  June  13,  1958  resigned  as  member  of  the  H.  of 
C.  for  Montmagny-L’Islet.  First  elected  to  the  Que.  Assem. 
g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962  and  1966.  Premier  and  Min 
of  Finance,  July  5,  1960  to  1966.  Pres,  of  the  Executive 
Council  and  Min.  of  Federal-Provincial  Affairs,  March  29, 
1961  to  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
1175  Bougainville  Ave.,  Quebec,  Que. 

MACDONALD,  HON.  DANIEL  JOSEPH,  P.C.  (see 
House  of  Commons). 

MACDONALD,  HON.  DONALD  STOVEL,  P.C.  (see 
House  of  Commons). 

MACDONALD,  HON.  W.  ROSS,  P.C.  (see  Province  of 
Ontario). 

MACDONNELL,  HON.  JAMES  MACKERRAS,  P.C.,  Q  C 
B.  Dec.  15,  1884  at  Kingston,  Ont.  S.  of  George  M.  ’  Mac- 


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donnell  and  Mary  L.  Phillips  both  Br.  Ed.  at  Kingston 
Coll.  Inst.,  Queen’s  Univ.,  Oxford  TJniv.  and  Osgoode  Hall. 
A  barrister.  M.  July  23,  1915  to  Marjorie  dau.  of  Sir 
George  Parkin.  Three  children:  Anne  French,  Peter  and 
Katharine  Grant.  Served  First  World  War,  awarded  M.C. 
and  French  Croix  de  Guerre.  Pres.  P.C.  Assn,  of  Can. 
1946-50;  Hon.  Vice-Pres.  P.C.  Assn,  of  Can.  Chairman  Bd. 
Queen’s  Univ.  1931-57.  Former  Pres.  Cdn.  Clubs,  Toronto 
and  Montreal,  and  Assn,  of  Cdn.  Clubs.  First  elected  to 
ii.  oi  C.  g.e.  1945.  Def.  g.e.  1949.  Re-elected  by-election 
1949;  g.e.  1953,  1957  and  1958.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council 
and  appt’d.  Min.  without  Portfolio  June  21,  1957.  Res. 
from  Cabinet  Aug.  19,  1959.  Def.  g.e.  1962.  Party  pol., 
P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  124  Springfield  Rd.,  Otta¬ 
wa,  Ont. 

MACEACHEN,  HON.  ALLAN  JOSEPH,  P.C.,  B.A.,  M.A. 
(see  House  of  Commons). 

MACKASEY,  HON.  BRYCE  STUART,  P.C.  (see  House 
of  Commons). 

MACLEAN,  HON.  J.  ANGUS,  P.C.  (see  House  of 
Commons). 

MACNAUGHT,  HON.  J.  WATSON,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B.,  P.C.  B.  June  19th,  1904,  at  Coleman,  P.E.I.  Son  of 
Robert  C.  MacNaught  and  Emily  Moreshead  (Both  Can.) 
Ed.  at  Carleton  Lot  6,  Public  school,  Prince  of  Wales 
College,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  Dalhousie  Univ.  Halifax, 
N.S.  B.A.  (Dal.  1928),  LL.B.  (Dal.  1930).  M.  May  11, 
1932,  to  Eva  Palmer,  dau.  of  W.  E  Palmer,  of  Halifax, 
N.S.  Two  children:  John  William,  and  David  Alexander. 
Barrister  and  Solicitor.  Member  Bar  of  N.S.  and  P.E.I. 
K.C.  1942.  Crown  Prosecutor,  Prince  County,  1942-45. 
Law  Clerk  to  Legislative  Assembly  of  P.E.I.  1935-1941; 
Clerk  of  Legislative  Assembly  of  P.E.I.  1941-45.  Sect’y. 
of  the  P.E.I.  Br.  of  the  Commonwealth  Parliamentary 
Assn.,  1941-1945.  Mem.  Phi  Delta  Phi  Legal  Fraternity, 
Weldon  Inn.  Appt’d.  Parliamentary  Asst,  to  Min.  of  Fish¬ 
eries,  June  11,  1948.  Del.  from  the  Can.  Br.  to  1950  Con¬ 
ference  of  the  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn,  in  Wellington, 


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50 

N.Z.  Head  of  Cdn.  Del.  at  organization  of  Inter.  North 
Pacific  Fisheries  Commission,  Washington,  1953  and 
advisor  to  Cnd.  Del.  Tokyo  Mtg.  1955.  First  elect,  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  1945.  Re-elect,  g.e.  1953.  Def.  g.e.  1957  and  1958. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1963.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd. 
Solicitor  General,  April  22,  1963.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Mines 
and  Technical  Surveys,  July  7,  1965.  Def.  g.e.  1965.  Apptd. 
Chairman  Dominion  Coal  Board,  Mar.  5,  1966.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.  Presbyterian.  Address:  Summerside,  P.E.I. 

MACNAUGHTON,  HON.  ALAN  AYLESWORTH,  P.C., 
B.A.,  B.C.L.,  Q.C.  (see  Senate). 

MAHONEY,  HON.  PATRICK  MORGAN,  P.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B.,  F.C.I.S.  B.  Jan.  20,  1929  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S. 
of  Paul  Morgan  Mahoney  and  Joan  Ethel  Tracy  Patrick, 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Calgary,  Alta,  schools  and  Univ.  of  Alta. 
M.  June  28,  1958  to  Mary  Alma  Sneath  of  Regina,  Sask. 
Four  children:  Michael,  George,  Patrick  Murray,  Sheila 
Mary  and  Darcy  Carol.  A  corporation  executive.  Past 
Pres.  Can.  Football  League,  Western  Football  Conference 
Alta.  Roadbuilders  Assn.,  Prairie  Roadbuilders  Section 
and  Can.  Construction  Assn.  Mem.  of  Senate  of  Univ.  of 
Calgary.  Pres,  and  Dir.  Stampeder  Football  Club  Ltd. 
Mem.  of  Exec.  Committee  of  Can.  Football  League.  Mem 
Calgary  and  Can.  C.  of  C.,  Law  Society  of  Alta.,  Calgary 
and  Can.  Bar  Assn.,  Glencoe  Club,  Calgary  Golf  and 
Country  Club  and  Southern  Alta.  Pioneers  and  Old  Timers 
Assn.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Pari.  Sect’y  to 
Min.  of  Finance  1971.  Sworn  in  as  member  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  State  Jan.  28,  1972  Def.  ge 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  2323  -  12th  Street  S.W., 
Calgary  3,  Alta. 

MANNING,  HON.  ERNEST  C„  P.C.  (see  Senate). 

MARCHAND,  HON.  JEAN,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons) 

MARLER,  HON.  GEORGE  CARLYLE.  P.C.,  B.C.L. 
B.  Sept.  14th,  1901,  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  the  late 
William  de  M.  Marler  and  Harriett  Amelia  Jamieson, 


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both  Can.  Ed.  at  Selwyn  House  School,  Bishop’s  Coll. 
School,  the  Royal  Naval  Coll,  of  Canada,  (1917-19) 
and  McGill  Univ.,  from  which  he  graduated  in  1922  with 
the  degree  of  B.C.L.  In  1948  he  received  the  Hon.  Degree 
of  Doctor  of  the  University  from  the  Univ.  of  Montreal. 
M.  May  28,  1929,  to  Phyllis  Constance,  dau  of  Herbert 
B.  Walker  of  Montreal.  Four  children:  Anna  Evelyn, 
Harriett  June,  George  Eric  and  Phyllis  Claire.  A  Notary 
Public.  Former  Pres.  Finance  Committee,  Board  of  No¬ 
taries;  Examination  Committee,  Board  of  Notaries;  No¬ 
tarial  Assoc.,  (Montreal  dist.).  Complimentary  Life  mem¬ 
ber  of  the  Montreal  Board  of  Trade  and  the  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Mem.  of  the  Montreal  Club,  Univ.  Club,  Reform 
Club,  Royal  Montreal  Golf  Club,  Cascade  Golf  and  Tennis 
Clui),  Garison  Club  (Quebec)  and  Reform  Club  (Quebec). 
Editor  of  the  “Law  of  Real  Property”,  Quebec.  First  elect, 
to  the  Quebec  Legis.,  1942.  Re-elected  in  1944,  1943  and 
1952.  Leader  Prov.  Lib.  Party  and  Leader  of  Opposition  in 
Legis.  Ass.  (1948-53).  Resigned  from  Quebec  Legis.  when 
apptd.  Minister  of  Transport.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council, 
July  1st,  1954.  Firt  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  at  by-election,  Nov. 
8,  1954.  Re  elected  g.e.,  1957.  Apptd.  Legis.  Council  Oct. 
11,  1960  and  Leader  and  Min.  without  portfolio,  Oct.  14, 
1960.  Resigned  as  Min.  without  portfolio,  Oct.  1965.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  1460  McGregor  St., 
Montreal,  Que.,  and  Ottawa,  Ont. 

MARTIN,  HON.  PAUL  J.  J.,  P.C.  (see  Senate). 

MARTINEAU,  HON.  PAUL,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.L. 
B.  April  10,  1921,  at  Bryson,  Que.  S.  of  Alphonse  Marti- 
neau  and  Lucienne  Lemieux,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at 
Campbell’s  Bay,  Univ.  of  Ottawa,  Univ.  of  Montreal. 
Degrees:  B.A.  1941,  Univ.  of  Ottawa;  LL.L.,  1949,  Univ. 
of  Montreal.  M.  Jan.  3,  1946  to  Helene,  dau.  of  Richard 
Neclaw,  of  Warsaw,  Poland.  Two  children:  Alice  and 
Gabrielle.  Barrister  and  Solicitor.  Served  with  R.C.A.F. 
(1942-46)  in  Can.,  U.K.  &  West.  Europe.  Called  to  Bar  of 
Prov.  of  Que.  1949.  Crown  Attorney  for  the  District  of 
Pontiac,  1950-58.  Mem.  Pontiac  Lions  Club.  Past  Pres. 


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GD 

and  mem.  of  Can.  Legion.  Past  Pres,  and  Dir.  of  Chamber 
of  Commerce  of  Campbell’s  Bay.  Mem.  of  K.  of  C.,  4th 
degree.  Knight  Commander  Order  of  St.  Gregory  the 
Great  (1963)  Mem  Cdn.  Bar  Assn.  Del.  to  1st  Common¬ 
wealth  Law  Conf.,  London,  1955.  P.C.  cand.  g.e.  June  10, 
1957  and  defeated.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  g.e.,  1958. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1962  and  1963.  Appt’d.  Parliamentary  Asst, 
to  Prime  Min.,  Nov.  19,  1959.  Appt’d.  Deputy  Speaker,  Jan. 
18,  1962.  Sworn  as  Mem.  of  Privy  Council  and  appt’d.  Min. 
of  Mines  and  Technical  Surveys  Aug.  9,  1962.  Cand.  g.e. 
1965  and  def.  Party  pol.  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Box 
219,  Campbell’s  Bay,  Que. 

McGEE,  HON.  FRANK  CHARLES,  P.C.  B.  March  3. 
1926  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  S.  of  Walter  Robert  McGee  and 
Frances  McCool,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Patrick’s  Coll.  High 
School  and  Carleton  U.  M.  June  16,  1951  to  Moira 
Bridget,  dau.  of  Senator  Michael  Grattan  O’Leary  of 
Ottawa,  Ont.  Three  children:  Maureen  Frances.  Sheilagh 
D  Arcy  and  Robert  Owen  Grattan.  A  businessman. 
R.C.A.F.  1943-45.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957 
Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  def.  1963.  Appt’d.  Pari  Sect’y 
to  Min.  of  Citizenship  and  Immigration,  1962.  Sworn  of 
the  Privy  Council  and  appt’d.  Min.  without  Portfolio 
March  18,  1963.  Resigned  April  21,  1963.  Cand.  g.e.  1965 
and  def.  Vice-Pres.  Public  Industrial  Relations  Ltd 
Toronto.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  6  Wax¬ 
wing  PL,  Don  Mills,  Ont. 

MCILRAITH,  HON.  GEORGE  JAMES,  P.C.,  Q.C.  (see 
Senate). 

MICHENER,  RT.  HON.  ROLAND,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  M.A., 
B.C.L.  (see  Governor  General). 

MONTEITH,  HON.  JAY  WALDO,  P.C.,  F.C  A  B 
June  24,  1903,  at  Stratford,  Ont.  S.  of  Hon.  Joseph 
Dunsmore  Monteith  and  Alice  Mary  Chowen,  both  Can 
Father  mem.  Ont.  Legisl.,  1923  till  death  in  1934.  Grand¬ 
father  Andrew  Monteith,  Ont.  Legisl.  1867  to  1873.  House 
of  Com.,  1874  to  1878.  Ed.  at  Stratford,  Ontario  Schools 
and  Trinity  College,  Toronto,  Ont.  Fellow  Chartered 


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Accountant.  Hon.  degree  Doctor  of  Laws,  Univ.  Western 
Ont.,  1961.  M.  Nov.  21,  1936,  to  Mary  B.,  dau.  of  Mr. 
H.  W.  Strudley,  of  Stratford,  Ont.  Three  children:  Sally, 
Nancy  and  Mary.  Assoc,  partner,  Monteith,  Monteith  and 
Co.,  Chart.  Accountants.  Alderman,  1939-41;  Mayor,  1944- 
45;  Mem.  Public  Utility  Comm.  1946  to  1950;  Chairman 
1947  to  1950;  Pres.  O.M.E.A.  #6  in  1950;  Mem.  Rideau 
Club,  National  Club  of  Toronto;  Stratford  Golf  and 
Country,  Masonic  Lodge.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1953.  Re-elected  g.e.  1957,  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965  and  1968. 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  and  apptd.  Min.  of  National 
Health  and  Welfare,  Aug.  22,  1957.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  186  Mornington  St.,  Stratford,  Ont. 

MUNRO,  HON.  JOHN  CARR,  P.C.  (see  House  of 
Commons). 

MURPHY,  HON.  THOMAS  GEROW,  P.C.  Born  Oct.  29. 
1883,  in  Northumberland  Co.,  Ont.  Son  of  Adolphus  A. 
Murphy  and  Agnes  A.  Gerow,  both  Canadians.  Ed.  at 
Public  and  High  Schools  of  Ont.  Grad,  of  Man.  College 
Pharmacy.  M.  July  17,  1919,  to  Lillian  McKone,  dau.  of 
John  McKone,  of  Neepawa,  Man.  Two  children:  Thomas 
Aldrich  Howard  and  Josephine  Patricia.  A  druggist. 
Councillor  1921-22-23,  Mayor  of  Neepawa,  1924.  First 
elec,  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  Oct.  1925;  defeated  1926.  Re-elec 
at  g.e.,  1930.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd. 
Min.  of  the  Interior,  Aug.  7.  1930.  Re-elec,  by  accl.  after 
assuming  office,  August  25,  1930.  Def.  at  g.e..  1935.  Res. 
portfolio  with  Bennett  Administration  Oct.  23,  1935.  Party 
pol.,  Progressive  Conservative.  Religion,  U.C.  of  C. 
Address:  Ottawa. 

NICHOLSON,  HON.  JOHN  ROBERT,  P.C.,  O.B.E.,  Q.C., 
LL.B.  (see  Prov.  of  British  Columbia). 

O’CONNELL,  HON.  MARTIN  PATRICK,  B.A.,  M.A., 
Ph.D.  B.  Aug.  1,  1916  at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of  James 
O’Connell  and  Mary  Kyle,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Mount  View 
H.S.,  Victoria,  Queen’s  Univ.,  Kingston  and  Univ.  of 
Toronto.  M.  July  17,  1945  to  Helen  Alice  Dionne  of 
Perth,  N.B.  Two  children:  Caryn  Elizabeth  and  John 


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Martin.  An  investment  dealer.  Capt.  in  Can.  Army  (Sup¬ 
plementary  Reserves).  Lecturer  in  Political  Science,  Univ. 
of  Toronto  1948-56.  Mem.  Senate,  Univ.  of  Toronto  1960-68. 
Past  Pres.  Indian-Eskimo  Assn,  of  Can.,  Vice-Pres.  Can. 
Civil  Liberties  Assn,  and  mem.  Inter-Parliamentary  Union. 
Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1968.  Sworn  in  as  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council 
and  apptd.  Min.  of  State  Aug.  12,  1971  to  Jan.  28,  1972. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Labour  Jan.  28,  1972.  Def.  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  135  Stratford  Cres.,  To¬ 
ronto  12,  Ont. 

OLSON,  HON.  HORACE  A.,  P.C.  B.  Oct.  6,  1925  at 
Iddesleigh,  Alta.  S.  of  Carl  M.  Olson  and  Alta  I  Perry, 
both  Norwegan.  Ed.  at  Iddesleigh  and  Medicine  Hat, 
Alta.  M.  Jan.  26,  1947,  to  Marion  Lucille,  dau.  of  J.  W. 
McLachlan  of  Grand  Forks,  B.C.  Four  children:  Sharon 
Lee,  Andrea  Lucille,  Jaunita  Carol  and  Horace  Andrew. 
A  farmer  and  merchant.  Pres.  Farmer  Stockman  Supply 
Ltd.  Mem.  Junior  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Kiwanis. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.  1957.  Def.  in  1958.  Re¬ 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  June  18,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963. 
1965  and  1968.  Sworn  as  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council 
and  apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture  July  6,  1968.  Def.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  42  Lang  Cres., 
Medicine  Hat,  Alta. 

OUELLET,  HON.  ANDRE,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons). 

PEARICES,  MAJOR-GENERAL  HON.  GEORGE  RAN- 
DOPLH,  V.C.,  P.C.,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  C.D.  Born 

February  26,  1888,  at  Watford,  England.  Son  of 

George  Pearkes  and  Louise  Blair,  both  English.  Ed.  at 
Berkhamsted  School,  England.  Came  to  Canada  in  1906. 
M.  Sept.  25,  1925,  to  Constance  Blytha,  dau.  of  the  late 
W.F.U.  Copeman,  of  Sidney,  B.C.  One  son,  John  Andre. 
Homesteaded  in  Alberta.  Served  for  2Vz  years  with  Royal 
North  West  Mounted  Police  in  Yukon.  Enlisted  in  Cana¬ 
dian  Mounted  Rifles  as  private  in  Victoria,  B.C.,  January 
1915;  temp,  lieut.  in  field,  1916;  promoted  to  acting  captain, 


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acting  major  and  acting  lieut-col.  commanding  116th  Batt., 
C.E.F.;  won  Victoria  Cross  at  Passchendaele,  1917; 
wounded  in  action  five  times,  holds  Mons  Star;  awarded 
M.C.  and  D.S.O.,  also  French  Croix  de  Guerre.  After  First 
World  War  remained  in  permanent  force  as  officer  of 
Princess  Patricia’s  Canadian  Light  Infantry;  graduated 
from  British  Army  Staff  College,  1919;  held  staff  appoint¬ 
ments  in  various  headquarters  and  appointed  Director  of 
Military  Training  and  Staff  Duties  at  Army  H.Q.,  Jan.  1935; 
graduated  from  Imperial  Defence  College,  1937,  and 
promoted  to  rank  of  brigadier  to  command  M.D.  No.  13, 
Calgary.  Went  overseas  in  December  1939  as  officer 
commanding  2nd  Can.  Infantry  Brigade;  promoted  to  rank 
of  major  general,  July  1940,  to  command  1st  Division; 
Gen.  Officer  Commanding,  Pacific  Command,  Sept.  1942 
to  Feb.  1945.  During  Second  World  War  was  created  a 
Companion  of  the  Order  of  the  Bath;  awarded  U.S.  Legion 
of  Merit  (Degree  of  Commander).  Hon.  LL.D.,  University 
of  British  Columbia.  Mem.  Union  Club,  Victoria,  B.C. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  1945.  Re-elect,  at  g.e., 
1949,  1953,  1957  and  Mar.  31,  1958.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  apptd.  Minister  of  National  Defence,  June 
21,  1957.  Lieutenant-Governor  of  British  Columbia,  Oct.  13, 
1960  to  July,  1968.  Rel.:  Church  of  England. 

PELLETIER,  HON.  GERARD,  P.C.  (see  House  of 
Commons). 

PENNELL,  HON.  LAWRENCE  T„  P.C.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963  and  1965. 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Solicitor  General, 
July  7,  1965.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Windham  Hills, 
Brantford,  Ont. 

PEPIN,  HON.  JEAN-LUC,  P.C.,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  LL.L. 
B.  Nov.  1,  1924  at  Drummondville,  Que.  S.  of  Victor 
and  Antoinette  Pepin  both  Fr.  Cdn.  Ed.  at  Drummondville 
Primary  schools,  St.  Hyacinthe  Secondary  Schools  and 
Univ.  of  Ottawa  and  Paris.  M.  April  12,  1952  to  Mary 
dau.  of  Harding  Brock-Smith  of  Winnipeg,  Man.  One 
child:  Aude.  A  University  Professor  and  political  com¬ 
mentator.  Rep.  N.F.B.  n  London,  1956-58.  Mem.  Lib. 


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Assn,  of  Drummondville  and  Eastern  Townships.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965  and 
1968.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of 
Mines  &  Technical  Surveys,  July  7,  1965.  Min.  of  Energy 
Mines  &  Resources,  Oct.  3,  1966  to  1968.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Industry,  Trade  and  Commerce,  1968.  Def.  g.e.  1972. 
Patry  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  16  Rothwell  Dr., 
R.R.  1,  Ottawa  and  792  Mercure  Blvd.,  Drummondville, 
Que. 

PICKERSGILL,  HON.  JOHN  W.,  P.C.  Born  June  23. 
1905,  at  Wyecombe,  Ont.  S.  of  Frank  Allan  Pickersgill 
and  Sara  C.  Smith,  his  wife,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Public 
Schools  of  Manitoba,  Univ.  of  Manitoba,  Univ.  of  Oxford 
(England).  M.  (1)  to  Beatrice  (dec.  1938)  dau.  of  Dr. 
F.  A.  Young  of  Winnipeg;  (2)  to  Margaret,  dau.  of  J.  T. 
Beattie,  of  Victoria,  B.C.  Four  children:  Jane,  Peter, 
Alan  and  Ruth.  Lecturer  in  History,  Wesley  Coll.,  Univ. 
of  Man.  1929-1937.  Dept,  of  External  Affairs,  1937;  Prime 
Minister’s  Office  1937-1952.  Apptd.  Clerk  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet,  June  2,  1952. 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Secretary  of  State 
of  Canada,  June  12,  1953.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Citizenship  and 
Immigration,  July  1,  1954.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1953.  Re-elected  g.e.  19577,  1958,  1962,  1963  and  1965. 
Resigned  with  Liberal  Administration  on  June  21,  1957. 
Apptd.  Sect’y.  of  State  Apr.  22,  1963.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Transport  Feb.  3,  1964.  Apptd.  Pres.  Can.  Transport 
Commission  1968.  Resigned  Aug.  31,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church  of  Canada.  Address:  550  Maple 
Lane  E.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

PINARD,  HON.  ROCH,  P.C.  B.  July  26,  1910,  at 
Nicolet,  Que.  S.  of  Joseph  Honore  Pinard  and  Marie 
Mailhot,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Jesuit  Coll,  of  Ste. 
Marie  and  Joliette  Seminary,  “Clercs  de  St.  Viateur” 
and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  Degrees:  B.A.  (1929)  and  B.L.M 
Winner  of  International  Speaking  Tournament  at  Wash 
ington,  D.C.,  in  1929.  Admitted  to  the  Bar  in  1932.  M 
June  30,  1938  to  Fernande,  dau.  of  Ulric  Grise,  of  Mon¬ 
treal,  Que.  Three  children:  Alain,  Daniel  and  Marie 


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France.  Mem.  of  numerous  committees,  banking  and  com¬ 
merce  committees,  the  select  committee  on  prices,  social 
security  and  broadcasting.  Was  member  and  later  vice- 
chairman  of  the  public  accounts;  and  since  1945  was 
member  of  the  External  Affairs  committee  and  a  member 
of  the  Can.  Del.  to  the  1953  session  of  the  United  Nations. 
Vice-Chairman  Can.  Del.  to  the  1955  and  1956  Sessions  of 
the  United  Nations.  On  Oct.  14,  1953,  was  apptd.  parlia¬ 
mentary  asst,  to  the  Hon.  L.  B.  Pearson,  Secretary  of  State 
for  External  Affairs.  Mem.  of  Rivermead  Golf  and  Coun¬ 
try  Club,  Ottawa;  Reform  Club,  of  Montreal;  St.  Lambert 
Country  and  Beloeil  Golf  Club.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Coun¬ 
cil  July  1,  1954,  when  apptd.  Secretary  of  State  of  Canada. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  1945.  Re-elected  at  g.e., 

1949  and  1953.  Was  not  a  cand.  g.e.  1957.  Party  pol., 
Liberal.  Rel.,  Catholic.  Address:  331  Portland  Ave.,  Town 
of  Mount  Royal,  Que. 

PRUDHAM,  HON.  GEORGE,  P.C.  B.  Feb.  27, 
1904,  at  Kilbride,  Ont.  S.  of  the  late  Charles  Prud- 
ham  and  Anna  Pickett,  his  wife,  both  British.  An¬ 
cestors  on  mother’s  side,  United  Empire  Loyalists.  Ed.  at 
Waterdown,  Ontario  High  School  and  Hamilton  Technical 
School.  M.  April  6,  1934,  to  Vivian,  dau.  of  the  late  John 
Griggs,  of  Edson,  Alta.  Two  children:  Catherine  Eliza¬ 
beth  and  Janice  Esther.  Building  Supply  Dealer.  Pres¬ 
ident  Prudham  Building  Supplies  Ltd..  Past  President 
of  Nat.  House  Builders  Assn,  of  Canada,  Mem.  Edmon¬ 
ton  Shrine  Club.  First  elect,  of  H.  of  C.  at  g.e., 
1949.  Re-elect,  at  g.e.,  Aug  10,  1953.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council,  Dec.  13,  1950.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Mines,  Dec.  13, 

1950  to  1957.  Party  pol..  Liberal.  Rel.,  Metropolitan 
United  Church.  Address:  10929  —  85th  Ave.,  Edmonton, 
Alta. 

RICARD,  HON.  J.  H.  THEOGENE,  P.C.  B.  April  30, 
1909,  at  St.  Guillaume,  Que.  S.  of  F.  Xavier  Ricard  and 
Delia  Taillon,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Joseph  Coll., 
St.  Guillaume,  Victoriaville  Commercial  Coll.  M.  Aug.  7, 
1937  to  Mariette,  dau.  of  Omer  Bourret,  of  St.  Guillaume, 
Que.  Five  children:  Jean-Denis,  Monique,  Suzanne,  Louise 


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and  Roger.  Personnel  Manager.  Goodyear  Cotton  Co.,  of 
Canada,  Ltd.,  in  Nov.  1933.  Insurance  Agent.  Former 
School  Bd.  Trustee  for  St-Hyacinthe.  First  job  as  office 
clerk,  successively  asst,  to  the  Personnel  Manager,  Labour 
Office  Manager  and  Personnel  Manager.  Former  mem. 
of  the  St.  Hyacinthe  School  Bd.  Dir.  of  the  Social  Service 
of  St.  Hyacinthe.  Former  trustee  of  the  Parish  of  the 
Sacred  Heart  of  St.  Hyacinthe.  K.  of  C.  4th  degree.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957.  Del.  12th  Session  of  U.N. 
1957;  Commonwealth  Pari.  Conf.  Canberra,  1959  and 
NATO,  Paris,  Nov.  1961.  Sworn  in  as  member  of  the 
Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  March 
18,  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965  and  1968. 
Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  P.M.  1962.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  1325  Bourassa  St.,  St.  Hyacinthe,  Que. 

RICHARDSON,  HON.  JAMES  ARMSTRONG,  P.C.  (see 
House  of  Commons). 

RINFRET,  HON.  GABRIEL  EDOUARD,  P.C.  B.  May 
12,  1905,  at  St.  Jerome,  Que.  S.  of  Rt.  Hon.  Thibaudeau 
Rinfret,  Chief  Justice  of  Canada,  and  Georgine  Rolland, 
dau.  of  the  late  S.  J.  B.  Rolland.  Paternal  grandfather 
associated  professionally  with  Sir  Geo.  Etienne  Cartier; 
maternal  grandfather  founder  of  Rolland  Paper  Co., 
J.  B.  Rolland  &  Son.  Ed.  at  Notre  Dame  Coll.,  C6te 
des  Neiges,  Ste.  Marie  Coll,  and  Seminaire  de  Montreal 
(B.A.  cum  laude),  McGill  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Montreal 
(LL.L.  cum  laude).  He  commenced  his  career  with 
the  law  firm  Perron,  Taschereau,  Vallee  and  Genest. 
Called  to  the  Bar  July,  1928.  M.  Nov.  12,  1929.  Two 
children:  Claude  and  Andre.  Associated  with  “Camp¬ 
bell,  Weldon  McFarlane  and  Rinfret”.  Appt.  K.C.,  1943. 
Sec’s,  Junior  Bar  Assn,  of  Montreal  1930-31;  Pres,  of 
Young  Liberal  Assn,  of  Montreal,  1034;  founder  and  Pres¬ 
ident  Young  Liberal  Assn,  of  the  Prov.  of  Quebec,  1934-35; 
Sec’y,  Electricity  Com.  of  the  Prov.  of  Quebec  1934; 
Sec’y  Commission  of  Inquiry  on  Tax  Problems  in  Quebec, 
1940;  Attorney  in  the  Prov.  of  Quebec  for  the  Shipyards 
inquiry,  1941;  Executive  Sec’y,  Newsprint  Administration 
and  Legal  Adviser,  Pulp  and  Paper  Administration,  War- 


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time  Prices  and  Trade  Board,  Oct.  1942  to  May  1945 
Vice-Pres.  of  the  St.  Lawrence  Progressive  Real  Estate 
Corporation.  Governor  of  Notre-Dame  Hospital;  Dir.  of 
Institut  Bruchesi  and  of  Concerts  Symphoniques  de  Mon¬ 
treal.  Mem.  of  the  Montreal  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
Reform  Club  and  Outremont  Club.  Mem.  of  the  Committee 
on  Debates,  on  Human  Rights  and  on  Public  Accounts; 
Vice-Pres.  of  the  Banking  and  Commerce  Committee; 
Pres.  Prov.  of  Quebec  Redistribution  Act.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.,  at  g.e.,  1945.  Re-elect,  at  g.e.,  June  27,  1949. 
Apptd.  Postmaster  General,  and  mem.  of  the  Privy 
Council  of  Canada  on  Aug.  25,  1949.  Resigned  as  Post¬ 
master-General,  when  apptd.  to  the  Quebec  Court  of 
Queen’s  Bench,  Feb.  13,  1952.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  3520  McTavish  Ave.,  Montreal,  Que. 

ROBARTS,  HON.  JOHN  PARMENTER,  P.C.,  Q.C.  B.  Jan. 
11,  1917,  at  Banff,  Alta.  S.  of  Herbert  Robarts,  (Can.  Eng.) 
and  Florency  May  Stacpoole,  his  wife,  (Can.  Irish).  Ed.  at 
Univ.  of  Western  Ont.,  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto.  Degree: 
B.A.  M.  July  6,  1944,  to  Norah,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  G. 
McCormick,  of  London,  Ont.  Two  children:  Robin  and 
Timothy.  Barrister-at-Law.  Five  years,  R.C.N.V.R.,  Lieut., 
1940-45.  Alderman,  City  of  London,  1951.  Delta  Upsilon 
Fraternity.  Mem.  of  London  Hunt  and  Country  Club  and 
Albany  Club.  Mem.  Bd.  Dir.  Reed  Shaw  Osier  Ltd.  Apr.  1971 
and  Metropolitan  Life  Insurance  Co.  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1951.  Re-elected  g.e.  1955,  1959,  1963  and 
1967.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  Dec.  22,  1958.  Min.  of  Educa¬ 
tion,  Dec.  17,  1959.  Premier  of  Ontario  and  President  of 
the  Council  Nov.  8,  1961.  Feb.  12,  1971.  Min.  of  Education 
1961-63.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  July  5,  1967.  Apptd. 
Dir.  Holiday  Inns,  and  Power  Corp.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Toronto,  Ont. 

ROBICHAUD,  HON.  HEDARD  J.,  B.A.,  P.C.  Born 
November  2,  1911,  at  Shippegan.  Son  of  Jean  Georges 
Robichaud  and  Amanda  Boudreau,  both  Fr.  Acadian.  Ed. 
at  Ste.  Famille  Academy,  Sacred  Heart  Univ.,  Bathurst, 
N.B.,  and  St.  Joseph’s  Univ.  of  St.  Joseph,  N.B.  Dr.  of 


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Commerce  (Hon.),  Univ.  N.B.  M.  Oct.  25,  1937,  to  Ger¬ 
trude,  dau.  of  Frederic  Leger,  of  Lower  Caraquet,  N.B. 
Nine  children:  Doris,  Mona,  Linda,  Jean,  Robert,  Eric, 
Anne,  Louise  and  Richard.  Fisheries  Inspector,  1938-1947. 
Dir.  of  Fisheries  for  N.B.,  1947-52.  Cand.  by-election,  May 
1952  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  of  C.  g.e.  1953. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1957,  1958,  1962,  1963  and  1965.  Sworn  of 
the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Fisheries,  April  22, 
1963.  Summoned  to  Senate  March  15,  1968.  Retired  from 
the  Senate  Oct.  8,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Caraquet,  N.B. 

ROBICHAUD,  HON.  LOUIS  J.,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  B.A.  B. 
Oct.  21,  1925,  at  St.  Anthony,  N.B.  S.  of  Amedee  Robi- 
chaud  and  Annie  Richard,  both  Acadians.  Ed.  at  Sacred 
Heart  Univ.,  1940-1947;  Laval  Univ.,  1947-1949.  M.  Aug.  9, 

1951,  to  Lorraine,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  P.  B.  Savoie,  of 
Neguac,  N.B.  Four  children:  Jean-Claude,  Paul,  Louis- 
Rene  and  Monique.  Barrister-at-Law.  Admitted  N.B.  Bar 

1952.  Q.C.  1960.  Pres.  St.  Anthony  Junior  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  1951-1952;  Pres.  Richibucto  Home  and  School 
Assn.,  1952-1953  and  Pres.  Kent  Co.,  Music  Festival, 
1952.  First  elected  to  N.-B.  Legis.  g.e.  1952.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1956,  1960,  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Leader  of  the  Liberal 
Party  1958  and  Leader  of  Opposition,  1959-60.  Premier  of 
N.B.  July  12,  1960  to  Nov.  12,  1970.  Attorney-General,  July 
12, 1960  to  May  18,  1965.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  July  5, 
1967.  Min.  of  Youth,  Sept.  16,  1968  to  1970.  Apptd.  Chairman 
of  the  Can.  Section  of  International  Joint  Commission, 
May  1,  1971.  Apptd.  Companion  of  the  Order  of  Canada, 
June  25,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
2365  Georgina  Dr.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

ROBLIN,  HON.  DUFF,  P.C.  B.  June  17,  1917,  at  Win¬ 
nipeg,  Man.  S.  of  C.  D.  Roblin,  and  Sophia  May  Murdock, 
both  Can.  Grandson  of  Sir  R.  P.  Roblin,  Premier  of  Man., 
1900-1915.  Ed.  at  Winnipeg  Public  Schools;  St.  John’s  Coll. 
School;  Univ.  of  Manitoba  and  Univ.  of  Chicago.  M.  Aug. 
30,  1958,  to  Mary  L.  MacKay.  Two  children:  Stephen 
Andrew  and  Jennifer  Mary.  Car  dealer.  Wing  Commander, 


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R.C.A.F.,  1940-46.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1949. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1953,  1958,  1959,  1962  and  1966.  Chosen 
as  Progressive  Conservative  Leader  for  Man.,  June  18, 
1954.  Sworn  in  as  Premier,  Pres,  of  the  Council,  Min.  of 
Dominion  —  Provincial  Relations,  June  30,  1958.  Acting 
Prov.  Treas.  and  Min.  charged  with  administration  of 
Insurance  Act,  June  30,  1958  to  July  22,  1966.  Resigned 
Nov.  27,  1967.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  July  5,  1967. 
Resigned  as  Premier  of  Man.  Nov.  27,  1967  and  as  Mem. 
of  Legis.  Assem.  May  28,  1968.  Elected  Exec.  Vice-Pres. 
Can  Pacific  Investments  Ltd.,  Sept.  1968  and  Pres.  Jan. 
16,  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  560 
Grosvenor  Ave.,  Westmount  217,  Que. 

ROWE,  HON.  WILLIAM  EARL,  P.C.  B.  May  13,  1894,  at 
Hull,  Iowa.  S.  of  William  Rowe  and  Isabella  Watson.  Ed. 
at  Pub.  and  High  School.,  in  Simcoe  County,  and  Business 
College,  Toronto.  M.  to  Treva,  dau.  of  James  Lennox. 
One  daughter,  Jean;  two  sons,  William  and  Lennox.  A 
farmer  and  live  stock  breeder  and  business  executive. 
A  member  of  the  Mun.  Coun.  in  1918.  Reeve  of  Twp.  of 
Gwillimbury  1919-23.  First  elected  Ont.  Legisl.  g.e.,  1923. 
Res.  seat  in  Legisl.  to  accept  nomination  for  H.  of  C.  in 
1925.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.,  1925.  Re-elected  g.e., 
1926  and  1930.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd. 
Min.  without  portfolio  in  Mr.  Bennett’s  Cabinet,  Aug. 
30,  1935.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1935.  Elected  Leader  of  Con¬ 
servative  Party  of  Ont.,  May  28,  1936.  Def.  Ont.  Legisl., 
g.e.,  1937.  Re-elected  H.  of  C.,  by-election  1937.  Re-elected 
g.e.,  1940,  1945,  1949,  1953,  1957  and  1958.  Apptd.  Lieu¬ 
tenant-Governor  of  Ontario,  May  1,  1963.  Rel.:  U.C.  of  C. 

ST.  LAURENT,  RT.  HON.  LOUIS  STEPHEN,  P.C., 
Q.C.,  LL.D.  Born  February  1.  1882.  at  Compton,  Que. 
Son  of  J.  B.  Moi'se  St.  Laurent.  Fr.-Can.,  and  Mary  Bro¬ 
derick.  Irish-Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Charles  Coll.,  Sherbrooke, 
Que.;  Laval  University,  Quebec  City.  Degrees:  B.A.,  LL.L., 
LL.D.  Queen’s  hon.  LL.D.  (1930):  Univ  Manitoba,  hon 
LL.D.  (1935);  Univ.  of  Montreal,  hon.  LL.D.  (1943;  Bish¬ 
op’s,  hon.  LL.D.  (1943);  Dalhousie  Univ.,  hon.  LL.D. 
(1947);  Ottawa  University,  hon.  LL.D.  (1947);  Dart- 


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mouth  Coll.,  Hanover,  N.H..  hon.  LL.D.  (1948);  McGill 
Univ.,  hon.  LL.D.  (1949);  Rensselaer  Polytechnic  Inst.. 
Troy,  N.Y.,  hon.  LL.D.  (1949);  St.  Louis  Univ.  Missouri; 
hon.  LL.D.  (1950);  St.  Lawrence  Univ.,  Canton,  N.Y.,  hon. 
LL.D.  (1950);  Univ.  of  Toronto,  hon.  LL.D.,  (1950);  Univ 
of  Western  Ontario,  hon.  LL.D.  (1951);  Northwestern 
Univ.,  Evanston,  Ill.,  hon.  LL.D.  (1951);  University  of 
British  Columbia,  hon.  LL.D.,  (1952);  Laval  Univ.,  Spe¬ 
cial  LL.D.,  (1952);  Mount  Allison  University,  hon.  D.C.L., 
(1952);  Univ.  of  London,  hon.  LL.D.,  (1952);  St.  Francis 
Xavier  Univ.,  hon.  LL.D.,  (1953);  Oxford  University,  hon. 
D.C.L.,  (1953);  Peshawar  Univ.  hon.  LL.D.,  (1954);  Delhi 
University  Plon.  LL.D.,  (1954);  McMaster  Univ.,  hon.  LL.D., 
(1955)  and  Sherbrooke  Univ.,  hon.  LL.D.  (1956).  He  was 
appointed  honorary  life  Pres.  Canadian  Bar  Association. 
1949.  Presented  with  the  Freedom  of  the  City  of 
London,  1955.  Married  May  19th,  1908,  to  Jeanne 
(dec.  Nov.  13,  1966),  daughter  of  P.  E.  Renault,  of 
Beauceville,  Que.  Children:  Marthe  (married  to  Dr. 
Mathieu  Samson),  Renault  (married  to  Louise 
Badeaux),  Jean-Paul  (married  to  Madeleine  Hamel) 
Therese  (married  to  G.  F.  Lafferty),  Madeleine  (married 
to  Hugh  O’Donnell).  A  barrister.  Mem.  of  Garrison 
(Quebec ) ,  Cercle  Universitaire  (Montreal),  University 
Club  (Montreal),  Rideau  (Ottawa).  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  appointed  Minister  of  Justice  and  Attorney 
General  for  Canada,  Dec.  10,  1941.  Elect,  to  H.  of  C.  at 
by-elect.  Feb.  9,  1942.  Re-elect,  at  g.e.  1945,  1949,  1953 
and  June  10,  1957.  On  Jan.  1st,  1946  he  was  made  a 
member  of  the  Privy  Council  of  the  United  Kingdom 
Apptd.  Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs,  Sept.  4. 
1946.  Chosen  as  Leader  of  the  Liberal  Party  to  succeed 
Rt.  Hon.  W.  L.  Mackenzie  King,  August  1948.  Apptd 
Prime  Minister  of  Canada,  Nov.  15,  1948,  until  June  21 
1957,  when  he  became  Leader  of  the  Opposition,  after 
his  government  had  resigned  as  result  of  the  g.e.  June 
10,  1957.  Resigned  as  Liberal  Party  Leader,  Feb  1958 
Party  pol.,  Liberal.  Rel.,  Catholic.  Address:  239  Grande 
Allee,  Quebec  City,  Que. 


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SAUVE,  HON.  JEANNE,  P.C.  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons). 

SAUVE,  HON.  MAURICE,  PC.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Ph.D. 
Born  September  20.  1923  at  Montreal,  Que.  Son  of 
Joseph  Honore  Sauve  and  Melanie  Dummy,  both  Fr  Can. 
Ed.  at  St.  Mary’s  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Montreal.  London  School 
of  Economics  and  Paris  Univ.  M.  Sept.  24,  1948  to  Jeanne, 
dau.  of  Charles  Albert  Benoit  of  Ottawa.  One  child:  Jean- 
Frangois.  An  economist.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1963  and  1965.  Def.  g.e.  1968.  Sworn  of  the 
Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Forestry,  Feb.  3,  1964. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Forestry  and  Rural  Development,  Oct.  3, 
1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  281  Mc- 
Dougall  Ave.,  Outremont,  Que. 

SEVIGNY,  HON.  JOSEPH  PIERRE  ALBERT,  P.C.,  B.A., 
B.Com.  B.  Sept.  17,  1917  at  Quebec.  S.  of  Hon.  Albert 
Sevigny  and  Jeanne  Lavery,  both  Fr.  Can.  His  father  was 
in  turn  Speaker  of  H.  of  C.,  Min.  of  Inland  Revenue  in 
Sir  Robert  L.  Borden’s  Cabinet  and  Chief  Justice  of 
Superior  Court  of  Quebec.  Ed.  at  Loyola  Coll,  and  Laval 
Univ.  Degrees:  B.A.,  B.Com.  M.  June  22,  1946  to  Corinne, 
dau.  of  R.P.  Kernan,  of  Quebec  City.  Three  children: 
Pierrette,  Albert  and  Robert.  An  Indus.  Past  Pres.  Cana¬ 
dian  Club,  Montreal,  Dir.  Ste  Jeanne  d’Arc  Hospital, 
Dieppe  Home  for  Epileptics.  Mem.  Laval  sur  le  Lac  Golf 
Club,  Garrison  Club,  Quebec  and  Club  St.  Denis.  Second 
War  service,  Lt.  Colonel  (retired).  Cand.  g.e.  1949,  1957 
and  def.  Elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elec.  1962,  def. 
g.e.  1963.  Deputy  Speaker  H.  of  C.  1958-1959.  Sworn  of 
the  Privy  Council  and  appt’d  Associate  Minister  of 
National  Defence,  Aug.  20,  1959.  Resigned  shortly  before 
the  g.e.  1963.  Party  pol.  P  C.  Rel.  Catholic.  Address: 
33  Rosemount  Ave.,  Westmount,  Que. 

SHARP,  HON.  MITCHELL  WILLIAM,  B.A.,  PC.  (see 
House  of  Commons). 

SINCLAIR,  HON.  JAMES,  P  C.,  B  Sc.,  M.A.  Born  May 
26,  1908,  at  Banff,  Scotland.  Son  of  James  George  Sin 


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clair  and  Betsy  Ross,  both  Scottish.  Educated  at  Uni¬ 
versity  of  B.C.,  Oxford  and  Princeton.  B.C.  Rhodes 
Scholar,  1928.  An  engineer.  Enlisted  R.C.A.F.,  Sept. 
1939,  served  in  Middle  East  with  Desert  Air  Force;  dis¬ 
charged  as  Squadron  Leader,  1945.  M.  Nov.  2,  1940,  to 
Doris  Kathleen,  daughter  of  T.  K.  Bernard  of  Holly- 
burn,  B.C.  Five  daughters:  Heather  (M.  to  Tom  Walker), 
Janet,  Rosalind,  Margaret  (M.  to  the  Hon.  Pierre  E.  Tru¬ 
deau)  and  Betsy.  Appointed  Parliamentary  Assistant  to 
Minister  of  Finance,  January  19,  1949.  Headed  Canadian 
Mission,  collecting  war  debts  in  Europe,  1950.  Can.  del 
to  United  Nations  Economic  and  Social  Council,  1951, 
1952.  Asst,  to  minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce  at  Gen¬ 
eral  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade,  Geneva,  1951. 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  Appointed  Minister  of 
Fisheries,  Oct.  15,  1952.  Can.  Minister  to  Colombo  Plan. 
New  Delhi,  1953,  Ottawa,  1954.  Canadian  Commissioner 
to  International  Whaling  Commission,  Moscow,  1955.  Elect, 
to  H.  of  C.,  at  g.e..  1940  Re-electel  g.e.,  1945.  1949,  1953 
and  June  10,  1957.  Defeated,  Mar.  31,  1958.  Party  pol., 
Liberal.  Rel.,  Presbyterian.  Address:  3230  Brookridge 
Drive,  N.  Vancouver,  B.C. 

SMALLWOOD,  HON.  JOSEPH  R.,  P.C.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D. 
D.Litt.  B.  Dec.  24,  1900,  at  Gambo,  B.B.,  Nfld.  S.  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Charles  W.  Smallwood,  of  Newfoundland.  Ed. 
at  Littledale  Academy,  Centenary  Hall,  Bishop  Field  Coll 
all  of  Nfld.  M.  Nov.  25,  1925,  to  Clara  Isabel,  dau.  of 
Edwin  D.  Oates,  of  Carbonear,  Nfld.  Three  children:  Ram¬ 
say  (m.),  William  and  Clara  (m.).  Journalist  and  Author. 
Elected  to  National  Convention.  1946;  Secretary  of  Nfld 
Delegation  to  Ottawa,  1948;  organized  and  managed  cam¬ 
paign  for  union  with  Canada,  1948:  Mem.  of  Nfld.  Dele¬ 
gation  which  negotiated  and  signed  Terms  of  Union 
1949.  Led  Liberal  Party  Prov.  g.e.  1949.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1951 
1956,  1959,  1962,  1966  and  1971.  Premier  1949-71.  Sworn 
of  the  Privy  Council,  July  5,  1967.  Resigned  as  Lib.  Party 
Leader  Feb.  7,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  U.  C.  of  C. 
Address:  Russwood  Ranch,  Roache’s  Line,  C.B.,  Nfld. 


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SMITH,  HON.  SYDNEY  JOHN,  P.C.  B.  Sept.  23,  1892 
at  Ottawa,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Henry  Smith,  Scotch-Can.  and 
Elizabeth  Olmstead,  Irish-Canadian.  Ed.  at  Ottawa  Public 
Schools  and  Collegiate  and  Regina  Collegiate.  M.  Nov.  26, 
1914  to  Marion  Holloway  (dec.  Nov.  8,  1966)  of  Wisconsin, 
U.S.A.  Three  soils  and  one  daughter:  F/O  Wm.  F.,  RCAF 
killed  in  action  in  1944;  Patricia  (Mrs.  Wm.  L.  Portman), 
Gordon  E.  and  H.  Maxwell.  1967  M.  Alice  G.  Vicars  of 
Qu’Appelle,  Sask.  Business  executive  and  farmer.  Past 
Pres.  Kamloops  Board  of  Trade,  Rotary  Club,  Shrine  Club, 
B.C.  Liberal  Association  1953-59.  Member  National  Ad 
visory  Council  Boys’  Clubs  of  Canada.  Director  Canadian 
Council  of  Christians  and  Jews.  Member  B.C.  Legislature 
1949-52.  Chairman  B.C.  Hospital  Insurance  Inquiry  Board 
1951-52.  Summoned  to  Senate  Jan.  7,  1957.  One  of  founders 
Canada-U.S.  Interparliamentary  Group  Jan.  1959  and  con¬ 
tinuing  delegate  and  Co-Chairman  1957-68.  Member  of 
Canadian  delegation  to  conference  of  Commonwealth  Par¬ 
liamentary  Association  to  Nigeria  1962  and  to  New  Zealand 
1965.  Chairman  Canadian  Parliamentary  delegation  to 
Poland  1966.  Chosen  Speaker  of  the  Senate  Jan.  19,  1966. 
Sworn  of  the  Queen’s  Privy  Council  of  Canada  Oct.  10, 
1968.  Resigned  from  the  Senate  Dec.  31,  1968.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  U.C.  of  C.  Address:  527  Prince  Robert  Dr.,  Vic¬ 
toria,  B.C. 

STANBURY,  HON.  ROBERT,  P.C.,  (see  House  of  Com¬ 
mons). 

STANFIELD,  HON.  ROBERT  L.,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  LL.D.  (see 
House  of  Commons). 

STARR,  HON.  MICHAEL.  PC  Born  November  14, 
1910,  at  Copper  Cliff,  Ont.  S.  of  Matthew  Starr,  and  Mary 
Matechuk,  his  wife,  both  Ukrainian.  Ed.  at  Oshawa.  Ont. 
M.  Sept.  9th.  1933.  to  Anne,  dau.  of  Mr  and  Mrs  John 
Zaritsky,  of  Toronto,  Ont.  Two  children:  Robert  and 
Joan.  Mayor  of  Oshawa.  1949  to  1952  incl.  Mem.:  Rotary 
Club  and  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Cand.  in  Ontario  g.e.. 
Nov.  1951  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  a  by-election 


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May  26,  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962,  1963 
and  1965.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of 
Labour  in  Rt.  Hon.  J.  G.  Diefenbaker’s  Cabinet,  June  21, 
1957.  Def.  g.e.  1968.  Apptd.  judge  of  Citizenship  Court 
in  Toronto,  Sept.  27,  1968.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Ukr. 
Orthodox.  Address:  25  Olive  Ave.,  Oshawa,  Ont. 

STEVENS,  HON.  HENRY  HERBERT,  P.C.,  LL.D.  Born 
Dec.  8,  1878  at  Bristol,  Eng.  Son  of  Richard  Harvey 
Stevens  of  Cornwall,  England,  and  Jane  Ann,  of  Devon¬ 
shire,  Eng.  Ancestors  were  of  old  Eng.  family.  Came 
to  Canada  in  April,  1887.  Educated  at  Peterboro,  Ont. 
Hon.  Degree  LL.D.,  British  Col.  Univ.,  1932.  M.  July  5, 
1905,  to  Gertrude  M.,  dau.  of  George  Glover,  of  Van¬ 
couver,  B.C.,  formerly  of  Grimsby,  Eng.  Five  children: 
Francis  H.,  Marjory  G.,  Sylvia  M  ( d. ) ,  Patricia  I.,  and 
Douglas  C.  Alderman  for  the  City  of  Vancouver  for 
1910-1911.  Chairman  of  the  Greater  Vancouver  Sewage 
Scheme,  also  Chair,  of  Greater  Vancouver  Annexation 
Committee.  Member  of  the  Vancouver  Club,  Vancouver; 
the  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa  and  British  Empire  Club,  Lon¬ 
don,  England.  Has  travelled  extensively  —  China,  Japan 
and  South  Sea  Islands.  Has  always  been  active  in  public 
affairs  in  the  City  and  Province,  and  has  held  several 
prominent  positions  in  semi-public  associations.  Elect, 
to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  1911.  Re-elect,  g.e.,  1917.  Sworn  as 
member  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Trade 
and  Commerce  in  Meighen  Govt.,  Sept.  21,  1921.  Re¬ 
elect.  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.,  1921  and  1925.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Customs  and  Excise  in  Meighen  Cabinet,  July  13,  1926. 
Re-elect,  at  g.e..  Sept.  1926.  Resigned  Portfolio  with  the 
defeated  Meighen  Administration,  Sept.  25,  1926.  Un¬ 
successful  at  g.e.  Vancouver  Centre,  July  1930.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Trade  and  Commerce  in  Mr.  Bennett’s  Cabinet, 
Aug.  7.1930.  Chairman  of  the  Committee  of  the  Privy 
Council  on  Scientific  Research.  Returned  to  the  House 
of  Commons  by  accl.  in  East  Kootenay,  B.C.,  Aug.  25, 
1930  Resigned  Portfolio  on  Oct.  27,  1934.  Shortly  before 
g.e.  1935  he  organized  new  political  party  “Reconstruction” 
and  was  only  one  of  200  candidates  elected.  Re-elect,  at 


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g.e.,  1935.  Def.  g.e.,  1940.  Party  pol.,  Progressive  Con¬ 
servative.  Rel.,  U.  C.  of  C.  Address:  Vancouver,  B.C. 

TEILLET,  HON.  ROGER  JOSEPH,  P.C.  Born  August 
21,  1912  at  St.  Vital  Manitoba.  Son  of  late  Camille 
Teillet,  Fr.,  and  the  late  Sara  Riel.  Ed.  at  St.  Vital  and 
St.  Boniface  Schools  and  St.  Boniface  College. 
Continued  studies  with  European  Univ.  through  Interna¬ 
tional  Students  and  R.S.A.  while  P.O.W.  in  Germany.  M. 
May  18,  1940  to  Jeanne,  dau.  of  late  J.  B.  Boux  (dec.). 
Two  children:  Philippe  and  Richard.  Fit.  Lt.  R.C.A.F. 
School  Trustee.  Past  Pres.  Parent-Teacher  Assn.,  Rotary 
Club,  St.  Boniface,  K.  of  C.,  Goulet  Council  and  Tache 
Assembly  Fourth  degree;  mem.  Norwood  Legion.  MPP 
Re-elected  g.e.  1963  and  1965.  Sworn  of  Privy  Council  and 
apptd.  Min.  of  Veterans  Affairs,  Apr.  22,  1963.  Not  a 
cand.  g.e.  1968.  Apptd.  Commissioner  of  the  Can.  Pension 
Commission.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
129  Traverse  St.,  St.  Boniface,  Man. 

THORSON,  HON.  JOSEPH  THORARINN,  P.C.,  Q.C., 
B.A.,  LL.B.,  J.D.,  LL.D.  B.  Mar.  15,  1889,  at  Winnipeg, 
Man.  S.  of  Stephen  Thorson  and  Sigridur  Thorarinsdottir, 
both  of  Icelandic  origin.  Ed.  at  Carlton  School,  Collegiate 
Inst,  and  Manitoba  Coll,  of  Winnipeg  and  New  Coll,  of 
Oxford.  Apptd.  Rhodes  Scholar  for  Man.,  1910.  M.  Dec. 
30,  1916,  to  Alleen  B.,  dau.  of  W.  F.  Scarth,  formerly  of 
Virden,  Man.  Three  children:  Margaret  Ellen,  Donald 
Scarth  and  Shelagh  Gail.  A  barrister-at-law  of  the  Hon 
Soc.  of  the  Middle  Temple,  London,  Eng.,  June  4th,  1913, 
and  of  Manitoba,  Nov.  26th,  1913.  Served  in  France  with 
B.E.F.;  Captain  from  1916-19.  Dean  of  Man.  Law  School 
May  1921  to  Sept.  1926.  Resumed  practice  of  law  May 
1927,  and  practised  as  a  barrister  and  solicitor  in  Win¬ 
nipeg  until  June  11,  1941.  Mem.  of  lecturing  staff  Man. 
Law  School  from  1919-1941.  Apptd.  K.C.  in  1930.  Apptd. 
Mem.  of  Royal  Commission  on  Mun.  Finances  and  Adm. 
of  City  of  Winnipeg  by  Prov.  of  Manitoba,  June  1938. 
Apptd.  Can.  Del.  Assembly  of  League  of  Nations  at 
Geneva,  September  1938.  Apptd.  Grand  Knight  with  Star 
of  Royal  Order  of  the  Falcon  by  Government  of  Iceland, 
June  17,  1939.  Apptd.  Grand  Cross  Knight  of  Order  of 


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the  Falcon  of  Iceland  by  President  of  Iceland,  June  25, 
1958.  First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1926.  Def.  g.e.  1930. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1935  and  1940.  Chairman,  War  Expen¬ 
ditures  Committee  of  the  H.  of  C.,  1941.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council  for  Canada,  and  apptd.  Min.  of  National  War 
Services,  June  11,  1941.  Resigned  Portfolio  and  apptd. 
President  of  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada,  Oct.  6,  1942. 
Retired  1964.  Resumed  as  Man.  barrister  and  solicitor 
1964.  Pres,  of  Canada  Foundation  1945-48.  Pres,  of 
International  Commission  of  Jurists,  1952-1959.  Pres,  of 
International  Congress  of  Jurists,  Berlin  1952,  Athens, 
1955.  Apptd.  Judge  of  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court  of  Can., 
June  4,  1959.  Apptd.  Pres.  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court 
of  Canada  Feb.  1,  1964.  Pres.  Can.  Campaign  for  Nuclear 
Disarmament  1963  and  Can.  Citizenship  Council  1964-66. 
Pres.  The  Single  Canada  League,  1969.  Clubs:  Canadian, 
Rideau.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Home  address:  20  Crescent  Road, 
Rockcliffe  Park,  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 

TRUDEAU,  RT.  HON.  PIERRE-ELLIOTT,  P.C.,  B.A., 
LL.L.,  M.A.,  M.S.R.C.  (see  House  of  Commons). 

TURNER,  HON.  JOHN  NAPIER,  P.C.,  B.A.,  M.A., 
B.C.L.  (see  House  of  Commons). 

VANIER,  HON.  PAULINE,  C.C.,  P.C.  B.  in  Montreal. 
Daughter  of  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Charles  Archer  and  Mrs. 
Archer  (Therese  de  Salaberry).  Married  September  29th, 
1921,  to  Georges  P.  Vanier,  son  of  Philias  Vanier  of 
Montreal  and  Governor  General  of  Canada,  1957-1967, 
deceased  1967.  Educated:  Couvent  du  Sacre-Cceur,  Mont¬ 
real,  and  private  tutors.  Apptd.  Chancellor  of  the  Univ. 
of  Ottawa,  Feb.  1966.  Hon.  D.C.L.  Univ.  of  King’s  Coll. 
Halifax,  1962;  Hon.  Doctor  of  Social  Sciences,  University 
of  Ottawa,  1964;  Laval  Univ.,  Quebec  City,  1966.  Hon. 
Doctor  of  Laws:  St.  Mary’s  Univ.,  Halifax,  1966;  Memorial 
Univ.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  1966;  Carleton  Univ.,  Ottawa,  1966; 
McGill  Univ.,  Montreal,  1966.  Associations:  Red  Cross; 
St.  John  Ambulance,  Voluntary  Aid  Department,  during 
1914-1918  war;  representative  of  the  Canadian  Red  Cross 
in  France  during  1939-45  war.  Decorations:  Chevalier  de 
la  Legion  d’Honneur,  Dame  of  Magistral  Grace  of  the 


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Order  of  Malta  and  Dame  of  Grace  of  the  Order  of  St. 
John  of  Jerusalem,  1960.  Four  sons,  one  daughter.  Dir. 
Bank  of  Montreal.  Dir.  Bell  Telephone  Co.  March  1968. 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  Apr.  11,  1967. 

WALKER,  HON.  DAVID  JAMES,  PC.  (see  Senate). 

WHELAN,  HON.  EUGENE  FRANCIS,  P.C.  (see  House 
of  Commons). 

WHITE,  HON.  GEORGE  STANLEY,  Q.C.,  P.C.  B. 
Nov.  17,  1897,  at  Village  of  Madoc.  Son  of  James  White 
and  Emma  Gardiner,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Madoc  High 
Schools,  and  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto.  M.  July  3,  1922, 
to  Margaret,  daughter  of  Edwin  R.  and  Margaret  McBride, 
of  Belleville,  Ont.  Children:  Margaret,  Donald,  Bruce  and 
Lois.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Served  in  World  War  I 
with  44th  Battalion  and  awarded  Military  Medal.  Elect, 
to  H.  of  C.,  g.e.  1940.  Re-elect,  at  g.e.,  1945,  1949,  1953 
and  1957.  Summoned  to  Senate  Sept.  20,  1957.  Speaker, 
September  24,  1962  to  April  27,  1963.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council,  June  25,  1964.  Retired  from  the  Senate  Nov. 
17,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
Madoc,  Ont. 


CHIEF  OFFICIALS  OF  THE  PRIVY 
COUNCIL  OFFICE 

Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council  and  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet  — 

ROBERTSON,  ROBERT  GORDON,  B.A.,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
B.  at  Davidson,  Sask.,  May  19,  1917.  S.  of  John  Gordon  and 
Lydia  Adelia  (Paulson)  Robertson,  both  of  Davidson, 
Sask.  Ed.  at  Public  and  high  schools,  Regina,  Sask.;  Univ. 
of  Sask.  (B.A.  1938;  LL.D.  1959);  Oxford  Univ.,  England 
(B.A.  Juris,  1940);  Univ.  of  Toronto  (M.A.  1941)  and 
McGill  Univ.  (LL.D.,  1963).  M.  to  Beatrice  Muriel  Lawson, 
dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Dr.  C.  B.  Lawson,  Toronto,  Ont., 
August  14,  1943.  One  son  John  Lawson  and  one  daughter 


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Karen  Martha.  Third  Sect’y.  Dept,  of  External  Affairs, 
Ottawa,  Ont.,  1941-43;  Asst,  to  Under-Secretary  of  State  for 
External  Affairs,  1943-45;  Sect’y.  to  Office  of  the  Prime 
Minister,  Ottawa,  Ont.,  1945-49;  Mem.  of  Cabinet  Secre¬ 
tariat,  Privy  Council  Office,  Ottawa,  Ont.,  1949-51;  Asst. 
Sect’y.  to  Cabinet,  Privy  Council  Office,  1951-53;  Deputy 
Min.  of  Northern  Affairs  and  National  Resources,  1953-63; 
Commissioner  of  the  Northwest  Territories,  1953-63;  Clerk 
of  the  Privy  Council  and  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet  since 
July  1,  1963.  Director,  Royal  Canadian  Geographical 
Society;  Mem.  National  Film  Board  and  Dir.  Central 
Mortgage  and  Housing  Corporation.  Mem.  Board  of  Gov¬ 
ernors.  Carleton  Univ.  Rel.:  United  Church  of  Canada. 
Address:  20  Westward  Way,  Rockcliffe  Park,  Ottawa  2, 
Ontario. 

Deputy  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet  (Plans)  —  P.M.  Pitfield. 

Deputy  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet  (Operations)  —  L.  D. 
Hudon. 

Deputy  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet  (Federal-Provincial  Rela¬ 
tions)  —  F.  A.  G.  Carter. 

Planning  Co  ordinator  —  C.  R.  Nixon. 

Assistant  Secretaries  to  the  Cabinet  —  W.  Lavoie,  M. 
Trottier,  W.  R.  Teschke,  P.  Jodoin,  Miss  P.  A.  McDougall, 
J.  M.  Shoemaker,  G.  R.  Post,  G.  Bertrand,  W.  R.  Luyen- 
dyk,  J.  L.  Cross  (Orders-in-Council). 

Acting  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet  —  Dr.  Stephens. 

Director  of  Constitutional  Review  —  B.  L.  Strayer. 

Director  of  Administration  —  H.  B.  Stewart. 


PARLIAMENT  OF  CANADA 


79 


THE  PARLIAMENT  OF  CANADA 


The  British  North  America  Act,  1867,  provides:— 

"There  shall  be  one  Parliament  ior  Canada,  consisting  ot  the 
Queen,  an  Upper  House  styled  the  Senate,  and  the  House  of  Com¬ 
mons."  (Clause  17.) 

"There  shall  be  a  Session  of  the  Parliament  of  Canada  once  at 
least  in  every  year,  so  that  twelve  months  shall  not  intervene  be¬ 
tween  the  last  Sitting  of  the  Parliament  in  one  Session  and  its  first 
Sitting  in  the  next  Session."  (Clause  20.) 


"The  Governor-General  shall,  from  time  to  time,  in  the  Queen's 
name,  by  instrument  under  the  Great  Seal  of  Canada,  summon  and 
call  together  the  House  of  Commons."  (Clause  38.) 

The  Parliament  and  Government  of  Canada  (Sec.  132  B.N.A.  Act), 
possess  all  powers  necessary  or  proper  for  performing  the  Obliga¬ 
tions  of  Canada  or  of  any  Province  thereof,  as  Part  of  the  British 
Empire,  towards  Foreign  Countries,  arising  under  Treaties  between 
the  Empire  and  such  Foreign  Countries. 

Either  the  English  or  the  French  language  may  be  used  by  any 
person  in  the  Debates  of  the  House  of  the  Parliament  of  Canada  and 
of  the  Houses  of  the  Legislation  of  Quebec,  and  both  these  languages 
are  used  in  the  respective  records  and  Journals  of  those  Houses:  and 
either  of  those  languages  may  be  used  by  any  person  or  in  any 
Pleading  or  Process  or  in  issuing  from  any  Court  of  Canada 
established  under  the  B.N.A.  Act  and  in  or  from  all  or  any  ot  the 
Courts  of  Quebec. 


As  the  Dominion  of  Canada  possesses  a  system  of  federal  govern¬ 
ment,  her  legislative  powers  are  limited  to  certain  subjects  of  Do¬ 
minion  or  National  import,  set  forth  in  Section  9  of  the  British  North 
America  Act  of  1867,  as  follows:— 


"91.  It  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Queen,  by  and  with  the  Advice 
and  Consent  of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Commons,  to  make  laws 
for  the  Peace,  Order  and  Good  Government  of  Canada,  in  relation 
to  all  matters  not  coming  within  the  Classes  of  Subjects  by  this  Act 
assigned  exclusively  to  the  Legislatures  of  the  Provinces,  and  for 
greater  certainty  but  not  as  to  restrict  the  Generality  of  the  fore¬ 
going  Terms  of  the  Section,  it  is  hereby  declared  that  (notwithstand¬ 
ing  anything  in  this  Act)  the  exclusive  Legislative  Authority  of  the 
Parliament  of  Canada  extends  to  all  matters  coming  within  the 
Classes  of  Subjects  next  hereinafter  enumerated,  that  is  to  say: 


EG 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


1.  The  Public  Debt  and  Property. 

2.  The  Regulation  oi  Trade  and  Commerce. 

3.  The  Raising  oi  Money  by  any  Mode  or  System  oi  Taxation 

4.  The  Borrowing  of  Money  on  the  Public  Credit. 

5.  Postal  Service. 

6.  The  Census  and  Statistics. 

7.  Militia.  Military  and  Naval  Service  and  Defence. 

8.  The  fixing  oi  and  providinq  for  the  Salaries  and  Allowance! 
of  Civil  and  other  Officers  of  the  Government  of  Canada. 

9.  Beacons.  Buoys.  Lighthouses  and  Sable  Island. 

"10.  Navigating  and  Shipping. 

11.  Quarantine  and  the  Establishment  and  Maintenance  of  Marine 
Hosmtals. 

"12.  Sea  Coast  and  lnlcnd  Fisheries. 

"13.  Ferries  between  a  Province  and  any  British  or  Foreign 
Countries,  or  between  two  Provinces. 

"14.  Currency  and  Coinage. 

"15.  Banking,  Incorporation  of  Banks  and  the  Issue  of  Paper 
Money. 


"16.  Savings  Banks. 

"17.  Weights  and  Measures. 

18.  Bills  of  Exchange  and  Promisory  Notes 
"19.  Interest. 

"20.  Legal  Tender. 

21.  Bankruptcy  and  Insolvency. 


22.  Patents  of  Inventions  and  Discovery. 

‘23.  Copyrights. 

Indians  and  Land  reserved  for  the  Indians. 

Naturalization  and  Aliens. 

Marriage  and  Divorce. 

The  Criminal  Law,  except  the  Constitution  ol  the  Courts  ol 

Tl  IliricH  tnltnn  hut  _ T-r  ,  ^ 


'24. 

”25. 

"26. 

"27. 


— . ,  cjvcepi  me  oonsnrution  oi  tbe  Courts  ol 

Criminal  Jurisdiction,  but  including  the  Procedure  in  Criminal  Matters. 

28.  The  Establishment,  Maintenance  and  Management  of  Peniten 

tiaries. 


29.  Such  Classes  of  Subjects  are  as  expressly  excepted  in  the 
Enumeration  of  the  Classes  of  Subject  by  this  Act  assigned  exclusive 
ly  to  the  Legislatures  of  the  Provinces." 


PARLIAMENT  OF  CANADA 


DOMINION  PARLIAMENTS  SINCE  1867. 


Parliaments 


1st  Parliament 


2nd  Parliament 


3rd  Parliament 


4th  Parliament 


5th  Parliament 


6th  Parliament 


7th  Parliament 


8th  Parliament 


9th  Parliament 


sssion 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissc 

1st  . 

Nov. 

6, 

1867 

May 

22, 

1868 

2nd _ 

April 

15. 

1869 

June 

22, 

1869 

3rd _ 

Feb. 

15. 

1870 

May 

12. 

1870 

July 

4th  _ 

Feb. 

15. 

1871 

April 

14, 

1871 

5th  _ 

April 

11. 

1872 

June 

14, 

1872 

1st _ 

Mar. 

5. 

1873 

Aug. 

13. 

1873 

IJan. 

2nd.._ 

Oct. 

23. 

1873 

Nov. 

7, 

1873 

f 

l«t  __ 

Mar. 

26. 

1874 

May 

26, 

1874 

2nd  ... 

Feb 

4, 

1875 

April 

8, 

1875 

3rd _ 

Feb. 

10, 

1876 

April 

12. 

1876 

Aug. 

4th  ._ 

Feb. 

8, 

1877 

April 

28. 

1877 

5th  _ 

Feb. 

7, 

1878 

May 

10, 

1878 

1st  .... 

Feb. 

13, 

1879 

May 

15. 

1879 

2nd . 

Feb. 

12. 

1880 

May 

7, 

1880 

May 

3rd  .._ 

Dec. 

9. 

1880 

Mar. 

21, 

1881 

4th._ 

Feb. 

9. 

1882 

May 

17, 

1882 

1st  _ 

Feb. 

8. 

1883 

May 

27, 

1883 

1 

2nd _ 

Ian. 

17. 

1884 

April 

19, 

1884 

Jan. 

3rd _ 

Ian. 

29. 

1885 

July 

20. 

1885 

4th  _ 

Feb. 

25, 

1886 

June 

2. 

1886 

1st  _ 

April 

13, 

1887 

June 

23. 

1887 

2nd . 

Feb. 

23. 

1888 

May 

22. 

1888 

Feb. 

3rd . 

Ian. 

31, 

1889 

May 

2, 

1889 

' 

4th  _ 

Ian. 

16, 

1890 

May 

16, 

1890 

1st 

April 

29, 

1891 

Sept. 

30, 

1891 

2nd 

Feb. 

25, 

1892 

luly 

9, 

1892 

3rd 

tan. 

26, 

1893 

April 

1, 

1893 

Apr. 

4th 

Mar. 

15. 

1894 

luly 

23. 

1894 

5th 

April 

18. 

1895 

July 

22, 

1895 

6th 

Fan. 

2. 

1896 

April 

23, 

1st  ... 

Aug. 

19. 

1896 

Oct. 

5, 

1896 

2nd  . 

Mar. 

25. 

1897 

June 

29, 

1897 

3rd  ... 

Feb. 

3, 

1898 

Tune 

13, 

1898 

Oct. 

4th  ... 

Mar. 

16. 

1899 

Aug. 

11. 

1899 

5th  _ 

Feb. 

1. 

1900 

July 

18. 

1900 

Feb. 

6. 

1901 

May 

23, 

1901 

L 

Feb. 

13, 

1902 

May 

15, 

1902 

(Sept 

3rd . 

Mar. 

12. 

1903 

Oct. 

24, 

1903 

4th  . 

Mar. 

10. 

1904 

Aug. 

10, 

1904 

I 

2.  1874 


3.  1891 


B  2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


DOMINION  PARLIAMENTS  SINCE  1867.— Cont  d. 


Parliaments 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

10th  Parliament 

1st  ...... 

Ian. 

11. 

1905 

July 

20, 

1905 

) 

2nd 

Mar. 

8, 

1906 

July 

13, 

1906 

ISept.  17, 

1908 

3rd 

Nov. 

22, 

1906 

April 

27. 

1907 

r 

4th  ... 

Nov. 

28, 

1907 

July 

20, 

1908 

11th  Parliament 

1st  ...... 

Jan. 

20, 

1909 

May 

19. 

1909 

2nd 

Nov. 

11, 

1909 

May 

4. 

1910 

jjuly  29. 

1911 

3rd .  ... 

Nov. 

17, 

1910 

July 

29. 

1911 

i 

12th  Parliament 

1st 

Nov. 

15, 

1911 

April 

1, 

1912 

2nd 

Nov. 

21, 

1912 

June 

6, 

1913 

3rd  .... 

Jan. 

15, 

1914 

June 

12. 

1914 

4th 

Aug. 

18, 

1914 

Aug. 

22. 

1914 

Oct.  6, 

1917 

5th . 

Feb. 

4, 

1915 

April 

15. 

1915 

6th  . 

Jan. 

12, 

1916 

May 

18, 

1916 

7th  _ 

Jan. 

18, 

1917 

Sept. 

20, 

1917 

13th  Parliament 

1st _ 

Mar. 

18, 

1918 

May 

24, 

1918 

1 

2nd.._ 

Feb. 

20, 

1919 

July 

7, 

1919 

3rd ..._ 

Sept. 

1, 

1919 

Nov. 

10, 

1919 

Oct.  4, 

1921 

4th ..... 

Feb. 

26. 

1920 

July 

1. 

1920 

5th _ 

Feb. 

14, 

1921 

June 

4. 

1921 

14th  Parliament 

1st  _ 

Mar. 

8, 

1922 

June 

28, 

1922 

1 

2nd . 

Jan. 

31. 

1923 

June 

30, 

1923 

1925 

3rd _ 

Feb. 

28, 

1924 

July 

19. 

1924 

’ 

4th . 

Feb. 

5, 

1925 

June 

27. 

1925 

15th  Parliament 

1st  ...... 

Jan. 

7, 

1926 

July 

2, 

1926 

Duly  2. 

1926 

16th  Parliament 

1st  _ 

Dec. 

9, 

1926 

April 

14. 

1927 

2nd . 

Jan. 

26, 

1928 

June 

11. 

1928 

3rd 

Feb. 

7, 

1929 

June 

14, 

1929 

1930 

4th . 

Feb. 

20, 

1930 

May 

30. 

1930 

1 

17th  Parliament 

1st  ..... 

Sept. 

8. 

1930 

Sept. 

22. 

1930 

) 

2nd . 

Mar. 

12. 

1931 

Aug. 

3. 

1931 

1 

3rd  .... 

Feb. 

4, 

1932 

May 

26. 

1932 

4th 

Oct. 

6. 

1932 

May 

27, 

1933 

Aua.  14.  1935 

5th  ._ 

Jan. 

25, 

1934 

July 

3. 

1934 

6th ..... 

Jan. 

17. 

1935 

July 

5. 

1935 

1 

18th  Parliament 

1st  . 

Feb. 

6, 

1936 

June 

23. 

1936 

2nd . 

Jan. 

14, 

1937 

April 

10. 

1937 

3rd ..._ 

Jan. 

27, 

1938 

July 

1, 

1938 

Jan.  25, 

1940 

4th _ 

Ian. 

12, 

1939 

June 

3. 

1939 

5th _ 

Sept. 

7, 

1939 

Sept. 

13. 

1939 

6th._ 

fan. 

25, 

1940 

Ian. 

25. 

1940 

PARLIAMENT  OF  CANADA 


S3 


DOMINION  PARLIAMENTS  SINCE  1867.— Cont’d. 


1 

Parliaments  Session 

1 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

19th 

Parliament 

1st . 

May 

16. 

1940 

Nov. 

5, 

1940 

2nd . 

Nov. 

7, 

1940 

Jan. 

21. 

1942 

3rd . 

Ian. 

22, 

1942 

Jan. 

27, 

1943 

[an. 

28. 

1943 

Jan. 

26, 

1944 

Apr. 

16, 

1945 

5th 

fan. 

27, 

1944 

Jan. 

31, 

1945 

3th . 

Mar. 

19, 

1945 

April 

16, 

1945 

20th 

Parliament 

1st . 

Sept. 

6, 

1945 

Dec. 

18, 

1945 

| 

2nd . 

Mar. 

14. 

1946 

Aug. 

31, 

1946 

1 

3rd . 

[an. 

30, 

1947 

July 

17. 

1947 

[Apr. 

30. 

1949 

4th . 

Dec. 

5, 

1947 

June 

30, 

1948 

5th . 

[an. 

26. 

1949 

April 

30, 

1949 

1 

21st 

Parliament 

1st . 

Sept. 

15. 

1949 

Dec. 

10, 

1949 

2nd . 

Feb. 

16. 

1950 

June 

30, 

1950 

3rd . 

Rug. 

29. 

1950 

Jan. 

29, 

1951 

June 

13. 

1953 

4th . 

[an. 

30. 

1951 

Oct. 

9. 

1951 

5th . 

Oct. 

9. 

1951 

Dec. 

29. 

1951 

6th . 

Feb. 

28, 

1952 

Nov. 

20, 

1952 

7th . 

Nov. 

20, 

1952 

May 

14, 

1953 

22nd 

Parliament 

1st . 

Nov. 

12. 

1953 

June 

26, 

1954 

2nd . 

Jan. 

7. 

1955 

fuly 

28. 

1955 

Apr. 

12, 

1957 

3rd . . 

4th  . 

Jan. 

10. 

1956 

Aug. 

14, 

1956 

(SPC.) 

Nov. 

26, 

1956 

Jan. 

8, 

1957 

( 

5th  _ 

Jan. 

8, 

1957 

April 

12, 

1957 

23rd 

Parliament 

1st . 

Oct. 

14. 

1957 

Feb. 

1, 

1958 

Feb. 

1, 

1958 

24th 

Parliament 

1st . 

May 

12, 

1958 

Sept. 

6, 

1958 

2nd . 

[an. 

15. 

1959 

July 

18, 

1959 

Apr. 

19. 

1962 

3rd . 

Jan. 

14. 

1960 

Aug. 

10, 

1960 

4th . 

Nov. 

17, 

1960 

Sept. 

29, 

1961 

5th . 

Jan. 

18, 

1962 

April 

18, 

1962 

Feb. 

6, 

1963 

25th 

Parliament 

1st . 

Sept. 

27. 

1962 

Feb. 

5, 

1963 

26th 

Parliament 

1st . 

2nd  . 

May 

Feb. 

16, 

18, 

1963 

1964 

Dec. 

Apr. 

21, 

3, 

1963 

1965 

jsept. 

8, 

1965 

3rd . 

April 

5, 

1965 

June 

30, 

1965 

1 

27th 

Parliament 

1st . 

Jan. 

18, 

1966 

May 

8, 

1967 

[Apr.  23, 

1968 

.md . 

May 

8, 

1967 

April 

23, 

1968 

28th 

Parliament 

1st  . 

Sept. 

9, 

1968 

Oct. 

22, 

1969 

1 

[Sept. 

J 

ind 

3rd . 

Oct. 

Oct. 

23, 

8, 

1969 

1970 

Oct. 

Feb. 

7, 

16. 

1970 

1972 

i. 

1972 

4th 

Feb. 

17, 

1972 

Sept. 

1, 

1972 

29th  Parliament 

1st . 

Jan. 

4, 

1973 

_ 

£34 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


APPLICATIONS  TO  PARLIAMENT 

The  Senate  of  Canada 


NOTICE  FOR  PRIVATE  BILLS 

EXTRACTS  FROM  RULES  OF  THE  SENATE 
PUBLICATION  OF  NOTICES 

86.  (1)  Every  application  to  Parliament  for  a  private  bill  shall 
be  advertised  by  notice  published  in  the  Ganada  Gazelle.  Such 
notice  shall  clearly  and  distinctly  state  the  nature  and  objects  of 
the  application,  and  shall  be  signed  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  ap¬ 
plicants,  with  the  address  of  the  party  signing  the  same;  and  when 
the  application  is  for  an  Act  of  incorporation  the  name  of  the 
proposed  company  shall  be  stated  in  the  notice. 

(2)  In  addition  to  the  notice  in  the  Canadian  Gazette  aforesaid, 
a  similar  notice  shall  be  given  in  a  leading  news  publication  with 
substantial  circulation  in  the  area  concerned  and  in  the  official 
gazette  of  the  province  concerned, 

(a)  where  the  application  is  for  an  Act 

(i)  to  incorporate  a  company  or  to  amend  an  Act  respect¬ 
ing  a  company  whose  objects  relate  to  transportation  and 
communications  generally,  including  airlines,  pipe'ines,  tele¬ 
communications,  railways,  or  canals,  or  whose  objects  relate 
to  the  construction  of  any  works; 

(ii)  to  obtain  any  exclusive  rights  or  privileges;  or 

(iii)  to  extend  the  powers  of  a  company  or  to  increase  or 
reduce  the  capital  stock,  or  to  alter  bonding  or  other 
borrowing  powers,  or  to  make  any  amendments  which  would 
in  any  way  affect  the  rights  or  interests  of  the  shareholders 
or  bondholders  or  creditors  of  the  company;  and 

(b)  if  the  works  or  the  objects  of  any  such  company  are  to  be 
declared  to  be  for  the  general  advantage  of  Canada,  such  inten¬ 
tion  shall  be  specifically  mentioned  in  the  notice  by  registered 
mail  to  the  departments  of  government  concerned  whether 
federal,  provincial  or  municipal,  not  less  than  two  weeks  before 
the  consideration  of  the  petition  in  accordance  with  rule  87. 

(3)  The  notices  required  by  this  rule  to  be  published  in  the 
Canada  Gazette,  the  official  gazette  of  the  province  concerned  and 
in  a  leading  news  publication,  shall  be  published  at  least  once  a 
week  for  a  period  of  four  weeks  and  shall  be  in  the  English  and 
French  languages  when  reasonably  required  in  accordance  with 
the  population  composition  of  the  area  or  province  concerned. 

(Continued  on  page  82) 


THE  SENATE 


SS 


(4)  The  applicants  shall  prove  compliance  with  this  rule  by 
statutory  declaration  filed  with  the  Clerk  of  the  Senate. 

DEPOSIT  OF  BILL  AND  FEES 

90.  Any  person  seeking  to  obtain  a  private  bill  shall  deposit 
with  the  Clerk  of  the  Senate,  if  it  is  intended  that  the  bill  shall 
originate  in  the  Senate,  a  copy  of  such  bill  in  the  English  or 
French  language,  with  a  sum  sufficient  to  pay  for  the  translation 
of  the  same  by  the  officers  of  the  Senate  and  for  the  printing  of 
800  copies  in  English  and  300  in  French.  The  applicants  shall 
also  pay  the  Clerk  of  the  Senate,  immediately  after  the  second 
reading  and  before  the  consideration  of  the  bill  by  the  committee 
to  which  it  is  referred,  a  sum  of  $200,  with  the  cost  of  printing 
the  Act  in  the  Statutes,  and  lodge  the  receipt  for  the  same  with 
the  clerk  of  such  committee. 

For  fuller  particulars,  see  the  Rules  of  the  Senate  relative  thereto 
published  in  the  Canada  Gazelle,  or  apply  at  this  office. 

ROBERT  FORTIER, 

Clerk  of  the  Senate. 


DEMANDES  SOUMISES  AU 
PARLEMENT 

Le  Senat  du  Canada 


AVIS  POUR  BILLS  PRIV&S 

EXTRAITS  DU  REGLEMENT  DU  SENAT 
PUBLICATION  D’AVIS 

86.  (I)  Toute  demande  adressee  au  Parlement  en  vue  d'obtenir 
un  bill  prive  doit  etre  annoncee  par  voie  d’avis  publle  dans  la 
Gazelle  du  Canada.  Cet  avis  doit  exposer  clairement  et  distincte- 
ment  la  nature  et  les  objets  de  la  demande,  doit  etre  signe  par  les 
petitionnaires  ou  en  leur  nom,  avec  indication  de  1  adresse  des 
signataires;  et  si  la  demande  vise  une  loi  de  constitution  en  cor¬ 
poration,  l’avis  doit  aussi  mentionner  le  nom  de  la  compagnie 
projetee. 

(2)  En  plus  de  1’avis  devant  etre  publie  dans  la  Gazette  du 
Canada  comme  susdit,  pareil  avis  doit  etre  donn£  dans  un  des 
principaux  journaux  a  fort  tirage  public  dans  la  region  interess6e 
et  dans  la  gazette  officielle  de  la  province  en  cause: 

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a  a 


a)  lorsque  la  demande  a  pour  objet  l’obtention  d’une  loi 

(i)  constituant  une  compagnie  en  corporation  ou  modifiant 
une  loi  relative  &  une  compagnie  ayant  pour  champ  d’actioa 
les  transports  et  les  communications  en  general,  y  compris 
les  lignes  a^riennes,  pipelines,  telecommunications,  chemins 
de  fer  ou  canaux,  ou  la  construction  de  tous  ouvrages; 

(ii)  visant  a  obtenir  des  droits  ou  privileges  exclusifs;  ou 

(iii)  visant  a  etendre  les  pouvoirs  d’une  compagnie,  ou  a 
augmenter  ou  diminuer  son  capital  social,  ou  a  modifier  sa 
faculty  demission  d’obligations  ou  autres  facult£s  d’emprunt, 
ou  a  apporter  des  modifications  qui  auraient  pour  effet  de 
porter  atteinte  aux  droits  ou  interets  des  actionnaires,  obli- 
gataires  ou  creanciers  de  la  compagnie;  et 

h)  si  les  ouvrages  ou  les  objets  de  la  compagnie  doivent  etre 
reconnus  comme  etant  profitables  a  l’ensemble  du  Canada,  l’avis 
doit  expressement  mentionner  cette  intention  puis  etre  commu¬ 
nique  sous  pli  recommande  aux  ministSres  federaux  ou  provin- 
ciaux,  ou  aux  bureaux  municipaux  interess£s,  au  moins  deux 
semaines  avant  l’examen  de  la  petition  conformement  aux  dis¬ 
positions  de  l’article  87  du  present  reglement. 

(3)  Les  avis  qui  doivent,  en  vertu  du  present  article,  etre  publies 
dans  la  Gazette  du  Canada,  dans  la  gazette  officielle  de  la  province 
interessee  et  dans  un  des  principaux  jounaux  devront  ainsi  paraitre 
au  moins  une  fois  par  semaine  durant  quatre  semaines  consicutives 
et  devront  etre  publies  en  frangais  et  en  anglais,  lorsque  cela 
semble  justifie  par  la  composition  ethnique  de  la  region  ou  de  la 
province  en  cause. 

(4)  Afin  de  prouver  qu’ils  se  sont  conformes  a  la  presente 
regie,  les  petitionnaires  devront  faire  parvenir  au  greffier  du  Senat 
une  declaration  statutaire  a  cet  effet. 

DEPOT  DU  BILL  ET  DROITS  ET  FRAIS  A  VERSER 

90.  Quiconque  sollicite  un  bill  prive  et  desire  que  le  bill  emane 
du  Senat  doit  remettre  au  greffier  du  Senat  un  exemplaire  du  bill 
en  anglais  ou  en  frangais  et  verser  en  meme  temps  une  somme 
suffisante  pour  acquitter  les  frais  de  traduction  par  les  fonction- 
naires  du  Senat  ainsi  que  les  frais  d’impression  de  800  exemplaires 
en  anglais  et  de  300  exemplaires  en  frangais.  Dfes  que  le  bill  ausa 
subi  la  deuxieme  lecture  et  avant  sa  mise  a  1’etude  par  le  comitd 
auquel  il  est  renvoye,  les  requerants  doivent  aussi  verser  au 
greffier  du  Senat  une  somme  de  $200  ainsi  que  les  frais  d’impres¬ 
sion  de  la  loi  dans  les  statuts,  puis  en  remettre  le  regu  au  greffier 
de  ce  comitfi. 

Pour  plus  amples  details,  voir  les  «  Extraits  du  Reglement  du 
Senat  »  publics  dans  la  Gazette  du  Canada  ou  s’adresser  au  bureau 
du  soussignfi. 

ROBERT  FORTIER, 

Le  Greffier  du  Stnat. 


THE  SENATE 


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THE  SENATE  OF  CANADA 

According  to  the  British  America  North  Act,  1867,  the  Senate  as 
originally  constituted  was  to  consist  of  72  members;  24  for  the 
Province  of  Ontario,  24  for  Quebec  and  24  lor  the  Maritime  Prov¬ 
inces  (Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick).  Qualifications  were  laid 
down  as  follows:  Must  be  a  British  Subject;  must  be  thirty  years 
of  age;  must  be  possessed  of  real  property,  free  of  all  incumbrances, 
to  the  value  of  $4,000;  must  be  a  resident  of  the  province  for  which 
he  is  appointed.  Senators  are  appointed  by  the  Governor-General. 
A  Senator  may  by  writing  resign  his  seat.  His  place  becomes 
vacant  (1)  if  for  two  consecutive  sessions  of  Parliament  he  fails  to 
attend;  (2)  if  he  becomes  a  subject  or  citizen  of  a  foreign  power; 
(3)  if  he  is  adjudged  bankrupt  or  insolvent  or  applies  for  the  bene¬ 
fit  of  any  law  relating  to  insolvent  debtors,  or  becomes  a  public 
defaulter;  (4)  if  he  is  attained  of  treason  or  convicted  of  felony  or 
of  any  infamous  crime;  (5)  if  he  ceases  to  qualify  in  respect  of 
property.  The  Governor  General  in  Council  appoints  the  Speaker  of 
the  Senate,  and  the  Clerk  and  the  Gentleman  usher  of  the  Black  Rod. 
The  debates  and  proceedings  of  the  Senate  are  governed  by  Rules  and 
Orders  modelled  to  a  considerable  extent  after  those  of  the  House 
of  Lords  and  differing  very  considerably  from  those  of  the  House 
of  Commons.  Thus  honourable  gentlemen,  rising  to  speak,  address 
themselves  to  the  "Honourable  Senators",  composing  the  House,  and 
not  to  "Mr.  Speaker,"  as  in  the  House  of  Commons. 

Each  of  the  Senators  from  Quebec  is  appointed  to  represent  one  of 
24  divisions  corresponding  with  former  electoral  divisions  of  the  old 
Province  of  Lower  Canada.  Senators  for  other  provinces  are  not  ap¬ 
pointed  for  any  designated  divisions,  but  the  practice  of  assuming 
distinctive  territorial  designations  prevails.  A  popular  practice  of 
Senators  who  have  formerly  sat  in  the  House  of  Commons  is  to 
adopt  as  their  designations  the  titles  of  their  former  constituencies. 
Several  are  content  to  be  designated  as  "from"  the  city  or  town  in 
which  they  reside.  Senators  must  continue  to  reside  in  the  prov¬ 
ince  from  which  they  are  appointed. 

The  first  increase  in  the  membership  of  the  Senate  took  place  in 
1871,  when  Manitoba  and  British  Columbia,  upon  entering  the  Con¬ 
federation.  were  awarded  two  and  three  seats  respectively.  In  1873 
Prince  Edward  Island,  upon  entering  Confederation,  was  given  four 
members,  the  representation  of  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick 
being  reduced  by  two  senators  each.  In  1882  Manitoba  was  given 
an  additional  member  and  in  1892  another.  In  1888  the  North-West 
Territories  were  given  two  senators.  In  1904,  in  virtue  of  the  Act  3 
Edward  VII,  Chapter  42,  the  representation  of  the  North-West  Terri¬ 
tories  was  increased  to  four.  Upon  creation  of  the  Provinces  of 
Alberta  and  Saskatchewan  in  1905,  each  was  allotted  4  seats  in 
the  Senate,  or  eight  seats  between  them. 

The  Senate  was  then  constituted  of  87  members  as  follows  :  — 
Ontario,  24;  Quebec,  24;  Nova  Scotia,  10;  New  Brunswick,  10; 
Prince  Edward  Island,  4;  British  Columbia,  3;  Manitoba,  4;  Saskat¬ 
chewan,  4;  Alberta,  4. 


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In  1915  the  British  North  America  Act  was  amended  increasing  the 
number  ot  Senators  irom  72  to  96.  This  measure  provided  that  the 
detail  of  representation  should  be  as  follows  :  —  Ontario,  by  24 
senators;  Quebec,  by  24  senators;  the  Maritime  Provinces  and 
Prince  Edward  Island,  by  24  senators,  10  thereof  representing 
Nova  Scotia,  10  thereof  representing  New  Brunswick  and  4  thereof 
representing  Prince  Edward  Island;  the  western  provinces  by  24 
senators;  6  thereof  representing  Manitoba,  6  thereof  representina 
British  Columbia;  6  thereof  representing  Saskatchewan  and  6  Al¬ 
berta. 

Through  the  addition  of  the  Province  of  Newfoundland,  the  Senate 
now  consists  of  102  members.  —  By  provinces,  representation  is  as 
follows  :  Nfld.,  6;  P.E.I.,  4;  N.S.,  10;  N.B.,  10;  Que.,  24;  Ont.,  24;  Man.  6; 
Sask.,  6;  Alta.,  6;  B.C.,  6.  Total  :  102. 

The  eligibility  of  women  for  appt.  to  the  Senate  of  Canada  was 
declared  by  the  judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council  in  1929, 
and  in  Feb.  1930,  for  the  first  time  in  the  History  of  Canada  a  wo 
man  was  appointed  a  Member  of  the  Senate. 

INDEMNITY.  —  The  Speaker  of  the  Senate  is  paid  a  salary  of 
$9,000  per  annum.  (1953-54,  c.  10,  s.  1.) 

For  the  sessions  of  each  Parliament  there  shall  be  paid  to  every 
member  of  the  Senate  a  sessional  allowance  at  the  rate  of  $18,000 
per  annum,  subject  to  deductions  for  non-attendance.  (1963,  c.  14,  s.  1.) 

An  annual  expense  allowance  is  payable  at  the  rate  of  $4,000 
per  annum  to  each  member  of  the  Senate,  subject  to  deductions  for 
non-attendance.  (1963,  c.  14,  s.  4.) 

Tenure  of  office  —  Under  the  British  North  America  Act,  Senators 
were  originally  appointed  for  life,  but  by  Chapter  4  of  the  statutes 
of  1965  a  Senator  appointed  after  June  2,  1965,  holds  his  place  in 
the  Senate  only  until  he  attains  the  age  of  seventy-five  years. 


THE  SENATE 


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SPEAKER  OF  THE  SENATE 

FERGUSSON,  HON.  MURIEL  MCQUEEN 


PREVIOUS  SPEAKERS 

Hon.  Joseph  Edouard  Cauchon,  Nov.  5,  18S7,  to  May  16,  1869. 

Hon.  John  Rors,  May  17,  1869,  to  May  26,  1869. 

Hon.  Joseph  Edouard  Cauchon,  May  27,  1869,  to  June  2,  1872. 

Hon.  Amos  Edwin  Botsford,  June  3,  1872,  to  June  5,  1872. 

Hon.  Joseph  Edouard  Cauchon,  June  6,  1872,  to  July  26,  1872. 

Hon.  Pierre  J.  O.  Chauveau,  Feb.  21,  1873,  to  Jan.  8,  1874. 

Hon.  David  Christie,  Jan.  9,  1874,  to  Oct.  6,  1878. 

Hon.  Robert  Duncan  Wilmot,  Nov.  7,  1878,  to  Feb.  10,  1880. 

Hon.  David  Lewis  Macpherson,  Feb.  11,  1880,  to  Feb.  15,  1880. 

Hon.  Amos  Edwin  Botsford,  Feb.  16,  1880,  to  Apr.  1880. 

Hon.  David  Lewis  Macpherson,  Apr.  19,  1880,  to  Oct.  16,  1883. 

Hon.  William  Miller,  Oct.  17,  1883,  to  Apr.  4,  1887. 

Hon.  Josiah  Burr  Plumb,  Apr.  4,  1887,  to  Mar.  12,  1888. 

Hon.  George  William  Allan,  Mar.  17,  1888,  to  Apr.  26,  1891. 

Hon.  Alexandre  Lacoste,  Apr.  27,  1891,  to  Sept.  13,  1891. 

Hon.  John  Jones  Ross,  Sept.  14,  1891,  to  April,  1896. 

Hon.  Charles  Alphonse  P.  Pelletier,  July  13,  1896,  to  Jan.  28,  1901. 
Hon.  Lawrence  Geoffrey  Power,  Jan.  29,  1901,  to  Jan.  8,  1905. 

Hon.  Raoul  Dandurand,  Jan.  9,  1905,  to  Jan.  13,  1909. 

Hon.  James  Kirkpatrick  Kerr,  Jan.  14,  1909,  to  Oct.  22,  1911. 

Hon.  Aug.  Chs.  Philippe  Robert  Landry,  Oct.  23,  1911,  to  June  2,  1916. 
Hon.  Joseph  Bolduc,  June  3,  1916,  to  Feb.  3,  1922. 

Hon.  Hewitt  Bostock,  Feb.  7,  1922,  to  Apr.  28,  1930. 

Hon.  Arthur  Charles  Hardy,  May  13,  1930,  to  Sept.  2,  1930. 

Hon.  Pierre  Edouard  Blondin,  Sept.  3,  1930,  to  Jan.  10,  1936. 

Hon.  Walter  Edward  Foster,  Jan.  11,  1936,  to  May  8,  1940. 

Hon.  Georges  Parent,  May  9,  1940,  to  Dec.  14,  1942. 

Hon.  Thomas  Vien,  Jan.  23,  1943,  to  Aug.  23,  1945. 

Hon.  James  Horace  King,  Aug.  24,  1945,  to  Aug.  2,  1949. 

Hon.  Elie  Beauregard,  Aug.  3,  1949,  to  Oct.  13,  1953. 

Hon.  Wishart  McLea  Robertson,  Oct.  14,  1953,  to  Oct.  3,  1957. 

Hon.  Mark  Robert  Drouin,  Oct.  4,  1957,  to  Sept.  23,  1962. 

Hon.  George  Stanley  White,  Sept.  24,  1962,  to  Apr.  26,  1963. 

Hon.  Maurice  Bourget,  Apr.  27,  1963,  to  Jan.  6,  1966. 

Hon.  Sydney  John  Smith.  Jan.  7,  1966,  to  Sept.  4,  1968. 

Hon.  Jean-Paul  Deschatelets,  Sept.  5,  1968  to  Dec.  14,  1972. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  SENATORS 

(Revised  January,  1973) 


SENATORS 


DESIGNATION 


P.O.  ADDRESS 


The  Honourable 

Aird,  John  Black  _ 

Argue,  Hazen  . 

Asselin,  Martial,  P.C . 

Basha,  Michael  G. 
Beaubien,  Louis-Philippe 

Belisle,  Rh6al  . . 

Benidickson,  William 

Moore,  P.C.  _ _ _ 

Blois,  Frederick  M . 

Bonnell,  Mark  Lome  _ 

Boucher,  William  A . 

Bourget,  Maurice,  P.C. 

Bourque,  Romuald  _ 

Buckwold;  Sidney  L . 

Burchill,  G.  Percival  . 

Cameron,  Donald  . . 

Carter,  Chesley  W . 

Choquette,  Lionel  . . 

Connolly,  Harold  . 

Connolly,  John  J.,  P.C.  ... 

Cook,  Eric  _ 

Cote,  Jean-Pierre,  P.C.  ... 

Croll,  David  A . . . 

Davey,  Keith  . 

Denis,  Azellus,  P.C . 

Deschatelets,  jean-Paul, 

P.C . 

Desruisseaux,  Paul 

Duggan,  James  . 

Eudes,  Raymond  . 

Everett,  Donald  Douglas 
Fergusson,  Muriel 
McQueen  (Speaker) 

Flynn,  Jacques,  P.C . 

Forsey,  Eugene  A . . 

Fournier,  Edgar-E . . 

Fournier,  Michel  . 

Fournier,  Sarto  . 

G61inas,  Louis  P . 

Giguere,  L.  de  Gonzague 

Goldenberg,  H.  Carl  . 

Gouin,  L.  M. 

Graham,  B.  Alasdair  . 

Greene,  John  James,  P.C. 
Grosart,  Allister,  _ 


Toronto _ 

Regina _ 

Stadacona  . 

West  Coast  _ 

Bedford  _ _ 

Sudbury  _ 

Kenora-Rainy  River 
Colchester-Hants 

Murray  River  . 

Prince  Albert  . . 

The  Laurentides  _ 

De  la  Vallihre  _ 

Saskatoon  . 

Northumberland- 

Miramichi 

Banff 

The  Grand  Banks 

Ottawa  East  . 

Halifax  North  _ 

Ottawa  West  . 

Harbour  Grace  . 

Kennebec  . . . 

Torcnto-Spadina 

York  . 

Lasalle  . . . 

Lauzon  . 

Wellington  . 

Avalon  . . . 

De  Lorimier 
Fort  Rouge . 

Fredericton  . 

Rougemont  _ 

Nepean  . . . 

Madawaska- 

Restigouche _ 

Restigouche- 

Gloucester  . 

De  Lanaudiere  .... 

Montarville  . . 

De  La  Durantaye  .. 

Rigaud  . 

De  Salaberry  _ 

The  Highlands  . 

Pickering  _ 


Toronto,  Ont. 
Kayville,  Sask. 

La  Malbaie,  Que. 
Curling,  Nfld. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Chelmsford,  Ont. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Truro,  N.S. 

Murray  River,  P.E.I. 
Prince  Albert,  Sask. 
Levis,  Que. 
Outremont,  Que. 
Saskatoon,  Sask. 

South  Nelson,  N.B. 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

St.  John's,  Nfld. 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Halifax,  N.S. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

St.  John's,  Nfld. 
Longueuil,  Que. 
Toronto,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Ont. 
Montreal,  Que. 

Montreal,  Que. 
Sherbrooke,  Que. 

St.  John's,  Nfld. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 

Fredericton,  N.B. 
Quebec,  P.Q. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Iroquois,  N.B. 

Pointe  Verte,  N.B. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Westmount,  Que. 
Montreal,  Que, 
Sydney,  N.S. 

Niagara  Falls 
Ottawa,  Ont. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  SENATORS— (Cont’d.) 


SENATORS 


DESIGNATION 


P.O.  ADDRESS 


The  Honourable 

Haig,  J.  Campbell  _ 

Hastings,  Earl  A . . . 

Hayden.  Salter  A. _ 

Hays,  Harry.  PC . . 

Heath,  Ann  Elizabeth 

Haddon  . . . 

Hicks,  Henry  D.  . . . 

Inman,  F.  Elsie  _ _ 

Isnor,  Gordon  B . 

Kickham,  Thomas  J.  _ 

Kirmear,  Mary  E. _ 

Lafond,  Paul  C . . 

Laing,  Arthur,  P.C . 

Laird,  Keith  _ 

Lamontagne, 

Maurice,  P.C . . 

Lang,  Daniel  _ 

Langlois,  Leopold  . . . 

Lapointe,  Renaude  . . . 

Lawson,  Edward  M. _ 

Lefrangois,  J.-Eugene _ 

Macdonald,  John  M . . 

Macnaughton,  Alan,  P.C. 
Manning,  Ernest  C.,  P.C.  ... 
Martin,  Paul,  P.C.  _ 

McDonald,  Alexander 

Hamilton  . . 

McElman,  Charles  . . . 

McGrand,  Fred  A.  . . 


River  Heights  _ 

Palliser-Foothills  . 

Toronto  . . 

Calgary  . . . . 

Nanaimo-Malaspina 
The  Annapolis  Val. 

Murray  Harbour _ 

Halifax-Dartmouth  . 

Cardigan  _ 

Welland  . . 

Gulf . . . . 

Vancouver  South  ... 
Windsor . . . 

Inkerman  _ _ _ 

South  York  . 

Grandville  . 

Mille  Isles  . . 

Vancouver  . . 

Repentigny  . 

Cape  Breton  . . 

Sorel  . 

Edmonton  West  _ 

Windsor- 

Walkerville  . 

Moosomin  . . . 

Nashwaak  Valley  _. 
Sunbury  . . 


Mcllraith,  George  J„  P.C. 
McLean,  Donald  Allan  ... 

McNamara,  William  C. _ 

Michaud,  Herve,  J . - . 

Molgat,  Gildas  L . . 

Molson,  Hartland  deM.  ... 

Neiman,  Joan  . - . 

Nichol,  John  . . 

Norrie,  Margaret  F . . . 

O'Leary,  M.  Grattan _ 

Paterson,  Norman  McL. 
Petten,  William  John  ...... 

Phillips,  Dr.  Orville  H.  ... 

Prowse,  J.  Harper  . 

Quart,  Josie  D.  . . . 

Rattenbury,  Nelson  . 

Rowe,  Frederick  William 


Ottawa  Valley  . 

Charlotte  County . 

Winnipeg  . . 

Kent  _ _ _ 

Ste.  Rose . . 

Alma  . . . . 

Peel  . - . 

Lion's  Gate  . 

Colchester- 

Cumberland  . 

Carleton  _ 

Thunder  Bay  . . 

Bonavista  . . . 

Prince  . . — . 

Edmonton  . 

Victoria  . 

Southern,  N.B. _ 

Lewisporte  . 


Winnipeg,  Man. 
Calgary,  Alta. 
Toronto,  Ont. 
Calgary,  Alta. 

Wellington,  B.C. 
Halifax,  N.S. 
Montaque,  P.E.I. 
Halifax,  N.S. 

Souris,  P.E.I. 

Port  Colbome,  Ont. 
Hull,  Que. 

Vancouver,  B.C. 
Windsor,  Ont. 

Montreal,  Que. 
Toronto,  Ont 
Quebec,  Que. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Vancouver,  B.C. 
Montreal,  Que. 

North  Sydney,  N.S. 
Montreal,  Que. 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

Windsor,  Ont. 

Regina,  Sask. 
Fredericton,  N.B. 
Fredericton  Junction, 

N.B. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Black's  Harbour,  N.B. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 
Bouctouche,  N.B. 

St.  Vital,  Man. 
Montreal  Que. 
Caledon  East,  Ont. 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

Truro,  N.S. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Fort  William,  Ont. 

St.  John's,  Nfld. 
Alberton.  P.E.I. 
Edmonton,  Alta. 
Quebec.  P.Q. 

Saint  John,  N.B. 

St.  John's,  N.B. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  SENATORS— (Cont’d.). 


SENATORS 


DESIGNATION 


P.O.  ADDRESS 


The  Honourable 

Smith,  Donald  Queens-Shelbume  . 

Sparrow,  Herbert  Orville  The  Battlefords 


Stanbury,  Richard  J.  _ 

Sullivan,  Joseph  A. 
Thompson,  Andrew  E.  _ 

van  Roggen,  George  C.  ... 

Walker,  David  lames, 

P.C . . . . 

Welch,  Frank  C.  _. . . 

Williams,  Guy  . _ . . 

Yuiyk,  Paul  _ _ 


York  Centre  . . _... 

North  York  _ 

Dovercourt _ 

Vancouver  - 
Point-Grey  . 

Toronto _ _ _ 

Kings _ 

Richmond  _ _ 

Fort  Garry  _ 


Liverpool.  N.S 
North  Battlelord, 
Sask. 

Toronto,  Ont. 
Toronto,  Ont 
Kendal,  Ont. 

Vancouver,  B.C. 

Toronto.  Ont. 
Wolfville,  N.S. 
Richmond,  B.C. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 


LIST  OF  SENATORS  WITH  DATE  OF  APPOINTMENT 


NAME 


Salter  Adrian  Hayden  _ _ 

Norman  McLeod  Paterson  _ _ 

L6on-Mercier  Gouin  _ _ 

George  Percival  Burchill  _ _ 

Gordon  B.  Isnor  . . . . 

Michael  G.  Basha  . 

Muriel  McQueen  Ferguson  (Speaker) 

Sarto  Fournier  . 

John  J.  Connolly,  P.C . 

Donald  Cameron  . 

David  A.  Croll  . 

Fred  A.  McGrand  . 

Donald  Smith 
Harold  Connolly 
Florence  Elsie  Inman 
rlartland  deM.  Molson 
William  Albert  Boucher  ... 

J.  Eugene  Leirangois  _ 

Joseph  A.  Sullivan  . 

Lionel  Choquette . . . . 

Frederick  Murray  Blois 
John  Michael  Macdonald 
Josie  Alice  Dinan  Quart  ... 

Louis  Philippe  Beaubien  ._ 

J.  Campbell  Haig  . . 

M.  Grattan  O’Leary  . . 


Date  of 
Appointment 


Feb. 

9, 

1940 

King  (L) 

Feb. 

9, 

1940 

Nov. 

7, 

1940 

Apr. 

18, 

1945 

May 

2, 

1950 

St.  Laurent  (L) 

Jan. 

24, 

1951 

May 

19. 

1953 

June 

12. 

1953 

June 

12, 

1953 

*• 

July 

28, 

1955 

July 

28, 

1955 

July 

28, 

1955 

luly 

28. 

1955 

July 

28, 

1955 

July 

28, 

1955 

•• 

July 

28, 

1955 

Jan. 

3. 

1957 

•» 

April 

25. 

1957 

Oct. 

12, 

1957 

Dielenbaker  (PC) 

Jan. 

31, 

1958 

Jan. 

14, 

1960 

•• 

June 

24, 

1960 

•• 

Nov. 

16, 

1960 

•• 

Nov. 

16. 

1960 

June 

15, 

1962 

StiPt. 

24. 

1962 

tt 

THE  SENATE 


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LIST  OF  SENATORS  WITH  DATE  OF 
APPOINTMENT  —  (Cont’d.) 


NAME 


Allister  Grosart  . . . . . . . . 

Edgar-E.  Fournier  . . . 

Frank  C.  Welch  . . . . 

Jacques  Flynn,  P.C . - _ _ _ 

David  James  Walker,  P.C . - . 

Rheal  Belisle  . . . 

Paul  Yuzvk  . . . 

Dr.  Orville  H.  Phillips  . 

Maurice  Bourget,  P.C. 

Louis  P.  Gelinas  . 

Romuald  Bourque  . . . . 

Azellus  Denis,  P.C . 

Daniel  Lang  _ _ 

Nelson  Rattenbury  . . 

Eric  Cook  . . . . — . - . 

John  Black  Aird  . . . . - 

William  Moore  Benidickson,  P.C. 

Alexander  Hamilton  McDonald  . 

Earl  Adam  Hastings  . 

Harry  William  Hays,  P.C . 

James  Harper  Prowse  . 

John  Lang  Nichol  . 

Charles  Robert  McElman  . 

Douglas  Keith  Davey  _.  . 

Jean-Paul  Deschatelets,  P.C . 

Hazen  Robert  Argue  . 

Alan  Aylesworth  Macnaughton,  P.C. 

J.  G.  Leopold  Langlois  . 

Paul  Desruisseaux  . 

Chesley  William  Carter  . 

James  Duggan  . 

Thomas  Joseph  Kickham  . . 

Douglas  Donald  Everett  . . . 

Maurice  Lamontagne,  P.C . 

Andrew  E.  Thompson  . . 

Keith  Laird  . - . . 

Mary  E.  Kinnear  . . 

Herbert  Orville  Sparrow  . 

Richard  J.  Stanbury  . . 

Donald  Allan  McLean  . 

Herv6  J.  Michaud  . . 

William  John  Petten  . 

Raymond  Eudes  . . — 

Paul  Martin,  P.C. 

Louis  de  Gonzague  Giguere  . 

Ernest  C.  Manning,  P.C . 

Gildas  L.  Molgat . . 

Eugene  A.  Forsey  - - 

William  C.  McNamara  . 


Date  of 
Appointment 


Sept. 

24, 

1962 

Diefenbaker  (PC) 

Sept. 

24. 

1962 

" 

Sept. 

25, 

1962 

'* 

Nov. 

9, 

1962 

Feb. 

4. 

19F3 

Feb. 

4. 

1963 

•• 

Feb. 

4. 

1963 

Feb. 

5 

1963 

Pearson  (L) 

Apr. 

27, 

1963 

•• 

June 

11. 

1963 

*# 

July 

6. 

1963 

tt 

Feb. 

7. 

1964 

** 

Feb. 

14, 

1964 

Feb. 

14, 

1964 

Feb. 

14, 

1964 

tt 

Nov. 

10, 

1964 

a 

July 

8, 

1965 

tt 

Aug. 

13, 

1965 

Feb. 

24, 

1966 

Feb. 

24, 

1966 

Feb. 

24, 

1966 

•• 

Feb. 

24, 

1966 

•• 

Feb. 

24, 

1966 

•• 

Feb. 

24, 

1966 

•• 

Feb. 

24, 

1966 

Feb. 

24, 

1966 

•• 

July 

8, 

1966 

n 

July 

8, 

1966 

n 

July 

8, 

1966 

July 

8, 

1966 

July 

8, 

1966 

•t 

July 

8, 

1966 

tt 

Nov. 

8, 

1966 

tt 

Apr. 

6, 

1967 

Apr. 

6, 

1967 

tt 

Apr. 

8, 

1967 

a 

Apr. 

6, 

1967 

tt 

Feb. 

12, 

1968 

Feb. 

15, 

1968 

tt 

Mar. 

15, 

1968 

tt 

Mar. 

15, 

1968 

tt 

Apr. 

8. 

1968 

tt 

Apr. 

8, 

1968 

Trudeau  (L) 

Apr. 

20. 

1968 

tt 

Sept. 

10, 

1968 

tt 

Oct. 

7, 

1970 

tt 

Oct. 

7, 

1970 

tt 

Oct. 

7, 

1970 

tt 

Oct. 

7. 

1970 

tt 

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LIST  OF  SENATORS  WITH  DATE  OF 
APPOINTMENT  —  (Cont’d.) 


NAME 


Date  of 
Appointment 


Paul  C.  Lafond . . . . 

Ann  Elizabeth  Haddon  Heath  ... 

Edward  M.  Lawson . . . 

H.  Carl  Goldenberg 
George  C.  van  Roggen 
Sidney  L.  Buckwold 

Renaude  Lapointe  . 

Mark  Lome  Bonnell 

Guy  Williams  . 

Michel  Fournier  . 

Frederick  William  Rowe  . 

George  J.  Mcllraith,  P.C. 

Margaret  F.  Norrie  . . . 

Henry  D.  Hicks  . 

B.  Alasdair  Graham  . 

Martial  Asselin,  P.C . „ . 

Arthur  Laing,  P.C . 

John  James  Greene,  P.C. 

Jean-Pierre  Cote,  P.C . . . 

Joan  Neiman  . . . . . . 


Oct.  7,  1970 

Oct.  7,  1970 

Oct.  7,  1970 

Nov.  4,  1971 

Nov.  4,  1971 

Nov.  4,  1971 

Nov.  10,  1971 
Nov.  15,  1971 
Dec.  9,  1971 

Dec.  9,  1971 

Dec.  9,  1971 

Apr.  27,  1972 
Apr.  27,  1972 
Apr.  27,  1972 
Apr.  27,  1972 
Sept.  1,  1972 
Sept.  1,  1972 
Sept.  1,  1972 
Sept.  1,  1972 
Sept.  1,  1972 


Trudeau  (L) 

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LIST  OF  SENATORS  WHO  HAVE  RESIGNED  OR 
RETIRED  SINCE  JUNE  2,  1965 


John  Alexander  Buchanan  . 

Thomas  Alexander  Crerar,  P.C. 
Maria  Beauchamp  Jodoin,  M.B.E. 

William  Horace  Taylor  . 

Clarence  Joseph  Veniot  . . 

Adrian  Knatchbull  Hugessen  _ 

William  Ross  Macdonald,  P.C . 

Sydney  J.  Smith,  P.C.  . 

Norman  A.  MacKenzie  . . 

T.  D'Arcy  Leonard  . 

Lazarus  Phillips  . . 

Arthur  M.  Pearson  . 

Malcolm  M.  Hollett 
John  Joseph  MacDonald 

Therese  Casgrain  . 

Hedard  J.  Robichaud  . . . 

George  S.  White,  P.C . 


October 

May 

June 

June 

June 

January 

December 

December 


2, 

31, 

1, 

1. 

1, 

1. 

22, 

31, 


Retired  Jan.  5, 


April 
October 
March 
March 
April 
July 
October 


29, 

10, 

31, 

31, 

20, 

10, 

8, 


November  17, 


1965 

1966 
1966 
1966 

1966 

1967 

1967 

1968 

1969 

1970 

1970 

1971 
1971 
1971 
1971 

1971 

1972 


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BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES  OF  SENATORS 

AIRD,  HON.  JOHN  BLACK,  B.A.,  Q.C.  (Toronto).  B. 
May  5,  1923  at  Toronto.  S.  of  Hugh  Reston  Aird  and  May 
Black  both  Can.  Ed.  Upper  Can.  Coll.,  Trinity  College 
and  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  July  27,  1944  to  Jane,  dau.  of  Harry 
B.  Housser  of  Toronto.  Four  children:  Lucille  Elizabeth, 
(Mrs.  W.  J.  Menear),  Jane  Victoria,  Hugh  Housser,  and 
Katherine  Black.  A  Lawyer.  Served  as  Lieut.  R.C.N.V.R. 
1942-45.  Apptd.  Q.C.  Jan.  1,  1960.  General  Counsel  and 
Dir.:  Reed  Shaw  Osier  Ltd.  Deputy  Chairman  of  Board 
and  Dir.:  Algoma  Central  Rly.  Vice-Pres.  and  Dir.:  All 
Canadian-American  Investments  Ltd.  Kenair  Apts.  Ltd. 
Dir.:  Algocen  Mines  Ltd.,  Algoma  Steamships  Ltd.,  Ameri¬ 
can  Climax,  Inc.,  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia,  Canada  Tungsten 
Mining  Corporation  Ltd.,  Consolidated-Bathurst  Ltd.,  Na¬ 
tional  Life  Assurance  Co.  of  Canada,  Pacific  Atlantic  Can. 
Investment  Co.  Ltd.,  Rolland  Paper  Co.  Ltd.,  The  Superior 
Rolling  Stock  Co.  Ltd.  Partner  -  Edison,  Aird  and  Berlis, 
Toronto.  Trustee,  the  Hospital  for  Sick  Children.  Mem. 
of  National  Advisory  Bd.  of  Can.  Mental  Health  Assoc. 
Clubs:  York  University,  Toronto,  Rosedale  Golf,  Toronto 
Golf,  Granite,  Canadian  Club  of  New  York.  Summoned  to 
Senate  Nov.  10,  1964.  Party  Pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Ad¬ 
dress:  2  Glenallan  Rd.,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 

ARGUE,  HON.  HAZEN  ROBERT,  B.Sc.  (Regina).  B. 
Jan.  6,  1921.  S.  of  Howard  B.  Argue  and  Legia  Scharf 
both  of  Irish  descent.  Ed.  at  Avonlea  Public  and  High 
Schools  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  July  24,  1945  to  Jean  dau. 
of  Arcade  Ignatescu  of  Kayville.  A  farmer.  Graduated 
with  distinction  specializing  in  Farm  Management.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1945.  Re-elected  g.e.  1949,  1953, 
1957,  1958  and  1962.  Def.  g.e.  1963.  Chosen  Leader  C.C.F. 
Party  at  National  Convention,  Regina  Aug.  11,  1960. 
Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  24,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  Kayville,  Sask. 

ASSELIN,  HON.  MARTIAL,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  (Stada- 
cona).  B.  Feb.  3,  1924  at  La  Malbaie,  Que.  S.  of  Ferdinand 


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Asselin  and  Eugenie  Tremblay.  Ed.  at  St.  Etienne  Aca¬ 
demy,  La  Malbaie,  Chicoutimi  Seminary  and  Laval  Univ., 
Quebec.  Pres.  Students’  Council  of  Laval,  1949.  M.  Feb.  14, 
1953  to  Pierrette  Bouchard  of  Beauport,  Que.  (dec.,  Jan. 
8,  1969).  Three  children:  Bernard  (dec.,  Jan.  8,  1969), 
Jean-Louis  and  Frangois  (dec.,  Jan.  8,  1969).  A  lawyer. 
Admitted  to  Que.  Bar  1951.  Dir.  Saguenay  Bar  1955. 
Legal  advisor  to  Charlevoix  Chamber  of  Comm.  Elected 
Mayor  of  La  Malbaie  by  accl.  1957  and  1958.  Can. 
Del.  to  NATO  Pari.  Assem.  in  London  1959.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Def.  1963  and  re-elected  g.e.  1965 
and  1968.  Sworn  of  Privy  Councillor,  March  18,  1963.  Sum¬ 
moned  to  Senate  Sept.  1,  1972.  Party  pol. :  P.C.  Rel.:  Catho¬ 
lic.  Address:  247  Nairm  St.,  La  Malbaie,  Que. 

ASSELIN,  HON.  MARTIAL,  C.P.,  R.A.,  LL.L.,  (Stadacona). 

Ne  le  J  fiv.,  1924  d  La  Malbaie,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Ferdinand  Asselin 
et  Euginie  Tremblay.  Fit  ses  itudes  a  TAcadimie  St-Elienne, 
La  Malbaie,  Siminaire  de  Chicoutimi  et  I'Univ.  Laval,  Quibec. 
Elu  pris.  des  itudiants  de  Laval,  1949.  M.  le  14  fiv.,  1953  d 
Pierrette  Bouchard  de  Beauport,  P.Q.  ( die.  le  8  jan.  1969)  Trois 
enjants:  Bernard  (die.  le  8  jan.  1969),  Jean-Louis  et  Francois 
(die.  le  8  jan.  1969).  Un  avocat.  Admis  au  barreau  de  Qui., 
1951.  Dir.  du  barreau  du  Saguenay,  1955.  Aviseur  ligal  Cham- 
bre  de  Comm,  de  Charlevoix.  Elu  maire  de  La  Malbaie  par 
accl.  1957  et  1958.  Dil.  assem.  can.  des  Parlementaires  de 
I’OTAN  a  Londres,  juin  1959.  Elu  pour  la  premiire  fois  a  la 
C.  des  C.  e.g.  1958.  Def.  1963  et  rielu  e.g.  1965  et  1968.  Assermente 
du  Conseil  Prive  le  IS  mars  1963.  Nomine  au  Senat  le  l*r  sept. 
1972.  Parti  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  247,  rue  Nairm, 
La  Malbaie,  P.Q. 

BASHA,  HON.  MICHAEL  G.  (West  Coast).  B.  Jan. 
20.  1896,  at  Baalbeck  Leb.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas 
Basha.  Ed.  at  St.  Patrick’s  Primary  School,  Curling, 
Nfld.,  St.  Bonaventure’s  Coll.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  M.  July 
12,  1928,  to  Winifred  Mary,  dau.  of  Kaleem  Noah,  St. 
John’s,  Nfld.  Three  children:  Michael  Jr.,  Yvonne  and 
Joan.  Past  Dir.  Western  Memorial  Hospital,  Corner 
Brook,  Nfld.  Was  Pres.  Bay  of  Islands  Light  Co.,  for 
23  years;  Past  Pres.  Thos.  Basha  &  Son,  Ltd.,  Barrel 


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makers,  Fishery  Supplies.  Mem.  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa. 
Summoned  to  Senate,  Jan.  24,  1951.  Party  pol.,  Lib¬ 
eral.  Rel.,  Roman  Catholic.  Address:  10  Driveway,  Ottawa, 
Ont. 

BEAUBIEN.  HON.  LOUIS  PHILIPPE  (Bedford).  B. 
March  3,  1903  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  the  Hon.  Charles-P. 
Beaubien  and  Margaret  Rosemary  Power,  both  Can.  Ed. 
at  Montreal  High  School  and  McGill  University.  M.  June  4, 
1929  to  Frances  H.  Douglas,  dau.  of  John  R.  Douglas 
of  Montreal.  Children:  Charles  D.  and  Margot  (Mrs.  Peter 
Melvill-Gardner).  Dir.  Canadair  Ltd.,  Inter  City  Papers 
Ltd.,  Holt  Renfrew  &  Co.  Ltd.,  Beaubran  Corp.,  Marshall 
Steel  Co.  Ltd.,  Empire  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Canada  &  Domi¬ 
nion  Sugar  Co.  Ltd.,  Standard  Trust  Co.,  M.F.G.  Manage¬ 
ment  Ltd.,  Merit  Insurance  Co.,  Chairman  Board  Grouped 
Income  Shares  Ltd.  and  Governor,  Mutual  Funds  Manage¬ 
ment  Corp.  Ltd.  Enlisted  in  R.C.A.P.C.  in  May,  1940  and 
served  in  England,  Sicily  and  Italy.  Discharged  in  March 
1945  with  rank  of  Major.  Mem.  of  the  Mount  Royal,  St.  James 
Montreal  Racket,  Hillside  Tennis,  Forest  &  Stream,  Rideau 
(Ottawa)  and  Bonaventure  Salmon  Clubs.  Summoned  to 
Senate  Nov.  16,  1960.  Party  pol.:  Progressive  Conservative. 
Address:  635  Dorchester  Blvd.  W.,  Suite  919,  Montreal; 
home:  1  Ontario  Place,  Montreal. 

BEAUBIEN,  HON.  LOUIS-PHILIPPE  (Bedford).  Ni  le 
3  mars  1903  a  Montrial,  Qui.  Fils  de  I’hon.  Charles  P.  Beaubien 
et  Margaret  Rosemary  Power,  tons  deux  ran.  Fit  ses  itudes  a 
I’icole  secondaire  de  Montrial  et  I’universiti  McGill.  M .  le  4 
juin  1929  a  Frances  H.  Douglas,  fille  de  John  R.  Douglas  de 
Montrial.  Deux  enfants:  Charles  D.  et  Margot  (Mme  Peter 
Melvill-Gardner).  Dir.  Canadair  Ltie,  Inter  City  Papers  Llie,  Cie 
Holt  Renfrew  Ltie,  Beaubran  Corp.,  Cie  Marshall  Steel  Ltie,  Cie 
d’ Assurance  Empire  Life,  Cie  Canada  Dominion  Sugar  Ltie,  Cie 
Standard  Trust,  M.F.G.  Management  Ltie,  Cie  d’ Assurance  Merit, 
pris.  Bureau  de  Direction  Grouped  Income  Shares  Ltie  et  Gou- 
verneur  Mutual  Funds  Management  Corp.  Ltie.  Mem.  R.C.A.P.C. 
de.  1940  a  1945.  Mem.  des  clubs  Mont-Royal,  St.  James  Montreal 
Racket,  Hillside  Tennis,  Forest  &  Stream,  Rideau  (Ottawa)  et  Club 
de  Saumon  Bonaventure.  Homme  au  Sinat  le  16  novembre  1960. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Parli  pol.  :  progressiste  conservateur.  Adresse  :  bureau  :  635  ouest, 
boid.  Dorchester,  Piece  919,  Montreal;  residence  :  1  Place  Ontario, 
Montreal. 

BELISLE,  HON.  RHEAL,  LL.D.  (Sudbury).  B.  July  3, 
1919,  at  Blezard  Valley,  Ont.  S.  of  J.  B.  Belisle  and  Philo- 
mene  Nault  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Blezard  Valley,  Chelms¬ 
ford  High  School  and  Toronto  Univ.  LL.D.  (Honoris 
Causa)  Univ.  Laurentian,  Sudbury,  1971.  M.  Aug.  21, 
1941,  to  Edna,  Rainville,  of  Chelmsford,  Ont.  Eight  chil¬ 
dren:  Helene,  Claire,  Fernand,  Rejeanne,  Gilbert,  Claude, 
Huguette  and  Rheal.  Councillor  of  Rayside  in  1944.  Mayor 
1945  to  1952.  Clerk  Treasurer  for  two  years.  Pres,  and 
Dir.  Sudbury  and  District  Municipal  Assoc.  Dir.  Sudbury 
and  District  Home  for  the  Aged.  Pres,  and  Dir.  Sudbury 
&  District  Chamber  of  Commerce  1950  to  1955  and 
Chelmsford  &  Valley  Chamber  of  Commerce  in  1952. 
Dir.  Fielding  Lumber  Co.  Ltd.  Served  with  Canadian 
Army,  1941  to  1943.  First  elected  to  Ontario  Legis.  g.e. 
1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959.  Chairman  and  mem.  selected 
committees  of  the  Ont.  Legis.  Mem.  Board  of  Governors 
of  Sudbury  Univ.  1963.  Chairman  of  the  Board  from  1964 
to  1970.  Godfather  of  five  universities.  Named,  for  life, 
Hon.  Pres,  of  l’Association  d’Education  d’Ontario  in  1965! 
Named  lifetime  member  of  l’Ordre  de  Merite  de  la  Cul¬ 
ture  Frangaise  au  Canada  by  the  Hon.  Gerard  Pelletier, 
Secretary  of  State,  1969.  Summoned  to  Senate  February 
4,  1963.  Representative  at  NATO  Conf.  Paris,  1963.  Chosen 
Senate  Representative  as  Observer  to  19th  General  As¬ 
sembly  of  United  Nations,  December  1964.  Senate  Repre¬ 
sentative  to  United  Nations  for  visit  of  Pope  Paul  VI, 
1965.  Mem.  Senate  Special  Committees  on  Divorce! 
Science  Policy  and  Poverty.  As  mem.  Committee  on 
Science  Policy,  visited  nine  countries  in  Europe,  July  and 
August  1969.  Delegated  Commonwealth  Parliamentary 
Assoc.  Conference  in  Trinidad  and  Tobago,  October  1969. 
Represented  Senate  and  the  C.P.A.  to  a  fact-finding  tour 
of  Malawi,  Zambia,  Tanzania,  Uganda,  Kenya  and  Ethiopia, 
July  and  Aug.  1970.  On  a  fact-finding  tour  of  Israel  as 


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guest  of  Premier  Golda  Meir.  Party  Pol.  P.C.;  Religion: 
Catholic.  Address:  403  Simpson  Road,  Ottawa,  Ontario. 

BELISLE,  HON.  RHEAL  (Sudbury).  Ne  le  3  juillet  1919  a 
Blezard,  Valley,  Ont.  Fils  de  J.-B.  Bilisle  el  Philotnitte  Nault, 
tons  deux  Can.  jr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  Blezard  Valley,  I’icole  secon- 
daire  de  Chelmsford  et  I’Universite  de  Toronto.  LL.D.  (Doctorat 
Hon.)  Univ.  Laurentienne,  Sudbury,  1971.  M.  le  21  aout  1941  a 
Edna,  Rainville  de  Chelmsford,  Ont.  Huit  enfants:  Helene,  Claire, 
Fernand,  Rejeanne,  Gilbert,  Claude,  Huguette  et  Rheal. 

Conseiller  de  Ray  side  en  1944.  Maire  1945  a  1952  incl.  Tres. 

pendant  deux  a-ns.  Pres,  et  dir.  de  V Association  municipale  du 
district  et  de  la  ville  de  Sudbury.  Dir.  du  Foyer  pour  les  vieillards 
du  district  et  de  la  ville  de  Sudbury.  Pres,  et  dir.  Chambre  de 
Commerce  du  district  et  de  la  ville  de  Sudbury,  1950  a  1955. 

Pres,  et  dir.  Chambre  de  Commerce  de  Chelmsford,  1952.  Pres. 

Fielding  Lumber  Co.  Ltd.  Mem.  de  I’Armee  Canadienne,  1941  a 
1943.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  d  la  Legis.  Ont.  e.g.  1955.  Reelu 
e.g.  1959.  Mem.  Conseil  des  Regents  de  VUniv.  de  Sudbury,  1963. 
Pres.  Conseil  des  Regents  de  VUniv.  de  Sudbury,  1964  a  1970. 
Parrain  de  cinq  universites.  Nomine  pres.  lion.  ( vie)  Association 
Fra-nco-Ontarienne,  1965.  Nomme  mem.  a  vie  Ordre  de  Merite 
de  la  Culture  Frangaise  au  Canada,  1969  par  V honorable  Gerard 
Pelletier,  Secretaire  d’Etat.  Nomine  au  Senat  le  4  fevrier  1963. 
Representant  du  Senat  a  la  Conference  de  VOTAN,  Paris,  1963. 
Nomme  representant  du  Senat  comme  observateur  ala  19°  Assem¬ 
ble  generate  des  Nations-Unies,  decembre  1964.  Nomme  represen¬ 
tant  du  Senat  aux  Nations-Unies  pour  la  visite  du  Pape  Paul  VI, 
1965.  Mem.  des  comites  speciaux  du  Senat  sur  le  divorce,  la  politique 
scientifique  et  la  pauvrete.  A  titre  de  membre  du  comiU  sur  la 
politique  scientifique,  il  visita  neuf  pays  d’Europe  en  juillet  et  aout 
1969.  Dilegue  a  la  Conference  de  V Assoc,  parlementaire  du  Com¬ 
monwealth  a  Trinidad  et  Tobago,  octobre  1969.  Representant  du 
Senat  et  de  VAPC,  juillet  et  aout  1970,  il  fit  un  voyage  d’etude  en 
Afrique:  Tanzanie,  Ugandie,  Kenya,  Ethiopie,  Malawi  et  Zambie, 
juillet  et  aout  1970.  Voyage  d’etude  a  Israel,  invite  du  Premier 
ministre  Golda  Meir.  Parti  pol.:  P.C.;  Religion:  Catholique; 
adresse:  403,  chemin  Simpson,  Ottaiva,  Ontario. 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


BENIDICKSON,  HON.  WILLIAM  MOORE,  P.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B.  (Kenora-Rainy  River).  B.  Apr.  8,  1911,  at  Dauphin, 
Man.  S.  of  Christian  Benidickson  (Icelandic)  and  Ger¬ 
trude  Moore  (Can.).  Ed.  P.S.  and  H.S.  at  Dauphin,  To¬ 
ronto,  Winnipeg  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Agnes  Richardson, 
dau.  of  Mrs.  James  A.  Richardson  of  Winnipeg.  Two  sons 
and  one  daughter.  A  barrister,  Kenora,  Ont.  Served  with 
R.C.A.F,  rank  acting  Wing-Com.  Mem.  A.F.  and  A.M.  Life 
Mem.  Kenora  Royal  Can.  Legion  and  Clubs  Manitoba. 
Former  Hon.  Solicitor  for  Kenora  Trades  and  Labour 
Council.  First  elected  to  House  of  Commons,  1945.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1949,  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962  and  1963.  Ap¬ 
pointed  Pari.  Asst,  to  Min.  of  Transport,  1951  and  to  Min. 
of  Finance,  1953.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd. 
Min.  of  Mines  and  Technical  Surveys,  April  22,  1963. 
Summoned  to  Senate  July  8,  1965.  Knight  of  the  Order  of 
the  Falcon  of  Iceland.  Dir.  Steep  Rock  Iron  Mines  Ltd. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.-Lab.  Rel.:  U.C.  of  Canada.  Address:  151 
Mariposa,  Rockcliffe,  Ottawa  2,  Ont.  and  Kenora,  Ont. 

BLOIS.  HON.  FREDERICK  MURRAY  (Colchester- 
Hants).  B.  Mar.  30,  1893  at  Gore,  Hants  Co.,  N.S.  S.  of  Ar¬ 
chibald  Blois,  English  and  Margaret  Ann  MacNeil,  Scotch. 
Ed.  at  Colchester  Academy.  M.  Oct.  6,  1914  to  Grace 
Louise  (dec.  March  9,  I960),  dau.  of  late  C.  Foster  Cox 
of  Truro,  N.S.  One  daughter,  Mrs.  Shirley  Blois  Brown 
of  New  York  City.  Retired  businessman.  General  Super¬ 
intendent  of  Stanfields  Ltd.  forty  years.  Director  of 
Stanfields  Ltd.,  Electrical  Distributors  Ltd.,  C.  F.  Cox 
Ltd.,  Atlantic  Electric  Stores  Ltd.,  and  Colchester  Broad¬ 
casting  Co.  Vice  Pres.  Donato  Faini  &  Figli  (Canada) 
Ltd.  Member  Board  of  Gov.  N.  S.  Research  Found¬ 
ation.  Truro  Town  Council  1931-1937,  and  deputy 
mayor  1937-1945.  M.  L.  A.  Colchester  Co.  1937-1945. 
Exec.  Asst.  Min.  of  Highways  1957-1960.  Past.  pres. 
Colchester  County  Hospital  Trust;  past  chairman 
Truro  Board  of  School  Commission;  past  pres.  Truro 
Rotary  Club,  Curling  Club,  Board  of  Trade,  N.S.  P.C. 
Assn.;  past  Grand  High  Priest,  Royal  Arch  Masons,  N.S., 
P.E.I.  &  Nfld.  Mem.  1960  Can.-U.S.A.  Inter-Parliamentary 


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Committee  and  alternate  del.  15th  Session  U  N.  Serving 
on  Financial  and  Budgetary  Committee.  First  elected  to 
N.S.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1937.  Re-elected  g.e.  1941.  Def.  g.e.  1945. 
Opposition  House  Leader,  N.S.  Legis.  1939  and  1941-45. 
Summoned  to  Senate  Jan.  14.  1960.  Party  pol.  Pro¬ 
gressive  Conservative.  Rel.  Baptist.  Address:  P.O.  Box  786, 
Truro.  N.S. 


BONNELL,  HON.  MARK  LORNE,  M.D.,  C.M.,  L.M.C.C. 
(Murray  River)  B.  Jan.  4,  1923  at  Hopefield,  P.E.I.  S.  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.G.H.  Bonnell.  Ed.  at  West  Kent  School, 
Charlottetown;  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  Charlottetown;  Dal- 
housie  Univ.  M.  July  6,  1949  to  Ruby,  dau.  of  John  Jardine 
of  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  Two  children,  Mark  Lome  and 
Linda  Florence.  A  Medical  Doctor.  Mem.  P.E.I.  Medical 
Society.  Sect’y.  to  Kings  County  Memorial  Hospital  Me¬ 
dical  Staff.  Mem.  of  Kings  County  Board  of  Trade.  Mem. 
PEI  Centennial  Commission.  P/M  St.  Andrew’s  Lodge 
No.  13.  Mem.  of  Philae  Temple,  Halifax.  First  elected  to 
P.E.I.  Legis.,  g.e.  1951.  Re-elected  g.e.  1955,  1959,  1962, 
1966  and  1970.  Min.  of  Health,  1955  1959,  Liberal  House 
Leader,  March  10,  1965  to  December,  1965.  Acting  Leader 
of  Liberal  Party,  P.E.I.  1965.  Min.  of  Welfare  1966-1970. 
Min  of  Tourist  Development,  1966-1971.  Min.  Responsible 
for  Housing,  1970-1971.  Summoned  to  the  Senate  Novem¬ 
ber  15,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  Presbyterian. 
Address:  Murray  River,  P.E.I. 


BOUCHER,  HON.  WILLIAM  ALBERT  (Prince  Albert). 
B.  Nov.  12,  1889,  at  St.  Louis,  Sask.  S.  of  J.  B.  Boucher 
and  Maria  Bremner,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Louis  and 
privately.  M.  June  20,  1916  to  Hedwige  (dec.  Jan.  1968), 
dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Louis  Marion,  of  Duck  Lake,  Sask. 
Three  children:  Marion  (dec.),  Laurine  and  George.  Farmer 
and  retired  merchant.  Was  reeve  of  the  R.M.  ot  S  . 
Louis  for  13  years;  Director  of  the  Sas^  Association  of 
Rural  Municipalities  for  6  years  and  director  of  t  e 
Sask.  Anti-T.B.  League  for  12  years.  Prince  Albert  Club. 
First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.,  at  a  by-election  Oct.  25  948 

Re-elect,  at  g.e.,  June  27,  1949.  Sask.  Whip  1949-19)3 


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Summoned  to  Senate  of  Canada  Jan.  3,  1957.  Party  pol  • 
Liberal.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  450  -  15th  St.  W.,  Prince 
Albert,  Sask. 

BOUCHER,  HON.  WILLIAM  ALBERT  (Prince  Albert).  Ne 

m12-  "I* '  1889‘  “  St •  Louis’  Sask‘  fUs  de  J-B-  Boucher  el  de 
Mina  Bremner,  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  St.  Louis, 
Sask.  M.  le  20  juin  1916,  a  Hedwige  (dec.)  fille  de  M.  et  madame 
Louis  Marion,  Duck  Lake,  Sask.  Trots  enfant;  Marion  (dec.), 
et  George,  bermier  et  ancien  marchand.  Frijel  de  la 
Municipality  Rurale  de  St-Louis  pendant  16  ans.  Dir.  de  l’ Assoc, 
es  Municipality  Rurales  de  Saskatchewan  pendant  6  ans:  dir 
Ain  rtgUur  Anlt~ Tuberculeuse  pendant  12  ans.  Mem.  Club  Prince 
AjoeH.  Elu  pour  la  premiire  jois  d  la  Ch.  des  Cum.  d  une 
Election  compUmentaue,  le  25  oct.  1948.  Ri-ilu  d  I’i.e.  le 
27'  '  jum  1949 .  Nomme  au  Senat  le  3  janvier  1957.  Parti  pol  • 

liberal  Rel  •  catholique.  Adresse:  450-1 5ieme  rue  ouest,  Prince 
Albert,  Sask. 

t  B2U?SETt’  H0N-  P.C.,  B.Sc.A.,  M.E.I.C., 

«  g;?'rKe  La«rentides).  B.  Oct.  20,  1907  at  Lauzon,  Que. 
r  ^ourget  and  Elmire  Gosselin,  both  Fr  - 

i  CT?I?™er,Cial  Academy>  Quebec,  Lauzon  Coll.,  and 
at  Ecole  Polytechnique”  of  Montreal.  M  Aug  31  1949  to 
Marguerite,  dau.  of  E.  P.  Cleary,  of  Quebec.  Two  dau’gh- 

rT'tv112311/1^  afdu  Li?Tr,^e-  A  consulting  engineer.  Mem. 
Bd.  Dir.  of  British  Nfld.  Corp.  Ltd.  and  Hall  Corp.  of 

Can.  Member  Engineering  Institute  of  Canada;  K.  of 
r  ’  S10na*  Engineers’  Corporation  of  Quebec  Re 

form  Club,  Cercle  Universitaire,  Garrison,  Quebec.  Elect 
to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  1940  and  re-elect,  at  g.e.,  1945,  1949 
1953,  1957  and  1958.  Parliamentary  Asst.,  to  the  M111  of 
Public  Works,  Oct.  14,  1953  to  1957.  Can.  Del.  to  U.N., 
Paris,  1951.  Can.  Del.  Gen.  Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Inter¬ 
parliamentary  Conference,  London,  1961.  Joint  Chairman  of 
Can.  Deleg.  to  7th  Mtg.  Can.-U.S.  Int.  Group,  Washington, 
D  C.  Jan.  14-19,  1964.  Summoned  to  Senate  Apr.  27  1963! 
Speaker,  Apr.  27,  1963  to  Jan.  6,  1966.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council,  Feb.  22,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic 
Address:  3  Place  Baribeau,  Levis,  Que. 


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BOURGET,  HON.  MAURICE,  C.P.,  B.Sc.A.,  M.E.I.C.,  Ing.P. 
(Les  Laurentides).  Ne  le  20  act.  1907,  a  Lauzon,  Que.  Fils  de 
Philippe-T.  Bourget  et  Elmire  Gosselin,  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses 
etudes  au  Coll  de  Lauzon,  d  I’Acadimie  Commerciale  de  Quebec  et 
a  I’icole  Polytechnique  de  Montrial.  M.  le  31  aoflt  1949  a  Margue¬ 
rite,  fille  de  M.  E.  P.  Cleary,  de  Quibec.  Deux  filles:  Suzanne  et 
Louise.  Inginieur  conseil.  Mem.  de  VInstitut  des  inginieurs  pro- 
fessionnels  de  Quebec;  Chev.  de  Colomb;  Corporation  des  ingi¬ 
nieurs  projessionnels  de  Quibec;  Club  de  Rijorme,  Cercle  Uni- 
versitaire  et  Garnison,  Quibec.  Dir.  British  N ewfld.  Corp.  Ltd. 
et  Hall  Corp.  of  Can.  Elu  a.  la  Ch.  des  Com.,  i.g.  1940,  1945, 
1949,  1953,  1957  et  1958.  Nommi  adjoint  parlementaire  du  Min.  des 
Travaux  publics,  14  oct.  1953  a.  1957.  Dil.  du  Can.  a  I’Assemblie 
des  N.U.,  Paris,  1951.  Del.  Assemblie  Ginirale  des  Parlementaires 
du  Commonwealth  d  Londres,  1961.  Nommi  au  Sinat  le  27  avril 
1963.  Pres,  du  27  avril  1963  au  6  janvier  1966.  Pris.  conjoint 
de  la  dilig.  can.  d  la  7’  riunion  Groupe  inter  parlementaire  Can.- 
E.-U.  4  Washington,  D.C.  14  au  19  jan.  1964.  Assermenti  du 
Conseil  Privi  le  23  fiv.,  1966.  Pol.,  libiral.  Rel.,  catholique. 
A  dr  esse:  3  Place  Baribeau,  Livis,  Qui. 

BOURQUE,  HON.  ROMUALD  (De  la  Valliere).  Born 
Dec.  6th,  1889,  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  Son  of  Francois  Bourque 
and  Rachel  Langevin,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Gulgues  School 
and  St.  Brigid’s  School;  High  School  Entrance  Examina¬ 
tion.  Married  Oct.  25th,  1913  to  Grace  Darling  Wood 
(Dec.  Sept.  1971).  Two  sons:  Winston  (M.  to  Geor¬ 
gette  Berube)  and  Stuart  (M.  to  Rita  Quintin). 
Mayor  City  of  Outremont,  Que.  1947-63.  Charter  member 
Past  Pres,  and  Life  Dir.,  St.  Lawrence  Kiwams  Club  of 
Montreal,  Inc.  Past  Lt.  Gov.  of  Kiwanis.  Mem:  Mount  Ste¬ 
phen  Club;  St.  Denis  Club;  Le  Cercle  Universitaire,  Re¬ 
form  Club,  Laval-sur-le-Lac  Golf  Club,  Hon.  Pres.  Outre¬ 
mont  Curling  and  Outremont  Lawn  Bowling.  Past  Pres.: 
Better  Business  Bureau  of  Mont.;  Pres.:  Mont,  and  Dist. 
Youth  Placement  Council.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  a 
by-election  Oct.  6,  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1953,  1957.  1958 
and  1962.  Summoned  to  Senate  July  16,  1963.  Party  pol., 
Liberal.  Rel.,  Catholic.  Address:  641  St.  Germain  Ave., 
Outremont,  Que. 


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BOURQUE,  HON.  ROMUALD  (De  la  Valliere).  Ne  le  6  dec. 
1889,  a  Ottawa,  Ont.  Fils  de  Francois  Bourque  et  de  Rachel 
Langevin,  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’ecole  Guigues 
et  I’ecole  St.  Bridgid.  M.  le  25  oct.  1913,  a  Grace  Darling 
Wood  (dec.  sept.  1971).  Deux  fils:  Winston  (m.  a  Georgette 
Berube)  et  Stuart  (m.  a  Rita  Quintin).  Sec.  hon.  Ligue  Anti- 
tubercideuse  de  Montreal,  Que.  Maire  de  la  ville  d’Outremont 
1947-63.  Membre  des  clubs  suivants:  Mount  Stephen,  le  Club  St- 
Denis,  le  Club  de  Reforme,  le  Cercle  Universitaire,  Laval-sur- 
le-Lac  Golf,  pres.  hon.  du  Club  Curling  Outremont  et  le 
Club  de  Lawn  Bowling  Outremont.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois 
a  la  C.  des  C.,  d  une  Election  complementaire,  le  6  octobre  1952. 
Riilu  i.g.  1953,  1957,  1958  et  1962.  Nomine  au  Senat  le  16  juillet 
1963.  Parti  pol.,  liberal.  Rel.,  catholique.  Adresse:  641,  St.  Ger¬ 
main,  Outremont,  Qui. 

BUCKWOLD,  HON.  SIDNEY  LABE,  B.Com.  (Saska¬ 
toon)  B.  Nov.  3rd,  1916  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Harry 
Buckwold  and  Dorothy  Freedman.  Ed.  Nutana  Collegiate 
Saskatoon,  Univ.  of  Sask.  and  McGill  Univ.  M.  17  Sept. 
1939  to  Clarice  Rabinovitch,  dau.  of  Samuel  Robinovitch 
of  Regina.  One  son,  Jay,  and  two  daughters  Judith,  and 
Linda.  On  graduation  entered  family  business,  Buckwold’s 
Ltd.,  wholesale  distributors.  Served  Canadian  Army  1942 
to  1945  as  officer  in  R.C.A.S.C.  Alderman  City  of  Saska¬ 
toon  1953  to  1957.  Mayor  1958  to  1963  and  1967  to  1971. 
Served  as  member  of  Senate  of  Univ.  of  Sask.;  National 
Vice-President,  Canadian  Diabetic  Assoc.;  Chairman  Sas¬ 
katoon  Symphony  Orchestra;  Pres,  of  the  Saskatoon  Rotary 
Club;  Chairman  St.  Paul’s  Hospital  Advisory  Board;  Mem. 
Bd.  Sask.  Power  Corp.  and  Western  Development  Museum. 
Pres.  Canadian  Fed.  of  Mayors  and  Municipalities;  Pres. 
Sask.  Urban  Municipalities  Assoc.;  Chairman  Board  of  Dir. 
Alvin  Buckwold  Mental  Retardation  Unit;  Western  Vice- 
Pres.  Zionist  Organization  of  Can.  1960,  headed  Canadian 
deleg.  to  meeting  of  International  Union  of  Local  Authori¬ 
ties;  served  on  National  Productivity  Council  1960-1963; 
Mem.  of  Steering  Committee  of  National  Conference  on 
Canada’s  Centennial  1969,  named  Sask.  Salesman  of  The 


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Year  1971,  named  Saskatoon  Citizen  of  The  Year.  Dir. 
Bank  of  Montreal  and  several  other  Canadian  Companies. 
Mem.  National  Council  of  Duke  of  Edinburgh’s  Awards 
in  Canada.  Mem.  Saskatoon  Club,  Riverside  Golf  and 
Country  Club,  B’Nai  B’Rith,  Imperial  Lodge  160,  AF  & 
AM.  Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1963  and  by-election  1964  and  def. 
Summoned  to  Senate  November  4th,  1971.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Jewish.  Address:  824  Sask.  Cres.  East,  Saskatoon, 
Sask. 

BURCHILL,  HON.  GEORGE  PERCIVAL,  B.Sc.F.,  and 
(Hon.)  LL.D.  (Northumberland-Miramichi).  B.  Nov.  3. 
1889,  at  Nelson,  N.B.  S.  of  John  P.  Burchill  and  Eliza  B. 
Wilkinson,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Harkins  Academy,  Newcastle, 
N.B.,  Rothesay  Collegiate  School,  and  University  of  New 
Brunswick,  N.B.  B.Sc.F.,  Hon.  LL.D.,  and  Hon.  D.  C.  L. 
from  King’s  Coll.,  Halifax  N.  S.  M.  Feb.  23,  1916, 
to  Jean  Gordon  Garden,  dau.  of  Julius  T.  Garden,  of 
Woodstock,  N.B.  One  son:  Fit.  Lt.  John  G.  Burchill, 
married  to  Jean  McDonald.  A  Lumber  Merchant.  Pres. 
Geo.  Burchill  &  Sons,  Ltd.,  Nelson-Miramichi,  N.B.  Chair¬ 
man  of  the  Board  of  Directors  N.B.  Telephone  Co.,  Dir. 
Bathurst  Power  and  Paper,  Director  Montreal  Trust  Co., 
and  several  local  companies.  Member  of  A.F.  &  A.M. 
and  Grand  Master  for  N.B.,  1933,  35.  Warden  Munici¬ 
pality  of  Northumberland,  1913-1915.  Member  Senate 
University  of  New  Brunswick,  President  Canadian  Lum¬ 
bermen  Assn.,  1927-28.  Pres.  Canadian  Forestry  Assn., 
1941-1944,  Chairman  Maritime  Lumber  Bureau  1941-43, 
Pres.  N.B.  Council  Boy  Scouts  Assn.,  Pres.  N.B.  Forest 
Products  Assn.  1938-44.  Pres.  N.B.  Liberal  Assn.  1941- 
1953.  Liberal  Candidate  in  Northumberland  (N.B.)  in 
1930  and  defeated.  Mem.  of  Miramichi  Golf  Club  and 
Union  Club  St.  John,  N.B.  Summoned  to  Senate, 
April  9,  1945.  Party  pol.,  Liberal.  Religion,  Anglican 
Church  of  Canada.  Address,  Nelson-Miramichi,  N.B. 

CAMERON,  HON.  DONALD,  B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  LL.D.  (Banff). 
B.  Mar.  6th,  1903,  at  Devonport,  England.  S.  of  Donald 
Cameron  and  Marion  MacFayden,  both  Scottish.  Came 


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to  Canada,  1906.  Ed.  at  Lakeview  High  School  and  Univ. 
of  Alberta.  Degrees:  B.Sc.  1930,  M.Sc.  1934,  LL.D. 
(Honoris  Causa)  Univ.  of  B.C.  1959.  M.  July  6th,  1932, 
to  Stella  Mary,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Samuel  Joseph 
Ewing,  of  Calgary,  Alberta.  One  daughter:  Mary  Jean. 
(Mrs.  T.  J.  Elliott).  Professor.  Director  Dept,  of  Extension, 
Univ.  of  Alberta,  1936-1956;  Dir.  Banff  School  of  Fine  Arts, 
1936-1939;  Dir.  Banff  School  of  Advanced  Management, 
1952-1968,  Chairman  of  the  Board  1968  to  present.  Dir. 
National  Film  Society  of  Canada,  1936-1950;  Pres.  Can. 
Handicrafts  Guild,  1946-49;  Mem.  National  Film  Board  of 
Canada,  1943-1950;  Chairman  Can.  Legion  Education  Serv¬ 
ices  Alberta  Command,  1939-46;  Mem.  National  Advisory 
Comm,  on  Citizenship,  1939-45;  Mem.  Can.  Institute  of 
Agric.;  Amer.  Acad.  Pol.  Science;  Mem.  Council  Can.  Assn, 
for  Adult  Education;  Educational  Consultant  Performing 
Arts  Magazine.  Western  Can.  Consultant  Encyclopedia 
Britannica;  Mem.  Can.  Govt.  Delegation  to  Ninth  Gen. 
Conf.  UNESCO,  New  Delhi,  1956;  Leader  Can.  Del. 
UNESCO  Conf.  Montreal,  1960.  Appointed  Chairman  Royal 
Commission  on  Education,  Alberta,  1958.  Leader  Can.  Del. 
Ninth  Conf.  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.  Kuala  Lumpur 
1963.  Mem.  Can.  Pari.  Deleg.  17th  Conf.  Commonwealth 
Pari  Assn.,  Kuala  Lumpur,  1971;  Vice-Chairman  Senate 
Committee  on  Science  Policy  1968  to  present;  Dir.  United 
World  College  School  of  the  Pacific,  1962  to  present;  Dir. 
Rocky  Mountain  Plaza,  Calgary  1972.  Summoned  to  Senate, 
July  28,  1955.  Party  pol.:  Ind.  Liberal.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  Banff,  Alberta. 

CARTER,  HON.  CHESLEY  WILLIAM  (The  Grand 
Banks).  B.  July  29,  1902,  at  Pass  Island,  Nfld.  S.  of  W.  P. 
Carter,  and  Sarah  A.  Rose,  both  British.  Ed.  at  C.  of  E. 
School,  Pass  Island.  Bishop  Field  College,  St.  John’s;  Me¬ 
morial  Univ.,  St.  John’s;  Dalhousie  and  King’s  Univer¬ 
sity,  Halifax.  B.Sc.  Degree  (Physics  and  Chemistry).  M. 
Nov.  24.  1934,  to  Elsie  Olga,  daughter  of  Amos  Webber, 
of  Halifax,  N.S.  Three  children  :  Norma  Marie  (m.  to  Sid¬ 
ney  Butler),  Ann  Webber  and  Allan  William.  Educationist; 
Supervisory  Inspector  of  Schools,  1935-1940;  Dir.  of  the 


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Division  of  Adult  Education  and  Audio  Visual  Aids  of  the 
Dept,  of  Education,  Nfld.,  1946-1949.  Nfld.  School  Sup¬ 
plies  1949.  Served  overseas  in  Royal  Nfld.  Regt..  from 
1917-1919;  after  demobilization  attended  High  School; 
taught  school  in  Nfld.  and  N.S.;  worked  way  through 
Coll.,  1929-33,  with  assistance  of  scholarship.  Served  with 
Can.  Army  overseas  in  World  War  2,  1941-46.  Discharged 
with  rank  of  Major.  Great  War  Veterans’  Assn.;  Former 
mem.  of  the  Executive,  Former  Chairman  of  Relief 
Comm.;  Cathedral  Men’s  Club.  Organizer  &  Hon.  Pres. 
War  Veterans’  Co-op.  Society;  St.  John’s  Community 
Forum.  Nfld.  Ex.  Officers  Club,  and  Laurier  Club  (Char¬ 
ter  Mem  ).  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  June  27,  1949. 
Re-elected  at  g.e.,  1953,  1957  (accl.),  1958,  1962,  1963  and 
1965.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Veterans  Affairs,  May 
1963.  Summoned  to  Senate,  July  8,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Anglican  Church  of  Canada.  Address:  Box  N-366, 
St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

CHOQUETTE,  HON.  LIONEL  HENRI,  B.L.,  Q.C.  (Ot¬ 
tawa  East).  B.  Mar.  6th,  1906,  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  S. 
of  Seraphin  Choquette  and  Alice  Marcotte,  both  Fr.  Can. 
Ed.  at  Ottawa  Separate  schools  (Garneau  and  Brebeuf) 
and  Ottawa  University.  Degree:  Bachelor  of  Letters. 
Graduated  in  Arts,  Univ.  of  Ottawa,  in  1928,  and  in  law, 
Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto,  Ont.,  in  1932.  M.  May  14,  1935 
to  Marie  Celine  Carmen  Bishop,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs 
W.  S.  Bishop,  of  Ottawa,  Ont.  Seven  children:  Jules, 
Guy,  Lise,  Claude,  Claire,  Marc  and  Julie.  Barrister-at- 
law.  Apptd.  K.C.  in  1944.  Pres.  County  of  Carleton  Law 
Assn.,  1951-52.  Pres.  Conservative  Assn.,  East  Ottawa, 
from  1945  to  1949.  Mem.  Institut  Canadien-Frangais  and 
Le  Cercle  Universitaire.  Was  pol.  cand.  in  1935  and  1949 
and  defeated.  Summoned  to  Senate,  Jan.  31,  1958.  Deputy 
Government  Leader  in  Senate  1963.  Party  pol.,  Conser¬ 
vative.  Rel.,  R.C.  Address:  Office,  45  Rideau  St.;  Res.,  595 
Besserer  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

CHOQUETTE.  HON.  LIONEL  HENRI,  B.L.,  C.R.  (Ottawa 
Est.).  Ne  le  6  mars  1906  a  Ottawa,  Ont.  Fils  de  Seraphin 
Choquette  et  Alice  Marcotte,  torn  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes 


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aux  icoles  sipailes  (Garneau  et  Bribeuf)  et  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa. 
Gradue  des  Arts,  Vniv.  d' Ottawa,  en  1928,  en  Droit,  Osgoode 
Hall,  Toronto,  Ont.,  en  1932.  Avocat.  M.  le  14  max  1935,  d 
Marie  Celine  Carmen,  fille  de  M.  et  Mme  W.  S.  Bishop,  d’Ot¬ 
tawa,  Ont.  Sept  en  fonts:  Jules,  Guy,  Lise,  Claude,  Claire,  Marc 
et  Julie.  Nommt  C.R.  1944.  Pres.  Assoc.  Conservatrice  d’Otta¬ 
wa  Est,  1945  a  1949.  Mem.  Institut  Canadien-Fran(ais  et  le 
Club  Universitaire.  Fut  candidal  e.g.,  1935  et  1949  et  defait. 
Nomine  au  Senat  le  31  janvier  1958.  Parti  pol.,  conservateur. 
Rel.,  catholique.  Adresses:  Bureau,  45,  rue  Rideati;  Residence. 
505,  rue  Besserer,  Ottawa.  Ont. 

CONNOLLY,  HON.  HAROLD,  LL.D.  (Halifax  North). 
Born  September  8th,  1901,  at  Sydney,  N.S.  S.  of  Richard 
Joseph  Connolly  and  Ann  Duffield,  both  Irish  Can.  Ed 
at  Halifax  Public  Schools  and  St.  Mary’s  College.  Degree: 
LL.D.  M.  (1st)  Sept.  1928,  to  Catherine  Burns.  M.  (2nd) 
Jan.  1935  to  Vivian,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Albert  Martel, 
of  Boston,  Mass.  Six  children:  Catherine,  Maureen,  Den¬ 
nis,  David,  Sharon  and  Patricia.  Lieut.  R.C.A.S.C.  — 
C.O.T.C.,  1940-1945  (Reserve).  Mem.  of  Halifax  Club. 
Ashburn  Golf  Club.  Mem.  of  Nova  Scotia  Legisl.,  1936 
to  1955  (Twenty  complete  sessions).  Cabinet  Minister 
from  1941  to  1954.  Premier  of  Nova  Scotia,  April  13, 
1954  to  Sept.  30,  1954.  Summoned  to  Senate,  July  28th, 
1955.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  7  Ingle¬ 
wood  Drive,  Halifax,  N.S. 

CONNOLLY,  HON.  JOHN  JOSEPH,  P.C.,  O.B.E.,  Q.C., 
Ph  D.,  LL.D.  (Ottawa  West).  B.  Oct.  31,  1906,  at  Ottawa, 
Ont.  S.  of  Patrick  T.  Connolly  and  Josephine  Macdonald, 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Ottawa  Separate  Schools;  Univ.  of  Ottawa; 
Queen’s  Univ.,  Kingston,  Ont.;  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  In¬ 
diana;  Univ.  of  Montreal  (Law.).  Knight  Comm,  (with 
star)  of  the  Order  of  St.  Gregory  the  Great.  M.  Aug.  6, 
1938,  to  Ida  B.,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  E.  Jones,  of 
Ottawa,  Ont.  Two  sons:  Peter  Charles  and  John  Macdonald. 
Barrister.  Mem.  of  Bars  of  Prov.  of  Ontario  and  Quebec. 
Professor  of  Philosophy.  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  Indiana, 
1928-31;  Executive  Asst,  to  Minister  of  National  Defence 
for  Naval  Services,  1941-45;  Counsel  to  Macdonald  &  Con- 


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nolly,  Barristers,  Ottawa.  Pres.,  National  Liberal  Federa¬ 
tion  1961-64.  Past  Pres.  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.  1965- 
66,  and  mem.  Executive  Committee  1966-70;  Past  Pres. 
Country  of  Carleton  Law  Association;  Past  Pres.  English 
Catholic  Education  Association  of  Ontario;  Past  Pres. 
General  Canadian  Catholic  Historical  Association; 
former  mem.  Council  of  Canadian  Bar  Assoc.  Mem.  of 
Parliamentary  Delegation  of  Atlantic  Congress  (NATO) 
1959;  and  to  NATO  Parliamentary  meetings,  Washington 
1959,  Paris  1960  and  1961.  Leader  Canadian  delegation 
Coronation  Paul  VI,  Rome,  1963;  Inauguration  Pres.  Frei, 
Chile,  1964;  Leader  Canadian  delegation  meeting  Science 
Ministers,  O.E.C.D.,  Paris,  1967.  Attended  general  meet¬ 
ings  C.P.A.,  Wellington,  N.Z.,  1965;  Ottawa  1966;  Nassau 
1968;  Port-of-Spain,  1969.  Summoned  to  Senate  June  12, 
1953.  Min.  of  the  Administration  and  Leader  of  Govt,  in 
Senate  Feb.  3,  1964  to  April,  1968.  Party  pol.:  Liberal. 
Rel.:  Roman  Catholic.  Address:  517  O’Connor  St.,  Ottawa. 

COOK,  HON.  ERIC,  Q.C.  (Harbour  Grace).  B.  July  26, 
1909  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Hon.  Sir  Tasker  Keech  Cook, 
M.L.C.  and  Henrietta  Pennock.  Ed.  Bishop  Field  Coll.  M. 
July  17,  1935  to  Mary  Leamon  dau.  of  Frederick  W.  Angel. 
Four  children:  Peter  Pennock,  David  Angel,  Jonathan  Bart¬ 
lett  and  Elizabeth  Sheridan.  Called  Bar  of  Nfld.  1932. 
A  solicitor.  Chairman  T.  McMurdo  &  Co.  Ltd.  Dir.  Bank 
of  Montreal,  William  Nosworthy  Ltd.,  Heap  &  Partners 
(Nfld.)  Ltd.,  and  Maritime  Assurance  Co.  Mem.  Murray’s 
Pond  (St.  John’s),  Mount  Royal  Club  (Montreal)  and 
Rideau  Club  (Ottawa).  Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  14, 
1964.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  P.O.  Box 
937,  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  and  111  Wurtemburg  St.,  Ottawa. 

COTE,  HON.  JOSEPH  JULIEN  JEAN-PIERRE,  P.C. 
(Kennebec).  B.  Jan.  9,  1926  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Joseph 
Emile  Cote  and  Cedia  Roy  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Longueuil 
Coll.,  Tech.  School  and  School  of  Dental  Technology.  M. 
July  31,  1949  to  Germaine  dau.  of  Charles  Tremblay  of 
Chandler,  Gaspe  Co.,  Que.  Eight  children:  Andree,  Gilbert, 
Danielle,  Robert,  Paul,  Helene,  Jocelyne  and  Isabelle.  A 


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dental  technician.  Pres.  Longueuil  School  Bd.  1961-63.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965  and  1968. 
Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Postmaster  General 
Dec.  18,  1965.  Min.  of  National  Revenue,  1968  to  Sept.  24, 

1970.  Min.  without  Portfolio  Sept.  24,  1970.  Apptd.  Post¬ 
master  General  1971.  Summoned  to  Senate,  Sept.  1,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Longueuil,  Que. 

COTE,  HON.  JOSEPH  JULIEN  JEAN-PIERRE,  C.P.,  (Ken¬ 
nebec).  Ne  le  9  jan.  1926  a  Montreal,  Que.  Fils  de  Joseph  Emile 
Coti  et  Cidia  Roy  tous  deux  Can.  jr.  Fit  ses  etudes  au  Coll,  de 
Longueuil,  Ecole  Technique  et  a  I’Ecole  de  Technologie  Dentaire. 
M.  le  31  juillet  1949  a.  Germaine,  fille  de  Charles  Tremblay,  de 
Chandler,  Ct£  Gaspi,  Qui.  Huit  enfants:  Andrie,  Gilbert,  Da¬ 
nielle,  Robert,  Paul,  Hillne,  Jocelyne  et  Isabelle.  Un  technicien 
dentaire.  Pris.  Comm.  Scolaire  de  Longueuil  1961-63.  Elu  pour 
la  premiire  fois  A  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  1963.  Rl-llu  i.g.  1965  et  1968. 
Assermenti  du  Conseil  Privi  et  nommi  Min.  des  Postes,  die.  18, 
1965.  Min.  du  Revenu  national,  1968.  Nomme  Min.  des  Postes 

1971.  Nomme  au  Senat  le  l’r  sept.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
catholique.  Adresse:  Longueuil,  P.Q. 

CROLL,  HON.  DAVID  ARNOLD,  Q.C.  (Toronto- 
Spadina).  B.  March  12,  1900,  Moscow,  Russia.  Came  to 
Canada  1905.  Son  of  Hillel  Croll  and  Minnie  Cherniak. 
Barrister.  Called  to  the  Bar  1925,  created  a  Q.C. 
1934.  Married  Sarah  Levin  1925.  Three  daughters, 
Eunice  (Mrs.  David  Mouckley),  Constance  (Mrs.  Ira 
Young),  Sandra  (Mrs.  Frederick  Papsin).  Mayor  of 
Windsor  1930-34  and  again  1938-41.  First  elected  to  the 
Ontario  Legislature  1934,  re-elected  and  served  until 
1944.  Minister  of  Public  Welfare,  Minister  of  Municipal 
Affairs,  Minister  of  Labour  in  Hepburn  administration. 
On  active  service  1939-45.  Entered  Army  as  Private, 
discharged  with  rank  of  Colonel.  First  elected  to 
the  House  of  Commons  1945,  re-elected  1949  and  1953. 
Chairman  of  many  standing  and  special  committees,  mem¬ 
ber  of  Canadian  Parliamentary  Delegation  to  NATO  1955, 
Canadian  delegate  United  Nations  General  Assembly  1957 
Summoned  to  Senate  July  28,  1955.  First  Jewish  Cabinet 
Minister  and  Senator  in  Canada.  Member  Primrose  Club, 


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Oakdale  Golf  and  Country  Club,  A.F.  &  A.M.  (32nd  Scot¬ 
tish  Rite).  Party  politics:  Liberal.  Religion:  Hebrew.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Toronto  Dominion  Centre,  Box  192,  Suite  3503, 
Toronto  111,  Ont. 

DAVEY,  HON.  DOUGLAS  KEITH,  B.A.  (York).  B. 
April  21,  1926  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Charles  Minto  Davey 
and  Grace  Viola  Curtis  both  Can.  Ed.  at  N.  Toronto 
Collegiate,  Victoria  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  April  5, 
1952  to  Catherine  Isobel  dau.  of  Douglas  Hamilton  Hart 
of  Woodstock,  Ont.  Three  children:  Douglas,  Ian  and 
Catherine.  Past  Commissioner,  Canadian  Football  League. 
National  Organizer  Liberal  Party  of  Can.  1961-66.  Pres. 
Keith  Davey  Ltd.  Dir.  Central  Hospital,  Toronto.  Chairman 
Bd.  of  Christian  Performing  Arts;  and  Bd.  of  Alcoholics 
and  Drugs  Concerns.  Pres.  Sportsmen’s  Mutual  Fund.  Dir. 
Bobby  Orr  Enterprises.  Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  24,  1966. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  108  Casan- 
dra  Blvd.,  Don  Mills,  Ont. 


DENIS,  HON.  AZELLUS,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (La- 
salle).  B.  March  26,  1907,  at  St.  Norbert,  Co.  Berthier.  S.  of 
Arsene  Denis  and  Georgiana  Laporte,  both  French  Can. 
Ed  at  St  Norbert,  Joliette  and  Montreal.  Degrees : 
B.A.  and  LL.B.  M.  April  14,  1945,  to  Emerencienne 
Fleury-Bissonnette.  Member  of  Reform  Club,  Montreal, 
and  Assoc,  des  Hommes  d’Affaires  du  Nord.  Also 
member  Liberal  Assn.  St-Denis-Laurier,  Cercle  Villeray. 
Was  Major  retired  in  2nd  Battalion  (Reserve)  Cha- 
teauguay  Regt.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1935.  Del. 
UN  Sessions,  N.Y.,  1957.  Twice  Appt’d.  to  Can.-U.S. 
Interparliamentary  Group.  Re-elected  g.e.  1940,  1945,  194P 
1953,  1957,  1958,  1962  and  1963.  Sworn  in  as  Mem.  of 
Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Postmaster  General,  Apr.  22, 
1963.  Summoned  to  Senate,  Feb.  7,  1964.  Party  pol.,  Lib. 
Rel.,  Catholic.  Address:  7319  Boyer  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 


DENIS,  HON.  AZELLUS,  C.P.,  C.R.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Lasalle).  Ne 
le  26  mars  1907,  a  St-Norbert,  comte  Berthier,  Que.  Fils  de  Arsene 
Denis  et  de  Georgiana  Laporte,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes 
a.  St-Norbert,  Joliette  et  Montreal.  Degres:  B.A.,  LL.B.  M.  le 


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14  avril  1945.  Emerencienne  Fleury-Bissonnette.  Membre 
Clubs  de  Riforme,  Montrial;  Assoc,  des  Hommes  d’ Affaires 
du  Nord;  Assoc.  Libirale  St-Denis-Laurier,  Cercle  Villeray. 
Major,  retrain  2e  Bataillon  de  Riserve,  Rigiment  de.  Cha- 
leauguay.  Elu  pour  la  premiire  jois  a  la  C.  des  C.  d  I’i.g., 
1035.  Notnmi  dil.  Sessions  des  N.U.  a  N.Y.  1057.  A  deux  reprises 
a  fait  partie  Croupe  Inter parlementaire  Can.-E.U.  Rielu  i.g.  1040 
1945,  1040.  1953,  1057,  1058,  1062  et  1063.  Assermenti  mem.  du 
Conseil  Privi  et  nommi  Min.  des  Postes  le  22  avril  1063  Nommi 
an  Senat  le  7  fev.  1964.  Parti  pol.,  lib.  Rel.,  catholique.  Adresse: 
7319,  rue  Boyer,  Montrial,  Qui. 

DESCHATELETS,  HON.  JEAN  PAUL,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL  B 
Q.C.  (Lauzon).  B.  Oct.  9,  1912,  at  Montreal,  Que’.  S.  of 
Sigefroy  Deschatelets  and  Fabiola  Dequoy,  both  Fr.  Can. 
Ed.  at  St-Louis  College,  Valleyfield  Seminary  and  St. 
Mary’s  Coll.,  of  Montreal,  Que.  Degrees:  B.A.,  (St.  Mary’s 
Coll.),  1932  and  LL.B.  (in  Law),  Univ.  of  Montreal,  1937. 
M.  Nov.  11,  1939  to  Fernande  Dufresne.  Three  children  : 
Helene,  Bernard  and  Andree.  Barrister.  Enforcement 
Counsel  for  the  Prov.  of  Que.;  Wartime  Prices  and  Trade 
Board,  1942  1951.  Secretary  of  the  Prov.  of  Que.  Architects 
Assn.,  1952-53.  Was  the  liaison  officer  with  the  R.C.M.P. 
force  for  Black  market  investigations  for  Montreal  and 
Western  part  of  Prov.  of  Que.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e.  1957,  1958,  1962  and  1963^ 
Mem.  of  the  Commonwealth  Parliamentary  Delegation  to 
New  Delhi,  India.  Pakistan  and  Ceylon  1957.  Del  NATO 
Conf.,  Paris,  Nov.  1960.  Del.  to  Pari.  Conf.  Nigeria,  1962. 
Deleg.  Senatorial  visit  to  Czechoslovakia,  1969.  '  Mem. 
Can.  deleg.  (Observer)  Council  of  Europe  Conf.,  Stras¬ 
bourg,  1969.  Leader  Senate  deleg.  to  USSR,  Jan’.,  1970 
Leader  of  delegation  visiting  EXPO  70,  Osaka,  Japan,  June 
1970.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Public 
Works,  April  22,  1963.  Min.  in  charge  of  EXPO  67  1963-65 
Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  24,  1966.  Apptd.  Asst.  House 
Leader  Nov.  1966.  Speaker  Sept.  5,  1968  to  Dec.  14,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Habitat  67  Cite 
du  Havre,  Montreal,  Que. 


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DESCHATELETS,  HON.  JEAN-PAUL,  C.P.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  C.R. 
(Lauzon).  Ne  le  9  oct.  1912,  a  Montreal,  Que.  Fils  de  Sigefroy 
Deschatelets  et  Fabiola  Dequoy,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes 
au  College  St-Louis,  Siminaire  de  Valleyfield  et  College  Ste-Marie, 
de  Montreal,  Que.  Degris:  B.A.,  Coll  Ste-Marie  (1932);  LL.B. 
(en  loi),  de  I’Univ.  de  Montreal  (1937).  M.  le  11  nov.  1939 
a  Fernande  Dufresne.  Trois  enfants:  Helene,  Bernard  et  Andree. 
Procureur  Regional  de  la  Commission  des  lois  en  temps  de  guerre, 
pour  la  Prov.  de  Que.  Un  avocat.  Procureur  regional  de  la  Com¬ 
mission  des  Prix  et  du  Commerce  pour  la  prov.  de  Que.  Durant 
les  annees  de  guerre.  Fut  officier  de  liaison  durant  la  guerre  pow 
la  Gendarmerie  Royale  pour  Montreal  et  I’ouest  du  Que.  Elu 
pour  la  premiere  fois  d  la  C.  des  C.  a  I’e.g.,  1953.  Reelu  d  le.g., 
1957,  1958,  1962  et  1963.  Mem.  de  la  delegation  parlementaire  de 
I’Assoc.  du  Commonwealth  a  Nouvelle  Delhi,  Indes,  Pakistan  et 
Ceylan,  die.  1957.  Del.  Pari.  OTAN,  Paris,  Nov.  1960.  Del.  d  la 
Con f.  Pari,  au  Nigiria,  oct.  1962.  Deleg.  comme  observateur  cana- 
dien  a  la  reunion  Conseil  de  VEurope,  Strasbourg,  mai  1969.  Deleg. 
canadien  en  Tchecoslovaquie,  1969.  Leader  deleg.  pari,  du 
Senat  en  URSS,  janvier  1970  et  d’une  deleg.  du  Parl.  au  Japon, 
juin  1970.  Assermente  mem.  Conseil  Privi  et  nomme  Min.  des 
Travaux  publics  et  Min.  tuteur  de  I’Expo  67,  le  22  avril  196j. 
Pres.  Comite  Can.  pour  la  celebration  du  25 *  Centenaire  de  la 
fondation  de  l’ Empire  Perse  en  Iran.  Nomme  au  Senat  le  24  fev. 
1966.  Nomme  leader  adjoint  nov.  1966.  President  du  Senat  du 
5  sept.  1968  au  14  dec.  1972.  Pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholique.  Adresse. 
Habitat  67,  Cite  du  Havre,  Montreal,  Que. 

DESRUISSEAUX,  HON.  PAUL,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  F.A.I.M., 
K.M.,  C.G.G.  (Wellington).  B.  May  1,  1905  at  Sherbrooke, 
Que  S.  of  Geoffroy  F.  Desruisseaux  (Dec.)  and  Sarah  Gau¬ 
thier  (dec.)  Ed.  St.  Charles  Coll.  (1928);  Seminary  of  Philo¬ 
sophy,  Montreal  (1928-31);  Law:  Univ.  of  Montreal  (1931- 
34);  Business  Administration  at  Babson  Inst.  (1934);  Post¬ 
graduate,  specialized  in  business  courses  at  Harvard  in 
Boston  (1935)  and  Commercial  High  Studies  (1935-36), 
Montreal.  M.  to  Celine  Duchesne  (Sherbrooke),  June  16, 
1945.  Four  children:  Louis  (deceased),  Frangois,  Helene 
and  Pierre.  Admitted  to  Bar  of  Que.,  1935.  Practiced  in 


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Sherbrooke  and  in  Montreal.  Chairman  of  the  Board  of 
Melchers  distilleries  Ltd.  1968  and  Governors  of  Retarded 
Children  Assoc.  Quebec,  1964;  Chairman  and  Pres,  of 
Desmont  Research  and  Development  Inc.  1965;  Pres,  of 
Lucky  One  Beverages  Inc.  1968,  Cablevision  (Montreal) 
Inc.  1965,  Cinema  Plaza  Inc.  1965  and  Desmars  Ltd.  1968; 
Vice  Pres.  Societe  Tele-Cinema  Inc.  1964,  Cinema  Premier 
Inc.  1964,  Board  of  Trustees  of  Univ.  of  Sherbrooke,  1959; 
Dir.  Royal  Bank  of  Canada  1962,  Walter  M.  Lowney  Ltd. 
1962,  Canadian  Cocoa  and  Chocolate  Co.  Ltd.  1962,  Provigo 
Inc.  1969,  Westmount  Life  Assurance  Company  1964,  The 
Canadian  General  Electric  Co.  Ltd.  1964.  Standard  Brands 
(Montreal)  Ltd.  1969,  The  Canadian  Council  of  Christians 
and  Jews  1967;  P.P.G.  Industries  Inc.  (U.S.);  P.P.G.  Foun¬ 
dation  U.S.;  Governor  Sherbrooke  Hospital  1967,  Univ. 
of  Sherbrooke  1959  and  Que.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  1964- 
1970.  Apptd.  King’s  Counsellor  (1948)  and  Queen’s  Coun¬ 
sellor  (1953).  Fellow  of  American  Inst,  of  Management 
1968.  Doctor  in  Law  Honoris  Causa  Univ.  of  Sherbrooke 
(L.L.D.)  1964.  Commander  of  Order  of  St.  Gregory  the 
Great  (C.G.G.)  1958.  Magistral  Grace  Knight  of  Order  of 
Malta  1968.  Recepient  of  Latin  Union  Medal,  the  Bene 
Merenti  Medal  and  the  French  Alliance  Medal.  Mem.  of 
Pres.  Council  of  American  Inst,  of  Management  1968. 
Mem.  of  Can.  Pari,  for  World  Federalism  (1968)  and  Can. 
Section  of  the  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.  (1968).  Elected 
Honorary  Chief  of  the  Abenaki  in  1958.  Past  Dir.  Shawin- 
igan  Water  Power  Co.  Ltd.  (1961-65);  Southern  Canada 
Power  Co.  Ltd.  (1958-1965),  Shawinigan  Industries  Ltd. 
(1962-1965)  (until  their  nationalization)  and  Quebec 
Financial  Corporation  (1962-65),  Forano  Ltd.  (1962-65), 
Corgemine  Ltd.  (1965-67),  Quebec  Health  Service  (1961- 
65),  Laurentian  Gas  (1960-70),  Financial  Expansion  Corp 
(1959-64),  Cartier  Gas  (1963-70),  Denault  Ltd.  (1961-70)’ 
Cablevision  (Montreal)  (1965-70).  Can.  Press  (1963-67)’ 
and  Can.  Daily  Newspaper  Assoc.  (1962-67).  Past  Chair¬ 
man  Que.  Telemedia  Ltd.  (1967-68),  Sherbrooke  Radio  & 
Television  Ltd.  (1960-67),  Telegram  Printing  and  Publish- 


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ing  Co.  (1951-67),  La  Tribune  Inc.  (1965-67)  and  CHLT, 
CHLT-FM,  CHLT-TV,  CKTS  (1955-67).  Past  Pres.  St-Regis 
Investment  Co.  (1948-67),  Sherbrooke  Hotel  and  Motel 
Company  (1948  59)  and  French  Canadian  Daily  News¬ 
papers  (1961-64).  Lectured  in  business  administration  at 
St-Charles  Coll.  (1938-40).  During  last  World  War,  quali¬ 
fied  and  served  as  an  officer  in  the  Infantry  and  in  the 
Artillery  until  called  to  serve  as  an  assistant-deputy  judge 
advocate  for  the  Judged  Advocate.  Served  with  the  7th 
Division  and  Force  “W”.  Vice-Dean  of  the  Faculty  of 
Business  Admin,  of  the  Univ.  of  Sherbrooke  (1958-64). 
Served  on  Board  of  Regents  of  the  Univ.  of  Ottawa  (1960- 
66).  Former  dir.  of  Can.  Inst,  of  Communications  (1962- 
65).  Former  dir.  and  pres,  of  Red  Cross  Society  (Sher¬ 
brooke  Section)  (1954-57).  Former  dir.  and  pres,  of  Junior 
Chamber  of  Commerce  of  Sherbrooke  and  a  dir.  of  Sher¬ 
brooke  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  also  Eastern  Townships 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Was  a  dir.  of  National  Amateur 
Athletic  Association  (Montreal).  Was  a  dir.  then  pres, 
of  Sherbrooke  Baseball  Club.  Was  dir.  of  Sherbrooke 
Hockey  Club  and  Montreal  Alouette  Football  Club  (1964- 
70).  Governor  of  Que.  Chamber  of  Commerce  (1964-70) 
and  Asst  Commissioner  of  Catholic  Scouts  of  Can.  (Sher¬ 
brooke  Section)  (19377-1939).  Mem.  Can.  Research  Assoc., 
Assoc  for  Advancement  of  Science,  Canadian  Bar,  Quebec 
Bar  and  St.  Francis  Bar  Association.  Mem.  of  the  following 
Senate  Committees:  Rules  Committee,  Scientific  Policy, 
National  Finance  Committee  and  Banking,  Trade  and 
Commerce.  Formerly  a  mem.  of  International  Press  Inst, 
of  the  Commonwealth  Press  Union.  One  of  the  Founders 
and  mem.  of  Social  Club  in  Sherbrooke  and  Hillcrest  Ski 
Club  in  North  Hatley.  Mem.  Garrison  Club  (Quebec),  St. 
George  (Sherbrooke),  St.  James,  Mount  Royal  and  St- 
Denis  (Montreal),  Canadian  (New  York  and  Montreal) 
Hillcrest  (North  Hatley).  Summoned  to  Senate  July  8, 
1966.  Party  pol:  Lib.  Rel:  Catholic.  Address:  Residences: 
Sherbrooke  —  405  Victoria  Street;  Montreal  —  1513  -  3 
Westmount  Square;  Ottawa  —  Chateau  Laurier.  Offices. 


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Sherbrooke  —  Suite  210,  31  King  St.  West;  Montreal  — 
36  Fundy,  Place  Bonaventure;  Ottawa—  The  Senate. 

DESRUISSEAUX,  HON.  PAUL,  C.R.,  LL.D.,  F.A.I.M.,  K.M., 
C.G.G.,  (Wellington).  Ne  le  l"  mai  1905  a  Sherbrooke,  Que. 
Fils  de  Geoffroy  F.  Desruisseaux  (dec.)  et  Sarah  Gauthier  (dec.). 
Fit  ses  etudes  au  Coll.  St-Charles  (1928);  Seminaire  de  Philo¬ 
sophic,  Montreal  (1928-31);  en  loi  a  1'itniv.  de  Montrial  (1931- 
34),  en  administration  a  Babson  Inst.  (1934);  etudes  avancees 
a  Harvard,  Boston  (1935)  et  Commercial  High  Studies  (1935-36), 
Montreal.  M.  a  Celine  Duchesne  (Sherbrooke)  le  16  juin  1945. 
Quatre  enfants:  Louis  (dec.),  Francois,  Helene  et  Pierre.  Re<;u 
du  Barreau  du  Que.  1935.  Pres,  du  Bureau  de  direction  des  Dis¬ 
tilleries  Melchers  Ltee  et  du  Bureau  des  Gouverneurs  du  Quebec 
de  l  Association  des  enfants  retardes.  Pres,  du  Conseil  et  Pres. 
Recherches  et  Diveloppements  Desmond  Inc.  1965.  Pris.  Lucky 
One  Beverages  Inc.  1968,  Cablevision  (Montreal)  Inc.  1965, 
Cinema  Plaza  Inc.  1965  et  Desmars  Ltee  1968.  Vice-pres.  Sociite 
Tele-Cinema  Inc.  1964,  Cinema  Premier  Inc.  1964,  et  du  Conseil 
des  Fiduciaires  de  I’univ.  de  Sherbrooke  1959.  Dir.  Banque  Royale  du 
Can.  1962,  Walter  M.  Lowney  Ltee  1962,  Canadian  Cocoa  and 
Chocolate  Cie  Ltie  1962,  Provigo  Inc.  1969,  Cie  d’Assurance- 
Vie  Westmount  1964,  Canadian  General  Electric  Cie,  Ltee  1964, 
Standard  Brands  ( Montreal )  Ltee  1969,  Canadian  Council  of 
Christian  and  Jews  1967.  P.P.G.  Industries  Inc.,  U.S.  et  P.P.G. 
Foundation,  (U.S.).  Gouverneur  de  I’hopital  de  Sherbrooke 

1967,  de  I'univ.  de  Sherbrooke  1959  et  de  la  Chambre  de  Com¬ 
merce  du  Qu(.  1964-70.  Nommi  Conseiller  du  Roi  1948  et  Con- 
seiller  de  la  Keine  1953.  Fellow  de  V American  Inst,  of  Management 

1968.  Docteur  en  Loi  Honoris  Causa,  Vniv.  de  Sherbrooke 
(L.L.D.)  1964.  Commandeur  de  I’Ordre  de  Saint  Gregoire  le 
Grand  1958.  Chevalier  de  Grace  Magistrate  de  I’Ordre  de  Malte 
1968.  Recipiendaire  de  la  medaille  de  I’Union  latine,  de  Bene 
Merenti  et  de  l  Alliance  frangaise.  Mem.  du  Conseil  du  Pres, 
de  l’ American  Inst,  of  Management  1968.  Elu  chef  lionoraire 
des  Abenakis  1958.  Ancien  dir.  Shawinigan  Water  and  Power  Cie 
Ltee  (1961-65),  Southern  Canada  Power  Cie  Ltee  (1958-65), 
Les  Industries  Shawinigan  Ltee  (1962-65)  jusqu’ci  leur  nationali- 


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sation,  Que.  Financial  Corp.  (1962-65),  Forano  Ltee  (1962-65), 
Corgemine  Ltee  (1965-67),  Service  de  Sante  die  Que.  (1961-65), 
Gas  Laurentien  (1960-70),  Financial  Expansion  Corp.  (1959-64), 
Gas  Cartier  (1963-70),  Denault  Ltee  (1961-70),  Cablevision 
(Montreal)  (1965-70),  Presse  Canadienne  (1963-67)  et  l’ Asso¬ 
ciation  Can.  des  Quotidiens  (1961-67).  Ancien  Pres,  du  Conseil 
Quebec  Telemedia  Ltee  (1967-68),  Radio  et  Television  Sher¬ 
brooke  Ltee  (1960-67),  Telegram  Printing  and  Publishing  Co. 
(1951-67),  La  Tribune  Inc.  (1965-67)  et  CHLT,  CHLT-FM, 
CHLT-TV  (1955-67).  Ancien  pres.  Placements  St-Regis  Cie 
(1948-67),  Cie  Hotel  et  Motel  Sherbrooke  (1948-59)  et  Les 
Quotidiens  de  Langue  frangaise  (1961-64) .  Lors  de  la  derniere 
guerre,  officier  d’lnjanterie  et  d’Artillerie  royale  du  Canada  et 
servit  comme  assistant-depute  juge  avocat  general.  11  servit  avec 
la  7e  division  et  la  force  «  W  ».  II  jut  vice-doyen  de  la  Faculte 
d’ Administration  d’Affaires  de  I’univ.  de  Sherbrooke  ( 1958-64) . 
Mem.  du  Bureau  des  Regents  de  I’univ.  d’Ottawa  ( 1960-66) .  Fut 
dir.  Inst.  Can.  des  Communications  (1962-65).  Fut  dir.  et  pres, 
de  la  Croix  Rouge  (section  de  Sherbrooke)  (1954-57 ),  Chambre 
de  Commerce  Junior  de  Sherbrooke  et  ancien  dir.  Chambre  de 
Commerce  de  Sherbrooke  et  celle  des  cantons  de  Vest.  Ancien 
dir.  de  la  Palestre  Nationale  (N.A.A.A.),  du  club  de  Hockey 
Sherbrooke  et  du  club  de  football  Alouettes  de  Montreal  (1964- 
70).  Gouverneur  de  la  Chambre  de  Commerce  du  Que.  (1964- 
70)  et  assistant-commissaire  des  Scouts  du  Canada  (section  de 
Sherbrooke)  (1937-39).  Mem.  Assoc,  des  Recherches  du  Can., 
Assoc,  pour  VAvancement  de  la  Science,  Barreau  Canadian,  Bai- 
reau  du  Que.  et  Assoc,  du  Barreau  St-Frangois.  Mem.  des  comites 
suivants  du  Senat:  des  Reglements,  des  Politiques  Scientifiqucs 
et  de  la  Finance  Nationale.  Ancien  mem.  du  International  Press 
Inst,  du  Commonwealth  Press  Union.  Un  des  membres  fondateurs 
du  Club  Social  de  Sherbrooke  et  du  Club  de  Ski  Hillcrest  de 
North  Hatley.  Mem.  Club  de  la  Garnison  (Quebec),  St- 
George  (Sherbrooke),  St.  James,  Mont-Royal  et  Sl-Denis 
(Montreal),  Canadien  (New  York  et  Montreal)  et  Hillcrest 
(North  Hatley).  Nonime  au  Senat  le  8  juillet  1966.  Parti  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  residences  a  Sherbrooke  -  405, 
rue  Victoria,  a  Montreal  -  1513-3  Westmount  Square  et  a  Otta- 


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wa  -  Chateau  Laurier;  bureau  d’affaires  a  Sherbrooke  -  suite 
210,  31,  rue  King  ouest,  a  Montreal  -  36  Fundy,  Place  Bonaven- 
ture  et  a  Ottawa  -  Le  Senat. 

DUGGAN,  HON.  JAMES  (Avalon).  Born  September 
18,  1903  at  Riverhead,  Harbour  Grace,  Nfld.  S.  of  Wm. 
Duggan  and  Sheridan  Catherine  Duggan  both  British. 
Ed.  at  St.  Joseph’s  School,  Riverhead,  Harbour  Grace  and 

R. C.  Academy,  Harbour  Grace.  M.  Oct.  23,  1927  to  Kathleen 
dau.  of  Daniel  Broderick  of  Gambo,  Nfld.  Six  children' 
William,  James,  Catherine,  Cyril,  Shirley  and  Judy.  A 
union  executive.  Summoned  to  Senate  July  8,  1966.  Partv 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  9  Prince  of  Wales  St! 
St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

EUDES,  HON.  RAYMOND  PIERRE,  BA.,  LL.L 
F.R.S.A.  (De  Lorimier).  B.  Oct.  10,  1912  at  Montreal,  Que. 

S.  of  Pierre  Eudes,  Fr.  Can.  and  Elizabeth  Nowland,  Irish 
and  Scotch  descent.  Ed.  at  St.  Joseph  Academy,  Montreal 
Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  June  25,  1942  to  Mar¬ 
guerite  Brunelle  of  Montreal.  Three  children:  Nathalie 
(m.  to  Claude  Bachand),  Anne-Marie  and  Elisabeth  A 
lawyer.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1940.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1945,  1949,  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962  and  1963.  Mem.  Alliance 
Fran?aise,  France-America  Businessmen  Society,  Royal 
Society  of  Arts  of  London,  Bar  of  Montreal  and  Que.  and 
K.  of  C.  Summoned  to  Senate  Apr.  18,  1968.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1845  Prefontaine,  Montreal 
Que. 

EUDES,  HON.  RAYMOND  PIERRE,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  F.R.S.A 
(De  Lorimier).  NS  le 10  oct.  1912  a  Montrial,  Qui.  Fils  de  Pierre 
Eudes,  Can.  fr.  et  Elizabeth  Nowland,  Irlandaise  et  Ecossaise.  Fit 
ses  etudes  a.  I’Acadimie  Saint-Joseph,  Collige  de  Montrial  et  Univ. 
Montrial.  M.  le  25  juin  1942  a  Marguerite  Brunelle,  de  Montrial. 
Trois  enjants:  Nathalie  (in.  a  Claude  Bachand) ,  Anne-Marie  et 
Elisabeth.  Un  avocat.  Mem.  Alliance  Fran^aise,  comiti  France- 
Amerique  Sociiti  Hommes  d’ Affaires  de  I’Est,  Royal  Society  of 
Arts  de  Londres,  Barreau  de  Montrial  et  Quibec  et  C.  de  C.  Elu 
pour  la  premiire  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  1940.  Riilu  i.g.  1945 , 
1949,  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962  et  1963.  Nommi  au  Sinat  le  18  avri’l 


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1968.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  1845  Prefontaine, 
Montrial,  Qui 

EVERETT,  HON.  DOUGLAS  DONALD,  LL.B.  (Hon.) 
(Fort  Rouge).  B.  Aug.  12,  1927  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  Son  of 
Horace  Everett  and  Catherine  Ritchie  both  British.  Ed. 
at  Maple  Grove  Public  School,  Vancouver;  Univ.  School, 
Victoria;  Ravenscourt  School,  Winnipeg;  Royal  Canadian 
Naval  Coll.,  Royal  Roads,  B.C.;  Univ.  of  Man.,  (LL.B.)  and 
Osgoode  Hall.  M.  Feb.  23,  1952  to  Patricia  G.  dau.  of 
Charles  V.  Gladstone  of  Winnipeg.  Six  children:  Sarah, 
Bethan,  Ashleigh,  Jane,  Douglas  and  Kathleen.  An  auto¬ 
mobile  dealer.  Pres.  Royal  Canadian  Securities  Co.  Ltd. 
and  Mem.  Board  Eaton  Vicking  fund  Ltd.,  Eaton  Income 
Fund  and  Monarch  Life  Assurance  Co.  Hon.  Pres.  Chil¬ 
dren’s  Aid  Society,  Winnipeg;  Mem.  Board  St.  Paul’s  Col.; 
Mem.  Advisory  Board  York  Univ.  School  of  Business 
Administration  and  Fellow  Foundation  for  Legal  Research. 
Served  R.C.N.  as  Sub.  Lieut.  1943-47.  Mem.  Manitoba  Club, 
Winnipeg  Winter  Club  and  Winnipeg  Squash  Club.  Sum¬ 
moned  to  the  Senate  Nov.  8,  1966.  Chairman,  Senate  Stand¬ 
ing  Committee  on  National  Finance,  Mem.  Senate  Com¬ 
mittees  on  Banking,  Trade  and  Commerce,  Poverty,  Mass 
Media,  Rules.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
514  Wellington  Crescent,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3M  0B9. 

FERGUSSON,  HON.  MURIEL  McQUEEN,  B.A.,  D.C.L. 
(Fredericton).  B.  May  26,  1899,  at  Shediac,  N.B.  Dau.  of 
late  James  McQueen  and  Julia  Jackson,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Shediac  High  School,  Mount  Allison  Ladies  College  and 
Mount  Allison  University.  M.  Sept.  21st,  1926,  to  Aubrey 
S.,  son  of  William  Fergus  Fergusson,  Moncton,  N.B.  Bar¬ 
rister  at-Law.  Read  Law  in  office  of  father,  James  McQueen 
and  passed  N.B.  Bar  examinations,  1925.  Took  law  practice 
of  her  late  husband  who  died  in  1942.  Counsel  W.  P.  T.  B. 
for  N.B.,  1944-1957;  Dir.  Family  Allowance  and  Old  Age 
Security,  1947-1953.  Life  Mem.  and  Hon.  Pres,  of  Canadian 
Federation  of  Business  &  Professional  Women’s  Clubs; 
former  Chairman  of  several  committees  of  the  Canadian 
Federation;  former  Pres.  N.B.  Council  of  Women;  former 


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District  Commissioner  Girl  Guides;  former  Prov.  Vice- 
Pres.  and  former  Prov.  Educational  Secretary  I.O.D.E.,  and 
Prov.  Life  Mem.;  Patroness  Women’s  Inst,  of  N.B.  First 
woman  Mem.  City  Council  of  Fredericton,  N.B.  in  1951 
and  re-elected  in  1953;  Deputy  Mayor  of  Fredericton  1953. 
Mem.  Canadian  Bar  Assoc.;  Mem.  of  N.B.  Barristers’  So¬ 
ciety;  Board  of  Regents  Mount  Allison  Univ.  1946  to  1968; 
received  Honorary  Degree  D.C.L.  from  Mount  Allison, 
1953;  former  Pres.  Mount  Allison  Federated  Alumni;  re¬ 
ceived  Hon.  Degree  L.L.D.  Univ.  of  N.B.  1969;  Associate 
Mem.  Univ.  N.B.  Law  School  Chapter  of  International 
Sorority  Kappa  Beta  Pi.  Hon.  Pres.  Victorian  Order  of 
Nurses  N.B.,  Inc.  Mem.  Board  of  Dir.  Elizabeth  Fry  Society 
and  Zonta  Club,  Ottawa;  Hon.  Pres.  Fredericton  University 
Women’s  Club  and  Mem.  Ottawa  University  Women’s 
Club.  Hon.  Chairman  Canadian  Conference  on  Aging 
1966;  Chairman  of  N.B.  Conference  on  Senior  Citizens 
1967;  Hon.  Pres.  Board  of  Canadian  Council  on  Social 
Development;  former  Vice-Pres.  U.N.  Assoc,  of  Canada, 
at  present  Mem.-at-large  of  Committee;  Mem.  Canadian 
UNICEF  Board  and  of  N.B.  UNICEF  Committee.  Dec. 
1963  attended  U.N.  Seminar  on  Women  in  Family  Law  in 
Bogota,  Columbia.  In  1965  visited  Australia,  New  Zealand, 
Japan,  Hong  Kong,  attending  Commonwealth  Bar  Associa¬ 
tion;  spoke  at  Women’s  meetings  and  visited  Women’s 
prisons  and  homes  for  older  citizens  in  countries  visited. 
Nov.  1966  attended  as  one  of  11  can.  Deleg.  the  meetings 
of  Interparliamentary  Union  in  Teheran,  Iran.  Nov.  and 
Dec.  1966  visited  Guyana  where  met  and  addressed  many 
Women’s  groups  and  organizations.  March  1967  with 
Alumni  of  Banff  School  of  Advanced  Management  visited 
Union  of  Soviet  Socialist  Republics,  Czechoslovakia,  Poland 
and  West  Germany,  and  in  March  1969  visited  Greece, 
Turkey  and  Israel,  and  in  April  1972  visited  Tokyo,  Hong 
Kong  and  the  People’s  Republic  of  China.  Mem.  Special 
Committee  of  Senate  on  Poverty  and  of  Joint  Committee 
of  Senate  and  House  of  Commons  on  the  Constitution  of 
Canada.  Attended  as  a  Canadian  delegate  Commonwealth 
Parliamentary  Association  Conference  in  Malawi,  Africa, 


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Oct.  1972.  Summoned  to  Senate  of  Canada,  May  19,  1953. 
Apptd.  Speaker  Dec.  14,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.: 
Church  of  England.  Address:  102  Waterloo  Row,  Frede¬ 
ricton,  N.B. 

FLYNN,  HON.  JACQUES,  P.C.,  B.A.,  L.L.L.,  Q.C. 
(Rougemont).  B.  Aug.  22,  1915,  at' St.  Hyacinthe,  Que.  S.  of 
Francis  Flynn  and  Jeanne  Lussier.  Grandfather,  Hon.  E.  J. 
Flynn,  Conservative  Premier  of  Que.  1896-97.  Ed.  at  Ste. 
Anne  de  la  Pocatiere  College,  Petit  Seminaire  de  Quebec, 
Laval  Univ.  Degrees:  B.A.  1936;  LL.L.  1939.  M.  Feb. 
14,  1942  to  Renee,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Henri  des 
Rivieres,  of  Quebec.  Two  children:  Marie  and  Francis. 
Barrister.  Enforcement  Counsel  W.P.T.B.  Eastern  Quebec, 
1942  to  1945.  Senior  partner  firm  of  Flynn,  Rivard,  Jacques, 
Cimon,  Lessard  and  Lemay,  Quebec  City.  Mem.  Cercle  Univ. 
and  Garrison  Club.  Was  cand.  at  g.e.,  June  10,  1957.  First 
elect,  to  H.  of  C.,  March  31,  1958.  Candidate  g.e.,  June  18, 
1962  and  defeated.  Vice-Chairman  of  the  Committee 
on  Broadcasting  1959.  Canadian  Delegate  to  U.N. 
Seminar  on  Human  Rights  held  in  Buenos-Aires,  Sept. 
1959.  Rep.  of  H.  of  C.  at  Mexico  on  the  occasion  of  the 
150th  Ann.  Celebration  of  Mexican  Independence.  Ap¬ 
pointed  Deputy  Speaker  and  Chairman  of  Committees 
of  the  H.  of  C.  on  Jan.  14,  1960.  Leader  Can.  Del.  at  7th 
Conference  of  C.P.A.,  London,  Sept.  1961.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Mines  Dec.  28,  1961.  Summoned  to  Senate  Nov.  9, 
1962.  Elected  Leader  of  the  Opposition  in  the  Senate  Oct. 
31,  1967.  Party  pol.:  Progressive  Conservative.  Rel.:  Cath¬ 
olic.  Address  2,  Chauveau  Ave.,  Quebec,  Que. 

FLYNN,  HON.  JACQUES,  C.P.,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  Q.C.,  (Rouge¬ 
mont).  NS  le  22  aout  1915,  a  St-IIyacinthe,  QuS.  Fils  de  Francis 
Flynn  et  de  Jeanne  Lussier.  Grand- perr,  ill  on.  E.J.  Flynn,  fut 
Premier  Ministre  de  Quebec,  1896-97.  Fit  ses  Sludes  au  collSge  de 
Ste-Anne  de  la  Pocatiere,  Petit  Seminaire  de  QuSbec  et  iUniv. 
Laval.  DegrSs:  B.A.,  1936;  LL.L.,  1939.  M.  le  14  fSv.  1942,  d 
Rente,  fille  de  M.  el  Madame  Henri  des  Riviires,  de  Quibec. 
Deux  enfants:  Marie  et  Francis.  Avocat.  Avocat-Conseil,  Comm 
des  Prix  du  Commerce,  rtgion  de  Que.  1942-1945.  Mem.  senior  Etude 
Flynn,  Rivard,  Jacques,  Cimon,  Lessard  et  Lemay,  QuSbec,  P.Q. 


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Mem.  du  Cercle  Universitaire  et  du  Club  de  la  Garnison.  Cand.  i.g., 
le  10  juin  1957.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  Ch.  des  Com., 
e.g.,  le  31  mars  1958.  Nommi  Speaker-Adjoint  el  President  des 
ComiUs  de  la  C.  des  C.  le  14  jan.  1960.  Chef  Del.  du  Can.  a  la 
7e  conference  des  parleme.nl air es  du  Commonwealth  a  Londres. 
Sept.  1961.  Nomme  Min.  des  Mines  le  28  die.,  1961.  Nommi  art 
Senat  le  9  nov.  1962.  Elu  Leader  de  I’Opposition  an  Sinat  le  31  oct. 
1967.  Parti  pol.:  progressiste  conservateur.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adres- 
se:  2,  avenue  Chauveau,  Quebec,  P.Q. 

FORSEY,  HON.  EUGENE  ALFRED,  O.C.,  Ph.D., 
LL.D.,  D.Litt.,  F.R.S.C.  (Nepean).  B.  May  29,  1904  at  Grand 
Bank,  Nfld.  S.  of  Eugene  Forsey  (English,  NF.)  and  Flor¬ 
ence  Elvira  Bowles,  Can.  Ed.  at  Ottawa  Model  School.  Otta¬ 
wa  Coll.  Inst.,  McGill  Univ.  and  Balliol  College,  Oxford.  M. 
Nov.  9,  1935  to  Ina  Harriet  Roberts  of  Saint  John,  N  B  Two 
children:  Margaret  Sybil  Anna  and  Helen  Louise.  Retired 
trade  union  official  and  university  professor.  Mem.  B.B.G. 
1958-62.  Pres.  Can.  Political  Science  Assn.  1961-62.  Hon. 
Life  Mem.  Can.  Historical  Assn,  and  mem.  Can.  Political 
Science  Assn,  and  Cercle  Universitaire,  Ottawa.  C.C.F. 
cand.  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1945  and  def.  C.C.F.  cand.  g.e.  1948 
and  1949  and  def.  Summoned  to  Senate  Oct.  7,  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  3  Lakeview 
Terrace,  Ottawa,  Ont.  K1S  3H3. 

FORSEY,  HON.  EUGENE-ALFRED,  -C.O.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D., 
D.  Litt.,  M.S.R.C.  (Nepean).  Ne  le  29  mai  1904,  a  Grand  Bank', 
Terre-Neuve.  Fils  d’ Eugene  Forsey  (Anglais,  T.-N.)  et  de  Florence 
Elvira  Bowles  (Can.).  Fit  ses  etudes  a.  Ottawa  Model  School, 
Ottawa  Collegiate  Inst.,  McGill  Univ.,  et  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford. 
M.  le  9  nov.  1935  d  Ina  Harriet,  fille  de  M.  et  madame  HJ. 
Roberts  de  Saint- Jean,  N.-B.  Deux  enfants:  Margaret  Sybil 
Anna  et  Helen  Louise.  Ancien  fonctionnaire  syndical  et  profes- 
seur  d’universite.  Mem.  Bureau  des  gouverneurs  de  la  radiodif¬ 
fusion,  1958-62.  Pres.  Assoc,  canadienne  des  sciences  politiques, 
1961-62.  Mem.  hon.  d  vie,  Assoc,  canadienne  d’histoire.  Association 
canadienne  des  sciences  politiques  et  Cercle  universitaire  d'Ottaiva. 
Candidat  (CCF)  d  la  Legislature  d’Ontario  (1945)  et  d  la  Cham- 
bre  des  Communes  (1948,  1949)  et  def  ait.  Nomine  au  Senat  le 


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7  octobre  1970.  Parti  pol.:  liberal.  Rel.:  Eglise  Unie  du  Canada. 
Adresse:  3  Lakeview  Terrace,  Ottawa,  Ont.  KlS  3H3. 

FOURNIER,  HON.  EDGAR-E.  (Madawaska-Restigouche). 
B.  June  1,  1908,  at  St.  Basile,  N.B.  S.  of  Ernest  Fournier 
and  Anna  Clavette,  his  wife,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Ed- 
mundston  High  School  and  G.M.  Tech.  Inst.,  Flint,  Mich. 
M.  June  29,  1932,  to  Martha,  dau.  of  Mr.  M.  B.  Thibodeau, 
of  St.  Basile,  N.B.  Six  children:  Real,  Rino,  Rita,  Rina, 
Roch  and  Rene.  Past  Pres.  N.B.  Vocational  Inst.  Past  Pres. 
Edmnndston  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Mem.  Curling  Club 
Coronation  Medal.  Officer  Brother  Order  St.  John  Am¬ 
bulance.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legislature,  at  g.e.,  1952. 
Re-elect,  at  g.e.,  June  18,  1956.  Appt’d.  Chairman,  N.B. 
Electric  Power  Commission  in  Hon.  H.  J.  Flemming’s 
Cabinet,  Oct.  8,  1952.  First  elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  at  a 
by-election,  May  29,  1961.  Del.  Br.  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assn.,  Lagos,  Africa,  1962.  Summoned  to  Senate 
September  24,  1962.  Mem.  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn,  to 
New  Delhi,  India  Nov.  1969.  Del.  U.N.  Sessions  N.Y.  1966. 
Party  pol.:  Progressive  Conservative.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Iroquois,  MadawasKa  County,  N.B. 

FOURNIER,  HON.  EDGAR-E.  (Madawaska-Restigouche).  Ne 
le  ler  juin  1908  a  St-Basile,  N.-B.  Fils  d’Ernest  Fournier  et  Anna 
Claselle,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’ecole  secondaire 
d'Edmundston  et  a  l’ Inst.  Tech  G.M.,  Flint,  Mich.  M.  le  29  juin 
1932,  d  Martha  fille  de  M.  M.B.  Thibodeau  de  St-Basile.  Six  en- 
fants:  Real,  Rino,  Rita,  Rina,  Roch  et  Rene.  Ancien  pres.  Chambre 
de  Commerce  d’Edmundston;  principal  Edmundston  Vocational 
School;  mem.  du  club  de  Curling.  Officier  Ordre  de  St-Jean.  Elu 
pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  legislature  du  N.-B.  a  Vi.g.  1952.  Rtttu 
le  18  juin  1956.  Nomine  president  du  N.B.  Electric  Power  Com¬ 
mission  le  8  oct.  1952  par  le  gouvernement  de  Vhon.  H.J.  Flem¬ 
ming.  Elu  a  la  C.  des  C.  a  une  Election  compUmrntoire  le  29  mat 

1961.  Del.  British  Commonwealth  Assoc.  Pari.,  Lagos,  Afrique, 

1962.  Nomine  au  Senat  le  24  sept.  1962.  Mem.  Assoc.  Pari,  du 
Commonwealth  d  New  Delhi,  hides,  nov.  1969.  Delegue  Sessions 
des  N.U.  d  N.Y.  1966.  Parti  pol.,  progressiste  conservateur.  Rel. 
catholique.  Adresse:  Iroquois,  cte  Madawaska,  N.-B. 


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FOURNIER,  HON.  JOSEPH  MICHEL,  B.A.,  (Resti- 
gouche-Gloucester).  B.  Sept.  29,  1905  at  Pointe-Verte, 
N.B.  S.  of  Theotime  Fournier  and  Philomene  Doucet. 
Ed.  at  Pointe-Verte  elementary  school.  Academic  Ste- 
FamiUe,  Tracadie  and  St.  Joseph  University,  Memramcook. 
M.  Nov.  6,  1935  to  Clarisse  dau.  of  Napoleon  Boudreau  of 
Beresford,  N.B.  Six  children:  Gabrielle  (Mrs.  Yvon  Arse- 
neau),  Jean-Emile,  Claude,  Roger,  Camille  and  Jocelyne 
(Mrs.  Leo  Kesirus).  Municipal  Councillor  1935-38.  Coloni¬ 
sation  Inspector  1938-42.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  by 
accl.  July  14,  1945.  Re-elected  g.e.  1948,  1952,  1956  and 
1960.  Min.  of  Industry  and  Development  from  1960  to 
1963.  Vice-Pres.  Labor  Accident  Commission  of  N.B.  1963- 
68.  Mem.  Michelieu  Club.  Summoned  to  Senate  Dec  9, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Pointe- 
Verte,  Gloucester  Cty.,  N.B. 

FOURNIER,  HON.  JOSEPH  MICHEL,  B.A.,  (Restigouche- 
Gloucester).  Ne  le  29  sept.  1905  a  Pointe-Verte,  N.-B.  Fils  de 
Theotime  Fournier  et  Philomene  Doucet.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’icole 
elementaire  de  Pointe-Verte,  I’Acadimie  Ste-Famille,  Tracadie  et 
l  university  St-Joseph,  Memramcook.  M.  le  6  nov.  1935  a  Clarisse, 
fille  de  Napoleon  Boudreau,  Beresford,  N.-B.  Six  enfants:  Gabrielle 
(Mme  Yvon  Arseneau),  Jean-Emile,  Claude,  Roger,  Camille  et 
Jocelyne  (Mme  Lio  Kesirus).  Conseiller  municipal  1935-38.  1ns- 
pecteur  de  la  Colonisation  1938-42.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  d 
I’assem.  legis.  du  N.-B.  par  accl.  le  14  juillet  1945.  Reelu  e.g. 
1948,  1952,  1956  et  1960.  Min.  de  I’lndustrie  et  du  Developpe- 
ment  1960-63.  Vice-pres.  Commission  des  Accidents  du  Travail 
du  N.-B.  1963-68.  Mem.  Club  Richelieu.  Nomme  an  Senal  le 
9  1971.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  Pointe- 

Verte,  cte  Gloucester,  N.-B. 

FOURNIER,  HON.  SARTO,  B.A.,  Q.C.  (De  Lanaudiere). 
B.  Feb.  15,  1908,  at  East  Broughton,  Que.  Son  of  Ed¬ 
mond  Fournier  and  Marie-Anna  Talbot,  both  Fr.-Can 
Ed.  at  College  de  Levis,  College  Ste-Marie,  Montreal  and 
Univ.  of  Montreal,  B.A.  (1932).  Studied  Law  at  McGill 
Univ.  M.  Sept.  17,  1938,  to  Elizabeth  Lamoureux.  Two  daugh- 


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ters:  Elise  (Mrs.  Marcel  Pinsonnault)  and  Danielle  (Mrs. 
Keith  Newman).  Called  to  the  Bar,  1938.  Member  Liberal 
Club  of  Rosemont,  and  Club  de  Reforme,  Montreal. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  1935.  Re-elected  g.e., 
1940,  1945  and  June  27,  1949.  Summoned  to  Senate 
of  Canada,  June  12,  1953.  Elected  mayor  of  the  City  of 
Montreal,  Oct.  28,  1957.  Sworn  as  Mayor  of  Montreal, 
Nov.  14,  1957.  Party  pol.,  Liberal.  Rel.,  Catholic.  Ad 
dress:  4606  Marcil,  N.D.G.,  Montreal,  Que. 

FOURNIER,  HON.  SARTO,  B.A.,  Q.C.  (De  Lanaudiere).  Ne 
le  15  jevrier  1908,  a  East  Broughton,  Qui.  Fils  de  Edmond 
Fournier  et  M arie-Anna  Talbot,  tons  deux  Can  Fit  ses  itudes 
aux  colleges  de  Levis,  Ste-Marie,  Montreal  et  I’Univ.  de  Mont¬ 
real,  B.A.  (1932).  M.  d  Elizabeth  Lanioureux.  Deux  filles,  Elise 
(Mme  Marcel  Pinsonnault)  et  Danielle  (Mme  Keith  Newman). 
Etudia  le  droit  a  I’Univ.  McGill,  Montrial.  Mem.  du  Bar.  depuis 
1938.  Membre  du  Club  Libiral  de  Rosemont  et  du  Club  de 
Reforme,  Montreal.  Elu  a  la  Ch.  des  Com.  aux  t.g.  1935.  Re- 
elu  aux  e.g.  1940,  1945  et  le  27  juin  1949.  Nommi  au  Sinat  le 
12  juin  1953.  Elu  maire  de  la  ville  de  Montrial,  le  28  octobre 
1957.  Assermenti  le  14  novembre  1957.  Pol.,  libiral.  Religion, 
catholique.  Adresse:  4606,  rue  Marcil,  N.D.G.,  Montrial,  Qui. 

GELINAS,  HON.  LOUIS-PHILIPPE  (Montarville).  B. 
April  5,  1902  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Arthur  Gelinas  and 
Laurette  Panneton,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Leon  Academy 
of  Westmount,  Loyola  College  and  Montreal  Univ.  M.  to 
Gertrude  Bruneau.  One  son,  Louis-P.,  Jr.  Mem.  RCAF  1941- 
1944  (Wing  Commander);  Seigniory  Club;  Mount  Royal 
Club;  Mount  Bruno  Country  Club  and  Rideau  Club.  Mem. 
Council  of  Montreal  Museum  of  Fine  Arts  and  of  the  Mont¬ 
real  Symphony  Orchestra,  Governor  Notre-Dame  Hospital; 
Montreal  General  Hospital  and  Hopital  Marie  Enfant.  Sum¬ 
moned  to  Senate  June  11,  1963.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  800  Dorchester  Blvd.  W.,  Suite  1700, 
Montreal,  Que. 

GELINAS,  HON.  LOUIS-PHILIPPE  (Montarville).  Ne  le  5 
avril  1902  a  Montreal,  Que.  Fils  d’ Arthur  Gelinas  et  de  Laurette 
Panneton,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’Academie  St-Leon 


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de  Westmount,  au  College  Loyola  et  a  VUniversite  de  Montreal. 
Marie  a  Gertrude  Bruneau.  Un  fils,  Louis-P.  Jr.  Membre  C.A.R.C. 
1941-1944  (Wing  Commander) .  Membre  Seigniory  Club;  Mount 
Royal  Club;  Mount  Bruno  Country  Club  et  Club  Rideau.  Membre 
du  Con  sell  du  Musie  des  Beaux- Arts  de  Montrial  et  de  I’Orchestre 
Symphonique  de  Montreal.  Gouverneur  Hopital  Notre-Dame,  Hd- 
pital  General  de  Montreal  et  I’Hopital  Marie-Enjant.  Nommi  au 
Senat  le  11  juin  1963.  Pol.:  Liberal,  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse: 
800  ouest,  botd.  Dorchester,  State  1700,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

GIGUERE,  HON.  LOUIS  DE  GONZAGUE,  (De  La  Du- 
rantaye).  B.  Dec.  18,  1911  at  Hebertville,  Que.  S.  of  Joseph 
Giguere  and  Alexina  Michaud,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Chicoutimi 
Seminary,  Sherbrooke  Seminary  and  Laval  Univ.  An  ad¬ 
ministrator.  Served  as  asst,  sect’y.  to  Que.  Min.  of  Labor. 
Was  sect’y.  of  Provincial  Royal  Commission  investigating 
financial  administration  of  Que.  hospitals.  Was  founding 
sect’y.  of  Institut  des  Affaires  Publiques  established  in 
1954.  Was  mem.  of  exec.  comm,  of  C.M.H.C.  1963-68.  Mem. 
Laval  Golf  Club.  Summoned  to  Senate  Sept.  10.  1968.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Address:  4555  Bonavista,  Montreal,  Que. 

GIGUERE,  HON.  LOUIS  DE  GONZAGUE,  (De  La  Duran- 
tayeL  Ne  le  18  die.  1911  d  Hibertville,  Qui.  Fils  de  Joseph 
Giguere  et  Alexina  Michaud,  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes 
aux  seminaires  de  Chicoutimi  et  Sherbrooke  et  a  I’Univ.  Laval. 
Un  administrateur.  Ancien  secritaire  du  Ministere  du  Travail  du 
Quibec.  Ancien  secritaire  Commission  Royale  Provinciate  sur  l’ ad¬ 
ministration  des  finances  des  hopitaux  du  Quibec.  Secritaire  fon- 
dateur  de  l’ Institut  des  Affaires  publiques  en  1954.  Ancien  mem. 
comiti  exic.  Soc.  d’Hypotheque  et  de  Logement  1963-1968.  Mem. 
Club  de  Golf  Laval-sur-le-Lac.  Nomme  au  Sinat  le  10  sept.  1968. 
Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Adresse:  4555  Bonavista,  Montrial,  Qui. 

GOLDENBERG,  LION.  CARL,  S.M.,  O.B.E.,  Q.C.,  LL.D., 
(Rigaud).  B.  Oct.  20,  1907  at  Montreal.  Que.  S.  of  Maurice 
Goldenberg  and  Adela  Gradinger.  Ed.  public  and  high 
schools,  Montreal;  McGill  Univ.,  (B.A.)  1928,  (M.A.)  1929, 
(B.C.L.)  1932  (Gold  Medallist  in  Economics  and  Political 
Science,  1928,  and  Gold  Medallist  in  Law,  1932);  LL.D. 
(Hon.),  Univ.  of  Montreal,  McGill  Univ.  and  Univ.  of 


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Toronto.  Sessional  Lecturer  in  Economics  and  Political 
Science  (1932-36)  and  Lecturer  in  Municipal  Government 
(194448)  at  McGill  Univ.  M.  Feb.  22,  1945,  to  Shirley 
Block,  dau.  of  Myer  Block,  of  Montreal.  Two  children: 
Edward  and  Ann.  Awarded  O.B.E.  for  war  services  in 
King’s  Honours  List,  1946.  Created  Q.C.  1952.  Awarded 
Medal  of  Service  of  the  Order  of  Canada  in  first  Canadian 
Honours  List,  1967  and  created  Officer  of  the  Order  of 
Canada.  Called  to  Quebec  Bar,  1932.  Special  Counsel  to 
the  Prime  Minister  of  Canada  on  the  Constitution, 
1968-71.  Has  served  on  many  federal,  provincial  and 
municipal  commissions  of  inquiry  and  as  arbitrator 
in  major  labour-management  disputes  in  Canada  and  the 
West  Indies.  Advisor  on  municipal  finance  to  Royal  Com¬ 
mission  on  Dominion-Provincial  Relations,  1937-38.  Chair¬ 
man  of  Royal  Commission  on  Finances  of  Winnipeg,  Man., 
1938-39.  Commissioner,  Man.  Government  Commercial  En¬ 
terprises  Inquiry,  1939-40.  Advisor  to  Que.  Tax  Revision 
Board,  1940.  Appt’d.  to  Canada’s  War  Organization,  Sept. 
1940,  and  served  in  following  posts:  Director-General, 
Economics  and  Statistics  Branch  and  member,  Production 
Board,  Dept,  of  Munitions  and  Supply;  Chairman,  Indus¬ 
trial  Production  Co-operation  Board;  member,  National 
Selective  Service  Advisory  Board  and  Executive  Asst,  to 
Chairman  (Canadian  section),  Joint  War  Production 
Comm,  of  Canada  and  U.S.A.  As  a  special  Federal  Com¬ 
missioner,  settled  Montreal  Tramways  strike,  March  1943. 
Advisor  to  Canadian  Government  Deleg.  to  I.L.O.  Con¬ 
ference,  Philadelphia,  1944.  Labour  Advisor,  Dept,  of 
Reconstruction  and  Supply,  1945-46.  Royal  Commissioner 
on  Provincial-Municipal  Relations  in  B.C.,  1946-47.  Special 
Federal  Commissioner  to  inquire  into  alleged  Bread  Com¬ 
bine  in  Western  Canada,  1948,  and  into  alleged  combine 
in  Electrical  Wire  and  Cable  Industry  in  Canada,  1952-53. 
Special  Counsel  for  B.C.,  1950-56,  for  Nfld.,  1957-65,  and 
for  N.B.,  1960-61,  at  Federal-Provincial  Constitutional  and 
Financial  Conferences.  Counsel  for  Nfld.  on  Revision  of 
Terms  of  Union  with  Canada,  1954-58.  As  Federal  Me- 


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diator,  settled  Great  Lakes  shipping  strike,  1956,  and 
Canadian  National  Newfoundland  shipping  dispute,  1957; 
Chairman,  Industrial  Inquiry  Commission  which  settled 
18-week  strike  in  Vancouver  Construction  industry,  1958. 
Commissioner  on  Municipal  Taxation  in  Winnipeg,  1957- 
58.  Chairman,  Commission  of  Inquiry  into  Sugar  Industry 
of  Jamaica,  1959,  and  of  Board  of  Inquiry  into  Sugar  In¬ 
dustry  of  Trinidad,  1960  and  1962.  Advisor  on  school  taxa¬ 
tion  to  Govt,  of  Alta.,  1960-61.  Vice-Chairman,  Que.  Econo¬ 
mic  Advisory  Council,  1962-68.  Mem.  City  of  Montreal 
Real  Estate  Tax  Commission,  1962-63.  Settled  year-long 
strike  at  Royal  York  Hotel,  Toronto,  1962;  Royal  Com¬ 
missioner  on  Labour  Relations  in  Ont.  Construction  In¬ 
dustry,  1962-63.  Royal  Commissioner  on  Metropolitan  To¬ 
ronto,  1963-65.  Vice  Chairman,  Royal  Commission  on  Taxa¬ 
tion  in  Que.,  1963-65.  Royal  Commissioner  on  Metropolitan 
Saint  John,  N.B.,  1962-63,  on  Greater  Frederiction,  N.B., 
1970-71,  and  on  Greater  Moncton,  N.B.,  1970-71.  As  Federal 
Mediator  settled  national  railway  dispute,  1966;  settled 
national  strike  in  meat-packing  industry,  1966.  Royal  Com¬ 
missioner  on  Mail  Transport  in  Montreal,  1970.  Chair¬ 
man,  first  Tri-Level  Conf.  Federal,  Prov.  and  Municipal 
Governments  of  Can.,  Nov.  1972.  Barrister-at-Law,  Mon¬ 
treal;  Impartial  Umpire  of  Jurisdictional  Disputes,  Cana¬ 
dian  Labour  Congress;  Impartial  Chairman  and  Arbitrator, 
Men’s  Clothing  Industry,  Women’s  Dress  Industry  and 
Women’s  Coat  and  Suit  Industry,  Montreal.  Mem.:  Board 
of  Governors,  McGill  Univ.,  Board  of  the  Corp.,  Mon¬ 
treal  Neurological  Inst.;  Board  of  Admin.,  Jewish  General 
Hospital,  Montreal;  Board  of  Dir.  C.D.  Howe  Memorial 
Foundation.  Author  of:  “The  Law  of  Delicts  under  the 
Quebec  Civil  Code”;  “Municipal  Finance  in  Canada”; 
(co-editor)  “Construction  Labour  Relations”.  Summoned 
to  Senate  Nov.  4,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  Jewish. 
Address:  1010  St.  Catherine  St.  West,  Montreal. 

GOUIN,  HON.  LEON  MERCIER,  B.A.,  LL.D.,  Q.C., 
(De  Salaberry).  B.  Dec.  24.  1891,  at  Montreal.  S.  of  the 
late  Sir  Lomer  Gouin,  and  Eliza  Mercier,  both  Fr.-Can. 


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His  father  was  in  turn  Quebec  Prime  Minister;  Federal 
Min.  of  Justice  and  Lieut.-Governor  of  Prov.  of  Quebec. 
Educated  College  Ste.  Marie  and  Loyola,  Montreal;  Ox¬ 
ford,  and  Queen’s,  Kingston.  Degrees:  B.A.,  Univ.  Laval, 
Montreal;  LL.D.,  Montreal  Univ.  M.  November  20,  1917, 
to  Yvette,  dau.  of  late  Nazaire  Ollivier,  of  Quebec. 
Children:  Lisette,  Lomer  (dec.),  Therese  and  Ollivier. 
A  barrister.  Professor,  Montreal  Univ.  and  Ottawa  Univ. 
During  1944-45  served  overseas  with  Educational  Serv.  of 
Can.  Forces.  Com.  of  the  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem; 
Officier  de  1’Instruction  publique  and  Chev.  de  la  Legion 
d’honneur  (France).  Mem.  of  Royal  Society  of  Canada; 
Alliance  Frangaise;  Canadian  Institute  of  International 
Affairs  &  others.  Author,  “Les  syndicats  ouvriers”;  “Droit 
commercial”;  “Cours  de  Droit  Industriel”  (Prize  “Thor- 
let”,  Institut  de  France,  1937).  Le  Droit  d’Auteur  (1950). 
Clubs:  Reforme;  Universitaire;  Montreal.  Summoned 
to  Senate  Nov.  7,  1940.  Party  pol.,  Liberal.  Rel.,  Catholic. 
Address:  204  Notre  Dame  St.  W.,  Montreal,  Que. 

GOUIN,  HON.  LEON  MERCIER,  B.A.,  LL.D.,  C.R.,  (De 
Salaberry).  Ni  le  24  decembre  1891  a  Montreal  Fils  de  feu  Sir 
Lower  Gouin  et  Elisa  Mercier,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Son  pere  fut 
successivement  Premier  Ministre  de  la  Prov.  de  Quibec ;  Minis- 
tre  de  la  Justice  au  fidiral  et  Lieutenant  Gouverneur  de  la  pro¬ 
vince  de  Quibec.  Fit  ses  iludes  aux  colleges  Ste-Marie  et  Loyola, 
Montrial,  et  aux  Universitis  d’ Oxford  et  Queen’s  ci  Kingston. 
Degres:  B.A.,  Univ.  Laval,  Montrial;  LL.D.,  Univ.  de  Montrial. 
M.  le  20  nov.  1917  a  Yvette ,  file  de  feu  Nazaire  Ollivier,  de 
Quibec.  Enfants:  Lisette,  Lomer,  (die.)  Thirise  et  Ollivier. 
Avocat.  Prof,  a  I’Univ.  de  Montrial  et  d’Ottawa.  En  1944-45, 
servit  outre-mer  avec  les  services  educatifs  des  forces  armies  du 
Canada.  Com.  de  I’Ordre  de  St-Jean  de  Jerusalem,  officier  de 
1’Instruction  publique  et  Chev.  de  la  Legion  d’Honneur  (France). 
Membre  Comm.  Semaines  Sociales;  Alliance  Franqaise;  Can. 
Inst,  of  International  Affairs  et  nombre  d’autres  organisations. 
Auteur :  “Les  Syndicats  ouvriers “Droit  Commercial " Cours 
de  Droit  Industriel’’  ( prix  “Thorlet”  de  I’Institut  de  France), 
1937;  Le  Droit  d’Auteur,  1950.  Clubs:  Reforme,  Cercle  Uni¬ 
versitaire  et  Montreal.  Nomme  au  Senat  le  7  nov.  1940.  Pol., 


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libiral  Religion,  catholique.  Adresse:  204  ouest,  rue  Notre  Dame, 
Montreal,  Que. 

GRAHAM,  HON.  BERNARD  ALASDAIR  (The  High¬ 
lands).  B.  May  21,  1929  at  Dominion,  N.S.  S.  of  the  late 
Dr.  John  A.  Graham  and  Genevieve  MacDonald,  both  Cana¬ 
dian  of  Scottish  descent.  Ed.  at  schools  in  Dominion  and 
Glace  Bay,  graduated  St.  F.  X.  University,  B.A.;  post 
graduate  studies  in  English  and  Education.  M.  June  30, 
1952  to  Jean  Elizabeth  MacDonald.  Ten  children:  Patricia, 
Alasdair,  John,  David,  Eileen,  William,  Daniel,  Mary, 
Jean  and  Anne  Marie.  A  teacher,  journalist,  broadcaster, 
corporation  executive.  Managing  Editor  Antigonish  Casket, 
Correspondent  Halifax  Chronicle  Herald  and  Canadian 
Press  and  Dir.  News  and  Sports  Departments  Atlantic 
Broadcasters.  Special  Assistant  Federal  Minister  of  Lab¬ 
our;;  Exec.  Asst.  Minister  of  National  Health  and  Welfare; 
Exec.  Vice  Pres,  and  General  Manager  Middlesex  Broad¬ 
casters,  London,  Ont.;  Vice-Pres.  and  Exec.  Sect’y.  Cape 
Breton  Development  Corporation.  Pres.  Darr  (C.B.)  Ltd. 
Summoned  to  Senate  April  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Liberal. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  93  Whitney  Avenue,  Sydney,  N.S. 

GREENE,  HON.  JOHN  JAMES,  P.C.,  Q.C.  B.  June 
24,  1920  at  Toronto.  S.  of  Pete  Greene  and  Andree 
Champagnol  both  Cdn.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Toronto  Schools, 
Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  Sept.  2,  1948  to 
Corinne  dau.  of  Catherine  Bedore  of  Arnprior,  Ont.  Five 
children:  Glenn,  Peter,  Jocelyn,  Stephanie  and  Virginia. 
A  lawyer.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1941-45.  Awarded  D.F.C.  and 
mentioned  in  despatches.  Retired  with  rank  of  Flight 
Lieut.  Mem.  Rideau  Club  and  Royal  Ottawa  Golf  Club, 
Ottawa;  University  Club,  Toronto,  Niagara  Falls  Golf  Club. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965  and 
1968.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of 
Agriculture  Dec.  18,  1965.  Min.  of  Energy,  Mines  and 
Resources,  1968  to  1972.  Summoned  to  Senate  Sept.  1, 
1972.  Apptd.  Dir.  Petrofina  Can.  Ltd.  Nov.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Ottawa,  Ont. 


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GROSART,  HON.  ALLISTER,  H.G.  (Pickering).  B.  Dec. 
13,  1906  at  Dublin,  Ireland.  S.  of  Herbert  Montgomery 
and  Elizabeth  Mackey,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at  China  Island 
Mission  Schools,  Chefoo,  North  China,  1915-1923;  Univ. 
of  Toronto,  1923-1927  Politics  and  Law  and  1928  post 
graduate  International  Law.  Degrees:  B.A.,  F.R.G.S., 
Carnegie  Fellow  of  International  Law,  1928.  M.  July  6, 
1944  to  Louise  Geraldene  dau.  of  Frank  George  Harnden 
of  Hilton,  Ont.  Two  children:  Geraldene  Francis  and 
Victoria  Elizabeth.  Served  with  Irish  Regiment  of  Can. 
2nd  Bttn.  C.A.  (R)  with  rank  of  Lt.  to  Major.  Former  vice- 
pres.  McKim  Advertising  Ltd.  Toronto  and  Montreal;  for¬ 
mer  National  Dir.  P.C.  Assn,  of  Can.  Pres.  Grosart  and  Co. 
Ltd.,  Creative  Arts  Co.  and  Dir.  and  Chairman  Advisory 
and  Audit  Bds.  of  City  Savings  and  Trust  Co.  of  Edmon¬ 
ton  and  First  Cay  Financial  Corp.  of  Vancouver.  Mem.  of 
Albany  (Toronto),  Bonaventure  (Montreal),  Rideau  (Ot¬ 
tawa),  Royal  Can.  Geographic  Society,  Can.  Bibliographical 
Society,  Can.  Library  Assn,  and  National  Press  Club 
(Ottawa).  Summoned  to  Senate  Sept.  24,  1962.  Chairman 
Steering  Committee  of  Special  Comm,  on  National  Science 
Policy,  Vice-Chairman  Foreign  Affairs  Comm.,  Chairman 
Official  Opposition  Caucus  and  of  Can.  Pari.  Branch  Com¬ 
monwealth  Pari.  Assn.  Deputy  Leader  3  international  Can. 
Pari,  deleg.  and  rep.  at  international  conferences  in  U.K., 
Carribbean,  Norway,  Sweden,  West  Germany,  France, 
Belgium,  the  Netherlands,  Switzerland,  Turkey  and  South 
East  Asia.  Party  pol.:  Progressive  Conservative.  Rel.:  An¬ 
glican  Church  of  Can.  Address:  The  Senate,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

HAIG,  HON.  JAMES  CAMPBELL,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.D. 
(River  Heights).  B.  June  2,  1909  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S. 
of  Hon.  John  Thomas  Haig,  Can.  and  Josephine  Michel 
Dickie,  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  June  4,  1938  to 
Ellen  Mary  Margaret,  dau.  of  Hon.  Robert  Jacob  of  Win¬ 
nipeg.  Three  children:  Jocelyn  Michel  (m.  to  B.  B.  Cas¬ 
sidy),  John  Robert  and  Jennifer  Knight.  A  barrister-at-law. 
Dir.  and  sect’y.  CJAY-TV,  Winnipeg.  Mem.  Winnipeg  Pub. 
School  Board  1941-51,  chairman  1950-51.  Pres.  Man. 
Society  for  Crippled  Children  and  Adults,  1956-57  and 


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Can.  Council  of  Crippled  Children,  1959-60.  Mem.  Board 
of  Regents,  Univ.  of  Winnipeg  1954-63.  Man.  Vice-Pres. 
Can.  Bar.  Assn.  1960-61.  Mem.  Winnipeg  Winter  Club, 
St.  Charles  Country  Club,  Winnipeg.  Summoned  to  Senate 
June  15,  1962.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  221  Wellington  Crescent,  Winnipeg  9,  Man. 

HASTINGS,  HON.  EARL  ADAM  (Palliser-Foothills). 
B.  Jan.  7,  1924  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Clarence  Beverley 
Hastings  and  Eva  Pearl  Winter  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Wetmore 
and  Strathcona  Public  Schools,  Balfour  Technical  H.S., 
Regina  Coll,  and  Success  Business  Coll.,  Regina.  M.  April 
19,  1952  to  Evelyn  Audrey  dau.  of  John  Andrew  Kain  of 
Regina.  Three  children:  David  Telfer,  Donald  Earl  and 
Leslie  Lynn.  A  petroleum  landman.  Pres.  Calgary  Lib. 
Assn.  1959-60  and  pres.  Lib.  Assn,  of  Alta.  1961-62.  Mem. 
Lucerne  Lodge  159,  A.F.  &  A.M.,  Calgary  Lodge  of  Per¬ 
fection,  A  &  A.S.R.,  and  Royal  Can.  Legion.  Cand.  Federal 
g.e.  1962  and  1963  and  def.  Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  24, 
1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  P.O. 
Drawer  38,  Calgary,  Alta.  T4P  2M7. 

HAYDEN,  HON.  SALTER  A,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  Ph.M.,  Q.C. 
(Toronto).  Born  May  31,  1896,  at  Ottawa.  Son  of 
Patrick  J.  Hayden  and  Helen  Elizabeth  Salter,  both 
Can.  Ed.  Ottawa  Univ.  Degree,  M.A.,  Ph.M.,  M.  Sept. 
10,  1921.  Three  children:  Salter,  Gerald  and  Wilfred 
(1946  married  Jean  Cleland  Burton,  of  Montreal).  A 
barrister.  Senior  partner:  McCarthy  &  McCarthy.  Dir. 
The  Bank  N.S.  Dir.  Union  Carbide,  Canada  Ltd.;  Atlantic 
Sugar  Refineries  Co.  Ltd.;  Acadia  Atlantic  Sugar  Refining 
Co.  Ltd.;  Parker  Pen  Company  Ltd.  and  Scott’s  Restau 
rants,  Ltd.  Clubs:  Royal  Canadian  Yacht,  University,  Rose- 
dale  Golf,  Newman  (Alumni).  Candidate  for  H.  of  C., 
g.e.  1935.  Summoned  to  Senate,  Feb.  9,  1940.  Party 
pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  140  Heath  St.  West, 
Toronto,  Ont. 

HAYS,  HON.  HARRY  WILLIAM,  P.C.  (Calgary).  B.  Dec. 
25,  1909  at  Carstairs,  Alta.  S.  of  Dr.  Thomas  E.  Hays  and 
Ambriss  Foster.  Ed.  at  Public  School,  Glenmore  and  St. 


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Mary’s  H.S.,  Calgary.  M.  Feb.  28,  1934  to  Muriel  Alica 
dau.  of  Ernest  Bigland  of  Calgary.  One  son:  Daniel 
Phillip.  Mayor  Calgary  1959-63.  Past  pres.  Can.  Swine 
Breeders  Assn,  and  Southern  Alta.  Egg  and  Poultry  Pro¬ 
ducers.  Former  Exec.  mem.  Holstein-Fresian  Assn,  of  Can. 
Past.  Pres.  Alta.  Holstein  Breeders  Assn.  Dir.:  Can.  Perm. 
Trust  Co.,  Can.  Perm.  Mortgage  Co.,  Paragon  Enterprises, 
Burritt  Travel  Agency,  Natural  Resources  Growth  Fund 
Ltd.,  Calgary  Exhibition  &  Stampede,  Calgary  Boys’  Town, 
Calgary  Philharmonic  Soc.,  and  Royal  Winter  Fair,  To¬ 
ronto.  Mem.  Board  of  Trustees  of  Can.  Studies  Founda¬ 
tion  &  Calgary  Golf  and  Country  Club.  Past.  Pres.  Calgary 
Rotary  Club.  Rotary  past  Dist.  Gov.  1963-66.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Sworn  of  the  privy  Council  and 
apptd.  Min.  of  Agric.  April  22,  1963.  Summoned  to  Senate 
Feb.  24,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  200 
Eagle  Ridge  Dr.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

HEATH,  HON.  ANN  ELIZABETH  HADDON,  (Nanai- 
mo-Malaspina).  B.  May  26,  1924  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  Dau.  of 
Charles  Arthur  Bowman  and  Ruth  Elizabeth  Laing.  Ed. 
at  Rockcliffe  Park  P.S.,  Elmwood  School  and  McGill  Univ. 
M.  Nov.  10,  1944  to  Hugh  Basil  Heath  son  of  Dr.  Lionel 
Maclvor  Bowman  Heath  (dec.).  One  child:  Ian  Maclvor 
Bowman  Heath.  Pres.  Nanaimo  Council  of  Women.  Past 
Pres.  B.C.  Women’s  Lib.  Assoc,  and  Nanaimo  Symphony 
Auxiliary.  Charter  Pres.  Consumer  Assoc.  Can.  (Nanaimo). 
Dir.  Can.  National  Inst,  for  the  Blind  (Nanaimo),  Na¬ 
naimo  Symphony  Society  and  Can.  World  Federalists 
(Central  Vancouver  Island).  Mem.  Nanaimo  Yacht  Club 
and  Nanaimo  Golf  Club.  Summoned  to  Senate  Oct.  7, 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Christian.  Address:  3384  Ste¬ 
phenson  Point  Road,  Nanaimo,  B.C. 

HICKS,  HON.  HENRY  DAVIES,  C.C.,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  B.Sc, 
B.C.L.,  M.A.,  D.Ed.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  (The  Annapolis  Valley). 
B  March  5,  1915  at  Bridgetown,  N.S.  S.  of  Henry  Brandon 
and  Annie  May  Kinney.  Pre-Loyalist  Immigrant  ancestor 
was  a  Rhode  Island  Quaker.  Ed.  at  Bridgetown  P.S., 


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Mount  Allison  Univ.,  Dalhousie  Univ.  and  Oxford  Univ., 
(Rhodes  Scholar  1937).  M.  (1)  Dec.  28,  1945  to  Paulene 
Agnes  (dec.  Feb.  22,  1964)  dau.  of  George  E.  Banks  of 
Caledonia,  Queen’s  Cty.  Two  sons  and  two  daughters.  M. 
(2)  April  15,  1965  to  Margaret  Gene  MacGregor  dau.  of 
Norman  Morisson.  Admitted  N.S.  Bar  1941.  Apptd.  Q  C 
1957.  Taught  school  Annapolis  Cty.  1932-33.  Served  RCA 
rank  of  Capt.  in  Canada,  U.S.A.,  U.K.,  Belgium,  Holland 
and  Germany.  Regent  Mount  Allison  Univ.  1948-69.  First 
elected  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1945.  Re-elected  g.e.  1949,  1953  and 
1956.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Education  1949-55;  Prov.  Sect’y.  1954- 
56;  Leader  Liberal  Party  of  N.S.  1954-61;  Premier!  Chair¬ 
man  of  N.S.  Liquor  Comm.  1955;  Leader  of  Opposition 
1956-60.  Def.  g.e.  1960.  Apptd.  Dean  Faculty  Arts  and 
Science,  Dalhousie  Univ.  1960;  Vice-Pres.  1961  ■  Pres  and 
Vice-Chancellor  1963.  Pres.  Can.  Commission  to  Unesco 
1963-67  and  Can.  Bible  Society  1965-68;  Mem.  Can.  Council 
1963-69,  Bd.  of  Dir.  Assoc,  of  Univ.  and  Coll,  of  Can.  1966 
to  present;  Chairman  Assoc,  of  Atlantic  Univ.  1968  to 
present;  Representative  Assoc,  of  Univ.  and  Coll,  of  Can. 
on  Bd.  of  Governors,  Univ.  of  Guiana,  1970  to  present 
Invested  Companion  Order  or  Canada  1970.  Clubs:  Halifax, 
Saraguay  and  Waegwoltic.  Summoned  to  Senate  Apr  27 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Halifax,  N.S. 


INMAN,  HON.  Mrs.  FLORENCE  ELSIE.  (Murray  Har¬ 
bour)  B.  Dec.  5th,  1891,  at  West  River,  P.E.I.,  daughter 
of  Alexander  Macdonald,  Scottish,  and  Florence  White 
English  and  French.  Educated  at  Charlottetown  and 
Montague  Public  and  High  schools.  Business  education. 
M.  Sept.  26th,  1910,  to  George  Strong  Inman  (afterward 
Judge),  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Nelson  Inman  of  Bedegue 
P.E.I.  Four  sons:  Commander  W.  Robert  Inman  (m’ 
Joan  C.  Sinclair,  Ireland);  Doctor  George  S.  A  Inman 
bertha  Ma^  Halverson,  N.S.);  Lieut.-Commander 
WUfnd  N.  Inman  (m.  Rhoda  Mary  Pilgrim,  Ont.);  and 
Lt.  Col.  R.  Victor  Inman  (m.  Irene  Allen  S’Side,  PEI) 
Past  Pres,  of  Innkeepers  Association  of  P.E.I.  (Hon.  Pres 
of  P.E.I.  Tourist  Assn.);  Past  Chairman  of  Mothers’ 
Allowance  Commission  of  P.E.I.,  (1949-1955),  Past-Presi- 


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dent  F\  E.  Island  Women’s  Liberal  Association.  Organized 
Women  s  Liberal  Clubs  in  P.E.I.,  Past  Vice-Pres.  of  Cana 
dian  Club  in  P.E.I.,  Member  of  Business  and  Professional 
Women’s  Club;  I.O.D.E.,  Past-President  Canadian  Legion 
Auxiliary,  Member  Red  Cross.  Past-President  Montague 
Hospital  Auxiliary  and  member  of  Trustee  Board  of 
Montague  Hospital;  Member  of  P.E.I.  Historical  Society. 
Summoned  to  Senate  July  28th,  1955.  Centennial  Medal, 
July  1,  1967.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
c/o  Dr.  George  Inman,  Montague,  P.E.I. 

ISNOR,  HON.  GORDON  B.  (Halifax-Dartmouth).  B. 
May  10.  1885,  at  Dartmouth,  N.S.  S.  of  William  Henry 
Isnor  and  Annie  M.  Hubley,  both  Canadians.  Ed.  at 
Halifax,  N.S.  M.  Sept.  3,  1907,  to  Mary  E.,  dau.  of  Thos. 
Ormond,  of  Halifax,  N.S.  One  son:  W.  Roy.  A  merchant. 
Prop.  Gordon  B.  Isnor’s  Stores,  Halifax.  Founder  and  first 
Pres,  of  Progressive  Service  Club,  Halifax;  Mem.  of  Bd. 
of  Trade;  Halifax  Club;  the  Mayflower  Curling  Club,  Weag- 
woltic  Boating  Club;  Armdale  Yacht  Club,  Wanderers 
A.A.C.,  Port  of  Halifax  Club,  Philac  Temple  Shriners,  Scot¬ 
tish  Rite  and  Knights  of  Pythias.  Served  as  Aid.  in  Hali¬ 
fax  City  Council,  1914-1915;  as  School  Comm.,  1920- 
1923.  Lieut,  in  1st  Regt.  Can.  Garrison  Artillery,  1915- 
1918.  Sponsored  successfully  a  measure  to  provide  free 
school  books  for  Public  Schools  in  N.S.  First  elect,  to 
N.S.  Legist,  at  g.e.,  October  1928;  re-elect,  at  g.e.,  1933. 
First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  1935.  Re-elect,  g.e.,  1940, 
1945  and  1949  Chairman  of  Can.  Del.  to  Emnire  Pari. 
Assn,  at  Bermuda,  1946.  Can.  Govt.  del.  to  United  Na- 
tions  Assembly,  1952.  Summoned  to  Senate,  May  2nd, 
1950.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  2169 
Gottingen  Street,  Halifax,  N.S. 

KICKHAM,  HON.  THOMAS  JOSEPH  ( Cardigan )._  Born 
March  11,  1901  at  Souris  West,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Richard 
Kickham  and  Alice  Landrigan.  Ed.  at  Souris  West  schools 
and  St.  Dunstan  Univ.  M.  June  30,  1943  to  Mabel  Anne 
dau.  of  Charles  MacDonald  of  Elmira,  P.E.I.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Eileen,  Josephine,  Eleanor  and  Thomas  J.  Engaged 


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in  Import  and  Export  Trade.  A  farmer.  Former  Sect’y.- 
Treas.  Rollabay  Credit  Union  and  dir.  P.E.I.  Credit  Union 
eague.  Past  Pres.  Kings  Cty.  Exhibition  Livestock.  Dir. 
Kings  Cty.  Hospital  and  P.E.I.  Potato  Growers  Assoc. 
Cand.  by-election  1940  and  def.  Elected  PEI  Legis 
g.e.  1943.  Re-elected  g.e.  1947.  Resigned  seat  to  be 
First  elected  t0  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1949.  Re-elected 

tifi’v  1957’  l958  and  1962-  Summoned  to  Senate 

JuHj8,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Souris, 

i«?QINfNwA?’a  H0N-  MARY  E-  (Welland).  B.  Apr.  3, 
^8,a.f  Wainfleet,  Ont.  Dau.  of  Francis  Manning,  Fr.  Can 

PS  rfw  unnj  Caider’  EngL  Can-  Ed-  at  Port  Colborne 
A  WeiIand  E  S:  M-  Dec.  27,  1924  to  Robert  Alex¬ 
ander  (dec.  Sept.  14,  1954)  son  of  Louis  Kinnear  of  Port 
Coiborne.  Past  pres.  Victorian  Order  of  Nurses,  mem 

dJ^Pp  rTrla  CdriStmaS  Seals>  Red  Cross  Blood 
Donors  Port  Colborne  General  Hospital  Women’s  Auxi- 

liary,  Business  and  Professional  Women’s  Club,  Ont. 
Womens  Lib.  Assn.,  Women’s  Lib.  Fed.  of  Can.,  Port 
wb°rne  EouiRiryClub  and  hon.  mem.  Port  Colborne  Club 
ci  Gyrette.  Club.  Summoned  to  Senate  April  6,  1967 

pa^fy  P°,-:  Llb-  Anglican.  Address:  41  Lakeshore  Rd., 
^orc  colborne,  Ont. 

LAFOND  HON  PAUL  C„  B.Sc.,  (Gulf).  B.  July  12, 
1919  at  Hull  Que.  S.  of  Dr.  E.  Lomer  Lafond  and  Emma 

UniJ  E?'  iaLN°tre  Dame  Coll>  HuI1  and  0ttawa 

0,i  LM-  AUne  i’  -1953  t0  StelIa  dau-  of  J-  M-  Dlouin  of 
p  A" administrator.  Economic  Researcher  with 
R.C.A.F  193a  Served  R.C.A.F.  as  an  officer  1940  45 
^arded  E  J  C-  1944  Sect’y.  General  Lib.  Federation  of 
Gan.  1948  68.  Summoned  to  Senate  Oct.  7,  1970  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  98  Corbeil  St.,  Hull  Que 

,  HON.  PAUL  C„  B.Sc.,  (Gulf).  Ne  le  12  juillet  1919 

a  Hull,  P  Q  Fils  du  D  E.  Lomer  Lajond  et  Emma  Archambault. 
v!  ,sesifrtud!’s  au  colL  Notre- Dame,  Hidl  et  a  I’univ.  d' Ottawa 
M ;  le  1  mn  1953  «  Me  de  J.-M.  Blouin  de  Quebec.  Un 

admmistratcur.  Recherchiste  en  ec.onomique,  C.A.R.C.  1939. 


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Officier  d’ equipage,  C.A.R.C.  1940-45.  D.F.C.  1944.  Secretaire 
jranqais  et  Secretaire  general  Federation  Liberate  du  Can.  1948- 
68.  Nomine  au  Senat  le  7  oct.  1970.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catho- 
lique.  Adresse:  98,  rue  Corbeil,  Hull,  P.Q. 

LAING,  HON.  ARTHUR,  P.C.,  B.S.A.  (Vancouver 
South).  B.  Sept.  9,  1904  at  Eburne,  B.C.  S.  of  Thomas 
Laing,  Engl,  and  Marion  B.  Mackie,  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Rich¬ 
mond  Public  and  H.  S.  and  U.  of  B.C.  (B.S.A.  1925).  M. 
July  17,  1937,  to  Elma  G.,  dau.  of  James  Hyland.  One  dau. 
Linda  Laurine.  Served  Richmond  Bd.  of  School  Trustees, 
1930-43,  eight  yrs.  as  Chairman;  mem:  Agricultural  Inst, 
of  Canada;  Sect’y.  Richmond  Pt.  Grey  Lib.  Assoc.  1925-28; 
pres.  B.C.  Young  Lib.  Assn.  1946-47;  pres.  B.C.  Lib.  Assn. 
1947-49;  past  pres.  Vancouver  Br.  Can.  Society  Technical 
Agriculturists;  past  pres.  U.B.C.  Alumni  Assn.  Cand.  Prov. 
g.e.  1937  and  1941  and  def.  First  Elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
June  27,  1949.  Resigned  H.  of  C.  May  2,  1953  to  accept 
leadership  of  B.C.  Liberal  Party.  Elect.  M.L.A.  for  Point 
Grey  June  12,  1953.  Defeated  Sept.  12,  1956.  Resigned 
leadership  April  9,  1959.  Elect,  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  June  18, 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965  and  1968.  Sworn  of  the 
Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Northern  Affairs  and 
Natural  Resources  April  22,  1963.  Min.  of  Indian  Affairs 
and  Northern  Development  Oct.  3,  1966  to  1968.  Min.  of 
Public  Works,  1963  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Veteran’s 
Affairs,  Jan.  28,  1972.  Summoned  to  Senate  Sept.  1,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Vancouver, 
B.C. 

LAIRD,  HON.  JOHN  KEITH  MCBROOM,  Q.C.,  B.A. 
(Windsor).  B.  Jan.  12,  1907  at  Blenheim,  Ont.  S.  of  Joseph 
Oswald  Laird  and  Elva  A.  McBroom  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Blenheim  P.S.,  Windsor  (Patterson)  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Wes¬ 
tern  Ont.,  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School  and  Geneva  School 
of  International  Studies.  M.  July  13,  1935  to  Audrey 
Helen  (dec.  Oct.  7,  1970)  dau.  of  James  Pennington  of 
Windsor,  Ont.  Four  sons:  John  Stuart,  Dr.  James  Joseph, 
Bruce  Keith  and  Timothy  Pennington.  A  barrister  and 
solicitor.  Created  Q.C.  1950.  Past  Pres.  Essex  Cty.  Law 
Assn.;  Univ.  Western  Ont.  Alumnae  Assn.  (Essex  Cty.); 


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Can.  Inst,  of  Int.  Affairs  (Windsor  Branch);  Windsor  C. 
of  C.  and  League  of  Nations  Society  of  Canada.  Author 
of  various  articles  on  Taxation.  Mem.  Beach  Grove  Golf, 
Univ.  Club  of  Windsor  and  Lions.  Summoned  to  Senate 
Apr.  6,  1967.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Ad¬ 
dress:  8325  Riverside  Dr.  East,  Windsor,  Ont. 

LAMONTAGNE,  HON.  MAURICE,  P.C.,  M.Sc.  (In- 
kerman).  B.  Sept.  7,  1917,  at  Mont-Joli,  Que.  S. 
of  Alphonse  Lamontagne  and  Sophronie  Joncas.  Ed.  at 
Rimouski  Seminary,  Que.;  Dominican  Coll.,  Ottawa;  Laval 
Univ.  and  Harvard  Univ.  M.  in  1943  to  Jeannette  Morin. 
Three  children:  Helene  (Mrs.  Lucien  Binet).  Pierre  and 
Bernard.  In  1943,  asst,  in  organizing  Faculty  of  Social 
Sciences  at  Laval  Univ.  and  became  Prof,  of  Econs.;  Dir. 
of  Dept,  of  Econs.,  1949;  apptd.  Asst.  Deputy  Min., 
Northern  Affairs  and  Nat.  Resources,  1954.  Econ.  Advisor 
to  Privy  Council,  1955;  resigned  in  1957  to  become  Prof, 
of  Econs.  at  Ottawa  Univ.  Apptd.  Econ.  Advisor  to  Hon. 
Lester  B.  Pearson,  then  Leader  of  the  Opposition,  1958. 
Asst.  Dean  of  Faculty  of  Social  Sciences  at  Ottawa  Univ., 
1961.  Fellow  of  Royal  Society  of  Can.  and  Fellow  of  Royal 
Society  of  Arts.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Sworn 
of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Pres,  of  the  Queen’s  PC 
for  Canada  April  22,  1963.  Apptd.  Secretary  of  State  and 
Registrar  General  of  Canada  February  3,  1964.  Summoned 
to  Senate,  April  6,  1967.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  18  Lakeview  Terrace,  Ottawa  1,  Ont. 

LAMONTAGNE,  HON.  MAURICE,  C.P.,  M.Sc.  (Inker- 
man).  N6  le  7  septembre  1917,  a  Mont-Joli.  Fils  d’Alphonse 
Lamontagne  et  de  Sophronie  Joncas.  Fit  ses  itudes  au  Seminaire 
de  Rimouski;  Coll.  Dominicain,  Ottawa;  Univ.  Laval  et  Univ 
Harvard.  M.  en  1943  a  Jeannette  Morin.  Trois  enfants:  Hildne 
(Mine  Lucien  Binet),  Pierre  et  Bernard.  Professeur  en  economique 
d  la  Faculte  des  Sciences  sociales  de  I’Univ.  Laval,  1943  a  1954; 
dir.  du  dipartement  d’Economique  de  I’Univ.  Laval,  1949.  Sous- 
ministre  adjoint  au  minis t ere  du  Nord  canadien  et  des  Ressources 
nationales,  1954.  Conseiller  iconomique  au  Consril  Privt,  1Q55. 
Professeur  d  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa,  sept.  1957.  Adjoint  special  de  I’Hon 
Lester  B.  Pearson,  chef  de  VOpposition,  1958.  Vice-doyen  de  la 


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Faculte  des  Sciences  sociales  de  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa,  1961.  Mem.  de 
la  Societe  Royale  du  Canada  et  de  la  Sociiti  Royale  des  Arts. 
Elu  pour  la  premiere  jois  a  la  C.  des  C.  t.g.  1963.  Nommi  Pris. 
du  Conseil  Prive  de  la  Reine  pour  le  Canada  le  22  avril  1963; 
nomme  Secretaire  d’Etat  et  Rigistraire  gtntral  du  Canada  le  3 
fevrier  1964.  Nomine  au  Senat  le  6  avril  1967.  Parti  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel .:  catholique.  Adresse:  18,  Lakeview  Terrace,  Ottawa  1,  Ont. 

LANG,  HON.  DANIEL  AIKEN,  B.A.,  Q.C.  (South 
York).  B.  June  13,  1919  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Daniel 
Webster  Lang,  Q.C.  and  Edna  Lorraine  Aiken  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  Upper  Canada  Coll.,  Trinity  Coll.,  Univ.  of  To¬ 
ronto  and  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto.  M.  Sept.  24,  1948  to 
Frances  Elizabeth  dau.  of  Dr.  H.  J.  Shields  of  Toronto. 
Four  children:  John  Daniel,  David  Shields,  Nancy  Lor¬ 
raine  and  Janet  Elizabeth.  Counsel:  Lang,  Michener, 
Cranston,  Farquharson  &  Wright,  Barristers  &  Sollicitors 
and  Pres.  Standard  Trust  Co.  Lieut.  R.C.N.  Volunteer 
Reserve  1941-45.  Treas.  Liberal  Party  in  Ont.  1958-62. 
Campaign  Chairman  Ont.  Fed.  g.e.  1962-63-65.  Councillor 
Forest  Hill,  1957-61.  Mem.  Board  Governors  U.  of  T.  Mem. 
Board  of  Trustees,  Sunnybrook  Hospital.  Past  Pres.  (1960- 
61)  Lawyers  Club  of  Toronto.  Summoned  to  Senate  Feb. 
14,  1964.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
43  Hillholm  Rd.,  Toronto  7,  Ont. 

LANGLOIS,  HON.  J.  G.  LEOPOLD,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  Q.C., 
(Grandville).  B.  Oct.  2,  1913  at  Ste-Anne-des-Monts,  Que.  S. 
of  Capt.  Octave  Langlois  and  Amanda  Fournier  both  Fr. 
Can.  Ed.  at  Gaspe  Coll.,  Rimouski  Coll,  and  Laval  Univ. 
M.  to  Rae  dau.  of  Walter  Callaghan  of  Quebec.  One  son: 
Raynold.  A  lawyer  specializing  in  Marine  Law.  Senior 
partner  law  firm  of  Langlois,  Laflamme  &  Gaudreau, 
Quebec.  Legal  firm  Langlois,  Verge  and  Jacques,  Quebec. 
Served  overseas  R.C.N.  1940  45  and  on  retired  list  rank  of 
Lt..  Cdr.  Former  pres.  St.  Lawrence  Shipowners  Assn.  Inc. 
Dir.  Deutz  Diesel  (Can.)  Ltd.  1971.  Mem.  Univ.  Club, 
Quebec  and  Montreal  Reform  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  1945.  Re-elected  g.e.  1949  and  1953.  Pari  Asst. 
Postmaster  General  Jan.  24,  1951  to  Oct.  14,  1953,  then 


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apptd.  Pari.  Asst,  to  Min.  of  Transport.  Def.  g.e.  1957.  Sum¬ 
moned  to  Senate  July  8,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Quebec,  Que. 


LANGLOIS,  HON.  J.  G.  LEOPOLD,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  C.R., 
( Grandville).  Ne  le  2  oct.  1913  a  Ste-Anne-des-Monts,  P.Q.  Fils  du 
Capit.  Octave  Langlois  et  Amanda  Fournier  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit 
ses  etudes  au  Coll,  de  Gaspi,  Coll,  de  Rimouski  et  I’univ.  Laval. 
M.  a  Rae  fille  de  Walter  Callaghan  de  Quebec.  Un  fils:  Raynold. 
Un  avocat  spicialisant  en  droit  maritime  et  associl  senior  itude 
legale  Langlois,  Laflamme  et  Gaudreau,  Quibec.  Servi  Marine 
Royale  Can.  outre-mer  1940-45  et  mis  sur  la  riserve  grade 
Lt.  Comm.  Ex-pres.  Assoc,  des  Propriitaires  de  Navires  du 
St.  Laurent  Inc.  nommi  dir.  Deulz  Diesel  (can.)  Ltd.  1971. 
Mem.  Cercle  Vniversitaire,  Qui.  et  Club  de  Rif  or  me,  Montrial  Elu 
C.  des  C.  i.g.  1945.  Ri-ilu  i.g.  1949  et  1953.  Adjoint  pari,  du 
mm.  des  Postes  du  24  fan.  1951  au  14  oct.  1953  et  nommi  adjoint 
pari.  min.  des  Transports.  Dif.  i.g.  1957.  Nommi  au  Sinat  le 
8  juillet,  1966.  Parti  pol.,  libiral.  Rel.,  catholique.  Adresse:  Quibec, 


LAPOINTE,  HON.  LOUISE  MARGUERITE  RENAUDE, 
(Mille  Isles).  B.  Jan.  3,  1912  at  Disraeli,  Que.  Dau.  of 
Joseph  Alphonse  Lapointe  and  Marie  Louise  Poulin.  Ed. 
at  Disraeli  and  Stanstead  schools  and  Laval  Univ.  License 
in  music  from  Dominion  Coll,  of  Music.  A  journalist.  Can. 
deleg.  to  25th  and  26th  Sessions  of  U.N.  in  N.Y.  Mem. 
Cercle  des  Femmes  Journalistes  and  Media  Club  Sum¬ 
moned  to  Senate  Nov.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Cath¬ 
olic.  Address:  180  MacLaren  St.,  Apt.  1109,  Ottawa. 

LAPOINTE,  HON.  LOUISE-M  ARGUERITE-RENAUDE, 
(Mille  Isles).  Ne  le  3  jan.  1912  d  Disraeli,  Qui.  Fille  de  Joseph - 
Alphonse  Lapointe  et  Marie-Louise  Poulin.  Fit  ses  etudes  a 
Disraeli,  Stanstead  et  a  I’univ.  Laval.  License  en  musique  du 
Dominion  Coll,  of  Music.  Une  journaliste.  Dileguie  du  Can.  a 
la  25 *  et  26 *  session  de  I’Assemblee  ginerale  des  Nations  Unies 
a  N.Y.  Mem.  Cercle  des  Femmes  Journalistes  et  Media  Club. 
Nommi  au  Sinat  le  10  nov.  1971.  Parti  pol:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholi¬ 
que.  Adresse:  180,  rue  MacLaren,  apt.  1109,  Ottawa. 


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LAWSON,  HON.  EDWARD  M.  (Vancouver).  Summoned 
to  Senate  Oct.  7,  1970.  Address:  Vancouver,  B.C. 

LEFRANQOIS,  HON.  J.  EUGENE  (Repentigny).  B. 
Aug.  9,  1896,  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Joseph  Lefrancois 
and  Lydia  Galarneau,  his  wife,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St. 
Stanislas  School,  Montreal,  Que.  Graduated  in  Com¬ 
merce.  M.  June  17,  1918,  to  Rosina,  dau.  of  Arsene 
Belair,  of  Montreal.  Two  children:  Roland  and  Claire 
An  Industrialist.  Administrator  of  “La  Societe  des  Arti¬ 
sans”  (1946-70);  Pres.  “La  Caisse  Populaire  de  St-Stanis- 
las”.  Pres.  Reform  Club,  Montreal,  1958  59.  K.  of  C.  (4). 
Mem.  of  the  Commonwealth  Parliamentary  Association, 
(Can.  Br.).  Mem.  of  the  Canadian  Nato  Pari.  Assoc.  Was 
candidate  for  Quebec  Legis.  in  1936  and  def.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.,  at  by-election,  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the 
sitting  member,  Oct.  24,  1949.  Re-elect  at  g.e.,  Aug  10, 
1953.  Summoned  to  Senate  April  25,  1957.  Party  pol.: 
Liberal.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  5265  Brebeuf,  Montreal, 
Que. 

LEFRANQOIS,  HON.  J.  EUGENE  (Repentigny).  Ni  le  9 
aoul  1896,  a  Montrial,  Qui.  Fils  de  Joseph  Lefrah(ois  et  de 
Lydia  Galarneau,  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  a  VEcole 
St.  Stanislas,  de  Montreal.  Diplbme  Commercial.  M.  le  17  juin 
1918,  a  Rosina,  pile  d’ Arsene  Bilair ,  de  Montreal.  Deux  en 
fants:  Roland  et  Claire.  Industriel.  Administraleur  de  «  La  So- 
ciite  des  Artisan  »  (1946-70).  Pres.  La  Caisse  Populaire  de  St- 
Stanislas.  Pres.,  Club  de  Reforme  de  Montreal,  1958-59,  Chevalier 
de  Colomb  (4e).  Membre  de  la  Section  canadienne  de  l’ Association 
Parlementaire  du  Commonwealth.  Mem.  de  l’ Organisation  Parle- 
mentaire  Canadienne  de  I’Otan.  F ut  candidal  pour  la  Legisla¬ 
ture  de  Quibec,  1936,  et  difait.  Elu  pour  la  premiire  fois  a  la 
Ch.  des  Com.,  a  une  Election  complimentaire,  le  24  octobre  1949. 
Riilu  a  I’i.g.,  le  10  aout  1953.  Nommi  au  Sinat  le  25  avril 
1957.  Pol.,  libiral.  Rel.,  calholique.  Adresse:  5265,  rue  Brtbeuf, 
Montrial,  Qui. 

MACDONALD,  HON.  JOHN  MICHAEL,  Q.C.  (Cape 
Breton)  B.  May  3,  1906,  at  North  Sydney,  N.S.  S.  of  the 


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late  Hon.  Joseph  Macdonald,  a  former  Nova  Scotia 
Provincial  Cabinet  Minister,  and  Mrs.  Macdonald,  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  St.  F.  X.  Univ.,  Antigonish  and  Dalhousie 
Univ.  Degrees:  B.A.,  M.A.  (St.  F.  X.),  and  LL  B.  (Dai- 
housie).  A  Lawyer.  Canadian  Army  1943-46.  Mem.  Can. 
Legion,  Rotary  Club.  Was  pol.  cand.  1940  and  194.5 
(Federal),  1949  (Prov.).  First  elect,  to  N.S.  Legisl..  at 
g.e.,  1956.  Summoned  to  Senate  June  24,  1960.  Party 
pol.,  Progressive  Conservative.  Rel.,  Catholic  Address- 
Commercial  St.,  North  Sydney,  N.S. 

MACNAUGHTON,  HON.  ALAN  AYLESWORTH,  P.C.. 
B  A.,  B.C.L.,  LL.D.,  Q.C.  (Sorel).  B.  July  30,  1903,  at  Napa- 
nee,  Ont.  S.  of  late  D.  C.  Macnaughton  (Can.  Scotch),  and 
late  Mabel  L.  Aylesworth,  his  wife  (Can.  Eng.).  Ed.  Upper 
Canada  Coll.,  Toronto,  McGill  Univ.,  Montreal,  Post  Grad. 
Studies  London  School  of  Economics  and  Political  Science- 
Univ.  of  London,  Eng.  Degrees:  B.A.,  B.C.L.  M.  Aug  1st 
1942,  to  Mary  Caroline,  dau.  of  late  Fred  R.  White,  of 
Cleveland,  Ohio.  Three  children:  Elizabeth  White,  Alan 
Aylesworth  and  Laurence  Robert  Norton.  Barrister  and 
Solicitor.  Chairman:  Pirelli  Canada  Ltd.  and  Canadian 
Offshore  Marine  Ltd.  Pres.:  Centavia  Ltd.,  Electrofin  Con¬ 
struction  Investments  Ltd.,  Milfoy  Ltd.  and  Pantene  Ltd. 
International  Adviser  Swiss  Bank  Corp.,  Basle,  Switzer¬ 
land.  Dir.:  and  Sect’y:  Aviation  Electronics  Ltd.  and  Hoff- 
man-La  Roche  Ltd.  Dir.:  Brown  Boveri  (Can.)  Ltd  Can 
Pharmholding  Co.  Ltd.,  Can.  Phoenix  Steel  &  Pipe  Ltd., 
Cunard  International  Can.  Ltd.,  Federation  Insurance  Co 
of  Can.,  International  Trust  Co.,  Miramichi  Timber  Re¬ 
sources  Ltd.,  Saelectric  Transmission  Inc.,  Sapac  Corp., 
SBC  Financial  Ltd.,  Swiss  Corp.  for  Can.  Investments  Ltd. 
and  The  Albion  Insurance  Co.  of  Can.  Pres  Junior 
Board  of  Trade  (1939-1940);  Vice-Pres.,  Junior  Chamber 
of  Commerce  of  Canada,  (1939-1944);  Hon.  legal  adviser 
Junior  Chamber  of  Commerce  of  Canada,  1956-58;  Na¬ 
tional  Secretary,  McGill  Graduates  Society  (1947-1949); 
Past  Sec.  Bar  of  Montreal.  Past.  Pres.  Montreal  Reform 
Club.  Mem.  Univ.  Club  of  Montreal,  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa 
St.  James  Club.  Montreal,  Buck’s  Club,  London,  Eng  Can- 


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adian  Club,  New  York,  U.S.A.,  Royal  Montreal  Golf  Club 
and  Mill  Reef  Club,  Antigua.  Crown  Prosecutor,  City  and 
District  of  Montreal,  1933-1942.  Governor  Montreal  Gen¬ 
eral  Hospital.  Can.  Alternate  Delegate  to  the  United  Na¬ 
tions,  1945.  First  Opposition  Chairman.  Chairman  of 
Public  Accounts  Committee  1958-63.  Past  Chairman  of 
Liberal  Caucus.  First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1949.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962  and  1963.  Speaker  May 
16,  1963  to  Jan.  18,  1966.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council 
Oct.  25,  1965.  Summoned  to  Senate  July  8,  1966.  Past 
Chairman  Roosevelt  Campobello  International  Park  Com¬ 
mission  1966-70.  Vice-Chairman  Can.  Deleg.  to  U.N.  Conf. 
on  Human  Environment,  Stockholm,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rsl.:  Church  of  England.  Address:  34th  Floor,  Stock 
Exchange  Bldg.,  Place  Victoria,  Montreal,  Que. 

MANNING,  HON.  ERNEST  CHARLES,  P.C.  (Edmonton 
West).  B.  Sept.  20,  1908,  at  Carnduff,  Sask.  S.  of  Geo. 
Henry  Manning  and  Elizabeth  Mara  Dickson,  both  Eng. 
Ed.  at  Rosetown,  Sask.  Married  and  has  two  children. 
First  elected  to  Alberta  Legis.  at  g.e.  1935.  Apptd. 
Provincial  Secretary,  Sept.  3,  1935  to  June  1,  1943, 
also  Min.  of  Trade  and  Industry.  Reelected  g.e.  1940, 
1944,  1948,  1952,  1955,  1959,  1963  and  1967.  Sworn 
as  Premier,  June  1,  1943.  Prov.  Treasurer,  Sept.  12, 
1944  to  Dec.  23,  1954.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Minerals,  Sept.  16, 
1952  and  Attorney  General,  Aug.  2,  1955.  Sworn  of  the 
Privy  Council,  July  5,  1967.  Resigned  as  Premier  Dec.  12, 
1968  and  as  a  mem.  of  Alta.  Legis.,  Dec.  31,  1968.  Sum¬ 
moned  to  Senate  Oct.  7,  1970.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.: 
Baptist.  Address:  Box  317,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

MARTIN,  HON.  PAUL  JOSEPH  JAMES,  P.C.,  Q.C., 
B.A.,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  Hon.  LL.D.,  Hon.  DCL,  Hon  D 
Humanities  (Windsor-Walkerville).  Born  June  23,  1903, 
at  Ottawa.  Ont.  S.  of  Philip  Ernest  Martin  and  Lumina 
Marie  Chouinard.  Ed.  at  Pembroke  Sep.  School;  St.  Alex¬ 
ander  Coll .  Ironsides.  Que.  St.  Michael’s  Coll.,  Univ.  of 
Toronto:  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School,  Toronto;  Harvard  Law 
School;  Trinity  Coll.,  Cambridge;  Geneva  School  of  Int. 


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Studies.  Degrees:  Hon.  LL.D.,  Michigan  1947,  Dalhousie 
1950,  Toronto  1952,  Ottawa  1952,  Laval  1952,  Univ. 
of  Windsor  (Assumption)  1954,  Queen’s  1954,  Montreal 
1956,  Dartmouth  1956,  John  Carroll  1956,  St.  Thomas 

1961,  Loyola  of  Los  Angeles  1964,  Univ.  of  B.C.  1966 
Waterloo  1967;  Univ.  of  N.B.  1967.  Hon.  D.C.L.  Western 
Ont.  1954  Bishop’s  1956;  Hon.  Dr.  Humanities  Wayne 
State  1964.  Christian  Culture  Award  1956.  Awarded  Wilder 
Fellowship,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  1928.  Awarded  Sir  Alfred 
Zimmern  Scholarship,  1930.  Christian  Culture  Award, 
1956.  Royal  Can.  Legion  hon.  life  mem.  M.  in  1936  to  Alice 
Eleanor  Adams.  Two  children:  Paul  and  Mary-Ann.  A  bar- 
rister-at-law.  Formerly  senior  partner,  “Martin,  Laird, 
Easton  and  Cowan”,  1934-63.  Appointed  K.  C.,  1937 
Lecturer,  Assumption  College,  University  of  Western 
Ontario,  1931  to  1934.  Unsuccessful  candidate  for  Ont. 
Legis.  at  1928  by-election.  First  elected  to  II  of  C  ge 
1935.  Re-elected  g.e.  1940,  1945,  1949,  1953,  1957,  1958’ 

1962,  1963  and  1965.  Official  deleg.  to  19th  Assem.  of 
League  of  Nations  1938.  Pari.  Asst,  to  min.  of  Labour,  May 
17,  1943;  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Sect’y. 
of  the  State,  April  18,  1945;  Min.  National  Health  and 
Welfare  Dec.  17,  1946  to  June  1957.  Mem.  Can.  deleg  to 
U.N.  gen.  assem.  in  1946  and  1949.  Acting  Chairman  of 
Deleg.  1952-53  and  1954.  Chairman  1955  and  instrumental 
in  breaking  up  nine-year  deadlock  and  the  admission  of  16 
New  mem.  to  U.N.  Apptd.  Sect’y.  of  State  for  External 
Affairs,  April  22,  1963.  Headed  meetings  to  NATO  the 
United  Nations,  etc.  and  Canada-U.S.  and  Canada-Japan 
Ministerial  Committees.  Involved  in  negotiations  of  Colum¬ 
bia  River  Treaty  and  the  Can.-U.S.  Automobile  Trade 
Agreement.  Proposed  establishment  of  U.N.  Peacekeeping 
force  in  Cyprus,  for  which  he  was  awarded  the  Order 
of  Ahepa,  May  1968.  Elected  Pres,  of  North  Atlantic 
Treaty  Organization  in  1965;  mem.  of  Parliamentary 
Delegation  to  Czechoslovakia  May,  1969;  mem.  of  Can. 
Delg.  to  Council  of  Europe  at  Strasbourg,  May,  1969. 
Resigned  as  member  H.  of  C.  April  1968.  Summoned  to 


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Senate  April  20,  1968  and  apptd.  Leader  of  the  Govern¬ 
ment  in  the  Senate.  Awarded  B’nai  B’rith  Humanitarian 
award,  1969;  Hon.  mem.  The  Academy  of  Political  Science, 
N.Y.;  Grande  Medaille  d’Or  of  Ordre  International  du 
Bien  Public,  Paris,  March  1971.  Installed  as  Chancellor  of 
Waterloo  Lutheran  Univ.,  Nov.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  2021  Ontario  Ave.,  Windsor  and 
200  Rideau  Terrace,  Ottawa. 

MARTIN,  HON.  PAUL  JOSEPH  JAMES,  C.P.,  C.R., 

BA.,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  LL.D.  (Hon.),  D.D.C.  (Hon.)  (Windsor- 
Walkerville).  Ne  le  23  juin  1903,  a  Ottawa.  Fils  de  Philippe-Ernest 
Martin  et  de  Lumina-Marie  Chouinard.  Fit  ses  itudes 
a ;  Pembroke,  ecole  separee;  college  Saint- Alexandre,  Limbour, 
P.Q.;  Coll.  St.  Michael,  Toronto ;  Univ.  de  Toronto;  Ecole  de  Droit, 
Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto;  Ecole  de  Droit  Harward,  coll.  Trinity, 
Cambridge ;  Ecole  d’ etudes  Internationales  de  Geneve.  Degres: 
LL.D.  (Hon.),  Univ.  de  Michigan,  1947,  Univ.  Dalhousie,  1950, 
Univ.  de  Toronto,  1952;  Univ.  d’Ottawa,  1952;  Univ.  Laval, 

1952.  Coll.  V Assomption,  1954;  Univ.  Queen’s,  1954;  Univ.  de 
Montreal;  Univ.  de  Dartmouth,  1956;  John  Carroll  Univ.,  1956; 
St.  Thomas,  1961;  Loyola  de  Los  Angeles,  1964;  Univ.  de  C.B. 
1966;  Waterloo  1967;  Univ.  du  N.B.  1967.  D.D.C.  (Hon.), 
Univ.  Western  Ontario,  1954;  (Hon),  Univ.  de  Bishop,  1956 
et  Dr  Humanites  (Hon.),  Univ.  Wayne  State,  1964.  Bourses: 
Univ.  de  Toronto,  1928;  Sir  Alfred  Zimmern,  1930.  Membre  a  vie 
de  la  Legion  Canadienne.  Marii  en  1936,  a  Alice  Eleanor  Adams 
Deux  enfants:  Paul  et  Marie- Anne.  Avocat.  Ancien  associe 
principal  de  I’itude  Martin,  Laird,  Easton  et  Cowan.  Nommi 
C.R.,  1937.  Chargi  de  cows  an  College  de  l’ Assomption,  Uni¬ 
versity  Western  Ontario,  de  1931  a  1934.  Candidal  pour  la 
Legislature  ontarienne  a.  tine  election  partielle  en  1928  et  difait. 
Elu  a.  la  Ch.  des  Com.,  e.g.,  1935.  Reelu  i.g.  1940,  1945,  1949, 

1953,  1957,  1958,  1962,  1963  et  1965.  Deleg.  officiel  a  la  19’ 
assem.  de  la  Ligue  des  Nations  1938.  Nomme  adjoint  parlemen- 
taire  au  Min.  du  Travail  le  17  mai,  1943;  assermente  mem.  du 
Conseil  Prive  et  nomme  secretaire  d’Etat  le  18  avril,  1945;  Min. 
de  la  Sante  nationale  et  du  Bien-etre  social  le  17  decembre  1946  a 
juin  1957.  Mem.  deleg.  Can.  d  Vassem.  gen.  des  N.-U.  en  1946 


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et  1949.  Pres,  interimaire  1952-53  et  1954.  Pres.  1955.  Nomme 
Min.  des  Affaires  Exterieures  le  22  avril  1963.  Elu  pres.  N.A.T.O. 
1965;  mem.  deleg.  Pari,  en  Czechoslovakia  mai  1969;  mem.  dileg. 
can.  Conseil  de  I’Europe  a  Strasbourg,  mai  1969.  Resigna  comme 
mem.  de  la  C.  des  C.  avril  1968.  Nomme  au  Senat  le  20  avril 
1968  et  leader  du  Gouvernement  au  Senat.  Recipient  B'nai  B’rith 
Humanitarian  Award  1969;  mem.  hon.  Academy  of  Political 
Science,  N.Y.;  Grande  Medaille  d’Or  de  I’Ordre  International  du 
Bien  Public,  Paris,  mars,  1971.  Nomme  Chancellier  de  Waterloo 
Lutheran  Univ.  Nov.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique. 
Adresse:  2021,  ave  Ontario,  Windsor  et  200  Rideau  Terrace, 
Ottawa. 


MCDONALD,  HON.  ALEXANDER  HAMILTON,  (Moo- 
somm).  B.  March  16,  1919  at  Fleming,  Sask.  S.  of  G.  C 
McDonald  and  Ada  H.  Clark  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Moosomin 
Coll.  M.  Dec.  16,  1944  to  Madeleine  Anne  dau.  of  H.  J. 
Casey  of  Washington,  D.C.  Five  children.  Maureen  Anne 
(Mrs.  Dana  Delandreville),  Patrick  Neil,  Hamilton  Charles. 
George  Francis  and  John  Hubert.  Served  R.C.A.F.  as  F/Lt. 
1940-45.  Mem.  Royal  Canadian  Legion.  Caterpillar  Club 
and  Goldfish  Club.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis  g  e  1948 
Re-elected  g.e.  1952,  1956,  1960  and  1964.  Leader  Lib 
Party  in  Sask.  1954-59.  Appt’d.  Min.  Agric.  and  DeD. 
Premier  May  22,  1964.  Resigned  M.L.A.  Mav  1965.  Sask 
del.  Ninth  Conf.  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.  Kuala  Lampur 
1963.  Mem.  Can.  Del.  54th  Inter-Parl.  Conf.  Ottawa,  1965 
Summoned  to  Senate  Aug.  13,  1965.  Can.  Observer  Gen 
Assem.  U.N.,  N.Y.,  1966.  Deleg.  I.P.U.  Conference.  Lima! 
Peru,  1968.  Can.  Deleg.  Tour  NATO  bases  1969;  Ann.  Conf. 


NATO,  Brussels.  1969.  Apptd.  Asst.  Leader  of  Govt,  in 
Senate  Nov.  1968  and  Chief  Whip,  Feb.  1969.  Party  pol 
Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  23  Aleutian  Rd.,  Ottawa  6 
Ont.  and  Regina,  Sask. 

MCELMAN,  HON  CHARLES  ROBERT  (Nashwaak 
Valley).  B.  June  18,  1920  at  Fredericton,  N.B.  S.  of  Frank 
E.  McElman  and  Amanda  G.  Dunphv  both  Can  Ed  at 
Fredericton.  M.  Nov.  22,  1941  to  Jessie  Faye  Douglass 
Four  children:  James  Douglass,  Barbara  Jean  (Mrs.  Jock 


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Jardine),  Frederick  Charles  and  Mary  Faye.  Can.  Bank  of 
Comm.  1937-40.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1941-46.  Sect’y.  N.B. 
Liquor  control  Bd.  1946-51.  Private  Sect’y.  Premier  John 
B.  McNair,  Q.C.  1951-52.  Dept.  Nat.  Def.  1953-54.  Exec. 
Sect’y.  N.B.  Lib.  Assn.  1954  60.  Exec.  Asst,  to  Premier 
Louis  J.  Robichaud,  Q.C.  1960-66.  Summoned  to  Senate 
Feb.  24,  1966.  Party  pol. :  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
324  King’s  College  Rd.,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

MCGRAND,  HON.  FREDERIC,  ADDISON,  M.D.C.M. 
(Sunbury)  Born  July  5th,  1895,  at  Keswick  Ridge,  N.B.  S. 
of  Daniel  McGrand  and  Rose  Feeney,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at 
Provincial  Normal  School  and  McGill  University.  Degree: 
M.D.C.M.  M.  September  8lh,  1929,  to  May,  dau.  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Robert  Harkin,  of  Montreal,  Que.  Two  daughters: 
Doris  and  Rose.  A  Physician.  Served  on  Queens  Co. 
Council,  1927-37;  Warden,  1936-37.  Elected  to  N.B.  Legis¬ 
lature  at  g.e.,  1935.  Re-elect,  g.e.,  1939,  1944  and  1948. 
Apptd.  Speaker,  1939  to  1944;  Minister  of  Health  and 
Social  Services,  1944  to  1952.  Organizer  and  President  of 
Queen’s-Sunbury  West  Memorial  Hospital;  Vice-Pres.  of 
Can.  Federation  of  Humane  Societies.  Summoned  to 
Senate,  July  28th,  1955.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  R.C. 
P.O.  Address:  Fredericton  Junction,  N.B. 

MCILRAITH,  HON.  GEORGE  JAMES,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  (Ot¬ 
tawa  Valley).  B.  July  29,  1908  at  Lanark,  Ont.  S.  of  James 
Mcllraith  and  Kate  MacLeod,  both  Scotch-Can.  M.  Nov.  2, 
1935.  to  Margaret  Summers,  dau.  of  Dr.  A.  V.  and  Mrs. 
Summers  of  Ottawa.  Three  daughters:  Janet  Elizabeth 
(Mrs.  Michael  Galligan),  Mary  Margaret  (Mrs.  Anthony 
Sproule),  Catherine  Ann,  and  one  son  George  Edward.  A 
Barrister.  Clubs:  Rideau,  Royal  Ottawa  Golf  and  Canadian 
Club  of  Ottawa.  Appointed  Parliamentary  Assistant  to 
The  Rt.  Hon.  C.  D.  Howe.  Minister  of  Reconstruction 
and  Supply,  September  28.  1945.  Appointed  Parliamentary 
Assistant  to  the  Minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce, 
February  3,  1948.  Appointed  Parliamentary  Assistant 
to  the  Minister  of  Defence  Production,  April  1st,  1951. 
Resigned  in  1953  as  Parliamentary  Assistant.  Has  rep- 


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resented  Canada  at  a  number  of  Commonwealth  and  In¬ 
ternational  Conferences.  Representative  to  the  Colombo 
Plan  conference  in  London,  1950  and  in  Karachi,  1952 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.,  1940.  Re  elected  g.e.,  1945 
1949,  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965  and  1968.  Sworn  of 
the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Transport  Apr.  22, 
1963.  Apptd.  Pres,  of  the  Privy  Council  Feb.  3,  1964 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Public  Works,  July  7,  1965.  Govt.  House 
Leader,  Oct.  1964  to  May  1967.  Solicitor  General  of  Canada, 
1968  till  resignation  Dec.  22,  1970.  Summoned  to  Senate 
Apr.  27,  1972.  Party  pol. :  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address: 
300  Sandridge  Road,  Ottawa,  Ont.  K1L  5A3. 

MCLEAN,  HON.  DONALD  ALLAN  (Charlotte  County). 
B.  Jan.  27,  1907  at  Inverness,  Cape  Breton,  N.S.  S.  of  Neil 
E.  McLean  and  Elizabeth  E.  MacKinnon,  both  Scotch.  Ed. 
at  N.S.  high  schools.  Awarded  Hon.  degree  Doctor  of  Law, 
St.  Thomas  Univ.,  Fredericton,  N.B.,  May  15,  1972.  m! 
June  30,  1934  to  Catherine  Mary  Walsh  of  Chatham,  N.B 
Three  children:  Donald  A.,  Judith  (Mrs.  G.  K.  Dimock) 
and  Catherine  Faith  (Mrs.  Clifford  Shea).  A.  corporation 
executive.  Pres,  of  many  companies.  Dir.  and  Vice-Pres 
The  Fisheries  Council  of  Can.  Trustee  Fundy  Hospitai 
Assn.  Ltd.  Past  Pres.  N.B.  Fish  Packers  Assn.  Former 
Pres.  N.B.  Lib.  Assn.  Mem.  Finance  Comm.  N.B.  Re¬ 
search  &  Productivity  Council  and  Local  Employment 
Comm,  of  U.I.C.  Alternate  of  Roosevelt  Campobello 
International  Park  Comm.  Mem.  Union  Club  of  Saint  John 
and  Masonic  Lodge.  Summoned  to  Senate  March  15,  1968. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  Black’s  Har¬ 
bour,  N.B. 

MCNAMARA,  HON.  WILLIAM  CRAIG,  LL.D.  (Hon.) 
(Winnipeg).  B.  Aug.  8,  1904  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  James 
Richard  McNamara  and  Margaret  Craig,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Regina,  Sask.  M.  Aug.  4,  1928  to  Margaret  Llewellyn 
Rowand  of  Indian  Head,  Sask.  Four  children:  Margaret 
Gail,  Sandra  Llewellyn,  Sharon  Ann  and  William  Craig. 
Chief  Commissioner  Can.  Wheat  Bd.  1958-70.  Mem.  Man 
Club  and  Winnipeg  Winter  Club.  Summoned  to  Senate  Oct. 


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7,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  220  Car- 
pathia  Rd.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

MICHAUD,  HON.  HERVE  J.  (Kent).  Born  Dec.  28, 
1912  at  Bouctouche,  N.B.  S.  of  Joseph  R.  Michaud  and 
Marianne  Girouard.  Ed.  at  Immaculate  Conception  Con¬ 
vent,  Bouctouche  and  Univ.  St.  Joseph,  N.B.  M.  Jan.  8, 
1938  to  Anna  dau.  of  Leonide  Maillet  of  Bouctouche. 
Eight  children:  Marcelle  (Mrs.  Elide  Albert),  Jacques, 
Jeanne-Lise  (Mrs.  Louis  Richard),  Joseph,  Jocelyne, 
(Mrs.  Jacques  Levesque),  Marc,  Mariette  and  Monique.  A 
farmer-salesman.  Pres.  N.B.  Farmers’  Assn.  1943.  Dir.  N.B. 
Ligue  des  Caisses  Populaires  1942-45.  First  Pres.  Societe 
des  Caisses  Populaires  Acadiennes.  Mem.  Richelieu  Club 
and  Societe  l’Assomption.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1953.  Re-elected  g.e.  1957  and  1958.  Not  a  cand.  g.e.  1962. 
Summoned  to  Senate  March  15,  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Bouctouche,  N.B. 

MICHAUD,  HON.  HERVE  J.  (Kent).  N&  le  28  dicembre 
1912  a  Bouctouche,  N.-B.  Fils  de  Joseph  R.  Michaud  et  Marianne 
Girouard.  Fit  ses  etudes  au  Convent  Immaculee  Conception, 
Bouctouche  et  I’Univ.  St-Joseph,  N.-B.  M.  le  8  jan.  1938  a  Anna 
fille  de  Leonide  Maillet  de  Bouctouche.  Huit  enfants:  Marcelle 
(Mme  Elide  Albert),  Jacques,  Jeanne-Lise  (Mme  Louis  Richard), 
Joseph,  Jocelyne  (Mme  Jacques  Levesque),  Marc,  Mariette  et 
Monique.  Un  fermier-vendeur.  Pres.  Assoc,  des  Fermiers  du 
N.-B.  1943.  Dir.  Ligue  des  Caisses  Populaires  Acadiennes.  Mem. 
Club  Richelieu  et  Soc.  I’Assomption.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  foh  a 
la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1953.  Re  elu  e.g.  1957  et  1958.  Pas  cand.  e.g. 
1962.  No  mme  au  Senat  le  15  mars  1968.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
catholique.  Adresse:  Bouctouche,  N.B. 

MOLGAT,  HON.  GILDAS  L.,  C.D.,  B.Comm.  (Ste.  Rose). 
B.  Jan.  27,  1927,  at  Ochre  River,  Man.  S.  of  Louis  F.  Molgat 
and  Adele  Abraham,  both  French  (Brittany).  Ed.  at  Ste. 
Rose  School,  St.  Paul’s  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Manitoba.  De¬ 
gree:  B.  Com.  (honors).  M.  July  31,  1958  to  Allison,  dau. 
of  Wilbert  G.  Malcolm  of  Winnipeg.  Two  children:  Anne 
Marie  and  Paul  Laurent.  Delegate  to  Commonwealth  Pari. 


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Conf.  1966.  Served  with  Royal  Winnipeg  Rifles  (Little 
Black  Devils)  Militia  1946  to  present  (Lt„  Capt.,  Adjutant. 
Major,  Ret’d  1966  appointed  Hon.  Lt.  Col.  1966).  First 
Chairman  St.  Boniface  Hospital  Research  Foundation 
1971.  Dir.  Ducks  Unlimited  (Canada)  and  Canadian  Corps 
of  Commissionaires.  First  Pres,  of  (Newly  Formed)  Man. 
Army  Cadet  League.  Joint  Chairman  Special  Joint  Com¬ 
mittee  of  the  Senate  and  the  H.  of  C.  on  Constitution  of 
Canada  1971.  Mem.:  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Royal  Cdn. 
Legion,  St.  Andrew’s  Society  Canadian  Club,  Manitoba 
Club,  Alliance  Frangaise,  Liberal  Party  Executive  First 
elected  to  Man.  Legis.,  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958, 
1959,  1962,  1966  and  1969.  Elected  Leader  Lib.  party  of  Man. 
Apr.  1961.  Resigned  Feb.  1968.  Summoned  to  Senate 
Oct.  7,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Prog.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address- 
463  Kingston  Cres.,  Winnipeg  8,  Man 


MOLSON,  HON.  HARTLAND  deMONTARVILLE,  O  B  E.. 

F/C;JS"  D  Sc  C->  D-  Univ-  (Cgy.),  (Alma).  B.  May  29,' 
Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Lieut.  Col.  Herbert  Molson, 
C  M  G.,  M.C.,  and  Elizabeth  Zoe  Pentland,  both  Can.  Ed’ 
at  Bishop’s  College  School.  Lennoxville,  Que.;  Charter- 
house  England;  Royal  Military  College,  Kingston,  Ont. 
M.  to  Maria  Magdalene  Posner  of  Hungary.  One  daughter: 
Zoe  Anne  (M.  to  Nicholas  Hardinge).  Chairman  Molson 
Industries  Limited;  Vice-Pres.  &  Dir.  Bank  of  Montreal 
and  former  Vice-Pres.  and  Dir.  Can.  Corporate  Manage¬ 
ment  Company  Ltd.;  Dir.  Stone  &  Webster  (Canada) 
Limited.  Sun  Life  Assurance  Co.  of  Canada  and  Canadian 
Industries  Ltd.  Chartered  Accountant  1933;  R.C.A.F.  1939- 
45,  retired  as  Group  Captain;  Hon.  A.D.C.  to  H.E.  the 
Governor  General  of  Canada  1943-46.  Past  Pres.  Can. 
Club  of  Montreal.  Summoned  to  Senate  July  28th,  1955 
Party  pol.;  Independent.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Addresses:  Office: 
1555  Notre  Dame  St.  E.,  Montreal  133;  Res.:  3655  Red- 
path  St.,  Montreal  109,  Que. 


NEIMAN,  HON.  JOAN,  (Peel).  Summoned 
Sept.  1,  1972.  Address:  Caledon  East.,  Ont. 


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NICHOL.  HON.  JOHN  LANG,  B.Comm.  (Lion’s  Gate). 
B.  Jan.  7,  1924  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  John  M.  Nichol 
and  Sally  Lang  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Vernon,  B.C.,  Vancouver, 
California,  Royal  Can.  Naval  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M. 
April  21,  1951  to  Elizabeth  dau.  of  Kenyon  Fellowes  of 
Ottawa.  Three  children:  Marjorie.  Barbara  and  Sarah. 
Served  R.C.N.V.R.,  Lt.  1942-45.  Mem.  Advisory  Bd.  of 
Royal  Trust  Co.  and  of  Salvation  Army;  dir.:  Vancouver 
Public  Aquarium  and  Crown  Zellerbach  Can.  Ltd.  Trustee 
Can.  Studies  Foundation  and  North  American  Wildlife 
Foundation.  Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  24,  1966.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  5450  Marguarite  St., 
Vancouver,  B.C. 

NORRIE,  HON.  MARGARET  F„  (Colchester-Cumber- 
land).  Summoned  to  Senate  Apr.  27,  1972.  Address: 
Truro,  N.S. 

O’LEARY,  HON.  M.  GRATTAN  (Carleton).  B.  Feb.  19, 
1888  at  Perce,  Que.  M.  to  Mary  McKenna,  deceased. 
Three  sons:  Maurice,  Dillon  and  Brian  and  one  dau.  Mrs. 
Frank  McGee  of  Toronto.  One  son,  Iwen  was  killed  over 
Germany  W.W.  II.  Hon.  Dr.  of  Laws  St.  Francis  Xavier 
Univ.  1952  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  1958.  LL.D.  Bishop’s 
Univ.  1955.  Hon.  Dr.  of  Social  Sciences  Ottawa  Univ.  1961. 
Joined  Ottawa  Journal  1911,  Pres.  1957.  Retired  1963 
and  as  Pres.  1966  and  became  editor  emeritus.  Chairman 
Royal  Commission  on  Publications  1960-61.  Named  to 
Newspaper  Hall  of  Fame  .1967.  Named  Rector  Queen’s 
Univ.  1967.  Hon.  Life  Mem.  N.Y.  Bar  Assn.  1947.  Mem. 
Rideau  Club  and  Royal  Ottawa  Golf  Club.  Pol.  cand. 
for  Gaspe  g.e.  1925  and  def.  Summoned  to  Senate  Sept. 
24,  1962.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Ottawa,  Ont. 

PATERSON,  HON.  NORMAN  MCLEOD  (Thunder 
Bay).  B.  Aug.  3rd,  1883,  at  Portage  La  Prairie,  Man.  S.  of 
Hugh  Savigny  Paterson,  Can.  (Scotch  descent),  and  his 
wife  Ella  Snider,  Can.  (Dutch  descent).  Ed.  Public  Schs., 
Winnipeg  and  Toronto.  Degree:  LL.D.  Honoris  Causa. 
Carleton  Univ.,  Ottawa.  M.  June  2nd.  1915,  to  Eleanor, 
dau.  of  late  John  M.  MacDonald,  of  Winnipeg,  Man.  Six 


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children:  Elizabeth  (m.  to  Eric  Webster),  Donald,  John, 
Mary  (m.  to  Norton  Francis),  Nancy  (m.  to  Paul  A. 
McFarlane  Jr.),  Joan  (m.  to  Ayton  Keyes).  Grain  mer¬ 
chant  and  shipowner.  Pres.  N.  M.  Paterson  &  Sons,  Ltd., 
Western  Engineering  service.  Past  Pres.  Traders  Build¬ 
ing  Ass’n.  Chairman  Royal  Edward  Hotel.  Mem.  Bd. 
of  Governors,  Carleton  Univ.,  Ottawa.  Former  Chan¬ 
cellor  Lakehead  Univ.  Invested  by  the  King  at  Coro¬ 
nation  with  Officer  Brother  of  Saint  John  Ambulance 
Assn.,  raised  to  rank  of  Commander  in  1943,  being  in¬ 
vested  by  the  Gov.  Gen.,  the  Earl  of  Athlone  on  October 
22,  1943.  Appointed  Knight  of  the  Order  of  St.  John  bv 
the  King  in  November,  1945.  Past  Pres.  Can.  Club  of  Can. 
and  Victorian  Order  of  Nurses  for  Can.  and  Patron  Ont. 
Federation  of  Hunters  and  Anglers.  Clubs:  Rideau,  Manito¬ 
ba,  Fort  William  Country,  Royal  Lake  of  the  Woods  Yacht, 
Royal  Ottawa  Golf,  and  Seigniory.  Summoned  to  Senate 
Feb.  9,  1940.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address: 
500  Wilbrod  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

PETTEN,  HON.  WILLIAM  JOHN  (Bonavista).  B.  June 
28,  1923  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Hon.  Ray  Petten  and  Mar¬ 
jorie  Udle,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Bishop  Field  Coll.,  St.  John’s. 
M.  to  Elsie  Bernice  Bowden.  Four  children:  Sharon  Dawn, 
Robin  Chesley,  Raylene  Bernice  and  William  John.  A  broker 
1946-68.  Dir.  Fishermen’s  Union  Trading  Co.  and  Security 
Trust.  Mem.  Bally  Haly  Golf  and  Country  Club.  Summoned 
to  Senate  April  8,  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican 
Address:  360  Hamilton  Ave.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

PHILLIPS,  HON.  DR.  ORVILLE  HOWARD  (Prince) 

B  April  5,  1924  at  O’Leary,  P.E.I.  S.  of  J.  S.  Phillips  and 
Maud  MacArthur,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Prince  of  Wales  College 
and  Dalhousie  Univ.  Doctor  of  Dental  Surgery.  M.  Aug 
1945  to  Marguerite  K„  dau.  of  Robert  Woodside,  of 
O’Leary,  P.E.I.  Four  children:  Brian,  Betty,  Robert  and 
Patricia.  Served  R.C.A.F.,  1942-45.  Mem.  Can.  Legion, 
R.C.A.F.  Assoc.,  P.E.I.,  Curling  Assoc.,  Board  of  Trade 
P.E.I.,  Dental  Assoc.  First  elected  to  H  of  C.,  g.e.,  1957! 
Re-elected  at  g.e.,  1958  and  June,  1962.  Summoned  to 


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Senate  Feb.  5,  1963.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  Box  155,  Alberton,  P.E.I.  and  195  Grenville  St., 
Summerside,  P.E.I. 

PROWSE,  HON.  JAMES  HARPER,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Edmon¬ 
ton).  B.  July  2,  1913  at  Taber,  Alta.  S.  of  James  Harper 
Prowse,  Can.  and  Elizabeth  Short  Colquhoun,  Scot.  Ed.  at 
Taber  Public  and  High  schools  and  Univ.  of  Alberta.  M. 
Aug.  28,  1937  to  Irene  Grace  Reynolds  of  Edmonton,  Alta. 
Two  children:  Margaret  Elizabeth  Dianne  (Mrs.  Chris  H. 
Gussow)  and  James  Harper.  A  barrister  and  solicitor. 
Mem.  of  Study  Prowse,  Dzenick,  Grossman  &  Mousseau  of 
Edmonton.  Mem.  Delta  Upsilon  Fraternity  and  Royal  Can. 
Legion.  Elected  Servicemen’s  Representative  Alta.  Legis. 
Jan.  1945.  Elected  Leader  Lib.  Party  of  Alta.  June,  1947. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1948,  1952  and  1955.  Resigned  Leadership 
March,  1958.  Not  a  cand.  g.e.  1959.  Unsuccessful  cand.  for 
Mayor  of  Edmonton,  1959.  V.P.  National  Lib.  Federation 
1960-63.  Cand.  g.e.  1962  and  1963  and  def.  Summoned  to 
Senate  Feb.  24,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  Alberta  Beach,  Alta. 

QUART,  HON.  JOSIE  D1NAN,  M.B.E.  (Victoria).  B. 
Nov.  8,  1899,  at  Quebec  City,  P.Q.  Dau.  of  Michael  Dinan 
and  Nora  Neilan,  both  4th  Generation  Can.  Graduate  of 
St.  Lewis  Academy,  Quebec,  and  New-England  Conserva¬ 
tory,  Boston,  Mass.  M.  June  7,  1916  to  the  late  Harry 
Stephen,  son  of  George  Quart  and  Brigid  Sutton,  both 
Can.  Four  sons  and  one  daughter:  Gerard  (m.  to  Barbara 
Staveley,  Que.);  Harry  (m.  to  Therfese  Dagneau,  Que.); 
Reggie  (m.  to  Ella  Pye,  Montreal);  Jack  (m.  to  Joy  Paton, 
Que.):  Josephine  (m.  to  Jack  Ouellet,  Que.).  In  1944, 
awarded  Mem.  of  the  Order  of  the  British  Empire  for 
volunteer  war  work.  In  1957,  Mem.  Can.  Del.  to  the  U.N. 
Can.  Rep.  on  U.N.  Commission  on  the  status  of  Women, 
Geneva,  1958;  New  York,  1959;  Buenos  Aires,  1960.  Mem. 
of  Can.-U.S.  Inter-Parliamentary  Conf.,  1961.  Mem.  Com¬ 
monwealth  Inter-Parliamentary  Conf.,  1961.  In  1963,  Rep. 
Senate  at  Commonwealth  Parliamentarians’  Conf.  in  Lon¬ 
don  Northern  Ireland  and  Scotland.  Founder  U.N.  Asso¬ 
ciation  for  Quebec;  Founder  W.V.S.  for  Eastern  Quebec 


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area.  Hon.  Mem.  Business’  Professional  Women's  Club. 
Que.  Pres.  Veteran’s  Welfare  Commission.  Que.  Mem 
Quebec  Winter  Club,  Quebec  Garrison  Club;  1 0  1)  E 
Association  for  the  Blind;  C.W.L.;  National  Pres. 
Women  s  P.C.  Assn,  of  Can.  1958-63.  Summoned  to  Senate 
Nov.  17,  1960.  Party  pol.:  PC.  Rel.:  Roman  Catholic 
Address:  Chelsea  Club,  236  Metcalfe  St.,  Ottawa.  Ont. 
K2P  1R3. 

RATTENBURV ,  HON.  NELSON  (Southern  New  Bruns¬ 
wick).  B.  Oct.  27,  1907  at  Charlottetown.  P.E.I.  S.  of  John 
Morton  (dec.)  and  Jessie  Margaret  Henderson  (dec.).  Ed 
at  Charlottetown  Public  Schools.  M.  Margaret  Robin  Smith 
(dec.)  dau.  of  George  J.  Smith,  O.B.E.,  Saint  John,  NB  • 
secondly,  Sept.  5,  1963  to  Phyllis  June,  dau.  of  C.  H. 
Blakeny,  LL.D.,  Moncton,  N.B.  One  son  Brian,  one  step¬ 
daughter  (Christine  Henss).  Business  Executive  Pres 
Northern  Industries  Ltd.,  Saint  John,  N.B.  and  D.  a! 
Cummings  Ltd.,  Halifax,  N.S.  Dir.  Canadian  Imperial  Bank 
of  Commerce,  Atlantic  Sugar  Refineries  Co.  Ltd.,  and  sev¬ 
eral  other  Canadian  companies.  Past  Pres.,  Navy  League 
of  Canada,  N.B.  Division  1950  54.  Past  Pres.,  Saint  John 
Construction  Assoc.  1958-61.  Served  Royal  Canadian  Navy 
1939-1945,  retiring  with  rank  of  Commander.  Reserve 
decoration  1944.  Holder  of  Foreign-going  Master  Mariner’s 
Certificate.  Clubs:  Riverside  Country  Club,  Union  Club 
Royal  Kennebecassis  Yacht  Club  of  Saint  John  Royal’ 
Nova  Scotia  Yacht  Squadron,  Halifax,  N.S.  Recreations: 
yachting  and  fishing.  Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  14,  1964. 
Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  61  Rocky 
Terrace,  Saint  John,  N.B.,  and  Juliana  Apts.,  100  Bronson 
Ave.,  Ottawa. 

ROWE,  HON.  FREDERICK  WILLIAM,  B.A.,  B  Paed 
(Hons.),  D.Paed.  (Lewisporte).  B.  Sept.  28,  1912’at  Lewis- 
porte,  Nfld.  S.  of  Eli  and  Rhoebe  Rowe,  both  British.  Ed. 
at  Lewisporte  United  Church  School,  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.! 
St.  John’s,  Nfld.,  Memorial  Univ.  Coll.,  Mount  Allison 
Umv.  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  Dec.  25,  1936  to  Edith 
Laura  dau.  of  George  C.  Butt  of  Bonne  Bay,  Nflld.  Four 


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children:  Frederick  B.,  Stanley  H.,  William  N.  and  George 
E.  An  educator.  Principal  of  schools  at  Bishop’s  Falls, 
Bonna  Bay,  Lewisporte,  Wesleyville,  Grand  Bank  and  St. 
John’s.  Supervising-Inspector  of  Schools  1942  43.  Apptd. 
first  Principal  Curtis  Academy,  St.  John’s  1943-48.  First 
Pres.  St.  John’s  Branch  Nfld.  Teachers’  Assoc.  1945.  Mem. 
Council  of  Higher  Education  1945-48.  Vice-Pres.  Con¬ 
federate  Assoc,  of  Nfld.  1947-48.  Mem.  first  Board  of 
Regents,  Memorial  Univ.  1950-52.  Vice  Chairman  and 
Chairman  United  Church  Bd.  of  Education,  St.  John’s 
1951-56.  Mem.  United  Church  Education  Council  1952-56. 
Chairman  Conf.  on  Labrador  Affairs,  1956.  Chairman 
Northern  Nfld.  Conf.  1956,  Southern  Nfld.  Conf.  1956, 
Conf.  on  Teacher  Shortage  1957.  General  Conf.  on  Educa¬ 
tion,  1958,  Baie  Verte  Peninsula  Conf.  1961,  Can.  Good 
Roads  Assoc.  1963-64,  Governing  Comm,  for  Nfld.  “Come 
Home  Year  1966”,  Conf.  on  Financing  Education  1968 
and  Vice-Chairman  Can.  Comm,  to  U.N.  Educational 
Scientific  and  Cultural  Org.,  Paris,  France  (UNESCO)  1970. 
Author  “History  of  Education  in  Nfld.”  1952,  “Blueprint 
for  Education  in  Nfld.”  1958  and  “The  Development  of 
Education  in  Nfld.”  1964.  Deputy  Min.  Public  Welfare 
1949-52.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  by  accl.  1952.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1956,  1959,  1962  and  1966.  Min.  Mines  and 
Resources  1952-56,  Min.  of  Welfare  1955-56,  Min.  Edu¬ 
cation  1956-59,  Min.  Highways  1959-64,  Min.  Finance  1964- 
67,  Min.  Community  and  Social  Development  1966-67,  Min. 
Labrador  Affairs  1967-68,  Min.  Education  1967-71  and 
Min.  Finance  and  Pres,  of  the  Council  1971.  Deputy  Pre¬ 
mier  1969-71.  Summoned  to  Senate  Dec.  9,  1971.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Apt.  905,  Eliza¬ 
beth  Towers,  100  Elizabeth  Ave.,  St.  John’s  Nfld. 

SMITH,  HON.  DONALD,  D.D.S.  (Queens-Shelburne).  B 
July  7th,  1905.  at  Liverpool.  N.S.  S.  of  Dr.  Jordon  Wesley 
Smith  and  Alma  Enid  Hunt,  both  Canadian.  Educated  at 
Mount  Allison  and  Dalhousie  Universities.  Degree:  Doctor 
of  Dental  Surgery,  1928.  M.  September  18,  1929,  to  Flor¬ 
ence  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  R.  F.  Morton,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool, 


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N.S.  One  son:  Donald  Morton.  Dentist.  Mem.  of  Town  Coun¬ 
cil,  Liverpool,  N.S.,  1935-39.  Past  Pres,  and  Honorary 
mem.  Kiwanis  Club;  Liverpool  Curling  and  Golf  and 
Country  Clubs.  First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  1949, 
(Queens-Shelburne).  Riding  disappeared  in  redistribu¬ 
tion  of  1953.  Summoned  to  Senate  July  28th,  1955.  Party 
pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  50  School 
St.,  Liverpool,  N.S. 

SPARROW,  HON.  HERBERT  ORVAL  (The  Battle- 
fords).  B.  Jan.  4,  1930  at  Saskatoon,  Sask.  S.  of  Abiah 
Andrew  Sparrow  and  Olive  Gramson,  both  Engl.  Ed.  at 
Bedford  Road,  Saskatoon.  M.  Jan.  31,  1951  to  Lois  Irene 
Perkins  of  North  Battleford,  Sask.  Six  children:  Kenneth 
Wm,  Joanne  Del,  Bryan  Herbert,  Lauren  Gay,  Robert 
Alan  and  Ronald  Ian.  A  businessman-farmer.  Pres,  of 
many  companies.  Alderman  City  of  North  Battleford, 
1957-65.  Founding  Chairman  School  for  Retarded  Children 
1957-67.  Former  mem.  Advisory  Bd.  Notre  Dame  Hospital. 
Mem.  Bd.  of  Trustees  The  Battlefords  Union  Hospital. 
Past  Pres.  Battlefords  and  Sask.  Lib.  Assns.  Past  mem. 
Library  Bd.,  C.  of  C.,  Jr.  C.  of  C.,  Community  Planning 
Bd.,  Founding  Co-Chairman  and  Charter  Vice-Pres.  Toast¬ 
masters  International  and  Past  Chairman  Police  Comm. 
Past  Pres.  Kinsmen.  Mem.  U.C.T.,  Masons  and  Shriners. 
Hon.  Mem.  Kinsmen,  Can.  Legion  and  Hon.  Pres.  Can. 
Amateur  Baseball  Assn.  Cand.  Sask.  g.e.  1964  and  1967 
and  def.  Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  12,  1968.  Partv  pol.- 
Lib.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  1462  —  102nd  Street, 'North 
Battleford,  Sask. 

STANBURY,  HON.  RICHARD  J.,  Q.C.  (York  Centre). 
B.  May  2,  1923  at  Exeter,  Ont.  Ed.  Univ.  of  Western 
Ontario  and  Osgoode  Hall.  Admitted  to  Bar  of  Ont.  1948. 
From  1958-62  lectured  in  Bar  Admission  Course  at 
Osgoode  Hall.  Apptd.  Q.C.  1961.  During  the  war  served 
as  Lieut,  in  Can.  Infantry  Corps.  Officer  and  mem.  Board 
of  Dir.  of  several  corporations.  Chairman  North  York 
Public  Library  1955-60  and  Metropolitan  Toronto  Special 
Committee  on  Library  Facilities  1959-60.  Sect’y.  and 
Dir.  of  North  York  General  Hospital  1959-60.  Pres.  Toron¬ 
to  and  Dist.  Liberal  Assn.  1960-64  and  Chairman  Standing 


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Committee  on  Policy  of  Liberal  Federation  of  Can. 
1965-68.  Mem.  Liberal  Federation  Campaign  Committee 
for  Ont.  1961-67  and  Chairman  1967.  Summoned  to 
Senate  Feb.  15,  1968.  Elected  Pres.  Liberal  Federation 
of  Can.  April  6,  1968;  re-elected  Pres.  Nov.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Toronto,  Ont. 

SULLIVAN,  HON.  JOSEPH  ALBERT,  M.D.,  C.M.  (North 
York).  B.  Jan.  8,  1902,  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Edward 
Sullivan  and  Essie  Taylor,  both  British.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of 
Toronto  Schools;  Univ.  of  Toronto,  M.D.,  C.M.,  1926;  Post¬ 
graduate  work  in  the  University  of  Toronto,  New  York 
and  several  European  Centres.  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Honorary  Surgeon  to  Her  Majesty  the  Queen.  Member 
Can.  Jr.  Hockey  Championship  Team  1919,  Varsity  Grads. 
Hockey  Team  (Olympic  Champions  1928;  Consultant  in 
Otolaryngology  to  the  R.C.A.F.,  1942,  Chief  of  Dept,  of 
Otolaryngology,  St.  Michael’s  Hospital,  Toronto,  Ont.,  1945; 
Defence  Research  Board,  Ottawa,  1946;  Chief  of  the  Hard 
of  Hearing  Clinic  &  Auditory  Research,  St.  Michael’s 
Hospital,  Toronto,  Ont.,  1950;  Mem.  of  Board  of  Govern¬ 
ors,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  1950;  Chief  Consultant  to  the 
Armed  Forces  of  Canada  (Otolaryngology),  1954;  Mem. 
Ont.  Cancer  Research  Foundation,  1954.  Mem.  of  the 
following  Societies:  Can.  Medical  Assoc.;  Ont.  Medical 
Assoc.;  Academy  of  Medicine,  Toronto;  Fellow  of  Royal 
Society  of  Medicine,  England;  European  Collegium; 
American  Otological  Society;  American  Academy  of  Oto¬ 
laryngology  and  Pres,  of  the  American  Otossclerosis  Study 
Group.  Elected  to  Honorary  Fellowship  of  Royal  Society 
of  Medicine,  England,  July,  1964.  Knight  of  the  Holy 
Sepulchre,  Knight  Commander  of  St.  Gregory  with  Dis¬ 
tinction  Clubs:  York  Club,  Granite  Club,  University  Club, 
Rosedale  Golf  Club,  Seigniory  Club,  Home  Club  and  Ri- 
deau  Club.  Summoned  to  Senate  Oct.  12,  1957.  Party 
pol.:  P  C.  Address:  Toronto,  Ont. 

THOMPSON,  HON.  ANDREW  ERNEST  JOSEPH,  B.A., 
M.S.W.  (Dovercourt).  Born  Dec.  14,  1924  at  Belfast, 
Ireland.  S.  of  Joseph  Stanley  and  Edith  Magill,  both 
Irish  Ed.  at  Monkton  Combe  School.  England;  Oakwood 
Collegiate,  Toronto;  Toronto  University;  Queens  Uni- 


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versity  and  University  of  B.C.  Degrees:  B.A  (Queens). 
B.S.W.,  M.S.W.  (U.  of  B.C.).  M.  July  26,  1958  to  Amy 
Riisna  of  Tallinn,  Estonia.  A  social  worker  and  businessman. 
Lt.  (R.C.N.V.R.),  1943-46.  Mem.  Rideau  and  National  Clubs. 
Special  Assistant  to  Hon.  L.  B.  Pearson  1958.  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963.  Resigned  as 
Lib.  Leader  Nov.  16,  1966.  Summoned  to  Senate  April  6, 
1967.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  12  Ava 
Cres.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

VAN  ROGGEN,  HON.  GEORGE  CLIFFORD,  (Vancouver 
Point  Grey).  B.  July  22,  1921  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  Mat¬ 
thew  A.  van  Roggen  and  Margaret  Risteen.  Ed.  Vancouver 
schools  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  Barrister  &  Solicitor.  Called  to 
B.C.  Bar  1947  and  Yukon  Bar  1949.  M.  March  25,  1955 
to  Diana  Eve,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Norman  Whittall  of 
Vancouver.  Two  children:  Norman  and  Trish.  Fellow  of 
the  Foundation  for  Legal  Research  in  Canada.  Regional 
Dir.  of  Canadian  Council  of  Christians  and  Jews.  Mem. 
B.C.  Committee  Canadian  Univ.  Services  Overseas,  Board 
of  Governors  of  Crofton  House  School,  Advisory  Council 
Western  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Vancouver  Club  and 
Canadian  Club.  Summoned  to  Senate  Nov.  4,  1971.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Address:  5149  Connaugt  Drive,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

WALKER,  HON.  DAVID  JAMES,  P.C.,  Q.C.  (Toronto). 
B.  May  10,  1905  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  David  James  Walker 
and  Margaret  Robertson.  Ed.  at  Winchester  Pub.  School, 
Toronto  Model  School  and  Jarvis  Coll.  Inst.  Toronto;  Univ. 
of  Toronto  (B.A.  1928);  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto,  1928-31. 
M.  Sept.  2.  1933  to  Elizabeth  Joyce  dau.  of  Irving  W. 
Smith  of  Toronto.  Three  children;  David  James,  Margaret 
Joyce  (Mrs.  W.  Darcy  McKeough)  and  Diane  Elizabeth 
(Mrs.  R.  Bruce  Walters).  Sr.  Partner  Walker,  Ellis  &  Pez- 
zack.  Called  to  Bar  of  Ont.  1931;  K.C.  1944.  Special  Crown 
Prosecutor  for  Dom.  Govt.  1931-35;  Sect’y.  of  Royal  Comm. 
Investigating  Hydro  Electric  Power  Comm,  of  Ont.  1932. 
Past  Pres.  Macdonald  Cartier  Club  of  Univ.  of  Toronto, 
Osgoode  Hall  Cons.  Club,  Toronto  P.C.  Business  Men’s 
Club;  Bencher  Law  Society  of  Upper  Can.  Clubs:  Albany 


the  senate 


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(Pres.  1949-52),  Badminton  and  Racket  Club  Toronto, 
Toronto  Hunt,  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa,  Toronto  Lawyers 
(Pres.  1951-52).  Cand.  for  Rosedale  in  g.e.  1953  and  def. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.  1957.  Appt’d.  Pari.  Asst, 
to  Min.  of  Justice  Aug.  19,  1957.  Appt’d.  Pari.  Asst,  to 
Min.  of  Justice  Aug.  19,  1957.  Re-elected  at  g.e.  March  31, 
1958.  Sworn  of  Privy  Council  and  appt’d.  Min.  of  Public 
Work  Aug.  20,  1959  and  also  Min.  responsible  for 
C.M.H.C.  and  Min.  responsible  for  National  Capital  Com¬ 
mission.  Head  Can.  Deleg.  to  Colombo  Plan  Conference 
at  Malaya  1961.  Summoned  to  Senate  Feb.  4,  1963.  Dir. 
Canadian  S.K.F.  Co.  Ltd.;  Rapid,  Grip  and  Batten  Ltd.; 
Premier  Ins.  Co.;  Great  Lakes  Reins.  Co.;  Anglo-Canada 
Ins.  Co.  and  Gibraltar  Ins.  Co.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  An¬ 
glican.  Address:  Res.  65  Glen  Edyth  Dr.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Off.  21  King  St.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

WELCH,  HON.  FRANK  CORBETT  (Kings).  B.  July  14, 
1900  at  Port  Greville,  N.S.  S.  of  Joshua  Welch  and  Eme- 
line  Knowleton,  both  Can.  Irish.  Ed.  at  Port  Greville,  N.S. 
M.  July  1,  1924  to  Lois  Ellen  dau.  of  Rev.  A.W.  Salsman  of 
Country  Harbor,  Guys  Co.,  N.S.  An  horticulturist  and 
exporter.  Pres.  Welch-Lo-Farms;  dir.  Johnson  Mdse.  Ltd.; 
pres.  Welch-Lo  Real  Estates  Ltd.;  mgr.-dir.  1921-1959 
Wolfville  Fruit  Co.,  Ltd.;  dir.  Minas  Coal  and  Supply  Co. 
and  United  Fruits  Co.  Ltd.  Councillor  Wolfville  1945-194,3 
and  deputy  mayor  1948-1960.  Charter  mem.  Wolfville 
Rotary  1936,  pres.  1941;  Hon.  mem.  Rotary;  mem.  Halifax 
City  Club  and  Masonic  Lodge  32’,  Halifax,  N.S.  Pres.  N.S. 
P.C.  Assn.  1953-1962.  Summoned  to  Senate  Sept.  25, 
1962.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Adress:  Wolfville, 
Kings  Co.,  N.S. 

WILLIAMS,  HON.  GUY  R.  (Richmond).  B.  Oct.  7,  1907 
at  Kitamast  Village,  B.C.  S.  of  Phillip  Williams  and  Eliza 
Amos,  both  Can.  Indians.  Ed.  at  Coqualietza  Residential 
School  1919-23.  M.  Dec.  18,  1928  to  Minnie  dau.  of  John 
Paul  of  Kemano  Indian  Reserve.  Five  children:  Walter, 
Margaret,  Bert,  Harold  and  Barbara.  Pres.  Native  Brother¬ 
hood  of  B.C.  Summoned  to  Senate  Dec.  9,  1971.  Party  pol.: 


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Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  1203  no.  2  Road,  Rich¬ 
mond,  B.C. 

YUZYK,  HON.  PAUL,  B.A.,  M.A.  (Sask.),  Ph.D.  (Minn.). 
(Fort  Garry).  B.  June  24,  1913  at  Pinto,  Sask.  S.  of  Martin 
Yuzyk  and  Katherine  Chaban  both  Can.  of  Ukrainian  de¬ 
scent.  Ed.  at  Saskatoon,  Sask.;  Bedford  Coll.  Inst.;  Saska¬ 
toon  Normal  School  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  July  12,  1941  to 
Mary  dau  of  John  and  Irene  Bahniuk  of  Hafford,  Sask. 
Four  children:  Evangeline  Paulette  (M.  to  George  Dura- 
vetz),  Victoria  Irene  (M.  to  Robert  Karpiak),  Vera  Cathe¬ 
rine  and  Theodore  Ronald.  Asst.  Prof,  of  Slavic  Studies 
and  History  (1951-57),  Assoc.  Prof,  of  History  (1957-63) 
at  Univ.  of  Manitoba;  Prof,  of  Russian  and  Soviet  History, 
since  1966,  at  University  of  Ottawa;  Dir.  New  Pathway 
Publ.  Co.  Ltd.,  Winnipeg;  Public  teacher  (1933-39),  High 
School  teacher  (1939-42);  Chairman  Board  of  Directors  of 
Settlers  Savings  and  Mortgage  Corp’n  (Winnipeg)  since 
1964;  Served  Can.  Army,  N.C.O.,  1943;  Founder  and  first 
Dom.  Pres.  (1934-36)  of  Ukrainian  National  Youth  Federa¬ 
tion,  Hon.  Pres,  since  1954,  and  editor  of  “Youth  Speaks” 
(1948-49);  Pres,  of  Alpha-Omega  Society,  Univ.  of  Sask. 
(1945-47);  Awarded  Man.  Historical  Society  Fellowship  of 
$2,500  in  1948.  In  Man.  Historical  Society  held  following 
positions:  Secretary-Treasurer  (1953-58),  chairman  of  Eth¬ 
nic  Group  Studies  since  1952-63,  editor  of  “Transactions” 
(1953-57),  co-editor  of  “Manitoba  Pageant”  1956-64,  Vice- 
President  (1958-61),  President  (1961-63)  and  Secretary  of 
the  Manitoba  Record  Society  1960-64;  Associate  editor  of 
“Opinion”,  Winnipeg  (1948-49);  Editorial  Associate  of 
“Ukrainian  Directory  and  Year  Book”  (1952-56);  Dominion 
Treas.  (1952-55)  of  Ukrainian  Canadian  Comittee  and 
member  of  Council  since  1951;  Founder  and  first  Sect’y.- 
Treas.  (1954-56)  of  the  Cdn.  Assn,  of  Slavists;  Founder  of 
Ukrainian  Can.  Univ.  Students’  Union,  1953;  Pres,  of 
Alpha-Omega  Alumni  of  Man.  Credit  Union  Society  (1954- 
56),  Ukrainian  National  Publishing  Co.  (1954-55),  Ukrai¬ 
nian  Cultural  and  Educational  Centre  since  1955;  Mem.  of 
General  Curriculum  Comm.,  Dept,  of  Education  of  Manitoba 
(1958-59),  Y.W.C.A.  Advisory  Comm,  on  Adult  Education  in 


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Winnipeg  1958-63,  Metropolitanate  Council  of  Archdiocese 
of  Winnipeg,  Ukrainian  Catholic  Church  (1958-61);  Pres,  of 
P.C.  Club  of  Ukrainian  Canadians,  1958-64;  Exec.  Mem. 
Anglo-Ukrainian  Society,  London,  England,  1960;  Mem.  of 
School  Curatorium  of  Ukrainian  Catholic  Church,  1960-67; 
Author  “The  Ukrainians  in  Manitoba:  A  Social  History” 
(Univ.  Toronto  Press,  1953);  Co-author  of  “Ukrainian 
Reader”  (1960),  textbook  prescribed  for  High  Schools  in 
Manitoba,  Sask.  and  Alta.;  Author  “Ukrainian  Canadians: 
Their  Place  and  Role  in  Canadian  Life”  (Toronto,  1967); 
Fr.  edition  (Winnipeg,  1967);  Ukrainian  edition  (Munich, 
1968);  Dominion  Vice-Pres.  Ukrainian  National  Federation, 
1962-67;  Pres.  Can.  Assn.  Slavists,  1963-64;  Vice-Pres.  Ukrai¬ 
nian  Can.  Foundation  of  Taras  Shevchenko  since  1964; 
Mem.  Bd.  Dir.  Winnipeg  Symphony  Orchestra,  1962-66  and 
Can.  Society  for  Abolition  of  Death  Penalty,  1965-67;  Mem. 
Canadian  Historical  Association,  Ukrainian  Free  Academy 
of  Sciences,  Royal  Can.  Legion  Branch  No.  141,  Ukrainian 
Profesional  and  Business  Men’s  Club  of  Winnipeg,  Ukrai¬ 
nian  Can.  Veterans’  Assn.,  Man.  Geographical  Society.  Mem. 
Bd.  Dir.  Cdn.  Centenary  Council;  Dir.  Can.  Council  of  Chris¬ 
tians  and  Jews  (Western  Region)  since  1963,  Social  Service 
Audit,  Inc.  (Man.),  1964-69  and  Community  Welfare  Plan¬ 
ning  Council  (Winnipeg),  1965-69.  Pres,  and  Dir.  Higher 
Education  Scholarship  Foundation  (Toronto),  1966-70.  Vice- 
Pres.  for  Can.  Ukrainian  National  (Fraternal)  Assn.  (Jersey 
City,  N.J.);  Mem.  Cdn.  Del.  to  18th  Gen.  Assem.  U.N.,  1963 
and  Can.  Pari.  Deleg.  to  Poland,  1966.  Summoned  to  Senate 
Feb.  4,  1963.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Ukrainian  Catholic. 
Address:  1122  Hector  Bay  E.,  Winnipeg  9,  Man. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  SENATE 
Clerk  of  the  Senate: 

FORTIER,  ROBERT,  Q.C.,  LL.B.,  B.A.  B.  Jan.  24,  1914 
at  Hull,  Que.  S.  of  Hon.  H.  A.  Fortier  and  Anne-Marie 
Major,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Ottawa  and 
Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  Oct.  2,  1954  to  Monique  dau.  of 
Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Elie  Salvas  of  Sorel,  Que.  Two  children: 


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Claude  and  Anne-Marie.  A  barrister.  Admitted  to  Bar  of 
Que.  1937.  Apptd.  Q.C.  1953.  Private  Sect'y.  to  Min.  of 
Public  Works.  1942-53;  Private  Secretary  to  the  Chairman 
of  the  Canadian  delegation,  economic  and  social  council 
of  United  Nations,  Geneva,  1950.  Dept.  Sect’y  Dept,  of 
Public  Works,  1953-66  and  Dir.  Administrative  Serv  Dept 
of  Public  Works,  1966.  Mem.  Prov.  of  Quebec  Bar  Assn.^ 
Le  Barreau  de  Hull  and  Rural  Bar  Assn,  of  Que.  Vice-Pres’ 
Assn  of  Clerks-at-the-Table  in  Canada.  1968-69.  Apptd 
Glerk  ®ena^e  and  Clerk  of  Parliaments.  Feb.  1, 

1968.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  9  Hadley  St.,  Hull  Que 
Greffier  du  Senat: 


.  ^P^ERT,  C.R.,  LL.B.,  BA.  N6  le  24  janvier  1014 

a  Hull,  P.Q.  Fils  de  I’hon.  H.A.  Fortier  et  Anne-Marie  Major 
tons  deux  can-jr.  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  univ.  d’Ottawa  et  de 
Montreal,  M.  le  2  oct.  1954  d  Monique,  jille  de  I’Hon.  Juge 
Fhe  Salvas  de  Sorel,  P.Q.  Deux  enjants:  Claude  et  Anne-Marie 
Un  avocat.  Admis  ait  Barreau  du  Que.,  1937.  Nomtne  C.R.,  1953. 
Chef  de  Cabinet  du  Min.  des  Travaux  Publics,  7942-53  Secretaire 
particular  du  President  de  la  Delegation  canadienne,  Conseil 
economique  et  social  des  Nations  unies,  Geneve,  1950,  secretaire 
du  M  mist  ere  des  Travaux  Publics,  1953-56  et  dir.  des  Services 
A dmimstratifs,  Mimstere  des  Travaux  Publics,  1966.  Mem  Assoc 
du  Barreau  du  Que  Assoc,  du  Barreau  de  Hull  et  Assoc  du 
Barreau  rural  du  Qui.  Vice-pris.  V Assoc,  canadienne  des  Greffiers 
a  la  Table,  1968-69.  Nomme  Greffier  du  Sinai  et  Greffier  des 

CuTuX  oJ  ,m '  Ca,h0,iqM ■  Urm': 


Law  Clerk  and  Parliamentary  Counsel: 

vaH?on?IN?’,viEDWARD  RUSSELL>  B.A.,  LL.B.  B.  May 
29  1908,  at  Moose  .law,  Sask.  S.  of  Edward  N.  Hopkins 

and  Minnie  Latham,  both  Can.  Father  was  formerly  M.P. 
for  Moose  Jaw  Sask.  Ed.  at  Moose  Jaw,  Sask.,  Universi¬ 
ties  of  Saskatchewan,  Toronto,  Harvard  and  Oxford.  De- 
giees:  B.A  (Toronto  Pol.  Science);  B.A.  (Oxonp  LL  B 

fht^hh  M'  rUne  1f2V1937,  t0  JosePhine>  dau.  of  Herbert 
PptSbRn’  Esq’  Gravenhurst,  Ont.  Four  sons:  Alan, 

w°r’i  riT  and  Geofufrey-  0ne  daughter:  Carol  Anne. 
Served  five  years  in  the  RCAF,  which  he  left  with  the 


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rank  of  Wing  Commander.  Was  a  Rhodes  Scholar,  1932-35. 
Lecturer  in  law,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  1935,  and  Professor 
of  Public  Law,  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan,  1936-40.  Legal 
Adviser  to  the  Dept,  of  External  Affairs,  1946-49.  Appoint¬ 
ed  Deputy  Clerk  of  the  House  of  Commons,  Aug.  10,  1949. 
Appointed  Law  Clerk  and  Parliamentary  Counsel  on  Jan. 
10,  1956.  Religion,  United  Church.  Address:  44  Charkay  St., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Clerk  Assistant  of  the  Senate: 

PAQUETTE,  ALCIDE,  B.A.  B.  Sept.  10,  1912,  at  Otta¬ 
wa,  Ont.  S.  of  Aime  E.  Paquette  and  Marie-Anne  Auger, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  U.  of  Ottawa.  M.  May  12,  1945,  to 
Fernande,  dau.  of  Herve  Patrice.  Four  children:  Francine, 
Michele,  Adele  and  Marc.  Entered  Public  Service  of 
Canada  in  1938,  and  served  on  the  secretarial  staff 
of  the  Leader  of  the  Opposition,  House  of  Commons, 
until  1957.  From  June  1957  to  June  1958,  was  secretary 
to  the  Prime  Minister  of  Canada.  Sect’y.  Can.  Delegation 
NATO  Parliamentarians  Conference,  Paris,  1957.  Executive 
Secretary  of  the  Canadian  Group  of  the  Inter-Parlia¬ 
mentary  Union,  1960-65.  Mem.  Assn,  of  Secretaries  General 
of  Parliaments  (Pari.  Procedure  and  Administration). 
Mem.  of  International  Executive  of  Same,  1965  68.  Mem. 
of  Planning  Board,  Vanier,  Ont.  Past  President  ol  L’lnsti- 
tut  canadien-frangais  d’Ottawa  and  of  Le  Conseil  frangais 
du  Film  d’Ottawa.  Apptd.  Clerk  Assistant  of  the  Senate, 
June  12,  1958.  Rel.  Catholic.  Address:  1860  Greenacre 
Crescent,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Greffier  adjoint  du  Senat: 

PAQUETTE,  ALCIDE,  BA.  Ne  le  10  sept.  1912  a  Ottawa ,  Ont 
Fils  de  Aitne-E.  Paquette  et  de  Marie-Anne  Auger,  tons  deux  Can 
fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’Universite  d’Ottawa.  M.  le  12  mai  1945 
a  Fernande,  fille  de  Herve  Patrice.  Quatre  enfants:  Francine 
Michele,  Adele  et  Marc.  Entra  an  service  public  du  Canada  e.\ 
1938  et  jut  membre  du  secretariat,  Cabinet  du  Chef  de  I’Oppu- 
sition,  Chambre  des  Communes,  jusqu’en  1957.  De  juin  1957 
a  juin  1958,  fut  secretaire  du  premier  ministre  du  Canada. 
Secr&taire,  delegation  canadienne,  Conference  des  Parlementaires 


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de  I’OTAN,  Paris,  1957.  Secretaire  executij  du  Groupe  canadien 
de  I’Union  interparlementaire,  1960-65.  Mem.  de  I’Assoc.  des 
Secretaires  Generaux  des  Parlements  (procedure  e t  administration 
parlementaires ) .  Mem.  Comite  executij  international  de  cette 
association,  1965-68.  Mem.  Commission  d’Vrbanisme  de  Vanier, 
Ont.  Ancien  president  de  I’Institut  canadien- frangais  d’Ottawa  et 
du  Conseil  frangais  du  Film  d’Ottawa.  Nomme  Greffier  adjoint  du 
Sinat,  le  12  juin  1958.  Rel.:  Catholique.  Adresse:  1860,  Greenacre 
Crescent,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod: 

VANDELAC,  MAJOR  A.  GUY,  M.C.,  C.D.  B.  June  6.  1912 
at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Georges  Vandelac  and  Alice  Rheau- 
me,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Mont  St-Louis  College.  M.  to  Claire 
Pelletier  of  Montreal.  Two  children:  Marc  and  Pierre. 
Served  with  Les  Fusiliers  Mont-Royal  1939-45  and  Royal 
22nd  1945-47.  Awarded  M.C.  at  Dieppe  Aug.  19,  1942. 
Prisoner  of  war  1942-45.  Served  in  Korea  with  2nd  Battn. 
Royal  22nd  1950-52.  Joined  Que.  E.M.O.  1966.  Named 
Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod  Nov.  1,  1970.  Address: 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

Gentilhomme  Iluissier  de  la  Verge  Noire: 

VANDELAC,  MAJOR  A.  GUY,  C.M,  C.D.  AY  le  6  juin  1912 
a.  Montreal,  Que.  Fils  de  Georges  Vandelac  et  Alice  Rheaume,  tous 
deux  Can.  Fit  ses  etudes  au  College  du  Mont  Saint-Louis.  M.  d 
Claire  Pelletier  de  Montreal.  Deux  enfants:  Marc  et  Pierre.  Servit 
avec  Les  Fusiliers  Mont-Royal,  1939-45  et  le  Royal  22’,  1945-47 
Sr  merita  la  Croix  de  Guerre  a  Dieppe  le  19  aoUt  1942.  Prisonnier 
de  guerre,  1942-45.  Servit  en  Coree  avec  le  2'  Royal  22",  1950-52. 
Fn  1966  se  joignit  a  l’ organisation  des  Mesures  d’Urgence  du  Que. 
Nomme  Gentilhomme  Iluissier  de  la  Verge  Noire,  le  l’r  nov.  1970 
Adresse:  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Director  of  Committees:  PIERRE  GODBOUT,  Q.C.,  B.A., 
LL.B. 

Director  of  Administration  and  Personnel:  J  WALTER 
DEAN. 

Editor  of  Debates,  Chief  of  Reporting  Branch-  GRAY- 
DON  HAGEN. 


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Chief  of  English  Minutes  and  Journals:  Mrs.  JEAN  F. 
SUTHERLAND. 

Chief  of  French  Minutes  and  Journals:  Miss  MADE¬ 
LEINE  OUIMET. 

Assistant  Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod:  ALFRED 
FORTIER. 


STANDING  BY  PARTIES 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Liberals  _ 

Progressive  Conservatives  - 

Independents  - 

Independent  Liberal  - 

Social  Credit _ 

Vacancies  - 

Total  _ 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


THE  HOUSE  OF  COMMONS  OF  CANADA 

?0US?  of  Commons  of  Canada  is  elected  by  the  people  tot 
reouire  ™  un,ess  s°oner  dissolved  by  the  Governor  General.  Members 
ofTs  rmH 3ppr°P®rty  qualifications,  but  they  must  be  of  the  aae 
bv  W  Tl,rSadl<?n  citizens  or  other  British  subjects,  not  disqualified 

7  the  first  =  Speaker«  1S  chosen  by  the  House  at  the  opening  sitting 
i  tne  first  session  of  each  parliament. 

The  members  are  elected  by  constituencies  and  voting  is  by  ballot. 

ov  thee  °f  members  of  the  House  of  Commons  is  regulated 

7  amended BriUsh  N°rth  America  A^'  1867’ 

of  the1’  House  SofbCoLaS  her6Jn?,ftfr  Provided,  the  number  of  members 
the  representahon  ^  thnS  U  be  ‘u°  hundred  “d  sixty-three  and 

P  oviaes,  subject  and  according  to  the  following  rules  •— 

mrnmm  Mis 

» -»r«su*srsr*s  rs&sr1**  *• 

(one  m '  °ddl,Ion°I  members  shall  be  assigned  to  the  provinces 

rule  one  commenc  ng°  wim  rtiTn^5  in  *he .  computation  unde: 
mnindor _ “‘“raencing  with  the  province  having  the  larqest  re 

the  magnitude^  the'ir9  W“h  ,'he  °'her  Provinces  in  ‘he  order  of 
ber  of  TTwsmH  v  °*  ^eir  r®sPective  remainders  until  the  total  num¬ 
ber  of  members  assigned  is  two  hundred  and  sixty-one 

pletion  Notwithstanding  anything  in  this  section,  if  upon  com 

shall  be  assigned  to  ThJ  ^  f  ■  Said  Provmce,  and  there 
equal  to  the  said  number  of  ^naTo™^  °  nUmber  of  members 

respect  of  'a8  pro:mciX^or0,Jheand  ’W°  Cease  t0  aPP‘V  * 
number  of  members  to  be  assigned  tr^Yh^*  °f-  comPu“ng  the 
of  which  rules  one  and  Iwo  S  1  „  „  Provinces  in  respect 

tion  of  the  provinces  shall  be  reduced  bv  Th  *he  t°!?1  P°Pula- 
nopulation  of  the  province  in  respect  of  whioh^  i  number  °‘  ‘he 
have  ceased  to  apply  and  the  b,ru les  one  and  two 

one  shall  be  reduced  by  the  number  ^  Six^ 

such  province  pursuant  to  rule  thiee  °  members  assigned  to 


HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 

CONDENSED  STANDING  ORDER  93  RESPECTING  NOTICES 
FOR  PRIVATE  BILLS 

Applications  to  Parliament  for  private  bills  shall  be  advertised  in 
the  Canada  Gozette  by  notice  stating  clearly  and  distinctly  the 
nature  and  objects  of  the  application.  Such  notice  shall  be  signed 
by  or  on  behalf  of  the  applicants  with  the  address  of  the  party 
signing  the  same.  For  an  Act  of  incorporation  the  name  of  the 
proposed  company  shall  be  stated. 

When  the  application  is  for  an  Act  to  incorporate  a  company 
for  the  construction  of  any  works  which  in  their  construction  or 
operation  might  specially  affect  a  particular  locality;  for  obtainjng 
any  exclusive  rights  or  privileges;  or  for  doing  any  matter  or  thing 
which  in  its  operation  would  affect  the  rights  or  property  of  others, 
the  notice  shall  also  be  published  in  a  leading  newspaper  in  the 
particular  locality  or  localities  which  may  be  affected  by  the  pro¬ 
posed  Legislation. 

If  the  works  of  any  company  (incorporated  or  to  be  incorporated) 
are  to  be  declared  to  be  for  the  general  advantage  of  Canada,  such 
intention  shall  be  specifically  mentioned  in  the  notice;  and  the 
applicants  shall  cause  a  copy  of  such  notice  to  be  sent  by  registered 
letter  to  the  Clerk  of  each  county  or  municipality  concerned  as 
well  as  to  the  Secretary  of  the  province  in  which  such  works  are  or 
may  be  located.  Every  such  notice  shall  be  mailed  in  time  to  reach 
its  destination  not  later  than  two  weeks  before  the  consideration  of 
the  proposed  bill  by  the  committee  to  which  it  may  be  referred. 
Proof  of  such  service  of  notice  shall  be  established  by  statutory 
declaration. 

When  the  application  is  for  an  Act  to  incorporate  a  banking, 
insurance,  trust  or  loan  company,  or  of  an  industrial  company 
without  any  exclusive  powers,  the  notice  shall  be  published  in  the 
Canada  Gozette  only. 

For  admendments  to  Acts  of  incorporation,  publication  of  notice 
shall  also  be  made  in  the  locality  where  the  head  office  is  situated 
or  authorized  to  be,  and,  where  applicable,  in  the  principal  place 
in  each  county  or  district  affected. 

All  such  notices  inserted  in  the  Canada  Gazette  or  a  newspaper 
shall  be  published  at  least  once  a  week  for  a  period  of  four  con¬ 
secutive  weeks;  and  when  originating  in  the  Provinces  of  Quebec  or 
Manitoba,  shall  be  in  both  the  English  and  French  languages;  and 
proof  of  due  publication  of  notice  established  by  statutory  declara¬ 
tion  shall  be  sent  to  the  Clerk  of  the  House,  endorsed  Private 
Bill  Notice". 

For  further  particulars,  see  "Extracts  of  Standing  Orders  of  the 
House  of  Commons"  published  in  the  Canada  Gazette,  or  apply  to 
this  office. 

Alistair  Fraser, 

Clerk  of  the  House  of  Commons. 


CHAMBRE  DES  COMMUNES 

ARTICLE  93  DU  R&GLEMENT,  SOUS  FORME  ABR&3EE 
RELATIF  AUX  AVIS  DE  BILLS  PRIVfe 
Les  demandes  de  presentation  de  bills  priv£s  au  Parlement  doi- 
vsnt  etre  annoncees  dons  Iq  Gazette  du  Canada  qu  moyen  d/un  ovis 
exposant  clairement  et  distinctement  !a  nature  et  I'obiet  de  la 
demande.  Cet  avis  doit  etre  signe  par  les  requerants  ou  en  leur  nom 
et  porter  I  adresse  des  signataires.  S'il  s'agit  d'une  loi  de  constitution 
legale  d  une  societe,  il  doit  mentionner  le  nom  de  la  societe  projet^e. 

Lorsque  la  demande  a  trait  is  une  loi  constituant  legalement 
une  societe  creee  en  vue  de  la  construction  d'ouvrages  dont  reta- 
bhssement  ou  la  miseen  service  pourraient  interesser  tout  particu- 
lierement  une  localite  quelconque,  ou  en  vue  de  I'obtention  de 
droits  ou  privileges  exclusifs,  ou  encore  en  vue  de  toute  operation 
qui  pourrait  concerner  les  droits  ou  biens  d'autrui,  I'avis  doit  aussi 
etre  publie  dans  un  journal  important  dans  les  diverses  localites 
interessees  par  la  lot  projetee. 

,  ,  Lorsque  les  ouvrages  d'une  societe,  qu'elle  soit  legalement  consti- 
tuee  ou  quil  sagisse  de  la  constituer  legalement,  doivent  etre 
recomus  comme  etant  destines  a  prof  iter  au  Canada  d'une  maniere 
generale  I  avis  doit  enoncer  cette  intention  expressement,  et  les 
requerants  doivent  faire  parvenir  une  copie  de  cet  avis,  par  lettre 
rf5°-mm?ndee'  ,au  secretaire  de  chaque  comte  ou  municipalite  inte- 
nnnrmntn|trQUc°tU ire.de.l9  province  ou  ces  ouvrages  sont  ou 
A°d«tiLfv[  tu<§S’  Cet  ,QV|s  doit  etre  poste  assez  tot  pour  arriver 
PhVi0n  QL!  moin-  deux  semaines  avant  la  prise  en  considera- 
tion  du  bill  par  le  comite  auquel  il  peut  etre  defere  La  preuve  de  la 
signification  de  cet  avis  s'etablit  au  moyen  d'une  declaration  sta- 

itoki??LSqiie  Ja,  demqnde  a  trait  a  une  loi  constituant  legalement  un 
etablissement  bancaire,  une  compagnie  d'assurance  une  society  do 
fiducie,  une  societe  de  prets,  ou  une  societe  industrielle  ron  dotel 
de  pouvoirs  exclusifs,  ,1  suffit  d'un  avis  dans  la  Gozetle  du  Conada 

1  V9l.t,  d?  n]odlfier  une  loi  de  constitution  legale  d'une 
soaete  existante,  I  avis  doit  aussi  etre  publie  dans  la  locahte  ou  est 
situe  le  sifege  social  de  la  societe  ou  dans  la  localite  ou  la  s^ilte 
est  autorisee  d  etablir  son  siege  social,  et  lorsau'il  v  n  lion  knt 
le  chef-lieu  de  chaque  comte  ou  district  interesses 

r„  T,out  °VJS  de  c®  genr,e<  qu'il  soit  insere  dans  la  Gazette  du 

2sa  ssssr  £SJs 

rrqU?,  a  djm-tn«?  Provient  des  provinces  du  Quebec  ou  du  Mani 

Vadresser  P^^i'dans^'Gazette^u'la^do®  dS 

Le  greffier  de  la  Chambre  des  communes, 
Alistair  Fraser. 


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5  On  any  such  readjustment  the  number  ot  members  lor 
any  province  shall  not  be  reduced  by  more  than  fifteen  per 
cent  below  the  representation  to  which  such  province  was 
entitled  under  rules  one  to  lour  oi  this  subsection  at  the  last 
preceding  readjustment  of  the  representation  oi  that  province, 
and  there  shall  be  no  reduction  in  the  representation  of  any 
province  as  a  result  of  which  that  province  would  have  a  smaller 
number  of  members  than  any  other  province  that  according 
to  the  results  of  the  then  last  decennial  census  did  not  have  a 
larger  population;  but  for  the  purposes  of  any  subsequent  re¬ 
adjustment  of  representation  under  this  section  any  increase  in 
the  number  of  members  of  the  House  of  Commons  resulting 
from  the  application  of  this  rule  shall  not  be  included  in  the 
divisor  mentioned  in  rules  one  to  lour  of  this  sub-section. 

G.  Such  readjustment  shall  not  take  effect  until  the  termina¬ 
tion  of  the  then  existing  Parliament. 

(2)  The  Yukon  Territory  as  constituted  by  chapter  forty  one 
of  the  Statutes  of  Canada,  1901,  shall  be  entitled  to  one  member 
and  such  other  part  of  Canada  not  comprised  whti.n  a  province 
as  may  from  time  to  time  be  defined  by  the  Parliament 
Canada  shall  be  entitled  to  one  member.  (23) 

51A.  Notwithstanding  anything  in  this  Act  a  province  shall 

always  be  entitled  to  a  number  of  members  m  the  House  of  Com¬ 
mons  not  less  than  the  number  of  senators  representing  such 

province.  (24) 

In  the  meantime,  however,  under  the  terms  of  a  bill  assented 
to  on  Feb.  18,  1949  (an  Act  to  approve  the  Terms  of  Union  ot 
Newfoundland  with  Canada)  provision  was  made  foi  .the 
Province  of  Newfoundland  to  be  represented  by  seven  members 
in  the  H.  of  C.  This  brought  the  number  of  members  oi  the 
21st  Parliament,  elected  June  27,  1949,  to  262  members. 

2  This  Act  may  be  cited  as  the  British  North  Amer.ca  Act. 

1952  and  the  Brhish  North  America  Acts,  1867  to  1951,  and  this 
Act  may  be  cited  together  as  the  British  North  America  Acts,  1867 

to  1952. 

52  The  number  of  members  of  the  House  of  Commons  may  be 
from5timeThto  toe  increased  by  the  Parliament ^Can^^^g 
the  proportionate  Representation  of  the  Provinces  prescriDea  ny 
this  Act  is  not  thereby  disturbed. 

..  n  (1867)  the  House  of  Commons  consisted  of 

181  members6 'of1  which  Ontario  returned  82  Quebec  65.  Nova  Scotia 

SSiSSH's 

Tho  ronresentation  in  the  2nd  Parliament  (July  8,  1872,  to  Jan.  2 
1874?  under the  Hedbitribution  Act  of  1872.  was  200  up  to  the  las, 

Manitoba,  4;  British  Columbia  6 


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ill  ‘d®  i3rd  Parh?ment  (Jan.  2,  1874,  to  August  17,  1878),  and  in 
remaSedaasaate?LArr9'  l7;.1878'  to  May  18,  1882)  the  representation 
88®  oSohJ?  «  M®  Rotation  oi  the  2nd  Parliament,  viz:— Ontario 

British  Col»m&,  pVa nSc0tla-  v2,1 ;  New  Brunswick,  16;  Manitoba,  4 
British  Columbia,  6;  Prince  Edward  Island,  6.  Total  206. 

Jan  ^5®  1887leunndoii0ih  th®  5,h  Parliament  (Feb.  8,  1883,  to 

to  211  the  rw^d  the  Representation  Act  oi  1887,  was  increased 

that  of  Manhoba  flome4entoatl5.n  “creased  from  88  92  and 

In  the  6th  Parliament  (Jan.  15,  1887  to  F»h  t  ibqii 

WeirTem'toderwe^arant^d01196'1'  eXcept’  ,hat  in  1887  the  North¬ 
making  a  “total  Tepresen^tfon  7““°“  ^  4  m°mberS'  ,huS 

there0^  Aprd  24'  »"> 

'he  ^epielematio^AroT'ie^^^he4;^896'  !°,0ct-  9'  190°>'  undel 
Ontario,  92;  Quebec  65-  r®Pres®"tall°n  was  as  follows: — 

Manitoba,  7;  British  Columhh? VCr  ~0;  New  Brunswick,  14; 

West  Territories  4  Total  213,  '  PnnC®  Edward  Island'  8;  North- 

wastte^SjL^”*  I900.  *>  Sept.  29.  1904).  there 

Yukon  Territory  °Chap  37  1902  x1,°=  '^  bein<7  added  tor  the 

as  iollows  :— OntarioP  86-' Oue2heoTK?  ^!Tade  2i4  “embers,  distributed 
wick,  13;  Manitoba  10  N?r“h  Wes.  rl^fVa  Sc°‘la'D  18;  New  Bruns- 
7;  Prince  Edward  felaSd.  4?ffin  TeS”";.  ^  Bri,1Sh  C°Iumbla’ 

10thThpearliaTen,,Tep\eemdbeSrO  iTlSol**  ,he  disSolution  oI  the 

prov?^ornnwase  made  lotto?  fP^Uament  Canada  <'985) 

katchewan  and®  lierta  out  of^  of  ,1  m®  Princes  of  Sas- 
provision  was  made  for  the  takino  oi  *o  ®  North'W,est  Territories,  and 
two  new  provinces  as  also  in  census  of  population  in  the 

decade  commencing  with  1906  Thl*  tJ"  U?®  ,Inlddle  Year  of  each 
census  made  necesr aTy  accordina  to  ?he  L°l  firSt  ^“quennial 
Acts,  a  readjustment  of  the  'he  Saskatchewan  and  Alberta 

Alberta  in  the  House  of  fn-nm  eprese station  of  Saskatchewan  and 
amendment  was  passed  to  ^  SI'  °nd  'h®  session  of  1906-07  an 
Revised  Statute.,  P?906) providing AC'  {?h^p,er  5  ot  ‘he 
consist  of  two  hundred  Li  ,mg  'hat  the  House  of  Commons  shall 
Ontario,  86;  Quebec  65-  Sask^feh7'0"®  (221J  .  “embers,  as  follows: 
Columbia,  7;  Alberta,  7,'  (a  aam  oT^-  p'-  (a  %°Jn  °f  4>;  British 
Yukon  Territory,  l.  9  m  f  3)’  Prmce  Edward  Island.  4; 

the  dissolution  of  th^lOthhjtarltamem.1*  AC*'  '*  °n'Y  t0°k  ®f,eCt  Upon 
Bin  '2m-rMQ  ° 


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169 


katchewcm,  16;  Alberta,  12;  Yukon,  1.  Total  235.  The  new  Act 
came  into  effect  with  the  dissolution  of  the  12th  Parliament. 


During  the  session  of  1923  (2nd  of  the  14th  Pari.)  the  Govern¬ 
ment  introduced  a  Redistribution  Bill  based  upon  the  census  of  1921. 
It  was  not  passed  before  prorogation  and  was  accordingly  re-introduc¬ 
ed  at  the  1924  session  and  with  certain  amendments  adopted.  Under  its 
provisions  the  Maritime  Provinces  lose  two  members;  both  in  Nova 
Scotia;  the  Prairie  Provinces  gain  eleven — four  going  to  Alberta,  five 
to  Saskatchewan  and  two  to  Manitoba.  British  Columbia  gains  one 
The  other  provinces  remain  as  at  present,  as  does  the  representation 
of  Yukon  Territory.  The  net  increase  in  representation  for  the  whole 
Dominion  is,  therefore,  ten. 


The  Representation  Act,  1933,  based  on  the  census  of  1931  was 
passed  at  the  session  of  1933  (4th  of  the  17th  Pari.).  It  reduced 
the  membership  of  Nova  Scotia  to  12  and  _  New  Brunswick  to  10; 
increasing  Alberta  to  17,  and  British  Columbia  to  16,  other  Provinces 
remaining  the  same.  However  in  1949,  wifh  the  Union  of  Newfound¬ 
land,  the  representation  was  increased  to  262  members. 


The  Representation  Act  1952,  based  on  the  Census  of  1951  was 
passed  at  the  Session  of  1952  (6th  of  the  21st  Parliament).  It  reduced 
Nova  Scotia  to  12  (13),  Manitoba  to  14  (16);  Saskatchewan  to  17  (20); 
increasing  Ontario,  85  (83);  Quebec,  75  (73);  British  Columbia,  22 
(18);  Yukon  1;  Mackenzie  River  (N.W.T.)  1  (1).  Other  Provinces 

remained  the  same. 


Prince  Edward  Island  . 

Nova  Scotia  . . . . 

New  Brunswick  . 

Quebec  . . . 

Ontario  . - . - . 

Manitoba  . 

Saskatchewan  . 

Alberta  . - . 

British  Columbia  . 

Yukon  . 

Mackenzie  River  (N.W.T.) 
Newfoundland  . 


4 

12 

10 

75 

85 

14 

17 

17 

22 

1 

1 

7 


The  representation  set  forth  in  the  preceding  paragraph  was 
superseded  on  repeal  of  the  Representation  Act  (when  the  under- 
mentioned  "Representation  Order"  became  effective  on  dissolution 
of  the  27th  Parliament  by  virtue  of  the  Electoral  Boundaries  Readjust¬ 
ment  Act,  given  Royal  Assent  on  November  20,  1964,  S.C.  1964-1965 
c.  31).  The  Electoral  Boundaries  Readjustment  Act  provides  in  section 
22(2)  for  the  proclamation  of  a  "Representation  Order  which  shall: 


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(a)  specify  the  number  of  members  of  the  House  of  Commons 
who  shall  be  elected  for  each  of  the  provinces  as  calculated 
by  the  Representation  Commissioner  under  section  12;  and 

(b)  divide  each  of  the  provinces  into  electoral  districts,  describe 
the  boundaries  of  each  such  district  and  specify  the  repre¬ 
sentation  and  name  to  be  given  thereto,  in  accordance  with 
the  recommendations  contained  in  the  reports  referred  to  in 
subsection  (I). 


Section  24  provides  for  the  coming  into  force  of  the  said  order 
°Y  proclamation  in  the  Canada  Gazette  not  later  than  five  days 
after  the  issue  of  this  proclamation.  This  proclamation  was  published 
in  Part  II  of  TJe  Canada  Gazette,  Volume  100  Extra,  on  Monday, 
June  20  1966.  The  new  Act  provides  for  the  following  membership 
ol  the  House  of  Commons  for  subsequent  Parliaments  after  the  27th. 
(See  sections  30  and  31  of  the  Act  for  representation  for  the  Yukon 
Territory  and  the  Northwest  Territories): 


Ontario  . . . 

Quebec  . 

Nova  Scotia  . . 

New  Brunswick  . 

Manitoba 
British  Columbia 
Prince  Edward  Island 

Saskatchewan  . 

Alberta  . 

Newfoundland 

Yukon  Territory  . 

Northwest  Territories 


88 

74 

11 

10 

13 

23 

4 

13 

19 

7 

1 

1 


Total 


264 


P?hl0n,RAddreS3'  0r  f1!1  lor  lhe  Appropriation  of  any  Part  of  the 
Public  Revenue,  or  of  Tax  or  Impost  for  any  Purpose,  that  has  noi 
been  first  recommended  to  the  House  by  Message  of  the  Governor 


HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 


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SPEAKER 

HON.  LUCIEN  LAMOUREUX,  M.A.,  L.Ph.,  LL.D.,  Q.C. 

PREVIOUS  SPEAKERS 

1—  Hon.  James  Cockbum,  Q.C.,  Nov.  6,  1867  and  re-elected  Mar.  5. 
1873,  to  Mar.  26,  1874. 

2—  Hon.  Timothy  Warren  Anglin,  from  Mar.  26.  1874,  to  May  31, 
1877,  (resigned  as  Speaker),  and  from  Feb.  7,  1878.  to  Feb.  13, 
1879. 

3.— Hon.  Joseph-Goderic  Blanchet,  M.D.,  from  Feb.  13.  1879,  to  Feb. 
8.  1883. 

4 —  Hon.  George  Airey  Kirkpatrick,  Q.C.,  from  Feb.  8.  1883.  to 

Apr.  13,  1887. 

5—  Hon.  Joseph  Alderic  Ouimet,  Q.C.,  from  Apr.  13,  1887.  to  Apr. 
29,  1891. 

6.  — Hon.  Peter  White,  from  Apr.  29,  1891,  to  Aug.  19,  1896. 

7.  — Hon.  Sir  James  David  Edgar,  K.C.M.G.,  Q.C.,  from  Aug.  19.  1896, 

to  July  31,  1899  (deceased). 

8. — Hon.  Thomas  Bain,  from  Aug.  1,  1899,  to  Feb.  6,  1901. 

9 _ Hon  Louis  Philippe  Brodeur,  LL.D.,  K  C.  from  Feb.  6.  1901. 

to  Jan.  18,  1904  (appointed  Min.  of  Inland  Revenue,  Jan.  19, 
1904). 

10.  — Hon.  Napoleon  Antoine  Belcourt,  K.C.,  LL.M.,  LL.D.,  from  Mar. 

10,  1904,  to  Jan.  11,  1905. 

11.  _ Hon.  Robert  Franklin  Sutherland,  B.A.,  K.C.,  from  Jan.  11,  1905, 

to  Jan.  20,  1909. 

12. — Hon.  Charles  Marcil,  LL.D.,  from  Jan.  20.  1909,  to  Nov.  15,  1911. 

13. — Hon.  Thomas  Simpson  Sproule,  from  Nov.  15,  1911,  to  Dec.  2, 

1915  (appointed  to  Senate,  Dec.  3,  1915). 

14.  — Hon.  Albert  Sevigny.  B.A.,  LL.L.  from  Jan  12,  1916.  to  Jan.  7. 

1917  (appointed  Min.  of  Inland  Revenue.  Ian.  8,  1917). 

15.  _ Hon.  Edgar  Nelson  Rhodes.  K.C.,  Jan.  18.  1917  and  re-elected 

Mar.  18,  1918  to  Mar.  8,  1922. 

16-_^eierte0fjan.%.L!“26eUc^d  Dec.  J'lW  to  June ^1930  (appointod 
to  Senate  June  3,  1930). 


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17. — Hon.  George  Black,  K.C.,  from  Sept.  8,  1930  to  Jan.  17,  1935 

(resigned). 

18. — Hon.  James  Langstaff  Bowman,  K.C.,  from  Jan.  17,  1935  to  Feb. 

6,  1936. 

19. — Hon.  Pierre  Frangois  Casgrain,  K.C.,  from  Feb.  6,  1936  to  May 

10,  1940  (appointed  Secretary  of  State). 

20. — Hon  James  Allison  Glen,  Q.C.,  from  May  16,  1940  to  Sept.  6,  1945. 

21. — Hon  Gaspard  Fauteux,  D.D.S.,  from  Sept.  6,  1945  to  Sept.  15,  1949. 

22. — Hon  William  Ross  Macdonald,  Q.C.,  from  Sept.  15,  1949  to  May 

14,  1953  (appointed  to  Senate  June  12.  1953). 

23'~ 1953  to°Oct  R14n41957aUd°in'  Q'C”  P-C“  M'A-  LLB"  Irom  Nov'  12' 


24.  Hon.  Daniel  Roland  Michener, 
and  re-elected  May  12,  1958  and 


Q'C.,  M.A.,  B.C.L.,  Oct.  14,  1957 
May  12,  1962  to  Sept.  27,  1962. 


z5~ Marcel-Joseph-Aime  Lambert,  B.Com.,  B  A 
M.A.  (Oxon)  from  Sept.  27,  1962  to  May  16,  1963. 


(Juris),  B.C.L., 


26.— Hon.  Alan  A.  Macnaughton,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,  Q  C 
1963  to  Jan.  18,  1966.  ^ 


from  May  16. 


DEPUTY  SPEAKER 

ROBERT  J.  McCLEAVE,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

PREVIOUS  DEPUTY  SPEAKERS 


1885-1886 — Malachy  B.  Daly 
1887-1889— C.  C.  Colby. 

1890- 1891— John  F.  Wood. 

1891- 1896 — J.  G.  H.  Bergeron. 
1896-1900— Louis  Philippe  Brodeur. 
1901-1904 — Peter  Macdonald. 
1905-1908 — Charles  Marcil. 
1909-1911  Gilbert  H.  McIntyre. 
1911  1914— Pierre  E.  Blondin. 
1914-1916 — Albert  Sevigny. 

1916- 1917 — Edgar  N.  Rhodes. 

1917- 1918  Joseph  H.  Rainville. 

1918- 1921- — Geo.  H.  Boivin,  K.C. 

1922-1925 — Geo.  N.  Gordon,  K.C. 
1926  — William  Duff. 

1926-1930 — J.  Frederick 
1930-1935 — Armand 
1935 


1936-1940 — F.  G.  Sanderson. 

1940  1942 — Thomas  Vien. 

1943-1945 — J.  A.  Bradette 
1945-1949 — W.  R.  Macdonald. 
1949-1952— J.  A.  Dion. 

1952-1953 — Louis  Rene  Beaudoin. 
1353-1957 — William  Alfred  Robinson 
Q.C. 

1357-1958 — Henri  Courtemanche. 
1958-1959 — Joseph  Pierre  Albert 
Sdvigny. 

1960- 1961 — Jacques  Flynn. 

1961- 1962 — Paul  Martineau. 

1962- 1963 — Gordon  C,  Chown. 

1963- 1965 — Lucien  Lamoureux. 


Johnston.  1966-1968— Herman  M.  Batten 
XT  c  R-  ’fvergne.  1968-1970— Hugh  Faulkner 
Hon.  Raymond  Morand.  1970-1972— Russell  C.  Honey  Q  C 


HOUSE  □ F  COMMDNS 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

TWENTY  NINTH  PARLIAMENT 

(Revised  February,  1973) 

Legend  :  Lib.  —  Liberal;  P.C.  —  Progressive  Conservative;  N.D.P.  — 
New  Democratic  Party;  S.C.  —  Social  Credit;  Lib-Lab.  —  Liberal- 
Labour;  Ind.  —  Independent. 


NAME  OF  MEMBER 


Alexander,  Lincoln  M . . 

Alkenbrack,  A.  Douglas  .... 


Allard,  Eudore  . . . - 

Allmand,  Hon.  Warren  W. 
Andros,  Hon.  Robert  K.  .. 

Andre,  Harvie  . 

Arrol,  Ian  . _ . - . 

Atkey,  Ronald  . . 


Baker,  Walter 


Baldwin,  Gerald  Wm.  .. 

Balfour,  Jim  . — . ~. 

Barnett,  Thomas  S.  . . 

Basford,  Hon.  Ronald  S. 

Bawden,  Peter  C . 

Beattie,  Duncan  M . 

Beatty,  Perrin  - - - - 


Beaudoin,  Leonel  - - 

Bechard,  Albert  . — 


Begin,  Miss  Monique  . 

Bell,  Thomas  Miller  . 

Benjamin,  Leslie  G . . 

Blais,  J.-J . — — . 

Blackburn,  Derek  N.  E . 

Blaker,  Rod  . - . 

Blenkam,  Don  . — ~ 

Blouin,  Gustave  . - 

Boisvert,  Jean-Marie  . 

Boulanger,  Prosper  . . . 

Breau,  Herbert  - — 

Brewin,  Andrew 


Broadbent,  Edward  John 
Buchanan,  Judd  . 


Caccia,  Charles  L. 
Cafik,  Norman  A. 

Campbell,  John  . 

Caouette,  Gilles  . 

Caouette,  Real  . 


CONSTITUENCY 


POL.  AFFIL. 


Hamilton  West  . 

P.C. 

Frontenac-Lennox 

and  Addington  . 

P.C. 

S.C. 

Notre-Dame-de-Grace  . 

Lib. 

Port  Arthur  . - . 

Lib. 

Calgary  Centre 

P.C. 

York  East  . . 

P.C. 

St.  Paul's  . 

P.C. 

Grenville-Carleton  . - . 

P.C. 

Peace  River  . 

P.C. 

Regina  East  . . . . - . 

P.C. 

Comox-Alberni  . 

N.D.P. 

Vancouver  Centre  . 

Lib. 

Calgary  South  . — . 

P.C. 

Hamilton  Mountain  . . . 

P.C. 

Wellington-Grey- 

Dufferin-Waterloo  . 

P.C. 

Richmond  . . . - . — 

S.C. 

Bonaventures-Iles 

de  la  Madeleine  . . . 

Lib. 

Saint-Michel  . - . - 

Lib. 

Saint  John  Lancaster  . 

P.C. 

Regina-Lake  Centre  . . . 

N.D.P. 

Nipissing  . 

Lib. 

Brant  . 

N.D.P. 

Lachine  . 

Lib. 

Peel  South  . 

P.C. 

Manicouagan  . - . 

Lib. 

Drummond  _ _ 

S.C. 

Mercier  . 

Lib. 

Gloucester  . — . 

Lib. 

Greenwood  . 

N.D.P. 

Oshawa-Whitby  . 

N.D.P. 

London  West  . — . 

Lib. 

Davenport  . 

Lib. 

Ontario  . . . 

Lib. 

LaSalle  . 

Lib. 

Charlevoix  . . . 

S.C. 

Temiscamingue  . - . 

S.C. 

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NAME  OF  MEMBER 


Caron,  Yves  . . . . 

Carter,  Walter  C . . . 

Chretien,  Hon.  Jean  _ _ 

Clark,  Joe  . . 

Clarke,  William  . 

Clermont,  Gaston  . . . 

Coates,  Robert  C . . 

Comtois,  J.-Roland  . 

Corbin,  Eymard  G . 

Corriveau,  Loepold  P . 

Cossitt,  Tom  . . 

Cote,  Florian  . _ . . 

Crouse,  Lloyd  R . ..... 

Cullen,  Jack  S.  G . . 

Cyr,  Alexandre  . . . 

Daniorth,  Harold  W . 

Danson,  Barnett  J _ _ 

Darling,  Stan  . . 

Davis,  Hon.  Jack  . . 

De  Bane,  Pierre  . . . 

Demers,  Yves  . . . . 

Dick,  Paul  . 

Diefenbaker, 

Rt.  Hon.  John  G . . . 

Dinsdale,  Hon.  Walter  G 

Dionne,  Charles-Eugene  . 

Douglas,  Thomas  C . 

Drury,  Hon.  Charles  M . 

Dube,  Hon.  Jean-Eudes  . 

Dupont,  Raymond  . 

Dupras,  Maurice  . 

Duquet,  Gerard  . 


CONSTITUENCY 


Beauce  . 

St.  John's  West  . 

Saint-Maurice  . 

Rocky  Mountain  . 

Vancouver  Quadra  . 

Gatineau  . . . . 

Cumberland-Colchester 

North  . . . . . . 

Terrebonne 


Mada  waska-V  ictoria 

Frontenac  _ _ 

Leeds 


Richelieu  . . . 

South  Shore  _ 

Samia-Lambton 
Gaspe  . 


Kent-Essex  . __ . 

York  North  . _ . 

Parry  Sound-Muskoka 

Capfiano  . 

Matane  . . . 

Duvemay 


Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton 

Prince-Albert  . 

Brandon-Souris  . 

Kamouraska  . . 

Nanaimo-Cowichan- 

The  Islands  . 

Westmount  . _ . 

Restigouche  . . 

Sainte-Marie  . 

Labelle  . 

Quebec  East  . 


POL.  AFFIL. 


Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 


P.C. 

P.C. 

S.C. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 


Ellis,  J.  R. 

Epp,  Jake  . 

Ethier,  Denis 


Hastings  . . . 

Provencher  . ZZ . . 

Glengarry-Prescott-Russei 


P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 


Fairweather,  R.  Gordon  L. 
Faulkner,  Hon.  James  Hugh 

Firth,  Wally  . ..... 

Fleming,  Jim  . 

Forrestall  John  M.  ZZZZ 

Fortin,  Andre  . ’ 

Foster,  Dr.  Maurice  . . 

Fox,  Francis  . . . . 


Fundy-Royal  . 

Peterborough  . . . 

Northwest  Territories 

York  West  . 

Darthmouth-Halifax  East 

Lotbiniere  . 

Algoma  . ZZZT . 

Argenteuil- 


Frank,  William 
Fraser,  John  A. 


C. 


Deux-Montagnes 

Middlesex  . . . 

I  Vancouver  South 


P.C. 

Lib. 

N.D.P 

Lib. 

P.C. 

S.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 


HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 


17S 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS  —  Cont’d. 


NAME  OF  MEMBER 


Gauthier,  Charles  Arthur 

Gauthier,  Jean-Robert  . - 

Gendron,  Rosaire  . 

Gilbert,  John  . 

Gillespie,  Hon.  Alastair  W. 

Gillies,  James  . — 

Gleaves,  A.  P . - . 

Godin,  Roland  . v . 

Goyer,  Hon.  Jean-Pierre  ... 

Crafftey,  Heward  . 

Gray,  Hon.  Herbert  E . 

Grier,  Terry  . 

Guay,  Joseph-Philippe  . 

Guay,  Raynald  . 

Guilbault,  Jacques  . 

Haidasz,  Hon.  Stanley 

Hales,  Alfred  D . - . 

Haliburton,  Charles  E . 

Hamilton,  Hon.  Alvin  . 

Hamilton,  Frank  . 

Harding,  Randolph  . 

Hargrave,  Bert  . 

Harney,  John  . - . 

Hees,  Hon.  George  . 

Hellyer,  Harold  T . . 

Herbert,  Harold  T . 

Higson,  Kenneth  J . - 

Hollands,  Dan  . - 

Holmes,  J.  Robert  . 

Hopkins,  Leonard  . . 

Herbert,  Harold  T . 

Homer,  John  Henry  . 

Horner,  Norval  . 

Howard,  Frank  . — . 

Howie,  J.  Robert  . - . 

Hueglin,  Joe  . -- 

Hurlburt,  Ken  . . . 

Hymmen,  Keith  R.  . 

Isabelle,  Gaston  . 

Jamieson,  Hon.  Donald  C 

Jarvis,  Bill  . - . — 

Jelinek,  Otto  . . . 

Jerome,  Jerome  A . 

Kempling,  Bill  . . 

Knight,  William  . 


CONSTITUENCY 

POL.  AFFIL 

Robertval 

S.C. 

Ottawa  East  . . 

Lib. 

Riviere-du-Loup- 

Temiscouata  . 

Lib. 

Broadview  . 

N.D.P. 

Etobicoke  . 

Lib. 

Don  Valley  . 

P.C. 

Saskatoon-Biggar  . 

N.D.P. 

Portneuf  . 

S.C. 

Dollard 

Lib. 

Brome-Missisquoi  . . 

P.C. 

Windsor  West 

Lib. 

Toronto-Lakeshore  . 

N.D.P. 

St.  Boniface  . 

Lib. 

Levis  . 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Parkdale  . 

Lib. 

Wellington  . 

P.C. 

South  Western  Nova  . 

P.C. 

Qu'Appelle-Moose 

Mountain  . 

P.C. 

Swift  Current-Maple  Creek 

P.C. 

Kootenay  West  . 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

Scarborough  West  . 

N.D.P. 

Prince  Edward-Hastings  . 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Vaudreuil 

Lib. 

Lincoln  . 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Renfrew-North-Nipissing 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Battleford-Kindersley  . 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

York-Sunbury  . 

P.C. 

Niagara  Falls  . 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Hull  . 

Lib. 

Burin-Burgeo  . 

Lib. 

P.C. 

High  Park-Humber  Valley 

P.C. 

Lib. 

.  Halton-Wentworth  . 

.•  Assir.iboia  . 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

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NAME  OF  MEMBER 


Knowles,  Stanley  H. 
Knowles,  William  D. 
Korchinski,  Stanley  J. 
Kuntz,  Harry  . 


CONSTITUENCY 


Winnipeg  North  Centre 
Narfolk-Haldimand 

Mackenzie  . 

Battle  River  . 


POL.  AFFIL. 


N.D.P 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 


Lachance,  Georges-C . 

Laflamme,  Ovide 

Lajoie,  Claude  G . 

Lalonde,  Hon.  Marc 
Lambert,  Adrien 
Lambert,  Hon.  Marcel 
Lamoureux,  Hon.  Lucien 
Lang,  Hon.  Otto  E 
Langlois,  Paul 
Laniel,  Gerald 

Laprise,  Gerard  . 

La  Salle,  Roch 
Latulippe,  Henri 
Lawrence,  Allan 

Leblanc,  Femand-E . 

Leblanc,  Romeo  _ _ 

Lefebvre,  Thomas-Henri 

Leggatt,  Stuart  . 

Lessard,  Marcel 
Lewis,  David 
L'Heureux,  Yvon 
Loiselle,  Gerard 
Lundrigan,  Dr.  John 


Lafontaine  . . 

Montmorency 

Metropolitan  Trois-Rivieres 

Outremont  . 

Bellechasse 

Edmonton  West  . 

Stormont- Dundas 
Saskatoon-Humboldt 

Chicoutimi  . . 

Beauhamois-Salaberrv 

Abitibi . 

Joliette  . 

Compton  . . . 

Northumberland-Durham 

Laurier  . 

Westmorland-Kent 

Pontiac  . . 

New  Westminster 

Lac-Saint-Jean  . 

York  South  . 

Chambly  ..... 

Saint-Henri  . ZZZ 

Gander-Twillingate 


MacDonald,  Hon.  Daniel  J. 
MacDonald,  Rev.  David 
Maodonald,  Hon.  Donald  S 
MacDonald,  Miss  Flora 
MacEachen,  Hon.  Allan  J,  I 


MacGuigan,  Dr.  Mark 
Maclnnis,  Donald 


Maclnnis,  Mrs.  Grace 
Mackasey,  Hon.  Bryce  S 
MacKay,  Elmer  M. 

MacLean,  Hon.  J.  Angus . 

Macguarrie,  Heath  N. 

Madill,  Ellwood  . 

Marceau,  Gilles  . 

Marchand,  Hon.  Jean  Z" 
Marchand,  Leonard  S. 
Marshall,  Jack 


Masniuk,  Peter  P. 
Mather,  Barry 


Cardigan  . 

Egmont  . 

Rosedale 

Kingston  and  The  Islands 
Cape  Breton  Highlands- 

Canso  . . 

Windsor-Walkerville 
Cape  Breton-East 

Richmond  . 

Vancouver-Kingswav 

Verdun  . 

Central  Nova 

Malpegue  . 

Hillsborough 

Peel-Dulferin-Simcoe 

Lapointe  . . 

Langelier  . 

Kamloops-Cariboo 
Humber-St.  George's- 

St.  Barbe  . 

Portage  . 

Surrey- White  Rock . ZII 


Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

S.C. 

P.C. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

S.C. 

Ind. 

S.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

N.D.P 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 


Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 


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NAME  OF  MEMBER 


CONSTITUENCY 


POL.  AFFIL. 


Matte,  Rene  . 

Mazankowski,  Donald 

McCain,  Fred  A . 

McCleave,  Robert  . 

McGrath,  James  A.  - 

McKenzie,  Dan  . 

McKinley,  Robert  E . 

McKinnon,  Allan  B . 

McRae,  Paul  E . . 

Mitges,  Gus  C . . 

Morgan,  Trevor  . . 

Morin,  Mrs.  Albanie  . 

Muir,  Robert  . _ 

Munro,  Donald  W . 

Munro,  Hon.  John  C. 
Murta,  Jack  . _ . 


Champlain  . 

Vegreville  . 

Carleton-Charlotte  . 

Halifax-East  Hants  . 

St.  John's  East  . 

Winnipeg  South  Centre  . 

Huron  . . . 

Victoria  . . 

Fort  William  . - . 

Grey-Simcoe  . 

St.  Catharines  . . 

Louis-Hebert  . . . 

Cape  Breton-The  Sydneys 

Esquimalt-Saanich  . 

Hamilton  East  . 

Lisgar  . . . 


S.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 


Neale,  Paddy  C . 

Neil,  Douglas  . 

Nelson,  Ed  . 

Nesbitt,  Wallace  B. 

Nesdoly,  Elias  . . 

Nielsen,  Erik  . . . 

Nowlan,  John  Patrick 
Nystrom,  Lome  . ..... 


Vancouver  East  . 

Moose  Jaw  . „. . 

Burnaby-Seymour 

Oxford  . 

Meadow  Lake  .... 

Yukon  . 

Annapolis  Valley 
Yorkton-Melville  .. 


N.D.P. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 


Oberle,  Frank  . 

O'Connor,  Terry  . 

Olaussen,  Harry  . 

Olivier,  Jacques  . 

Orlikow,  David  . . . 

O'Sullivan,  Sean  . 

Ouellet,  Hon.  Andre 


Prince  George-Peace  River 

Halton  . . — 

Coast  Chilcotin  . . . 

Longueuil  . . . 

Winnipeg  North  . . . 

Hamilton-Wentworth  . 

Papineau  . 


P.C. 

P.C. 

N.D.P, 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

Lib. 


Paproski,  Steven  E . 

Patterson,  Alex  . _ . 

Pelletier,  Hon.  Gerard 

Pelletier,  Irenee  . 

Penner,  B.  Keith 

Peters,  Arnold  . . . 

Portelance,  Arthur 
Poulin,  Hugh 
Prud'homme,  Marcel 


Edmonton  Centre 
Fraser  Valley  East 

Hochelaga  . 

Sherbrooke  . 

Thunder  Bay 

Timiskaming  . 

Gamelin  . 

Ottawa  Centre 
Saint-Denis  . 


P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 


Railton,  S.  Victor  . 

Reid,  John  M.  . . 

Reilly,  Peter  . 

Reynolds,  John  . 

Richardson,  Hon.  James  A. 

Ritchie,  Dr.  Gordon  . 

Roche,  Douglas  . . 

Rodriguez,  John  . 


Welland  . 

Kenora-Rainy  River 

Ottawa  West  . 

Bumaby-Richmond-Delta 

Winnipeg  South  . 

Dauphin  . 

Edmonton-Strathcona  . 

Nickel  Belt  . 


Lib. 

Lib. -Lab. 
P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL 

LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

—  Cont’d. 

NAME  OF  MEMBER 

CONSTITUENCY 

POL.  AFFIL. 

Rompkey,  William  . 

Grand  Falls- White  Bay- 
Labrador  . 

Lib 

Rondeau,  Gilbert 

Shefford  . 

S.C. 

Rooney,  David 

Bonavista-Trinity- 

Conception  . 

Lib 

Rose,  Mark 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Rowland,  Douglas 

Selkirk  . 

Roy,  Jean-Robert 

Timmins  .... 

Roy,  Marcel  C. 

Laval  . 

Rynard,  Dr.  Philip  Bernard 

Simcoe  North  . 

Saltsman,  Max 

Waterloo  ... 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

P  C 

Sauve,  Hon.  Jeanne 

Ahuntsic  . 

Schellenberger,  Stan 

Wetaskiwin 

Schumacher,  Stanley 

Palliser 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Lib 

Scott,  William  C. 

V  ictoria-Haliburton 

Sharp,  Hon.  Mitchell 

Eglinton  . 

Skoreyko,  William 

Edmonton  East 

Smith,  G.  il.  Percy 

Northumberland-Miramichi 

Saint-Jean 

fmith,  Walter  .... 

Stackhouse,  Reg 

Scarborough  East 

Stanbury,  Hon.  Robert 

York-Scarborough 

Stanfield,  Hon,  Robert  L 

Halifax 

P  c. 

Stevens,  Sinclair 

York-Simcoe 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Stewart,  Donald  Craig 

Marguette 

Stewart,  William  Douglas 
Stewart,  Ralph  W. 

Okanagan-Kootenay 
Cochrane  . 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Stollery,  Peter 

Spadina 

Symes,  Cyril  . 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

S.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Taylor,  Keith 

Churchill 

Tetrault,  Oza 

Thomas,  J. -Antonio 

Maisonneuve-Rosemont 

Thomas,  Charles  H. 

Towers,  Gordon 

Red  Deer 

Trudeau,  Right  Hon.  P.  E. 
Trudel,  Jacgues-L. 

Turner,  Charles  R. 

Mount  Royal 

Montreal-Bourassa 

London  East 

Turner,  Hon.  John  N. 

Ottawa-Carleton 

Wagner,  Claude 

P.C. 

Lib. 

Walker,  James  Edgar 

York  Centre 

Whelan,  Hon.  Eugene  F. 
Whicher,  Ross 

Laprairie  . 

Essex-Windsor 

Bruce 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Whittaker,  G.  H. 

Okanagan  Boundary 

Elqin 

Wise,  John 

Woolliams,  Eldon  M 

Calgary  North 

Yanakis,  Antonio 

Berthier 

Lib. 

P.C. 

Yewchuk,  Paul 

Athabasca 

~  = 

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CONSTITUENCIES 


Abitibi  _ 

Ahuntsic  _ _ _ _ 

Algoma  _ _ 

Annapolis  Valley  _ _ — _ _ _ _ 

Argenteuil-Deux-Montagnes  . . . 

Assiniboia  _ _ _ _ _ 

Athabasca  - - 

Battle  River  . . . . . 

Battlelord-Kindersley  . . . . 

Beauce  . . . . . — _ . 

Beauharnois-Salaberry  . . 

Bellechasse  _ _ 

Berthier  . . . . . . . . 

Bonaventure-Iles-de-la-Madeleine  . 

Bonavista-Trinity-Conception  _ 

Brandon-Souris  . . . . . . 

Brant  . . . . . . . . , . . . 

Broadview  - - - - - . - 

Brome-Missisquoi  . . 

Bruce  _ — 

Burin-Burgeo  - - 

Bumaby-Richmond-Delta  . . 

Bumaby-Seymour  . . . 

Calgary  Centre  . . . . . 

Calgary  North  . . 

Calgary  South  . - . 

Cape  Breton-East  Richmond  . 

Cape  Breton  Highlands-Canso  . 

Cape  Breton-The  Sydneys  . - 

Capilano  . . . . . . . 

Cardigan  . . . 

Carleton-Charlotte  . - 

Central  Nova  — . ..... . — 

Chambly  _ - 

Champlain  - - - - - - - 

Charlevoix  - - - - 

Chicoutimi  . . — . . . — 

Churchill  . . 

Coast  Chilcotin  — - - - - 

Cochrane  . . . . . . . 

Comox-Albemi  . . . — 

Compton  . . - . . — 

Crowfoot  . — . -  — . - 

Cumberland-Colchester  North  . . 


NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


Laprise,  G6rard 

Sauve,  Hon.  Jeanne 
Foster,  Dr.  Maurice 
Nowlan,  J.  Patrick 
Fox.  Francis 
Knight,  William 
Yewchuk,  Paul 

Kuntz,  Harry 
Horner,  Norval 
Caron,  Yves 

Laniel,  Gerald 
Lambert,  Adrien 
Yanakis,  Antonio 
Bechard,  Albert 
Rooney,  David 
Dinsdale,  Hon.  Walter  G. 
Blackburn,  Derek 
Gilbert,  John 
Grafftey,  Heward 
Whicher,  Ross 

Jamieson,  Hon.  Donald  Campbell 
Reynolds,  John 
Nelson,  Ed. 

Andre,  Harvie 

Woolliams,  Eldon  M. 

Bawden,  Peter  C. 

Maclnnis,  Donald 
MacEachen,  Hon.  Allan  J. 

Muir,  Robert 
Davis,  Hon.  Jack 
MacDonald,  Hon.  Daniel  J. 
McCain,  Freda 
MacKay,  Elmer 
L'Heureux,  Yvon 
Matte,  Rene 
Caouette,  Gilles 
Langlois,  Paul 
Taylor,  Keith 
Olaussen,  Harry 
Stewart,  Ralph 
Barnett,  Thomas  S. 

Latulippe,  Henry  P. 

Horner,  John  H. 

Coates,  Robert  C. 


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CONSTITUENCIES 


NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


Dartmouth-Halifax  East  „ 

Dauphin  . . 

Davenport  _ _ _ 

Dollard  _ _ _ 

Don  Valley  . . . . 

Drummond  _ 

Duvemay  _ _ _ _ 


Forrostall,  J.  Michael 

Ritchie,  Dr.  Gordon 
Caccia,  Chas.  L. 
Goyer,  Hon.  Jean-Pierre 
Gillies,  James 
Boisvert,  Jean-Marie 
Demers,  Yves 


Edmonton  Centre 

Edmonton  East  _ 

Edmonton-Strathcona 
Edmonton  West  _.... 

Eglinton  . . 

Egmont  . . . . . 

Elgin  . . 

Esquimalt-Saanich 

Essex- Windsor  . 

Etobicoke  . . . 


Paproski,  Steven  E. 
Skoreyko,  William 
Roche,  Douglas 
Lambert,  Hon.  Marcel 
Sharp,  Hon.  Mitchell 
MacDonald,  Rev.  David 
Wise,  John 
Munro,  Donald  W. 

Whelan,  Hon.  Eugene  F. 
Gillespie,  Hon.  Alastair  W. 


Fort  William  _ _ 

Fraser  Valley  East . . . . 

Fraser  Valley  West  _ _ _ 

Froi^tenac  _ _ _ _ _ 

Frontenac-Lennox  and  Addington 
Fundy-Royal  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 


McRae,  Paul  E. 

Patterson,  Alex 

Rose,  Mark  W. 

Corriveau,  Leopold 
Alkenbrack,  A.  Douglas 
Fairweather,  R.  Gordon  L. 


Gamelin  _ _ 

Gander-Twillingate  _ 

Gaspe  _ _ _ _ _ _ .ZI.II 

Gatineau  . . . . . . 

Glengarry-Prescott-Russell  . 

Gloucester  . 

Grand  Falls-White  Bay-Labrador 

Greenwood  . 

Grenville-Carleton  . ..ZZ.ZZ 

Grey-Simcoe  .  ~* 


Portelance,  Arthur 
Lundrigan,  Dr.  John 
Cyr,  Alexandre 
Clermont,  Gaston 
Ethier,  Denis 
Breau,  Herbert 
Romkey,  William 
Brewin,  Andrew  F. 
Baker,  Walter 
Mitges,  Gus 


Halifax  . . . 

Halifax-East  Hants  ...Z....Z 

Halton  . . 

Halton-Wentworth  . 

Hamilton  East  . " 

Hamilton  Mountain  . . 

Hamilton-Wentworth  ZZ  Z 

Hamilton  West  . . . 

Hastings  . . . . . . 

High  Park-Humber  Vailey 
Hillsborough  . . ... _ 


Stanfield,  Hon.  Robert  L. 
McCleave,  Robert 
O'Connor,  Terry 
Kempling  Bill 
Munro,  Hon.  John  C. 
Beattie,  Duncan  M. 
O'Sullivan,  Sean 
Alexander,  Lincoln 
Ellis,  Jack  R. 

Jelinek,  Otto 
Macquarrie,  Heath 


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CONSTITUENCIES 


Hochelaga  _ _ _ _ 

Hull  _ _ 

Humber-St.  George's-St.  Barbe  . . 

Huron  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

Joliette  _ _ _ 

Kamloops-Cariboo _ _ _ 

Kamouraska  . . . . . . . 

Kenora-Rainy  River  _ _ _ _ _ 

Kent-Essex  _ _ 

Kingston  and  the  Islands  . . . 

Kitchener  _ _ _... _ _ _ . 

Kootenay  West  . . 

Labelle  _ _ _ . 

Lachine  _ _ _ _ 

Lac-SaimHean  _ - _ - _ , _ 

Lafontaine  ...... _ _ _ _ _ _ 

Lambton-Kent  _ 

Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton  . . 

Langelier  _ _ _ 

Lapointe  ....._ _ _ 

Laprairie  . . . . 

LaSalle  _ _ _ 

Laurier  . . . . . . . . 

Laval  _ _ _ 

Leeds  . . . . 

Lethbridge  . . . 

Levis  _ _ _ _ 

Lincoln  . . . . . . . . . 

Lisgar  _ _ 

London  East  . . . . 

London  West  _ _ - _ 

Longueuil  . . . . . . . . 

Lotbinidre  _ _ _ _ _ 

Louis-Hebert  . . . . 

Mackenzie  . . 

Maidawiaska-Victoria  . . . 

Maisonneuve-Rosemont  . . 

Malpeque  - - - - - - 

Manicouagan  . . . . . . . 

Marquette  . . . . . 

Matane  - - , — 

Meadow  Lake  - - - 

Medicine  Hat  _ _ - - - 

Mercier  . . . . 

Metropolitan  Trois-Rivieres  . 

Middlesex  _ _ 


NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


Pelletier,  Hon.  Gerard 
Isabelle,  Gaston 
Marshall,  Jack 
McKinley,  Robert  E. 

La  Salle,  Roch 

Marchand,  Leonard  Stephen  (Len) 
Dionne,  Charles-Eugene 
Reid,  John  M. 

Danforth,  Harold  W. 

MacDonald,  Miss  Flora 
Hymmen,  Keith  R. 

Harding,  Randolph 

Dupras,  Maurice 
Blaker,  Rod 
Lessard,  Marcel 
Lachance,  Georges-C. 

Holmes,  J.  Robert 
Dick,  Paul 

Marchand,  Hon.  Jean 
Marceau,  Gilles 
Watson,  Ian 
Campbell,  John 
Leblanc,  Fernand  E. 

Roy,  Marcel 
Cossitt,  Tom 
Hurlburt,  Ken 
Guay,  Raynald 
Higson,  Kenneth  J. 

Murta,  Jack 
Turner,  Charles 
Buchanan,  J.  Judd 
Olivier,  Jacques 
Fortin,  Andre 
Morin,  Mrs.  Albanie 

Korchinski,  Stanley  J. 

Corbin,  Eymard 
Thomas,  J.-Antonio 
Maclean,  Hon.  J.  Angus 
Blouin,  Gustave 
Stewart,  Donald  Craig 
De  Band,  Pierre 
Nesdoly,  Elias 
Hargrave,  Bert 
Boulanger,  ProsDer 
Lajoie,  Claude  G. 

Frank,  William  C. 


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CONSTITUENCIES 


Moncton  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Montmorency  _ _ 

Moose  Jaw  . . . . . „ . . . 

Montreal-Bourassa  . 

Mount  Royal  . . . . 

Nanaimo-Cowichan-The  Islands  _ 

New  Westminster  _ _ 

Niagara  Falls  . . . . . . 

Nickel  Belt  . . . . . . 

Nipissing  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 

Norfolk-Haldimcmd  _ 

Northumberland-Durham  . . 

Northumberland-Miramichi  . 

Northwest  Territories  . _ 

Notre-Dame-de-Grfice  . . 

Okanagan  Boundary  . . 

Okanagan-Kootenay  . . 

Ontario  . . . . . . 

Oshawa-Whitby  _ _ _ _ 

Ottawa-Carleton  . I 

Ottawa  Centre  . . . . . 

Ottawa  East  . . . . . . 

Ottawa  West  . I _ 

Outremont  . . . . . . 

Oxford  . 


Palliser  . . . . . 

Papineau  _ _ _ _ 

Parkdale  . . . . 

Parry  Sound-Muskoka  . . 

Peace  River  . . . 

Peel-Dufferin-Simcoe  . 

Peel  South  . . . . . . . 

Pembina  _ _ _ _ _ _ 

Perth-Wilmot  . . . 

Peterborough  . . 

Pontiac  . . . . . 

Portage  . . . 

Port  Arthur  . . . . . . 

Portneuf  . . 

Prince  Albert 
Prince  Edward-Hastings 
Prince  George-Peace  River 
Provencher  . . 


NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


Thomas.  Charles 
Lailamme,  Ovide 
Neil,  Douglas 
Trudel,  Jacques  L. 

Trudeau,  Rt.  Hon.  Pierre  Elliott 

Douglas,  Thomas  C. 

Leggatt,  Stuart 
Hueglin,  Joe 
Rodriguez,  John 
Blais,  J.-J. 

Knowles,  William  D. 

Lawrence,  Allan 
Smith,  G.  A.  Percy 

Firth,  Wally 
Allmand,  Hon.  Warren 

Whittaker,  George  H. 

Stewart,  William  Douglas 
Cafik,  Norman  A. 

Broadbent,  J.  Edward 
Turner,  Hon.  John  N. 

Poulin,  Hugh 
Gauthier,  Jean-Robert 
Reilly,  Peter 
Lalonde,  Hon.  Marc 
Nesbitt,  Wallace  B. 

Schumacher,  Stanley 
Ouellet,  Hon.  Andre 
Haidasz,  Hon.  Stanley 
Darling,  Stan 
Baldwin,  Gerald  Wm.  H. 

Madill,  Elwood 
Blenkarn,  Don 
Hollands,  Dan 
Jarvis,  Bill 

Faulkner,  Hon.  Hugh 

Lelebvre,  Thomas 
Masniuk,  Peter  P. 

Andras,  Hon.  Robert  K. 

Godin,  Roland 

Diefenbaker,  Rt.  Hon.  John  G. 
Hees,  Hon.  George 

Oberle,  Frank 
Epp,  Jake 


Qu'Appelle-Moose  Mountain 

Quebec  East  . 

Red  Deer  . . . . . 


Hamilton,  Hon.  Alvin 
Duquet,  G6rard 
Towers,  Gordon 


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NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


Regina  East  . - . 

Regina-Lake  Centre  . 

Renfrew  North  . - 

Restigouche  . - . 

Richelieu  . 

Richmond  . 

Rimouski  - - - - - 

Riviere-du-Loup-Temiscouata 

Roberval  . . - 

Rocky  Mountain  . . . . . . 

Rosedale  . - 

Saint-Denis  . . . . . . 

Sair.t-Henri  . - 

Saint-Hyacinthe  . - 

Saint-Jacques  . — . - .  •- 

Saint-Jean  . . . . . — . - 

Saint  John-Lancaster  . 

Saint-Maurice  . - 

Saint-Michel  . _ . - 

Sainte-Marie  . - 

St.  Boniface  . . — . - 

St.  Catharines  . - 

St.  John's  East  . . . . 

St.  John's  West  . - 

St.  Paul's  - - - 

Samia-Lambton  . . 

Saskatoon-Biggar  . — 

Saskatoon-Humboldt  . - 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  . - 

Scarborough  East  . - 

Scarborough  West  . - 

Selkirk  . - . - 

Shefford  . - 

Sherbrooke  . - 

Simcoe  North  . — 

Skeena  . . - . - . - . — 

South  Shore  .  - 

South  Western  Nova  . . - . — 

Spadina  . - . - 

Stormont-Dundas  - - - . — 

Sudbury  - - - - - 

Surrey-White  Rock  . 

Swift  Current-Maple  Creek  . . 


Balfour,  Jim 
Benjamm,  L.  G.  (Les) 
Hopkins,  Leonard  Donald 
Dub6  Hon.  Jean-Eudes 
Cote,  Florian 
Beaudoin,  Leonel 
Allard,  Eudore 
Gendron,  Rosaire 
Gauthier,  Charles-Arthur 
Clark,  Joe 

Macdonald,  Hon.  Donald  S. 

Prud’homme,  Marcel 
Loiselle,  Gerard 
Wagner,  Claude 
Guilbault,  Jacques 
Smith,  Walter 
Bell,  Thomas  M. 

Chretien,  Hon.  Jean 
Begin,  Miss  Monique 
Dupont,  Raymond 
Guay,  Joseph-Philippe 
Morgan  Trevor 
McGrath,  James  A. 

Carter,  Walter 
Atkey,  Ronald 
Cullen,  Jack 
Gleave,  A.  P. 

Lang,  Hon.  Otto  E. 

Symes,  Cyril 
Stackhouse,  Reg. 

Harney,  John 
Rowland,  Douglas  C. 
Rondeau,  Gilbert 
Pelletier,  Irenee 
Rynard,  Philip  Bernard 
Howard,  FranK 
Crouse,  Lloyd  R. 

Haliburton,  Charles  E. 
Stollery,  Peter 
I  Lamoureux,  Hon.  Lucien 
1  Jerome,  J.  A. 

Mather,  Barry 
Hamilton,  Frank 


Temiscamingue 

Terrebonne  _ _ 

Thunder  Bay 
Timiskaming  .... 
Timmins  . 


Caouette,  H6al 
Comtois,  J.  Roland 
Penner,  B.  Keith 
Peters,  Arnold 
Roy,  Jean-R. 


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CONSTITUENCIES 


Toronto-Lakeshore  . 

Trinity  _ 

Vancouver  Centre  _ 

Vancouver  East  . . 

Vancouver  Kingsway 

Vancouver  Quadra  . 

Vancouver  South  _ 

Vaudreuil  _ 

Vegreville  _ 

Verdun  _ , . . . . . 

Victoria  _ _ 

Victoria-Haliburton  _ 

Villeneuve  _ _ _ 


Waterloo  _ _ _ _ _ _ 

Welland  . . .  . 

Wellington  . ~  ' 

W ellington-Grey-Dufferin- Waterloo  .. 

Westmorland-Kent  . . . 

Westmount  . . .  _ 

Wetaskiwin  . . . . " _ 

Windsor-Walkervilie  ZZIZ 

Windsor  West  . 

Winnipeg  North  . . 

Winnipeg  North  Centre  . " 

Winnipeg  South  . . . .  __ 

Winnipeg  South  Centre  „..  .1" 


York  Centre  . . 

York  East  . . 

York  North  . . 

York-Scarborough 

York-Simcoe  . 

York  South  . 

Y ork-Sunbury  . 

York  West  . 

Yorkton-Melville 
Yukon  . 


NAME  OF  MEMBERS 


Grier,  Terry 

Hellyer,  Hon.  Paul  T. 

Basiord,  Hon.  Ronald 
Neale,  Paddy  C. 

Maclnnis,  Mrs.  Grace 
Clarke,  William 
Fraser,  John  A. 

Herbert,  Harold  T. 
Mazankowski,  Don 
Mackasey,  Hon.  Bryce  Stuart 
McKinnon,  Allan  B. 

Scott,  William  C. 

Tetrault,  Oza 

Saltsman,  Max 
Railton,  S.  Victor 
Hales,  Alfred  D. 

Beaty,  Perrin 
Leblanc,  Romeo 
Drury,  Hon.  Charles  M. 
Schellen  Berger,  Stan 
MacGuigan,  Dr.  Mark 
Gray,  Hon.  Herbert  E. 

Orlikow,  David 
Knowles,  Stanley  H. 
Richardson,  Hon.  James  A. 
McKenzie,  Dan 

Walker,  James  E. 

Arrol,  Ian 
Danson,  Barnett  J. 

Stanbury,  Hon.  Robert 
Stevens,  Sinclair 
Lewis,  David 
Howie,  J.  Robert 
Fleming,  Jim 
Nystrom,  Lome 
Nielsen,  Erik 


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BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

ALEXANDER,  LINCOLN  MACCAULAY,  B.A.,  Q.C. 
(Hamilton  West).  B.  Jan.  21,  1922  at  Toronto,  Ont.  3.  of 
Lincoln  Alexander  and  Mae  Royal  both  of  West  Indian 
descent.  Ed.  at  McMaster  Univ.,  Hamilton  and  Osgoode 
Hall,  Toronto.  M.  Sept.  10,  1948  to  Yvonne  Phyllis  Har¬ 
rison  of  Hamilton.  One  son,  Keith.  A  lawyer.  Partner  firm 
Millar,  Alexander  &  Tokiwa.  Served  R.C.A.F.  (Cpl.) 
1942-45.  Past  pres,  and  mem.  Hamilton  Optimist,  sect’y. 
Hamilton  Goodwill  Africa  Foundation,  Hamilton  Lawyers 
Club,  Wentworth  County  Law  Assn.,  mem.  Hamilton  C.  of 
C.,  Can.  Bar  Assn.,  dir.  Hamilton  Wesley  House  and 
Youth  Anonymous.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address: 
30  Proctor  Blvd.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 


ALKENBRACK,  ALMONTE  DOUGLAS  (Frontenac- 
Lennox  and  Addington).  B.  June  2,  1912  at  Rydal  Bank, 
Ont  S  of  Claude  E.  Alkenbrack  and  Flora  MacKinnon 
(dec.  1959),  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Flinton  and  Qumte  public 
schools  and  Napanee  Coll.  Inst.  M.  July  4,  1939  to  Nan 
dau  of  late  Daniel  J.  and  Annie  Rogers  of  Kingston,  Ont. 
Two  children:  Eleanor  Anne  (Mrs.  H.  Grennell  of  King¬ 
ston)  and  James  Douglas.  A  lumberman.  Co-founder  and 
partner  R  W.  Kimmerly  Lumber  Co.  of  Napanee  (1937-62). 
Pres.  Town  &  Village  Sect.  Ont.  Municipal  Assn.  (1957- 
58)-  Mgr  Lumbermen’s  Picnic  Assn.  (1946-53);  mem.  Cdn. 
Lumbermen’s  Assn.  (1945-62);  Councillor  town  of  Napanee 
(1952-53),  Deputy-Reeve  (1954-55),  Reeve  (1956),  Mayor 
(1957-58),  retired  undef.;  Chairman  Building  Comm. 
Napanee  and  Dist.  Memorial  Arena  (1955);  Pres.  Napanee 
Valley  Council  of  Boy  Scout  Assn.  (1959-61);  Campaign 
chairman  Cty.  Lennox  and  Addington  Cdn.  Cancer  Society 
(1961-62).  First  elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected 
se  1963  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address  :  69  Dundas  St.,  P.O.  Box  340,  Napanee, 
Ont. 


ALLARD,  EUDORE  (Rimouski).  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Address:  415  St.  Germain  E., 
Rimouski,  Que. 


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ALLMAND,  HON.  W.  WARREN,  P.C.,  B.A.,  B.C  L 
(Notre-Dame-de-Grace).  B.  Sept.  19,  1932  at  Montreal,  Que. 
S.  of  Harold  Wm.  Allmand  and  Rose  Irene  McMorrow  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Loyola  Coll..  Montreal;  St.  Francis  Xavier 
Umv.,  Antigonish.  N.S.;  McGill  Univ.,  Montreal  and  Paris 
Umv.,  France.  M.  Aug.  6.  1966  to  Patricia  dau.  of  Robert 
Burns  of  Montreal.  Two  children:  Patrick  and  Julianne.  A 
lawyer.  Mem.  Can.  Bar  Assoc.;  Civil  Liberties  Union-  U  N 
Assoc.;  Consumers  Assoc,  of  Can.;  Comm,  for  An  Indep 
Can^  STOP;  World  Federalists  of  Can.;  Mount  Royal  Ten- 
Pls  ,  vi*5’  Bd.  of  Dir.  Crossroads  Student  Centre  and  Mon¬ 
treal  Newman  Assn.  Served  on  exec,  of  N.D.G.  Community 
Council;  N.D.G.  Football  Conf.  and  Can.  Newman  Fede- 
in*on'  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1968  and  1972,  Apptd.  Solicitor  General,  Nov.  27  1972 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Christian.  Address:  3522  Connaught 
Ave.,  Montreal  262,  Que. 

B  AFehR^n’  ’SE?-  R?BtER,T  KNIGHT,  P.C.  (Port  Arthur). 
?-_£eb.  20,  1921  at  Lachine,  Que.  S.  of  John  Donald 
Andras,  English  and  Angela  Eva  Knight  Can  Ed  at 
lggar  Public  School,  and  High  School,  Biggar,  Sask  and 

Jf  E  C  Hunt  nYwniPeg'  Mrp0ct'  20'  1945  to  Frances' dam 
ot  E  G.  Hunt  of  Winnipeg.  Two  children:  Robert  Hunt  and 

Angela  Knight.  An  automobile  dealer.  Pres,  and  Dir  Gib¬ 
son  Motors  (1962)  Ltd.,  Gibson  Lease  and  Rentals  Ltd 
Andras-Hague  Ltd.  and  Strathwin  Ltd.  Served  Can  Armv 

r*Tk-°f  Ma;,or  (Rtd-)-  Charter  Pres.  Lakehcad  C  of 
C.  1965,  vice-pres.  Port  Arthur  C.  of  C.  1962-4  Dir  Par 

Dealerr  C^umR  ^Rl^63  ?hairman  National'  Ford 
uealer  Council  1961.  Mem.  Lakehead  C.  of  C  Port 

Arthur  Golf  and  Country  Club,  Gyro  Club  of  Port 

Arthur,  Inter-Parliamentary  Union,  NATO  Pari.  Assn 

3nd  ?n^m^nweaRh  Parl-  Assn-  First  elected  to  H  of  C 
g.e .1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972  Min  whhoSt 

1968  State  for  Urban  Affaire 

1972  t^Nov  27C??TOmfr  f1/1'  (>JIT>Ofatc  Affaire  Jan.  28, 
1972  to  Nov.  27  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Manpower  and  Immi¬ 
gration,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib  Rel  •  AnglRan 
Address:  707  Memorial  Ave.,  Thunder  Bay,  Ont  § 


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ANDRE,  HARVIE,  B.Sc.,  M.S.,  Ph.D.  (Calgary  Centre) 
B.  July  27,  1940  at  Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of  John  Andre  and 
Doris  Ewasiuk.  Ed.  at  Eastglen  H.S.,  Edmonton,  Univ.  of 
Alta,  and  California  Inst,  of  Tech.  M.  May  15,  1965  to 
Joan,  dau.  of  Robert  Smith  of  Jasper,  Alta.  Two  children: 
Coryn  and  Lauren.  A  professional  eng’r.  Chairman,  Na¬ 
tional  Research  Council  —  Western  Associate  Committee 
on  Automatic  Control,  1971-72;  Vice-Pres.  Calgary  Social 
Planning  Council  1970-71;  Chairman  Chemical  Inst,  of 
Can.  Calgary  Section  1969-70.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  4236 
-  40th  St.,  N.W.,  Calgary,  Alta.  T3A  0H6. 

ARROL,  IAN  MacLACHLAN,  B.A.  (York  East).  B.  Feb. 
20,  1924  at  Vanderhoof,  B.C.  S.  of  Edward  Buchanan  Arrol 
and  Grace  Ruth  MacLachlan.  Ed.  at  Blairmore  (Alta.) 
H.S.  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  A  teacher.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  7  Stag  Hill  Dr.,  Toronto, 
Ont.  M4B  1K7. 

ATKEY,  RONALD  GEORGE,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.  (St. 
Paul’s).  B.  Feb.  15,  1942  at  St.  John,  N.B.  S.  of  Osborne 
Lome  George  Atkey  and  Mary  Agnes  Hills.  Ed.  at  Trinity 
College  School;  Univ.  of  Western  Ont.  and  Yale  Univ.  M. 
Aug.  22,  1964  to  Brenda  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Samuel 
Burchill  of  Watford,  Ont.  Two  children:  Erin  Elisabeth 
and  Jonathan  James  George.  A  lawyer  and  law  professor. 
Assoc.  Professor,  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School  of  York  Univ. 
Mem.  Albany  Club  and  Empire  Club.  First  elected  to  H. 
of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
228  Briar  Hill  Ave.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

BAKER,  WALTER  DAVID,  Q.C.  (Grenville-Carleton). 
B.  Aug.  22,  1930  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  S.  of  David  Edward  Baker 
and  Olive  Delphine  LaBerge.  Ed.  at  Cardinal  P.S.,  Cardinal 
Continuation  School,  Albert  Coll.,  Belleville,  Carleton 
Univ.,  Ottawa,  and  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto.  M.  June  2, 
1956  to  Lois  Patricia  dau.  of  Henry  Richard  Welch  of 
Ottawa.  Three  children:  David  Richard,  Jeffrey  Andrew 
and  Nancy  Patricia.  A  barrister-at-law.  Past  Pres.  P.C. 
Federation  of  Can.  Vice-Chairman  Bd.  of  Governors  Albert 


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Coll.  Mem.  and  past  Dir.  Cityview  Kiwanis,  mem.  Ottawa 
Bd.  of  Trade,  Can.  Bar  Assoc.,  Carleton  Cty.  Law  Assoc, 
and  Assoc,  mem.  Ont.  Municipal  Assoc.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  8  Commanche  Dr.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

BALDWIN,  GERALD  WILLIAM,  Q.C.  (Peace  River). 
B.  Jan.  18,  1907,  at  Palmerston,  North  New  Zealand.  S. 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Vaudrey  Richardson  Baldwin.  Ed.  at 
Edmonton,  Alta.  M.  December  5,  1930  to  Beulah  Grace, 
dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  W.  Freeland,  of  Peace  River, 
Alta.  Six  children:  Mrs.  Patricia  Leatherdale,  Barbara  Ann 
Bull,  Mrs.  Gwennyth  Hoover,  Gerald,  Bruce  and  Gregory. 
Barrister.  Bencher  of  Law  Society  of  Alberta;  Chancellor 
of  Anglican  Diocese  of  Athabasca.  Mem.  Rotary,  Op¬ 
timist;  Elks  and  Can.  Legion.  Served  R.C.A.  in  Canada 
Britain  and  Europe,  2nd  World  War.  Was  pol.  cand.  1935 
Prov.  election  and  Federal  election  in  1957.  First  elected 
to  H  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968 
and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Prime  Minister  Aug.  17, 

1962.  Elected  Chairman  Public  Accounts  Comm.,  Oct.  17, 

1963.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  206  Kam¬ 
loops  Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont.  K1V  7C9. 


BALFOUR,  REGINALD  JAMES,  Q.C.,  LL.B.  (Regina 
East  B.  May  22,  1928  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Reginald 
McLeod  Balfour  and  Martha  McElmovle.  Ed.  at  Luther 
College,  Regina  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  June  6,  1951  to 
overly  Jane,  dau.  of  Charles  Roberts  Davidson  of  Regina. 
Four  children:  John  Alan,  James  Roberts,  Reginald  William 
and  BeveHy  Ann.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Lt.  Royal  Can 

(Mlltia)'  Assiniboia  Club,  United  Services 
S79  ,Mas0"lc  Order.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 

CornwaP,fstrePet'Ee^C„a  “sasic  Pr°‘eS‘ant'  Ad<IreSS:  1850 

?nd  ^apy  Speakman,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Alberta  Elemen- 

M  Jufv  l'  S?ntr;nand  T?lgh  Schools  and  Univ.  of  B.C. 

•  July  1,  1942  to  Ruth  Evelyn,  dau.  of  the  late  Magistrate 


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George  Pidcock  of  Courtenay,  B.C.  Two  children:  Nancy 
E.  M.  and  Paul  A.  H.  Sawmilling.  Mem.  Inter.  Wood¬ 
workers  of  America,  Local  1-85.  Alderman  City  of  Alberni, 
1959-1962.  Cand.  g.e.  1945,  and  B.C.  Provincial  Election 
1945.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1957.  Defeated  in  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1963  and  1965. 
Def.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  by-election  April  8,  1969  and 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  680  Pinecrest  Rd., 
Campbell  River,  B.C. 

BASFORD,  HON.  STANLEY  RONALD,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
(Vancouver-Centre).  B.  April  22,  1932  at  Winnipeg,  Man. 
S.  of  Douglas  Basford,  Engl,  and  Elizabeth  Menagh,  Irish. 
Ed  at  General  Steele  Elementary  School,  Fort  Garry, 
Man.,  Comox  High  School,  Comox,  B.C.  and  Univ.  of  B.C. 
Degrees:  B.A.  (U.B.C.  1955)  and  Bachelor  of  Laws  (U.B.C. 
1956).  M.  June  3,  1967  to  Madeleine  Nelson  of  Vancoiiver, 
B.C.  Two  children:  Daniel  and  Megan  Nicole.  A  barrister 
and  solicitor.  Cand.  for  Vancouver-Burrard  g.e.  1962  and 
def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1965,  1968  and  1972.  Min.  of  Consumer  and  Corporate 
Affairs  July  6,  1968  to  Jan.  28,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  State 
for  Urban  Affairs  Jan.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  P.O.  Box,  RR  2,  Ottawa  and  502  -  1001 
West  Pender  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

BAWDEN,  PETER  C.  (Calgary  South).  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  640  -  8th 
Ave.  S.W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

BEATTIE,  DUNCAN  M.  (Hamilton  Mountain).  B.  July 
7,  1929  at  Banknock,  Scotland.  S.  of  Edward  Beattie  and 
Margaret  Masterson.  Ed.  at  St.  Mondans  H.S.,  Stirling, 
Scotland.  M.  May  30,  1954  to  Rena  Mae  dau.  of  Ruby 
Gabriel  of  Hamilton,  Ont.  Three  children:  Sandra  Louise, 
Sharon  Janet  and  Duncan  Jr.  An  insurance  agency  pro¬ 
prietor.  Dir.  Can.  Cancer  Society,  1972  and  Pres.  Hamilton 
Cancer  Society,  1969-72.  Cand.  1968  g.e.  and  def.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  839  Upper  James,  Hamilton,  Ont. 


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BEATTY,  HENRY  PERRIN,  B.A.  (Wellington-Grey- 
Dufferin  Waterloo).  B.  June  1,  1950  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S. 
of  George  Ernest  Beatty  and  Martha  Letitia  Perrin.  Ed. 
at  James  McQueen  P.S.,  Fergus,  Upper  Canada  College, 
Toronto  and  Univ.  of  Western  Ont.,  London.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Fergus,  Ontario. 


BEAUDOIN,  LEONEL  (Richmond).  B.  Sent  13.  1924  at 
Cookshire.  Que.  S.  of  Joseph  Beaudoin  and  Maria  Beaudoin, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Cookshire  Primary  School  and  Sher¬ 
brooke  Coll.  Inst.  M.  June  26,  1948  to  Marie  Claire  Boudreau 
of  Asbestos,  Que.  Ten  children:  Louise,  Denis.  Jean,  Diane, 
Rene,  Solange,  Pierre,  Frangois,  Lorraine  and  Gabrielle! 
An  insurance  agent.  Served  Can.  Army  1943-44.  Mem.  Gen¬ 
eral  Insurance  Agent  Assn.,  Life  Insurance  Agent  Assn 
Club  des  Elans  du  Can.,  C.  of  C.,  Pres.  Exec.  Union  Natio- 
nale  (Richmond)  and  Pres.  Catholic  Parents  Assn,  of  Sher¬ 
brooke.  Cand.  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First  elected  to  H  of  C  g  e 
1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  197  Larocque  St.,  Bromptonville,  Que. 


BEAUDOIN,  LEONEL  (Richmond).  Ne  le  13  sept.  1924  a.  Cook- 
shire,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Joseph  Beaudoin  et  Maria  Beaudoin,  tous  deux 
Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  primaires  a  Cookshire  et  au  Coll,  de  Sher¬ 
brooke.^  M .  le  26  )uin  1948  d  Marie-Claire  Boudreau,  d’ Asbestos, 
P.Q.  Dix  enfants.-  Louise,  Denis,  Jean,  Diane,  Rene,  Solange,  Pierre, 
Frangots,  Lorraine  et  Gabrielle.  Un  courtier  en  assurance  ginerale 
et  vie.  Service  militaire  1943-44.  Mem.  Assoc,  des  Courtiers  d’ Assu¬ 
rance  Generale  et  Assurance  Vie,  Club  des  Elans  du  Can.,  C.  de  C. 
Pres,  executif  Union  Nationale  (Richmond)  et  Pres.  Assoc,  des 
Parents  Catholiques  (Sherbrooke).  Cand.  e.g.  1965  et  def.  Elu  pour 
la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  1968.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Pol.:  C.S. 
Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  197,  rue  Larocque,  Bromptonville,  P.Q. 


a  ALBERT,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Bonaventure-Iles- 

de4a-Madeleine)  B.  Nov.  22,  1922  at  St.  Alexis-de-Mata- 

wtiai?UenS'  °LGe0rge  Bechard  and  Ezephise  Gendron, 

SI!  iFlV  Can'  n' at  St  Alexis-de-Matapedia’s  Primary 
Schooh  Gaspe  Coll.,  (Classical  Course)  and  Laval  Univ. 

of  Que.,  (Law  Course).  Degrees:  B.A.,  LL.L.  M.  Sept  1st 


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1952  to  Lucette,  dau.  of  Simeon  E.  Fortin,  of  Matane,  Que. 
Three  children:  Carl,  Pierre  and  Rene.  A  Notary.  Secre- 
tary-Treas.  municipality  of  Carleton-sur-Mer,  Que.  Mem.: 
K.  of  C.,  Board  of  Trade  of  Carleton,  Que.  and  Cercle 
Lacordaire.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  June  18,  1962. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari. 
Sect’y  to  Secretary  of  State,  Jan.  9,  1966.  Pari.  Sect’y  to 
Min.  of  Justice.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic  Address: 
Carleton-sur-Mer,  Bonaventure  Co.,  Que. 

BECHARD,  ALBERT ,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  (Bonaventure-lles-de-la- 
Madeleine).  Ne  le  22  nov.,  1°22  a  St-Alexis-de-Matapedia,  Que. 
Fils  de  Georges  Bechard  et  Eztphise  Gendron  tons  deux  Can.  jr. 
Fit  ses  etudes  a  St-Alexis-de-Matapedia  (cours  primaire),  Coll,  de 
Gaspe  (cours  classique)  et  I’Univ.  Laval  de  Quebec  (loi).  Degres: 

B. A.,  LL.L.  M.  le  1  sept.,  1952,  a  Lucette,  jille  de  Simeon  E. 
Fortin,  de  Matane,  Que.  Trois  enfants:  Carl,  Pierre  et  Rene.  Un 
notaire.  Secretaire-tres.  de  la  Municipality  de  Carleton-sur-Mer, 
Que.  Mem.  C.  de  C.,  Chambre  de  Commerce  et  le  Cercle 
Lacordaire.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.,  S.g.  le  18 
juin  1962.  Reelu  e.g.  1963,  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Nomme  adjoint 
pari,  au  Secretaire  d’Etat  le  9  jan.  1966  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  de  la 
Justice.  Parti  pol.:  liberal.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  Carleton-sur- 
Mer,  Cite  Bonaventure,  Que. 

BEGIN,  Miss  MONIQUE,  B.A.,  M.A.  (Saint-Michel).  B. 
March  1,  1936  in  Rome.  Italy.  Ed.  at  Notre  Dame  de 
Grace  elementary  school,  Montreal,  Esther  Blondin  H.S., 
Montreal,  Esther  Blondin  Teachers’  Coll.,  Rigaud,  Univ. 
of  Montreal,  Univ.  of  Paris  and  McGill  Univ.  A  teacher. 
Sect’y  Gen.  Royal  Comm,  on  the  Status  of  Women  in 
Can.,  1967-70;  founding  mem.  Women’s  Federation  of 
Que.;  mem.  Can.  Council  on  Human  Rights  1968-72;  mem. 
Bd.  of  Dir.  Social  Planning  Council  of  Ottawa  and  Region 
and  United  Appeal  of  Ottawa-Carleton;  mem.  Can.  Socio¬ 
logy  &  Anthropology  Assoc,  and  American  Sociological 
Assoc.  Mem.  Univ.  Womens  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of 

C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  7565 
Lacordaire  Blvd.,  Apt.  203,  Montreal  451,  Que. 


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BEGIN,  Mile  MONIQUE,  B.A.,  MA.  ( Saint-Michel) .  Ne  le 
1  mars  1936  a  Rome,  Italie.  Fit  ses  etudes  a,  I’ecole  primaire 
Notre  Dame  de  Grace,  Montreal,  ecole  secondaire  Esther  Blondin, 
Montreal,  Ecole  Normale  de  Rigaud,  Vuniv.  de  Montrial,  I’univ. 
de  Paris  et  I’univ.  McGill.  Sec.  gen.  Comm.  Royale  d’enquete  sur 
la  situation  de  la  Femme  au  Can.,  1967-70;  mem.  fondateur  Fe¬ 
deration  des  Femmes  du  Que.  et  lere  vice-pres.,  1965-67 ;  mem. 
Comite  provisoire  Conseil  Can.  des  Droits  de  I’homme,  1968 ;  dir. 
Conseil  Planification  sociale  d’Ottawa  et  region,  1971-72  et  de  la 
Federation  des  Oeuvres  d’Ottawa-Carleton,  1972;  mem.  Societe 
Can.  de  Sociologie  et  d’Anthropologie  et  de  I’American  Socio¬ 
logical  Assoc.  Mem.  Assoc,  des  Femmes  Diplomies  des  Univ., 
Montreal  et  mem.  Conseil  d’ Admin.  1965-67.  Elue  pour  la  premiere 
fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique. 
Adresse:  7565,  boul.  Lacordaire,  app.  203,  Montreal  451,  P.Q. 


BELL,  THOMAS  MILLER,  B.C.L.  (Saint  John-Lan- 
caster).  B.  Jan.  11,  1923  at  Saint  John,  N.B.  S.  of  Thomas 
Moffett  Bell  and  Edith  Berry  Miller,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Univ.  of  N.B.  Degree:  B.C.L.  M.  Dec.  21,  1957,  to  Dorothea 
Patricia,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clarence  L.  Blayney  of  Sim- 
coe,  Ontario.  Four  children:  Michael,  James  Andrew  and 
Melanie.  Barrister-at-Law.  Served  in  Merchant  Navy, 
World  War  II.  Pres.  Young  Conservatives  of  Canada, 
1956-58.  First  elect,  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e 
1957,  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Parlia¬ 
mentary  Asst,  to  Min.  of  Trade  and  Commerce  Aug.  7, 
1957.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Justice,  Nov.  19,  1959! 
Apptd.  Chief  Opposition  Whip,  July  4,  1968.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  217  Germain  St.,  Saint  John, 
N.B. 

BENJAMIN,  LESLIE  GORDON  (Regina-Lake  Centre). 

APri1  29,  1925  at  Medicine  Hat,  Alta.  S.  of  Arthur 
Wendell  Benjamin,  Welsh  and  Edna  Isabel  Price.  Ed.  at 
public  and  high  schools  Sask.  and  Alta.  M.  Sept.  2,  1950 
to  Marjorie  Kathleen  MacKinnon  of  Calgary.  Three 
children.  Shelly,  Ruth  and  Gordon.  A  secretary  manager. 
Served  R.C.A.F.  and  R.C.A.  1943-46.  Railway  station  agent 
and  telegrapher  1946-61.  Prov.  sect’y.  Sask.  N.D.P.  1961-68 
Mem.  Can.  Legion  and  former  mem.  Order  of  Railway 


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Telegraphers  Union  and  Sask.  Farmers  Union.  Cand. 
Sask.  g.e.  1956  and  1960  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address: 
4605  Castle  Rd.,  Regina,  Sask. 

BLAIS,  JEAN-JACQUES,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Nipissing).  B. 
June  27,  1940  at  Sturgeon  Falls,  Ont.  S.  of  Rodolphe 
Gaston  Blais  and  Claire  Rochon.  Ed.  at  Sturgeon  Falls 
Primary  S.S.,  Secondary  Public  H.S.,  Univ.  of  Ottawa  and 
Osgoode  Hall.  M.  May  20,  1968  to  Maureen  Anne,  dau. 
of  Edward  Ahearn,  of  Ottawa.  Two  children:  Stephane 
Rodolphe  and  Alexandre  Edouard.  A  lawyer.  Elected 
mem.  Adv.  Committee  on  French  Education,  Toronto  Bd. 
of  Educ.  1969-70;  Mem.:  C.  of  C.  North  Bay,  Richelieu 
and  Dante  Alleghieri.  Cand.  Metropolitan  Toronto  Bd.  of 
Ed  1969  (def.).  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  30  -  260  Parsons  Ave., 
North  Bay,  Ontario. 

BLAIS,  JEAN-JACQUES,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Nipissing).  Ne  le  27 
juin  1940  a  Sturgeon  Falls,  Ont.  Fils  de  Rodolphe  Gaston  Blais 
et  Claire  Rochon.  Fit  ses  etudes  primaires  et  secondaires  a,  Stur¬ 
geon  Falls,  a  l’ univ.  d’Ottawa  et  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  le  20  mai  1968 
a  Maureen  Anne,  fille  d’Edward  Ahearn  d’Ottawa.  Deux  en- 
fants:  Stephane  Rodolphe  et  Alexandre  Edouard.  Un  avocat.  Elu 
mem  du  comite  sur  I’Education  frangaise,  Comm,  scolaire,  To¬ 
ronto,  1969-70.  Mem.  C.  de  C.,  North  Bay,  Richelieu  et  Dante 
Alleghieri.  Cand.  Comm,  scolaire  de  Toronto,  1969  et  def.  Elu 
pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  30  -  260,  ave  Parsons,  North  Bay,  Ont. 

BLACKBURN,  DEREK  NIGEL  ERNEST,  B.A.,  (Brant). 
B.  June  16,  1934  at  Sault  Ste  Marie,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Walter 
Blackburn  and  Mabel  Frances  Mills.  Ed.  at  Central  Public 
School,  Sault  Ste  Marie,  Hamlet  P.S.,  Stratford,  Ont.,  Strat¬ 
ford  Coll.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Western  Ont.  and  Coll,  of  Educa¬ 
tion,  Toronto.  M.  Dec.  27,  1965  to  Suzanne  Marie-Jeanne 
dau.  of  J.  Lamarche  of  Alexandria,  Ont.  A  teacher.  Mem. 
Ont.  Teachers  Federation  and  Ont.  Secondary  School 
Teachers  Federation.  Mem.  Parks  Lions,  Art  Gallery  of 
Brant,  Pollution  Probe,  St.  Leonard’s  Society  of  Brant  and 


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Children’s  Aid  Society.  Cand.  g.e.  1965  and  1968  and  def. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  by-election  May  31,  1971.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Ad¬ 
dress:  19  Lynwood  Dr.,  Apt.  604,  Brantford,  Ont. 

BLAKER,  RODERICK,  B.A.,  B.C.L.  (Lachine).  B.  Nov. 
23,  1936  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Jack  M.  Blaker  and  Mary 
Maher.  Ed.  at  Loyola  H.S.  and  McGill  Univ.  M.  Feb.  3, 
1962  to  Gloria  Anna,  dau.  of  Victor  Tatone  of  Montreal. 
Two  children:  Eric  Roderick  and  Merran  Katherine.  A 
lawyer  and  broadcaster.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  219  Lakeshore  Rd.,  Pointe- 
Claire,  Que. 


BLENKARN,  DONALD  ALEX,  LL.B.,  Q.C  (Peel 
South).  B.  June  17,  1930  at  Toronto.  S.  of  Alec  Charles 
Blenkarn  and  Margery  May  Odell.  Ed.  at  Runnymede 
Coll.  Inst.,  Toronto  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  July  16 
1955  to  Marguerite  Viola,  dau.  of  Harry  Wilkinson  of 
Victoria,  B.C.  Three  children:  Donald  Bruce,  Brenda  Lynn, 
Brian  Alexander.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Mem.:  Missis¬ 
sauga  Golf  and  Country  Club  and  Port  Credit  Yacht  Club 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  PC  Rel  ■ 
United  Church.  Address:  896  Longfellow  Ave.,  Missis¬ 
sauga,  Ont. 


BLOUIN,  GUSTAVE  (Manicouagan).  B.  July  12,  1912  at 

both  f?n’  S’6'  iSc  °ff  nhilias  Blouin  and  Jane  Gallienne, 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Sept  lies  primary  schools;  Bluteau  Com¬ 
mercial  School,  Quebec;  Detroit  Business  Coll,  with  special 
courses  in  Industrial  Relations  at  McGill  Univ.  School  of 
Commerce,  Montreal,  1946-48.  M.  Jan.  7,  1941  to  Yvette 
dau.  of  Joseph  Cadieux,  Q.C.  of  Montreal.  Two  children! 
Marc  and  Mane  France.  Pres.  Breuvages  Sept  lies  Ltd 
Gustave  Blouin  Inc.  and  dir.  Society  Developpements  In¬ 
dustrie^  du  Saguenay  Inc.  Alderman  of  Sept  lies  for  2 
^ars  ,  Serv.ed  Wlth  the  R.C.C.S.  1943-44.  Pres.  Sept  lies 
Chamber  of  Commerce  1953-58;  mem.  Regional  Chamber  of 

theVnwer  NorthA^hore  and  Economic  Council  of 

the  Lower  St.  Lawrence.  Mem.  Richelieu  and  Rotary  clubs 

First  elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  gl 1965', 


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1968  and  1972.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Public  Works. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  608  Cartier  Ave., 
Sept-Iles,  Saguenay  City..  Quo. 

BLOUIN,  GUSTAVE  (Manicouagan).  Ni  le  12  juillet  1912  d 
Sept-Iles,  Qui.  Fils  de  Philias  Blouin  et  Jane  Gallienne  tons 
deux  Can.  Fit  ses  etudes  d  I’ecole  primaire  de  Sept-Iles;  I’Ecole 
Commerciale  Bluteau,  Quibec;  Detroit  Business  Coll.;  cours 
spiciaux  en  Relations  Industrielles  durant  deux  ans,  School  of 
Commerce  de  I’Univ.  McGill,  Montrial.  M.  le  7  janv.  1941  d 
Yvette  fille  de  Joseph  Cadieux,  C.R.  de  Montrial.  Deux  enfants: 
Marc  et  Marie-France.  Pris.  Breuvages  Sept-Iles  Ltie  et  Gustave 
Blouin  Inc.  (Immeubles)  et  dir.  Sociiti  Diveloppements  Indus- 
triels  du  Saguenay  Inc.  Echevin  de  Sept-Iles  pendant  deux  ans. 
Mem.  Corps  des  Signaleurs  a  Quibec,  1943-44.  Pris.  Chambre  de 
Commerce  de  Sept-Iles  1953-58;  mem.  Chambre  de  Commerce 
Rigionale  de  la  Cote  Nord  1958-60  et  du  Conseil  Economique  du 
Bas  St-Laurent.  Mem.  des  clubs  Richelieu  et  Rotary.  Elu  pour 
la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1963.  Reelu  e.g.  1965,  1968  et 
1972.  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  des  Travaux  Publiques.  Pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
catholique,  Adresse:  608,  avenue  Cartier,  Sept-Iles,  Cte  Sague¬ 
nay,  Que. 

BOISVERT,  JEAN-MARIE  (Drummond).  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Address:  89  Boisvert 
St.,  Drummondville,  Que. 

BOULANGER,  PROSPER  (Mercier).  B.  Nov.  17,  1918 
at  St.  Eugene  de  l'lslet,  Que.  S.  of  Napoleon  Boulanger 
and  Rosana  Boule  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Adelard  Langevin 
primary  school,  St.  Louis  Academy,  Le  Plateau  High 
School  Montreal  and  night  courses  in  Commercial  and 
Political  Science.  M.  July  10,  1943  to  Lumina,  dau.  of 
Alexandre  Laurendeau  of  Montreal.  Four  children: 
Danielle,  Jacques,  Jocelyne  and  Jean-Marc.  A  businessman. 
Former  mem.  of  Montreal  City  Council  and  Montreal 
Metropolitan  Corp.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1939-46.  Pres.  Athletic 
Commission  of  City  of  Montreal.  Former  pres,  of  Business¬ 
men’s  Assn.,  Champlain  Village  Property  Owners’  Assn., 
Red  Cross  Eastern  Div.,  Red  Feather  Eastern  Section. 
Mem.  K.  of  C.  4th  degree,  Royal  Arcanum,  Assn,  of  the 
Moose,  Canadian  Club  and  dir.  Palestre  Nationale  and 


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Centre  Sauve.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Ca¬ 
tholic.  Address:  1151  de  Poitou  St.,  Pointe-aux-Trembles, 
Que. 

BOULANGER,  PROSPER  (Merder).  Ne  Ic  17  nov.  1918  a 

St-Eugine  de  I’Islet,  Que.  Fils  de  Napolion  Boulanger  et  Rosana 
Houle  tous  deux  Can.  jr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’icole  primaire  A  delard 
l.angevm.  secondaires  a  I’acadimie  Saint-Louis,  supirieures  d 
I’icole  Le  Plateau,  Montreal,  et  corns  du  soir  en  Sciences  Politiques 
et  Commer dales.  M.  le  10  juillet  1943  a  Lutnina,  jille  d’ Alexandre 
Laurendeau  de  Montrial.  Quatre  enfants:  Danielle,  Jacques,  Joce- 
lyne  et  Jean-Marc.  Un  homme  d’affaires.  Ancien  conseiller 
municipal  de  Montrial  et  commissaire  de  la  Corporation  de 
Montreal.  Mem.  du  C.A.R.C.  1939-46.  Pris.  de  la  Commission 
Aihlitique  de  Montrial.  Ancien  pris.  de  la  Sociiti  des  Hommes 
d’ Affaires  de  I’Est,  Assoc,  des  Propriitaires  du  Village  Champlain, 
Montrial,  Assoc.  Parrains  a.  Saint-Frangois  d’Assise,  Croix-Rouge 
div.  de  l  est  sect.  Saint-Donat  et  de  la  div .  de  Vest  de  la  Plume 
Rouge.  Mem.  C.  de  C.  4e  degri  assemblie  Dollard,  Royal 
Arcanum.  Assoc,  des  Moose,  mem.  a  vie  Club  Canadien  et  dir. 
de  la  Palestre  Nationale  et  Centre  Sauvi.  Elu  pour  la  premiire 
jois  d  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1962.  Riilu  e.g.  1963,  1965,  1968  et  1972. 
Pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  1151,  rue  de  Poitou, 
Pointes-aux-Trembles,  P.Q. 

BREAU,  HERB,  B.Sc.C.  (Gloucester).  B.  Dec.  5,  1944  at 
Haut  Sheila,  N.B.  S.  of  Alyre  Breau  and  Regine  Savoie 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Haut  Sheila  H.S.,  St.  Joseph  Univ.,  Mem- 
ramcook  and  Moncton  Univ.  M.  Oct.  10,  1966  to  Anne,  dau. 
of  Leo  Caron  of  St.  Leonard,  N.B.  A  business  manager 
Past  sect’y.  Tracadie  Bd.  of  Trade.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  Mem. 
Pari.  Union;  Assoc.  Pari,  de  Langue  frangaise  and  NATO 
Pari.  Assoc.  Mem  Can.  Deleg.  NATO  Pari.  Assoc,  to  16th 
Assem.  of  North  Atlantic,  The  Hague,  1970.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Pari 
Sct’y.  to  Min.  of  Industry,  Trade  and  Commerce,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  573,  Tracadie 
N.B.  ’ 

BREAU,  HERB,  B.Sc.C.  (Gloucester).  Ne  le  5  die.  1944  a  Ilaut 
Sheila,  N.-B.  Fils  de'  Alyre  Breau  et  Regine  Savoie,  tous  deux  Can. 


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Fit  ses  etudes  a  VEcole  secondaire  de  Haut  Sheila,  VUniv.  Saint- 
Joseph  de  Memramcook  et  VUniv.  de  Moncton.  M.  le  10  oct.  1966 
a  Anne,  fille  de  Leo  Caron  de  Saint-Leonard,  N.-B.  ZJn  gerant 
d’affaires.  Ancien  sec.  Ch.  de  Com.  de  Tracadie.  Mem.  C.  de  C. 
Mem.  Union  Interparlementaire ;  Assoc.  Pari,  de  langue  frangaise 
et  de  I’Assoc.  Pari,  de  I’OTAN.  Mem.  deleg.  can.  Assoc,  pari, 
de  I’OTAN  a  la  16e  assemblee  de  TAtlantique  nord,  La  Haye, 
1970.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a.  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1968.  Reelu 
e.g.  1972.  Nomme  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  de  l’ Industrie  et  du  Com¬ 
merce,  1972.  Pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  C.P.  573, 
Tracadie,  N.-B. 


BREWIN,  F.  ANDREW,  Q.C.  (Greenwood).  B.  Sept. 
3,  1907  at  Brighton,  England.  S.  of  Canon  F.  H.  Brewin, 
Engl,  and  Amea  Blair,  Can.  Ed.  at  Radley  Coll.  England 
and  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto.  M.  June  8,  1935  to  Margaret 
Isabel,  dau.  of  George  C.  Biggar  of  Toronto.  Five  children: 
John,  Margaret,  Martha,  Mary  and  Jane.  A  barrister  and 
solicitor  with  firm  of  Cameron,  Weldon,  Brewin,  McCallum 
&  Skells.  Vice-chairman  Toronto  Welfare  Council  1938, 
exec,  promoter  Toronto  Civil  Liberties  Assn.  1941;  del. 
to  World  Council  of  Churches  1954  and  1961;  mem.  General 
Synod  of  Anglican  Churches  of  Can.  1959;  exec.  mem.  Can. 
Inst,  of  International  Affairs  1963  and  del.  to  British 
Commonwealth  Relations  Conf.  1950  and  1955.  Pres.  To¬ 
ronto  Lawyers  Club  1936.  Cand.  Ont.  g.e.  1943  and  def. 
Cand.  g.e.  1945,  1949,  1953,  1957  and  1958  and  def.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963  1965, 
1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address. 
House  of  Commons,  Ottawa  (Ont.)  K1A  0A6. 


BROADBENT,  JOHN  EDWARD,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
(Oshawa-Whitby).  B.  March  21,  1936  at  Oshawa,  Ont.  S. 
of  Percy  E.  Broadbent  and  Marie  Welsh  both  Can.  Ed. 
at  Oshawa  schools,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  London  School  of 
Economics  and  Political  Science.  A  univ.  professor.  A 
supplementary  reserve  officer  R.C.A.F.  Mean.  Toronto 
Dining  and  Philosophical  Society.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address: 
172  Central  Park  Blvd.  S.,  Oshawa,  Ont. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


„  BUCHANAN  J.  JUDD,  B.A.,  M.B.A.  (London  West). 
B.  July  25,  1929  at  Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of  Nelles  V.  Bucha¬ 
nan  and  Helen  de  Silva.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Alta,  and  Univ  of 
Western  Ont.  M.  May  3,  1952  to  Kay  Eleena  dau.  of  Harry 
Balfour  of  Edmonton.  Three  children:  Duncan  Grant, 
Gregg  Balfour  and  James  Harry.  A  Life  Insurance  agent. 
Mem.  Board  of  Education,  London,  Ont.  1966-68.  First 
elected  to  IL  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd. 
Pari.  Sect  y  to  Min.  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern  De- 
velopment  mo.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  34  -  274  Queens  Ave.,  London,  Ont.  N6B  1X3. 

CACdA  CHARLES  L.  (Davenport).  B.  April  28,  1930  at 
Milano,  Italy.  Ed.  at  Liceo  Scientifico  Vittorio  Veneto 
Milano,  Italy  and  Faculty  of  Forestry,  Univ  of  Vienna' 
Austria.  Married.  Two  children:  Nicolette  and  John.  Mem’ 
Metropolitan  Council  of  Toronto  1965-66.  Alderman  City  of 
Toronto  Council,  1965-69.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968 
Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Chairman  Comm,  of  Labour  Man¬ 
power  and  Immigration  1968-69.  Mem.  Can.  Deleg.  to  ILO 
Conf.,  Geneva,  1969.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Solicitor  General, 
Pres-  in!L^,reas'  Bd‘  an(i  Min.  of  Manpower  &  Immigra 
l1,00’1969'71-  party  Pol-:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  349 
St.  Clair  Ave.  E.,  Toronto,  Ont.  M4T  1P3. 

CAFIK,  NORMAN  A.  (Ontario).  B.  Dec.  29  1928  at 

Reid"  Scott  "h  L°f  .StePhen  Cafik>  ukranian  and  Mary 

Hn^SrUn^i  h  aE^'uat  Plckenn§  p-s--  Pickering  Continua 
Don  School  and  Oshawa  Vocational  Inst.  M.  Feb.  13  I960 

to  Patricia  Ann  dau.  of  Alfred  Conniff  of  Wembly  Middle- 

Ani’iEnS  arnJ'  F\ye  chlldren:  Monica  Ann,  Juliana  Mary, 
Anthony  John,  Yvonne  Dennis  and  Michael  Norman  A 

g  e  Se?  ande^96K3  of  Trade>  Toronto.  Cant 

foRp1  n2  i  *  63  and  def-  First  elected  to  H.  of  C  g  e 

1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y  to  Min  of 
National  Health  and  Welfare,  1972.  Party  poh:  Lib  Rel 
Catholic.  Address:  116  Kingston  Rd.,  Pickering,  Ont. 

fiekfIVoiieESL’of0T?N  (LaSalI?}-  B  Jan-  2’  1936  at  Valley- 
efd,  Que.  S.  of  Percy  Campbell  and  Alice  Labelle  Ed 

at  Huntingdon  Academy,  Que.,  Econ.  and  Bus.  Admin , 


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LaSalle  and  Univ.  of  Chicago.  M.  April  30,  1960  to  Shirley, 
dau.  of  John  Elder.  Three  children:  Brent,  Lynda,  Tracey. 
A  sales  agent  with  Confederation  Life  Ins.  Dir.  LaSalle 
Public  Library;  City  Councillor,  LaSalle  since  April  1967; 
Pres.  LaSalle  Sports  Commission;  Commissioner,  Drug 
and  Rehab.  Commission,  LaSalle  responsible  for  Environ¬ 
mental  Control  at  Municipal  Level.  Mem.:  K.  of  C.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Address: 
306  Newport,  Ville  LaSalle,  Que. 

CAOUETTE,  GILLES  (Charlevoix).  B.  Feb.  16,  1940 
at  Rouyn,  Que.  S.  of  Real  Caouette  (leader  of  the  S.C. 
party)  and  Suzanne  Cure.  Ed.  at  Coll.  Classique,  Ecole 
des  Metiers,  Rouyn  and  Laval  Inst,  of  Technology,  Mont¬ 
real.  M.  July  14,  1962  to  Louisette,  dau.  of  Rosaire  Pelle- 
rin  of  Mont  Brun,  Que.  Two  children:  Real  and  Jacques. 
Founder  and  Pres.  Que.  Assoc,  for  children  who  are  hard 
of  hearing.  Mem.  Corp.  des  Techniciens  and  K.  of  C. 
Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1963  and  def.,  Fed.  by-election  1964  and 
def.,  Fed.  g.e.  1965  and  def.  and  Que.  g.e.  1970  and  def. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  500  St.  Etienne  St.,  La  Malbaie,  Que. 

CAOUETTE,  GILLES  (Charlevoix).  Ne  le  16  fev.  1940  a 
Rouyn,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Real  Caouette  (chef  du  parti  C.S.)  et  Su¬ 
zanne  Cure.  Fit  ses  etudes  au  Coll.  Classique  et  Ecole  des  Metiers, 
Rouyn  et  Inst,  de  Technologie  Laval,  M ontreal.  M.  le  14  juillet 
1962  a  Louisette,  fille  de  Rosaire  Pellerin  de  Mont  Brun,  P.Q. 
Deux  enfants:  Real  et  Jacques.  Pres,  et  fondateur  Assoc,  du  Que. 
pour  les  enfants  avec  problemes  audilifs.  Mem.  Corp.  de  Techni¬ 
ciens  et  C.  de  C.  Cand.  e.g.  fed.  1963  et  clef.,  election  compl.  1964 
et  def.,  e.g.  fed.  1965  et  def.  et  e.g.  prov.  Que.  1970  et  def.  Elu 
pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  C.S. 
Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  500,  St-Etienne,  La  Malbaie,  P.Q. 

CAOUETTE.  REAL  (Tdmiscamingue).  B.  Sept.  26,  1917 
at  Amos,  Abitibi,  Que.  S.  of  Samuel  Caouette  (dec.)  and 
Marie  Cloutier  (dec.),  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Amos  schools 
and  Coll.  St.  Alexandre  of  Limbour.  Graduated  from  Sacred 
Heart  Bilingual  Commercial  Coll.,  Victoriaville,  1936.  M 
Sept.  30,  1937  to  Suzanne,  dau.  of  Frederic  Cure  of  Val 


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d’Or.  Three  children:  Roger,  Gilles  and  Andree.  Pres. 
Joyal  Garage  Ltd.,  Rouyn.  Mem.  Richelieu  Club;  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  St.  Jean  Baptiste  Society;  Commonwealth 
Pari.  Assn.;  Victoriaville  Coll.  Alumni;  Lacordaire;  Pari. 
Assn,  to  NATO  and  Homeowners’  Assn.,  Rouyn.  Cand. 
Prov.  g.e.  1944  and  def.  Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1945  and  def. 
First  elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  at  a  by-election  Sept.  16, 
1946.  Def.  g.e.  1949.  Lib.  cand.  Prov.  g.e.  1956  and  def. 
Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1957  and  1958  and  def.  Re-elected  g.e 
1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Chief  of  the  Ralliement 
des  Creditistes.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
309  Lariviere  St.,  Rouyn,  Que. 


CAOUETTE,  REAL  (Temiscamingue).  Ne  le  26  sept.  1917  a 
Amos,  Abitibi,  Qui.  Fils  de  Samuel  Caouette  (die.)  et  de  feu  Marie 
Cloutier,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  a  Amos  et  a  St-Aiexandre 
de  Limbour.  Diplomi,  Cours  Commercial  Sup.  Bilingue  au  Coll. 
Sacre-Coeur  de  Victoriaville  en  1936.  M.  le  30  sept.  1937  d 
Suzanne,  fille  de  Frideric  Cure  de  Val  d’Or.  Trois  en  fonts:  Roger, 
OtUes  et  Andrie.  Pris.  Garage  Joyal  Ltie,  Rouyn.  Mem.  Club 
Richelieu,  Chambre  de  Commerce,  St-Jean- Baptiste,  Common¬ 
wealth  Pari.  Assn.,  Anciens  du  Coll,  de  Victoriaville,  Lacordaire 
Assoc,  can.  des  parlementaires  de  I’OTAN,  Ligue  des  Propriitaires 
de  Rouyn.  Cand.  prov.  en  IC44  et  dif.  Cand.  fid  en  1045  dif 
fluJourJa  P"™™  fois  d  la  C.  des  C  a  une  ilection  part, rile 
,r/6rSe^'  04 f-', t94Q-  Cand-  Ubiral  prov.  en  1956  et 
def  Cand.  au  fed.  en  1957  et  1958  et  def.  Reelu  i.g.  1962,  1963 
lory,  106S  et  1972.  Chef  du  Ralliement  des  Creditistes  Pol  •  C  S 
Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  309,  rue  Larivilre,  Rouyn. 

CARON,  YVES  (Beauce).  B.  Sept.  27,  1937  at  St-Geor- 
ges,  Beauce  Cty.,  Que.  S.  of  Albert  Caron  and  Marie- 

at.St-Georges  de  Beauce  schools  and 
Laval  Umv.  M  to  Louissette  dau.  of  Lambert  Drouin  of 
St-Georges  de  Beauce,  Que.  Four  children:  Marie,  Claude 
LnC;  A  be^  distributor.  Pres.  St-Georges  Re¬ 
creation  Commission,  vice  pres.  Rotary  and  mem.  l’Ordre 

PCnRel  FSi 6  rCteAdni°  H'  °f  C-  ge-  1972‘  Party  P°L: 

d^Beate  C  2660  '  IOth  Atc'.  Gorges 


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2m 


CARON,  YVES  (Beauce).  Ne  le  27  sept.  1937  a  St-Georges, 
cte  de  Beauce,  P.Q.  Fils  d’ Albert  Caron  et  Marie-Louise  Bourque. 
Fit  ses  etudes  aux  ecoles  de  St-Georges  de  Beauce  et  I’univ.  Laval. 
M .  a  Louissette,  fille  de  Lambert  Drouin  de  St-Georges  de  Beauce. 
Quatre  enfants:  Marie,  Claude,  Louis  et  Eric.  V n  agent  distribu¬ 
tee  de  bi'ere.  Pres.  Commission  des  Loisirs  de  St-Georges,  vice- 
pres.  Rotary  et  mem.  I’Ordre  Aramis.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois 
a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse: 
2660  -  10e  avenue,  St-Georges  de  Beauce,  P.Q. 

CARTER,  WALTER  C.  (St.  John’s  West).  B.  March  8, 
1929  at  Greenspond,  Nfld.  S.  of  Ethelred  and  Beatrice 
Carter,  both  British.  Ed.  at  Greenspond-St.  Stephens 
school  and  Memorial  Univ.  M.  Aug.  15,  1949  to  Muriel 
Baker  of  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  Eight  children:  Roger,  Donna, 
David,  Paul,  Bonnie,  Gregory,  Susan  and  Glen.  Mem.  Nfld. 
Legis.  1962-66.  Mem.  Council  city  of  St.  John’s  1961-65 
and  Deputy  Mayor  1965-68.  Pres.  Nfld.  Federation  of 
Mayors  and  Municipalities  1966.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  An¬ 
glican.  Address:  678  Glenhurst  Cres.,  Beconhill,  Ottawa, 
Ont.  K1J  7B7. 

CHRETIEN,  HON.  JOSEPH-JACQUES  JEAN,  P.C.,  B.A., 
LL.L.  (Saint-Maurice).  Born  Jan.  11,  1934  at  Shawinigan, 
Que.  S.  of  Wellie  Chretien  and  Marie  Boisvert  both 
Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Joseph’s  Sem.,  Three-Rivers;  Joliette; 
Ste  Marie,  Shawinigan  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  Sept.  10,  1957 
to  Aline,  dau.  of  Albert  Chaine  of  Shawinigan.  Two 
children:  France  and  Hubert.  A  lawyer.  Vice-pres.  Liberal 
Students  of  Can.  1957-58.  Dir.  of  the  Bar  of  Trois-Rivieres 
1962-63.  Mem.  Chamber  of  Commerce  (Junior  and  Senior), 
Shawinigan  Golf  Club  and  Rotary.  First  elected  to  the  H. 
of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd. 
Pari.  Sect’y.  to  the  Prime  Minister  July  17,  1965  and  to  the 
Min.  of  Finance,  Jan.  9,  1966.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council 
and  Apptd.  Mem.  of  the  Administration  Apr.  4,  1967. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  National  Revenue,  Jan.  18,  1968.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern  Development,  1968. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  3832  Guillemette 


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St.,  Shawinigan  North  Office:  794,  5th  Street,  Shawinigan, 
Que. 

CHRETIEN,  HON.  JOSEPH-JACQUES  JEAN,  C.P.,  B.A., 
LL.L.  (Saint-Maurice).  Ne  le  11  janv.  1934  a  Shawinigan,  Que.  Fils 
de  IVellie  Chretien  et  Marie  Boisvert,  tons  deux  Can.  fr  Fit  ses 
itudes  au  Siminaire  St-Joseph  de  Trois-Riviires,  Joliette,  Ste- 
Marie,  Shawinigan  et  Vuniv.  Laval.  M.  le  10  sept.  1957  a  Aline, 
jille  d’Albert  Chaine  de  Shawinigan.  Deux  enjants:  France  ei 
Hubert.  Un  avocat.  Vice-pres.  Etudiant  Liberaux  du  Ca-n.  1957-5S. 
Dir.  du  Barreau  de  Trois- Rivieres  1962-63.  Mem.  Chambre  de 
Commerce  Senior  et  Junior,  Club  de  Golf  de  Shawinigan  el 
Rotary.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1963.  Reelu 
e.g.  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Nomine  adjoint  pari,  au  Premier  Ministre, 
le  17  juillet  1965,  et  au  Min.  des  Finances,  le  9  jan.  1966.  Asser- 
mente  du  Conseil  Prive  et  nomine  Mem.  de  l' Administration  le  4 
avril  1967.  Nomme  Min.  du  Revenu  National,  le  8  janvier  1968. 
Nomme  Min.  des  Affaires  indiennes  et  du  Nord  Canadian,  1968. 
Pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  3852,  rue  Guillemette, 
Shawinigan.  Bureau:  794,  5”  Rue,  Shawinigan,  Que. 

CLARK,  CHARLES  JOSEPH,  B.A.  (Rocky  Mountain). 
B.  June  5,  1939  at  High  River,  Alta.  S.  of  Charles  A.  Clark 
and  Grace  R.  Welch.  Ed.  at  High  River  H.S.,  Univ.  of 
Alta,  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  A  journalist.  Cand.  1967  Alta, 
g.e.  (def. ) .  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Box  128,  Edsun,  Alta.' 

CLARKE,  WILLIAM  HILLARY  (BILL),  C.A.  (Van¬ 
couver  Quadra).  B.  July  5,  1933  at  Toronto.  S.  of  J. 
Reginald  Clarke  and  Eleanor  Lerrier  Aubin.  Ed.  at  Forest 
Hill  Schools,  Toronto,  Ridley  College,  St.  Catharines,  St. 
Georges  School,  Vancouver  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Jan.  23, 
1954  to  Sandra  Mary,  dau.  of  John  G.  Baxter  of  Vancou¬ 
ver.  Three  children:  R.  Alan,  Hillary  Ann  and  John  R 
A  businessman.  Dir.  St.  George’s  School,  1969  to  present; 
Governor,  York  House  School,  Vancouver,  1967  to  present; 
St.  John’s  Church  Committee,  Shaughnessy,  1966-68;  Past 
Pres.,  Univ.  Club  of  Vancouver.  Mem.:  Vancouver  Lawn 
Tennis  and  Badminton  Club  and  The  Arbutus  Club  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel  •  Angli¬ 
can.  Address:  3338  The  Crescent,  Vancouver  9  B  C 


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CLERMONT,  GASTON  (Gatineau).  B.  Dec.  5,  1913  at 
L’Abord-a-Plouffe,  Que.  S.  of  Romain  Clermont  and  Dina 
Hotte  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Montreal  secondary  schools 
and  studies  in  commerce  and  finance.  M.  Apr.  27,  1946 
to  Marie-Blanche  dau.  of  Emile  Boulerice  of  Thurso,  Que. 
Two  children:  Johanne  and  Pierre  Paul.  A  businessman. 
Mem.  Reform  Club,  Montreal;  Thurso  C.  of  C.;  4th  degree 
K.  of  C.;  Labelle  and  Papineau  Lib.  Assn.;  Curling  Club, 
Golf  Club  and  Assoc,  des  Loisirs,  Thurso.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election  Oct.  31.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1962,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Pres,  of  Treasury 
Bd.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  97  Howard  St., 
Thurso,  Que. 

CLERMONT,  GASTON  (Gatineau).  Ni  le  5  die.,  1913  d 
L’Abord-d-Plouffe,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Romain  Clermont  et  Dina  Hotte 
tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  ecoles  secondaires  de  Mont¬ 
real  et  etudes  postscolaires  en  commerce  et  finance.  M .  le  27  avril, 
1946  d  Marie-Blanche,  fille  d’Emile  Boulerice  de  Thurso,  P.Q. 
Deux  enfants:  Johanne  et  Pierre-Paul.  Un  homme  d’affaires. 
Mem.  Club  de  Reforme,  Montrial;  C.  de  C.,  Thurso;  4 * 
degri  Chevaliers  de  Colomb;  Assoc.  Libirale  de  Labette  et 
Papineau;  Club  de  Golf  et  Club  de  Curling  et  I’Assoc.  des  Loisirs, 
Thurso.  Elu  pour  la  premiire  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  a  I’ilection 
complementaire  le  31  oct.,  1960.  Reilu  e.g.  1962,  1965,  1968  et 
1972.  Sec.  Pari,  au  Pres,  du  Treasury  Bd.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
catholique.  Adresse:  97,  rue  Howard,  Thurso,  P.Q. 

COATES,  ROBERT  CARMAN,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Cumber- 
land-Colchester  North).  B.  Mar.  10,  1928  at  Amherst,  N.S. 
S.  of  Fred  Carman  Coates  (Eng),  and  Rita  Bridget 
O’Brien  (Irish),  both  dec.  Ed.  at  Amherst  Senior  High, 
Mount  Allison  Univ.,  and  Dalhousie  Law  School.  M.  Dec. 
27,  1954  to  Mary  Blanche,  dau.  of  Dr.  Arthur  K.  Wade,  of 
Perth,  N.B.  Two  children:  David  Wade  and  Amy  Marijo.  A 
barrister.  Mem.:  Nova  Scotia  Barristers  Society,  Canadian 
Bar  Association,  Commonwealth  Parliamentary  Associa¬ 
tion,  NATO  Parliamentary  Association;  Golf  Club,  Marsh¬ 
lands  Club,  R.C.A.F.  Association  of  Amherst,  N.S.  Mem.  of 
Interparliamentary  Union  and  deleg.  to  International  Meet¬ 
ings  at  Dublin,  Ireland  and  Palma,  Spain.  Observer  to  U.N. 


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at  Fall  Session,  1966.  Deleg.  to  meetings  of  Canada-U.S. 
Pari.  Group  held  in  Washington,  D.C.  on  three  occasions. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  at  g.e.,  June  10,  1957.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  46  Regent  St.,  Amherst,  N.S. 


COMTOIS,  JOSEPH-ROLAND,  B.A.,  B.Sc.  (Terre¬ 
bonne).  B.  March  3,  1929  at  Ste-Julie,  Vercheres 

Co.,  Que.  S.  of  Arthur  Comtois  and  Aurore  Char- 
lebois  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  George’s  Academy, 
Longueuil;  Longueuil  Coll.;  Mont-St-Louis,  Montreal  and 
Univ.  of  Montreal  Polytechnical  School.  M.  Sept.  16,  1950 
to  Huguette  dau.  of  the  late  Alphee  Desrosiers  of  St-Pie 
*Au^re’  yamaska  Co.,  Que.  Four  children:  Ninon,  Ri¬ 
chard,  Louise  and  Robert.  A  professional  engineer.  Ad¬ 
ministrator,  Joliette  Asphalt  Ltd.  and  Entreprises  du  Nord- 
Ouest  Quebecois  Ltee.  Served  Royal  Can.  Infantry  Corps 
1949-51  and  since  1951,  a  Lt.  Can.  Army  (R).  Mem.  Corp. 
des  Ingenieurs  of  Que.  and  Institut  Can.  des  Ingenieurs. 
Dir.  Caisse  Populaire  of  Repentigny.  Governor  Corp.  of 
Le  Gardeur  Hospital,  Repentigny.  Dir.  Placements  Le 
Garaeur  Inc.,  L’Association  des  Constructeurs  de  Routes 
ot  Que.  and  Liberal  Assn,  of  Repentigny.  Mem.  K.  of  C., 
Chevaliers  de  Champlain  and  Berthier  Golf  Club.  Lib! 
cand.  §.e.  1962  and  1963  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
f/r6'  ,  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to 

-  0fomnT?Ce’  I,972'  Party  pol':  Lib-  Rel-:  Catholic.  Ad- 
diess.  201  Iberville  Blvd.,  Repentigny,  Assomption  Co., 


COMTOIS,  JOSEPH-ROLAND,  B.A.,  B.Sc.  (Terrebonne). 
N6  le  3  mars  1029  1  Ste-Julie,  Cli  Vercheres,  Qui.  Fils  d’ Arthur 
\°^tA0lsJf  d  Aurore  Charlebois  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes 
a  l  Academie  St-Georges,  Longueuil,  Coll,  de  Longueuil,  Mont- 
M°ntr^al  et  I’Ecole  Polytechnique  de  l’ University  de 
MontrM.  Mand  le  16  septejnbre  1950  cl  Huguette,  fiUe  de  feu 
A  lphye  Desr  asters  de  Saint-Pie  de  Guire,  ComU  Yamaska 
Que  Quatre  enfants:  Ninon,  Richard,  Louise  et  Robert.  Un 
mgemeur  professional.  Administrates,  Joliette  Asphalte  Ltye 
et  Entreprises  du  N ord-Ouest  Quybecois  Ltye.  Mem  C  F  O  C 
1949-51  et  lieut.  Armee  Can.  (R)  depuis  1951.'  Mem.'  Corp.  des 


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Ingenieurs  du  Que.  et  de  Vlnslitul  Can.  des  Inginieurs.  Dir  de  la 
Caisse  Populaire  de  Repentigny.  Dir.  de  Placements  Le  Gardeur 
Inc.,  Assoc,  des  Constructeurs  de  Routes  du  Qui.  et  de  l’ Assoc. 
Libirale  de  Repentigny.  Cand.  lib.  i.g.  1062  et  1063  et  dif.  Elu 
pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C .  des  C.  e.g.  1965.  Reelu  e.g.  1968  el 
1972.  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  des  Finances,  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
catholique.  A  dr  esse :  201,  boul.  Iberville,  Repentigny,  Cte  I’As- 
somption,  Que. 

CORBIN,  EYMARD  GEORGES  (Madawaska-Victoria). 
B.  Aug  2,  1934  at  Grand-Falls,  N.B.  S.  of  Georges  Jules 
Corbin  and  Marianne  Bard  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Sacred 
Heart  Convent,  Sacred  Heart  School,  Sacred  Heart  Univ., 
St.  Louis  College  and  des  Eudistes  Seminary.  M.  July  31, 
1965  to  Yvette  Michaud  of  Drummond,  Que.  One  girl: 
Sylvie.  A  newspaperman.  Mem.  Can.  NATO  Pari.  Assn., 
Can.  Group  Interparliamentary  Union,  and  Edmundston 
Press  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Pari  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  the  Environment.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  P.O.  Box  396,  Edmundston, 
N.B. 

CORBIN,  EYMARD  GEORGES  (Madawaska-Victoria).  Ne 
le  2  aout  1934  a  Grand-Sault,  N.-B.  Fils  de  Georges-Jules  Corbin 
et  Marianne  Bard,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  au  convent 
Sacre-Coeur,  I’ecole  du  Sacri-Coeur,  I’Univ.  du  Sacri-Coeur, 
College  Saint-Louis  et  au  Seminaire  des  Eudistes.  M .  le  31  juillet 
1965  a  Yvette  Michaud  de  Drummond,  N.-B.  Une  fille:  Sylvie. 
Un  journaliste.  Mem.  Assoc.  Pari.  Can.  de  I’OTAN,  Groupe 
1  nterparlementaire  Can.  et  Cercle  des  Journalistes  d’Edmundslon. 
Flu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1968.  Reelu  e.g. 
1972.  Sec.  Pari.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adre'sse:  C.P. 
396,  Edmundston,  N.-B. 

CORRIVEAU,  LEOPOLD  (Frontenac).  B.  Jan.  23,  1926 
at  Thetford  Mines,  Que.  S.  of  Omer  Corriveau  and  Melanie 
Grenier,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Thetford  Mines  schools  and 
St.  Maurice  Academy.  M.  June  24,  1950  to  Madeleine  Para¬ 
dis  of  Thetford  Mines.  Two  children:  Claude  and  Martine. 
An  electrician.  Founder  of  numismatic  and  philatelist  Club. 
Dir.  student  loans  of  LaSalle  Coll.  Dir.  Thetford  Sports  Com¬ 
mission  for  many  years.  In  1962  elected  to  Thetford  School 


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Board  and  pres.  1967-70.  Dir.  C.E.G.E.P.  Mem.  Kiwanis,  Loge 
des  Elans  and  K.  of  C.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  by-election 
Nov.  16,  1970.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to 
Min.  of  Agric.,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  423  Notre  Dame  St.  N.,  Thetford  Mines,  Que. 

CORRIVEAU,  LEOPOLD  (Frontenac).  Ni  le  23  janvier  1926  a 
Thetford-Mines,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Omer  Corriveau  et  Milanie  Grenier, 
tons  deux  Can.  jr.  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  iccles  de  Thetford-Mines  el 
d  TAcadimie  Saint-Maurice.  M.  le  24  juin  1950  d  Madeleine  Paradis, 
de  Thetford-Mines.  Reux  enfant s:  Claude  et  Marline.  Un  tlectri- 
cien.  Fondateur  Club  des  numismates  et  philatilistes  ;  dir.  Comitt 
relations  extirieures  de  I’Harmonie  de  Thetford;  fondateur  Assoc, 
pour  Enfance  exceptionnelle,  1965 ;  dir.  Fret  d’Honneur  Coll,  de 
LaSalle  et  Commission  sportive  de  Thetford  pendant  plusieurs  an- 
n&es.  En  1962,  tlu  commissaire  d  la  Commission  scolaire  de  Thetford 
et  pres.  1967-70.  Dir.  C.E.G.E.P.  depuis  oct.  1970.  Mem.  Kiwanis, 
Loge  des  Elans  et  C.  de  C.  Elu  pour  la  premitre  fois  a  la  C.  des  C. 
election  complementaire  du  16  nov.  1970.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Nom¬ 
ine  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  de  T Agric.,  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
catholique.  Adresse:  423  nord,  rue  Notre-Dame,  Thetford-Mines 
P.Q. 

COSSITT,  THOMAS  CHARLES,  B.A.,  M.A.  (Leeds).  B. 
Nov.  15,  1923  at  Brockville,  Ont.  S.  of  Edwin  Comstock 
Cossitt  and  Marjorie  Helen  Delahaye.  Ed.  at  Brockville  P.S 
St.  Andrew’s  College,  Aurora,  Ont.  and  Univ.  of  Toronto. 
M.  April  3,  1965  to  Johanna,  dau.  of  Mr.  C.  Emming  of 
Enschede,  Holland.  Owner  and  Pres.,  family  ins.  business 
Mem.:  Lib.  Party  until  Jan.  15,  1972.  Past-Pres.  Leeds  Lib. 
Assoc.  Served  5  yrs.  Pres.  Eastern  Ont.  Lib.  Fed.,  one  term 
as  a  Vice-Pres.  of  Ont.  Lib.  Party  and  twice  on  National 
Adv.  Council  Liberal  Party  of  Can.  Past  Pres,  and  mem.: 
Rotary  Club  of  Brockville.  Mem.:  Adv.  Bd.  of  Montreal 
Trust  Co.,  Brockville  Eranch.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  17  Granite 
St.,  Brockville,  Ont. 


COTE,  FLORIAN  (Richelieu).  B.  May  17,  1929  at 
Ste-Brigitte-des-Saults,  Que.  S.  of  Fridolin  Cote  and 
Flore  Cardinal  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Ste-Brigitte-des-Saults 


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schools  and  St.  Frederic  de  Drummondville.  M.  Sept.  5, 
1953  to  Lorette  dau.  of  Auguste  Janelle  of  St-Cyrille-de- 
Wendover,  Que.  Four  children:  Christian,  Aline,  Sylvain 
and  Marc.  A  farmer.  Dir.  Conseil  Regional  d’Orientation 
Economique,  pres.  Gestion  des  Fermes  Club,  associate  dir. 
Granby  Co-op.,  exec.  mem.  Syndicat  des  Producteurs  de 
Lait  Industriel,  mem.  Comite  Agricole  Commission  Sco- 
laire  Regionale  St-Frangois,  pres,  joint  committee  Regional 
Exhibition  of  Drummondville,  Nicolet  and  Yamaska  and 
dir.  Comite  d’Action  Catholique  Diocesaine.  Mem.  K.  of 
C.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election  Sept.  19,  1966. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min. 
of  Agric.  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
Sainte-Brigitte-des-Saults,  Nicolet  City.,  Que. 


COTE,  F  LORI  AN  (Richelieu).  Nl  le  17  mai  1929  a  Sainte- 
BrigUte-des-Saults.  Qul.  Fils  de  Fridolin  Coll  et  Flore  Car¬ 
dinal,  lous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a,  Ste-Brigitte-des-Saults 
el  I’eco'.e  St-Fredlric  de  Drummondville.  M.  le  5  sept.  1953  d 
Lorette,  jille  d’Auguste  Janelle  de  St-Cyrille-de-Wendover,  Que. 
Quatre  enjants:  Christian,  Aline,  Sylvain  et  Marc.  Un  cultivateur. 
Dir.  Conseil  d’Ch-ientation  Economique  de  la  region,  pres,  club 
local  Gestion  des  Fermes,  dir.  adjoint  de  la  Co-op.  de  Granby, 
mem.  exlculif  du  Syndicat  des  Producteurs  de  Lait  Industriel 
mem.  du  comite  agricole  de  la  Commission  Scolaire  regionale 
St  Francois,  pris.  et  fondateur  du  comitl  conjoint  de  l’ Exposi¬ 
tion  R&gionale  Drummondville,  Nicolet  et  Yamaska  et  dir.  du 
comitl  d’action  catholique  dioclsaine.  Mem.  Chevaliers  de  Colomb. 
Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  d  la  C.  des  C.  a  une  election  comple- 
mentaire  le  19  sept.  1966.  Reelu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Nomme  secre¬ 
taire  pari,  au  Min.  de  V Agriculture  1968.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  ca¬ 
tholique.  Adresse:  Sainte-Brigitte-des-Saults,  Cte  Nicolet,  Que. 


CROUSE,  LLOYD  ROSEVILLE  (South  Shore).  B.  Nov. 
19  1918,  at  Lunenburg,  N.S.  S.  of  Kenneth  Eleazer 

Crouse  and  Mary  Bertha  Lantz,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Lunen¬ 
burg  County  Academy  and  High  School  Graduate,  M.  Oct 
7  1942  to  Marion  Cavell,  dau.  of  Lawson  E.  Fraser,  of 
Bridgewater,  N.S.  Two  children:  Marilyn  Diane  and 
Stephen  Lloyd.  Business  Executive.  Secretary  Treas.  and 
Manager  Crouse  Fisheries  Ltd.;  Secretary-Treas.  and 


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Manager  Viking  Fisheries  Ltd.  Mem.:  Lunenburg  Town 
Council,  1950-52;  Mem.  Lunenburg  School  Commissioners 
1950-52;  Chairman  Lutheran  Youth  Board  1950-54;  Mem. 
of  Board  of  Governors  of  Waterloo  College  at  present 
Past  Pres.  Can.  Legion  Br.  23,  Lunenburg,  N.S.  Chairman 
and  Master  of  Ceremonies  N.S.  Fisheries  Ex  1946-56 
Served  with  the  R.C.A.F.  in  World  War  II.  Council  Board 
of  Trade,  1946-56.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  at  g  e  1957 
Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Chair¬ 
man  Cdn.  Del.  at  Commonwealth  Pari.  Conf.  in  U.K.  1962. 
Del.  to  NATO  Parliamentarians  Conference,  Paris  1963. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  4  Linden  Ave 
Lunenburg,  N.S. 

^y^LEN,  JACK  SYDNEY  GEORGE,  B.A.  (Sarnia-Lamb- 
Apr-  20.  1927  at  Creighton  Mine,  Ont.  S.  of  Chaffey 
Roi  Cullen  Engl.  and  Margaret  Evelyn  Leek,  Can.  Ed.  at 
Creighton  Mine  P.S.,  Lansdowne  P.S.,  Sudbury  H.S.,  Univ 

AnJ0H°nti0  3n<?  ®sgo.ode  IIalL  M-  July  7,  1956  to  Marion 
Ann  Hawley  of  Sarnia,  Ont.  Three  children:  Christopher 
Katie  and  Ann.  A  barrister-at-law.  First  pres.  Sarnia 
Education  Authority.  Mem.  Sarnia  School  Bd.  Life  mem. 
Cinsmen  Club  of  Sarnia.  Mem.  Sarnia  and  Dist  Assn 
U)Rshn  Mf'ntfalj,y  Retarded.  First  elected  to  H.  of  Rge’ 
1968.  Re-elected  g.e  1972.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  National 
ence  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United.  Address-  1844 
Kilborn  Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont.  K1H  6N4. 

CYR’  ALEXANDRE  (Gaspe).  B.  Nov  12  1922  at 

both1^’  EdeatSChf  Pifrre  Cyr,and  Georgians  Johnson, 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Chandler  schools,  and  St.  Dunstan  Univ 

ChandKr  °ThrPpM'  ft6  26’r,19v4  to  Lorraine  Fortin  of 
Chandler.  Three  children:  Pauline,  Claude  and  Helene 

A  secretary-accountant.  Accountant  Merchants’  Assn  of 

SnlfU  WorkIri  Employment  Insur  Comm'  o 
Chandler  5  years.  Sect’y.-Treas.  of  Chandler  6  vears 

Mem' kTc ilj"Crc°Urn‘ller  3,years  and  Pres- 

Ir  C  Of  c  Sv5cn?‘i0f  C'  prei'  2  years’  ReSional  Pres. 

Jr.  C.  ot  C  of  Gaspe  1  year  and  mem.  Chandler  Optimist 

Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e  1963  Def  ee  iors 
Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.-  Lib  Ref  CaUio 
lie.  Address:  P.O.  Box  86,  Chandler,  Que.  "  th 


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CYR,  ALEXANDRE  (Gaspe).  Ni  le  12  nov.  1922  a  Chandler, 
Qui.  Fils  de  Pierre  Cyr  et  Georgianna  Johnson,  tons  deux  Can. 
Fit  ses  etudes  d  I’icole  Slimentaire  de  Chandler  et  I’Univ.  St- 
Dunstan,  Charlottetown.  M.  le  26  juin  1954  d  Lorraine  Fortin 
de  Chandler.  Trois  enfants:  Pauline,  Claude  et  Hiline.  Un 
secritaire-comptable.  Comptable  Assoc,  des  Marchands  Ditail- 
lants  du  Can.  d  Montrial,  4  ans.  Fonctionnaire  fidiral  Bureau 
d’A  ssurance-chomage  de  Chandler,  5  ans.  Sec.-tris.  Ville  de 
Chandler,  6  ans.  Commissaire  d’icole  de  Chandler,  3  ans  et 
pris.  1  an.  Mem.  Chevaliers  de  Colomb,  Jeune  C.  de  C.  pris. 
2  ans.  Pres,  regional  de  la  Gaspisie  pour  Jeune  Chambre,  1  an. 
Mem.  Club  Optimistes  de  Chandler  et  aussi  mem.  du  mouvemenl 
scoutisme.  Elu  pour  la  premibre  Jois  a  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  1963. 
Def.  i.g.  1965.  Reilu  i.g.  1968  et  1972.  Parti  polr.  Lib .  Rel.: 
catholique.  Adresse:  C.P.  86,  Chandler,  Cti  Gaspe,  Que. 


DANFORTH,  HAROLD  WARREN,  B.Sc.A.  (Kent- 
Essex).  B.  April  8,  1916  at  Leamington,  Ont.  S.  of  Warren 
W  Danforth  and  Jessie  Alderton,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Ont. 
Agricultural  Coll.  Degree:  B.Sc.A.  M.  to  Isabel  Cora,  dau. 
of  Allen  Mellor  of  St.  Thomas,  Ont.  Three  daughters: 
Sharon,  Dianne  and  Denise.  A  farmer.  Graduate  Ont. 
Agriculture  Coll.,  Guelph,  Ont.  Past  Deputy  Governor 
Kinsmen  Club;  Mem.  of  Inst,  of  Prof.  Agrologists  of  Can. 
Past  Pres.  Ont.  Veg.  Growers.  Municipal  Councillor,  1956- 
58  Mem.  Kinsmen  Club;  Past  Chairman,  Blenheim  Dis. 
Agriculture  Fair,  Ont.  Fruit  and  Vegetable  Growers  Assoc., 
Seacliff  Growers  Co-op.  Exchange  and  South  Essex 
Growers  Co-op  Exchange;  Past  Chairman,  Vegetable  Sec¬ 
tion  Essex  County  Fed.  of  Agriculture  Past  Dir.  KenL 
Elgin  New  Potato  Marketing  Board.  First  Elec,  to  H.  of 
C.  at  March  31,  1958  g.e.  Def.  1962.  Re-elected  fe .1963, 
1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  R.R.  No.  5,  Blenheim,  Ontario. 

DANSON,  BARNETT  JEROME  (York-North).  B  Feb. 
8  1921  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Joseph  B.  Danson  and  Saidie 
Wolfe,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Toronto  schools.  M.  Feb.  6,  1943 
to  Isobel  Bull  of  London,  England  Four  children:  Ken¬ 
neth  B.  John  A.  H„  Peter  T.  J.  and  Timothy  S.  B  Pres_ 
Danson  Corp.  Ltd.  Served  with  Queens  Own  Rifles  ot 


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Can.  (It.),  1939-45.  Mem.  Donalda  Club,  Bd.  of  Trade  of 
Metro  loronto  and  Royal  Can.  Military  Inst.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Pari.  Sect’y-  to 
Prime  Minister,  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Jewish.  Address- 
111  Harrison  Rd.,  Willowdale,  Ont. 

DARLING,  STAN  (Parry  Sound-Muskoka).  B.  July  16, 
1911  at  Callander,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Murphy  Darling  and 
Kathleen  Scarlett.  Ed.  at  Powassan  and  North  Toronto 
Colleg.  Instit.  M.  Oct.  5,  1940  to  Mona,  dau.  of  Mr.  Alfred 
Collyer  of  Toronto.  Two  children:  John  Stanley  and  Peter 
Collyer.  A  realtor  and  insurance  agent.  Reeve  of  Burks 
Falls  1946-72.  Mem.:  Burks  Falls  Municipal  Council,  1941- 
46.  Mem.:  Lions  Club,  Burks  Falls,  District  Gov.  District 
A5,  1947  and  1948.  Past  Pres.  Party  Sound  Municipal 
ssoc.  and  Georgian  Bay  Regional  Development  Council- 
Vice-Pres  Ont.  Regional  Development  Council;  Pres. 
Burks  Falls  Fair  for  20  years;  District  Dir.  of  District  #11 
Ont.  Assoc,  of  Agric.  Societies  of  Ont.  for  22  years-  Pres 
Prov  Organization  1957.  Pol.  Cand.  fed.  g.e.  1953  and  def 

?1£?ted  t0  H'  of  C-  g  e-  1972-  Party  Pol.:  P.C.  Rel  • 
United  Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  110,  Burks  Falls,  Ont. 

DAVIS,  HON.  JACK,  P.C.,  B.A.  B.Sc.  B  A  Sc  PhD 
(Caipilano).  B.  July  31,  1916  at  Kamloops,’ B.C  S  of  Fred 
Davis  and  Eveline  Davis,  both  British.  Ed.  at  Kamloops, 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  Univ.  of  B.C.,  McGill  and  Oxford  Uni- 

rrie5;DegreeS:  B  A  ’  B  Sc  -  B  A  Sc  -  M.A.,  Ph.D.  M.  Sept. 
4,  1942  to  Anna  Georgina  M.,  dau.  of  Fred  Worthing,  of 
Vancouver,  B.C.  Three  children:  Merilyn,  John  and  Steven. 
An  engineer-economist.  Mem.  Prof.  Engineers  of  B  C 
Engineering  Inst,  of  Can.,  Board  of  Trade,  Can.  Club  and 

n  i  A/ffrs-  First  eIected  t0  H-  of  C.  g.e.  June 
18,  1962  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd 

Pari.  Sect  y.  to  P.M.  1963  and  to  Min.  of  Energy,  Mines  and 
Resources,  Jan.  9,  1966.  Apptd.  Min.  of  the  Environment 
April  26,  1968  and  Min.  of  Fisheries,  Nov.  27,  1972  Partv 

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DE  BANE,  PIERRE,  B.A.  (Matane).  Ed.  Brebeuf  pri¬ 
mary  school,  St-Alexandre  Coll.,  Seminaire  Trois-Rivieres 
and  Laval  Univ.  M.  1963  to  Andreanne  Bournival.  One 
child:  Jean-Manuel.  A  lawyer.  Admitted  to  the  Bar  1964. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  External  Affairs,  1972.  Party 
pol. :  Lib.  Address:  571  Manor,  Rockcliffe,  Ottawa,  Ont.  and 
Quebec,  Que. 

DE  BANE,  PIERRE,  B.A.  (Matane).  Fit  ses  etudes  d  I’ecole 
Brebeuf,  Ottawa,  Coll.  St-Alexandre,  seminaire  de  Trois-Riviires 
et  I’Univ.  Laval.  M.  en  1963  a  Andreanne  Bournival.  Un  enfant: 
Jean-Manuel.  Un  avocat.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C. 
e.g.  1968.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Nomme  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  des  Affai¬ 
res  Exterieures,  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Adresse:  571,  Manor, 
Rockcliffe,  Ottawa,  Ont.  et  Quebec,  P.Q. 

DICK,  PAUL  WYATT,  B.A.,  B.L.L.  (Lanark-Renfrew- 
Carleton).  B.  Oct.  27,  1940  at  Kapuskasing,  Ont.  S.  of 
William  Wyatt  Dick  and  Constance  Grace  Harrison.  Ed.: 
Arnprior  P.S.,  Trinity  College  School,  Univ.  of  Western  Ont. 
and  Univ.  of  New  Brunswick.  M.  June  19,  1971  to  Judith 
Anne,  dau.  of  Lt.  Col.  Charles  Parish  of  Westmount,  Que. 
Two  children:  William  Wyatt  and  Charles  Andrew.  A 
barrister  and  solicitor.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  P.O.  Box  808, 
Kanata,  Ontario. 

DEMERS,  YVES,  C.A.  (Duvernay).  B.  Sept.  7,  1938  at 
Laval,  Que.  S.  of  Edouard  Demers  and  Lena  Dagenais. 
Ed.  at  St.  Laurent  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  July  20, 
1963  to  Lise,  dau.  of  Horace  Loyer  of  Laval.  Two  children: 
Magali  and  Valerie.  A  chartered  accountant.  Mem.  C.  of  C., 
Laval,  Property  Owners  Assoc,  and  Laval  Businessmen’s 
Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  433  -  15th  St.,  Laval-des-Rapides, 
Laval,  Que. 

DEMERS,  YVES,  C.A.  (Duvernay).  Ne  le  7  sept.  1938  d  Laval, 
P.Q.  Fils  d’Edouard  Demers  et  Lena  Dagenais.  Fit  ses  etudes 
au  Coll.  St-Laurent  et  d  I’Ecole  des  Hautes  Etudes,  Univ.  de 


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Montreal.  M.  le  20  juillet  1963  a  Lise,  jille  d’Horace  Loyer  de 
Laval.  Deux  enfants:  Magali  et  Valerie.  Un  comptable  agree. 
Mem.  Homines  d’ Affaires  de  Laval,  C.  de  C.  et  Ligue  des  Pro- 
prietaires,  Laval.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  d  la  C.  des  C.  e.g. 
1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adrrsse:  433  -  IS’  Rue, 
Laval-des-Ra pides,  Laval,  P.Q. 


DIEFENBAKER,  RT.  HON.  JOHN  GEORGE,  P.C.,  Q.C. 
M.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S.C.,  D.Litt.,  D.S.L.  (Prince 
Albert).  B.  Grey  Cty,  Ont.,  Sept.  18,  1895.  S.  of  William 
Thomas  Diefenbaker,  Hawkesville,  Ont.,  and  Mary  Floren¬ 
ce  (Bannerman)  Diefenbaker,  and  descendant  of  Selkirk 
Highland  Settlers  who  came  to  Red  River  Settlement  in 
1813.  M.  (1)  to  Edna  Mae  Brower.  June  29,  1929,  dec.  Feb. 
1951;  (2)  Dec.  8,  1953  to  Olive  E.  Palmer,  B.A.,  DCL 
LL.D.,  11th  generation  in  North  America  on  both  sides, 
dau.  of  late  Rev.  Dr.  C.  B.  Freeman,  Kingston  Ont 
Direct  descendant  of  2  men.  of  Pilgrim  Fathers;  ’  Elder 
Brewster  and  Richard  Warren  of  Mayflower  Co',  1620. 
Ed  Saskatoon  Coll.  Inst.;  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan  (M.A. 
LL.B  ).  Honorary  LL.D.:  McMaster  Univ.  (1952)-  Dart- 
?H“thTTColJ-  0957);  U.  of  New  Brunswick,  1958;  Laval  U 

}S5j!  p-  0f,P,u^b’  19b8,;,  U-  of  Delhi,  1958;  U.  of  Toronto, 
1959,  Royal  Military  College,  1959;  U.  of  Montreal  1959- 
Michigan  State  U  1959;  Princeton  U„  1959:  Assumption 
U.  of  Windsor,^  1959:  Wayne  State  Univ..  1959;  Wesleyan 
Umv-,  1958;  Univ.  B.C.,  1958.  Honorary  D.C.L.:  Acadia 
Univ.  (1956);  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan  (1958);  Bishop’s 
Umv  (1958);  Mount  Allison  Univ.,  (1959);  Univ.  Pof 
Western  Ontario,  (1959);  Depauw  Univ..  (I960)  Hon 
Doctor  of  Humanities,  Oklahoma  Univ.,  1961:  Hon.  D  I  itt 
Dropsie  Coll.,  1961:  Doctor  of  Sacred  Letters.  Victoria 

To™.nto:  ,Hon-.  Fellow  of  Bar  Ilan  Univ.,  Israel, 

1964  Miami  University,  Oxford.  Ohio.  (LL.D.) 
Called  to  the  Bar  of  Saskatchewan,  June  30  1919-  O  C 
(Sask.)  1929  and  Q.C.  (Ont.)  1958.  Vine-Pres  (for  Sask? 
Canadian  Bar  Association,  1939-43;  Hon.  Life  Member, 
Canadian  Bar  Association:  Mem.  of  Bars  of  BC  Alta 
and  Law  Society  of  Upper  Can  :  Hon.  Bencher  of  Upper 
Can.  and  Sask.  Bars  and  of  Grey’s  Inn.  London,  Eng.  and 
Hon.  Life  Mem.  of  the  Illustre  Nacional  Colegio  des 


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Abagados,  Mexico;  Hon.  Life  Mem.  Cape  Breton  Barristers’ 
Soc.  Conservative  cand.  in  Fed.  g.e.  in  Prince  Albert, 
1925  and  1926  and  def.  Chosen  as  Leader  Conservative 
Party  in  Sask.  1936;  resigned,  1940.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  for  Lake  Centre  g.e.  1940.  Re  elected  1945  and  1949 
and  for  Prince  Albert  g.e.  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965, 
1968  and  1972.  Choosen  Leader  of  the  Prog.  Party  Dec.  14, 
1956.  Prime  Min.  of  Can.,  June  21,  1957  to  April  21,  1963; 
Leader  of  Her  Majesty’s  Loyal  Opposition  1963  till  Sept. 
25,  1967;  Mem.  Cdn.  Privy  Council,  June  21,  1957  and 
Queen’s  Privy  Council,  Sept.  1957.  Hon.  Freeman,  City  of 
London,  1963.  Chairman  of  the  first  British  Commonwealth 
Conf.  at  which  Delegates  from  the  Congress  of  the  United 
States  attended,  in  Ottawa,  1943;  attended  the  United 
Nations  Assembly  at  San  Francisco,  as  advisor  to  the 
Progressive  Conservative  Representative  on  the  Canadian 
Delegation,  1945;  Mem.,  Canadian  Delegation  of  the  Em¬ 
pire  Parliamentary  Association  in  Bermuda  and  in  Wash¬ 
ington,  D.C.,  1946;  Mem.  Canadian  Delegation  to  the  Com¬ 
monwealth  Parliamentary  Assoc,  in  Wellington,  New  Zea¬ 
land  and  Canberra,  Australia,  1950;  Mem.  of  the  Can.,  Dele¬ 
gation  to  the  U.N.  in  New  York,  1953.  Recipient  of  P.M.  of 
Israel  Eshkol  Medal  1967,  The  Shevchanko  World  Award 
from  World  Ukrainian  Freedom  Organization  1967.  Pre¬ 
sented  with  Princess  Olga  Medal  by  Women’s  Assoc,  of 
U.S.  for  defence  of  four  freedoms  of  Ukraine,  1972.  Served 
196th  Battalion,  Lieut.,  1916-17;  invalided  from  overseas, 
1917;  Hon.  Col.  North  Sask.  Regt.  Hom.  Chief  of  Cree  In¬ 
dians  (Chief  Eagle);  of  Sioux  (Chief  Walking  Buffalo);  of 
Kainai  Chieftains  (Chief  Many  Spotted  Horses)  and 
Hon.  Chief  of  Alberta  Cree  Indians  (Chief  Great 
Eagle).  Clubs:  Life  mem.  Kinsmen;  Kiwanis  (Prince 
Albert);  Albany  (Toronto);  Lions.  Societies:  Royal  Cana¬ 
dian  Legion,  B.P.O.E.,  Fellow  of  Royal  Society  of  Arts. 
Hon.  Fellow,  Royal  Architectural  Inst,  of  Can.;  Hon.  Mem. 
Corporation  of  Professional  Engineers  of  Que.;  Mem. 
Scottish  Rite  of  the  Masonic  Order  33  and  WaWa  Temple 
Shrine;  Mem.  Royal  Order  of  Scotland;  Hon.  Grandmaster 
Order  of  DeMolay  for  Can.;  Hon.  Mem.  Royal  Society  of 


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Can.;  Hon.  Mem.  Engineering  Inst,  of  Can.  1972  and  Dam- 
buster  617  Sqn.,  R.A.F.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist. 
Address:  Residence:  115  Lansdowne  Road  South,  Rock- 
cliffe  Park,  Ottawa,  and  246  Nineteenth  St.  W.,  Prince 
Albert,  Sask. 


DINSDALE,  HON.  WALTER  GILBERT,  P.C.,  D.F.C., 
M.A.,  P.C.  (Brandon-Souris).  B.  Apr.  3,  1916  at  Brandon’ 
Man.  S.  of  George  Dinsdale  (Eng.)  and  Minnie  Lang,  his 
wife  (Can.).  Father  alderman  in  Brandon  1919-20;  Mayor  of 
Brandon  1920-21;  M.L.A.  for  Brandon  1932  until  his  de¬ 
cease  in  1943.  Ed.  at  Brandon  Public  Schools;  Brandon 
Coll.;  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Univ.  of  Chicago.  Degrees:  BA 
(McMaster);  M.A.  (Toronto).  M.  Sept.  17,  1947  to  Lenore 
dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  B.  Gusdal,  of  Erickson,  Man.  Five 
children:  Gunnar,  Gregory,  Elizabeth,  Eric  and  Rolf.  Em¬ 
ployed  with  C.P.  Express  1935-39;  Mem.  of  Railway  Express 
Brotherhood;  Social  Service  experience  with  the  Salva¬ 
tion  Army  in  Toronto  and  Montreal  1939-41;  served  with 
R.C.A.F.  1941-1945;  awarded  D.F.C.  for  operations  with 
410  R.C.A.F.  Mosquito  Night  Fighter  Sqd.  Dir.  of 
Public  Relations  and  Social  Science  Dept,  at  Brandon 
Coll.,  1946-51.  Mem.  R.C.A.F.  Assn.,  Brandon  Flying 
Club,  Can.  Legion,  Can.  Welfare  Council,  Can.  Assn, 
for  Adult  Education.  Board  of  directors  Canadian 
Council  of  Christians  and  Jews.  Del.  to  U.N  Gen  \ss 
1955  and  1969.  Atlantic  Congress  1959,  Board  of  Governors 
Brandon  Univ.  and  Richmond  College.  First  elected  to  H.  of 

aibnyCTele,Cir  25’  1951  ■  Re  elected  1953,  1957,  1958, 
1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Asst  to  the 
Min.  of  Veterans  Affairs,  Aug.  20,  1957  and  Pari  Sect’.v 
Nov.  19,  1959.  Sworn  in  as  Min.  of  Northern  Affairs  and 
National  Resources,  Oct.  11,  1960.  Acting  Min  of  Mines 
and  Technical  Surveys,  1961.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Salva¬ 
tion  Army.  House  of  Commons.  Address:  Ottawa,  Ont. 

k)l^NE,  CHARLES-EUGENE  (Kamouraska).  B.  May 
27,  1908  at  St.  Pascal,  Kamouraska,  Que.  S.  of  Jean 
Baptiste  Dionne  and  Caroline  Levesque  both  Fr  Can  Ed 
at  St.  Pascal  primary  school.  M  May  30.  1934  to  Gertrude' 
dau.  of  Charles  Roy  of  St.  Pascal.  Six  children:  Jean 


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Paul,  Jean  Charles,  Madeleine,  Ghislain,  Clement  et 
Pauline.  Pres,  local  2817  F.U.C.M.  of  A.  Mem.  St.  Jean 
Baptiste  Society  and  Chamber  of  Commerce.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and 
1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  St.  Pascal, 
Kamouraska  Co.,  Que. 

DIONNE,  CHARLES-EUGENE  (Kamouraska).  Ne  le  27 

mai  1908  a  Saint-Pascal,  Cti  Kamouraska,  Qut.  Fils  de  Jean- 
Baptiste  Dionne  et  Caroline  Levesque,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses 
itudes  primaires  a  Saint-Pascal.  M.  le  30  mai  1934  d  Gertrude, 
fille  de  Charles  Roy  de  Saint -Pascal.  Six  enjants:  Jean-Paul, 
Jean-Charles,  Madeleine,  Ghislain,  Clement  et  Pauline.  Prls.  local 
2817  F.U.C.M.D’A.  Bticherons  et  employls  de  scieries  et  mem. 
du  Conseil  Arbitral  Commission  d’Assurance  Chdmage.  Mem. 
Saint- Jean-Baptiste  et  Chambre  de  Commerce.  Elu  pour  la  Pre¬ 
miere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1962.  Reelu  e.g.  1963,  1965,  1968  et 
1972.  Parti  pol.  C.S.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  Saint-Pascal,  Cte 
de  Kamouraska,  Que. 

DOUGLAS,  THOMAS  CLEMENT,  B.A.,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
(Hon.),  (Nanaimo-Cowichan-The  Islands).  B.  Oct.  20,  1904 
at  Falkirk,  Scotland.  S.  of  Thomas  Douglas  and  Annie 
Clement,  both  Scottish.  Came  to  Canada  in  1910.  Returned 
to  Scotland  during  World  War  I  and  attended  school  there, 
returning  to  Canada  at  age  of  14.  Ed.  at  Brandon  Coll,  and 
McMaster  Univ.;  post-graduate  studies  at  Chicago  Univ. 
Gold  medallist  at  university  in  debating,  dramatics  and 
oratory.  On  graduation  in  1930  entered  the  Baptist  minis¬ 
try.  First  pastorate  at  Weyburn,  Sask.  M.  Aug.  30,  1930  to 
Irma,  dau.  of  Hull  Dempsey  of  Carberry,  Man.  Two  daugh¬ 
ters:  Shirley  Jean  and  Joan  Dianne.  Mem.  of  Masonic 
Lodge.  Candidate  Farmer-Labour  Group  at  g.e.  for  Sask. 
Legis.  1934  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1935. 
Re-elected  at  g.e.,  1940.  Resigned  May,  1944  to  become 
cand.  Sask.  g.e.  Elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1944  and 
Premier  (1944-1961).  Sworn  in  July  10,  1944.  Pres,  of 
Council  and  Min.  of  Public  Health  1944,  Nov.,  1949.  Min. 
of  Co-operation  and  Co-operative  Development  1949,  July, 
1960.  Re-elected  at  g.e.,  1948,  1952,  1956  and  1960.  Resigned 
as  Premier  Nov.  7,  1961  to  assuime  new  duties  as  Federal 


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Leader,  N.D.P.  Def.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  to  H.  of  C.  at 
by-election  Oct.  22,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  by- 
election  Feb.  10,  1969  and  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  Nanaimo,  B.C. 

DRURY,  HON.  CHARLES  MILLS,  P.C.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O., 
Q.C.  (Westmount).  B.  May  17,  1912  at  Westmount, 
Que.  S.  of  Victor  Montague  and  Pansy  Mills  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Bishop’s  Coll.  Lennoxville  Royal  Military  Coll., 
McGill  Univ.  and  post-graduate  studies  Paris  Univ.,  France. 
Degree:  Bachelor  of  Civil  Law  M.  Sept.  12,  1939  to  Jane 
Ferrier,  dau.  of  John  Counsell  of  Hamilton,  Ont.  Four 
children:  Diana,  Leith,  Victor  Montague  and  Charles  Gib¬ 
bons.  Former  Dir.  Avis  Transport  of  Can.,  Needco 
Frigistors  Ltd.,  Alaska  Yukon  Refiners  Ltd.  and  Western 
International  Thermal  Powers  Ltd.  Chief  UNRRA  mission 
to  Poland,  Warsaw  1945-47;  Economic  Div.  Dept,  of  Ex¬ 
ternal  Affairs  1947-49;  Dep.  Min.  Dept.  National  Defence 
1949-55;  past  pres.  U.N.  Assn,  in  Can.;  pres.  Montreal  Bd 
of  Trade  1961-62;  past  pres.  Can.  Centenary  Council;  past 
chairman  Montreal  Br.  Can.  Inst.  International  Affairs 
and  past  mem.  of  Northwest  Territories  Council.  Clubs: 
St.  James,  Montreal;  Cercle  Universitaire,  Montreal  and 
Quebec  Reform,  Montreal.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Sworn  of 
the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Defence  Production 
April  22,  1963  and  Min.  of  Industry  July  25,  1963.  Apptd. 
Pres,  of  the  Treasury  Board,  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel  ■ 
Protestant.  Address:  23  Mackay  Street,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

DUBE,  HON.  JEAN-EUDES,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  L.Ph., 
B.S.F.S.,  B.C.L.  (Restigouclie).  B.  Nov.  6,  1926  at  Mata- 
pedia,  Que.  S.  of  J.  Albert  Dube  and  Flore  Poirier,  both 
Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Gaspe  Coll.,  St.  Joseph  Univ.,  N.B.,  Ottawa 
Univ.,  School  of  Foreign  Service,  Georgetown  Univ 
Washington,  D.C.,  Univ.  of  N.B.  Law  School.  St  John  N  B 
Degrees:  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  L.Ph.,  B.S.F.S.,  B.C.L  M.  June  25 
1956,  to  Noella,  dau.  of  J.  Edgar  Babin.  St.  Simeon  Que 
Two  children:  Marie  Flore  Rachelle  and  Jean-Frangois  A 
barrister.  Crown  Prosecutor  (1960-61);  Dir.  N.B.  Barristers 
Society  (1962);  Secty.  Restigouche  County  Barristers  Assn. 


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Alderman,  Campbellton  City  Council  (1959-63).  Mem.  Ri¬ 
chelieu  Club  (former  Pres.),  Curling  Club  of  Campbellton, 
MicMac  Boating  Club  and  Dir.  Lower  St.  Lawrence  Nauti¬ 
cal  Clubs  Federation.  Cand.  Federal  by-election  May  29, 
1961  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1983,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Former  Chairman  II.  of  C. 
Standing  Comm,  on  Ext.  Affairs,  Pres.  Can.  NATO  Pari. 
Assn,  and  first  Can.  to  be  Pres.  NATO,  1967,  Min.  of  Vete¬ 
rans  Affairs  July  6,  1968  to  Jan.  28,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Public  Works  Jan.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  137  Water  St.,  Campbellton,  N.B. 

DUBE,  HON.  JEAN-EUDES,  C.P.,  C.R.,  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  L.Ph., 
B.S.F.S.,  B.C.L.  (Restigouche).  Ne  le  6  nov.  1926  a  Matapidia, 
Que.  Fils  de  J. -Albert  Dube  et  de  Flore  Poirier,  tons  deux  Can.  fr. 
Fit  ses  itudes  au  Coll,  de  Gaspi,  QuL,  Univ.  St-Joseph,  N.-B.; 
Univ.  d’ Ottawa;  Ecole  du  Service  Extirieur,  Univ.  de  Georgetown, 
Washington,  D.C.;  Univ.  de  N.B.  Ecole  de  Droit,  St-Jean,  N.-B. 
M.  le  25  juin  1956,  d  Noella,  fille  de  J.  Edgar  Babin  de  St 
Simeon,  Que.  Deux  enjants:  Marie  Flore  Rachelle  et  Jean-Fran<;ois. 
Un  avocat.  Procureur  de  la  Courorme  (1960-61) ;  Dir.  Socidte  des 
Avocats  du  N.-B.  (1962);  Secretaire  Assoc.  Barreau  du  CM  de 
Restigouche,  echevin  du  conseil  municipal  de  Campbellton  (1959- 
63).  Mem.  Club  Richelieu  (ancien  pres.),  Club  Curling  de  Camp¬ 
bellton;  MicMac  Boating  Club  et  dir.  Federation  des  Clubs  Nau- 
tiques  du  Bas  St-Laurent.  Cand.  d  une  elect,  complementaire,  le 
29  mai  1961  et  def  ait.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  jois  d  la  C.  des  C.  i.g. 
1962.  Reelu  e.g.  1963,  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Ancien  pres.  Comite 
permanent  des  Affaires  Exterieures  de  la  C.  des  C.  et  de  1’ Assoc. 
Can.  des  Pari,  de  I’OTAN.  En  1967  premier  Can.  a  assumer  la 
prSsidence  de  I’OTAN.  Min.  des  Affaires  des  Anciens  Combattants, 
le.  6  juillet  1968  au  28  fan.  1972,  nomine  Min.  des  Travaux  Publi- 
ques  le  28  fan.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse: 
137,  rue  Water,  Campbelton,  N.-B. 

DUPONT,  RAYMOND  (Sainte-Marie).  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  3145  Mount 
Royal,  Ville  Lafleche,  Que. 

DUPRAS,  MAURICE  (Labelle).  B.  Sept.  13,  1923  at  St. 
Jerome,  Que.  S.  of  Louis  Dupras  and  Germaine  Desormeaux, 


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both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Jerome  and  Guelph,  Ont.  M.  Sept.  10, 
1951  to  Marcelle  Plouffe  of  St.  Jerome.  Three  children: 
Louis,  Carole  and  Elyse.  An  insurance  agent.  Served  RCAF 
1942-45.  Former  Pres.  Can.  Red  Cross  (St.  Jerome).  Mem. 
C.  of  C.,  Rotary,  Air  Cadet  League,  Parish  Committee 
C.E.G.E.P.,  St.  Jerome.  First  elected  H.  of  C.  by-election 
Nov.  16,  1970.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  444  Labelle  St.,  St.  Jerome,  Que. 

DUPRAS,  MAURICE  (Labelle).  Ni  le  13  sept.  1970  a  Saint- 
Jerdme,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Louis  Dupras  et  Germaine  Desormeaux,  tons 
deux  Can.  Fit  ses  etudes  d  Saint-Jirome  et  d  Guelph,  Ont.  M.  le 
10  sept.  1951  d  Marcelle  Plouffe,  de  Saint-Jerdme.  Trois  enjants: 
Louis,  Carole  et  Elyse.  Un  courtier  d’assurance  agrii.  Service  mili- 
taire,  CARC  1942-45.  Ancien  pres.  Croix-Rouge  Can.,  section  de 
Saint-Jerdme,  mem.  C.  de  C .,  Rotary,  Ligue  des  Cadets  de  I’Air, 
Comite  provincial  C.E.G.E.P.,  de  Saint-Jerdme.  Elu  pour  la  pre¬ 
miere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  election  complimentaire  du  16  nov.  1970. 
Reelu  i.g.  1972.  Pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  444,  rue 
Labelle,  Saint-Jerdme,  P.Q. 

DUQUET,  GERARD  (Quebec  East).  B.  Apr.  17,  1909 
at  Quebec,  Que.  S.  of  Adjutor  Duquet  and  Julia  Boucher 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Roch,  Que.,  Filiol  Academy, 
Quebec  and  Commercial  School  of  N.Y.  M.  Oct.  27,  1945 
to  Therese  dau.  of  Adelard  Rodrigue  of  St.  Georges, 
Beauce,  Que.  A  manager  with  People’s  Credit  Jewellers 
and  Mappins.  Vice-pres.  Les  Entreprises  Lairet  Ltd.,  Que¬ 
bec  and  Re-Novo  Reg.,  Quebec.  Pres.  St.  Jean  Baptiste 
Society  1951-55;  Ligue  des  Citoyens,  St.  Fidele,  1952;  Lib. 
Assn,  of  Eastern  Quebec  1958-61.  Vice-pres.  Liberal  Fed 
of  Que.  1960-61.  Mem.  Reform  Club,  C.  of  C.,  Merchants’ 
Assn,  and  dir.  St.  Vincent  de  Paul  Society.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Pari 
Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Transport.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic 
Address:  720  —  19th  Street,  Quebec  3,  Que. 

DUQUET,  GERARD  (Quebec-Est).  Ne  le  17  avril,  1909  d 
Quibec,  Que.  Fils  de  Adjutor  Duquet  el  Julia  Boucher  ious  deux 
Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  a  Sl-Roch,  Quibec,  Freres  St-Vincent  de 
Paul,  Quibec,  Acadimie  Filiol,  Quibec  et  Commercial  School  de 


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N.Y.  M.  le  27  oct.  1945  a  Thirese  jille  de  A  dilard  Rodrigue  de 
St-Georges,  Beauce,  Qui.  Girant  —  People’s  Credit  Jewellers 
et  Map  pins.  Vice-pris.  Les  Entreprises  Lairet  Ltie,  Quibec  et 
Re-Novo  Enr.,  Quibec.  Pris.  Soc.  St-Jean  Baptiste  1951-55; 
Ligue  des  Citoyens,  1952;  Assoc,  libirale  Quibec-Est  1958-61. 
Vice-pris.  fidiration  libirale  du  Quibec  1960-61.  Mem.  Club  de 
Riforme  de  Quibec,  C.  de  Comm.,  Assoc.  Marchands  ditaillants 
et  dir.  Sociiti  St-Vmcent  de  Paid.  F.lu  pour  la  premiire  fois  d  la 
C.  des  C.  i.g.  1965.  Reilu  i.g.  1968  et  1972.  Pari.  Sect’y  to  Min.  oj 
Transport.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  720-19 ’  Rue, 
Quibec  3,  Qui. 

ELLIS,  JOHN  RAYMOND  (Hastings).  B.  Oct.  31,  1929 
at  Campbellford,  Ont.  S.  of  Joseph  Henry  and  Elizabeth 
Alice  Sergeant.  Ed.  at  Campbellford.  M.  June  2,  1952  to 
Berta  Jean,  dau.  of  John  A.  Campbell  of  Campbellford, 
Ont.  Three  children:  Faye  Elizabeth,  Connie  Lee  and  John 
Raymond.  An  entrepreneur.  Councillor  Twp.  of  Sidney, 
1957-58.  Alderman  City  of  Belleville,  1959-63,  Mayor  1964- 
67.  Mem.  Albany  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Suite  636,  Con¬ 
federation  Bldg.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

EPP,  ARTHUR  JAKE,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Provenchur).  B. 
Sept.  1,  1939  at  St.  Boniface.  S.  of  Rev.  Jacob  Peter  Epp 
and  Margaret  Toews.  Ed.  at  Steinback,  Man.  elementary 
and  secondary  schools  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Aug.  17,  1961 
to  Lydia,  dau.  of  Rev.  P.  W.  Mortens  of  Steinback,  Man. 
One  child:  Lisa  Down.  A  light  school  teacher.  Steinback 
Councillor  1968-71.  Bd.  mem.:  Bethesdo  Hospital,  Stein¬ 
back.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Mennonite  Brethren.  Address:  P.O.  Box  1454,  Stein¬ 
back,  Man. 

ETHIER,  DENIS  (Glengarry-Prescott-Russell).  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  50,  Dalkeith,  Ont. 

FAIRWEATHER,  ROBERT  GORDON  L.,  B.C.L. 
(Fundy-Royal).  B.  Mar.  27,  1923  at  Rothesay,  N.B.  S.  of 
Jack  A.  L.  Fairweather  and  Agnes  C.  Mackeen,  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  Rothesay  Consolidated  amd  Coll.  Schools;  Osgoode 


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Hall  and  the  Univ.  of  N.B.  Degree:  Bachelor  of  Civil  Law. 

M.  June  1,  1946,  to  Nancy  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Cyril  H. 

Broughall,  Ottawa,  Ont.  Three  children:  Michael,  Wendy 
and  Hugh.  A  lawyer.  Lt.  Comdr.  RCN  (R),  Mem.  Union 
Club,  Royal  Can.  Legion  and  Can.  Inst,  of  International 
Affairs.  Mem.  of  the  N.B.  Legis.,  1952,  1956  and 

1960.  Attorney-General  of  N.B.,  1958  to  1960.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  June  18,  1962,  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965, 
1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
P.0.  Box  10,  Rothesay,  King’s  Co.,  N.B. 

FAULKNER,  HON.  JAMES  HUGH,  P.C.,  B.A.  (Peter¬ 
borough).  B.  Mar.  9,  1933  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  George 
V.  Faulkner  and  Elizabeth  Baird  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Lakefield 
Coll.  School,  McGill  Univ.,  Centre  d’Etudes  Industrielles 
and  Carleton  Univ.  A  teacher.  Mem.  Peterborough  Boys 
Club,  Peterborough  Historical  Society,  Peterborough  Chapt. 
Ont.  Heart  Foundation,  Can.  Mental  Health  Assn.,  Peter¬ 
borough  Golf  Club,  Canadian  Club,  U.N.  Peterborough 
Chapt.,  Theatre  Guild  Inc.,  Can.  NATO  Pari.  Assn,  and 
Inter  Pari.  Union.  Cand.  g.e.  1962  and  1963  and  def.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972. 
Deputy  Speaker,  1969-70.  Pari.  Sect’y  to  Secretary  of  State. 
Apptd.  Sect’y.  of  State  of  Canada,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Address:  Lakefield,  Ont. 

FIRTH,  WALLY  (Northwest  Territories).  B.  Jan.  25, 
1935  at  Ft.  McPherson,  N.W.T.  S.  of  William  Firth  and 
Mary  Wilson.  Ed.  at  Fort  McPherson  Federal  Day  School. 
A  Native  Rights  Worker,  fur  trader,  commercial  pilot  and 
broadcaster.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 

N. D.P.  Address:  180  Argyle  Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ontario.' 

FLEMING,  JAMES  SYDNEY  CLARK,  B.A.  (York 
West).  B.  Oct.  30,  1939  at  Kitchener,  Ont.  S.  of  Alexander 
Fleming  and  Alice  Evelyn  McVannel.  Ed.:  Sheppard  PS 
Kitchener -W aterloo  Colleg.  Instit.,  Eastwood  College  In- 
stit.  and  Univ.  College.  M.  Nov.  30,  1971  to  Ilona,  dau.  of 
Arnold  Snepers  of  Hamilton,  Ont.  A  broadcast  journalist. 
Past-Pres.  Toronto  Municipal  Press  Gallery  1966.  Dir.  Cam 
Society  for  Abolition  of  Death  Penalty  1971-72.  Pol.  Cand. 


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Ont.  g.e.  1971  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  2099  Law¬ 
rence  Ave.  W.,  Apt.  701,  Weston,  Ont. 

FORRESTALL,  JOHN  MICHAEL  WILLIAM  CURPHEY, 
(Dartmouth-Halifax  East).  B.  Sept.  23,  1932  at  Deep 
Brook,  N.S.  S.  of  Thomas  Patrick  Forrestail  and  Esther 
Curphey  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Mary’s  Univ.  M.  Sept.  3, 
1955  to  Mary  Margaret  dau.  of  A.  D.  Currie  of  Halifax, 
N.S.  Two  children:  Mai'y  Ellen  and  Daniel  Patrick.  A 
businessman.  Resigned  as  manager  of  Air  Atlantic  Ltd. 
Mem.  Halifax  Bd.  of  Trade,  Halifax  Flying  Club,  COPA, 
Kinsman  Club,  Holy  Name  Society  and  K.  of  C.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  58,  Ponderosa  Dr., 
Dartmouth,  Halifax  Co.,  N.S. 

FORTIN,  ANDRE-GILLES,  B.A.,  B.Ped.,  Br.A.  (Lotbi- 
niere).  B.  Nov.  13,  1943  at  Granby,  Que.  S.  of  Weilie 
Fortin  and  Delvina  Dumoulin,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at 
Granby,  St.  Anicet,  Victoriaville  and  Hull  schools.  M.  Aug. 
6,  1966  to  Francoise  Perreault  of  Victoriaville.  One  child: 
Charles.  A  professor.  Mem.  C.  of  C.,  Jr.  C.  of  C.  and 
Club  Mousquetaires.  Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  84  Gaudet  Ave.,  Victo¬ 
riaville,  Que. 

FORTIN,  ANDRE-GILLES,  B.A.,  B.Ped.,  Br.A.  (Lotbiniere). 
Ne  le  13  nov.  1943  a  Granby,  Qui.  Fils  de  Weilie  Fortin  et 
Delvina  Dumoulin,  tous  deux  Can.-fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  aux  icoles 
de  Granby,  Saint-Anicet,  Victoriaville  et  Hull.  M.  le  6  aout 
1966  a.  FranQoi.se  Perreaidt  de  Victoriaville.  Un  enfant:  Charles. 

-  Un  professeur.  Mem.  C.  de  C.  et  C.  de  C.  jr  et  Club  M  ousque- 
taires.  Cand.  e.g.  1965  et  def.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a.  la 
C.  des  C.  e.g.  1968.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  C.S.  Rel.:  catho- 
lique.  Adresse:  84,  ave  Gaudet,  Victoriaville,  Que. 

FOSTER,  MAURICE  BRYDON,  DVM.  (Algoma).  B. 
Sept.  8,  1933  at  Bloomfield,  Ont.  S.  of  Dunam  N.  Foster, 
Can.  of  United  Empire  Loyalist  descent  and  Agnes  Mary 
Anderson,  Can.  of  Scottish  descent.  Ed.  at  Bloomfield  P.S., 


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Picton  Collegiate  Inst,  and  Ont.  Veterinary  College.  M. 
Aug.  20,  1955  to  Janet  Catherine  Kerr  of  Picton,  Ont.  Four 
children:  Peter,  Andrew,  Peggy  and  James.  A  veterina¬ 
rian.  Chairman  Algoma  Dist.  School  Area  #1,  1966-69. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Apptd.  Deleg.  to  Interparliamentary  Conf.,  New-Delhi, 
India,  1969.  Mem.  Pari.  Deleg.  to  26th  Assent,  of  U.N.  1971. 
Deputy  Chief  Whip.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United.  Address: 
P.O.  Box  29,  Mink  Point  Rd.,  Desbarats,  Ont. 

FOX,  FRANCIS,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  D.E.S.,  LL.M.,  M.A.  (Ar- 
genteuil-Deux-Montagnes) .  B.  Dec.  2,  1939  at  Montreal.  S. 
of  Francis  Moore  Fox  and  Pauline  Taschereau.  Ed.  at 
College  Jean  de  Brebeuf;  Univ.  of  Montreal;  Harvard  and 
Oxford.  M.  August  21,  1965  to  Jean  Pennefather.  One  son 
A  lawyer.  Mem.:  Que.  Bar.  Elected  Rhodes  Scholar  for 
Prov.  of  Que.  (1964).  Special  Ass’t.  to  Min.  of  Consumer 
and  Corporate  Affairs,  1968-69  and  to  Prime  Minister  1970- 
72.  Guest  Lecturer  in  law  at  Univ.  of  Montreal,  1970-72. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
33  St.  Sulpice,  Oka,  Quebec. 


FRANK,  WILLIAM  CHARLES  (Middlesex).  B.  July  24, 
1923  at  Hyde  Park,  Ont.  S.  of  Charles  John  Pickering  Frank 
and  Rosella  May  McBain.  Ed.:  School  Districts  9  and  13 
Lobo  and  London  Twnsp.  and  H.  B.  Beal  Technical  School! 
M.  May  12,  1945  to  Margaret  Thelma,  dau.  of  Alex  Taylor 
of  Ilderton,  Ont.  Four  children:  Ruth  Dianne  (Mrs.  Clifford 
Dickie),  William  David,  Charles  Alexander,  Marianne 
Rosella.  Pres.  Hyde  Park  Farm  Supply  Ltd.  Mem.:  London 
Township  Planning  Board  and  East  Middlesex  District 
Secondary  School  Bd.  Dir.  London  C.  of  C.  1971-72.  Chair¬ 
man  Ont.  Poultry  Conference  and  Exhibition  1970-71-72 
Mem.:  London  Township  Agric.  Society,  Strathroy  Country 
Club  and  London  C.  of  C.  Cand.  1968  Federal  g.e.  and  def. 
first  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
United.  Address:  Hyde  Park,  Ontario. 


FRASER,  John  Allen,  LL.B.  (Vancouver  South).  B.  Dec. 
5,  1931  at  Yokohama,  Japan.  S.  of  Clarence  Rosswell 


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Fraser  and  Lottie  Livina  Irene  Robinson.  Ed.  at  Vancou¬ 
ver,  Quilchena  Elem.  School,  Point  Grey  Jr.  H.S.,  Prince 
of  Wales  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  May  14,  1960  to  Cathe¬ 
rine  Rose,  dau.  of  William  Fraser  Findlay  of  Carleton 
Place,  Ont.  Three  children:  Sheena  Catherine,  Anna  Rose 
and  Mary  Ellen.  A  barrister.  Cand.  1968  Federal  g.e.  and 
def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  2065  W.  35th  Ave.,  Vancouver, 
B.C. 

GAUTHIER,  CHARLES-ARTHUR  (Roberval).  B.  Maj 
12,  1913  at  Mistassini,  Que.  S.  of  Pierre  Gauthier  and  Rose 
Tremblay  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  Mistassini  primary  schools, 
St.  Victor  de  Beauce  Seminary  and  Chicoutimi  Seminary. 
M.  June  9,  1939  to  Laurette  Larouche  of  Mistassini.  Eight 
children.  Owner  of  furniture  business  and  funeral  parlor, 
Prov.  Dir.  Undertakers  Assn.  Alderman  Mistassini  for 
eight  years  and  mayor  for  two.  Pres.  School  Board  for 
fourteen  years.  Mem.  Board  of  Dir.  Caisse  Populaire,  Mis¬ 
tassini.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  4th  degree  and  Chamber  of  Com¬ 
merce.  First  elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Party  Whip,  Rallie- 
mentment  des  Creditistes.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  122  de  l’Eglise  St.,  Mistassini,  Que. 

GAUTHIER,  CHARLES  ARTHUR  (Roberval).  Ne  le  12  mai 
1913  a  Mistassini,  Que.  Fils  de  Pierre  Gauthier  et  Rose  Tremblay 
lous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  primaires  a.  Mistassini  et  ses 
Studes  classiques  au  SSminaire  de  St-Victor  de  Beauce  et  au 
Siminaire  de  Chicoutimi.  M.  le  9  juin  1939  a  Laurette  Larouche 
de  Mistassini.  Pere  de  huit  enfants.  Propriitaire  d’un  commerce 
de  meubles  et  d’entreprise  fun&raire  depuis  1940.  Dir.  prov.  Assoc, 
des  entrepreneurs  et  fondateur  de  la  Cooperative  de  consommation 
de  Mistassini.  Echevin  Mistassini  pendant  huit  ans  et  maire  pen¬ 
dant  deux.  Pris.  Commission  scolaire  pendant  quatorze  ans  et 
pris.  de  dist.  a  la  Comm,  scolaire  diocisaine  durant  huit  ans. 
Mem.  Bureau  de  dir.  de  la  Caisse  Populaire  de  Mistassini.  Mem. 
Chevaliers  de  Colomb  4e  degri  et  de  la  Chambre  de  Commerce. 
Elu  pour  la  premilre  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  S.g.  1962.  Ri-ilu  i.g. 
1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Nomme  Whip  du  Rdlliement  des  Cre- 


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ditistes.  Parti  pol.:  C.S.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  122,  rue  de 
I’Eglise,  Mistassini,  Que. 


GAUTHIER,  JEAN-ROBERT  (Ottawa  East).  B.  Oct.  22, 
1929  at  Ottawa.  S.  of  George  and  Beulah  Gauthier.  Ed.  at 
Garneau  P.S.;  Ottawa  Technical  H.S.;  College  St.  Alexan¬ 
dre,  Limbour,  Que.  and  Chiropractic  College  of  Toronto. 
M.  Feb.  25,  1957  to  Monique,  dau.  of  Hector  Lemieux  of 
Hull,  Que.  Four  children:  Jean-Frangois,  Pierre,  Vincent 
and  Nathalie.  A  chiropractor.  Dir.,  Ont.  Chiropractic  Assoc. 
1960.  Mem.:  Club  Richelieu,  Ottawa  since  1961,  Pres.  1966. 
Mem.:  Richelieu  Day  Camp  and  School  of  Natural  Sciences 
for  Ottawa  S.S.  Bd.  Mem.:  School  Bd.,  Munic.  of  Gloucester 
Admin.  Unit  No.  1,  1961-66  and  Ch.  for  four  years.  Mem.: 
Colleg.  Bd.  of  Ottawa;  Vice-Ch.  Management  Com.  1969. 
Elected  to  Ottawa  Bd.  of  Educ.  1969,  and  Vice-Ch.  1971. 
“Man  of  the  Year”  Award,  1970  by  Jr.  C.  of  C.  of  Ottawa- 
Vanier.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1744  Dorset  Dr.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


GAUTHIER,  JEAN-ROBERT  (Ottawa  East).  Ne  le  22  oct. 
1929  d  Ottawa,  Ont.  Fils  de  George  et  Beulah  Gauthier.  Fit  ses 
ktudes  a  I’ecole  Garneau,  Ecole  Technique,  Ottawa,  Coll.  St- 
Alexandre,  Limbour,  P.Q.  et  Coll,  de  Chiro pratique,  Toronto. 
M.  le  25  jev.  1957  a  Monique,  fille  de  Hector  Lemieux  de  Hull. 
Quatre  enjants:  Jean-Frangois,  Pierre,  Vincent  et  Nathalie.  Un 
chiro practeur.  Dir.  Ont.  Chiropractic  Assoc.  1960.  Mem.  Club 
Richelieu,  Ottawa  depuis  1961  et  pres.  1966.  Mem.  Camp  de 
Jour  Richelieu  et  de  I’icole  des  Sciences  Naturelles  des  Ecoles 
Separees  d’Ottawa  et  pres,  du  comite  1968-69-70.  Mem.  Comm, 
scolaire,  Unite  administrative  #  1,  Municipalite  de  Gloucester, 
1961-66  et  pres.  4  ans ..  Nommi  Collegiate  Bd.  d’Ottawa  1967- 
68-69.  Elu  Conseil  scolaire  d’Ottawa  1969,  vice- pres.  1971.  Choisi 
Homme  de  I’aimee  par  la  Jeune  Chambre  Ottawa-V anier ,  1970 
Elu  pour  la  premiere  jois  d  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  1972  Part  pol  • 
Lib.  Rel:  catholique.  Adresse:  1744  Dorset  Dr.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


GENDRON,  ROSAIRE,  B.A.,  M.S.C.,  R.I.A.,  Adm.P. 
( Riviere-du-Loup-T emiscouata ) .  B.  Oct.  19,  1920  at  Saint- 
Frangois-Xayier  de  Riviere  du  Loup,  Que.  S.  of  Irenee 
Gendron  and  Emilia  Lavoie  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Francis 


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Xavier  Coll.,  Riviere  du  Loup,  Ste  Anne  de  la  Pocatiere, 
St.  Victor  and  Levis,  Laval  U.  Diploma  “In  the  Principles 
and  Practice  of  Investment  Finance  in  Can.”  from  The 
Investment  Dealers’  Assn,  of  Can.  M.  Sept.  4,  1948  to 
Marie  Thibault  of  Riviere  du  Loup.  Eight  children:  Helene, 
Rene,  Beatrice,  Louis,  Robert,  Marc,  Paul-Etienne  and  Ro- 
saire.  An  accountant.  Mem.  firm  of  Lapointe,  Gendron  & 
Madore  and  dir.  Placements  Collectifs  Inc.  and  pres.  Com- 
pagnie  de  Placement  du  Bas  Saint  Laurent  Ltd.  First 
vice-pres.  Union  of  Municipalities  Prov.  of  Que.  and  pres. 
1964.  Mayor  Riviere  du  Loup  1956  to  1968.  Exec,  vicenpres. 
Chamber  of  Commerce  Prov.  of  Que.  Mem.  Chevalier  of 
the  Order  of  Saint  Gregoire  le  Grand  1960,  K.  of  C.  4th 
degree,  Richelieu  Club,  ex-pres.  Chamber  of  Commerce  of 
Riviere  du  Loup  and  St.  Jean  Baptiste  Society.  Cand.  g.e. 
1962  and  def.  First  elected  to  the  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to 
Min.  of  National  and  Welfare  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  41  de  la  Cour  St.,  Riviere-du-Loup,  Que. 

GENDRON,  ROSAIRE,  B.A.,  M.S.C.,  R.I.A.,  Adm.P.  (Rivitre- 
du-Loup-Temiscouata) .  Ne  le  19  oct.  1920  d  St-Frangois-Xavier 
de  Riviere-du-Loup,  Que.  Fils  d’lrenee  Gendron  et  Emilia  Lavoie, 
tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  Etudes  primaires  au  Coll.  Frangois- 
Xavier  de  Riviere-du-Loup,  ses  etudes  classiques  a  Ste  Anne  de 
la  Pocatiere,  St-Victor  et  Levis,  I’univ.  Laval  et  diplome  “In  the 
Principles  and  Practice  of  Investment  Finance  in  Canada”  de 
I’Assoc.  des  Investments  Dealers  of  Can.  M.  le  4  sept.  1948  a 
Marie  Thibault  de  Riviere-du-Loup,  Huit  enfants:  Helene,  Renl, 
Beatrice,  Louis,  Robert,  Marc,  Paul-Etienne  et  Rosaire.  Un 
comptable  licencie.  Mem.  de  Lapointe,  Gendron  &  Madore;  dir. 
des  Placements  Collectifs  Inc.,  pres.  Cie  de  Placement  du  Bas 
Saint  Laurent  Ltee.  Premier  vice-pres.  Union  des  Municipality 
de  la  prov.  de  Que.  et  pres.  1964.  Maire  de  Riviere-du-Loup 
1956  a.  1968.  Ex-vice-pres.  Chambre  de  Commerce  prov.  Que. 
Chevalier  de  I’Ordre  de  St-Gregoire-le-Grand  en  1960;  mem. 
Chevaliers  de  Colomb  4 '  degre,  Club  Richelieu  de  Riviere-du- 
Loup;  ex-pres.  Chambre  de  Commerce  Senior  et  mem.  Sociiti 
Saint- J ean-Baptiste.  Cand.  e.g.  1962  et  defait.  Elu  pour  la  pre¬ 
miere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  1963.  Rdelu  e.g.  1965,  1968  et  1972, 


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Nomme  secretaire  pari,  au  Min.  de  la  Sante  et  du  Bien-etre  Social 
1968.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  41,  rue  de  la 
Com,  Riviere-du-Loup,  Que. 


GILBERT,  JOHN,  B.A.  (Broadview).  B.  Sept.  12,  1921 
at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  John  and  Eleanor  Gilbert  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Jarvis  Coll.,  Toronto,  Univ.  of  Toronto  and 
Osgoode  Hall.  M.  Sept.  15,  1945  to  Edna  Nora  dau.  of 
Esther  Law  of  Huntsville,  Ont.  Three  children:  John 
Gordon,  Gwenyth  Nora,  and  Peter  Charles.  A  lawyer. 
Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1963  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  6  Playter  Blvd.,  Toronto  6,  Ont. 


GILLESPIE,  HON.  ALASTAIR  WILLIAM,  M.A.,  M.Com. 
(Etobicoke).  B.  May  1,  1922  at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of  Errol 
Pilkington  and  Catherine  Beatrice  Gillespie,  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  St.  Michael’s  School  and  Brentwood  College,  Vic¬ 
toria;  Univ.  of  B.C.;  McGill  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Toronto; 
Oxford  Univ.,  Rhodes  Scholar.  M.  June  17,  1947  to  Diana 
Christie  Clark  of  Toronto.  Two  children:  Cynthia  and  Ian. 
At  time  of  election  a  business  executive,  Vice-President 
and  Director  Canadian  Corporate  Management  Co.  Ltd  , 
Toronto.  Pres.  Welmet  Industries  Ltd.,  Welland,  Pres. 
Canadian  Chromalox  Co.,  Rexdale.  Director  Richardson, 
Bond  &  Wright  Ltd.,  Owen  Sound,  Director,  International 
Equipment  Company  Ltd.,  Montreal,  Director  Larkin  Lum- 
bci  Company  Limited,  Toronto,  Director  Mechanics  for 
Electronics  Inc.,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Director  W.  J.  Gage 
Limited,  Scarborough.  Served  R.C.N.V.R.  (Lt.),  1941-45. 
Special  Lecturer  U.  of  T.  Business  School  in  Marketing 
Research  1950-53.  Sect’y.  Ont.  Selection  Comm,  for  Rhodes 
Scholarships,  1958-64.  Chairman  Exec.  Comm.  Can.  Inst,  on 
Public  Affairs,  1962-64,  dir.  1954-65.  Mem.  Medical  Policy 

Bll<,lg<;t  Comm-  Hospital  for  Sick  Children 
1965-68.  iVlem.  IJuke  of  Edinborough  Second  Coramon- 
wealth  Conf  1962.  Exec.  Lib.  Party  in  Ont.,  1965-68.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Leader 
?o«n  De]eL°nf  Parliamentarians  to  North  Atlantic  Assem. 
1969  and  1J70.  Appointed  Parliamentary  Secretary  to  Pres. 


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of  Treasury  Board,  1970.  Min.  of  State  for  Science  and 
Technology  Aug.  12,  1971  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Industry, 
Trade  and  Commerce,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.  Lib.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address  376  Russell  Hill  Rd.,  Toronto  7,  Ontario. 

GILLIES,  JAMES  McPHAIL,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Don 
Valley).  B.  Nov.  2,  1924  at  Teeswater,  Ont.  S.  of  John 
Midford  Gillies  and  Gladys  Irene  MacPherson.  Ed.  at 
Teeswater  P.S.  and  H.S.;  Univ.  of  Western  Ont.;  Brown 
Univ.,  Providence,  R.I.  and  Indiana  Univ.,  Bloomington, 
Ind.  M.  Dec.  30,  1953  to  Elizabeth  Louise,  dau.  of  Harry 
Etienne  Matson  of  Chicago,  Ill.,  USA.  Four  children:  David, 
Catharine,  James  and  Edward.  An  educator  and  economist. 
Chairman,  Ont.  Economic  Council,  1971-72.  Served  RCAF 
1944-45.  Mem.  Univ.  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  73 
Fairway  Heights  Dr.,  Thornhill,  Ont. 

GLEAVE,  A.  P.  (Saskatoon-Biggar).  B.  June  6,  1911 
at  Embro,  Ont.  S.  of  Robert  Pennel  Gleave,  English  and 
Mary  Pullen,  Can.  Ed.  at  Coady’s  Comers  P.S.,  Ont., 
Norquay  P.S.,  Sask.,  Swanson  and  Perdue  Sask.  H.  S.  and 
Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  Apr.  6,  1961  to  Mary  Rees  of  London,  Eng. 
One  son:  Sheldon.  A  grain  fanmer  and  reg.  seed  grower. 
Dir.  United  Farmers  of  Can.,  1948-49.  Dir.  Sask.  Farmers 
Union  1949-54,  vice-pres.  1955-57,  and  pres.  1957-62.  Life 
mem.  Sask.  Farmers  Union.  Editor  “Union  Farmer” 
1957-59.  Pres.  National  Farmers  Union  1961-65.  Pres. 
Biggar  Co-Op.  Assn.  Mem.  Advisory  Comm.  Can.  Wheat 
Bd.,  Economic  Council  of  Can.,  Advisory  Comm.  Farm 
Credit  Corp.  and  on  executive  Diamond  Jubilee  &  Cen¬ 
tennial  Corp.  Delegate  International  Wheat  Agreement 
negotiations,  Geneva,  1959  and  1962.  Dir.  Can.  Fed.  of 
Agric.,  Sask.  Power  Corp.,  Can.  Co-Operative  Implements 
Ltd  and  Agricultural  Economics  Research  Council. 
Served  on  Federal  Exec.  N.D.P.  and  Sask.  Exec.  Provin¬ 
cial  N.D.P.  Chairman  N.D.P.  Federal  caucus.  Mem.  Biggar 
Masonic  Lodge  A.F.  &  A.M.  Cand.  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Unitarian.  Address:  P.O.  Box  807,  Biggar, 
Sask. 


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GODIN,  ROLAND  (Portneuf).  B.  Oct.  11,  1926  at  Neu- 
ville,  Que.  S.  of  David  Godin  and  Lucienne  Gingras  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Ste.  Anne  de  la  Pocatiere,  Que.  M.  June  23, 
1956  to  Lise  dau.  of  Joseph  Dore  of  Neuville.  Five  chil¬ 
dren:  Lucie,  Guy,  Michel,  Celine  and  Carole.  A  manager. 
Pres.  Cercle  Eleveur,  1943-46  et  sect’y.  U.C.C.  1948-52. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968. 
and  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1562 
Notre-Dame  St.,  Les  Ecureuils,  Portneuf  Co.,  Que. 


GODIN,  ROLAND  (Portneuf).  Ne  le  11  oct.,  1926  a  Neuville, 
Que.  Fils  de  David  Godin  et  Lucienne  Gingras,  tous  deux  Can  jr. 
Fit  ses  etudes  a  Ste-Anne  de  la  Pocatiere,  Qut.  M.  le  23  juin, 
1956  a  Lise  fille  de  Joseph  Dori  de  Neuville.  Cinq  enfants:  Lucie 
Guy,  Michel,  Celine  et  Carole.  Un  girant.  Pris.  Cercle  Eleveur 
1943-46  et  secretaire  U.C.C.  Local  1948-52.  Elu  pour  la  Premitre 
jois  d  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1965.  Rielu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Parti  pol.: 
C.S.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  1562,  me  Notre-Dame,  Les  Ecu¬ 
reuils,  Cte  Portneuf,  Que.  L 


GOYER,  HON.  JEAN-PIERRE,  P.C.,  B.A.,  S.A.,  LL.B. 
(Dollard).  B.  Jan.  17,  1932  at  St.  Laurent,  Que.  S.  of  Gilbert 
and  Marie-Ange  Goyer,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Notre-Dame  des 
Neiges  School,  Beaudet  School,  Saint-Laurent  Coll.,  Ste- 
Marie  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  June  24,  1960  to 
Michelle  dau.  of  Charles-Auguste  Gascon  of  Montreal. 
Two  children:  Christine  and  Sophie.  A  lawyer.  Mem. 
Can.  Inst,  of  Public  Affairs,  Reform  Club,  Can.  Assn,  of 
Parlamentarians  to  NATO  and  the  Commonwealth  and 
the  Can.  Group  of  the  Interparliamentary  Union.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972. 
Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Secretary  of  State  for  External 
Affairs  1968.  Solicitor  General  of  Canada,  Dec.  22  1970 
APPtd.  Min.  of  Supply  and  Services,  Nov. 
27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  935  Lindsay. 
St.  Laurent, 


GOYER  HON.  JEAN-PIERRE,  C.P,  B.A.,  S.A.,  LL.B.  (Dol- 
lard).  Ne  le  17  fan.  1932  d  Saint-Laurent,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Gilbert  et 
Mane-Ange  Goyer  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  a  I’tcole  Notre- 
Dame  des  Neiges  I’tcole  Beaudet,  au  Coll.  Saint-Laurent.  Coll 
Ste-Mane  et  a  l  Univ.  de  Monlrtal.  M.  le  24  juin,  1960  d  Michelle 


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fille  de  Charles-Auguste  Gascon  de  Montreal.  Deux  enfants: 
Christine  et  Sophie.  Un  avocat.  Mem.  Inst.  can.  des  affaires 
publiques,  Club  de  R&jorme,  de  l’ Association  can.  des  parle- 
mentaires  de  VOTAN  et  du  Commonwealth,  et  mem.  groupe  can. 
de  I’Union  interparlementaire.  Ehi  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la 
C.  des  C.  e.g.  1965.  Rdilu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Nomme  secritaire 
pari,  an  Secretaire  d’Etat  aux  Affaires  Exterieures  1968.  Solliciteur 
generate  du  Canada  le  22  dec.  1970  an  27  non.  1972.  Nomme 
Min.  des  Approvisionnements  et  Services,  nov.  27,  1972.  Parti 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  995,  rue  Lindsay,  Saint- 
Laurent,  Que. 

GRAFFTEY,  W.  SEWARD  (Brome-Missisquoi).  First 
elected  to  H  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Vic¬ 
toria  St.,  Knowlton,  Que. 

GRAY,  HON.  HERBERT  E.,  P.C.,  B.Com.  (Windsor  West). 
B.  May  25,  1931,  at  Windsor,  Ont.  S.  of  Harry  Gray  and 
Fannie  Lifitz.  Ed.  Victoria  Public  School,  Kennedy  Coll.  Inst. 
(Windsor);  School  of  Commerce,  McGill  Univ.  (Montreal) 
(B.Com.);  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School  (Toronto).  M.  July 

23,  1967  to  Sharon  Sholzberg  of  Ville  St.  Laurent,  Que. 
A  lawver.  Mem.  Windsor  Jaycees  (pres.  1961-62),  Riche¬ 
lieu  Club,  B’Nai  B’Rith,  Cdn.  Govt,  observer  Inter- 
American  Conf.  of  Ministers  of  Labour,  Bogota  (May, 
1963);  Vice-Chairman  Cdn.  del.  to  NATO  Pari.  Conf.  Paris, 
1963.  Mem.  Cdn.  Del.  Can.-France  Interparliamentary  Conf., 
1966-  Mem  Cdn.  Del.  to  International  Monetary  Fund  and 
World  Bank  Mtg.  1967,  1969  and  1970;  Mem.  Cdn.  Del.  Cda- 
US.  Interparliamentary  Conf.  1967-68.  Co-Chairman  Cdn. 
Deleg.  to  O.E.C.D.  Ministerial  Meeting  1970;  Leader  of  Con. 
Deleg.  Commonwealth  Finance  Ministers  Meeting,  1970. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963, 
1965,  1988  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Finance 
Aug.  1968.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  Oct.  20,  1969  to  Sept. 

24,  1970.  Min.  of  National  Revenue,  Sept.  24,  1970  and  Nov. 
27,  1972.  Min.  of  Consumer  and  Corporate  Affairs,  Nov.  27, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Jewish.  Address:  274  Giles 
Blvd.,  Apt.  402,  Windsor,  Ont. 

GRIER,  TEDENCE  WYLY,  M.A.  (Toronto-Lakeshore). 
B.  Aug.  12,  1936  at  Lennoxville,  Que.  S.  of  Crawford  Grier 


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and  Ruth  Pettit.  Ed.  at  Bishops  College  School,  Lennox- 
ville  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  Dec.  5,  1958  to  Ruth  Anna, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Dowds  of  Dublin  and  Toronto.  Three 
children:  David  Terence,  Timothy  Alexander  and  Patrick 
Wyly.  A  College  Teacher.  Cand.  g.e.  1968  and  def.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Angli¬ 
can.  Address:  74  Arcadian  Circle,  Toronto. 


GUAY,  JOSEPH-PHILIPPE  (St.  Boniface).  B.  Oct.  4, 
1915  at  St.  Vital,  Man.  Ed.  at  Ste-Anne  des  Chenes,  Man. 
and  Winnipeg.  M.  Oct.  4,  1941  to  Marguerite  Bouvier  of 
Meyronne,  Sask.  Seven  children:  Renald,  Claudette,  Mar- 
jolaine,  Gerard,  Gilbert,  Lanyse  and  Remi  (adopted). 
Owner  of  Guay’s  Shoes,  St.  Boniface.  Served  R.C.N.  5  yrs. 
Elected  to  St.  Boniface  Council  1956,  Mayor  1960-68.  First 
Chairman  St.  Boniface  Advisory  Planning  Comm.  Mem. 
Bd.  and  executive  of  Metropolitan  Planning  Comm,  of 
Greater  Winnipeg  and  Metropolitan  Civil  Defence  Bd. 
Vice  Chairman  St.  Boniface  and  Winnipeg  Rivers  and 
Streams  Protection  Authority  and  of  Harbour  Comm. 
Mem.  exec.  Union  Man.  Municipalities.  Past  Pres.  Man 
Urban  Assn.  Chairman  St.  Boniface  Police  Comm  Exec 
me-m.  &  Vice-Pres.  and  Regional  Chairman  Can.  Fed.  of 
Mayors  &  Municipalities.  Hon.  mem.  Bd.  of  Dir.  St  Boni- 
face  Hospital.  Hon.  Pres.  Man.  Boy  Scout  Assn.  Apptd. 
;Yr  Knight  of  St.  Gregory  the  Great  1957.  Coronation 
Medal  1953.  Apptd.  Mem.  Municipal  Advisory  Committee 
£r,°.v-  Govt-  1962-66.  Mem.  International  Assn,  of  Chiefs 
of  Police  to  1968.  Centennial  Medal  1967.  Mem.  Man.  Lib. 
Party.  Mem.  Assoc.  d’Education  des  Canadiens  francais  du 
Man.  Mem.  Exec.  Bd.  United  Way  of  Greater  Winnipeg  3 
years.  Mem.  Societe  Historique  de  St-Boniface,  Kiwanis, 
Norwood  St.  Boniface  Legion,  Cercle  Ouvrier,  Native  Sons 
of  Canada,  K.  of  C.,  Le  Cercle  Moliere  and  H.M.C.S. 
Chippawa.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Minfof  Transport,  1912. 
Party  pol.  Lib.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  141  Monk  Ave.,  St 
Boniface,  Man.  ’ 


,e?^^°r^HJHIL,I.PPE  1  Saint-B oniface ) .  Ni  le  4  act. 
1915  a  Saint-Vital,  Man  Fit  ses  itudes  h  Sainte-Arune-des-Chenes, 
Man.  et  Winnipeg.  M.  le  4  act.  1941  d.  Marguerite  Bouvier  de 


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Meyronne,  Sask.  Sept  enjants:  Rinald,  Claudette,  Marjolaine, 
Girard,  Gilbert,  Lanyse  et  Rirtti  (adopti).  Propnilaire  du 
magasin  a  chaussures  Guay,  Saint-Bonijace.  Mem.  marine  can. 
5  ans.  Elu  conseil  Saint-Boniface  1956  et  maire  de  1960  a  1968. 
Mem.  de  plusieurs  autres  organisations.  MidaUle  du  Couronne- 
ment  1953.  Medaille  du  Centenaire  1967.  Mem.  du  parti  liberal 
du  Man.  et  de  I’assoc.  d’iducation  des  Canadiens-Fran(ais  du 
Man.  Mem.  Sociite  Historique  de  Saint-Boniface,  Kiwanis, 
Ligion  Can.,  Cercle  Ouvrier,  Native  Sons  of  Canada,  Chevaliers 
de  Colomb,  Le  Cercle  Moliire  et  H.M.CS.  Chippawa.  Elu  pour 
la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1968.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Nomme 
Sec.  pari,  au  Min.  des  Transports,  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
catkolique.  Adresse:  141,  avenue  Monk,  Saint-Boniface,  Man. 

GUAY,  RAYNALD  JOSEPH  ALBERT,  B.A.,  LL.L. 
(Levis).  B.  March  31,  1933  at  Lauzon,  Que.  S.  of  Antonio 
Guay  and  Germaine  Carrier  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Lauzon 
schools,  Levis  Coll.,  Laval  Univ.  and  Sherbrooke  Univ. 
M.  Jan.  11,  1964  to  Celine  dau.  of  Ovila  Nolet  of  Levis, 
Que.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  C.  of  C.,  Richelieu  and  Young  Com¬ 
merce.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Justine, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  494  St. 
Joseph  St.,  Lauzon,  Que. 

GUAY,  RAYNALD  JOSEPH  ALBERT,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Levis). 
Ni  le  31  mars,  1933  d  Lauzon,  Que.  Fils  d’Antonio  Guay  et 
Germaine  Carrier  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  a  Lauzon, 
au  coll,  de  Levis,  a  I’univ.  Laval  et  a,  I’univ.  Sherbrooke.  M.  le 
11  fan.,  1964  a,  Celine  fille  d’ Ovila  Nolet  de  Livis,  Qui.  Mem. 
Chambre  de  Commerce,  Richelieu  et  Jeune  Commerce.  Elu  pour 
la  premiere  fois  a.  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1963.  Reelu  e.g.  1965,  1968  et 
1972.  Nomme  Sec.  pari,  au  Min.  de  la  Justice,  1972.  Parti  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  494,  rue  St-Joseph,  Lauzon,  P.Q. 

GUILBAULT,  JACQUES,  B.Sc.A.  (Saint-Jacques).  B. 
Oct.  29,  1936  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Frangois  Albert 
Guilbault  and  Florencia  Chevalier,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at 
St.  Arsene  Orphanage,  Roussin  College  and  Polytechnical 
School  of  Univ.  of  Montreal.  A  professional  engineer.  Dir. 
Jr.  C.  of  C.  of  Montreal  1959-62  and  Montreal  Philarmonic 
Orchestra  1960-62.  Vicenpres.  Junior  Lib.  Fed.  of  Can. 


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1963-65.  Pres.  Junior  Lib.  Fed.  of  Que.  1965-66.  Mem. 
Engineers  Corp.  of  Que.  Cand.  Que.  g.e.  1966  and  def 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  1765  St.  Andre  St 
Montreal,  Que. 


GIRLBAULT,  JACQUES,  B.Sc.A.  (Saint-Jacques).  Ni  le 
oct‘  Montrial,  Qui.  Fils  de  Francois  Albert  Guilbault  et 

Plorencta  Chevalier,  tous  deux  Can.-fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  a  I'Orphe- 
U!iat  St~Ars*ne>  Co11-  Roussin  et  VEcole  Poly  technique  de  I’Univ. 
de  Montrial  Un  inginieur  professionnel.  Dir.  de  la  Chambre  de 
C  ommerce.  des  Jeunes  de  Montrial  1959-1962  et  de  I’Orchestre 
Pkuarmoma  de  Montrial  1960-1962.  Vice-pris.  de  la  Fidiration 
des  Jeunes  Lib.  du  Can.  1963-1965  et  Pris.  de  la  Fidiration  des 
Jeunes  Lib  du  Quibec  1965-1966.  Mem.  de  la  Corporation  des 
ngemeurs  du  Quibec.  Cand.  Ligis.  du  Quebec  i.g.  1966  et  dif 
for  JT }?  pr,emfe  f°is  &  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  1968.  Riilu  i.g. 

i  J '  - P°,':  Llb'  ReL:  catholique.  A  dr  esse:  1765,  rue  St- 
A.ndre,  Montreal,  Qui. 

HAIDAS2,  HON.  STANLEY,  P.C.,  B.  Ph.,  L  Ph  M  D 
(ParMaJel.  B.  March  4,  1923  at  Toronto.  Ont.  S.  of  Peter 
Haidasz  and  Josephine  Justynski  both  Can.  citizens  of 
Pohsh  origin.  Ed.  at  St.  Mary’s  School,  Toronto  St 

?BCphe  T  Ph§lh  SCJ°T°T1’  .Toronto:  Univ-  of  Ottawa  1941-45 

A^e  h  26L  Iiq5n  aI!?  STi-  °f  ,Tor0nto  1945-51  (M.D.)  M. 
Aug.  2b,  1950  to  Natalie  dau.  of  Stanlev  Onpala  nf 

Toronto  Four  children:  Marie,  Waiter  Barbafa  and 

Joanne.  A  physician.  Associate  staff  of  St.  Joseph’s  Hos- 

Dist  T954  OnfaSt-PreS-  C\n-  P°liSh  Congress  Toronto 
List.  1954  Ont..  vice-pres.  National  Lib.  Fed  1958-60 

memmwB,d'  m  Dir  0f  Cd”'  P”lisl'  Millennium  Fu“: 
t>S?-  uV  Pla,nmng  Council  Metropolitan  Toronto1 

Coll  o^°Familvnpbla"  Pr°fessional  Men’s  Assn.;  mem’. 
Branch  #4 r  pnr  of  Can.;  Honourary  President, 

Branch  #46,  Polish  Alliance  Friendly  Society  of  Canada- 

Associate  Mem.  of  Soviet  and  East  European  Studies  Car- 

leton  University,  Ottawa.  First  elected  to  H  of  C  g  e  ’l957 

Cand.  g.e.  1958  and  def.  Re-elected  ee  196?  iqIq 
1QRP  Onrl  107*?  "pOT.l  Q  j  j  ,  WbS,  1965, 

Welfare  Mav 14  ?  1 1°  of  Nat'onal  Health  and 

weitare,  May  14,  1963  to  Feb.  1964.  Headed  Can.  Deleg.  to 


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World  Food  Program,  Geneva,  July  1964.  Apptd.  Pari. 
Sect’y.  to  Min.  External  Affairs  Feb.  1964,  to  Min.  of  Indian 
Affairs  and  Northern  Development  Jan.  9,  1966,  to  Min.  of 
Consumer  and  Corporate  Affairs,  Sept.  1968  and  to  Min 
of  National  Health  &  Welfare,  Oct.  1969.  Can.  Deleg.  19th 
and  20th  Mtgs.  of  U.N.  Gen.  Assem.  1964-65.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  State,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Off.  514  Lansdowne  Ave.,  Toronto  4,  Ont. 

HALES,  ALFRED  DRYDEN  (Wellington).  B.S.A. 
B.  Nov.  22,  1909,  at  Guelph,  Ont.  S.  of  Ernest  Hales  and 
Jean  Grieve  Dryden,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Guelph  Public  and 
High  School,  Ont.  Agricultural  Coll.,  Guelph,  (1934).  De¬ 
gree:  Bachelor  Scientific  Agriculture.  M.  June  6,  1936  to 
Mary  Gertrude,  dau.  of  Mr.  &  Mrs.  H.  S.  Graham,  of  Ot¬ 
tawa,  Ont.  Four  children:  Beverly  Margaret,  Alfred  Gra¬ 
ham,  Donald  Ernest  and  David  Scott.  Merchant.  Dir. 
Y.M.C.A.,  1938;  Pres.  Guelph  Chamber  of  Commerce,  1940; 
Vice-Pres.  Guelph  Transportation  Com.,  1948;  Alderman, 
City  of  Guelph  1956-57;  Sub/Lt.  Res.  Navy  R.C.S.C.E.  1940. 
Mem.:  Kiwanis  Club,  Cutten  Club,  O.A.C.  Alumni  Assoc., 
Waverley  Lodge,  Scottish  Rite,  Hamilton.  Won  the  North 
American  Meat  Judging  Award  in  1933.  Was  Federal  cand. 
in  1953  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  at  deferred 
election  July  15,  1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963, 
1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Labour, 
1962.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  12 
Wolfond  Cres.,  Guelph,  Ont. 

HALIBURTON,  CHARLES  E„  B.A.,  L.L.B.  (South  West¬ 
ern  Nova).  B.  April  23,  1938  at  Wolfville,  N.S.  S.  of  Edward 
Haliburton  and  Jean  Tattrie.  Ed.  at  Wolfville  H.S.,  Acadia 
Univ.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  Feb.  27,  1970  to  Patricia, 
dau.  of  L.  Mills  of  Springhill,  N.S.  Two  children:  Debbie 
Sue  and  Edward.  A  lawyer.  Nat.  Press.  P.C.  Student  Fede¬ 
ration  1961-62.  Mem.:  Digby  Town  Council  for  2  years. 
Sect’y.  South  West  Nova  P.C.  for  5  years.  Sect’y.  Bd.  of 
Trade  for  3  yrs.,  Pres,  for  2  yrs.  Sect’y.  Digby  County 
Power  Bd.  for  4  yrs.  and  West  N.S.  Fish  Packers  for  5  yrs. 
Pres.  V.O.N.  for  3  yrs.  Mem.:  Digby  Board  of  Trade,  Kiwa¬ 
nis  Club  and  Digby  Curling  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 


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g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Montague  Row,  Digby, 
N.S. 


HAMILTON,  HON.  FRANCIS  ALVIN  GEORGE,  P.C., 
B.A.  (Qu’Appelle-Moose  Mountain).  B.  March  30,  1912,  at 
Kenora,  Ont.  Son  of  Francis  Robert  Hamilton  and  Alice 
May  Jamieson,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Public  School,  Kenora, 
High  School,  Delisle,  Normal  School  and  Univ.  of  Sask. 
Degrees:  B.  A.  (Honours  in  History  and  Economics).  Cer¬ 
tificate  of  Education.  M.  Nov.  14,  1936  to  Constance  Beulah 
Florence,  dau.  of  late  William  Major,  of  Tessier,  Sask.  Two 
children:  Robert  Alexander  and  William  Alvin.  Collegiate 
Teacher.  Prov.  Organizer  for  Progressive  Conservatives 
(Sask)  1948-57;  Prov.  Leader  of  Progressive  Conservatives 
(Sask.)  1949-57;  Navigator  R.C.A.F.  with  rank  of  Flight 
Lieut.  1941-45.  Mem.  Kiwanis  Club,  R.C.A.F.  Assn.,  Cana¬ 
dian  Legion.  Was  pol.  cand.  Federal  -  1945  Rosetown  Big- 
gar;  1949  Rosetown  Biggar;  1953  Qu’Appelle;  Provincial  - 
1948  Rosetown;  1952  Lumsden;  1956  Saskatoon.  First  elect¬ 
ed  to  H.  of  C.,  g.e.,  June  10,  1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958, 
1962,  1963  and  1965.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  apptd 
Min.  of  Northern  Affairs  and  National  Resources,  Aug.  22 
1957.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture  Oct.  11,  1960  Def  ge 
1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant 
Address:  R.R.  1,  P.O.  Box  486,  Manotick,  Ont. 


HAMILTON,  FRANK  FLETCHER  (Swift  Current-Maple 
Creek).  B.  April  3,  1921  at  Mazenod,  Sask.  S.  of  William 
Craig  Hamilton  (dec.) and  Emily  Margaret  Clay.  Ed  at 
Ford  County  School,  Mazenod  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M. 
May  20,  1972  to  Wanda  Fern,  dau.  of  Howard  Jones  of 
Yellowgrass,  Sask.  Two  children  by  prev.  marriage:  Ian 
Craig  and  Judith  Isobel.  A  farmer.  Served  RCAF  1940-51. 
(DFC,  DFM,  CD.).  Mem.:  Legion,  Masonic.  First  elected  to 
of  C.  g  e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  #212  —  173  Cooper  St.,  Ottawa. 


HARDING,  RANDOLPH.  (Kootenay  West).  B.  Sept  17 
1914  at  Siverton,  B.C.  S.  of  Patrick  Harding  and  Annie 
Josephine  Haig.  Ed.  at  Silverton  and  Vancouver  schools. 
M.  (1)  July  17,  1935  to  Anna  Caroline  Mizera  (dec.)  of 


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Arrow  Park,  B.C.  (2)  Feb.  2,  1949  to  Frances  May  Haw¬ 
thorn.  Four  children:  Earnest  A.,  Leslie  R.,  Randy  G.  and 
Frederick  J.  A  school  teacher.  Served  Can.  Army  1944-45. 
Served  20  yrs.  Silverton  Municipal  Council.  Mem.  Royal 
Can.  Legion.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1945.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1949,  1952,  1953,  1956,  1960,  1963  and  1966. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Silverton,  B.C. 

HARGRAVE,  HERBERT  THOMAS,  M.B.E.,  B.Sc.,  P.Eng., 
P.Ag.  (Medicine  Hat).  B.  March  30,  1917  at  Medicine  Hat, 
Alta.  S.  of  Thomas  Albert  Hargrave  and  Mary  Whimster. 
Ed.  at  Medicine  Hat,  Alta.,  Univ.  of  Alta,  and  Univ.  of 
Sask.  M.  April  21,  1947  to  Amy  Laura  Agnes,  dau.  of  Albert 
Reinhard  of  Walsh,  Alta.  Three  children:  Thomas  Colbor- 
ne,  Edward  Harry  and  Amy  Nairn.  A  cattle  rancher.  Capt., 
RCEME,  World  War  II.  Mem.:  Alta.  Univ.  Commission; 
Former  Mem.:  Bd.  of  Governors  of  Univ.  of  Alta.  Past  Pres. 
Western  Stock  Growers  Assoc,  and  Canadian  Cattlemen’s 
Assoc.  Mem.:  Bd.  of  Gov.  Glenbow-Alta.  Instit.  Professional 
Eng’r.,  Prof.  Agrologists  and  Cypress  Club.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  99,  Walsh,  Alta. 

HARNEY,  JOHN  (Medicine  Hat).  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  11  Kingswood  Rd., 
Toronto  13,  Ont. 

HEES,  HON.  GEORGE  HARRIS,  P.C.  (Prince  Edward- 
Hastings).  B.  June  17,  1910,  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Harris 
Lincoln  Hees  and  Mabel  Good,  both  Canadian.  Educated 
at  Trinity  Coll.  School,  the  Royal  Military  Coll.,  the  Univ. 
of  Toronto,  and  Cambridge  Univ.,  England.  M.  June  30, 
1934,  to  Mabel,  dau.  of  Hon.  E.  A.  Dunlop,  of  Pembroke. 
Ont.  Three  children:  Catherine  Mabel,  Martha  Ann,  and 
Roslyn  Georgia.  Served  overseas  as  Brigade  Major,  5th 
Infantry  Brigade.  Member:  Toronto  Golf.  Toronto  Bad¬ 
minton  and  Racquet,  University  Club.  Director  Woodgreen 
Community  Centre.  Contested  Spadina  Riding  in  1945  and 
defeated.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  at  a  by-election,  May 
15,  1950.  Re  elected  g.e.,  1953,  1957,  1958,  1962  (did  not 


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run  in  1963),  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Sworn  of  The  Privy 
Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of  Transport,  June  21,  1957.  Apptd 
Mm.  of  Trade  and  Commerce  Oct.  11,  1960.  Resigned  1963. 
Apptd.  a  Director  Montreal  World  Fair  1964,  resigned  and 
apptd.  Pres.  Montreal  and  Canadian  Stock  Exchanges.  Par¬ 
ty  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address  R.R.  5,  Cobourg,  Ont 


HELLYER,  HON.  PAUL  THEODORE,  P.C.  (Trinity)  B 
Aug.  6,  1923  at  Waterford,  Ont.  S.  of  A.  S.  Hellver  (Eng.) 
and  Lulla  M.  Anderson,  his  wife  (Scotch-Irish).  Ed' 
at  Wateiford  High  School,  graduated  in  Aeronautical 
Engineering  Curtiss-Wright  Technical  Inst,  of  Aeronau- 
tics,  Glendale,  Cal.,  1941;  Univ.  of  Toronto,  B.A.  (1949). 
M.  June  1st  1945  to  Ellen  Jean,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Henry  Ralph,  of  Toronto.  Three  children:  Mary  Elizabeth 
Peter  Lawrence  and  David  Ralph.  Served  with  the  Royai 
Can.  Air  Force  and  the  Royal  Can.  Artillery,  1944-46. 
First  elected  to  House  of  Commons  at  g.e.,  1949.  Re- 
elected  at  g.e.,  1953.  Defeated  at  g.e.,  June  10,  1957, 
and  March  31,  1958.  Appointed  Parliamentary  Ass’t.  to 
Minister  of  National  Defence  Feb.  9,  1956.  Sworn  of  the 
™V^0U"cl1  and  apptcl  Associate  Defence  Min.  April 
-fa,  1957.  Re-elected  by-election  Dec.  15,  1958  ge  1962 

qS’  /9?oi96£-and  ,1972-  Min  of  Nat-  DefenV Apr  12; 
1963  to  1967^  Min.  of  Transport,  1967-68.  Resigned  from 

LiL  caucus.  May  2i,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  U.C.  of  C. 
Addiess:  1982  Rideau  River  Dr.,  Ottawa  1,  Ont. 

T-  (Vaudreuil).  First  elected  to 

£•  f’e-  ldJ2-  Part^  P°L:  Llb-  Address:  47  Hazelwood 
Ave.,  Hudson,  Que. 


HIGSON,  KENNETH  J. 
of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Grimsby,  Ont. 


(Lincoln).  First  elected  to  H. 
P.C.  Address:  70  Central  Ave., 


FULTON  (Pembina).  B.  Jan.  20, 
1927  at  Clover  Bar,  Alta,  S.  of  William  Turnbull  Hollands 
and  Henrietta  Pulton.  Ed.  at  East  Edmonton  P.S.  and  Olds 
School  of  Agnc.  M.  March  2,  1946  to  Dorothy  May,  dau.  of 
McCormack  °f  Edmonton,  Alta,  two  children: 
Judith  Anne  and  Daniel  William.  A  farmer.  Dir.  Edmon- 


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ton  Exhibition  Assoc.  1971-73.  Exec.  Farmers  Union  of 
Alta,  and  other  farm  organizations,  Organizer  and  Finance 
Ch.  Nottingham  Dist.  Boy  Scouts  Assoc.  Mem.:  Ardrossan 
Lions  Club,  Masonic  Lodge  and  Scottish  Rite.  Press.  Clover 
Bar  Prov.  P.C.  Assoc.  Northern  Vice-Pres.  P.C.  organiza¬ 
tion.  Ex.  mem.:  Edmonton  Strathcona  Federal  P.C.  Assoc. 
Cand.  Alta.  g.e.  1963  and  1967  and  def.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  R.R.  #2,  Ardrossan,  Alta. 

HOLMES,  JOHN  ROBERT,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  (C) 
(Lambton-Kent).  B.  Sept.  3,  1927  at  Tilbury,  Ont.  S.  of 
J.  F.  Holmes  (dec.)  and  Dorothy  E.  Hill.  Ed.  at  Tilbury 
Ontario,  Assumption  College,  Windsor,  Univ.  of  Western 
Ontario,  Geo.  Washington  Univ.  Hospital  and  Dist.  of 
Columbia  General  Hospital.  M.  Aug.  6,  1949  to  Isabel  Jean, 
dau.  of  R.  B.  Dobson  of  Windsor,  Ont.  Three  children: 
David,  Sharon  and  Sandra.  A  medical  doctor.  Mem.:  Wal- 
laceburg  Town  Council  1962,  Wallaceburg  P.S.  Bd.  Town¬ 
ship  School  Bd.  of  Wallaceburg  (one  year  as  Chairman) 
1963-68,  Regional  School  Bd.  Kent  Cty.  1969-70,  Chairman 
1970.  One  of  original  governors  St.  Clair  College,  Windsor. 
Mem.:  Adv.  Council  Lambton  Community  College,  Sarnia. 
Dir.  Wallaceburg  Industrial  Development  Co.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Ad¬ 
dress:  R.R.  #3,  Wallaceburg,  Ont. 

HOPKINS,  LEONARD  DONALD,  B.A.  (Renfrew 
North-Nipissing  East).  B.  June  12,  1930  at  Argyle,  Ont. 
S.  of  John  James  Hopkins,  Irish-Scotch  and  Victoria  Maude 
Brown,  Engl.-Scotch.  Ed.  at  Argyle  P.S.;  Woodville  Con¬ 
tinuation  School;  Ryerson  Inst,  of  Technology,  Toronto; 
North  Bay  Normal  School;  Queen’s  Univ.  and  Kingston 
and  Ont.  Coll,  of  Education,  Toronto.  M.  June  28,  1958  to 
Lois  Mary  dau.  of  Wm.  Gust  of  Petawawa,  Ont.  Two  chil¬ 
dren:  Sherri  Lynne  and  Douglas  Leonard.  A  high  school 
teacher  and  vice-princ.  Mem.  Petawawa  Twnp.  Council 
1963-65.  Mem.  Joint  Renfrew-Pontiac  Counties  Grand 
Canal  Promotional  Comm,  since  1964.  Charter  pres,  and 
Hon.  mem.  Rotary  Club,  Petawawa.  Elder  First  Presby- 


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terian  Church,  Pembroke.  Hon.  mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion 
Branch  27,  Pembroke.  Mem.  Pembroke  Lodge  A.F.  &  A.M. 
No:  128  and  Laurentian  Chapt.  R.A.M.  No:  151  G.R.C., 
Pembroke.  Former  mem.  Junior  Farmers  of  Ont.  Hon. 
mem.  Lanark  &  Renfrew  Scottish  Regt.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Apptd. 
Pari.  Sect’y  to  Min.  of  National  Defence,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  33  Sunset  Cres.,  Peta- 
wawa,  Ont. 


HOR.NER,  JOHN  HENRY  (Crowfoot).  B.  July  20,  1927, 
at  Blaine  Lake,  Sask.  S.  of  Ralph  Byron  Horner,  Irish 
and  Mae  Macarthur,  Scots.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Alta.  M. 
April  11,  1950,  to  Leola  Margaret,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs 
Arthur  Funnell,  of  Sunnynook,  Alta.  Three  children: 
Blaine,  Craig  and  Brent.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.,  ge 
1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Pollockville,  Alta. 


HORNER,  NORVAL  ALIC,  B.ED.,  B.ENG.  (Battleford- 
Kindersley).  B.  August  21,  1930  at  Blain  Lake,  Sask.  S.  of 
Ralph  Byron  Horner  and  May  Macarthur.  Ed.  at  Blaine 
Lake  P .S.  and  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  Nov.  16,  1956  to 
Marie  Yvonne,  dau.  of  Rosair  Bourgeault  of  Marcelin, 
Sask.  Five  children:  Linda,  Sandra,  Michelle,  Sheryl  and 
Susan.  A  farmer,  businessman  and  school  principal  Sect’y 
Curling  Club.  Pres.  Kerrobert  Teachers  Assoc. 
970-71.  Zone  Ch.  Sask.  Council  of  Education  Edministra- 
tion.  Mem  :  Board  of  Trade,  Blaine  Lake,  Rosetown  C.  of 
.,  bask.  Wheat  Pool  and  Palliser  Wheat  Growers  Assoc. 
Cand  Sask.  g.e.  1964  and  1967  and  def.  First  elected  to 

AHHrpcc"  In  1d72'  JSF  poL:  PC-  ReL:  United  Church. 
Address.  P.O.  Box  1274,  Rosetown,  Sask. 


HOWARD,  FRANK  (Skeena).  B.  April  26,  1925  at 
Kimberley,  B.C  Ed.  at  John  Oliver  High  School  and 
Vancouver  Technical  School.  M.  Dec.  19,  1949,  to  Edith 
Horvath.  One  son:  Claire  Robert.  Logger.  Pres.  Local 
.J,  ’  International  Woodworkers  of  America  from  Jan. 
1950  to  July  1957.  M.L.A.  for  Skeena  in  B.C.  Legislature 
from  1953  to  1956.  Defeated  in  1952  and  1956,  First 


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elected  to  H.  of  C.,  g.e.,  June  10,  1957.  Re-elected  g.e., 
1958,  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Pari,  observer  to  13th 
Session  U.N.  Gen.  Ass.,  New  York,  1958;  Pari.  Del.  NATO 
Atlantic  Congress,  London,  1959.  Mem.  1962  Can.-U.S. 
Interparliamentary  Group.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address: 
Terrace,  B.C. 

HOWIE,  J.  ROBERT,  B.A.,  B.C.L.  (York-Sunbury).  B. 
Oct.  2,  1929  at  Fredericton,  N.B.  S.  of  James  R.  Howie 
and  Mary  L.  Pond.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  N.B.  M.  June  12,  1955 
to  Nancy,  dau.  of  Hardy  Gowlding  of  Saint  John,  N.B. 
Four  children:  Cindy,  Marlene,  Jamie,  Mary  Jane.  A 
lawyer.  Pres.  YMCA,  Home  and  School,  Kinsmen  and 
Jaycees.  Active  in  Sr.  Citizens,  Housing.  Former  Cub  and 
Scout  leader.  Men.  Fredericton  Curling  Club.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian. 
Address:  678  Churchill  Row,  Fredericton,  N.B. 


HUEGLIN,  JOSEPH  FRED,  B.A.  (Niagara  Falls).  B. 
Feb.  7,  1937  at  Stratford,  Ont.  S.  of  Eugene  Frederick 
Hueglin  and  Mabel  Irene  Haines.  Ed.  at  Assumption  Univ., 
Windsor  London  Teachers  College  and  Ont.  College  of 
Education.  M.  June  23,  1962  to  Aase,  dau.  of  Poul  Ernt- 
gaard  of  Toronto.  Two  children:  Lise  Christine  and  Erik 
William  A  High  School  Dept.  Head.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge, 
Moose  Lodge  and  Independent  Order  of  Foresters.  Cand. 
alderman  Niagara  Falls  1968  and  as  councellor  Niagara 
Region  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  5838  Mouland 
Ave.,  Niagara  Falls,  Ont. 


HURLBURT,  KENNETH  EARL  (Lethbridge).  B.  April 
10  1928  at  Lethbridge,  Alta.  S.  of  Orval  John  Hurlburt 
and  Hannah  Lydia  von  Wald.  Ed.  at  Milk  River,  Alta, 
and  Western  Coll,  of  Auctioneering,  Rocky  Mountain 
Campus,  Billings  Montana.  M.  Sept.  5,  1949  to  Renee 
Layton,  dau.  of  Mr.  J.  W.  Newby  of  Lethbridge,  Alta.  Six 
children:  Jody,  Brant,  Darcee,  Kim,  Thane  and  Heath. 
An  acutioneer,  rancher  and  businessman.  Pres.  Fort  Mac¬ 
Leod  Stampede  Assoc.  1960-66  and  Alta.  Auction  Markets 
Assoc.  1963-65.  Mayor  of  Fort  MacLeod  1967-71.  Mem. 


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Masonic  Lodge  Alberta  #  3  Fort  MacLeod  and  Elks  Lodge. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 

Alberta  ChUrCh‘  Address:  149  '  20th  st  >  Fort  MacLeod, 

HYMMm,  KEITH  REINHARDT,  P.Eng.,  B.Sc.,  M  Sc 
(Kitchener).  B.  June  13,  1913  at  Kitchener,  Ont 

.  °*  Homer  Hymmen  and  Clara  Dunke  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Kitchener-Waterloo  Coll,  and  Vocational  School  and  Univ 
°f  T10r°nt10-  M;  0ct-  26,  1940  to  Ruth  Amelia  dau.  of  Charles 
M  Iredale  of  Preston,  Ont.  Three  children:  Ward  John 
Charles,  Heather  Ann  and  Lorna  Elizabeth  Chemical 
Treating  Co.,  Kitchener).  Former  Mayor  of  Kitchener 
Mem.  Assn,  of  Professional  Engineers  (Ont.)  P  Eng 
Chemical  Inst,  of  Can.  (M.C.I.C.),  C.  of  C  Kitchener 
and  Kitchener-Waterloo  Sales  &  Advertising'’  Club  Fhrst 
engineer,  (on  leave  of  absence  from  B.  &  W  Heat 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972 

Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  174  Merner 
Ave.,  Kitchener,  Ontario.  merner 

ISABELLE,  GASTON  JOS.,  M.D.  (Hulll  B 

McSr^  *Ju11;  Que-  Ed-  at  Univ.  of  Ottawa  and  Montreal 
(1948).  M.  Aug.  31,  1946  to  Madeleine  dau  of  Luefen 

Mrt  !°UJnet  01  HulL  Three  children:  Claude'  Pierre  and 
MicheL  Former  Regional  Dir.  Federal  Liberal  Federation 

Rn  ^ast ,pres-  Hul1  City  of  Schools,  Sacred  Heart 

ospital  Medical  Bureau  and  Western  Que.  Anti-Tubercu 
losis  League.  Advisory  dir.  Hull  Guaranty  Trust  Co  and 
Que  Blue  Cross.  Dir.  Pierre  Janet  Psychiatric  Hospital 
Hull  and  Economic  Council,  Que.  W  Associate  nre?’ 
g"®**  ^an®Uage  Medical  Congress  of  Can.  1965  pTes 
Cen^re  Ltd-  Founder-mem.  Hull  Victorian 

H°of!CI1fieaniCl965iVRrm?adt  <?°lf  Club'  Firs‘  el«ted  to 

Seot’y.  to  teV/ofs^'fo' “xtrnaT A^irs  S„  Pa(L 

L,b.  Re,,  Catholic.  Address:  HouTof 


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ISABELLE,  GASTON-JOS.,  M.D.  (Hull).  Ni  le  14  novembre 

1920  a  Hull,  P.Q.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa  et  Montrial 
(1948).  M.  le  31  aout  1946  a  Madeleine  fille  de  Lucien  Sara- 
Bournet  de  Hull.  Trois  enfants:  Claude,  Pierre  et  Michel.  Ancien 
dir.  rigional  fidiration  libirale  du  Can.  Ancien  pris.  Citi  des 
icoles  de  Hull,  du  Bureau  Midical  de  I’hopital  Sacri-Cceur  de 
Hidl  et  Ligue  Anti-tub erculose  de  I’ouest  du  Quibec.  Dir.  Hull 
Guaranty  Trust  Co.  et  de  la  Croix  Bleue.  Dir.  hopital  de  psychia¬ 
tric  Pierre  Janet,  Hull  et  Conseil  Economique  de  I’ouest  du  Qui¬ 
bec.  Pris.  associi  Congres  Medical  des  medecins  de  langue  fran- 
Qaise  du  Can.  1965.  Pris.  Centre  Midical  de  Hull.  Fondateur  et 
mem.  V.O.N.  de  Hull.  Ancien  maire  de  Lucerne,  P.Q.  Ancien  dir. 
Club  Richelieu  Ottawa-Hull.  Mem.  Club  Seigniory,  Montebello 
et  Club  de  golf  Rivermead.  Lucerne.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois 
a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1965.  Riilu  i.g.  1968  et  1972.  Sec.  Pari,  au 
Secretariat  d’Etat  pour  les  affaires  Eterieures.  Parti  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  Ch.  des  Communes,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

JAMIESON,  HON.  DONALD  CAMPBELL,  P.C.  (Burin- 
Burgeo).  B.  April  30,  1921  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Chas. 
Jamieson  and  Isabelle  Bennett  both  British.  Ed.  at  Prince 
of  Wales  Coll.,  St.  John’s.  M.  Dec.  20,  1946  to  Barbara 
Elizabeth  dau.  of  Ken  Oakley  of  Greenspond,  Nfld.  Four 
children:  Donna,  Heather,  Roger  and  Debbie.  A  broad¬ 
caster.  Pres.  Nfld.  Broadcasting  Co.  Ltd.  Dir.  CTV  network 
and  Bavarian  Brewing  Co.  Pres.  Can.  Assn,  of  Broad¬ 
casters  1961-65.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election 
Sept.  19,  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Min.  of  De¬ 
fence  Production  July  6,  1968  to  1969.  Min.  of  Transport, 
1969  to  Nov.  27,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Regional  and 
Economic  Expansion,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Presbyterian.  Address:  Ottawa,  Ont. 

JARVIS,  WM.  H.  (BILL).,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Perth-Wilmot) . 
B.  Aug.  15,  1930  at  Hamilton.  S.  of  Garfield  Jarvis  and 
Nina  McBean.  Ed.  at  London  Central  Coll,  and  Univ.  of 
Western  Ont.  M.  June  12,  1954  to  Vivian,  dau.  of  Alvin 
Hessel  of  London,  Ont.  Two  children:  Elizabeth  and 
Richard.  A  lawyer.  First  elected  ot  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  124  Neal  Ave., 
Stratford,  Ontario. 


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JELINEK,  OTTO  JOHN  (High  Park-Humber  Valley). 
B.  May  20,  1940  at  Prague,  Czechoslovakia.  S.  of  Henry 
Jelinek  and  Jarmila  Zizka.  Ed.  at  Appleby  College;  Oak¬ 
ville  Trafalgar  H.S.  and  Swiss  Alpine  College  1958-59, 
Davis,  Switzerland.  A  businessman.  Mem.  Variety  Club 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel  • 
Protestant.  Address:  60  Southport  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


JEROME,  JAMES  ALEXANDER,  B.A.  (Sudbury).  B. 
March  4,  1933  at  Kingston,  Ont.  S.  of  Joseph  Leonard 
Jerome  and  Phyllis  Devlin,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Our  Lady 
of  Perpetual  Help  S.S.,  Toronto,  St.  Michael’s  College 
H.S.,  Toronto  Univ.  and  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  June  7,  1958 
to  Barry  Karen  Hodgins  of  Toronto.  Four  children:  Mary 
Louise,  William  Paul,  James  Leonard  and  Joseph  Alex¬ 
ander.  A  lawyer.  Alderman  City  of  Sudbury  1966-67.  Cand. 
by-election  May  29,  1967  and  def.  First  elected  to  H  of  C 
g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Pari.  Sect’y  to  Pres  of 
Pnvy  Council.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  238 
Stewart  Dr.,  Sudbury,  Ont. 


^F^P'klNG,  WILLIAM  JAMES  (Halton-Wentworth). 
B.  Feb.  5,  1921  at  Grimsby,  Ont.  S.  of  Harold  Herbert 
Kemplmg  and  Mary  Winnifred  Mcllhenny.  Ed.  at  Dundas 
School  System  and  Park  Business  College.  M  May  14 
1947  to  Muriel  Adele,  dau.  of  Earnest  Mustard  of  Dundas’ 
Ont  Three  children:  Angus  James,  Bruce  William  and 
Barbara  Jane.  A  businessman.  Fit.  Lieut.  RCAF  1940-45. 
Mem.  Dundas  Golf  and  Country  Club,  Hamilton  Air  Force 

Twin’  i?nyalA  Can'  Lefion-  Canadian  Club,  Wentworth 
North  P.C.  Assoc,  and  Halton-Wentworth  P.C.  Assoc 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel 
Protestant.  Address:  100  Melville  St.,  Dundas,  Ontario. 

KNIGHT,  WILLIAM  GEORGE,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Assini- 
boiaL  B  Oct.  24,  1947  at  Estevan,  Sask.  S.  of  Don  Knight 
and  Gladys  Newton,  both  British.  Ed.  at  Estevan  Coll 
Inst,  and  Univ.  of  Sask.,  Regina.  M.  Oct.  11,  1969  to  Ann 
dau.  of  Mrs.  Elinor  Colquhoun  of  Burnaby,  B.C.  A  teacher. 
Tirst  elected  to  H.  of  C.  by-election  Nov.  8,  1971.  Re- 


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elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address: 
731  -  5th  St.,  N.E.,  Sask. 

KNOWLES,  STANLEY  HOWARD,  B.A.,  B.D.,  LL.D. 
(Winnipeg  North  Centre).  B.  June  18,  1908,  at  Los  Angeles 
California.  S.  of  Stanley  Ernest  Knowles  and  Margaret 
Blanche  Murdock,  both  Can.  Came  to  Canada  1924.  Ed. 
Brandon  Coll.  Brandon,  Man.;  United  Coll.,  Winnipeg; 
and  Univ.  of  Man.  Degrees:  B.A.,  1930;  B.D.,  1934;  Hon. 
Fellow,  United  Coll.,  Winnipeg,  1967;  LL.D.,  Brandon 
Univ.  1967.  Apptd.  Chancellor,  Brandon  Univ.,  July  1, 
1970.  M.  Nov.  9,  1936  to  Vida  Claire,  dau.  of  Charles 
Gordon  Cruikshank,  of  Winnipeg.  Two  children:  David 
Stanley  (m.  Shirley  Nelson,  Winnipeg)  and  Margaret  Jean 
(m.  Robert  Plaxton,  Winnipeg).  A  Printer  and  a  Minister. 
Mem.  International  Typographical  Union,  Winnipeg  Local 
No.  191.  Mem.  of  first  Bd.  of  Dir.  Red  River  Co-operative 
Supply  Ltd.,  Winnipeg;  Mem.  Winnipeg  Branch,  Can.  Inst, 
of  International  Affairs.  Alderman,  City  of  Winnipeg, 
1941-42.  Chairman  Manitoba  C.C.F.  1936,  1940,  1941;  pro¬ 
vincial  sect’y.  1942;  mem.  C.C.F.  National  Council,  1939- 
1961  and  National  Executive,  1942-1961;  Chairman  C.C.F. 
National  Conventions,  1948,  1950,  1952,  1954,  1956  and 
1958;  C.C.F.  National  Vice-Chairman,  1954-1961.  Mem.  Can. 
Del  to  U.N.  Preparatory  Commission  London,  England, 
1945,  and  mem.  Can.  Del.  to  First  Session  of  U.N.  Gen. 
Assembly,  l-iondon,  England,  1946.  Chief  C.C.F.  Whip, 
1944-1957  and  C.C.F.  Deputy  Leader,  1957-58.  Exec,  vice- 
pres  Can.  Labour  Congress,  1958-1962.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Gov. 
Can  Welfare  Council,  1958-1962.  Workers’  Del.  for  Can.  at 
Annual  Conf.  of  International  Labour  Organization  at 
Geneva,  1959,  1960  and  1961.  Represented  Can.  Labour 
Congress  at  various  conferences  abroad,  1958-1962.  Chair¬ 
man  National  Committee  for  the  New  Party,  1958-1961; 
presided  at  opening  of  Founding  Convention  of  New 
Democratic  Party,  Ottawa,  1961.  Author  of  “The  New 
Party”  and  “Le  Nouveau  Parti”  1961.  Cand.  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1935  and  1940,  also  Man.  Legis  g.e.  1941  and  def.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election  Nov.  30,  1942,  succeeding 
the  late  J.  S.  Woodsworth.  Re-elected  g.e.  1945,  1949, 


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1953  and  1957.  Def.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1963 
1965,  1968  and  1972.  N.D.P.  Chief  Whip  and  House  Leader 
since  1962.  Member  N.D.P.  Federal  Council.  Party  pol  • 
N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  359  Elm  St  Winni¬ 
peg  9,  Man. 

KNOWLES,  WILLIAM  DAVID  (Norfolk-Haldimand).  B 
Feb.  16,  1908  at  Langton,  Ont.  S.  of  William  J.  Knowles 
Irish  Can.  and  Edith  M.  Knowles,  Scotch  Can.  Ed.  at  North 
Walsingham  P.S.,  Sirncoe  H.S.,  Hamilton  Normal  School  and 
Queens  Univ.  M.  Aug.  3,  1940  to  Vera  Mildred  Masterson  of 
St.  Catharines,  Ont.  Two  children:  William  Robert  and 
James  Kirby.  School  teacher,  1928-42.  Presently  a  farmer 
Served  Can.  Army  (Capt.)  WW  II.  Chairman  North  Wal¬ 
singham  Area  School  Bd„  1955-68.  Mem.  Masonic,  Royal 
Can.  Legion,  charter  mem.  Langton  Lions,  past  pres.  Nor- 
iolk  Fed.  of  Agric.  and  Norfolk  Soil  and  Crop  Improvement 
irvfo'  Slrs^  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1972^  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  UUnited  Church.  Address: 
RR  3,  Langton,  Ont. 

KORCHINSKI,  STANLEY  JAMES  (Mackenzie).  B. 

Pnum29’  "a92™  3t  £am\ Sask'  S-  of  JosePh  Korchinski, 
mS’  cfild  n°ns  foroshenko,  Ukrainian.  Ed.  at  Canora 
i  noo*  and  University  of  Saskatoon.  M.  Nov.  10 

1962  to  Marcella  Ron  of  Rama.  Farmer.  Reeve  of  Rural 

S1CiP^alityf  °p.Invermay-  1952  to  1958.  K.  of  C.  Cand.  g.e. 

del-  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  PC  Rel  • 
catholic.  Address:  Rama,  Sask. 

KUNTZ,  HARRV  (Battle  River).  First  elected  to  H. 

Camroset*  AUel  ar‘y  P<”':  P'°'  Address:  P0‘ 

nePABHJAa”Cfi  SS’t'h  E f  - LL  B  •  Q-C.  (Lafontai- 

u  '  ’  1926  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  J -Henri  La¬ 

chance  and  Blanche  Guilbeault,  both  Fr.  Can  Ed”  t  St 
Marys  Coll  Montreal;  Montreal  Univ.  (LL  B  )  Ottawa 
Univ.  (B  A.),  McGill  Univ.  Dipl,  in  Pol.  Sciences  Ottawa 
and  Dipl.  Hispanic  Inst.  Santander-Spain.  M.  May 
,  1953,  to  Antoinette,  dau.  of  Tancrede  Rouleau  of  Mon- 


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treal,  Que.  One  son:  Claude-Andre.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  of  Que. 
Bar  and  Cdn.  Bar  Assn.  Crown  Attorney  Montreal  1960-61. 
Dir.  “Les  Societes  Montclair  Inc.”  Mem.  Reform  Club, 
Montreal;  St.  Lawrence  Kiwanis  Club;  K.  of  C.  (4th  de¬ 
gree);  Islesmere  Golf  and  Country  Club.  Elected  Nat. 
Sect’y-  Young  Lib.  Fed.  of  Can.  1954.  Prov.  Cand.  Quebec, 
1956  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  June  18,  1962. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Del.  Ann.  Mtg.  in 
Paris  of  NATO  Pari.  Assn.  Nov.,  1963.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.  Catholic.  Address:  1594  East,  St.  Joseph  Blvd.,  Mont¬ 
real,  Que. 

LACHANCE,  GEORGES-C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  C.R.  (Lafontaine). 
Ne  le  11  janv.  1926  a  Montrial,  Qui.  Fils  de  J. -Henri  Lachance  et 
Blanche  Guilbeault,  tons  deux  Can.  jr.  Fit  ses  etudes  an  Coll. 
Ste-Marie,  Montreal;  Univ.  d’Ottawa  (B.A.);  Univ.  McGill, 
Montreal,  Univ.  de  Montreal  (LL.B.),  Dipl,  en  Sciences  politi- 
ques,  Univ.  d’Ottawa  et  Dipl.  Inst.  Hispanique  Santander-Spain. 
M.  le  2  mai  1953,  a  Antoinette,  fille  de  Tancrede  Rouleau,  de 
Montrial.  Un  fils:  Claude- Andri.  Un  avocat.  Mem.  Barreau  Prov. 
Qui.  et  Assoc,  du  Barreau  Can.  Substitut  du  Procureur  Giniral, 
district  Montrial  1960-61.  Dir.  “ Les  Sociitis  Montclair  Inc.” 
Mem.:  Club  de  Riforme  de  Montrial;  Club  Kiwanis;  C.  de  C., 
(4e  degri);  Club  Islesmere  Golf  &  Country.  Elu  secritaire  Na¬ 
tional  Assoc,  des  Jeunes  Libiraux  du  Can.,  1954.  Cand.  Lib.  Qui., 
1956  et  difait.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  de  C.  i.g.  le 
18  juin  1962.  Rielu  i.g.  1963,  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Dil.  Can.  a 
Paris  a  Conf.  Annuelle  des  Parlementaires  de  VOTAN,  nov.  1963. 
parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  calholique.  Adresse:  1594  est,  boul.  St- 
Joseph,  Montrial,  Qui. 

LAFLAMME,  OVIDE,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Montmorency).  B. 
Dec.  10,  1925  at  St.  Damien,  Bellechasse  Co.,  Que. 
S.  of  Alyre  Laflamme  and  Anna  Corriveau  both  Fr. 
Can.  Ed.  at  Seraphique  Coll.,  Quebec  Seminary,  Ste.  Anne 
Coll.,  Kamouraska  and  Laval  Univ.  Admitted  to  Que.  Bar 
June  1952.  M.  Sept.  1,  1952  to  Therese  dau.  of  Louis  0. 
Roy  of  Montmagny,  Que.  Four  children:  Simon,  Michel, 
Lucie  and  Marie.  A  lawyer.  Pres.  Admin.  Council  Laval 
Hospital.  Mem.  Richelieu  Club  and  C.  of  C.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  by-election  1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1957,  def.  g.e. 


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1958  and  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd. 
Pari.  Asst,  to  Registrar  General,  April  20,  1967.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  2833  Tremblay  St.,  Ste.  Foy, 
Quebec  10,  Que. 

LAFLAMME,  OVIDE,  BA.,  LL.L.  (Montmorency).  N6  le 
10  dicembre  1925  d  St-Damien,  Cti  Bellechasse,  P.Q.  Fils  de 

Alyre  Laflamme  et  Anna  Corriveau  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses 
etudes  au  Coll.  Seraphique,  Slminaire  de  Quibec,  Coll.  Ste-Anne, 
Kamouraska  et  I’Univ.  Laval.  Admis  au  Barreau  de  la  Prov.  de 
Quebec  en  juin  1952.  M.  le  l,r  sept.  1952  d  Thir&se,  fille  de 
Louis-O.  Roy,  de  Montmagny.  Quatre  enjants:  Simon,  Michel, 
Lucie  et  Marie.  Un  avocat.  Pris.  du  Conseil  d’ administration  de 
I’Hopital  Laval.  Mem.  Club  Richelieu  de  Ste-Foy  et  C.  de  C. 
du  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  ilection  com pldmentaire 
de  1955.  Reelu  e.g.  1957,  def.  e.g.  1958  et  1963  et  rielu  e.g.  1965, 
1968  et  1972.  Nornme  adjoint  pari,  a  VHon.  J.  Turner  le  20  avril 
1967.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  2833,  rue 
Tremblay,  Sainte-Foy,  Qui. 

LAJOIE,  CLAUDE  G.  (Metropolitan  Trois-Rivieres) 

B.  Jan.  26,  1928  at  Trois-Rivieres,  Que.  S.  of  Willie  Lajoie 
and  Fleurette  Desilets.  Ed.  at  primary  and  secondary 
schools  in  Trois-Rivieres.  M.  Sept.  30,  1947  to  Leonore 
dau.  of  Laurie  Wiren  of  Vancouver.  Eight  children:  Ro- 
beit,  Michele,  Randi,  Claude,  Jo-Anne,  Debbie,  Cindy  and 
Marc.  A  building  contractor.  Pres.  Claude  C.  Lajoie  Ltd. 
and  Vaperel  Enterprises  Inc.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  4th  degree, 

C.  of  C.  of  Trois-Rivieres,  Kiwanis,  Curling  Cap-de-la- 
Madeleine,  Golf  Ki-8-Eb  and  Golf  Metaberoutin.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election  May  31,  1971.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  76  de 
1  Arm6e  St.,  Cap-de-la-Madeleine,  Que. 

LAJOIE,  CLAUDE  G.  (Metropolitan  Trois-Riviferes)  Ne  le  ? 6 
m.  1928  d  Trois-Rivieres,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Willie  Lajoie  et  Fleurette 
Desilets.  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  ecoles  primaires  et  secondaires  de  Trois- 
Rivieres.  M.  le  30  sept.  1947  d  Leonore  jille  de  Laurie  Wiren  de 
Vancouver.  Huit  enjants:  Robert,  Michele,  Randi,  Claude,  Jo- 
Anne,  Debbie,  Cindy  et  Marc.  Un  entrepreneur  en  construction. 
Ires.  Claude  G.  Lajoie  LUe  et  Entreprises  Caperel  Inc.  Mem.  C.  de 


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C.  4",  Chambre  de  Comm.  Trois-Rivieres,  Kiwanis,  Curling  du  Cap - 
de-la-Madeleine,  Golf  Ki-8-Eb  et  Club  de  Golf  Metaberoutin.  Elu 
pour  la  premiere  fois  d  la  C.  des  C.  a  une  election  complimentaire 
le  31  mai  1971.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catho- 
lique.  Adresse:  76,  rue  de  I’Armee,  Cap-de-la-Madeleine,  P.Q. 

LALONDE,  HON.  MARC,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  LL.L.,  M.A.  (Ou- 
tremont).  B.  July  26,  1929  at  lie  Perrot,  Que.  S.  of  J. 
Albert  Lalonde  and  Nora  St.  Aubin.  Ed.  at  St.  Laurent 
College;  Univ.  of  Montreal;  Oxford  Univ.  and  Ottawa 
Univ.  M.  Sept.  8,  1955  to  Claire,  dau.  of  J.  Georges  Treteau 
of  Montreal.  Four  children:  Marie,  Luc,  Paul  and  Cathe¬ 
rine.  Pres.,  Young  Catholic  Students,  Montreal  and  Exec. 
Sect’y.  Can.  Assoc,  of  Youth  Movements,  1950-51  later 
Pres.,  Assoc,  of  Law  Students,  Univ.  of  Montreal.  Delegate 
Univ.  of  Montreal  students  at  World  Univ.  Service  Semi¬ 
nar,  India,  1953.  Counsel  before  several  Royal  Commis¬ 
sions,  in  particular  the  Norris  Commission  and  the  Royal 
Commission  on  Pilotage.  Dir.  Can.  Citizenship  Council. 
Mem.  Bd.  of  Dir.  Instit.  of  Public  Law  of  the  Faculty  of 
Law,  Univ.  of  Montreal,  Can.  Public  Affairs  Instit.  and 
C.  of  C.,  Montreal.  Mem.  Gov’t.  Committee  on  Broad¬ 
casting,  June,  1964.  Special  Ass’t.  to  Minister  of  Justice, 
1959-60.  Policy  Adviser  to  Prime  Minister  Pearson,  1967- 
68.  Principal  Sect’y.  to  Prime  Minister,  1968-72.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Appt’d.  Minister  of  National 
Health  and  Welfare,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Liberal. 
Rel.  Catholic.  Address:  5440  Legare,  Montreal  249,  Que. 

LALONDE,  HON.  MARC,  C.P.,  C.R.,  LL.L.,  M.A.  (Outre- 
mont).  Ne  le  26  juillet  1929  a  lie  Perrot,  P.Q.  Fils  de  J.  Albert 
Lalonde  et  Nora  St.  Aubin.  Fit  ses  etudes  Coll.  St-Laurent, 
VUniv.  de  Montreal,  VUniv.  Oxford  et  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa.  M.  le  8 
sept.  1955  a  Claire,  fille  de  J.  Georges  Treteau  de  Montrial. 
Quatre  enfants:  Marie,  Luc,  Paul  et  Catherine.  Pres.  Jeunes 
Etudiants  catholiques,  Montrial  et  sec.  exec.  Assoc.  Can.  des 
Mouvements  de  jeunesse,  1950-51  et  Pres.  Assoc,  des  Etudiants 
de  loi,  Univ.  de  Montreal.  Dilegue  des  itudiants  de  I’Univ.  de 
Montreal  au  World  Univ.  Service  Seminar,  Indes,  1953. .  Con- 
sciller  aupres  de  plusieurs  Comm.  Roy  ales,  en  particulier  la 


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Comm.  Norris  et  la  Comm.  Roy  ale  sur  le  Pilotage.  Dir.  Conseil 
sur  la  Citoyennete.  Mem.  Bureau  de  Dir.  Inst,  de  Lot  publique 
de  la  Faculte,  de  loi,  Univ.  de  Montreal,  Inst,  des  Affaires  publi- 
ques  et  C.  de  C.,  Montreal.  Mem.  Comm,  sur  la  Radio  diffusion, 
juin  1964.  Asst,  au  Min.  de  la  Justice  1959-60.  Aviseur  au  Premier 
Ministre  Pearson  1967-68.  Sec.  particulier  au  Premier  Min.  1968- 
72.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Nomme 
min.  de  la  Sante  national  et  du  Bien-etre  social  le  27  nov.  1972. 
Parti  pol. :  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  5440  Legare,  M  ontrlal 
249,  P.Q. 


LAMBERT,  JOSEPH  ADRIEN  HENRI  (Bellechasse). 
B  July  15,  1913  at  St.  Adrien,  Megantic  Cty.,  Que.  S.  of 
Thomas  Lambert  and  Leda  Grenier,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
St.  Adrien  primary  school  and  St.  Ferdinand  College,  Que. 
M.  Oct.  31,  1934  to  Antoinette  Sevigny  of  St.  ApoRinaire, 
Lotbiniere  Cty.,  Que.  Twelve  children:  Therese,  Gisele! 
Jean-Louis,  Thomas,  Marguerite,  Gilberte,  Aurore,  Michel, 
Rosaire,  Lucie,  Yvan  and  Louisette.  A  farmer.  Sect’y.- 
treas.  town  of  Joly  since  1944.  Mgr.  Joly  telephone  system 
since  1949.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  4th  degree.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  141  Blais  Blvd.  W.,  Berthier- 
sur-Mer,  Que. 


LAMBERT,  JOSEPH  ADRIEN  HENRI  (Bellechasse).  AY 
le  15  juillet  1913  a  St- Adrien,  Cti  Migantic,  Qui.  Fils  de 
1 'liornas  Lambert  et  Leda  Grenier,  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses 
etudes  ilimentaires  d  St- Adrien  et  secondaires  au  Coll.  St-Ferdi- 
nand,  Qui.  M.  le  31  oct.  1934  d  Antoinette  Sivigny  de  St-Apolli- 
natre,  Cti  Lotbinihre,  Qui.  Douze  enfants:  Thirise,  Gisile,  Jean- 
Loms,  Thomas,  Marguerite,  Gilberte,  Aurore,  Michel,  Rosaire, 
Lucte  Yvan  et  Louisette.  Vn  cultivateur.  Sec. -Iris,  de  la  muni- 
cipalite  de  Joly  depuis  1944  et  girant  riseau  de  tiliphone  de 
Joly  depuis  1949.  Mem.  Chevaliers  de  Colomb  4‘  degri  Elu 
Pour  la  Premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  1968.  Reelu  i.g.  1972. 
Parti  pol.:  C.S  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  141  ouest,  boul.  Blais, 
Berthier-sur-Mer,  Que. 


LAMBERT,  HON  MARCEL  JOSEPH  AIME,  P.C.,  B.Com, 
B.A.,  B.C.L.,  M.A.  (Edmonton  West).  B.  Aug.  21, 


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1919  at  Edmonton,  Alberta.  S.  of  late  J.  E.  Lambert 
(Can.)  and  Marie  Kiwit  (Belgian).  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Alta 
and  Oxford  Univ.  M.  June  30,  1945  to  Olive  Margaret, 
B.C.L.,  M.A.  (Oxon),  M.  June  30,  1945  to  Olive  Margaret, 
dau.  of  A.W.  Lowles,  of  Seaford,  Sussex,  England.  Three 
children:  Adrian  Marcel  Joseph,  Christopher  John,  and 
Peter  Robert  Francis.  Barrister  and  Solicitor.  Firm 
Emery,  Jamieson,  Chipman,  Sinclair,  Lambert  and  Agrios. 
Served  overseas  over  four  years  in  World  War  II,  Royal 
Can.  Armoured  Corps,  (King’s  Own  Calgary  Regt.)  P.O.W. 
Dieppe.  K.  of  C.  4th  Degree;  Edmonton  Chamber  of  Com¬ 
merce;  Member  of  Boards  of  several  Social  Welfare 
Agencies,  Edmonton  and  Alberta;  Rhodes  Scholar  Alberta 
and  Hertford,  1947.  Was  pol.  cand.  in  Alta.  Legisl.  in  1952 
and  defeated.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari. 
Asst,  to  Min.  of  National  Defence  Aug.  7,  1957.  Apptd. 
Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Nat.  Revenue  Nov.  19,  1959. 
Speaker  of  the  H.  of  C.  Sept.  27,  1962  to  1968.  Sworn  of 
Privy  Council  and  named  Min.  of  Veteran’s  Affairs,  Feb. 
12,  1963.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1675 
Rhodes  Court,  Ottawa  8,  Ont. 

LAMBERT,  HON.  MARCEL  JOSEPH  AIME,  C.P.,  B.Com., 
B.A.,  B.C.L.,  M.A.  (Edmonton- West).  Ne  le  21  aout  1919,  a 
Edmonton,  Alta.  Fils  de  feu  J.-E.  Lambert,  Canadien  frangais, 
et  Marie  Kiwit,  Beige.  Fit  ses  itudes  a  VUniversiti  d’Alberta  et 
VUniv.  d’Oxford.  M.  le  30  juin  1945  a  Olive  Margaret,  fille  de 
M.  A.W.  Lowles,  de  Seaford,  Sussex,  Angleterre.  Trois  enfants: 
Adrian  Marcel  Joseph,  Christopher  John  et  Peter  Robert  Francis. 
Avocat.  Aux  Etudes  Emery,  Jamieson,  Chipman,  Sinclair,  Lambert 
et  Agrios.  Fit  du  service  outre-mer  pendant  4V2  ans;  pris,  Dieppe. 
Mem.  C.  de  C.,  4e  degri;  Chambre  de  Commerce,  Edmonton; 
membre  de  plusieurs  comitis  d’agences  de  bien-etre  social; 
Boursier  Rhodes  1947.  Fut  cand.  pol.  au  prov.  en  1952  et  fut 
defait.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  Com.  a.  I’i.g.,  1957. 
Reelu  e.g.  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Nomme  adjoint 
pari,  au  Ministre  de  la  Def.  national  le  7  aout  1957.  Nomme  sec. 
pari,  au  Min.  du  Revenu  National,  le  19  nov.  1959.  President  de 
la  C.  des  C.  le  27  sept.  1962  a.  1968.  Nomme  Conseiller  Prive  et 


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Min.  des  Anciens  Combattants,  le  12  fev.  1963.  Parti  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  catliolique.  Adresse:  1675  Rhodes  Court,  Ottawa  8,  Out. 

LAMOUREUX,  HON.  LUCIEN,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  M.A.,  Q.C. 
(Stormont-Dundas).  B.  Aug.  3,  1920  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  S.  of 
Prime  Lamoureux  and  Graziella  Madore  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed. 
at  Ottawa  U.  and  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School,  Toronto.  M. 
Sept.  22,  1945  to  Claire  dau.  of  Achille  Couture  of  Hull, 
Que.  Four  children:  Michel,  Sylvie,  Adele  and  Claude.  A 
barrister.  Mem.  Can.  Bar.  Assn.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Deputy 
Speaker,  May  1963  to  Sept.  1965.  Elected  Speaker,  Jan. 
18,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Ind.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  505 
McConnell  Ave.,  Cornwall,  Ont. 

LAMOUREUX,  HON.  LUCIEN,  B.A.,  L.Ph.,  M.A.,  C.R.  (Stor¬ 
mont-Dundas).  Ni l  le  3  aofit  1920  d  Ottawa,  Ont.  Fils  de  Prime 
Lamoureux  et  Graziella  Madore,  tons  deux  Can.-fr.  Fit  ses  itudes 
a  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa  et  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto.  M.  le  22  sept.  1945  d 
Claire  fille  d’ Achille  Couture  de  Hull,  Qui.  Quatre  enfants  : 
Michel,  Sylvie,  Adlle  et  Claude.  Un  avocat.  Mem.  .4  hoc.  du 
Rarreau  Can.  Elu  pour  la  premilre  fois  d  la  C.  des  C  t  g  1962 
Reelu  e.g.  1963,  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Pres,  adjoint  de  la  C.  des  c'., 
inai  1963  d  sept.  1965.  Elu  President  le  18  jan.  1966.  Parti  pol.: 
Ind.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  505,  avenue  McConnell,  Cornwall 
Ont. 

LANG,  HON.  OTTO  EMIL,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B  B.C  L 
(Saskatoon-Humboldt).  B.  May  14,  1932  at  Handel,  Sask.  S. 
of  Otto  Theodore  Lang  and  Maria  Theresa  Wurm,  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Cudworth,  Englefeld  &  Humboldt,  Sask., 
Univ.  of  Sask.  and  Oxford  (Rhodes  Scholar).  M  Dec  21 
1963  to  Adrian  Ann  Merchant  of  Saskatoon.  Seven  child¬ 
ren:  Maria,  Timothy,  Gregory,  Andrew,  Adrian,  Elizabeth 
and  Amanda.  Former  Dean  of  Law  at  Univ.  of  Sask.  Past 
pres.  Assn,  of  Can.  Law  Teachers  1962  63  and  Social  Plan¬ 
ning  Council,  Saskatoon.  Editor  “Contemporary  Problems 
of  Public  Law  in  Canada”  published  1968.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Min.  without 
Portfolio  July  6,  1968  to  Sept.  24,  1970.  Min.  of  Manpower 
and  Immigration,  Sept.  24,  1970  to  Jan.  28,  1972.  Apptd. 


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Min.  of  Justice  and  Attorney  General  of  Canada  Jan.  28, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Saskatoon, 
Sask. 

LANGLOIS,  PAUL  (Chicoutimi).  B.  Dec.  4,  1926  at 
Three  Rivers,  Que.  S.  of  J.  Armand  Langlois  and  Eva 
Carignan  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Mont-St-Louis  Inst., 
Montreal.  M.  July  17,  1953  to  Yolande  dau.  of  Hormidas 
Lamarche  of  Montreal.  Two  children:  Pierre  and  Michel. 
A  businessman.  Associated  with  Les  Produits  de  ciment 
du  Saguenay  Ltee.  Mem.  C.  of  C.  and  Richelieu  Club, 
Chicoutimi.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Public 
Works  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1014 
Melancon  St.,  Chicoutimi,  P.Q. 

LANGLOIS,  PAUL  (Chicoutimi).  Ne  le  4  dec.  1926  d  Trois- 
Rivieres,  P.Q.  Fils  de  J.- Armand  Langlois  et  Eva  Carignan  tons 
deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  d  I’lnst.  du  Mont-St-Louis,  Montrial. 
M.  le  17  juillet  1953  d  Yolande,  fille  d’Hormidas  Lamarche,  de 
Montreal.  Deux  enf ants:  Pierre  et  Michel.  Un  industriel,  Les 
Produits  de  ciment  du  Saguenay  Ltie.  Mem.  C ..  de  C.  et  Club 
Richelieu,  de  Chicoutimi.  Elu  pour  la  premiire  fois  a  la  C.  des  C. 
e.g.  1965.  Reelu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Nomme  secretaire  pari,  du 
Min.  des  Travaux  publics  1968.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique. 
Adresse:  1014,  rue  Melangon,  Chicoutimi,  P.Q. 


LANIEL,  GERALD  (Beauharnois-Salaberry).  B.  Aug.  8, 
1924  at  Valleyfield,  Que.  S.  of  Josephat  Laniel  and  Ju¬ 
liette  Biron,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Valleyfield  Seminary. 
M.  Oct.  13,  1947,  to  Janine,  dau.  of  Donat  Sauve,  of  Valley¬ 
field,  Que.  Five  children:  Jocelyne,  Normand,  Marie- 
Andre,  Michel  and  Jean-Frangois.  An  Insurance  Broker. 
Flying  Officer  RCAF,  1942-45;  Capt.  61st  L.A.A.  Regt.  (R) 
1949-58  Mem.  Jr.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Sr.  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  Red  Cross,  Can.  Legion,  Nautical  Club  of 
Valleyfield,  Valleyfield  Golf  and  Country  Club;  Civil 
Comm  Camp  Don  Bosco  (Youth);  Officers  Mess  22nd 
Regt.;  Mem.  RCAF  Assn.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. g.e. 
June  18,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address;  72  Mathias  St., 
Valleyfield,  Que. 


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LANIEL,  GERALD  (Beauharnois-Salaberry).  Ne  le  8  ao-ut  1924 
a  Valley  field,  Que.  Fils  de  Josephat  Laniel  et  Juliette  Biron, 
tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  au  Siminaire  de  Valley  field. 
M.  le  13  oct.  1947,  a  Janine,  fille  de  Donat  Sauvi,  Valleyfield, 
Qu£.  Cinq  enfants:  Jocelyne,  Norniand,  Marie-Andri,  Michel  et 
Jean-Frangois.  Courtier  d’  Assurances.  Mem.  de  la  Chambre  de 
Commerce  des  Jeunes;  Chambre  de  Commerce;  Croix  Rouge; 
Ligion  Can.;  Club  de  Golf  and  Country;  Club  Nautique  de 
Valleyfield;  Comm.  Civil  du  Camp  Don  Bosco  (Jeunes);  Mess  des 
Officiers  du  22 e  Rigt.;  Assoc,  du  C.A.R.C.  Elu  pour  la  premiire 
fois  d  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  le  18  juin  1962.  Reilu  i.g.  1963,  1965, 
1968  et  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  72, 
rue  Mathias,  Valleyfield,  Qui. 


LAPRISE,  GERARD  (Abitibi).  B.  Apr.  19,  1925  at 
La  Sarre,  Que.  S.  of  F.  Xavier  Laprise  and  R.  A.  Godbout 
both  Fr.  Cdn.  Ed.  at  Colombourg.  M.  Oct.  12,  1949  to 
Frangoise  dau.  of  Arthur  Letourneau  of  La  Sarre.  Nine 
children:  Frangois,  Aline,  Lucie,  Andre,  Monique,  Ginette, 
Denis,  Gaetan  and  Diane.  A  carpenter.  Mem.  C.L.A.A.  (ex 
diocesan  vice-pres.).  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  SC  Rel  • 
Catholic.  Address:  279  East  20th  Street,  La  Sarre,  Abitibi 
West  Co.,  Que. 


^  LAPRISE,  GERARD  (Abitibi).  Ni  le  19  avril  1925  a  La 
Sarre,  Qui.  Fils  de  F.  Xavier  Laprise  et  de  R.A.  Godbout  tons 
deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  &  Colombourg.  M.  le  12  oct.  1949 
d  Frangoise  fille  d’Arthur  Litoumeau  de  La  Sarre.  Neuf  enfants: 
Frangois,  Aline,  Lucie ,  Andri,  Monique,  Ginette,  Denis,  Gaetan 
et  Diane.  Vn  charpentier-menuisier.  Mem.  C.L.A.A.  (ex-vice-pris. 
at  oc  is  am).  Elu  pour  la  premiire  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  i  g  1962 
Rielu  i.g.  1963,  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Parti  pol.:  C.S.  Rel.:  catho- 
hque.  Adresse:  279  est,  20’  Rue,  La  Sarre,  Cti  Abitibi-Ouest,  Qui. 

LASALLE  ROCH  (Joliette).  B.  Aug.  6,  1929  at  St.  Paul, 
Que.  S.  of  Philippe  LaSalle  and  Maria  Payette,  both  Fr 
Can.  Ed  at  Crabtree  schools.  M.  Aug.  23,  1952  to  Carmen 
Beauparlant  of  Joliette,  Que.  Four  children:  Mario  Mary- 
se,  Jean-Pierre  and  Marco.  A  sales  manager.  Mayor  of 
Crabtree  1957-65.  Pres.  P.T.A.  of  Joliette  1967  and 
Crabtree  1966-67.  Mem.  St.  Jean  Baptiste  Society  and 


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K.  of  C.  Cand.  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Ind.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  92  -  15th  St.,  Crabtree  Mills,  Que. 

LASALLE,  ROCH  (Joliette).  Ni  le  6  aout  1929  a  Saint-Paul, 
Qui.  Fils  de  Philippe  LaSalle  et  Maria  Payette,  tous  deux  Can. 
fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  aux  icoles  de  Crabtree.  M.  le  23  aout  1952 
a,  Carmen  Beauparlant  de  Joliette,  Qui.  Quatre  enjants:  Mario, 
Maryse,  Jean-Pierre  et  Marco.  Un  girant  des  ventes.  Maire  de 
Crabtree  1957-1965.  Pris.  A.PM.  Joliette  1967  et  Crabtree  1966- 
1967.  Mem.  Sociiti  Saint-Jean-Baptiste  et  Chevaliers  de  Colomb. 
Cand.  i.g.  1965  et  dif.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  jois  b  la  C.  des  C. 
i.g.  1968.  Riilu  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Ind.  Rel.:  catholique. 
Adresse:  92  -  15e  Rue,  Crabtree  Mills,  Que. 

LATULIPPE,  HENRI  P.  (Compton).  Born  April  23,  1913. 

S.  of  Thomas  Latulippe  and  Exilia  Mathieu,  both  Fr.  Can. 
Ed.  at  St.  Victor  Seminary.  M.  June  23,  1939,  to 
Marie-Ange,  dau.  of  Napoleon  Lapointe,  of  St.  Honore  de 
Shenley,  Que.  Eight  children:  Solanges,  Paul  Andre,  Suz¬ 
anne,  Louise,  Jean  Roch,  Aline,  Henriette  et  Alain.  Owner 
of  Henri  Latulippe  Store  and  Propane  Gaz  Plant  also  T.V. 
Distribution  Cable  in  Megantic.  Pres.  Megantic  Furniture, 
Lac  Megantic,  Que.  Alderman  nine  yrs.  Mem.  K.  of  C. 
Cand.  Que.  Prov.  elect.  1948  and  def.  First  elected  to  H. 
of  C.  g.e.  June  18,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968 
and  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  4999 
Milette  St.,  Lac  Megantic,  Frontenac  Co.,  Que. 

LATULIPPE,  HENRI  P.  (Compton).  Ni  le  23  avril  1913. 
Fils  de  Thomas  Latulippe  et  Exilia  Mathieu,  tous  deux 
Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  au  Siminaire  de  St.  Victor.  M .  le  23  juin 
1939,  a  Marie-Ange,  fille  de  Napolion  Lapointe  de  St-Honori 
de  Shenley,  Que.  Huit  enjants  :  Solanges,  Paul-Andrl,  Suzanne, 
Louise,  Jean-Roch,  Aline,  Henriette  et  Alain.  Proprillaire  de  la 
Maison  Henri  Latulippe  et  Propane  Gaz  Plant  et  la  distribution 

T. V.,  Migantic.  Pres.  “Megantic  Furniture”.  Echevin  du  Lac 
Migantic  pendant  neuf  ans.  Mem.  des  C.  de  C.  Cand.  Qui.  en 
1948.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  jois  a  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  18  juin  1062. 
Reilu  e.g.  1963,  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Parti  pol.:  C.S.  Rel.:  catho¬ 
lique.  Adresse:  4999,  rue  Milette,  Lac  Megantic,  Cti  Frontenac, 
Qui. 


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LAWRENCE,  ALLAN  F.,  Q.C.  (Northumberland-Dur- 
goode  Hall.  M.  Sept.  3,  1949  to  Moira  Patricia  McGuffin. 
Lawrence,  English  and  Elizabeth  Anne,  Scottish.  Ed. 
Huron  St.  P.S.,  Brown  P.S.,  Jarvis  Collegiate,  D.V.A.  Re- 
Hab.  School,  Victoria  College,  Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Os- 
goode  Hall.  M.  Sept.  3,  1949  to  Moira  Patrifia  McGuffin. 
Two  children:  Sean  and  Alison.  A  lawyer.  Served  RCNVR 
in  World  War  II.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Governors,  Central  Public 
Hospital,  Toronto.  Dir.  Rehabilitation  Foundation  for 
Disabled.  Past  Ch.  Labour-Management  Arbitration  Bds. 
Mem.  several  Ratepayers’  and  Property  Owners’  Assoc. 
Founder  and  first  National  Pres.  P.C.  Student  Federation 
National  Student  Group.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Leg.  by- 
election  May  12,  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1963  and  1967. 
Apptd.  Minister  of  Mines,  Feb.  13,  1968.  First  Ontario 
Min.  of  Northern  Affairs.  Contested  leadership  of  Ont. 
P.C.  Party,  Feb.,  1971  (def.  by  Wm.  Davis  by  44  votes). 
Apptd.  Attorney-General  of  Ontario  March  1,  1971  and 
Sr.  Min.  in  Cabinet.  Apptd.  Prov.  Sect’y.  for  Justice  Jan 
1972.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Ch.  Fed.  P.C. 
Caucus  Com.  (Shadow  Cabinet)  on  Dept,  of  Consumer  and 
Corporate  Affairs,  Jan.  1973.  Party  pol.:  P.C  Rel  •  Angli¬ 
can.  Address:  R.  R.  #  1,  Janetville,  Ontario. 

LEBLANC,  FERNAND  E.,  B.Sc.,  L.S.C.,  C.A.  (Laurier). 
B.  July  1,  1917  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Ulric  Leblanc  and 
Aglaee  Guindon  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Stanislas  primarv 
school,  Montreal  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  June  16 
1945  to  Claire  dau.  of  Senator  the  Hon.  J.  Eugene  Lefran- 
?°is,  Montreal.  Two  children:  Daniel  and  Francois  A 
chartered  accountant.  Mem.  Assoc.  Athletique  Nationale 
de  la  Jeunesse  treas.  1963;  Cribari  Agencies;  firm  Leblanc 
&  Gagnon;  Montreal  C.  of  C.  treas.  1950;  Conseil  d’expan 
sion  Economique  Inc.;  Businessmen’s  Assn,  of  Plateau 
Mount  Royal  treas.  1954;  St.  Jean  Baptiste  Soc  •  K  of  C 
4th  degree  Dollard;  Kinsmen-Alouette  Club  treas.  1956  and 
pres.  Caisse  Populaire  St.  Denis.  Mem.  Municipal  Council 
of  St.  Hippolyte  1960-64.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by- 
election  Feb.  10,  1964.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965,  1968  and  1972. 


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Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  4551  Gamier  St., 
Montreal,  Que. 

LEBLANC,  FERNAND-E.,  B.Sc.,  L.S.C.,  C.A.  (Laurier).  Ni 
le  1  juillet,  1917  d  Montrial,  Que.  Fils  d’Ulric  Leblanc  et  Aglaie 
Guindon  tous  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  primaires  a  St-Stanislas, 
secondaires  au  coll,  de  Montrial  et  a  Vuniv.  de  Montrial.  M.  le 
16  juin,  1945  d  Claire  fille  du  sinateur  I’hon.  J.  Eugene  LefranQois 
de  Montrial.  Deux  enfants:  Daniel  et  Franqois.  Un  comptable 
agrii.  Mem.  Assoc.  Athlitique  Nationale  de  la  Jeunesse  (tris. 
1963);  Agences  Cribari;  Etude  Leblanc  &  Gagnon;  Chambre  de 
Commerce  de  Montrial  (tris.  1950);  Conseil  d’expansion  Econo - 
mique  Inc.;  Assoc,  des  Hommes  d’Ajjaires  du  Plateau  Mt-Royal 
(tris.  1954);  Sociiti  Saint-Jean-Baptiste;  Chevalier  de  Colomb  4 * 
degre,  Assemblee  Dollard;  Club  Kinsmen- Alouette  (tris.  1956) 
et  pris.  de  la  Caisse  Populaire  Saint-Denis  1959-64.  Mem.  Conseil 
Municipal  de  Saint-Hippolyte  1960-64.  Elu  pour  la  premiire  fois 
d  la  C.  des  C.  d  ilection  complementaire  le  10  fiv.  1964.  Riilu 
e.g.  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse: 
4551,  rue  Gamier,  Montrial,  Qui. 

LEBLANC,  ROMEO  (Westmorland-Kent).  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  146  Church 
St.,  Moncton,  N.B. 

LEFEBVRE,  THOMAS-HENRI  (Pontiac).  B.  May  23, 
1927  at  North  Bay,  Ont.  S.  of  Charles  Jean  Lefebvre  and 
Clorilda  Prevost  (both  dec.),  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Vincent 
de  Paul  primary  school,  and  North  Bay  College.  M.  Oct.  8, 
1951  to  Leatrice  Lucille  dau.  of  Elie  Vaillancourt  of 
Temiscaming,  Que.  Three  children:  Lise,  Guy  and  Jean. 
A  garage  operator.  Former  alderman  Town  of  Teimisca- 
ming.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  and  Kinsmen.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Asst. 
Chief  Govt.  Whip,  Sept.  30,  1972  and  Chief  Govt  Whip, 
Dec.  22,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
Davidson,  Pontiac  Cty.,  Que. 

LEFEBVRE,  THOMAS-HENRI  (Pontiac).  Ni  le  23  mai 
1927  d  North  Bay,  Ont.  Fils  de  feu  Charles  Jean  Lefebvre  et 
Clorilda  Prevost,  tous  deux  Canadiens  franqais.  Fit  ses  itudes 
d  I’icole  primaire  St -Vincent -de-Paul  et  au  Coll,  de  North  Bay. 
M.  le  8  oct.  1951  a  Liatrice  Lucile,  fille  d’Elie  Vaillancourt,  de 


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Temiscaming,  P.Q.  Trots  enfmts :  Lise,  Guy  et  Jean.  Un 
garagiste.  Ancien  Schevin  de  la  ville  de  Timiscaming.  Mem. 
C.  de  C.  et  Kinsmen.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C. 
e.g.  1965.  Reelu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catho- 
lique.  Adresse:  Davidson,  Cte  Pontiac,  P.Q. 

LEGGATT,  STUART,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (New  Westminster). 
B.  Nov.  9,  1931  at  New  Westminster,  B.C.  S.  of  David 
John  Leggatt  and  Iris  Morgan.  Ed.  at  New  Westminster 
P.S.  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  May  4,  1955  to  Marlene  Eleisa- 
beth,  dau.  of  David  J.  Dverksen  of  Burnaby,  B.C.  Three 
children:  David,  Anne  and  Carrie.  A  lawyer.  Cand.  B.C. 
g.e.  1969  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  1805  Scarborough  Cr.,  Port 
Coquitlam,  B.C. 

LESSARD,  MARCEL  (Lac-Saint-Jean).  B.  Aug.  14,  1926 
at  Alma,  Que.  S.  of  Marcellin  Lessard  and  Eugenie  Lali- 
berte,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Alma  College.  M.  June  19,  1948 
to  Yvette  Jean  of  Alma.  Six  children:  Louise,  Sylvie, 
Martina,  Camille,  Roch  and  Rachel.  A  foreman  with  Alcan 
Co.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963. 
Def.  1965  and  re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Pari.  Sect’y. 
to  Min.  of  Agriculture.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Ad¬ 
dress:  1035  Bourassa  St.  W.,  Alma,  Que. 

LESSARD,  MARCEL  (Lac-Saint-Jean).  N6  le  14  ao&t  1926 
d  Alma,  Qui.  Fils  de  Marcellin  Lessard  et  Eugtnie  Laliberti,  tous 
deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  lludes  au  Coll.  d’Alma.  M.  le  19  juin  1948 
a  Yvette  Jean  d’Alma.  Six  enfants:  Louise,  Sylvie,  Martina, 

Camille,  Roch  et  Rachel.  Vn  contremaitre  avec  Cie  Alcan.  Elu. 
pour  la  premiire  fois  d  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  1962.  Riilu  i.g.  1963. 

Dif.  e.g.  1965  et  reelu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  de 
l’ Agriculture.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  1035, 
rue  Bourassa  ouest,  Alma,  Que. 

LEWIS,  DAVID,  Q.C.,  B.A.  (York  South).  B.  June  23, 
1909  at  Swislocz,  Poland.  S.  of  Morris  Lewis  and  Rose 
Lazarus  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Public  and  H.  S.,  Montreal; 
McGill  Univ.  and  Oxford  Univ.  M.  Aug.  15,  1935  to  Sophie 
dau.  of  Hyman  Garson  of  Montreal.  Four  children:  Stephen 
Henry,  (MPP  Ont.),  Michael  Edward,  Janet  and  Nina. 


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A  barrister.  Ntl.  Sect’y.  (1936-50),  Ntl.  Vice-Chairman, 
Ntl.  Chairman  and  Ntl.  Pres.  (1950-61)  of  the  C.C.F. 
Federal  Vice-Pres.  of  N.D.P.  Mem.  Can.  Inst,  of  Inter. 
Affairs;  Toronto  Lawyers  Club;  Ont.  Woodsworth  Memo¬ 
rial  Foundation;  Can.  Council  of  Christians  and  Jews, 
Human  Rights  Comm.;  Workman’s  Circle;  York  Twnp. 
Planning  Council;  Jewish  Labour  Comm,  and  dir.  Soc. 
for  Abolition  of  Death  Penalty.  Cand.  g.e.  1940  and  def- 
Cand.  by-election  1943  and  def.  Cand.  g.e.  1945  and  1949 
and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Def.  g.e  1963. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Hebrew.  Address:  138  Rodney  Cres.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 
K1H  5J9. 

L’HEUREUX,  YVON  (Chambly).  B.  March  20,  1914  at 
St-Cyrille  de  Wendover,  Que.  S.  of  Emery  L’Heureux  and 
Marie  Louise  Daigneault.  Ed.  at  Beloeil  and  Montreal 
schools.  M.  Feb.  10,  1945  to  Carmen  dau  of  Telesphore 
Bienvenue  of  McMasterville,  Que.  Three  children:  Michele, 
Isabelle  and  Jean-Francois.  Pres.  Yvon  L’Heureux  Enter¬ 
prises  Ltd.  Vice-Pres.  Agences  immobilieres  de  Beloeil. 
Mem.  Beloeil  Council  1943-68  and  Mayor  1968-70  Dir  In¬ 
ternational  Regional  Development  Co.  Mem.  Beloeil  Ooll 
Club,  C.  of  C.,  pres.  1945-57,  Kiwanis  and  Croquet  Uub. 
Cand.  g.e.  1958  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  by-elec¬ 
tion  May  31,  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  450  Richelieu  St.,  Beloeil,  Que. 

L’HEUREUX,  YVON  (Chambly).  Ne  le  20  mars  1914  a  St- 
Cyrille  de  Wendover,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Emery  L’Heureux  et  Mane 
Louise  Daigneault.  Fit  ses  Stude s  aux  ecoles  de  Belonl  et  Montreal. 
M  le  10  fev.  1945  a  Carmen  jille  de  Telesphore  Bienvenue  de  Mc¬ 
Masterville,  P.Q.  Trois  enfants:  Michele,  Isabelle  et  Jem-Frangois. 
Pres,  des  Entreprises  Yvon  L’Heureux  Ltee.  Vice-pr_es.  de  la  Cie 
des  Agences  immobilieres  de  Beloeil.  ConseiUer  municipal  de  Beloeil 
1943  68  et  moire  1968-70.  Dir.  de  C.I.D.R.  (Cie  Internationale  du 
developpement  regional)  Organisme  du  Tiers-Monde.  Mem  Club 
de  Golf  et  Club  N antique  de  Beloeil,  C.  de  C.,  pres.  ^45-57, 
Chevaliers  de  Colomb,  Kiwanis  et  Club  de  Croquet.  Cand.  e.g  1958 
et  def  ait.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  d  une  election 


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complementaire  le  31  mai  1971.  Reelu,  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel..  catholique.  Adresse:  450  Richelieu,  Beloeil,  Que. 

LOISELLE,  GERARD  (Saint-Henri).  B.  April  15,  1921, 
at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Romeo  Loiselle  and  Lucienne 
Laplante,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Zotique  Public  School, 
St.  Arsene  College  and  O’Sullivan  Business  Coll.  M. 
Feb.  22,  1943,  to  Claire,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Pierre  Du¬ 
mouchel  of  Montreal,  Que.  Six  children:  Huguette,  Rene, 
Gerald,  Diane,  Nicole  and  Daniel.  Insurance  Broker, 
Laporte  &  Loiselle  Inc.  Dir.  of  R.  Loiselle  &  Co.,  Coal 
and  Oil  Business.  First  elect.  Councillor  for  City  of  Mon¬ 
treal,  Dec.  10,  1950,  being  the  youngest  of  the  City 
Council.  Re-elected  1954,  1957,  1960  and  1962.  Mem.:  K.  of 
C.  4th  Degree  and  Loyal  Order  of  Moose.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965 
1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Manpower 
and  Immigration  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  2160  Hall  St.,  Montreal  22,  Que. 

LOISELLE,  GERARD  (Saint-Henri).  Ni  le  15  avril  1921  a 
Montrial,  Qui.  Fils  de  Romio  Loiselle  et  de  Lucienne  Laplante 
tons  deux  Can  fr  Fit  ses  itudes  a  I’Ecole  St-Zotique.  Coll 
St- A  rsine  et  0  Sullivan  Business  Coll.  M.  le  22  fivrier  1943  a 

nsC16/6.  Mr, H  Madame  Pierre  Dumouchel,  de  Montrial 
Qui- Six  enfants:  Huguette,  Reni,  Cirald,  Diane,  Nicole  et  Daniel 
Courtier  en  assurance,  Laporte  &  Loiselle  Inc.  Direcleur  de  R 
Loiselle  &  Co.,  Charbon  et  Huile  Combustible.  Le  plus  ieum: 
consetllerelu  Pour  la  vi lie  de  Montrial,  le  10  die.  1950-  riilu 
1954,  1957  1960  et  1962.  Mem.  des  C.  de  C.  et  Loyal  Order  of 
Moose;  L  Ouest  Commercial  et  Professionnelle.  Elu  pour  la 
premiere  jots  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1957.  RHlu  i  n  insv 
If63,  1963  ’  1968  et  1972-  Nomine  secritaire  pari,  du  Min.  de  la 
Mam-d.  Oeuvre  et  de  VImmigration  1968.  Parti  pol  •  Lib  Rel  • 
catholique.  Adresse:  2160,  rue  Hall,  Montreal  22,  Que. 

LUNDRIGAN,  JOHN  H„  B.A.tEd  )  RA  mph 

Core  ^fld^^oTTo0 ' '  1  Bt  Jun-  10,  1939  at  uPPe’r  Island 
Can  ’FlfdfltSTTnnPv  t3!1  LVndrigan  and  Cavell  Smith,  both 
at^H?P-er  1®land  Cove  Schools,  Memorial  Univ. 
of  Nfld.  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  Aug  25  IQfil  tn  WannV 

Hiscock  of  Catalina,  Nfld.  Two  children:  Steven  and  Peter. 


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A  teacher.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  2133 
Hubbard  Cres.,  Ottawa,  Ont.  and  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

MacDONALD,  HON.  DANIEL  JOSEPH,  P.C.  (Cardi¬ 
gan).  B.  July  23,  1918  at  Bothwell,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Daniel  J. 
MacDonald  and  Elizabeth  Fisher.  Ed.  at  Bothwell  Schools. 
M.  Nov.  13,  1946  to  Pauline,  dau.  of  Augustus  Peters  of 
St.  Charles,  P.E.I.  Seven  children:  Blair,  Heather,  Gale, 
Daniel,  Leo,  Walter  and  Gloria.  A  farmer.  Prov.  Dir. 
Artificial  Breeding  Unit  Bd.  Past  Pres.  Local  Co-operative 
Assoc.  Mem.  Bothwell  School  Bd.  Sgt.  Can.  Army  (A) 
1940-45.  Branch  Pres.  Royal  Can.  Legion.  Mem.  War  Ampu¬ 
tations  of  Can.  and  Home  and  School  Assoc.  First  elected 
to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Agric.  and  Forestry,  July  28,  1966.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Minister  of  Veterans 
Affairs,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Bothwell,  P.E.I. 

MACDONALD,  DAVID  SAMUEL  HORNE,  B.A.  (Eg- 
mont).  B.  Aug.  20,  1936  at  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  S.  of 
John  Gordon  MacDonald  and  Helen  Alexandria  Mackie 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  West  Kent  School,  Prince  of  Wales  Coll., 
Dalhousie  Univ.  and  Pine  Hill  Divinity  Hall.  M.  July  11, 
1964  to  Greta  Sandra  Belle  dau.  of  Harris  Rogers  of  Brae, 
P.E.I.  A  clergyman.  National  pres.  Young  People  Union, 
United  Church,  1958-60.  Vice-chairman  Senior  Citizen’s 
Housing  Corp.,  1964  to  present.  Dir.  Atlantic  Prov.  Eco¬ 
nomic  Council.  Mem.  U.N.  Assn,  and  pres.  P.E.I.  Ministe¬ 
rial,  Church  Extension  (Inc.),  P.E.I.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Alberton,  P.E.I. 

MACDONALD,  HON.  DONALD  STOVEL,  P.C.,  B.A., 
LL.M.  (Rosedale).  B.  Mar.  1,  1932  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  S.  of 
Donald  Angus  Macdonald  and  Marjorie  Isabel  Stovel,  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Ashbury  Coll.,  Ottawa;  Trinity  Coll.,  Univ.  of  To- 
ronto,  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School,  Harvard  Law  School, 
(LL.M.)  and  Trinity  Hall,  Cambridge  Univ.,  England. 
Called  to  Ontario  Bar,  June  1955.  Diploma  in  Inter- 


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national  Law,  (Cantab.).  M.  Mar.  4,  1961,  to  Ruth,  dau. 
of  Dr.  G.  0.  Hutchison  of  Ottawa,  Ont.  Three  dau.:  Bar¬ 
bara  Leigh,  Nicol  and  Althea.  A  barrister-at-law.  Mem. 
Toronto  Cricket,  Skating  and  Curling  Clubs  and  Royal 
Ottawa  Golf  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.,  June  18, 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari. 
Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Justice,  Apr.  25,  1963,  to  Min.  of  Fi¬ 
nance,  July  1965  to  Sept.  1965,  to  Sect’y.  of  State  for 
External  Affairs,  Jan.  9,  1966  and  to  Min.  of  Industry  Jan. 
1968.  Can.  Rep.  to  Forty-First  Session  of  the  Economic 
and  Social  Council  of  the  U.N.;  Mem.  of  Can.  Del.  to 
Twenty-First  U.N.  Gen.  Assembly  and  Can.  Rep.  on  Second 
Committee  (Economic  and  Financial)  at  that  Session; 
Can.  Rep.  to  1967  Pledging  Conference  of  U.N.  Develop¬ 
ment  Programme.  Min.  without  Portfolio  and  Acting  Min. 
of  Justice  Apr.  20,  1968.  Pres,  of  Queen’s  Privy  Council 
for  Can.  and  Government  House  Leader,  July  6,  1968  to 
Sept.  24,  1970.  Min.  of  National  Defence,  Sept.  24,  1970  to 
Jan.  28,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Energy,  Mines  and  Resources 
Jan.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  15 
Westward  Way,  Ottawa,  Ont.  K1L  5A8. 

MacDONALD,  Miss  FLORA  ISABEL  (Kingston  and  the 
Islands).  B.  June  3,  1926  at  North  Sydney,  N.S.  Dau.  of 
George  Frederick  MacDonald  and  Mary  Isabel  Royle.  Ed. 
at  North  Sydney  H.S.,  Empire  Business  College  and 
National  Defence  College.  Dir.  Can.  Inst,  of  Public  Affairs. 
Mem.  Can.  Inst,  of  International  Affairs,  Can.  Political 
Science  Assoc,  and  Can.  Civil  Liberties  Assoc.  Past  Pres 
Elizabeth  Fry  Society.  Exec.  Dir.  Committee  for  an  Inde¬ 
pendent  Canada.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  26  Pembroke  St 
Kingston,  Ontario. 


MACEACHEN,  HON.  ALLAN  JOSEPH,  P.C  BA  M  A 
(Cape  Breton  Highlands-Canso).  B.  July  6,  1921  at’lnver- 
ness  N.S  S.  of  Angus  MacEachen  and  Annie  Gillis  both 
Scottish.  Ed  at  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.  Antigonish,  N.S. 
194L44  (B.A.);  U.  of  Toronto,  1944-46  (M.A.),  dept,  of 
Pol.  Economy;  U.  of  Chicago,  1948,  dept,  of  Economics 
and  Massachusetts  Inst,  of  Technology,  Cambridge  Mass 


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1951-53,  dept,  of  Economics  and  Social  Science.  Professor 
of  Economics  at  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.  1946-48  and 
Head  of  Economics  and  Social  Sciences  Dept.  Hon.  LL.D., 
St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.  Antigonish,  N.S.;  Acadia  Univ., 
1966  and  Doctor  Humane  Letters  Honoris  Causa,  Loyola 
Coll.,  Baltimore,  Maryland,  1966.  Special  Asst,  and 
consultant  on  economic  affairs  to  Hon.  L.  B.  Pearson, 
1958-62.  Pari.  Observer  to  10th  Gen.  Assem.  of  U.N.  New 
York  1955  and  alternate  del.  to  22nd  Session  of  Economic 
and  Social  Council  of  U.N.,  Geneva,  1956.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e.  1957.  Cand.  g.e. 
1958  and  def.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and 
1972.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of 
Labour,  Apr.  22,  1963.  Min.  of  National  Health  and  Wel¬ 
fare  Dec  18,  1965  to  1968.  Min.  of  Manpower  and  Immi¬ 
gration,  1968  to  Sept.  24,  1970.  Apptd.  President  of  the 
Queen’s  Privy  Council  for  Canada,  Sept.  24,  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  H.  of  C.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

MACGUIGAN,  MARK  R.,  B.A.,  M.A.  Ph  D.,  LL ,.M., 
J.S.D.,  LL.D.  ( Windsor-Walkerville) .  B.  Feb.  17,  1931  at 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  S.  of  the  Hon.  Mark  R.  MacGuigan, 
PEI  Min.  of  Education  and  Public  Health  1935-43, 
Attorney-General  1943-44  and  Judge  Supreme  Court  P.E.I. 
1944-67  and  Agnes  V.  Trainor,  both  Can.  of  Irish  descent. 
Ed.  at  Queen  Square  School;  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  St. 
Dunstan’s  Univ.,  Charlottetown,  (B.A.  Summa  Cum  Lau- 
deV  Univ.  of  Toronto,  (M.A.,  Ph.D.);  Osgoode  Hall  and 
Columbia  Univ.,  (LL.M.,  J.S.D.);  Hon  LL.D.,  U  of  P.E.I. 
1971  M  June  17,  1961  to  Maryellen  Symons  of  Washing¬ 
ton  D.C.  Three  children:  Ellen  Frances,  Mark  R.  and 
Thomas  James.  A  law  professor.  Dean,  Faculty  of  Law 
Univ.  of  Windsor  1967-68;  Professor  of  Law,  Osgoode  Hall 
1966-67-  Assoc.-Professor  of  Law  1963  66;  Asst.  Professor 
of  Law'l960-63,  Univ.  of  Toronto.  Mem.  Special  Committee 
on  Hate  Propaganda  1965.  Advisor  to  Special  Counsel  on 
Constitution  1967-68.  Mem.  Can.  Bar  Assn.,  Essex  Cty.  Law 
Assn.,  Law  Society  of  Upper  Can.,  John  Howard  Society 
U.N.  Assn.,  World  Federalists  Assn,  and  Univ.  Club  ot 
Windsor.  Founding  Dir.  Can.  Civil  Liberties  Assn.  1964, 


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Chairman  1966-67.  Cand.  Ont.  g.e.  1963  and  def.  Cand 
Federal  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of 
Manpower  and  Immigration,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  2020  Willistead  Cres., 'Windsor  15,  Ont. 

MACINNIS,  DONALD  (Cape  Breton-East  Richmond).  B. 
Aug.  21,  1918  at  Glace  Bay,  N.S.  S.  of  Dan  Maclnnis  and 
Margaret  Boyd  both  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Glace  Bay  schools. 

M.  Feb.  17,  1947  to  Sara  dau.  of  John  Baldwin  of  Sydney, 

N. S.  Five  children:  Donald,  Gary,  Joanne,  Craig  and  Leigh’ 
A  miner.  Cand.  g.e.  1962  and  def.  First  elected  to  the 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965,  1968  and  1972 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  241  Brook- 
side  St.,  Glace  Bay,  N.S. 


MACINNIS,  MRS.  WINONA  GRACE,  B.A.  (Vancouver- 
Kingsway).  B.  July  25,  1905  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  Dau.  of  Ja¬ 
mes  Shaver  Woodsworth  and  Lucy  Lillian  Staples  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  Winnipeg  and  B.C.  schools,  Univ.  of  Man.,  The 
Sorbonne  and  Ottawa  Normal  School.  M.  Jan.  23,  1932 
to  Angus  son  of  Neil  Maclnnis  of  Glen  Williams  PEI 
First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1941.  Def.  g.e.  1945.  Cand. 
Fed.  g.e.  1949  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P  Address- 
47  -  4550  Fraser  St.,  Vancouver  10,  B.C. 


MACKASEY,  HON.  BRYCE  STUART,  P.C.  (Verdun).  B. 
AufA 25>  1921  at  Quebec  City,  Que.  S.  of  Frank  S.  Mackasey 
and  Ann  Glover,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Patrick’s  High  School 
Quebec;  McGill  Univ.,  and  Sir  George  Williams  (Com- 
™etrce>-  Feb.  13>  1942’  t0  Margaret  Cecilia,  dau.  of 
Patrick  OMalley  of  Quebec.  Four  children:  Brenda, 
Bryan,  Michael  and  Susan.  A  manufacturer.  Former  aider- 
man  City  of  Verdun  and  chairman  Verdun  Sports  Com- 
mission.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  June  18,  1962  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd  Pari  Sect’v 
to  Min.  of  National  Health  and  Welfare,  1965  Apptd  Pari 
Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Labour,  Jan.  9,  1966.  Sworn  in  as  Member 
of  the  Administration  Feb.  9,  1968.  Min.  of  Labour,  July  5 
1968  to  Jan.  28,  1972.  Min.  of  Manpower  and  Immigration 


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Jan.  28,  1972  to  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  1125  Moffat  Ave.,  Verdun,  Que. 

MACKAY,  ELMER  MACINTOSH,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Central 
Nova)  B.  Aug.  5,  1936  at  Hopewell,  Pictou  County,  N.S. 
S.  of  Gordon  Barclay  MacKay.  Ed.  at  Dalhousie  and  Acadia 
Univ.  M.  July  15,  1961  to  dau.  of  Commander  Bradin  Delap 
of  Centreville,  Kings  County,  N.S.  Four  children:  Cethlyn 
Laura,  Peter  Gordon,  Sheila  Mary  Louise  and  Andrew. 
A  lawyer.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  by-election  May  31, 
1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Lome, 
Pictou  County,  N.S. 

MACLEAN,  HON.  J.  ANGUS,  P.C.,  D.F.C.,  B.Sc , 
LL.D.,  C.D.  (Malpeque).  B.  May  15,  1914,  at  Lewes,  P.E.I. 
S.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  George  A.  MacLean,  both  Can.  Ancestors 
emigrated  from  Scotland  in  1832.  Ed.  at  local  schools, 
Mount  Allison  Academy,  Summerside  High  School,  Univ. 
of  B  C.,  Mount  Allison  University.  Doctor  of  Laws  (honoris 
causa)  from  Mount  Allison  Univ.,  Aug.  1,  1958.  M.  Oct. 
29,  1952  to  Gwendolyn  Esther  Burwash,  dau.  of  Mrs.  Bur- 
wash  and  the  late  Dr.  B.  R.  Burwash  of  Saskatoon.  Two 
daughters:  Sarah  Jean  and  Mary  Esther,  and  two  sons: 
Allan  Duart  and  Robert  Angus.  A  farmer.  Served  several 
years  on  Bd.  of  Regents,  Mount  Allison  Univ.  Past-Pres. 
Can.  Br.  R.A.F.  Escaping  Society.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Dir. 
R.C.A.F.  Memorial.  Vice  Pres.  (Federal  Branch)  Com¬ 
monwealth  Pari.  Assoc.  Served  with  the  R.C.A.F.  (Re¬ 
serve)  from  1939  to  1947.  Commanded  Test  &  Develop¬ 
ment  Establishment,  1943-45  and  Missing  Research  anc 
Enquiry  Unit,  Europe  from  1945  to  1947  with  rank  of 
Wing  Commander.  Mem.:  United  Services  Officers  Club, 
Charlottetown;  R.C.A.F.  Assn.;  Masonic  Lodge  A.F.  & 
A  M.;  Royal  Can.  Legion;  Charlottetown  C.  of  C.;  Can. 
Club  P  E.I.  Del.  Nato  Pari.  Conf.,  Pans,  1956;  Led  Can. 
Delegation  Colombo  Plan  Conf.,  Tokyo,  1960.  Led  F.A.O. 
Conf.,  Rome,  1961.  Mem.  Can.-Japanese  Ministerial  Del., 
Tokyo  1963;  Del.  Commonwealth  Pari.  Conf.,  Wellington, 
N.Z.  1965.  Del.  18th  Pari.  Course  Westminster,  Eng.,  Apr. 
1969  Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1945  and  1949  and  def.  First  elected 


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™  iq£-  a*  a  by;ale0ction’  June  25>  1951-  Re-elected  1953, 
1957  1958  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Sworn  in  as 
member  of  the  Privy  Council  June  21,  1957  Min  of 

Addrpr«S,T  195?'630  n arty  poL:  RC‘  Rel-:  Presbyterian. 
Address.  Lewes,  Belle  River,  R.R.  3,  P.E.I 

MACQUARRIE,  HEATH  NELSON,  BA  MA  (Hills 
Jf^SS)^B«Sept  18’  1919’  at  Victoria,  PE.L  son 
pi  W/Rred  Macquame  and  Mary  Mallard  both  Can 

and  McGhTti?  Wnl6S  CoU-  U™-  of  Man. UnW of  iS 
and  McGill  Univ.  Degrees:  B.A.,  M.A.  M  Dec  27  1949 

Thre^  children-  w  UVi,0f  ?eil  Stevvart-  of  Deloraine,  Man! 

PoUtic?Sdeik?eT?erhJea-n'  FloJ?  Mary  and  Iain  Heath. 
7  vrs  ?! lst-  Teacher  m  public  schools  of  P.E.I.  for 

nJfr s->  asst.  boys  work  Secty.  Y.M.C.A.  Winnioe0  asst  - 

McGm  UnV  for' 2  jf  Iclence 

visif  ^  ,  ^Pa^^n'ence^Univ^of  ’  Toronto*  ^1957* 

AUison  Univrei9«C5?\UmVQSl!m-iSch001’  1949'52’  Mount 
m  io?  D,JSum'  School,  Univ-  of  Man.  Sum- 

Mfairs.  Mem  -  Can.  Club,  RET^ffistorica"  S^cietfcan 

SAoSy  CTahne 

for  AdnP0p?y’  ?-an‘  In.St  on  Public  Affairs,  Can  Assoc 
AssniCaof  ^^^u^Gonalb  affairs, "T^^IJnited^ Nations 

A^P°  ^°fA -^l^Ele'ct Jd  e3rd^^P^c>Wpa^ya Can^ 

toria,  PET  Rel”  Presbyterian.  Address:  Vic- 

and  Univ.  Extension  CoSse.^M^of  8.  °Wi?heS 


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Irene,  dau.  of  Mr.  Joseph  McGowan  of  Orangeville,  Ont. 
Three  children:  Ellwood  Grant,  Patricia  Marie  and  foster 
daughter  Janet  Marie  Gulley.  A  life  underwriter.  Coun¬ 
cillor,  1952-57;  Deputy  Reeve,  1957-59;  Reeve  1959-63  and 
Warden  Dufferin  County  1962.  Past  Pres.  Dufferin  Crop 
Improvement.  Flying  Officer  RCAF,  World  War  II,  1942- 
45.  Dir.  and  Past  Pres.  Maple  Cattle  Breeders  Assoc.  1947- 
55.  Pres.  Royal  Can.  Legion  1960.  Mem.  Brampton-Missis- 
sauga  Life  Underwriters  Assoc.,  Orangeville  Lions  Club, 
Harris  Masonic  Lodge,  Orangeville  and  Scottish  Rite, 
Guelph  and  Hamilton.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963. 
Re-elected  1965.  Def.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  R.R.  #  4,  Orange¬ 
ville,  Ontario. 

MARCEAU,  GILLES,  LL.L.,  B.A.  (Lapointe).  B.  Sept. 
27,  1928  at  Quebec,  Que.  S.  of  Adolphe  Marceau  and  Blan¬ 
che  Morel,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Jesuit  College,  Quebec, 
Brebeuf  College,  Montreal  and  Laval  Univ.,  Quebec.  M. 
July  2,  1955  to  Colette  Santerre  of  Arvida,  Que.  Four 
children:  Johanne,  Bernard,  Regent  and  Christine.  A 
lawyer.  Former  Pres.  Social  Service  of  Chicoutimi,  Drama 
Centre  of  the  North  East,  Richelieu  Club  and  former 
local  and  regional  Pres,  of  Jr.  C.  of  C.  Mem.  of  the  Bar 
of  Que.  Hon.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion.  Mem.  K.  of  C. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Sect’y.  of  State,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  501  St.  Bernard  St.,  Jonquie- 
re,  Que. 

MARCEAU,  GILLES,  LL.L.,  B.A.  (Lapointe).  Ne  le  27  sept. 
1928  a  Quebec,  QuL  Fils  d’ Adolphe  Marceau  et  Blanche  Morel, 
tons  deux  Can.-fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  au  College  des  JSsuites  de  Que¬ 
bec,  College  Bribeuf,  Montreal  et  I’Univ.  Laval,  Quibec.  M.  le  2 
juillet  1955  a  Colette  Santerre  d’ Arvida,  Que.  Quatre  enfants: 
Johanne,  Bernard,  Regent  et  Christine.  TJn  avocat.  Fut  pres. 
Service  Social  du  diocese  de  Chicoutimi,  du  Centre  Dramatique 
du  nord  est,  du  Club  Richelieu  et  jut  pres,  local  et  regional  de 
la  Jeune  Chambre.  Senateur  mternational  de  la  Jeune  Chainbre. 
Mem.  du  Barreau  du  Qui.  Mem.  hon.  de  la  Ligion  canadienne. 
Mem.  des  Chevaliers  de  Colomb.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la 


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C.  des  C.  e.g.  1968.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Nomine  Sec.  Pari,  au  Sec. 
d’Etat,  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique  Adresse:  501,  rue 
Saint-Bernard,  Jonquiere,  Que. 

MARCHAND,  HON.  JEAN,  P.C.  (Langelier).  B.  Dec. 
20,  1918.  S.  of  Gustave  Marchand  and  Laura  Cousi- 
neau  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  L’Academie  Commerciale, 
Quebec  and  Faculty  of  Sciences,  Laval  Univ.  M.  to  Geor¬ 
gette  Guertin  of  Quebec.  One  child:  Marie  Eve.  Organizer 
of  Confederation  of  Catholic  Workers  (CTCC)  1944;  Tech¬ 
nical  Adviser  for  Montreal  Region,  1945  and  general 
sect’y.  1947-61.  Elected  pres,  of  newly  created  Confedera¬ 
tion  of  National  Trade  Unions,  1961.  Received  Hon.  Doc¬ 
torate  in  Industrial  Relations,  Univ.  of  Montreal  and  Hon. 
Degree  in  Social  Sciences  from  Laval  Univ.,  May  1965. 
Mem.  Royal  Comm,  of  Enquiry  on  Bilingualism  and  Bi- 
culturalism,  1963-65.  Retired  1965  from  Economic  Council 
of  Que.,  Ntl.  Employment  Comm,  of  Unemployment  Ins. 
Commission,  Joint  Can.-American  Committee  of  Ntl. 
Planning  Commission  of  North  America  and  International 
Bureau  of  Christian  Trade  Unionists.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Min.  of 
Citizenship  and  Immigration,  Dec.  18,  1965  to  1966.  Min. 
of  Manpower  and  Immigration,  Oct.  3,  1966  to  1968.  Min. 
of  Forestry  and  Rural  Development,  1968  to  1969.  Min. 
of  Regional  Economic  Expansion,  1969  to  1972  Apptd 
Min.  of  Transport,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.;  Lib  Rel  ■' 
Catholic.  Address:  H.  of  C.,  Ottawa  Ont. 

MARCHAND,  HON.  JEAN,  C.P.  (Langelier).  Ni  le  20 
die.  191S.  Fils  de  Gustave  Marchand  et  Laura  Cousineau  toils 
deux^  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  l’ Acadimie  Commerciale  de  Quebec 
et  a  la  faculti  des  sciences  de  Vuniv.  Laval.  M.  d  Georgette 
Guertin  de  Quebec.  Une  fille:  Marie-Eve.  Un  des  organisateurs 
de  la  Fidiration  des  Travailleurs  Catholiques  (CTCC)  1944; 
aviseur  technique  pour  la  rigion  de  Montrial,  1945  et  secritaire- 
gineral  1947-1961.  Elu  pres.  Confederation  of  National  Trade 
Unions,  1961.  Doctorat  hon.  en  Relations  Industrielles  de  Vuniv 
de  Montrial,  et  degri  hon.  en  Sciences  sociales  de  Vuniv.  Laval 
mai  1965.  Mem.  Commission  Roy  ale  sur  le  Bilinguisme  et  le 
Biculturalisme  1963-1965.  En  1965  s’est  retiri  du  Conseil  Econo- 
mique  du  Quibec,  de  la  Commission  de  VEmploi  de  VAssurance 


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Chomage,  Joint  Can.-American  Committee  of  Ntl.  Planning 
Comm,  of  North  America  et  du  Bureau  International  de  Christian 
Trade  Unionists.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  6.g.  1965. 
Reelu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Ministre  de  la  Citoyennete  et  de  Vlmmi- 
gration  le  18  dec.  1965  d  1966.  Min.  de  la  Main-d’Oeuvre  et  de 
l’ Immigration,  le  3  oct.  1966  a  1968.  Min.  des  Forets  et  du  De- 
veloppement  rural  en  1968  a  1969.  Min.  de  I’Expansion  econo- 
mique  regionale ,  1969  a  1972.  Nomme  Min.  des  Transports  le 
27  nov.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  C.  des 


C.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


MARCHAND,  LEONARD  STEPHEN,  B.S.A.,  M.S.F. 
(Kamloops-Cariboo).  B.  Nov.  16,  1933  at  Vernon,  B.C.  S. 
of  Joseph  Marchand  and  Agnes  Robinson,  both  Can. 
Indian.  Ed  at  Okanagan  Indian  Day  School,  Vernon, 
Kamloops  Indian  Residential  School,  Vernon  H.S.,  TJmv. 
of  B  C  and  Univ.  of  Idaho.  M.  July  16,  1960  to  Donna 
Isabelle  Parr  of  North  Bay,  Ont.  Two  children:  Lori  Anne 
and  Leonard  Stephen  Jr.  An  agricultural  research  scien- 
tist.  Research  scientist,  Kamloops  Research  Station  1960- 
65  Special  Asst,  to  Hon.  J.  R.  Nicholson  1965  and  Hon. 
Arthur  Laing  1966-68.  Mem.  Agricultural  Inst,  of  Can. 
and  North  American  Indian  Brotherhood.  First  elected 
to  H  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Pari. 
Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern  Develop¬ 
ment,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  45 
Bayshore  Dr.,  Ottawa  14,  Ont.  and  Kamloops,  B.C. 


MARSHALL,  JACK  (Humber-St.  George’s-St.  Barbe). 
B  Nov.  26,  1919  at  Glace  Bay,  N.S.  S.  of  Louis  and  Rose 
Marshall,  both  Jewish.  Ed.  at  Glace  Bay  HS .and  Mount 
Allison  Commercial  College.  M.  Jan.  27,  1946  to  Sylvia 
Rothman  of  London,  England.  Three  children:  Thomas 
W.  Beverlee  Ann  and  Arlaine.  A  businessman.  Lt^-Col. 
Commanding  Officer  Royal  Nfld.  Regt.  (M);  Col.  Com¬ 
mander  I  Militia  Group;  Col.  Dist.  Officer  Commanding 
Nfld  Militia  (Reserve  Force)  and  Col.  Militia  Adviser 
(Nfld.).  Vice-pres.  V.O.N.  Assn.,  Corner  Brook.  Past  Pres. 
Corner  Brook  Merchants’  Assn.  Dir.  Blomidon  Country 
Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Jewish.  Address:  1  Cobb  Lane, 
Corner  Brook,  Nfld. 


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MASNIUK,  PETER  PAUL  (Portage).  B.  Feb.  17,  1920 
at  Morweena,  Manitoba.  S.  of  Paul  Masniuk  and  Anne 
Fediuk.  Ed.  at  Narcisse,  Man.  M.  Sept.  6,  1947  to  Rose, 
dau.  of  Peter  Kowalchuk  of  Winnipeg,  Man.  Four  children: 
Gail  Lynda,  Judith  Anne,  Raymond  Peter  and  William 
John.  A  section  foreman  C.N.R.  Mem.  Legion  and  Elks 
First  elected  Man.  g.e.  1966.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address-  P  O 
Box  113,  Inwood,  Man. 


MATHER,  BARRY  (Surrey-White  Rock).  B.  Feb.  20,  1909 
at  Condor,  Alberta,  S.  of  Reginald  Mather,  English  and 
Margaret  Leisk,  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Public  Schools,  Burnaby 
and  Vancouver.  M.  Aug.  4,  1939,  to  Camille,  dau.  of  Mr. 
Tretheway,  Vancouver,  B.C.  Two  children:  Mary  and  Jane. 
A  newspaperman.  Founder  Newsmen’s  Club  of  B.C.;  Dir. 
Automobile  Assn,  and  B.C.  Historical  Assn.  Author  ‘‘New 
Westminster,  The  Royal  City”.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 

0June  l8’  1962-  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and 
197^.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  2789  McBride  Ave 
Crescent  Beach,  Surrey,  B.C. 

MATTE,  RENE,  L.Ped.  (Champlain).  B.  Feb.  11,  1935 
at  St.  Casimir,  Que.  S.  of  Rodolphe  Matte  and  Eva  Sauva- 
geau,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Casimir  and  La  Pointe-du-Lac 
Que.  schools.  M.  Aug.  23,  1960  to  Julie  Lamontagne  of  Ste 
Sabine,  Que.  Four  children:  Claude,  Michel,  Jean-Pierre 
and  Francois.  A  professor.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e  1968 

Ite  eC  iSrf'  197,2’  Party  poL:  SC-  Reh:  Catholic.  Ad¬ 
dress.  1213  Dussault  Blvd.,  St-Marc-des-Carrieres,  Que. 

MATTE,  RENE,  L.Ped.  (Champlain).  Ni  le  11  fivrier  1035  a 
Saml-Casimir,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Rodolphe  Matte  et  Eva  Sauvageau 
torn  deux  Can  Jr.  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  ecoles  de  Saint-Casimir  et 
La  Poinle-du-Lac,  PQ  M .  le  23  aout  1960  a  Julie  Lamontagne, 
de  Sainte-Sabine,  P.Q.  Quatre  enfants:  Claude,  Michel,  Jean-Pierre 
et  Frangois.  Un  educateur.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C  des  C 

ef;  1972 ■  Parti  Pol-:  C.S.  Rel.:  catholique. 

Adresse.  1213,  bold.  Dussault,  St-Marc-des-Carrieres,  Que. 

TnWA2Z7A^SW?Kvi,D0N^LD  FRANK  (Vegreville).  B. 
July  27,  1935  at  Viking,  Alta.  S.  of  Frank  Mazankowski 


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and  Dora  Lonowski,  both  Polish.  Ed.  at  Viking  schools. 
M.  Sept.  6,  1958  to  Lorraine  Poleschuk  of  Elk  Point,  Alta. 
Three  children:  Gregory,  Roger  and  Donald  Fitzgerald. 
A  businessman.  Trustee  Separate  School  Bd.,  Vegreville, 
1963-68.  Mem.  K.  of  C.,  Rotary  and  Vegreville  C.  of  C. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  670, 
Vegreville,  Alta. 

McCAIN,  FRED  ALWARD,  B.Sc.  (Carleton-Charlotte). 
B.  Nov.  11,  1917  at  Florenceville,  N.B.  S.  of  S.  Claude 
McCain  and  Bertha  F.  Alward.  Ed.  at  Florenceville  Sup¬ 
erior  School,  Provincial  Norman  School  and  Acadia  Univ. 

M.  Dec.  22,  1944  to  Marjorie  Vella,  dau.  of  E.  Roy  Hunter 
of  Florenceville,  N.B.  Four  children:  Frederick  Hunter, 
Crystal  Patricia,  Margaret  Susan  and  David  Brent.  A 
farmer.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge,  Rotary,  Curling  Club  and 
Sbriner.  Lt.  in  Army  1945-46.  N.B.  Potato  Co-ordinator. 
First  elected  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.  1956, 
1960,  1963  and  1967.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  P.O.  37, 
Florenceville,  N.B. 

MCCLEAVE,  ROBERT  JARDINE,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Halifax- 
East  Hants).  B.  Dec.  19,  1922  at  Moncton,  N.B.  S.  of  Robert 
David  McCleave  and  Marjorie  Jardine  both  Scotch  Can. 
Ed.  at  Moncton,  Rexton,  Richibucto,  N.B.  and  Digby 
schools  and  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax.  M.  Aug.  31,  1946  to 
Ruth  Loughead  dau.  of  the  late  Alan  James  of  Halifax. 
Five  children:  Christine,  Nicola,  Melissa,  Robert,  Sarah. 
A  lawyer.  Mem.  N.S.  Barristers  Soc.  and  Broadcasters 
Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1958  and  1962,  def.  g.e.  1963  and  re-elected  g.e.  1965,  1968 
and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Public  Works, 
1962.  Apptd.  Deputy  Speaker,  Jan.  4,  1973.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  1652  Robie  St.,  Halifax. 

N. S. 

MCGRATH,  JAMES  A.  (St.  John’s  East).  B.  Jan.  11, 
1932  at  Buchan’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Patrick  Bernard  and  Mary 
Agnes  McGrath,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at  St.  Patrick’s  Hall,  St. 
John’s  M.  Sept.  24,  1960  to  Margaret  Smart  of  West- 


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mount,  Que.  Six  children:  Kathleen,  Caroline,  Margart- 
Moira,  Joanna,  Sean  and  Sheilagh.  A  broker.  Pari.  Sect’y. 
Min.  Mines  and  Technical  Surveys,  1962-63.  Exec.  Asst, 
to  Leader  of  Opposition  in  Senate  1963-65.  Pres.  P.C. 
Assn,  of  Nfld.  1965-66.  Mem.  Benevolent  Irish  Society, 
K.  of  C.  and  Murrays  Pond  Country  Club,  Cand.  Nfld. 
g.e.  1956  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1962.  Def.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968 
and  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  P.O.  Box 
5762,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

MCKENZIE,  Dan  (Winnipeg  South  Centre).  B.  March 
25,  1924  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Daniel  McKenzie  and 
Nancy  Brown.  Ed.  at  Greenway  General  Wolfe  and  Daniel 
McIntyre  Schools,  Winnipeg.  M.  Oct.  10,  1960  to  Olga 
Marion,  dau.  of  C.  Krawetz  of  Prince  Albert,  Sask.  Two 
children:  John  and  Karen.  A  communications  supervisor. 
Winnipeg  City  Councillor  1971-72.  Mem.  A.N.  and  A.F. 
Vets  and  Conservative  Club  of  Greater  Winnipeg.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Address:  187  Twain  Dr.  Winnipeg,  Man. 

MCKINLEY,  ROBERT  ELGIN  (Huron).  B.  Aug.  14 
1928  at  Zurich,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Elgin  McKinley  and  Elsie 
Mae  Coleman,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Goshen  Public  School  and 
Clinton  H.S.  M.  Aug.  8,  1950  to  Audrey  Elaine  Gill  step- 
dau.  of  Donald  Hendrich  of  Dashwood.  Five  children- 
Diane,  Debroah,  Brenda,  John  and  Janet.  A  farmer 

McKinley  Farms  and  Hatchery  Ltd.  Mem.:  Lions  and 

Masonic  Lodge  (32nd  degree).  First  elected  to  H.  of  C 
g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol  -  PC 
Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  R.R.  1,  Zurich,  Ont. 

MCKINNON.  ALLAN  BRUCE,  M.C.,  C.D.  (Victoria). 
B.  Jan.  11,  1917  at  Canora,  Sask.  S.  of  Peter  MacDonald 
McKinnon  and  Belle  Stewart.  Ed.  at  Rokeby,  Kincaid 
Univ.  of  Victoria  and  Can.  Army  Staff  College.  M.  Oct! 
2.  1947  to  Joan  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Bertram  Menzies  (dec  ) 
of  Victoria,  B.C.  Two  children:  Ian  Bruce  and  Peter 

Menzies.  An  educator.  Trustee  Greater  Victoria  School 
Bd.  1968-70  and  Chairman  1970-72.  Mem.  Cdn  Club  and 


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United  Services  Inst.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  1760  Rockland 
Ave.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

MCRAE,  PAUL  EDMUND,  B.A.  (Fort  William).  B.  Oct. 
20,  1924  at  Toronto.  S.  of  Lt.  Col.  Charles  E.  and  Evlyn 
Anne  McRae.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Queen’s  Univ.  and 
Ont.  College  of  Education.  M.  June  30,  1955  to  Yvonne 
Joanne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Pelletier  of  Wikwennkong,  Ont. 
One  child:  David  Michael.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Vickers 
Heights  P.O.,  Thunder  Bay,  Ont. 

MITGES,  C.  GUS  (Grey-Simcoe).  First  elected  to  H. 
of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  314  -  2nd  Ave. 
E.,  Owen  Sound,  Ont. 

MORGAN,  J.  TREVOR,  B.A.,  Q.C.  (St.  Catharines).  B. 
Dec.  27,  1923  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Rev.  Charles  Morgan 
and  Hallam.  Ed.  at  Queen’s  Univ.  and  Osgoode  Hall.  M. 
Sept  1,  1947  to  Josephine  Fusco  of  Niles,  Ohio.  A  bar¬ 
rister  Councillor  Port  Dalhousie  1954-55  and  Reeve  1956- 
60  Alderman  St.  Catharines  1962-68.  Councillor  Regional 
Munic  of  Niagara  1969-72.  Mem.  St.  Catharines  Club, 
Gyro  Club  and  Dart  Club.  Only  Life  Mem.  Retarded 
Children’s  Assoc.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Unitarian.  Address:  40  Ann  St., 
St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

MORIN,  Mrs.  ALBANIE,  B.A.,  L.esL.,  LL.L.  (Louis- 
Hebert).  B.  April  30,  1921  at  St.  Elizabeth,  Man.  Dau.  of 
Louis  Philippe  Pare  and  Laura  Labrecque.  Ed.  at  St.  Law¬ 
rence  College  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  Sept.  1,  1945  to  George 
Morin.  Three  children:  Albany,  George  Jr.  and  Sylvia.  A 
professor  City  Councillor  of  Sillery,  Que.  1970  to  present. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  1274  Des  Gouverneurs,  Sillery,  Que. 

MORIN,  Mme  ALBANIE,  B.A.,  L.esL.,  LL.L.  (Louis-Hebert). 
Ne  le  30  avril  1921  a  St-Elizabeth,  Man.  Fille  de  Louis  Philippe 
Pare  et  Laura  Labrecque.  Fit  ses  etudes  au  Coll.  St-Laurent  et 
I’Univ.  Laval,  Quebec.  M.  le  ler  sept.  1945  d  George  Morin.  Trots 


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enfants:  Albany,  George  jr.  et  Sylvia.  U n  projesseur.  Conseiller 
citee  de.  Siller y  1970  a  date.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C. 
des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  1274 
Des  Gouverneurs,  Sillery,  P.Q. 

R0BERT  (Cape  Breton-The  Sydneys).  B.  Nov 
10\  tj  i’  at,  Edinburgh,  Scotland.  S.  of  James  Muir 

m1^ both  BrRish-  Ed.  at  Sydney  Mines,  N.S. 
M.  Feb.  22,  1944,  to  Mary  Melina,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs  An- 
gus  King,  of  Sydney  Mines.  N.S.  Three  children:  Robert 
Munro,  Gary  Stuart  and  Ruth  Lenora.  Sales  and  Credit 
Manager  —  Appliance  Firm.  Mem.  Sydney  Mines  Town 
Council  for  10  years;  Mem.  Board  of  Directors  —  Harbor 

t0  1958  and  Chairman  of  Board  from 
1951  to  June,  1957.  Served  2  terms  Chairman  Cape  Breton 
Regional  Hospital  Assoc.  Mem.  Sydney  Mines  Town  Coun- 

r  ’  ^°T>y  jS-’^Cape  Bre(°n  Joir>t  Expenditure  Bd.;  Exec. 
Local  Red  Cross;  Legis.  Comm.  N.S.  section  of  Marine 
Hospital  Assn.;  Former  mem.  U.M.W.  of  America-  Mem 

Srf  nh  0n  Hls“  So.eiety  and  Can.  Historical  Society' 
NATn° wearuer  15th  Session  Gen.  Assem.  N.Y.  1960.  Del. 
C  5  pgtT  Congress ,1962.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C-/-  1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965  1968 
and  197o.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address-  107 
Shore  Road,  Sydney  Mines,  N.S. 

BTpdfS’  lD9?fiNatLp  W"  B,A  ’iM  A-  i Esquimalt-Saanich ) , 

B-  „.prB  8-  1916  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Fenton  Munro  and 
Nellie  Ellis  Wallace.  Ed.  at  Lord  Byng  H  S  •  Univ  of  B  C 
and  U„,vA°f  Toronto,  M.  Sept.  7.  1944  to  Evelyn  May  ten. 

Capt.  A.  Secombe  of  Bursledon,  England  Retired  from 
Can.  Diplomatic  Service.  F/Lt.,  RCAF.  1940-45  Can  Com 
rrussioner  ICSC-Laos  1964-65.  Can  Ambassador  '  CoX 

?l‘C  MemarcfLUA  HR°„ndllrarS'  E'  Salvador  ancl  Pa,,ama- 
rmwmV  CILvAL Royal  Commonwealth  Assoc,  and  Univ 
Club  (Ottawa).  First  elected  to  H.  of  C  ge  1972  Partv 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel  ;  Catholic.  Address:  5320  Parker  Ave  PCor 
dova  Bay,  Victoria,  B.C.  ’  Cor' 

MUNRO,  HON.  JOHN  CARR  p  r  B  A  m,miitnn  x 
B.  Mar.  16,  1931  at  Hamilton,’  Ont  s!  of  John  AndLson 


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Munro,  Q.C.,  born  in  Scotland  and  Katherine  Alexandra 
Carr,  Can.  Ed.  at  Central  Pub.  School,  and  Westdale  Sec. 
School  of  Hamilton,  Univ.  of  Western  Ont.  (B.A.)  and 
Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto.  M.  Dec.  17,  1956  to  Marguerite 
Harriet  dau.  of  B.  Clay  of  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont.  Two  dau.: 
Susan  and  Ann.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Alderman  Hamil¬ 
ton  City  Council  1955-62.  Mem.  Can.  Inst,  of  International 
Affairs  and  Glendale  Golf  &  Country  Club.  Cand.  g.e.  1957 
and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re  elected  g.e. 
1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of 
Citizenship  and  Immigration,  1963  and  to  Min.  of  Man¬ 
power  and  Immigration,  Jan.  9,  1966.  Min.  without  Port¬ 
folio,  April  20  to  June  28,  1968.  Min.  of  National  Health 
and  Welfare,  June  28,  1968  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Labour, 
Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
172  Main  St.  E.  Hamilton,  Ont. 


MURTA,  JACK  BURNETT  (Lisgar).  B.  May  13.  1943  at 
Carman,  Man.  S.  of  John  James  Murta,  and  Jean  Burnett, 
both  Eng.  Ed.  at  Graysville  elementary  and  high  schools 
and  Univ.  of  Man.  (Agric.  1964).  M.  Oct.  23.  1965  to  Ida 
Judith  Scott  of  Winnipeg,  Man.  Two  children:  Scott  Burnett 
and  Tracy  Judith.  A  farmer.  Pres.  Kinsmen  Club  of  Carman, 
1968.  Sect’y  -Treas.  Graysville  United  Church  1970.  Mem. 
Bd  of  Dir.  Carman  Farm  Business  Assn.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  by-election  Nov.  16,  1970.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  P.O.  Box  33, 
Graysville,  Man. 


NEALE,  CHARLES  PATRICK  (Vancouver  East).  B. 
Jan.  1,  1921  at  Hamilton,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Ernest  Neale  and 
Constance  Rebecca  Sadd.  Ed.  at  McKenzie  School,  Van¬ 
couver  Tech,  and  John  Oliver  H.S.,  Vancouver.  M.  March 
26,  1952  to  Jewel  Joyce,  dau.  of  John  Christensen  of  Van¬ 
couver,  B.C.  One  child:  Richard  Michael.  Secretary  ! reas. 
Vane,  and  District  Labor  Council.  Mem.:  Can  Legion 
Army  and  Navy.  Cand.  B.C.  g.e.  1956,  1960  and  1963  and 
def  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pob:  N.D.P. 
Address:  #91,  4550  Fraser  St.,  Vancouver  10,  B.C. 


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NEIL,  DOUGLAS  CHARLES,  L.L.B.  (Moose  Jaw).  B. 
Feb.  3,  1924  at  Lipton,  Sask.  S.  of  Frederick  Charles  Neil 
and  Elizabeth  Pringle  Douglas.  Ed.  at  Lipton,  Sask.  P.S. 
and  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  July  29,  1950  to  Charlotte 
Audrey,  dau.  of  Charles  Buchanan  of  Limerick,  Sask.  Four 
children  :  Susan,  Claudia,  Cathy  and  David.  A  barrister 
and  solicitor.  Served  RCAF  1942-46.  Mem.:  Moose  Jaw 
City  Council  1963-64.  Chairman  Moose  Jaw  Wild  Animal 
Regional  Park,  1968-73.  Mem.  Moose  Jaw  Br.  Royal  Can. 
Legion,  Moose  Jaw  United  Services  Inst,  and  Moose  Jaw 
K.  40  Club.  Past  Pres.  Moose  Jaw  Kinsmen’s  Club.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Church 
of  England.  Address  :  1447  Grace  St.,  Moose  Jaw,  Sask. 

NELSON,  NELS  EDWIN,  B.A.,  B.ED.,  M.ED.  (Burnaby- 
Seymour ) .  B.  Sept.  7,  1917  at  Mullan,  Idaho,  USA.  S.  of 
blels  Alfred  and  Ingeborg  Nelson.  Ed.  at  B.C.  Public 

SfhT?°  ^  and  Univ-  of  B  C-  M-  APril  n>  1946  to  Greta,  dau. 
of  Paul  Vesterback  (dec.).  Two  children:  Susan  Margaret 
and  James  Richard.  A  teacher.  Past  Pres.  Can.  Council  of 
Teachers  of  English.  Ch.  Planning  Comm.,  Burnaby  Public 
Library.  Mem.  Press  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  4458  Burke  St.,  Burnabyj 

1J.V. 


NESBITT  WALLACE  BICKFORD,  Q.C.  (Oxford).  B. 
✓  c  at  Woodstock,  Ont.  S.  of  Montalieu  Nesbitt, 

(Scotch-Irish),  and  Ruth  Quarry,  (Scottish).  Grand  neph- 

f-  wf  \TheK-lafte^e  A?on’  Wallace  Nesbitt,  K.C.M.G.  and 
Nesbitt’  M.p  North  Oxford,  1911-1921.  Ed.  at  Wood 
stock  CoHegiate  Univ.  of  Western,  Ont.  and  Osgoode 
H  J1  o  S?h°a?-  Bachelor  of  Arts,  Economics 

JJ?-  .P£lltlca] 1  Science.  Barrister.  Royal  Can.  Navy,  1941- 

Mpmhpr^nf  ^  01J  r™rud  hst  as  Lieutenant  Commander 
Member  of  Toronto  Club,  Albany  Club,  Canadian  Legion, 

nf  p A'  M  A  Ll0ns.  Club  and  Woodstock  Lodge 
f  Peifection.  Recreation:  Fishing  and  gardening 

Appointed  Q.C.  January  1st,  1955.  Appointfd  Parlif- 
mentary  Asst,  to  the  Prime  Minister,  Aug  19  1957- 
Apptd.  Vice-Chairman  of  the  Can.  Del.  to  the  United 


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Nations,  Sept.  11,  1957.  Apptd.  Parliamentary  Asst,  to 
the  Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs,  Jan.  22, 

1958.  Apptd.  Chairman  of  the  Can.  Del.  to  the  Economic 
and  Social  Council  of  the  U.N.  at  Geneva  July  2,  1958. 
Elected  mem.  Nat’l.  Executive  U.N.  Assoc,  in  Can.  May 

1959.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1957,  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Church  of  England.  Address:  382  Dundas  St., 
Woodstock,  Ont. 

NESDOLY,  ELIAS,  B.A.,  B.ED.,  M.ED.  (Meadow  Lake). 
B.  Jan.  21,  1931  at  Blaine  Lake,  Sask.  S.  of  Timothy 
Nesdoly  and  Motrona  Wasilenko.  Ed.  at  Harmonia  Rural 
School,  Blaine  Lake  H.S.,  Bedford  Rd.  Coll.  Inst,  and  Univ. 
of  Sask.  M.  Aug.  16,  1952  to  Marie  (dec.),  dau.  of  Taras 
Brick  of  Saskatoon,  Sask.  Four  children:  Stephen  Jerome, 
Christine  Hope,  Faith  Constance,  Nathan  Vincent.  A  school 
principal.  Mem.  Shellbrook  Town  Council  1969-72.  Coroner 
and  Justice  of  the  Peace.  Mem.:  Shellbrook  Kinsmen  Club. 
Mem.  Teacher  Salary  Negotiating  Com.  14  yrs.  (3  yrs.  as 
Ch.)  and  Pres.  Teachers’  Local  7  yrs.  Sask.  Teachers’ 
Federation  Councillor  Parkland  School  Unit,  1964-72.  Cand. 
Federal  g.e.  1968  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  P.O.  Box  370, 
Shellbrook,  Sask. 

NIELSEN,  ERIK,  Q.C.,  D.F.C.,  LL.B.  (Yukon).  B.  Feb. 
24,  1924,  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  I.  Nielsen,  (Danish)  and 
Mabel  Elizabeth  Davies  (Dec.)  (Eng.),  Ed.  at  Dalhousie  U.. 
Halifax,  N.S.  Degree:  LL.B.  M.  May  3,  1945  to  Pamela 
June,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jack  Hall,  of  Louth,  Lincoln¬ 
shire,  England.  Three  children:  Lee  Scott,  Erik  Rolf 
and  Roxanne.  Barrister.  Fellow  American  Coll,  of  Probate 
Counsel.  Mem.  Cdn.  Bar  Assn.;  N.S.  Barrister  Society;  Pres. 
Yukon  Bar  Assn.;  Mem.  Whitehorse  &  Dist.  Chamber  of 
Com.;  Yukon  Dist.  Boy  Scouts  Assn.;  Yukon  Chamber  of 
Mines;  Hon.  Vice-Pres.  Dawson  City  Museum  and  Histor¬ 
ical  Soc.  and  Yukon  Historical  Soc.  and  Hon.  mem. 
I.U.M.M.  &  S.W.  Was  cand.  at  g.e.,  June  10,  1957  and  def. 
—  election  controverted.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  a 
by-election  Dec.  16,  1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963, 


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1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Ad¬ 
dress:  P.O.  Box  4100,  Whitehorse,  Yukon. 


NOWLAN,  JOHN  PATRICK,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Annapo- 
lis-Valley ).  B.  Nov.  10,  1931  at  Wolfville,  N.S.  S.  of 
George  Clyde  Nowlan  and  Miriam  Chisholm  both  Can 
Ed.  at  Wolfville  High  School,  Acadia  Univ.  and  Dalhousie 
Univ.  M.  Apr.  21,  1956  to  Cynthia  DeGolia  dau.  of  Herbert 
James  Cornish  of  Palo  Alto,  California,  U.S  A  Four 
children:  Nancy  Coleen,  Linda  Chisholm,  John  Patrick 
and  James  George.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  W.  Vancouver  School 
Bd.  1958-62,  chairman  1960-62.  Chairman  North  Shore 
(N.  and  W.  Vancouver)  Bd.  of  Health  1960-62.  Mem  NS 
and  B.C.  Bar.  Cand.  B.C.  g.e.  1963  and  def.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  Wolfville,  N.S. 


NYSTROM,  LORNE  EDMUND  (Yorkton-Melville)  B 
April  26,  1946  at  Wynyard,  Sask.  S.  of  Andrew  Bernard 
and  Elsie  Nystrom,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Wynyard  HS  and 
univ.  of  Sask.  A  teacher.  M.  June  14,  1969  to  Gayle  dau 
of  Frederick  Norris  of  Ottawa.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C  g  e 
1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel  •  United 
Address:  P.O.  Box  69,  Yorkton,  Sask. 


OBERLE,  FRANK  (Prince  George-Peace  River).  B  Mar 
24,  1932  at  Forchheim,  Germany.  S.  of  Adolf  Oberle  and 
Rosa  Leibold.  Ed.  at  Forchheim  (Germany)  and  Poznan 
(Poland).  M.  May  1,  1952  to  Joan,  dau.  of  Ernie  Kistner  of 
Forchheim,  Germany.  Four  children:  Ursula,  Isabell, 
Frank  E.  and  Peter  R.  A  businessman.  Chairman  Chetwvnd 
and  District  Hospital  Society  1966-72.  Alderman  of  Chet- 
wynd  1963-64  and  Mayor  1968-72.  Mem.:  C  of  C  First 

g  e-  1972'  Party  P°L:  P  C-  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  156,  Chetwynd,  B.C. 

O’CONNOR,  TERRANCE  PATRICK,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Hal- 
ton).  B.  March  24,  1940  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Thomas 
Patnck  and  Agnes  Christine  Bernard.  Ed.  at  Holy  Rosary 
S  S.  Toronto,  De  La  Salle  College  “Oaklands”,  Univ.  of 
Western  Ont.,  U.W.O.  Law  School  and  Osgoode  Hall.  M. 


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May  23,  1964  to  Carol  Ann,  dau.  of  James  Mulligan  of 
London,  Ont.  Four  children:  Kelly  Ann,  Dawn  Elizabeth, 
Bridget  Christine  and  Kathleen  Louise.  A  barrister  and 
solicitor.  Exec.  Counsel  to  Hon.  Allan  Lawrence  July  1, 
1971-Sept.  1,  1972.  Mem.:  Can.  Bar  Assoc.,  York  County 
Bar  Assoc.,  Oakville  Club,  Albany  Club  and  Bd.  of  Dir. 
Oakville  YM-YWCA.  Chairman  Ont.  Y.P.C.  Policy  Research 
Council  1969-70  and  Transportation  Study  Section  Ottawa 
and  the  Cities  Conference  1970.  Co-Chairman  Policy  Com¬ 
mittee,  Allan  Lawrence  Leadership  Campaign  1971.  Pres. 
IJalton,  Halton  East,  P.C.  Assoc.  1972.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
324  Spruce  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

OLAUSSEN,  HARRY  MAGNUS  (Coast  Chilcotin).  B. 
Oct.  8,  1929  at  Shanghai  China.  S.  of  Capt.  Magnus  Olaussen 
and  Maria  Meregalli.  Ed.  at  St.  Francis  Xavier’s  College, 
Shanghai  and  Aurora  Univ.,  Shanghai.  A  stationary  engi¬ 
neer.  Mem.:  Sons  of  Norway  and  Intern.  Brotherhood  of 
Pulp,  Sulphite  and  Paper  Workers.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  6887  Fairmont, 
Powell  River,  B.C. 

OLIVIER,  JOSEPH  MARIO  JACQUES  (Longueuil).  B. 
Apr.  14,  1944  at  Hull,  Que.  S.  of  Alphonse  Olivier  and 
Florence  Stafford.  Ed.  at  local  schools,  Notre  Dame  Hospi¬ 
tal,  Montreal  and  Laval  Univ.,  Quebec.  M.  Apr.  11,  1966 
to  Cecile,  dau.  of  Gerard  Lachance  of  Lac  Megantic,  Que. 
Two  children:  Elizabeth  and  Jacques  jr.  Mem.:  Jr.  C.  of  C. 
and  National  Confederation  of  Unions.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
2485  Lavalle  St.,  Longueuil,  Que. 

OLIVIER,  JOSEPH  MARIO  JACQUES  (Longueuil).  Ne  le 
14  avril  1944  a  Hull,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Alphonse  Olivier  et  Florence 
Stafford.  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  ecoles  de  Hull,  I’ecole  technologique 
et  de  radiologie  medicale,  Hopital  Notre  Dame,  Montreal  et  l  Univ. 
Laval.  M.  le  11  avril  1966  d  Cecile,  fille  de  Gerard  Lachance  du 
Lac  Megantic,  P.Q.  Deux  e.nfants:  Elizabeth  et  Jacques  jr.  Mem. 
Jeune  C.  de  C.  et  Confederation  des  syndic.ats  nationaux.  Elu 


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pour  pour  la  premiere  fois  a.  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  2485,  rue  Lavalle,  Longueuil,  P.Q. 

ORLIKOW,  DAVID  (Winnipeg  North).  B.  April  20, 
1918  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Louis  Orlikow  and  Sarah 
Cherniack  both  Jewish.  Ed.  at  Aberdeen  School,  Lord 
Selkirk  School,  St.  John’s  High  School  and  Univ.  of 
Man.  M.  June  1,  1946  to  Velma  dau.  of  John  Mark  Kane 
of  Winnipeg.  One  child:  Leslie  Joan.  School  Trustee 
Winnipeg  School  Bd.  1945-50  and  alderman  City  of  Win¬ 
nipeg  1951-58.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Dir.  John  Howard  &  Elizabeth 
Fry  Society  1958-61  and  Bd.  of  Dir.  Welfare  Council  of 
Greater  Winnipeg  1958.  MPP  Man.  Legis.  for  St.  John’s 
1958-62.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address: 
217  Scotia  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

O’SULLIVAN,  SEAN  PATRICK  (Hamilton-Wentworth). 
B.  Jan.  1,  1952  at  Hamilton,  Ont.  S.  of  Paul  Joseph  O’Sulli¬ 
van  and  Helen  Marie  Miller.  Ed.  at  St.  Monica’s  Elem. 
School,  Montreal;  St.  John  the  Baptist  Elem.  School,  Ha¬ 
milton;  Bishop  Ryan  H.S.  and  Brock  Univ.  A  journalist. 
Appt’d.  Exec.  Ass’t.  to  Rt.  Hon.  John  Diefenbaker,  Dec. 
1970.  Mem.:  Commonwealth  Parliamentary  Assoc.,  Can. 
NATO  Parliamentary  Assoc,  and  Can.  Group  Interparlia¬ 
mentary  Union.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  28  King  Street  West, 
Stoney  Creek,  Ont. 

OUELLET,  HON.  ANDRE,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Papi- 
neau).  B.  April  6,  1939  at  Saint  Pascal,  Que.  S.  of  Dr 
Albert  Ouellet  and  Rita  Turgeon  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Pen- 
sionnat  St.  Louis  de  Gonzague,  Quebec  Seminary,  Univ.  of 
Ottawa  and  Sherbrooke  Univ.,  M.  July  17,  1965  to  Edith, 
dau.  of  Jean-Marie  Page  of  Charlesbourg,  Que.  Three  chil¬ 
dren:  Sonia,  Jean  and  Olga.  A  lawyer.  Pres.  Students’ 
Assn,  of  Ottawa  Univ.;  National  Vice-Pres.  National  Fede¬ 
ration  of  Canadian  University  Students.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  by-election  May  29,  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and 
1972.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  National  Health  and  Welfare. 


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Apptd.  Postmaster  General,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  2285  Virginia  Dr.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


OUELLET,  HON.  ANDRE,  C.P.,  B.A.,  L.L.L.  (Papineau). 
Ne  le  6  avril  1939  a  Saint-Pascal,  P.Q.  Fils  du  Dr  Albert  Ouellet 
et  Rita  Turgeon,  tons  deux  Can.  jr.  Fit  ses  etudes  au  Pensionnat 
Saint-Loins  de  Gonzague,  Quebec,  Seminaire  de  Quebec,  l  Univ. 
d’Ottawa  et  a  I’Univ.  de  Sherbrooke.  M.  le  17  juillet  1965  a  Edith, 
fille  de  Jean-Marie  Page  de  Charlesbourg,  P.Q.  Trois  enfants: 
Sonia,  Jean  et  Olga.  Un  avocat.  Pres.  Assoc,  des  Etudiants  de 
I’Univ.  d’Ottawa  et  vice-pres.  national  Federation  nationale  des 
Etudiants  des  univ.  canadiennes .  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  d  la 
C.  des  C.  a  une  election  complementaire  le  29  mai  1967.  Reelu  e.g. 
1968  et  1972.  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  de  la  Sante  et  du  Bien-Etre. 
Nomme  Min.  des  Postes  le  27  nov.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.. 
catholique.  Adresse:  2285  Virginia  Dr.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


PAPROSKI,  STEVEN  EUGENE  (Edmonton  Centre). 
B  Sept.  23,  1928  at  Lwow,  Poland.  S.  of  Alexander 
Paproski,  Polish  and  Anna  Pastuschuk,  Ukrainian.  Ed.  at 
Edmonton  primary,  elementary  and  high  schools,  Univ.  of 
North  Dakota,  Univ.  of  Arizona  and  Banff  School  of 
Advanced  Management.  M.  May  23,  1953  to  Mary  Eliza¬ 
beth  Coburn  of  Ottawa,  Ont.  Five  children:  Patrick,  Steven, 
Peter  John,  Annamarie,  Alexandra  and  Elizabeth.  A  general 
sales  mgr.  Dir.  Banff  School  of  Advanced  Management 
(Class  Pres,  of  19th  Session).  Pres.  Edmonton  Alumni 
B.S.A.M.  Dir.  Council  of  Catholic  Charities.  Mem.  Edmon¬ 
ton  C.  of  C.  Alta,  and  Northwest  Chamber  of  Mines  and 
Resources  and  United  Community  Fund  as  Corporate 
Chairman,  1967.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.,  1968.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
14515  —  98th  Avenue,  Edmonton,  Alta. 


PATTERSON,  ALEXANDER  BELL  (Fraser  Valley 
East).  B.  April  22,  1911  at  Raymore,  Sask.  S.  of  Robert 
Patterson  and  Mary  Bell.  Ed.  at  Langruth  and  Portage La 
Prairie,  Man.  and  Toronto,  Ont.  M.  Dec.  29,  1936 i  to  Char¬ 
lotte  Margaret,  dau.  of  Henry  Nice  (dec.)  of  Neepawa, 
Man  Four  children:  Lawrence,  Ruth,  Goldie,  Wayne.  A 
minister.  Mem.:  Abbotsford  Kiwanis.  First  elected  to  H. 


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of  C.  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e.  1957.  Def.  g.e.  1958.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1962,  1963  and  1965.  Def.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Church  of  the  Nazarene 
Address:  33520  Marshall  Rd.,  Abbotsford,  B.C. 

PELLETIER,  HON.  GERARD,  P.C.,  B.A.  (Hochelaga).  B. 
June  21  1919  at  Victoriaville,  Que.  S.  of  Achille  Pelletier 
and  Leda  Dufresne  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Nicolet  Seminary, 
Mont  Laurier  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M  Feb  27 
1943  to  Alexandrine  dau.  of  Joseph  Leduc  of  Montreal’ 
live  children:  Anne,  Marie,  Louise,  Jean  and  Andree. 

•  - P,ewspaperman.  Mem.  Union  can.  des  journalistes,  So¬ 
ciety  des  Auteurs  and  Union  des  Artistes.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1968  and  1972 
Apptd.  Pari.  Asst,  to  Sect’y.  of  State  for  External  Affairs 
April  2°,  1967.  Secretary  of  State  of  Canada,  Apr.  20! 
1968  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Communications,  Nov.  27 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  H.  of  C  ’ 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

PELLETIER,  HON.  GERARD,  C.P.,  B.A.  (Hochelaga).  Ni  le 
-1  jmn  1919  a  Victoriaville,  Qui.  Fils  de  Achille  Pelletier  et  Lida 
Dufresne,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  itudes  au  Siminaire  de  Nicolet 

To*,1!'  If  Mo"t:Laurier  ^  l' Univ.  de  Montrial.  M.  le  27  fiv.’ 
1943  a  Alexandrine  jille  de  Joseph  Leduc  de  Montrial.  Cinq 

mZ  t  vn’-  ne’  LZiSe’  Jean  et  Andrie-  Un  journalist. 
Mem.  de  l  Union  can.  des  journalistes,  Sociiti  des  Auteurs  et 

■UmfoA  ?CSv  A.ftlst,es-  Elu  pour  la  Premihre  fois  a  la  C.  des  C 

p  I  t  ,  e6  U  g-  1968  et  1972'  Nommi  adi°int  Pvl.  d  I’hon. 
Paul  Martin  le  20  avnl  1967.  Secretaire  d’Etat  du  Canada  du 

aV?Li96t  a  1972'  N°mmi  Min.  des  Communications  le  27 
nov  19,  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  C.  des  C 
Uttawa,  Ont. 

PELLETIER,  IRENEE,  B.A.,  I.E.P.,  D’  de  l’U  (Sher¬ 
brooke).  B.  March  17,  1939  at  St-Andre,  N.B.  S.  of  Alex 

Rosa?rer  H  S  SI ""f  La"elafs  at  Notre  Dame  du 

Rosame  H.S.,  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.  and  Toulouse 

rl1V'’rF?C!'  A  pro^essor-  Served  RCAF,  1960-62.  Mem 
Can.  Pail.  Assoc,  of  NATO,  Can.  Assoc,  of  Political 
Sciences,  Que.  Centre  of  International  Relations,  Can 


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Inst,  on  International  Affairs  and  Parliamentary  Union. 
Pres.  Sherbrooke  Univ.  Athletic  Comm.,  vice-pres.  Que. 
Water  Ski  Assoc.,  mem.  Athletas  Foundation  and  Loge 
des  Elans.  Author  of  “La  Politique  d’Aide  au  Develop- 
pement”.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  1178,  Sherbrooke, 
Que. 

PELLETIER,  IRENEE,  B.A.,  I.E.P.,  L’  de  PU.  (Sherbrooke). 
Ne  le  17  mars  1939  a  St-Andre,  N.B.  Fils  d’Alex  Pelletier  et  Anna 
Langlais.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  Vecole  sec.  Notre  Dame  du  Rosaire, 
I’univ.  St.  Francis  Xavier  et  I’univ.  de  Toulouse,  France.  Un  pro- 
jesseur.  Servit  dans  le  CARC  1960-62.  Mem.  Assoc.  Can.  des  Par- 
lementaires  de  I’OTAN,  Assoc.  Can.  des  Sciences  politiques,  Centre 
Que.  de  Relation  Internationales,  Inst.  Can.  des  Affaires  Internatio¬ 
nales  et  Union  Pari.  Pres.  Comm.  Athletique,  Univ.  de  Sherbrooke, 
vice-  pres.  Assoc.  Ski  N antique  du  Que.  et  mem.  Fondation  Athle¬ 
tas  et  Loge  des  Elans.  Auteur  “La  Politique  Canadienne  d’Aide  au 
Developpement” .  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972. 
Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  C.P.  1178,  Sherbrooke, 
P.Q. 

PENNER,  B.  KEITH,  B.A.,  B.D.,  M.Ed.,  (Thunder  Bay). 
B.  May  1,  1933  at  Leask,  Sask.  S.  of  Henry  William  Penner 
and  Hertha  Friesen,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Alta,  and 
Univ  of  Toronto,  Ont.  Coll,  of  Education  and  Univ.  of 
Ottawa.  M.  June  28,  1958  to  Mary  Barbara  Gemmell  of 
Hamilton,  Ont.  Three  children:  Catherine  Lynne,  Eleanor 
Anne  and  Ralph  Henry.  A  secondary  school  teacher.  Head 
of  a  Social  Science.  Chairman  Dryden  Centennial  Comm. 
1965-67.  Mem.  Northwestern  Ont.  Youth  and  Resources 
Study  Team  1966-68.  Mem.  Advisory  Comm.  Northwestern 
Ont  Confederation  College,  1967-68.  Co-Chairman  of  study 
comm  on  Regional  Govt,  for  North  western  Ont.,  1967-68. 
Councillor  Town  of  Dryden  1968.  Mem.  Kinsmen  Club  of 
Dryden,  Pres.  1965-66  and  The  Golden  Star  Lodge  A.F.  & 
A  M.  No.  484  G.R.C.,  Dryden.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e., 
1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant. 
Address:  Dryden,  Ont. 


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PETERS,  WILLIAM  ARNOLD,  (Timiskaming).  B.  May 
14  1922,  at  Uno  Park,  Ont.  S.  of  William  Robert  Peters 
and  Sadie  M.  Fennell,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  New  Liskeard  Ont 
M.  Mar.  3,  1940  to  Zelma  Ethelyn,  dau.  of  William  Watson 
of  New  Liskeard,  Ont.  Three  children:  William  Ronald, 
Robert  Arnold  and  Tony  Donald.  Organizer  —  Interna¬ 
tional  Woodworkers  of  America.  R.C.A.F.,  (1942-45)  LAC 
with  124  Ferry  Sqd.  Mem.  Can.  Legion.  Cand.  Fed.  g.e. 
1953  and  def.  and  Prov.  g.e.  1955  and  def.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1963,  1965, 
1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Christian.  Address: 
R.R.  #  3,  New  Liskeard,  Ont. 

PORTELANCE,  ARTHUR  (Gamelin).  B.  March  19 
1928  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Rene  Portelance  and  Rosa 
Pare,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Francois  d’Assise  School 
Montreal  and  Le  Plateau  H.S.  M.  May  24,  1947  to  Thcrese 
Lapointe  of  Montreal.  Six  children:  Nicole  (Mrs.  Paul 
Vatble),  Francine,  Suzanne,  Diane,  Marc  and  Lorraine. 
A  sales  representative.  Pres.  Bourget  Lib  Assn  1962 
Mem.  Optimist.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C  ge  1968  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address- 
1905  Bruxelles  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

PORTELANCE,  ARTHUR  (Gamelin).  Ni  le  19  mars  1928  a 
Montrial,  P.Q  Fils  de  Rene  Portelance  et  Rosa  Pari,  tons  deux 
Can.-fr  M.  le  24  mai  1947  a  Thirese  Lapointe,  de  Montrial 
Six  enfants:  Nicole  (Mm‘  Paul  Vatbli),  Francine,  Suzanne,  Diane 
Marc  et  Lorraine.  Un  reprisenlant  des  ventes.  Pris.  Assoc  Lib 
de  Bourget  1962.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C  des  C  ie  de 
1968  Re-ilu  i.g  1972  Parti  pol:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse: 
1905,  rue  Bruxelles,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

POULIN,  FABIAN  HUGH,  B.Comm.  (Ottawa  Centre). 
B.  Feb.  9  1931  at  Ottawa.  S.  of  Fabian  Louis  and  Marv 

M  S  i  iqS  Patrick’s  College  and  Osgoode  Hall 

nu  rh’i1957o°  Maureen  Helen,  dau.  of  James  Dunn 
of  OM  Chelsea,  Que.  Five  children:  Fabian,  John,  Eliza- 
beth  Carole  and  Diana.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  Ottawa  Hunt 
and  Golf  Club,  Canadian  Club  and  YMCA.  First  elected 

to  H-  of  C-  ge.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic 
Address:  16  Beaverton  Ave.  Ottawa. 


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PRUD’HOMME,  MARCEL,  B.A.,  (Pol.,  Sc.),  LL.B., 
(Saint-Denis).  Born  in  Montreal.  S.  of  Dr.  Hector 
Prud’homme  and  Lucia  Paquette  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at 
La  Mennais  school,  St.  Theresa  Seminary,  Mont  St.  Louis, 
Univ.  of  Ottawa  (B.A.  Pol.  Sc.  1957)  and  Univ.  of  Montreal 
(LL.B.  1961).  A  graduate  in  political  science  and  law. 
Pres.  Entr’aide  Univ.  of  Can.  1957;  managing  dir.  La 
Rotonde  student  newspaper  1956-57;  pres.  Student  Assn, 
faculties  of  Social,  Economic  and  Political  Sciences,  Ottawa 
Univ.  1955-56;  Pres.  General  Students  Assn.  1958-59;  pres. 
Law  Faculty  Univ.  of  Ottawa  1960-61.  Pres,  cultural  sec¬ 
tion  Chambre  de  Commerce  des  Jeunes  of  Montreal  1960. 
Pres.  Young  Liberals  of  St.  Denis  1958-62.  Dir.  Public 
Relations  Young  Liberals  Federation  of  Que.  1962-64. 
Mem.  Businessmen’s  Assn,  of  Montreal  North  Inc.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election  Feb.  10,  1964.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of 
Regional  Economic  Expansion,  1972.  Deleg.  to  XXI  and 
XXII  session  of  U.N.  Gen.  Assem.  1967-68.  Delg.  to 
Second  International  Symposium,  Geneva  1968.  Delg.  to 
20th  MTG.  of  Colombo  Plan  Consultative  Committee, 
1969.  Represented  Can.  Govt,  at  Council  of  Europe  in 
Strasbourg,  France,  Jan.  1971.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y  to  Min. 
of  Manpower  and  Immigration,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Address:  428  Beaubien  East,  Montreal,  Que. 

PRUD’HOMME,  MARCEL,  B.A.  (Pol.  Sc.),  LL.B.,  (Saint- 
Denis).  Ne  a  Montreal,  Qul.  Fils  du  docteur  Hector 
Prud’honime  et  Lucia  Paquette  tous  deux  Cm.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a 
I’ecole  de  la  Mennais,  au  Siminaire  de  Ste-Thirise,  Mont  Saint- 
Louis,  Vuniv.  d’Ottawa  (B.A.  Sc.  Pol.  1957)  et  I’umv.  Montrial 
(LL.B.  1961).  Gradue  en  Sciences  Politiques  et  en  Droit.  Dir. 
Entr’aide  Univ.  mondiale  du  Can.  1957;  dir.  girant  journal 
etudiant  La  Rotonde  1956-57;  pres,  itudiants  faculti  des  Sciences 
sociales,  economiques  et  politiques  univ.  d  Ottawa  1955-56 ;  Pres. 
Assoc.  Gen.  des  etudiants  1958-59;  pres,  faculte  de  Droit  de 
Vuniv.  de  Montreal  1960-61.  Pres.  Section  culturelle  Chambre  de 
Commerce  des  Jeunes  de  Montreal  1960.  Pres.  Jeunes  Liberaux 
de  Saint-Denis  1958-62.  Dir.  Relations  exterieures  Federation  des 
Jeunes  liberaux  du  Qut.  1962-64.  Mem.  Assoc,  des  Hommes 


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d  Affaires  du  Not'd  de  Montreal,  Inc.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois 
a  la  C.  des  C.  a  une  election  complementaire  le  10  fev.  1964. 
Re  elu  e.g.  1965,  1968  et  1972.  Nomme  Sec.  Pari,  au  Min.  de 
I’Expansion  economique  regionale,  1972.  Delegue  Pari,  d  la  XXI ' 
et  XXIIs  session  Assent.  Gen.  des  N.U.  1967-68.  Deleg.  au  2" 
Symposium  International  a  Geneve,  1968.  Deleg.  20 8  Assent.  Comite 
Consultatif  Plan  Colombo,  1969.  Re presentant  au  Conseil  de  VEu- 
rope  d  Strasbourg,  France,  Jan.  1971.  Nomme  secretaire  Pari,  du 
Min.  de  la  Main-d’ oeuvre  et  de  l’ Immigration,  ler  Oct.  1971.  Parti 
pol.:  Lib.  Adresse:  428  est,  rue  Beaubien,  Montreal,  Que. 


RAILTON,  SAMUEL  VICTOR,  M.D.,  FRCS  (Welland). 

B.  Feb.  28,  1906  at  Kelvin,  Ont.  S.  of  Rev.  Richard  Ed¬ 
ward  Railton  and  Sarah  Jane  Churchill.  Ed.  at  Brant¬ 
ford  Coll.  Inst.  Brantford  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  Sept. 
13,  1930  to  Ruth  Miriam,  dau.  of  Robert  Mills  Hazle- 
wood.  Four  children:  Richard,  Eleanor,  Jane  (Willis), 
Nancy  Miriam  (dec.)  and  James.  A  surgeon.  Chief  of 
Surgery,  Welland  County  General  Hospital"  1953-68.  Chief 
of  Staff,  Welland  County  General  Hospital  1959-61.  Chair¬ 
man  Welland  School  Bd.,  Victorian  Order  of  Nurses,  Can. 
Cancer  Society,  Arthritis  and  Rheumatism  Society  and 
Red  Cross  Society  (Welland).  Major  (Surgical  Consultant) 
Can.  Army  overseas  1940  45.  Officer  Commanding  No  6 
Field  Surgical  Unit  1942  45.  Surgical  Consultant,  Armed 
Forces  Military  Hospital,  Kaduna.  Nigeria,  Jan. /Feb 
19/0.  Awarded  Canada  Medal  1967.  Mem.  Welland  C.  of 

C. ,  Can.  Legion,  Port  Colborne,  Welland  Club;  Port  Col- 
lorne  Club  and  Can.  Lodge  AF  &  AM,  London,  Eng. 

f  lected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  R.R.  #  1,  Port  Colborne,  Ont. 

REID,  JOHN  M.,  (Kenora-Rainy  River).  B  Feb  8  1937 
at  Fort  Frances,  Ont.  S.  of  John  M.  Reid,  Scotch  and  Ena 
Mane  Harrington,  Irish.  Ed.  at  Fort  Frances  and  Atikohan 
schools;  St.  Paul’s  Coll.;  Univ.  of  Man.  and  Toronto  M 
Feb.  19,  1966  to  Marie  Ellen  dau.  of  Edward  Balcaen  of 
Winnipeg.  Lecturer  at  St.  Paul’s  Coll.,  Winnipeg.  Mem. 
Kenora  Jr.  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to  H  of  C  g  e  1965 
Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.'  Sect’y.  to 


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Pres,  of  Privy  Council,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.-Lab.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  208,  Kenora,  Ont. 

REILLY,  PETER  (Ottawa  West).  First  elected  to  H. 
of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  209  -  4th  Ave., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

REYNOLDS,  JOHN  (Burnaby-Richmond-Delta).  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address: 
8844  -  116th  St.,  Delta,  B.C. 

RICHARDSON,  HON.  JAMES  ARMSTRONG,  P.C.,  B.A. 
(Winnipeg  South).  B.  March  28,  1922  at  Winnipeg,  Man. 
S.  of  James  Armstrong  Richardson  and  Muriel  Sprague, 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  John’s  Ravenscourt,  Winnipeg  and 
Queen’s  Univ.,  Kingston.  M.  Sept.  10,  1949  to  Shirley  Anne 
dau.  of  John  R.  Rooper  of  Shamley  Green,  Surrey,  England. 
Five  children:  James  Armstrong,  Serena  Susan,  Carolyn 
Anne,  Sara  Jane  and  Royden  Rooper.  Former  Chairman 
and  Chief  Exec.  Officer  of  James  Richardson  &  Sons  Ltd. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Min  without  Portfolio  July  6,  1968  to  1969.  Min.  of 
Supply  and  Services,  1969  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  National 
Defence,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant. 
Address:  5209  Roblin  Blvd.,  Winnipeg  20,  Man. 

RITCHIE,  WILLIAM  GORDON,  M.D.  (Dauphin).  B. 
Sept.  27,  1918  at  Dauphin,  Man.  S.  of  John  Ritchie  and 
Jane  Helena  Dinniwell.  Ed.  at  Mountview  School,  Dauphin 
Collegiate  and  Man.  Medical  College.  M.  May  22,  1951 
to  Mary  Margaret,  dau.  of  Mr.  A.  M.  Norell  of  Balmoral, 
Man  One  chield:  Rhea  Brette.  A  physician.  Mem.  M.M.A. 
and  C.M.A.  Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1957  and  def.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  70,  Dauphin, 
Man. 

ROCHE,  DOUGLAS  JAMES,  B.A.  (Edmonton-Strath 
cona)  B  June  14,  1929  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  James 
J  Roche  and  Agnes  Douglas.  E.  at  St.  Patrick’s  ITS.,  St. 
Patrick’s  Coll,  and  New  York  School  of  Visual  Arts.  M. 
Sept.  26,  1953  to  Eva  Mary,  dau.  of  Michael  Nolan  of 


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Ottawa.  Five  children:  Evita,  Michaelene,  Douglas  F., 
Mary  Anne  and  Patricia.  A  journalist.  Editor  Western 
Catholic  Reporter  (Edmonton)  1965-72.  Past  Pres.  Can 
Church  Press,  1972.  Mem.  Can.  Bible  Society  (Edmon¬ 
ton).  Author:  The  Catholic  Revolution,  1968;  Man  to 
Man,  1969  and  It’s  a  New  World,  1970.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
8923  Strathearn  Dr.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 


RODRIGUEZ,  JOHN  ROMANO,  B.A.  (Nickel  Belt).  B. 
Feb.  12,  1937  at  Georgetown,  Guyana,  S.A.  S.  of  Clement 
Rodriguez  and  Gloria  Texeira  Dasilua.  Ed.  at  Sacred  Heart 
Elementary  School  and  St.  Stanislaus  Coll.,  Guyana,  Toron¬ 
to  Teacher’s  Coll,  and  Laurentian  Univ.,  Toronto.  M.  Aug 
26,  1961  to  Bertilla  dau.  of  Gino  Bobbato  of  St.  Cathe¬ 
rine’s,  Ont.  Five  children:  Damian,  Brendan,  Deryk 
Declan  and  Emlyn.  A  teacher.  Mem.  Coniston  Town 
Council,  1972.  First  elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  43  Second  Ave.,  Coniston,  Ont. 

WILLIAM,  H.,  B.A.,  M.A.,  (Grand  Falls- 
Sflh!teoBa7„Labrad0r).  B.  May  13,  1936  at  Belleoram, 
Wllliam  Henry  Rompkey  and  Margaret  Lillian 
Fdljh  Fudge'.  Ed‘  at  Bish°P  Field  College,  St.  John’s 
Nfld.;  Memorial  Univ.,  St.  John’s;  Univ.  of  London,  En¬ 
gland  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  April  15,  1963  to  Carolyn 
Cicely,  dau.  of  Harvey  Pike  of  St.  John’s,  Nfld  Two 
children:  Hilary  Nanda  and  Peter  Jonathan.  An  educator. 
Former  Lt.  RCN  (R).  Sup’t.  of  Education,  1968-71.  Pres. 
Labrador  North  C.  of  C.  1968-9.  Vice-Chairman,  Goose 
Bay  Local  Improvement  District.  Mem.  Toastmasters 
International.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Apptd. 
Par!  Sect  y.  to  Min.  of  Environment,  1972.  Party  pol  • 
Lib.  Rel.;  Anglican.  Address:  32  Quinpool  Cres.,  Ottawa', 


GILBERT  F.  (Shefford),  B.  March  7  1928 
at  Ste.  Elisabeth  de  Warwick,  Arthabaska.  S.  of  Arthur 
Rondeau  and  Alida  Labarre,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed  at  Ste 
Elisabeth  P.S.,  St.  Joseph  Commercial  College  of  Artha¬ 
baska,  St.  Patrick  H.S.,  Sherbrooke  and  International  Ac- 


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countant  Society  of  Chicago.  M.  Aug.  16,  1952  to  Monique 
Viens  of  Ste.  Brigide  d’Iberville.  Seven  children:  Micheline 
Michel,  Nicole,  Claudette,  Lucie,  Rejean  and  Francis.  An 
insurance  agent.  Mem.  St.  Jean  Baptiste  Society,  Cercles 
Lacordaire  and  Can.  Pari.  Assn,  of  NATO  and  the  Com¬ 
monwealth.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1963.  Def.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972. 
Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  245  Frechette 
St.,  Granby,  Que. 

RONDEAU,  GILBERT  F.  (Shefford).  Ne  le  7  mars  1028  a 
Sainte-Elisabeth  de  Warwick,  Arthabaska.  Fils  de  Arthur  Ron¬ 
deau  et  Lida  Labarre,  tons  deux  Can.-fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  I’ecole 
primaire  de  Sainte-Elisabeth,  College  commercial  Saint-Joseph 
d’ Arthabaska,  St.  Patrick  H.S.,  Sherbrooke  et  International  Ac¬ 
countant  Society.  M.  le  16  aout  1052  a  Monique  Viens  de  Sainte- 
Brigide  d’Iberville.  Sept  enfants:  Micheline,  Michel,  Nicole,  Clau¬ 
dette,  Lucie,  Rejean  et  Francis.  Mem.  Societe  Saint-J ean-Baptiste, 
Cercle  Lacordaire,  Assoc.  Pari,  de  I’OTAN  et  du  Commonwealth. 
Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1962.  Riilu  i.g. 
1963.  Def.  e.g.  1965.  Reelu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Parti  pol.:  C.S.  Rel.: 
catholique.  Adresse:  245,  rue  Frlchetle,  Granby,  QuS. 

ROONEY,  RICHARD  DAVID  (Bonavista-Trinity  Con¬ 
ception).  B.  Aug.  13,  1937  at  Lower  Island  Cove,  Nfld. 
S.  of  Alexander  Rooney  and  Ethel  Josephine  Garland. 
Ed.  at  Lower  Island  Cove,  Topsail,  Chamberlains,  St. 
John’s  Nfld.  and  Memerial  Univ.  A  teacher.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  49  Amherst  Heights,  St.  John’s,  Newfoundland. 

ROSE,  MARK  WILLSON,  B.Sc.,  M.Ed.  (Fraser  Valley 
West).  B.  March  5,  1924  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  Mark  C. 
Rose  and  Mildred  M.  Willson,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  New  West¬ 
minster  and  Mission  City,  B.C.  primary  and  secondary 
schools,  Univ.  of  B.C.  and  Univ.  of  Western  Washington. 

M.  Oct.  19,  1947  to  Isabel  A.  Phillips  of  Medicine  Hat,  Alta. 
Three  children:  Toni  Geneva,  Sarah  Jane  and  Carmen 
Elizabeth.  A  professor  of  Education,  Univ.  of  B.C.  Aider- 
man  Dist.  of  Coquitlam,  B.C.,  1966-68.  Former  mem.  Kins¬ 
man.  Past.  pres.  B.C.  Music  Educators.  Past  treas.  B.C.- 

N. D.P.  Mem.  NATO  Pari.  Assn.  Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1965 


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and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address: 

R. R.  #  7,  Langly,  B.C. 

ROWLAND,  DOUGLAS  CHARLES  ROWLAND,  C.D.. 
B.A.,  M.A.  (Selkirk).  B.  June  14,  1940  at  Regina,  Sask. 

S.  of  William  Lawrence  and  Edith  Davies.  Ed.  at  Miles 
MacDonnell  Collegiate,  East  Kildonan,  St.  John’s  Coll., 
Univ.  of  Man.  and  McGill  Univ.  M.  Aug.  25,  1962  to  Hope 
Fairfield  Wilmot,  dau.  of  Rev.  Canon  Lawrence  of  Whitby, 
Ont.  Two  children:  William  Paul  Lawrence  and  Wade 
Mitchel  Wilmot.  1964-66  Exec.  Asst,  to  Leader  Man. 
N.D.P. ,  1964-66.  Exec.  Asst.  Federal  Leader  N.D.P. ,  1968- 
69.  Special  Asst,  to  Premier  of  Man.  and  Associate  Sect’y. 
of  Cabinet,  1969-70.  Served  RCN  (R)  rank  of  Lt.  Com¬ 
mander,  1958-71.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  635  Roberta  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

ROY,  JEAN  ROBERT  (Timmins).  B.  Nov.  12,  1923  at 
Timmins,  Ont.  S.  of  Joseph  Pierre  Roy  and  Anna  Morin, 
both  Can.  ed.  at  St.  Antoine  Primary  School,  Univ.  of 
Ottawa  and  Queen’s  Univ.  M.  Feb.  4,  1947  to  Georgette 
Marie  Clement  of  Timmins.  Two  children:  Jean  R.  and 
Louise  M.  A  businessman.  Former  mem.  of  many  public 
service  assn.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  663  Riche¬ 
lieu,  P.O.  Box  1001,  Timmins,  Ont. 

ROY,  JEAN-ROBERT  (Timmins).  NS  le  12  nov.  1923  a 
Timmins,  Ont.  Fils  de  Joseph-Pierre  Roy  et  Anna  Morin,  tons 
deux  Can.-fr.  Fit  ses  Studes  a  I’Scole  primaire  Saint-Antoine, 
Univ.  d'Ottawa  et  Univ.  Queens.  M.  le  4  fSv.  1947  a  Georgette- 
Marie  Climent,  de  Timmins.  Deux  enfants:  Jean  R.  et  Louise  M. 
Un  nomine  d’affaires.  Ancien  mem.  de  plusieurs  comites  d’assoc. 
et  d’organismes  publics.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a.  la  C.  des  C. 
e.g.  196S.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adres- 
se:  663,  Richelieu,  C.P.  1001,  Timmins,  Ont. 

ROY,  MARCEL  CLAUDE,  B.S.A.  (Laval).  B.  Sept.  11, 
1936  at  Laval-des-Rapides,  Que.  S.  of  Simeon  Roy  and 
Florida  Simard,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Jean  Eudes  School 
Le  Plateau  School,  Montreal,  Institut  Agronomique  d’Oka 


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and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  An  agronomist.  Asst.  Sales  Mgr. 
Can.  Packers  Ltd.,  1957-64.  Dir.  of  Distribution,  Co-Op. 
Federee  de  Quebec,  1964-68.  Mem.  Corp.  des  Agronomes 
and  Can.  Agricultural  Inst.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  66  Laval  St.,  Laval-des-Rapides,  Que. 

ROY,  MARCEL-CLAUDE,  B.S.A.  (Laval).  Ne  le  11  sept. 
1936  a  Laval-des-Rapides,  Que.  Fils  de  Simeon  Roy  et  Florida 
Simard,  tons  deux  Can.-fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a,  I’ecole  Saint- J ean- 
Eudes,  ecole  Le  Plateau,  Montreal,  Vlnstitut  Agronomique  d’Oka 
et  I’Univ.  de  Montreal.  TJn  agronotne.  Asst,  gerant  des  ventes 
Can.  Packers  Ltee  1957-64.  Dir.  de  la  Distribution,  Co.Op.  FSde- 
ree  de  Que.  1964-68.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  e.g. 
1968.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catholique.  Addresse: 
66,  rue  Laval,  Laval-des-Rapides,  Que. 

RYNARD,  PHILIP  BERNARD.  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.I.A.P., 
M.O.H.  (Simcoe  North).  B.  June  25,  1897  at  Udora,  Ont. 
S.  of  Philip  Henry  Rynard  (Irish  Can.)  and  Margaret  Ken¬ 
nedy  (Scotch  Can.).  Ed.  at  Uxbridge  High  School  and 
Queen’s  Univ.  Degrees:  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.I.A.P.  M.  Aug.  28, 
1926,  to  Thelma  May,  dau.  of  William  J.  Dobson,  Innis- 
fail  Twp,  Ctv.  of  York,  Ont.  One  son:  John  Philip. 
Surgeon.  Chairman  of  Board,  Northern  Electronics. 
Pres  of  Rynard  Clinic.  At  present,  own  and  operate 
Huronia  Heights  Holsteins  of  Orillia,  a  nationally  known 
herd.  Only  Can.  holding  the  Director-General’s  award 
of  merit  from  Lions  International.  Elder  of  U.C.  of  C.; 
Shriner;  International  Councillor  in  Lions  International: 
Past  Pres,  of  Board  of  International  Relations.  Hon 
mem.  of  Academy  of  Medicine  (city  of  Toronto).  Med. 
Health  Officer  for  30  years  in  Prov.  of  Ont.  Cand.  g.e. 
1953  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  June  10,  1957. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  41  Cold- 
water  St.  E.,  Orillia,  Ont. 

SALTSMAN,  S.  M.  MAX  (Waterloo).  B.  May  29,  1921 
at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Samuel  Saltsman  and  Sara 
ICrier  both  Can.  of  Polish  birth.  Ed.  at  Central  Tech. 
Toronto,  Central  H.  S.  of  Commerce,  Toronto,  Univ.  f>f 


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Western  Ont.,  London  and  Waterloo  Univ.,  Waterloo. 
M.  June  8,  1947  to  Dorothy  dau.  of  Mordchai  Gellman  of 
Toronto.  Two  children:  David  Lloyd  and  Joel  Michael. 
Served  R.C.A.F.  1940-45  rank  of  Cpl.  School  Trustee  City 
of  Galt  1958-62  and  Alderman  1961-65.  Cand.  Ont.  Prov. 
election  1963  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by- 
election  Nov.  9,  1964.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965.  1968  and  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Hebrew.  Address:  330  Main  St. 
E.,  Galt,  Ont. 

SAUVE,  HON.  Mrs.  JEANNE,  P.C.  (Ahuntsic).  B.  Apr. 
26,  1922  at  Prud’homme,  Sask.  Dau.  of  Charles  Albert 
Benoit  and  Anna  Vaillant.  Ed.  at  Notre-Dame  du  Rosaire 
Convent,  Ottawa,  Ottawa  Univ.  and  Paris  Univ.  M.  Sept. 
24,  1948  to  Hon.  Maurice  Sauve  former  Min.  of  Forests 
and  Rural  Development  1964-68,  S.  of  J.  Honore  Sauve  of 
Montreal.  One  child.  Jean-Fran?ois.  A  journalist.  Founder 
Youth  Movements  Federation,  1947;  Asst,  to  Dir  of 
Youth  Section  UNESCO,  Paris,  1951;  mem.  Admin. 
Council  of  Union  des  Artistes,  Montreal  1961  to  date- 
Vice-Pres.  Can.  Inst,  of  Publics  Affairs,  1962-64,  Pres’. 
1964;  mem.  Centennial  Commission,  1967;  Sect’y.  Gen. 
Federation  des  Auteurs  et  des  Artistes  du  Can.,  1966  to 
date;  deleg.  Union  des  Artistes  to  Film  and  TV  Writers 
Congress,  Moscow,  1968;  elected  Vice-Pres.  Union  des 
Artistes,  Montreal,  1968-69-70;  mem.  Admin.  Council  of 
YMCA  and  Bushnell  Communications  Ltd.,  Ottawa,  1969 
to  date  and  CKAC,  Montreal  and  apptd.  one  of  the 
founding  mem.  of  Inst,  of  Political  Research,  1972  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  State  for 
Science  and  Technology,  Nov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib 
Rel.:  Cathohc.  Address:  281  McDougall  Ave.,  Montreal 


SAU\  E,  HON.  Mine  JEANNE,  C.P.  (Ahuntsic).  Ne  le  26 
avnl  1922  a  Prud’homme,  Sask.  Fille  de  Charles  Albert  Benoit  et 
Anna  Vaillant.  Fit  ses  etudes  an  Convent  Notre-Dame  du  Rosaire 
Ottawa,  l  Univ.  d  Ottawa  et  VUniv.  de  Paris.  M.  le  24  sept.  194S 
a  l' hon.  Maurice  Sauve,  ex-min.  des  Forets  et  du  Developpement 
rural,  1964-68,  fils  de  J.  Honore  Sauve  de  Montreal.  Un  enfant: 


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Jean-Francois.  Une  journaliste.  Fondatrice  Federation  des  Moti¬ 
ve  ments  de  Jeunesse  dn  Que.,  1947 ;  adjointe  ail  dir.  section  de  la 
jeunesse  a.  I’UNESCO,  Paris ,  1951;  mem.  Conseil  d’admin.  Union 
des  Artistes  de  Montreal,  1961-72;  vice-pres.  Inst.  can.  des  Affaires 
Publiques  1962-64  et  pres.  1964;  mem.  Comm,  du  Centenaire  du 
Can.  1967;  sec.-gen.  Federation  des  Auteurs  et  des  Artistes  du 
Can.,  1966  d  ce  jour;  delegue  Union  des  Artistes  au  Congres  des 
ecrivains  de  cinema  et  TV  a  Moscou,  1968;  vice-pres.  Union  des 
Artistes  de  Montreal,  1968-69-70 ;  mem.  Conseil  d’admin.  YMCA 
de  Montreal,  1968  et  Bushnell  Communications  Ltee  1969  a  ce 
jour  et  CKAC,  Montreal  et  nomine  un  des  sept.  mem.  jondateurs 
de  Vlnst.  de  Recherches  politiques,  1972.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois 
a.  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Nomine  min.  d’Etat  charge  de  la  Science 
et  de  la  Technologie  le  27  nov.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  catho- 
lique.  Adresse:  281,  avenue  McDougall,  Montreal  153,  P.Q. 

SCHELLENBERGER,  STANLEY  KENNETH,  B.Sc.A. 
(Wetaskiwin).  B.  Jan.  7,  1948  at  Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of 
Edwin  Schellenberger  and  Helen  Hennig.  Ed.  at  Stony 
Plain  Memorial  High  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  June  5,  1971 
to  Deborah  Eva,  dau.  of  Walter  Enders  of  Stony  Plain, 
Alta.  An  agrologist.  Mem.  Lions  Agricultural  Society  and 
Spruce  Grove  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  R.R.  #  1, 
Spruce  Grove,  Alta. 

SCHUMACHER,  STANLEY  STANFORD,  B.Comm., 
LL.B.  (Palliser).  B.  June  12,  1933  at  Hanna,  Alta.  S.  of 
Louis  Peter  Schumacher  and  Gladys  Geraldine  Knudson. 
Ed.  at  Drumheller  and  Calgary  P.S.  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M. 
June  22,  1968  to  Virginia  Mae  Brodie  of  Calgary,  Alta. 
A  barrister-at-law.  Served  R.C.A.C.  (2/Lt.)  1958  and  with 
B.C.R.  and  K.O.C.R.  until  transfer  to  Supp.  Res.  1962. 
Sect’y.  Drumheller  C.  of  C.  1965.  Mem.  Kinsmen  and  A.F. 
&  A.M.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  4 
Cedar  Cres.,  P.O.  Box  1929,  Drumheller,  Alta. 

SCOTT,  WILLIAM  C.  (Victoria-Haliburton).  B.  Oct.  21, 
1921  at  Kinmount,  Ont.  S.  of  Wallace  Scott  and  Hazel 
Margaret  Molyneaux,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Kinmount  H.S.  and 


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Peterboro  Coll.  Inst.  M.  July  11,  1955  to  Jessie  Beatrice 
dau.  of  Jesse  Chalmers  of  Kinmount,  Ont.  Two  children: 
Guy  Duncan  and  Laurie  Jane.  A  merchant.  Reeve  Twnp.  of 
Snowdon.  Dir.  Agric.  Societies  for  Ont.  Sect’y.  Mgr.  Kin- 
mount  Fair  Bd.  Mem.  A.F.  &  A.M.  451;  Peterboro  Lodge 
Perfection  A  &  A.S.R.;  past  pres.  Lions  and  hockey 
referee  O.H.A.  and  O.M.H.A.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Kinmount,  Ont. 

SHARP,  HON.  MITCHELL  WILLIAM,  P.C.,  B.A., 
(Eglinton).  B.  May  11,  1911  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of 
Thomas  Sharp  and  Elizabeth  Little  both  Scot.  Ed.  at  Univ. 
of  Man.  and  London  School  of  Economics.  M.  April  23, 
1938  to  Daisy  dau.  of  John  and  Martha  Boyd  both  dec. 
One  child:  Noel.  Associate  Deputy  Minister  and  Deputy 
Minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce  1951-58.  Mem.  Toronto 
Club  and  Rideau  Club.  Cand.  g.e.  1962  and  def.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1965,  1968 
and  1972.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of 
Trade  and  Commerce,  April  22,  1963.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Finance  and  Receiver  General,  Dec.  18,  1965.  Apptd. 
Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs  1968.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  33  Monkland  Ave., 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

SKOREYKO,  WILLIAM,  (Edmonton  East).  B.  Dec.  8, 
1922  at  Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of  Michael  Skoreyko  and  Mrs. 
Helen  Skoreyko,  both  Ukrainians.  Ed.  at  Edmonton,  Alta., 
and  Senlac,  Sask.  Degree  in  business  management.  M. 
Nov.  19,  1948  to  Helen  Martha,  dau.  of  Henry  and  Anna 
Dewald  of  Creston,  B.C.  Children:  Alan,  Robert,  Dale  and 
Kenneth.  Partner  Belvedere  Husky  Service  Garage  and 
Pres.  Belvedere  Ins.  Services  Ltd.  Mem.  U.C.T.,  Norwood 
Legion,  Edmonton  Ukrainian  Professional  Business  Men’s 
Assn.,  Edmonton  East  Business  Men’s  Assn,  and  St.  Johns 
Inst.,  Edmonton.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1962,  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Chairman 
1962  NATO  Parliamentarians  Del.  to  Paris.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Creek  Orthodox.  Address:  1017  Moyer  Dr., 
Sherwood  Pk.,  Alta. 


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SMITH,  G.  A.  PERCY,  B.A.,  B.C.L.  (Northumberland- 
Miramichi).  B.  Dec.  22,  1922  at  Newcastle,  N.B.  S._  of 
Albert  F.  Smith,  Scottish  and  Margaret  MacDonald,  Irish. 
Ed.  at  St.  Thomas  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  N.B.  Law  School. 

M.  Dec.  28,  1948  to  Elizabeth  Cullinan  of  Saint  John,  N.B. 
Three  children:  Gerald  F.,  David  G.  and  Janice  E.  A  bar- 
rister.  Mayor  of  Newcastle,  N.B.  and  Newcastle  School  Bd. 
Served  North  N.S.  Highlanders  (Capt.),  1942-46.  Mem. 
Newcastle  Rotary.  Past  pres.  Newcastle  Bd.  of  Trade,  New¬ 
castle  Curling  Club  and  Canadian  Legion.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  698  King  George  Hwy.,  Newcastle, 

N. B. 


SMITH  WALTER  BERNARD  (Saint-Jean).  B.  March 
26,  1912  ’at  Hemmingford,  Que.  S.  of  Benjamin  Bernard 
Smith  and  Mary  Mamie  Whyte,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at  Hem¬ 
mingford  Rural  School  and  St.  Thomas  Aquinas  Academy, 
Montreal.  M.  Sept.  6,  1939  to  Gaetane  N.  Payant  of  St. 
Chrysostome,  Que.  Three  children:  Pauline  N.,  Gerald  H. 
and  Claudette  R.  A  general  merchant.  Town  Councillor 
Hemmingford  1941-65  and  Mayor  1965-67.  Mem.  Hemming- 
ford  Golf  Club,  C.  of  C.  and  past  pres.  Prov.  Lib.  Fed. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  437  Frontiere  St., 

Hemmingford,  Que. 

STACKHOUSE,  REGINALD  FRANCIS  Ml,  B.D, 
LTH  PHD.  (Scarborough  East).  B.  April  30,  1925  at 
Toronto  Ont  S.  of  Edward  Ingram  Stackhouse  and 
Emma  McNeill.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Toronto,  Wycliffe  College, 
Toronto  and  Yale  Univ.,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  USA  M. 
June  2,  1951  to  Margaret  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Roland  Allman 
of  Toronto.  Four  children:  Mary  Catherine,  Elizabeth 
HoDe  Ruth  Francis  and  John  Thomas.  A  professor. 
Trustee  Scarborough  Public  Library  Bd.  and  Scarboroug 
Bd  of  Education.  Chairman  Bd.  of  Governors  Centennial 
College.  Mem.  Ont.  Council  of  Regents^  Fellow  Royal 
Society  for  Encouragement  of  the  Arts  First  elected  t 
H  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address. 
30  Earl  Rd.,  Scarborough,  Ont. 


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STANBURY,  HON.  ROBERT  DOUGLAS  GEORGE,  P.C., 
B  A.  (York-Scarborough).  B.  Oct.  26,  1929  at  Exeter,  Ont.  S. 
of  James  George  Stuart  Stanbury  and  Elizabeth  Jean  Hardy 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Exeter  and  St.  Catharines  public  schools, 
St.  Catharines  Coll.  Inst,  and  Vocational  School,  Univ  of 
Western  Ont.  and  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School.  M.  June  21 
1952  to  Miriam  Rose  dau.  of  Oliver  Voelker  of  Kitchener’ 
Ont.  Four  children:  Susan  Melissa,  Carol  Elizabeth,  Ro- 
bert  Ian  and  Duncan  Stuart.  A  barrister  and  solicitor. 

York  Bd.  of  Ed.  1961-64,  Vice-chairman  1962 
and  Chairman,  1963-64.  Mem.  Metropolitan  School  Bd. 
A *  1963-64  and  Metropolitan  Toronto  Planning 
Bd.  1963.  Mem.  Kappa  Alpha  Society,  and  Phi  Delta  Phi 
Int.  Legal  Fraternity.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e  1965 
Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to 
Sect  y  of  State  of  Canada  1968.  Min.  without  Portfolio 
Oct.  20,  1969  to  Aug.  12,  1971.  Min.  of  Communications, 
Au&-  3  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  National  Revenue, 

ov.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbvterian.  Ad¬ 
dress:  56  Cassandra  Blvd.,  Don  Mills,  Ont. 

STA^ELD,  HON.  ROBERT  LORNE,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 
(Halifax).  B.  April  11,  1914,  at  Truro,  N.S.  S.  of 
frank  Stanfield  and  Sarah  Emma  Thomas,  both  British. 
Father  was  M.L.A.  four  times  and  later  Lieutenant- 
Governor  of  Nova  Scotia.  Ed.  Colchester  Academy,  Truro- 
Ashbury  College,  Ottawa;  Dalhousie  University,  B.A.- 
University,  LL.B.;  University  of  N.B  LLd’ 
1958.  Degrees:  B.A.,  LL.B.  M.  June  5,  1940,  to  Joyce  (dec  )" 

Sarah°fTC‘  W-'  ^r,azee’  of  Vancouver>  B.C.  Four  children! 
Saiah  Janies, e  Eleonore,  Robert  Maxwell  Holmes,  Judith 
Joyce  and  Myriam i  Julia.  Remarried  to  Mary  Margaret,  dau. 
( t  late  Hon.  W.  L.  Hall,  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  1957 
Lawyer.  Elected  leader  of  Prog.  Cons  Party  of  NS  1948 
First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e  1949.  Re  elected  ge  1953 

S’,,;?,™;  ?."<!  1967.  Premier  and  Min  of  EduS 

tion  until  resignation,  Sept.  13,  1967.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council,  July  7,  1967.  Elected  National  Leader  of  Pro 
gressive  Conservative  Party  of  Canada  Sept.  9,  1967. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at  by-election  Nov.  6,  1967. 


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Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Entered  Parliament  as 
Leader  of  the  Official  Opposition  Nov.  15,  1967.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Ottawa,  Ont. 


STEVENS,  SINCLAIR  McKNIGHT,  Q.C.,  B.A.  (York- 
Simcoe).  B.  Feb.  11,  1927  at  Esquesing  Township,  Halton 
Co.  S.  of  Robert  Murray  Stevens  (dec.)  and  Anna  Bailey 
McKnight  (dec.).  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Western  Ontario  and 
Osgoode  Hall.  M.  May  17,  1958  to  Noreen  Mary,  dau.  of 
Theophile  Charlebois  (dec.)  of  Penetanguishene.  A  law¬ 
yer.  Chairman  Comtech  Group  International  Ltd.  1968-72. 
Pres.  BIF  Corporation  Ltd.  1970-72.  Dir.  Cardiff  Construc¬ 
tion  Co.  Ltd.,  1956-72.  Dir.  Eagle  Star  Insurance  Co.  of 
Canada.  Formed  Bank  of  Western  Canada,  the  first  Bank 
to  be  formed  by  Canadians  in  fifty  years.  Pres.  Y.P.C. 
Assoc,  in  former  York  North  Riding.  House  Leader  for 
P.C.’s  Univ.  of  Western  Ont.  Parliament.  Mem.  ex  officio 
York-Simcoe  P.C.  Assoc.  Mem.  Prov.  York  North  P.C. 
Assoc.  Dir.  Albany  Club  of  Toronto.  Mem.  Canada  Club 
of  New  York.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  R.R.  #3,  King  City, 
Ont. 


STEWART,  DONALD  CRAIG  (Marquette).  B.  April  4, 
1928  at  Portage  la  Prairie,  Man.  S.  of  Walter  Keith  Stewart 
and  Jeanette  Stout,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Portage  Collegiate 
Inst.  M.  April  7,  1956  to  Maxine  Ethel  Switzer  of  Newdale, 
Man.  Five  children:  Allyson  Mary,  Jennifer  Ann,  Leslie 
Maxine,  Elizabeth  Craig  and  Donald  Keith.  An  automobile 
dealer.  Past  pres.  Minnedosa  Kinsmen  Club  and  C.  of  C. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  P.O.  Box  870, 
Minnedosa,  Man. 


STEWART,  WILLIAM  DOUGLAS,  B.Comm.,  LL.B. 
(Okanagan-Kootenay).  B.  March  26,  1938  at  Victoria,  B.C. 
S  of  Duncan  Stewart,  Scottish-Can.  and  Jean  Shanks 
Munro  Can.  Ed.  at  Monterey  Elementary  School,  Victoria, 
Oak  Bay  H.S.,  Victoria  College  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  Pres. 
Students’  Council,  Oak  Bay  H.S.  1955-56.  Pres.,  Vice-Pres. 
Students’  Council,  Victoria  Coll,  at  U.B.C.  Co-ordinator, 


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Student  Activities  1961-62  and  Pres.  1962-63.  M.  July  15, 
1967  to  Penelope  Judith  Stamp  of  Vancouver.  Two  chil¬ 
dren:  Roland  Duncan  and  Maureen  Allison.  A  lawyer. 
Called  to  Bar  of  B.C.  1964.  Mem.  B.C.  Bar  Assoc.  &  Can. 
Bar  Assoc.  Past  Pres.  &  Vice-Pres.  Lib.  Assoc,  of  Kim¬ 
berley  and  Dist.  Vice-Chairman  Board  of  Kimberley  and 
Dist.  Hospital  3  years.  Hon.  Mem.  Kimberley  Rotary. 
Pres.  Kimberley  Dynamiters  Hockey  Club.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  127  Levirs  Ave.,  Kimberley, 

B. C. 

STEWART,  RALPH  WESLEY,  B.A.  (Cochrane).  B.  Dec. 
30,  1929  at  Cochrane,  Out.  S.  of  John  Leonard  Stewart  and 
Eleanor  Ann  Payette,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Cochrane  schools, 
St.  Michael’s  College,  Toronto;  Univ.  of  Montreal  and 
Gregorian  Inst,  of  America.  M.  Feb.  11,  1952  to  Suzanne 
Loretta  McConnell  of  Montreal.  Eight  children:  Colin, 
Martin,  Kevin,  Vance,  Angela,  Anna-Maria,  Jo-Ann  and 
Stephanie.  A  public  servant.  Advisor  on  bilingualism  for 
Public  Service.  A  musical  conductor.  First  elected  to  H.  of 

C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
R.C.  Address:  237  Lennox  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

STOLLERY,  PETER  ALAN  (Spadina).  B.  Nov.  29, 
1935  at  Toronto.  S.  of  Alan  Laurie  Stollery  and  Jean 
Russell.  Ed.  at  Toronto.  Fellow  Royal  Geographic  Society. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Ad¬ 
dress:  218  Rose  Park  Dr.,  Toronto. 

SYMES,  REGINALD  CYRIL,  B.A.  (Sault  Ste.  Marie). 
B.  April  30,  1943  at  Fort  William,  Ont.  S.  of  Frederick 
Richard  Symes  and  Sheila  Louk.  Ed.  at  Isabella  and 
Kingsway  P.S.,  Fort  William  Coll.  Lakehead  Coll.,  Queen’s 
Univ.  and  Ont.  Coll,  of  Education.  A  teacher.  Pres.  Sault 
Division  of  Ont.  Secondary  School  Teachers’  Federation 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel  • 
Anglican.  Address:  Sunnyside  Beach  Rd„  R.R.  #  1  Sault 
Ste.  Marie,  Ont. 

TAYLOR,  CHARLES  KEITH,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Chur¬ 
chill).  B.  June  23,  1931  at  Portage  la  Prairie,  Man.  S.  of 


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Ralph  Taylor  and  Dorothy  Lee.  Ed.  at  Portage  la  Prairie 
P.S.,  United  Coll.,  Brandon  Coll,  and  Univ.  of 
Man.  M.  Oct.  6,  1954  to  Sue  dau.  of  P.  W.  Goodman, 
Winnipeg.  Six  children:  Paul,  Susan,  Wendy,  Timothy, 
Edward  and  Lisa.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  First  Vice- 
Pres.  Man.  Bar  Assoc.;  Chairman  of  Bd.  Flin  Flon  General 
Hospital;  past  Pres.  Flin  Flon  Lions,  Golf,  Minor  Hockey, 
Northern  Man.  Bar  Assoc,  and  Flin  Flon  Scouts.  Fermer 
Dist.  Comm.  Boy  Scouts.  Former  Trustee  Flin  Flon  School 
Div.  Former  mem.  of  Exec.  Man.  Assoc,  of  School  Trus¬ 
tees.  Mem.  Man.  Bar  Assoc.,  Can.  Bar  Assoc.,  Flin  Flon 
Lions  and  Winnipeg  Flying  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address: 
381  Princess  Blvd.,  Flin  Flon,  Man. 

TETRAULT,  OZA  (Villeneuve).  B.  May  1,  1908  at 
NoSlville,  Ont.  S.  of  Stanislas  Tetrault,  American,  and 
Alexina  Roy,  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Sudbury,  Ont.  schools.  M. 
Nov.  16,  1926  to  Eliza  Jean  of  Hull,  Que.  Six  children: 
Hermine,  Liliane,  Paulette,  Pierrette,  Norma  and  Ronald. 
A  president  and  manager.  Alderman  City  of  Val  d’Or  1944- 
48  and  Mayor  1948-54.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  and  C.  of  C.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1018  —  7th  Avenue, 
Val  d’Or,  Que. 

TETRAULT,  OZA  (Villeneuve).  Nile  ler  mai  1908  a  Noelville, 
Ont.  Fils  de  Stanislas  Tetrault,  Amiricain,  et  Alexina  Roy,  Can. 
fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  6coles  de  Sudbury.  M.  le  16  nov.  1926  d.  Eliza 
Jean,  de  Hull,  QuL  Six  enfants:  Hermine,  Liliane,  Paulette, 
Pierrette,  Norma  et  Ronald.  Un  president-gerant.  Echevin  ville 
de  Val  d’Or,  1944-48  et  maire,  1948-54.  Mem.  Ch.  de  Colomb  et 
Ch.  de  Com.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a,  la  C.  des  C.,  1968. 
Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  C.S.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  1018 
—  7e  Rue,  Val  d’Or,  Que. 

THOMAS,  J.-ANTONIO  (Maisonneuve-Rosemont).  B. 
Sept.  13,  1912  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Arthur  Thomas  and 
Georgianna  Chagnon  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Edouard 
Academy,  Montreal.  M.  July  1,  1938  to  Laurette  dau.  of 
Tanerede  Perron  of  Montreal.  Two  children:  Claudette 
(Mrs.  D.  Laroche)  and  Marcel.  Foreman  with  St.  Lawrence 


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Sugar  Refineries  Ltd.  Vice-pres.  and  founder  Liberal  Assn, 
of  Maisonneuve-Rosemont.  Past  pres,  of  “Conseil  des  Hom¬ 
ines  d’Affaires  de  l’Est”,  1964-65  and  Red  Cross,  Eastern 
Div.,  1956.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  and  “Diamond”  Hunting  and 
Fishing  Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Ad¬ 
dress:  2681  Desjardins  St.,  Apt.  1,  Montreal  4,  Que. 

THOMAS,  J.-ANTONIO  (Maisonneuve-Rosemont).  Ni  le  13 
sept,.  1912  a  Montreal,  Que.  Fils  d’ Arthur  Thomas  et  de  Georgianna 
Chagnon,  tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  a  VAcademie  Saint- 
Edouard,  Montrial.  M.  le  1"  juillet  1938  a  Laurette,  fille  de 
Tancrede  Perron,  de  Montrial.  Deux  enfants:  Claudette  (Mme  D. 
Laroche)  et  Marcel.  Surintendant,  St.  Lawrence  Sugar  Refineries 
Ltd.,  Vice-pris.  fondateur  Assoc.  Libirale  Fidirale  Maisonneuve- 
Rosemont.  Ancien  pris.  Conseil  des  Hommes  d’affaires  de  I’Est, 
1964-65  et  de  la  Croix-Rouge,  div.  Est,  1956.  Mem.  C.  de  C. 
et  Club  “Diamond”  Chasse  et  Peche.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois 
a  la  C.  des  C.  i.g.  1965.  Reelu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  2681,  Desjardins,  app.  1,  Montreal  1 
Que. 

THOMAS,  CHARLES  HUMBERT,  B.A.,  M.A.  (Moncton). 
B.  June  24,  1915  at  Fredericton,  N.B.  S.  of  Frank  Tennant 
Thomas  and  Margaret  Bernice  MacLeod,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Univ.  of  N.B.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  Jan.  12  1946  to 
Annie  Pauline  Kennedy  of  Woodstock,  N.B.  Three  chil- 
dien.  lerrence  Charles,  Timothy  MacLeod  and  Margaret 
Jane.  A  manufacturer’s  agent  and  wholesale  supplier 
Served  R.C.N.V.R.  (Lt.)  1942-45,  Cand.  N.B.  g.e.  1967  and 
def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  137 
Lumsden  Rd.,  Riverview,  Moncton,  N.B. 

TOWERS,  THOMAS  GORDON  (Red  Deer).  B.  July  5, 
1919  at  Red  Deer,  Alta.  S.  of  Thomas  Henry  Towers  and 
Janet  Morrison.  Ed.  at  Red  Deer.  M.  Dec.  27,  1940  to 
Doris  Roberta,  dau.  of  R.J.  Nicholson  of  Red  Deer  Four 
children:  Thomas  Robert,  Gary  Lee,  Lynda  Marie  and 
Ross  Gordon.  A  farmer.  Past  Pres.  Red  Deer  Exhibition 
Assoc.,  Prairie  Fairs  Assoc.,  Red  Deer  4-H  Council  and 
River  Glen  Home  and  School  Assoc.  Cand.  Federal  ge 


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1963  and  1965  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  R.R.  #  3,  Red 
Deer,  Alta. 

TRUDEAU,  RT.  HON.  PIERRE  ELLIOTT,  P.C.,  B.A., 
LL.L.,  M.A.,  M.S.R.C.,  Q.C.  (Mount  Royal).  B.  Oct.  18,  1919 
at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Charles-Emile  Trudeau  and  Grace 
Elliott  (dec).  Ed.  at  Montreal  public  schools  and  collegiate 
intitutes.  Graduated  1940  from  Jean  de  Brebeuf  College, 
Montreal  (B.A.)  Honours  standing.  Studied  law  at  Univ.  of 
Montreal,  graduated  with  Honours  and  called  to  the  Bar  of 
P.Q.  1943.  Received  M.A.  in  political  economy  from  Har¬ 
vard  Univ.  1945.  Followed  this  with  several  years  of  post¬ 
graduate  studies  in  law,  economics  and  political  science  at 
the  Ecole  des  Sciences  politiques  in  Paris  and  the  London 
School  of  Economics.  Received  Hon.  Doctorate  of  Laws 
from  Alta  Univ.,  May  13,  1968.  M.  March  5, 1971  to  Margaret 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  James  Sinclair  of  Vancouver.  One  son: 
Justin  Pierre.  Joined  Privy  Council  in  Ottawa  as  an  econo¬ 
mist  and  policy  advisor  1949.  In  1951  practised  law, 
specializing  in  labour  law  and  civil  liberties  cases  in 
Que.  Was  one  of  the  founders  of  “Cite  Libre” 
which  became  the  mainspring  of  reform  in  Que.  during 
1950’s  and  1960’s.  At  the  same  time  co-founded  and  co¬ 
directed  the  monthly  publication  of  the  review  “Cite 
Libre”.  In  1961  apptd.  Assoc.  Professor  of  Law  Univ.  of 
Montreal  where  he  taught  constitutional  law,  civil  liberties 
and  carried  out  research  while  on  the  staff  of  the  Institut 
de  Recherches  en  Droit  Public.  Mem.  of  several  profes¬ 
sional  associations  and  learned  societies  including  Bars  of 
P.Q.  and  Ont.  and  the  Royal  Society  of  Can.  Founding 
mem.  of  Montreal  Civil  Liberties  Union.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Del.  to 
France-Can.  Interparl.  Assn.  mtgs.  Paris,  Apr.,  1966;  repre¬ 
sented  Can.  at  21st  Session  of  U.N.  Gen.  Assem.  Sept,  to 
Dec.  1966;  on  behalf  of  P.M.  of  Can.  and  the  Sect’y.  of 
State  for  External  Affairs,  toured  French-speaking  African 
States,  Feb.  1967  to  determine  role  of  Can.  in  formation 
of  an  assn,  of  French-speaking  states.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect  y. 
to  Rt.  Hon.  Lester  B.  Pearson  Jan.  1966  and  re-apptd.  1967. 


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Aipptd.  Min.  of  Justice  and  Attorney  General  April  4,  1967. 
Elected  Leader  of  Lib.  Party  in  H.  of  C.  at  Leadership 
Convention,  Ottawa,  April  6,  1968.  Sworn  in  as  Prime 
Minister  of  Canada  April  20,  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  24  Sussex  Drive,  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 


TRUDEAU,  LE  TRES  HON.  PIERRE  ELLIOTT,  C.P.,  B.A., 
LL.L.,  M.A.,  M.S.R.C.,  C.R.  (Mont-Royal).  Ne  le  18  octobre  1919  d 
Montreal,  Que.  Fils  de  Charles-Emtle  Trudeau  et  de  Grace  Elliott, 
(dec.).  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  ecoles  publiques  et  les  instituts  collegiaux 
a  Montreal.  Obtient  en  1940  son  B.A.  du  College  Jean-de-BrSbeu] 
de  Montreal.  Etudie  le  droit  a  I’Univ.  de  Montreal,  obtient  la 
licence  et  est  regu  au  Barreau  du  QuSbec  en  1943.  Obtient  une 
maUrise  en  sciences  politiques  de  I’Univ.  Harvard  en  1945.  Sui- 
vent  plusieurs  annees  d’etudes  de  perfectionnement  en  droit  et  en 
sciences  politiques  et  iconomiques  a  I’Ecole  des  sciences  politiques 
de  Paris  et  d  la  London  School  of  Economics.  Regoit  un  doctorat 
honorifique  en  droit  de  I’Univ.  d’ Alberta  le  13  mai  1968.  M.  le  5 
mars  1971  a  Margaret  fille  de  I’Hon.  James  Sinclair  de  Vancouver. 
Un  fils:  Justin  Pierre.  Nomme  au  Bureau  du  Conseil  privi  d 
Ottawa  en  1949  d  titre  d’economiste  et  de  conseiller.  En  1951  prati¬ 
que  le  droit  dans  la  prov.  de  Que.  se  spScialisant  dans  le  droit 
ouyrier  et  les  causes  de  droit  public.  Est  Pun  des  fondateurs  de  “Cite 
Libre”  qid  devint  le  grand  ressort  de  la  reforme  au  Que.  au  cours  des 
annees  cinquante  et  soixante.  A  la  mcme  epoque,  est  co-fondateur  et 
co-directeur  de  la  revue  mensuelle  “CitS  Libre”.  En  1961,  est  nommS 
professeur  agrege  de  droit  a  I’Univ.  de  Montreal,  ou  il  enseigne  le 
droit  constitutionnel  et  le  droit  public,  et  se  livre  a  des  recherches  en 
tant  que  mem.  de  I’Institut  de  recherches  en  droit  public  Mem 
de  plusieurs  associations  professionnelles  et  sociStSs  savantes  v 

iTA  r  de<  P:0V-  de  Qui-  et  de  l’0nt-  et  SociitS 
m  ?asn'i  Al71'  fond,ateur  de  la  Ligue  des  Droits  de  VHom- 
me  cl  MontrSal.  Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  a  la  C.  des  C.  Sg  1963 

Reelu  e.g.  1968  et  1972.  DSISgue  &  la  reunion  de  V Assoc,  inter 
parlementaire  France-Can.  d  Paris,  avril  1966;  reprSsente  le  Canada 
a  la  21  Session  de  VAssemblee  generate  des  N.U.  de  sept  d  dec 
1966;  au  nom  du  Premier  Ministre  du  Canada  et  du  secretaire 
dEtat  aux  Affaires  exteneures,  fait  une  tournee  des  Etats  franco¬ 
phones  d  Afnque  en  fev.  1967,  afin  de  determiner  le  role  Sventuel 


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du  Canada  dans  la  formation  d’une  assoc,  des  Etats  francophones. 
Nommi  secretaire  parlementaire  du  tres  hon.  Lester  B.  Pearson 
en  fan.  1966  et  nommi  de  nouveau  d  ce  poste  en  fan.  1967. 
Nommi  min.  de  la  Justice  et  Procureur  giniral  du  Canada  le 
4  avril  1967.  Elu  chef  du  parti  liberal  d  la  C.  des  C.  au  congres 
d  Ottaiua  le  6  avril  1968.  Assermenti  comme  Premier  ministre  du 
Canada  le  20  avril  1968.  Parti  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholique. 
Adresse:  24,  promenade  Sussex,  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 

TRUDEL  JACQUES  L.  (Montreal-Bourassa).  B.  April 
13,  1919  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Narcisse  Trudel  and 
Isabelle  Belec,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Antoine  and  Notre 
Dame  de  Grace  primary  schools,  Montreal  College  and  Elie 
College.  M.  Sept.  4,  1950  to  Marie  Berthe  De  Blois  of  Sher¬ 
brooke  and  Val  d’Or,  Que.  One  child:  Paul  A.  sales  mgr.  with 
Heinz  Co.  Served  R.C.M.P.  1942-47.  Mem.  Lib.  Party  of  Que. 
Mem.  Montreal  Bd.  of  Trade,  K.  of  C.,  R.C.M.P.  Veteran’s 
Assn,  and  Associate  mem.  Que.  Food  Retailer  Assn.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  e.g.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  5625  des  Pensees, 
Montreal  461,  Que. 

TRUDEL,  JACQUES  L.  (Montreal-Bourassa).  Ne  le  13  avril 
1919  d  Montreal,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Narcisse  Trudel  et  d’lsabelle  Belec, 
tons  deux  Can.fr.  Fit  ses  etudes  aux  ecoles  primaires  de  Saint-An- 
toine  et  Notre-Dame-de-Grace,  College  de  Montreal  et  College 
Elie.  M.  le  4  sept.  1950  a  Marie-Berthe  De  Blois,  de  Sherbrooke  et 
Val  d’Or,  P.Q.  Un  enfant:  Paul.  Girant  des  ventes  pour  la  Cie 
H.  J.  Heinz.  Mem.  Gendarmerie  Royale  1942-47.  Mem.  Conseil 
Supirieur  Parti  Lib.  Prov.  Qui.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Trade  de  Montrial, 
Chevaliers  de  Colomb,  Assoc,  des  Vitirans  de  la  Gendarmerie 
Royale  et  mem.  associi  Que.  Food  Retailer  Assn.  Elu  pour  la 
premiere  fois  d  la  C.  des  C.  1968.  Reelu  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  5625,  des  Pensees,  Montreal  461,  P.Q. 

TURNER,  CHARLES  ROBERT  (London  East).  M.  Mar. 
24,  1916  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Samuel  Henry  Turner,  Irish 
(dec.)  and  Abbie  Lovella  Maw,  Can.  (dec.).  Ed.  at  Dewson 
PS.  and  Central  Technical  School.  M.  Feb.  7,  1940  to 
Marjorie  Ailene  Sims  of  London,  Ont.  Two  children: 
Charmaine  Roberta  Gilmour  and  Gloria  Dawn  Weir.  A 


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CNR  engineer.  Mem.  Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  Firemen 
&  Enginemen,  Brotherhood  of  Engineers,  The  Irish  Bene¬ 
volent  Society,  The  Railway  Fuel  &  Operating  Officers 
Assn.,  Independent  Order  of  Oddfellows,  Independent 
Order  of  Foresters,  London  Lib.  Assn,  and  London  East 
Lib.  Assn.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min  of  Labour,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  290  Wellington 
Rd.  South,  London,  Ont. 

TURNER,  HON.  JOHN  NAPIER,  P.C.,  Q.C.  (Ottawa- 
Carleton).  B.  June  7,  1929,  at  Richmond,  Surrey,  England. 
S.  of  Leonard  Turner,  Eng.  and  Phyllis  Gregory,  Can.  Ed. 
at  public  and  separate  schools,  Ottawa,  Ontario,  Univ.  of 
B.C.,  Oxford  Univ.,  England  and  Univ.  of  Paris.  M.  Geills 
McCrae  Kilgour,  May  11,  1963.  Three  children:  Elizabeth, 
Michael  and  David.  A  lawyer.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Sworn 
of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio 
Dec.  18,  1965.  Registrar  General  of  Canada  April,  1967  to 
1968.  Min.  of  Consumer  and  Corporate  Affairs,  January, 
1968  to  1972.  Solicitor  General,  1968.  Min.  of  Justice  and 
Attorney  General  of  Canada  July  6,  1968  to  Jan.  28,  1972. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Finance  Jan.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  555  Prospect  Ave.,  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 

WAGNER,  CLAUDE,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  B.C1.  (Saint- 
Hyacinthe).  B.  Apr.  4,  1925  at  Shawinigan,  Que.  S.  of 
Benjamin  Wagner  and  Corona  St-Arnaud.  Ed.  at  Univ. 
of  Ottawa  and  McGill  Univ.  M.  Oct.  31,  1953  to  Gisele 
dau.  of  Arthur  Normandeau.  Three  children:  Johanne, 
Richard  and  Christain.  Crown  Attorney,  1960.  Justice  of 
the  Peace,  1964.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  by-election 
Oct.  5,  1964.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966.  Attorney-General  1964- 
66,  Resigned  as  mem.  Que.  National  Assem.  Feb.  1970. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  12230  St.  Castin  Ave.,  Montreal,  Que. 

WAGNER,  CLAUDE,  C.R.,  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  B.C1.  (Saint-Hya- 
cinthe).  Ne  le  4  avril  1925  a  Shawinigan,  P.Q.  Fils  de  Benjamin 
Wagner  et  Corona  St-Arnaud.  Fit  ses  etudes  d  Vuniv.  d’Ottawa  et 


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Vuniv.  McGill.  M.  le  31  oct.  1953  a  Gis'ele  fille  de  Arthur  Norman- 
deau.  Trois  enfants:  Johanne,  Richard  et  Christain.  Procureur  de 
la  Couronne  1960.  Juge,  Cour  des  Sessions  de  la  Pah  1963.  Elu 
pour  la  premiere  fois  a  V Assembler  Legis.  du  Que.  election  com- 
pleme.ntaire  le  5  oct.  1964.  Reelu  e.g.  1966.  Solliciteur  Genet al  du 
Que.  1964.  Resigne  comme  mem.  de  I’Assem.  Nationale  fev.  1970. 
Elu  pour  la  premiere  fois  d  la  C.  des  C.  e.g.  1972.  Parti  pol.. 
C.P.  Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  12230,  ave.  St-Castin,  Montreal, 

P.Q. 

WALKER,  JAMES  EDGAR,  (York  Centre).  B.  July  21, 
1911  at  Vegreville,  Alta.  S.  of  Henry  Edgar  Walker  and 
Margaret  Tolmie  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Edmonton  schools.  M. 
Dec.  24,  1940  to  Mona  Irene  dau.  Mrs.  M.  E.  Barker  of 
Scarborough,  England.  Three  children:  James  Edgar  Jr., 
Virginia  and  John.  An  insurance  agent.  Councillor  for 
North  York  Township,  Toronto  for  5  years.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and 
1972  Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Revenue,  Jan.  9,  1966. 
Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Prime  Min.  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  100  Roehampton  Ave.,  Apt. 
807,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 


WATSON,  IAN,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Laprairie).  B.  April  10, 
1934  Howick,  P.Q.  S.  of  Wilfred  Watson  and  Jean  Whillans 
both’  Can.  Ed.  Howick  Primary  and  High  School,  Bishop’s 
Univ.,  Lennoxville  and  McGill  Law  School,  Montreal,  Que. 
M  Nov.  20,  1965  to  Monique,  dau.  of  Dr.  Leopold  Carle 
of  Montreal.  Two  children:  Mark  Carle  and  Chantal  An- 
dree.  Admitted  to  Bar  of  Quebec,  1959.  Mem.  legal  firm, 
Cerini,  Jamieson,  Salmon,  Watson,  Brown  &  Souaid, 
Montreal,  Que.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1963.  Re¬ 
elected  ge.  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Secty.  to 
Min.  of  State  for  Urban  Affairs,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Presbyterian.  Address:  140  Debussy  St.,  Laprairie,  Que. 


WHELAN,  HON.  EUGENE  FRANCIS,  P.C.  (Essex). 
Born  July  11,  1924  at  Amherstburg,  Ont.  S.  of  Charles  B. 
Whelan,  of  Irish,  Fr.  Eng.  descent  and  Francis  L.  Kelly, 
Irish-Fr  Ed  at  S.S.  No.  3  and  4  Anderdon  Twp.;  General 
Amherst  High  School,  Windsor;  Walkerville  Vocational 


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and  Technical  Schools.  M.  April  30,  1960  to  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Frank  Pollinger  of  Kingsville,  Ont.  Three  dau.: 
Theresa  Ann,  Susan  Elizabeth  and  Catherine.  A  farmer. 
Former  Reeve  of  Township  of  Anderdon;  Warden  of  Essex 
Co.,  1962.  Former  mem.  Bd.  of  Gov.  Ont.  Fed.  of  Agric.; 
past-pres.  Essex  Cty.  Fed.  Agric.;  former  Dir.  United  Co- 
Operatives  of  Ont.;  former  Dir.  of  Harrow  Farmers  Co-op.; 
past  pres.  Harrow  Farmer  Co-op.;  former  Dir.  Ont.  Winter 
Wheat  Producers  Marketing  Bd.  and  former  mem.  local 
School  Bd.  Mem.:  Lions  Club  and  K.  of  C.  Council  #3844. 
Cand.  for  Essex  S.  g.e.  1959  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of 
C.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972. 
Apptd.  Pari.  Sect’y.  to  Min.  of  Forestry  and  Min.  of 
Fisheries,  1968.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture,  Nov.  27,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  641  Front  Rd.  N. 
Amherstburg,  Ont. 

WHICHER,  ROSS  MACKENZIE  (Bruce).  B  Feb  13 
1918  at  Wiarton,  Ont.  S.  of  Carl  Whicher  and  Jean  Bat! 
tersby,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Wiarton  public  and  high  schools. 
M.  June  16,  1960  to  Jean  Armstrong.  Five  children:  David 
Jean,  Max,  Monna  and  Ian.  A  businessman.  Served  with 
British  Army  (Lt.)  and  with  4th  Anti-Tank,  Can.  Army. 
Mentioned  in  Despatches.  Mayor  Wiarton  1953-55.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959  and 
1963.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re-elected  ge 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  P.O.  Box 
77,  Wiarton,  Ont. 

WHITTAKER,  GEORGE  H.  (Okanagan  Boundary).  B. 
Dec.  22,  1919  at  Bon  Accord,  Alta.  S.  of  Herbert  A^ 
Whittaker  and  Gladys  Church,  both  Irish  descent.  Ed.  at 
Bon  Accord  and  Vermilion  School  of  Agric.  M.  July  15 
1951  to  Betty  May,  dau.  of  Andrew  Duncan  of  Kelowna’ 
B.C.  Five  children:  Ronald  James,  Wendy  Elizabeth 
George  Fredrick,  John  Gifford  and  Betty-Ann.  An  orchar- 
dist.  Served  Air  Force,  World  War  II,  Flight  Commander. 
Mem.  Bd.  of  Dir.  Kelowna  Growers  Exchange  Packing 
House  for  12  years,  8  as  Pres,  and  B.C.  Tree  Fruits  Ltd& 
6  yrs.  Mem.  Joint  Bd.  of  Dir.  B.C.  Tree  Fruits  and  Sun 


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Rype  Products,  Pres.  1969-72.  Mem.  Lions  Club  and 
Masonic  Lodge.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  R.R..  #  5,  Kelowna, 
B.C. 

WISE,  JOHN  (Elgin).  B.  Dec.  12,  1935  at  St.  Thomas, 
Ont.  S.  of  Clayton  Wesley  Wise  and  Mary  Louise  White. 
Ed.  at  St.  Thomas  and  Elgin  Schools  and  Univ.  of  Guelph. 
M.  Oct.  18,  1958  to  Ann  Dimora,  dau.  of  George  Richard¬ 
son  of  St.  Thomas,  Ont.  Two  children:  Elizabeth  Ann  and 
Susan  Marie.  A  dairy  farmer.  Reeve  Yarmouth  Township 
1968-69  and  Warden  of  Elgin  County  1969.  Chairman 
Elgin  Planning  Bd.  1971-72.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  R.R.  #  4, 
St.  Thomas,  Ont. 

WOOLLIAMS,  ELDON  MATTISON,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B., 
(Calgary  North).  B.  Apr.  12,  1916  at  Rosetown,  Sask.  S.  of 
Frank  Woolliams  (dec.)  and  Gertrude  Mattison  (dec.), 
both  English.  Ed.  at  Rural  School  in  Sask.,  Sr.  Matric.  by 
correspondence  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  Sept.  1st,  1943, 
to  Erva  Leola,  dau.  of  Roy  Jones,  Calgary,  Alta.  Two 
children:  Elda  Lynn  and  Brian  Mattison.  Barrister,  Law 
Firm  of  Woolliams,  Kerr,  Korman  and  Moore,  502  Can. 
Permanent  Bldg.,  Calgary.  Called  Bar.  of  Sask.  June  1944 
and  Alta.  Jan.  1952.  Created  Q.C.  Jan.  1964.  Vice-Pres. 
Sask  Cons.  Assn.  1947  and  1948.  Past  Vice-Pres.  Junior 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  1948-50;  mem.  Inter-Parliamentary 
Group,  1962;  mem.  C.  of  C.;  President  Senior  Bd.  of 
Trade  Tisdale,  Sask.  Past  Pres.  Boards  of  Trade  for 
Northern  Sask.  Mem.  of  the  C.O.T.C.,  1937-41  in  Calgary. 
Mem  Calgary  Petroleum;  Albany  Club,  Toronto;  Master 
Mason  32nd  degree;  Ancient  and  Accepted  Rite  of  Free 
Masonry-Southalta  Consistory;  Calgary  Valley  of  Perfec¬ 
tion;  Delta  Chapter  Rose  Croix  and  Shrine-Alazhar.  Mem. 
National  Exec.  Cons.  Party  1960-66;  Del.  to  Inter-Parl. 
Group  between  the  U.S.  and  Can.  1959;  attended  U.N. 
seminar  on  Human  and  Civil  Rights,  Mexico  City  as  Can. 
Del.  1961;  mem.  Can.  Del.  to  Inter-Parl.  Union  World  s 
Conf.  Denmark  1964.  Cand.  g.e.  June  10,  1957  and  del. 


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First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962, 
1963,  1965,  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  305  Canada  Permanent  Bldg.,  315  -  8th  Ave. 
S.W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

YANAKIS,  ANTONIO  (Berthier).  B.  in  Montreal  July  6, 
1922.  S.  of  Peter  Yanakis  and  Yvonne  Cadieux.  Ed.  Sacred 
Heart  Coll,  and  McGill  Univ.  M.  Sept.  6,  1947  to  Madeleine 
Vanier.  Mayor  St-Gabriel-de-Brandon,  1960-63.  Cand.  Que. 
g.e.  1956  and  1960  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1968  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
181  Morin  Blvd.,  Ville  St-Gabriel,  Que. 

YEWCHUK,  PAUL,  M.D.,  (Athabasca).  B.  July  10,  1937 
at  Bonnyville,  Alta.  S.  of  Roman  Yewchuk  and  Maria 
Supruniuk.  Ed.  at  Fort  Kent  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  Alta. 
M.  July  22,  1967  to  Irene  Annette  dau.  of  Mrs.  Ann  Pan- 
teluk  of  Edmonton.  Six  children:  Paula,  Susan,  David, 
Richard,  Jennifer  and  James.  A  physician  and  surgeon. 
Pres.  Lac  la  Biche  C.  of  C.  1966-68.  Chairman  Lac  la  Biche 
Centennial  Committee  1967.  Chairman  Alta.  Caucus  1971- 
72.  Mem.  Elks.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Greek  Orthodox 
Address:  P.O.  Box  510,  Lac-la-Biche,  Alta. 


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OFFICERS  OF  THE  HOUSE 
Clerk  of  the  House: 

FRASER,  ALISTAIR,  B.A.,  LL.B.  B.  Jan.  5,  1923  at 
Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  the  late  Hon.  Alistair  Fraser  and  Jane 
Ross.  Ed.  at  elementary  and  secondary  schools  in  Montreal 
and  Vancouver  Island;  McGill  Univ.,  Montreal  (B.A.  1947) 
and  Univ.  of  B.C.  (LL.B.  1950).  Admitted  to  the  Bar  of 
B.C.  1951.  Served  R.C.A.  in  World  War  II  1942-45,  dis¬ 
charged  with  rank  of  Lt.  Exec.  Asst,  to  Min.  of  Fisheries 
1952.  Commissioner  to  Inter.  Whaling  Comm.,  London, 
England  1956.  Fed.  cand.  g.e.  1957  for  Esquimalt-Saanich 
and  def.  Exec.  Asst,  to  Opposition  Leader  in  Senate,  1959, 
Sect’y.  of  State,  1963  and  Min.  of  Transport,  1964.  Cand 
Fed.  g.e.  for  Pictou  and  def.  Apptd.  Clerk  Asst,  of  the 
H.  of  C.  Jan.  7,  1966.  Apptd.  Clerk  of  the  H.  of  C.  Aug.  6, 
1967.  Address:  House  of  Commons,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Sergeant-at-Arms: 

CURRIE,  LT.  COL.  DAVID  VIVIAN,  V.C.  B.  at  Suth¬ 
erland,  Sask.,  July  8,  1912.  M.  to  Isabel  Civil  of 
Owen  Sound,  Ont.  One  son:  David.  Won  the  Victoria 
Cross  in  1944  while  serving  as  a  major  with  the  29th 
Canadian  Armoured  Regiment  (The  South  Alberta  Regi¬ 
ment)  at  St.  Lambert  sur  Dives.  His  citation  said  his 
“gallant  conduct  and  contempt  for  danger  set  a  magnifi¬ 
cent  example  to  all  ranks  under  his  command”.  He 
joined  the  Quebec  North  Shore  Paper  Company  at  the 
end  of  the  war.  Eight  years  later  he  joined  the  Bonnard 
Manufacturing  Company  of  Montreal.  Since  1956  was 
logging  representative  with  Charles  Cusson  Limited  of 
Montreal.  Apptd.  Sergeant-at-Arms  January  7,  1960. 

Clerk  Assistant:  (Administrative  &  Procedural)  — 

DUBROY,  J.  GORDON.  B.  March  4,  1910  at  Ottawa,  Ont. 
S.  of  W.  L.  Dubroy  and  M.  B.  Kerrigan.  M.  July  6,  1943, 
to  P.  M.  Morgan.  Four  children.  Served  with  R.C.N.V.R. 
1941-46,  attained  rank  of  Lieutenant-Commander.  Apptd. 
Committee  Clerk,  1946;  Asst.  Chief  of  English  Journals, 


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1950;  Chief  of  English  Journals,  1952;  Second  Clerk  Asst., 
1954;  Clerk  Asst.,  1968;  Sect’y.-Treas.  Canadian  NATO 
Pari.  Assn.,  1958-66;  Sect’y.-Treas.  Canadian  Committee  for 
the  Atlantic  Congress,  1959.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  House 
of  Commons. 

Clerk  Assistant:  (Legal)  — 

PELLETIER,  MARCEL  R.,  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  LL.L.,  D.G.S.L. 
B.  Sept.  2,  1936,  at  Palmarolle,  Quebec.  S.  of  Robert  A. 
Pelletier  and  Berthilda  Ayotte.  Ed.  at  Amos,  Que.  B.A.  and 
B.Ph.  (1960)  Faculty  of  Philosophy,  Univ.  of  Ottawa.  Grad¬ 
uate  studies  in  Law  and  Social  economic  and  political 
sciences  at  the  Univ.  of  Ottawa  (1960-64):  LL.L.  (1963), 
D.G.S.L.  (Public  Law  and  Administration,  1964).  The 
Hague  Academy  if  Internat.  Law,  Holland,  summer  1964. 
Admitted  to  Bar  of  Quebec  1965.  Mem.  Canadian  Bar  Assoc. 
Joined  the  Dept,  of  External  Affairs  as  Foreign  Service 
Officer  in  1964.  Third  Secretary  and  Vice-Consul  at  the 
Permanent  Mission  of  Can.  to  Office  of  U.N.  in  Geneva, 
1965.  Joined  the  Research  Branch  of  the  Library  of  Par 
Lament,  Ottawa,  Nov.  1966.  Secretary  of  Canadian  Section 
of  the  International  Assoc,  of  French-Speaking  Parliamen¬ 
tarians  and  Secretary  of  the  Canada-France  Interparlia¬ 
mentary  Assoc.,  July  1968-70.  Seminar  director  in  Constitu¬ 
tional  Law,  Faculty  of  Civil  Law,  Univ.  of  Ottawa,  Jan. 
1969.  Apptd.  Clerk  Assistant  (Legal)  of  H.  of  C.  Oct.  24, 
1969.  Address:  House  of  Commons,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

PELLETIER,  MARCEL  R„  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  LL.L.,  D  E.S.D.  N6 
le  2  septembre  1936,  a  Palmarolle,  Quibec.  Fils  de  Robert  A. 
Pelletier  et  de  Berthilda  Ayotte.  Etudes  secondaires  a  Amos,  Qut 
B.A.  et  B.Ph.  (1960)  a  la  Faculti  de  philosophic,  Univ.  d’Ottawa. 
Etudes  supirieures  en  Droit  et  en  Sciences  sociales,  economiques 
et  politiques  &  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa  (1960-64):  LL.L.  (1963),  D.E.S.D. 
(Droit  public  et  administration,  1964).  AcadSmie  de  Droit  inter¬ 
national  de  La  Haye,  Hollande,  ete  1964.  Re^u  au  Barreau  du  Que. 
en  1965.  Mem.  de  I’Assoc.  du  Barreau  canadien.  Entre  au  Minis- 
tere  des  Affaires  exlbrieures  a  titre  d’Agent  du  Service  extlrieur 
en  1964.  Troisieme  secretaire  et  Vice-Consul  d  la  Mission  perma- 
nente  du  Canada  aupres  de  l’ office  des  Nations  Unies  a  Genlve, 


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1965.  Entre  au  Service  de  Re'cherclies  de  la  Bibliotheque  du  Par- 
lement,  Ottawa,  en  nov.  1966.  Secretaire  de  la  Section  canadienne 
de  I’Assoc.  Internationale  des  Parlementaires  de  langue  frangaise 
et  secretaire  de  I’Assoc.  interparlementaire  Canada-F ranee,  juillet 
1968  a  1970.  Charge  de  travaux  pratiques  en  Droit  constitutionnel 
d  la  Faculte  de  Droit  civil  de  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa,  jan.  1969.  Nomme 
Greffier  adjoint  (Affaires  juridiques)  de  la  C.  des  C.  le  24  oct. 
1969.  Adresse:  Chambre  des  Communes,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Law  Clerk  and  Parliamentary  Counsel: 

MAINGOT,  J.  P.  JOSEPH,  B.Comm.  B.  April  9,  1931,  at 
Ottawa.  S.  of  Albert  Joseph  Maingot  of  Trinidad,  W.I.  and 
Dorothy  Glynn  Gallagher  of  Montreal.  Ed.  Ecole  Garneau, 
St.  Patrick’s  Coll.  H.S.  and  Lisgar  C.I.,  Ottawa,  Univ.  of 
Ottawa  (B.Comm.  1956)  and  Osgoode  Hall  Law  Sch.  (1960). 
Called  to  the  Bar  of  Ont.,  1960.  M.  Nov.  12,  1960  to  Barbara 
Ann,  dau.  of  the  late  Dr.  Virgil  Paul  MacMahon  of  St. 
Catharines  and  Gertrude  O’Neill  of  Toronto.  Two  children, 
Patrick  and  Pierre.  Private  practice  1960-62,  Fort  Erie, 
Ont.;  1963-66,  Ottawa.  Joined  H.  of  C.,  Jan.  3,  1967  as 
Asst.  Pari.  Counsel.  Apptd.  Pari.  Counsel,  Jan.  1,  1971.  Sec. 
Civil  Liberties  Section  of  Canadian  Bar  Association  1965- 
67.  Sec.  Association  of  Clerks  at  the  Table  in  Canada.  Sec. 
Canadian  Federal  Delegation  C.P.A.  Conference,  Nassau, 
Bahamas,  1968.  Address:  House  of  Commons,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

MAINGOT,  J.  P.  JOSEPH,  B.Comm.  Ne  le  9  avril  1931,  a  Ottawa, 
Ont.  Fils  d’Albert  Joseph  Maingot,  de  la  Trinite,  lie  des  Antilles  et 
de  Dorothy  Glynn  Gallagher,  de  Montreal,  Quebec.  Fit  ses  (tildes 
a.  I’ecole  Garneau,  <z  I’ecole  secondaire  du  college  St.  Patrick,  au 
Lisgar  C.I.,  a,  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa  (B.Comm.  1956),  et  a  Osgoode  Hall 
(1960).  Regu  au  Barreau  de  la  prov.  d’Ont.  (1960).  M.  le  12  nov. 
1960  a.  Barbara  Ann,  fille  de  feu  le  docteur  Virgil  Paul  MacMahon, 
de  St.  Catharines,  et  de  Gertrude  O’Neill,  de  Toronto,  Ont.  Deux 
enfants:  Patrick  et  Pierre.  Pratique  le  droit  a  Fort  EriS,  Ont.,  1960- 
62;  a  Ottawa,  1963-66.  Entre  au  service  de  la  C.  des  C.  le  3  janvier 
1967,  a,  titre  de  conseiller  pari,  adjoint.  Nomme  conseiller  pari,  le 
leT  janvier  1971.  Sec.  de  la  section  des  libertes  civiles  de  I’Assoc. 
du  Barreau  canadien,  1965-67.  Sec.  de  I’Assoc.  des  greffiers  pari,  du 


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Canada.  Sec.  delegation  federate  canadienne,  conference  de  I'A.P. 
du  C.  a  Nassau,  aux  Bahamas,  1968.  Adresse:  Chambre  des  Com¬ 
munes,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Second  Clerk  Assistant:  ALEXANDER  SMALL. 

SMALL,  ALEXANDER.  Born  1919.  M.  with  four 
children.  Ed.  High  School,  Business  Coll,  and  Accounting 
Institute,  all  in  Manitoba.  Entered  Public  Service  of 
Canada  1939.  Active  and  overseas  service  with  R.C.A.F. 
1940-47  as  air  navigator.  Re-entered  Public  Service  1947. 
House  of  Commons’  appointments:  Committee  Clerk,  1952; 
Asst.  Chief  of  English  Journals,  1958;  Chief  of  English 
Journals,  1961;  Director  of  Legislative  Services  and  Third 
Clerk  Assistant,  1964;  Second  Clerk  Assistant  and  Director 
of  Legislative  Services,  1969. 

Third  Clerk  Assistant:  (Vacant). 

Deputy  Sergeant-at-Arms:  J.  L.  LACROIX. 


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CHIEFS  OF  PRINCIPAL  BRANCHES 
ADMINISTRATION  — 

Director  of  Administration  and  Personnel:  GEORGE  A. 
ST.  JACQUES 

Financial  Services:  STANLEY  F.  BOWMAN 
Stationery,  Printing  and  Office  Machines: 

J.-P.  RENAUD 
Postmaster:  YVON  LAVOIE 

BUILDING  SERVICES  — 

Director:  Lt.-Col.  D.  V.  CURRIE,  Sergeant-at-Arms 
Protective  Service:  F.  J.  YATES 
Purchasing  and  Equipment:  C.  LINDSAY 
Restaurant:  W.  PENTECOST 
Cleaning  Service:  J.  TIERNEY 
Messenger  Service:  S.  GAUTHIER 

LEGISLATIVE  SERVICES  — 

Director:  ALEXANDER  SMALL 

Committees  and  Private  Legislation:  REGINALD 
BOIVIN 

Committee  Reporting  Services:  FLAVIEN  BELZILE 
Hansard  Reporting  Services  — 

English  Section:  N.  PRICE 
French  Section:  L.  R.  GUERTIN 
Hansard  Index  and  Reference  Branch  — 

English  Section:  J.  W.  MacLEOD 
French  Section:  Miss  J.  THIBAULT 

Journals  (Order  Paper,  Notice  Paper,  Votes  and  Proceed¬ 
ings,  and  Parliamentary  Papers)  — 

English  Section:  J.  E.  O’CONNOR 
French  Section:  MAXIME  GUITARD 

Parliamentary  Distribution  Office:  E.  LEVESQUE 


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INTER  PARLIAMENTARY  RELATIONS  BRANCH 
Chief:  I.  IMRIE 

SERVICES  ASSOCIATED  WITH  THE  H.  OF  C. 
Treasury  Office  Division:  ANDRE  BRISSETTE 

Interpretation  and  Translation  Services  — 
Director:  R.  AUPY 
Committees:  J.  P.  OLLIVIER 
Debates:  A.  AUDETTE 
Laws:  R.  LE  POCHER 
Interpretation:  R.  ROBICHAUD 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


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ELECTION  RESULTS 
1867-1967 

In  the  returns  of  the  general  election  of  1917,  (G.)  after  the  name 
signifies  that  the  candidate  was  officially  endorsed  by  the  Government 
(Unionist)  leader;  (O)  that  the  candidate  was  endorsed  by  Sir  Wilfrid 
Laurier,  leader  of  the  Opposition;  (Lab.)  that  the  candidate  was  en¬ 
dorsed  by  the  Labour  Party;  and  (S.D.)  that  the  candidate  was  en¬ 
dorsed  by  the  Social  Democrat  party.  It  will  be  noticed  that  some 
candidates  ran  without  any  formal  party  endorsation,  as  provided 
in  the  Act. 

In  the  returns  for  all  other  elections  the  political 
affiliation  of  candidates  is  indicated  as  follows  :  — 

P.C. — Progressive  Conservative;  L. — Liberal;  N.D.P. — New  Demo¬ 
cratic  Party;  C.C.F.— Co-operative  Commonwealth  Federation;  C.C.F. - 
N.D.P.— Co-operative  Commonwealth  Federation  —  New  Democratic 
Party;  S.C.— Social  Credit;  R.  des  C.— Ralliement  des  Crdditistes;  Ind. 
— Independent;  Ind.  Lib. — Independent  Liberal;  Ind.  P.C.  Independent 
Progressive  Conservative;  Lib.  Lab. — Liberal  Labour;  Comm. — Com¬ 
munist;  A.C.P.— All  Canadian  Party;  P.  de  C— Parti  de  la  Confede¬ 
ration;  O.  Ind. — Ouvrier  independant;  C.  L.  des  E. — Candidat  liberal 
des  electeurs. 


ACADIA  (Alta.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924.  comprises  territory 
formerly  belonging  to  Medicine  Hat  and  Bow  River) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925 —  R.  Gardner,  P .  3,810  i 

1926 —  R.  Gardner,  UFA  .  5.122  | 

1930— R.  Gardner,  UFA  ...  Accl.  | 

1935— V.  Quelch,  SC  . .  4,307  ] 

1940 — V.  Quelch,  SC  .  27  I 

1945— V.  Quelch,  SC  .  3,521 

1949— V.  Quelch,  SC  . .  1,717  I 

See  Medicine  Hat  and  Bow  River. 

ALGOMA  EAST  (Ont.) 

(Established  by  Red.  Act  of  1893.) 

Record  General  Elections  : 


1953 — V.  Quelch, 

SC  . 

.  453 

1957 — V.  Quelch, 

SC 

4.523 

1958 — I.  Homer, 

PC  . 

4.072 

1962 — I.  Horner, 

PC  . 

.  875 

1963 — Homer,  PC 

.  5,598 

1965 — Homer,  P.C . 

.  5,429 

1904 — A.  E.  Dyment,  L 
1908 — W.  R.  Smyth,  C  — 
1911— W.  R.  Smyth,  C 
1917 — G.  B.  Nicholson,  G 
1921 — Carruthers,  L  . 

1925—  G.  B.  Nicholson 

1926 —  B.  Bowman  . 

1930 — G.  B.  Nicholson,  C 
1935 — T.  Farquhar,  L  — 


578 

41 

18 

1,146 

813 

544 

766 

297 

8.275 


1945 — T.  Farquhar,  L  .  1,245 

1949— Hon  L.  B.  Pearson,  L  3,276 
1953 — Pearson,  L  ..... . 3,617 

1957—  Pearson,  L  . —  2,817 

1958 —  Pearson,  L  . -  3,032 

1962 —  Pearson,  L  6,303 

1963 —  Pearson,  L  . — . ~  4,671 

1965 — Pearson,  L  . 3,475 


1300 —  -  _  ...  , 

1940 — T.  Farquhar.  L  2.439  ! 


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This  constituency  and  Algoma  West 
constituency  of  Algoma,  the  electoral 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — W.  M.  Simpson,  C  ...  9 

1872 — Hon.  J.  Robinson,  C  81 

1874 — E.  B.  Baron,  L  . .  178 

1878 — S.  J.  Dawson,  C  _  405 

1882 — Dawson,  C  . .  595 


By-Elections  : — 

1871— (June  30)  Lieut.  Col.  F.  W. 
1948 — (Oct.  25)  L.  B.  Pearson,  L. 


were  created  out  of  the  former 
record  of  which  is  as  follows: — 


|  1887 — Dawson,  C  _ _ _  19 

|  1891 — G.  H.  Macdonell,  C  438 
I  1896 — A.  E.  Dyment,  L  850 

1900 — Dyment,  L  _  859 


Cumberland,  C  _  Accl. 

. . . . - . .  1,236 


ALGOMA  WEST  (Ont.) 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1904 — Boyce,  C  _ 

1908 — Boyce,  C  . . . 

1911 — Boyce,  C  . . 

1917 — Simpson,  G 
1921 — Simpson,  C  . . 

1925 —  T.  E.  Simpson,  C 

1926 —  T.  E.  Simpson,  C 
1930 — T.  E.  Simpson,  C 
1935 — H.  S.  Hamilton,  L 


95  |  1940— G.  E.  Nixon, 

209  j  1945 — Nixon,  L  .... 

858  |  1949 — Nixon,  L  _ 

2,270  |  1953— Nixon,  L  .... 

714  |  1957— Nixon  L 

3,193  I  1958— Nixon,  L  _ 

2,984  I  1962— Nixon,  L 

1,423  |  1963— Nixon.  L 

1,944  |  1965— Nixon,  L  . 


L 


3,020 

1,857 

5.071 

4,890 

1,821 

1,035 

4.151 

3,904 

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ANTIGONISH-GUYSBOROUGH  (N.S.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the  union 
former  divisions  of  Antigonish  and  Guysborough.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917 — J.  H.  Sinclair,  O  . 

1921 — C.  F.  Mclsaac,  L.  . 

1925—  Hon.  E.  M. 

Macdonald,  L  . 

1926 —  J.  C.  Douglas,  C. 

1930 — W.  Duff,  L . 

1935— W.  Duff,  L  . 

1940— J.  R.  Kirk,  L  . . . 

By-Elections: — 


1,438  I 
5,199  | 

590  | 

143  I 
819  | 

3.983  | 

2,671  | 


1927— (Jan.  18) — W.  Duff,  L  . 

1936— (March  16) — J.  Ralph  Kirk,  L 
Former  division  of  Antigonish. 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1867 — H.  McDonald,  L  _  848  I 

1872 — McDonald,  L  . .  Accl.  I 

1874— A.  Mclsaac,  L  .  Accl.  I 

1878 — A.  Mclsaac,  L  . 131  | 

1882 — A.  Mclsaac,  L  . .  333  | 

1887 — Sir  J.  Thompson,  C  40  | 

By-Elections: — 


1945— J.  R.  Kirk,  L  . 

1949— J.  R.  Kirk,  L  . 

1953— J.  R.  Kirk,  L  . 

1957 —  A.  R.  Macdonald,  PC 

1958 —  C.  O'Leary,  PC 

1962 —  J.  B.  Stewart,  L 

1963 —  Stewart,  L  _ _ 

1965 — Stewart,  L  . . . . _ 


1891 — Thompson,  C. 
1896 — C.F.  Mclsaac,  L 
1900 — C.  F.  Mclsaac,  L 
1904 — C.  F.  Mclsaac,  L 
1908 — Wm.  Chisholm,  L 
1911 — Chisholm,  L  . 


1885  (Oct.  16)- — Hon.  J.  S.  D.  Thompson,  C 

1895 — (April  17) — C.  F.  Mclsaac,  L  . 

1905 — (Nov.  22)— Wm.  Chisholm,  L 


Former  division  of  Guysborough. 


of  the 


2.826 

3,201 

3,489 

197 

931 

113 

1,112 

47 


1,123 

Accl. 


227 

117 

266 

809 

20 

581 


Accl. 

118 

235 


GEN  ERAL 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — S.  Campbell,  C  .  Accl. 

1872 — Campbell,  C  . Accl. 

1874—J.  A.  Kirk,  L  .  215 

1878— Ali.  Ogden,  C  . . .  164 

1882— J.  A.  Kirk.  L  .  190 

1887—1.  A.  Kirk,  L  . 352 

By-Election: — 


1904 — (March  16) — I.  H.  Sinclair, 


ELECTIONS  315 


1891— D.  C.  Fraser,  L  _  86 

1896 — Fraser,  L  . 78 

1900 — Fraser.  L  - 289 

1904 — J.  H.  Sinclair,  L  _  548 

1908 — Sinclair,  L  . .  205 

1911 — Sinclair,  L  -  843 

L  _ 381 


ARGENTEUIL-TWO  MOUNTAINS  (QUE.) 


(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 
(See  also  Laval) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— J.  J.  C.  Abbott,  C  498 

1872 — Abbott,  C  .  Accl. 

1874— Abbott,  C  .  4 

1878— Dr,  T  Christie,  L  89 

1882 — Abbott.  C  Accl. 

1807—1  c.  Wilson,  C  .  210 

1891— Christie,  L  .  202 

1896— Christie,  L  .  78 

1900 — Christie,  L  .  329 

1904— G.  H.  Perley,  C  .  176 

1908— G.  H,  Perley,  C  .  259 

1911— G.  H.  Perley.  C  .  597 

1917 — P.  McGibbon,  O  429 

1921—  P.  McGibbon,  L  .  855 

By-Elections  : — 

1874 —  (Oct.  28) — L.  Cushing,  L  ... 

1875—  (Dec.  31)— Dr.  T.  Christie,  L 

1880—  (Feb.  12) — Abbott,  C . 

1881—  (Aug.  17)— Abbott,  C  . 

1902— (Dec.  3)— T.  Christie,  L . 

1922 —  (Feb.  28) — Hon.  C.  Stewart,  L 

1938— (Feb.  28)— G.  H.  Heon,  C  . 


|  1925 — Sir  G.  H.  Perley.  C 
I  1926— Sir  G.  H.  Perley,  C 
|  1930— Sir  G.  H.  Perley.  C 

'  1935— Rt.  Hon.  Sir 

G.  H.  Perley,  C  . 

j  1940 — J.  W.  McGibbon,  L 
|  1945— G.  H.  Heon,  Ind-PC 

1949 — P.  Valois,  L  . 

I  1953 — Valois,  L  . . 

I  1957 — Valois,  L  . . 

1958—1.  O.  Latour,  PC  . 

|  1962 — V.  Drouin,  L  . 

I  1963 — Drouin,  L  . 

I  1965 — R.  E.  R6gimbal,  PC 


200 

240 

769 

177 

1,866 

128 

828 

7,675 

1,182 

3,990 

1,172 

2,148 

2,459 


104 

Accl. 

68 

121 

191 

Accl. 

1,658 


ASSINIBOIA  (SASK.) 
(Established  under  Act  1906-07.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1908—1.  G.  Turriff,  L  .  205  I 

1911— Turriff,  l  .  2,226  l 

1917— Turriff,  O . . .  4,524  | 

1921—0.  R.  Gould,  P  3,702  I 

1925—  R.  McKenzie,  L  .  1,232  I 

1926—  R.  McKenzie,  L .  2,221 

1930 — R.  McKenzie,  L  —  760  I 

1935 — R.  McKenzie,  L  .  2,366  I 

1940— J.  P.  Tripp,  L  . .  2,034  I 


By-Elections  :— 

1919 — (Oct.  27)— O.  R.  Gould.  UF 
1936 — (Jan.  6)— Hon.  I.  G.  Gardiner, 


1945 — E.  G.  McCullough, 

CCF  1,173 

1949 — H.  R.  Argue,  CCF  1.584 

1953— Argue,  CCF  .  3.378 

1957—  Argue,  CCF  . 1,527 

1958 —  Argue,  CCF  . . .  2.744 

1962 —  H.  Argue,  (L)  .  353 

1963—  L.  Watson,  PC  .  2.082 

1965— Watson,  PC  .  619 


. . . .  5.224 

L  . . . -  3,565 


316 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


In  1887,  when  the  old  Northwest  Territories  were  first  given  repre¬ 
sentation  in  the  House  of  Commons,  four  electoral  divisions  were 
created  : 

(1) — Assiniboia  East,  adjoining  Province  of  Manitoba;  (2)  Assi- 
niboia  West,  next;  (3)  Alberta,  extending  to  the  boundary  of  British 
Columbia,  and  (4)  Saskatchewan,  in  the  north.  Under  the  Act  of  1903, 
the  two  Assiniboias  and  Saskatchewan  were  given  six  seats,  namely  : 
Assiniboia  East,  Assiniboia  West,  Humboldt,  Mackenzie,  Qu'Appelle, 
Saskatchewan.  These  old  divisions  practically  compose  the  present 
province  of  Saskatchewan,  which  according  to  the  Act  of  1906-07 
returns  10  members  to  the  House  of  Commons,  the  constituencies 
being:  Assiniboia,  Battleford,  Humboldt,  Mackenzie,  Moose  Jaw, 
Prince  Albert,  Qu'Appelle,  Regina,  Salcoats  and  Saskatoon. 

The  records  of  the  extinct  Federal  electoral  division  of  the  present 
province  of  Saskatchewan  were  as  follows  : — 

Assiniboia  East. 


Record  General  Elections  ; — 

P0rleT'  c  —  728  I  1900— Douglas,  L _ 

•  £®Tdney'  C  . -  758  I  1904— J.  G.  Turriff,  L 

1898 — J.  M.  Douglas,  L  _  1,059  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1888 — (Sept.  12) — Hon.  E.  Dewdney  C. _ 

1892— (Nov.  21) — W.  W.  McDonald,  C  __ 

Assiniboia  West. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 
lo27 — T,-  DaTin-  C -  303  I  1900— Walter  Scott,  L 

ooi~Sav!n'  J?  -  327  I  1904— Scott,  L  . . . 

1896— Davln,  C  _  1 


259 

764 


Accl. 

Accl. 


232 

782 


By-Elections  : — 

HUMBOLDT 

1906 — (Feb.  6) — Wm.  E.  Knowles,  L  ...  Accl 

MACKENZIE  . . 

1904 — A.  J.  Adamson,  L  _  eon 

QU'APPELLE  . . . 

1904— E.  L.  Cash,  L  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _  j  377 

Former  division  ol  Wood  Mountain  (Sask.) 

(Under  the  Representation  Act  oi  1947  Wood  Mountain  becomes  part 
of  division  of  Assiniboia.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

F.  Donnelly,  L  ...  1.508  |  1945-H.  R.  Argue.  CCF  2.131 

1940 — Donnelly,  L  . 1,128  | 

Former  Division  of  Willow  Bunch. 

Record  General  Elections: — 

Do”nelly-  1  - -  i-845  !  1930 — Donnelly,  L  _ 808 

1926 — Donnelly,  L  .  4,560  | 

See  also  E.  D.  of  Moose  jaw.  Maple  Creek  and  Swift  Current 
SASKATCHEWAN 

1904  -R.  S.  Lake.  C  .  28 

ATHABASKA  (Alta.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924.  comprising  territory 
tormerly  belonging  to  Edmonton  F.  and  Battle  River.) 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


317 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925—  C.  W.  Cross,  L  .  1,430  | 

1926—  D.F.  Kellner,  UFA  ...  2,100  I 

1930 — Buckley,  L  .  1,261  | 

1935— P.  ].  Rowe,  SC  .  2,417 

1940 — J.  M.  Dechene,  L . .  1,164  I 

1945— J.  M.  Dechene,  L  ...  478  I 

1949— Dechene,  L  . . .  2,584  I 

By-Election  : — 


1932 — (March  21) — P.  G.  Davies, 


1953 — Dechene,  L  .... 

1957 —  Dechene,  L 

1958—  F.  J.  Bigg,  PC 

1962—  Bigg,  (PC)  - 

1963—  Bigg,  PC  . . . 

1965— Bigg,  PC  . 


C 


See  E.  D.  of  Edmonton  E.  and  Battle  River. 


1,348 

424 

5,278 

4,124 

6,658 

4,959 


824 


BATTLE  RIVER-CAMROSE  (Alta.) 
(Established  under  the  Act  of  1906-07,  altered  1924.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  of  1952) 
Former  Division  of  Battle  River,  Alta. 


Record  General  Elections  : 
1953— R.  Fair,  SC  .  4,707  I 

1957— J.  A.  Smith,  SC  .  5,422  I 

1958 —  C.S.  Smallwood,  PC  6,912  | 

Former  division  of 


1962 —  Smallwood,  PC  .  6,125 

1963 —  Smallwood,  PC  .  9,581 

1965 — Smallwood,  PC  .  8,484 

Battle  River,  Alta. 


By-Election: 

1955— (June  20)—].  A.  Smith,  S.C. 
Record  General  Elections  : 


1917 — W.  J.  Blair,  C  .  1,538  I 

1921 — H.  E.  Spencer,  P  .  10,521 

1925 —  Spencer,  P  . -  3,377 

1926 —  Spencer,  UFA  3,612 

1930 — Spencer,  UFA  -  2,947 


388 


1935— R.  Fair,  SC  .  4.014 

1940— Fair,  ND  . . 1,237 

1945— Fair,  SC  . 3,650 

1949— Fair,  SC  . 2.371 


Former 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  W.  T.  Lucas,  P.  ...  2,317 

1926 —  W.  T.  Lucas,  UFA  1,610 
1930 — W.  T.  Lucas,  UFA  2,030  I 
1935 — J.  A.  Marshall,  SC  6,338  I 

See  Division  of  Vegreville. 

BEAUCE  (QUE.) 


1940 — J.  A.  Marshall,  ND  ...  1,916 

1945 — Marshall,  SC  . -  3,149 

1949 — H.H.W.  Beyerstein, 

S.C .  2,867 


(Altered  1924) 


division  of  Camrose,  Alta. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — C.  H.  Pozer,  L -  551 

1872 — Pozer,  L  -  1,113 

1874— Pozer  L  . Accl. 

1878 — Jos.  Bolduc,  C  -  1,122 

1882 — Bolduc,  C  .  1.264 

1887 — J.  Godbout,  L -  632 

1891 — Godbout,  L  -  481 

1896 — Godbout,  L  -  427 

1900 — Godbout,  L  - 1.257 

1904— H.  S.  Beland,  L  . .  2,300 

1908 — B61and,  L  . -  3,899 

1911 — Beland,  L  . . ~ .  864 

1917 — B61and,  O .  Accl. 

1921— Hon.  H.  S.  Boland  ...  10,695 


1925 —  E.  Lacroix,  L  .  9,081 

1926 —  Lacroix,  L  _ _ _  8,625 

1930 — Lacroix,  L  — 8,614 

1935 — Lacroix,  L  _ 13,367 

1940 — Lacroix,  L  _  9,340 

1945 — L.  Dionne,  L.  2,348 

1949 — R.  Poulin,  Ind.  . .  222 

1953 — Poulin,  Ind.  _  3,300 

1957—  Poulin,  Ind . .  825 

1958 —  J.  P.  Racine.  L  . .  433 

1962 —  G.  Perron,  SC  .  5,456 

1963—  Perron,  SC  . 2,095 

1965 — I.  P.  Racine,  L  .  3,016 


3  1  B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Elections  :— 


1876 — (Oct.  18) — J.  Bolduc,  C  _ _ _ _ _ _  J89 

1884 — (Oct.  31)— Thos.  L.  Taschereau,  C  . _ . . . . . .  313 

1902 — (Jan.  8) — H.  S.  Beland,  L  . . .  .... _ _  Accl 

1922— (Jan.  19)— Hon.  H.  S.  Beland,  L . . . . . . Accl! 


BEAUHARNOIS  SALABERRY 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  oi  1952) 
Recoid  General  Election: 

1953— R.  Cauchon,  L.  _  9,774  I  1962— G.  Laniel,  L _ 

1957 —  R.  Cauchon,  L  . _...  9,784  I  1963 — Laniel,  L _ 

1958—  G.  Bruchdsl,  PC  .  834  |  1965 — Laniel,  L  _ 

former  division  of  Beauharnois 
Record  General  Election  : — 

1949 — R.  Cauchon,  L  . . . . . . 


(Former  division  of  Beauhamois-Laprairie) 
Recoid  General  Elections  :  — 

1935— M.  Raymond,  L -  6,098  1 1 945 — M.  Raymond.  B.P.C. 

1940 — M.  Raymond,  L  _  7,778  | 

former  Division  of  Beaunainois  i — 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


2.115 

8.0S6 

9,904 


7,084 


338 


1867 — M.  Cayley,  C _ 

1872— W.  J.  Robillard,  IC 
1874 — L.  Robillard  . . . 

1878 —  M.  Cayley,  C  . .  772  j 

1882 — J.G.H.  Bergeron,  C  Accl. 

1887 — Bergeron,  C  _ 

1891 — Bergeron,  C  . 

1896 — Bergeron,  C  . . 

1900— G.  M.  Loy,  L  _ 

By-Elections  : — 

1879 —  (Jan.  9) — J.  G.  H.  Bergeron,  C 

1902— (Mar.  26)— Loy,  L  . . 


33  |  1904 — Bergeron,  C  . .  247 


90 

365 


222 

303 

48 

277 


1908 — L.  J.  Papineau,  L  .  29 

1911 — Papineau,  L  .  27 

1917 — Papineau,  O  . . Accl. 

1921 — Papineau,  L  .  1,875 

1925 — M.  Raymond,  L  1,501 


1926 — Raymond,  L 
1930  -Raymond,  L 


2.278 

1.725 


13 

159 


1921— Lanctdt.  L 


252 


3.243 

1.321 


Former  Constituency  Laprairie-Napierville  : — 

Record  General  Elections  :— 

tonn  m  M?ne|'  L  .  276  I  1917— Lanctdt.  O  3 

1904 — R.  Lanctdt,  L  . .  236 

1908 — Lanctdt,  L  _  383 

1911 — Lanctdt,  L  .  169 

By-Election  : — 

1929 — (July  22) — Vincent  Dupuis,  L  _ _ _  Accl 

This  constituency  was  formed  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1892 
by  the  union  of  the  former  counties  of  Laprairie  and  Napierville. 

The  electoral  record  of  the  old  county  of  Laprairie  was  as  follows: 


1925 —  R.  Lanctdt,  L _ 

1926 —  Lanctdt,  L  _ .  1  357 

1930 — V.  Dupuis,  L  ..... . __  353 


1867 — Alf  Pinsonnault,  C  457 

1872 — Pinsonnault,  C  . .  69 

1874 — Pinsonnault,  C  _  Accl. 

1878 — Pinsonnault,  C  _  60 


1882 — Pinsonnault,  C  ..  .  103 

1887 — Doyon,  L  . ~™~  ^3 

'891 — L.  C.  Pelletier.  C  _ _  54 


GENERAL 

ELECTI  DNS 

319 

BELLECHASSE  (Que.)  —  (Altered  1933) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — N.  Casault,  C  . 

312  1 

1925 — Fournier,  L  . 

2,679 

1872 — T.  Fournier,  L 

581  1 

1926 — O.  L.  Boulanger, 

L  2.995 

1874 — Fournier,  L 

Accl. 

1  1930 — Boulanger,  L  . 

1,993 

1878 — A.  Larue,  L 

52  | 

1935 — Boulanger,  L  . 

5,747 

1882 — G.  Amyot,  C 

142  | 

1940— L.  P.  Picard,  L  . 

4,219 

1887 — Amyot,  Nat 

637  | 

1945— Picard,  L  . 

.  3,388 

1891 — Amyot,  Nat 

106  | 

1949— Picard,  L  . 

.  2,597 

1896—0.  E.  Talbot.  L  . 

310  i 

1953 — Picard,  L  . 

.  2,258 

1900— Talbot,  L  . 

470 

|  1957 — O.  Laflamme.  L. 

6,168 

1904— Talbot,  L  . 

862  i 

1  1958— N.  Dorion,  PC  . 

606 

1908— Talbot,  L. 

1,381  1 

1962 — B.  Dumont,  SC  . 

137 

1911— J.  O.  Lavallee,  C  ..... 

46 

1  1963 — H.  Laverdi4re,  L  ... 

67 

1917 — C.  A.  Fournier,  O 

3,662 

|  1965— Laverdiere,  L  . 

351 

1921 — Fournier,  L  . 

4,086  | 

By-Elections : — 

1870 — (August  15) — T.  Fournier,  I 

Accl. 

1875— (Nov.  23)— Hon.  Dr. 

Blanchet 

:,  C  . 

255 

188)  —  (March) — G.  Amyot 

C  . 

81 

1955 — (Sept.  26) — O.  Laflamme,  I. . 

562 

BERTHIER-MASKINONGE-DELANAUDIERE  ( Que. ) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  oi  1924. 
Electoral  Divisions  of  Berthier  and  Maskinonge  united.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925 — T.  Gervais,  L  . 

...  2,400 

1953 — Langlois,  L  . 

3,213 

1926 — T.  Gervais,  L  . 

...  1.980 

1957— Langlois,  L  . 

.  1,369 

1930 — J  A.  Barrette.  C. 

356 

1958— R.  Paul,  PC  . 

3,964 

1 935 — 7  S.  Ferron,  L  . 

...  3,437 

1962— Paul,  PC 

1.604 

6,796 

1963— Paul,  PC 

293 

1945 — A.  Laurendeau,  L 

..  3,965 

1965 — A.  Yanakis,  L  ...... 

2,357 

1949 — J.  Langlois,  L  . 

...  3,528 

Former  Division  of 

Berthier 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — A.  H.  Paquet,  L  .  36 

1872 — Paquet,  L  .  742 

1874 —  Paquet,  L  .  Accl. 

1878— E.  O.  Cuthbert,  C  .  219 

1882— Cuthbert,  C  .  18 

1887 — C.  Beausoleil,  L  .  231 

1891 — Beausoleil,  L  .  157 

By-Elections  : — 

1875—  (Feb.  27)— E.  O.  Cuthbert,  C 
1900 — (Jan.  18) — J.  E.  Archambault. 

Former  Division  of  Maskinonge. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— G.  Caron,  C .  138 

1872 — L.  A.  Boyer,  L.  . .  229 

1874— Boyer,  L . 157 

1878— F.  Houde,  C .  442 

1882— Houde.C  .  319 

1887 — C.  J.  Coulombe,  C  ...  6 

1891 — J.  H.  Legris,  L  . 108 


1896- 

1900- 

1904- 

1908- 

1911- 

1917- 

1921- 


-Beausoleil,  L  Accl. 

-J.  A.  Archambault,  L  294 

-Archambault,  L  .  290 

-A.  E.  Ecrement,  L  .  265 

-J.  A.  Barrette,  C  .  26 

-T.  Gervais,  O  .  1,082 

-Gervais,  L  . ....  2,295 


1896 — Legris,  L . 

1900 — Legris,  L . 

1908 — Mayrand,  L 
1911 — A.  Bellemare,  C 

1917 — Mayrand,  O  _ 

1921— E.  Desrochers,  L. 
1940 — H.  Mayrand,  L . 


272 

Accl. 


290 

499 

333 

109 

2,502 

2,137 

292 


320 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Elections  : — 

1884— (Dec.  22) — A.  L.  Desaulniers,  C  _ _ _  37 

1903— (March  3) — H.  Mayrand.  L  . _ .  Accl. 

BONAVENTURE  (QUE.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— Hon.  T. 

Robitaille,  C  _  547 

1872— Robitaille,  C  . - 767 

1874— Robitaille.  C  . 321 

1878— Robitaille,  C  .  189 

1882 — L.  J.  Riopel,  C  _  Accl. 

1887— Riopel,  C  .  358 

1891 — W.  Le  B.  Fauvel,  L.  704 

1896— Fauvel,  L  . . . .  313 

1900— C.  Marcil,  L  _ _ 148 

1904— Marcil,  L  _  892 

1908— Marcil,  L  _  1,262 

1911 — Marcil,  L  . 1,049 

1917— C.  Marcil,  O  . .  2,895 


By-Elections  : — 

1879 — (Aug.  26) — P.  C.  Beauchesne, 

1897— (March  17)— J.  F.  Guite,  L  _ 

1937— (March  22)— P.  E.  C6t6,  L  _ 


1921 — Hon.  C.  Marcil,  L  .....  4.437 

1925 —  Marcil,  L  _  529 

1926 —  Marcil,  L  . .  1,009 

1930 — Marcil,  L  _  46 

1935— Marcil,  L  .  2,556 

1940—J.  A.  Poirier,  L  .  3,705 

1945 — B.  Arsenault,  Ind  1,280 

1949 — Arsenault,  L  .  3,025 

1953 — Arsenault,  L  2,731 

1957 —  N.  Arsenault,  PC  _  258 

1958 —  L.  Grenier,  PC  . . _  1,394 

1962 —  A.  Bechard,  L  . . .  1,473 

1963 —  Bechard,  L  .  4,790 

1965 — Bechard,  L  . . .  2,749 


C . . . . _  Accl. 

-  792 

-  1,659 


BONAVISTA-TWILLINGATE  (NFLD) 

(Created  by  the  Union  ot  Newfoundland  as  Canada's 
10tli  Province,  March  31,  1949). 


Record  General  Elections: 

1949— Hon.  F.  G.  Bradley, 

L  . .  8,329 

1953— Hon.  J.  W.  Pickersgill. 

L  - - -  7,508 

1957 — Pickersgill,  L. _  7,811 

By-Election  : — 

1967 — (Nov.  6) — C.  R.  Granger,  I, 


1958 — Pickersgill,  L  . .  9,347 

1962 —  Pickersgill,  L  .  7,684 

1963 —  Pickersgill,  L  _ _  9,300 


1965 — Pickersgill,  L  . . .  6,426 

- - - - - - -  1,756 


BOW  RIVER  (Alta. 


(Established  by  the  Redistribution 
Record  General  Elections  : — 
1917— H.  H.  Halladay,  G  761 
1921 — E.  J.  Garland,  P  _  7,948 

1925 —  Garland,  P  _  856 

1926 —  Garland,  UFA  _  2,116 

1930— Garland,  UFA  . 1,172 

1935 — C.  £.  Johnston,  SC  ...  4,438 
1940— C.  E.  Johnston,  SC  _  1,360 
1945 — Johnston,  SC  . .  2,652 


Act  oi  1914.)  —  (Altered  1924.) 


1949 — Johnston,  SC  .  4,088 

1953 — Johnston,  SC  . .  2,622 

1957 —  Johnston,  SC  .  344 

1958 —  E.  M.  Woolliams,  PC  7,049 

1962 —  Woolliams,  PC  .  3,889 

1963 —  Woolliams,  PC . .  4,001 

1965 — Woolliams,  PC  _  6,999 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


321 


BRANDON-SOURIS  (Man.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953 — Dinsdale,  PC  .  5,459 

1957—  W.  G.  Dinsdale,  PC  11,558 

1958—  W.  G.  Dinsdale,  PC  16,882 


1962 — Dinsdale,  PC 

1963 —  Dinsdale,  PC 
1965 — Dinsdale,  PC 


Former  Division  of  Brandon 


11,670 

11,089 

8,089 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1896— D'Al.  McCarthy,  Ind  335  I 


1900— C.  Sifton,  L  .  669  I 

1904— Sifton,  L  . . .  1,821 

1908— Sifton,  l  — . .  69  I 

1911— J.  A.  M.  Aikins,  C.  866  I 
1917— H.  P.  Whidden,  G  ...  10,136  | 

1921—  Robt.  Forke,  P .  5,529  | 


1925—  R.  Forke,  P _  893 

1926 —  R.  Forke,  Lib.- Prog.  1.166 
1930 — d.  W.  Beaubier,  C  ...  2,055 

1935 — Beaubier,  C  -  207 

1940 — J.  E.  Matthews,  L  —  2,740 

1945 — Matthews,  L  .  1.249 

1949 — Matthews,  L  . . 4,113 


Accl 

Accl. 

Accl. 

890 

2,753 


By-Elections  : — 

1896— (Nov.  27)— C.  Sifton,  L  . 

1926 — (Nov.  2) — Hon.  R.  Forke,  I.-P  . 

1930— (Feb.  51— Hon.  T.  A.  Crerar  . 

1938 — (Nov.  14) — T.  E.  Matthews,  L  . 

1951— (June  25)  W.  Dinsdale,  P.C . 

Former  Division  of  Souris 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1904— Schaffner,  C  .  520  |  1926— Steedsman,  P 

1908— Schaffner,  C  — .  851 

1911 — Schaffner.  C  .  64  I 

1917— A  S.  Finley.  G  .  Accl.  I 

1921  —  1.  Steedsman,  P  .  3,666  I 

1925 — Steedsman,  P  . . —  251  I 

BRANTFORD  (Ont.)  (Created  1903) 


.....  1,159 

i  930 — E.  F.  Willis,  C  . . .  .  472 

1935 — g.  W.  McDonald,  L  3 

1940 — I.  A.  Ross,  NG  . .  130 

1945— Ross,  PC  -  3,650 

1949— Ross,  PC  — . 613 


1,682 


1945— MacDonald,  L  ... 

1949— Hon.  W.  R. 

MacDonald,  L  .  5,818 

1953— J.  E.  Brown,  L  .  1.664 

1957 —  Wratten,  PC  .  1,807 

1958 —  Wratten,  PC  . 6,365 

1962— 1.  E.  Brown,  L  .  2,926 

1963—  Brown,  L  - - 1.J24 

1965 — Brown,  L  . —  Z.1Z3 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904 — W  F  Cockshutt,  C  17  I 

1908—1.  Harris,  L  . 205 

191 1 — W  F.  Cockshutt,  C  719 

1917 — Cockshutt,  G  . 3,692 

1921 — W.  G.  Raymond,  L  1,987 

1925—  R  E.  Ryerson,  C  .  2.443  I 

1926—  Ryerson.  C  -  1-077 

1930— Rverson,  C  ................  3,082 

1935— W  R.  MacDonald,  L  872  I 

Brantford  City  was  formerly  part  of  South  Brant.  (See  Brant-Wentworth) 
BRANT-HALDIMAND  (Ont.) 

[Established  under  the  Distribution  Act  of  1952  by  the  Union  of 
Constituencies  of  Brant  and  Haldtmand) 

Record  General  Elections:  — 

1953-!.  A.  Charlton.  PC  .  754  I  1963— Pennell,  L  - -  1,819 

1957- 1.  A.  Charlton.  PC  4.795  1962-L.  T.  Pennell.  L  .  395 

1958— 1.  Charlton,  PC  -  8,552  I  1965— Pennell,  L  -  5,270 


3  2  2 


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Brant-Wentworth: 

Record  General  Elections  : — 
1904 — Wm.  Paterson,  L 
1908 — Paterson,  L 
1911— I.  H.  Fisher,  C  .... 


1921— W.  C.  Good,  P 
1925 — F.  Smoke,  C 


...... 

470 

1926 — F.  Smoke.  C 

153 

245  i 

1930 — Smoke,  C  . . . 

722 

129  ] 

1935— G.  E.  Wood,  L 

707 

83 

1940— Wood,  L 

138 

159  1 

1945 — Charlton,  PC 

205 

978  1 

1949— J.  A.  Charlton,  PC 

24 

Port  of  Brant  County  formerly  composed  the  constituency  of  South 
Brant,  while  another  section  was  included  in  North  Wentworth  and 
Brant.  (See  Wentworth.) 

South  Brant  (former  constituency.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


167  |  1887 — Paterson,  L 


262 

444 

199 

176 


1891 — Paterson,  L  ... 
1896 — R.  Henry,  C 
1900— C.  B.  Heyd,  L 


1867— Hon.  E.  B.  Wood,  C 
1872 — W.  Paterson,  L 
1874 — Paterson,  L 
1878 — Paterson,  L  _ 

1882 — Paterson,  L  ... 

By-Election 

1897— (Feb.  4)— C.  B.  Heyd,  L . . . . 

Former  Division  of  Haldimand 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— Lalor,  C  _  259 

1908 — Lalor,  C . . . .  246 

1911 — Lalor,  C  . 679 

1921— M.  C.  Senn,  C _  771 

1917 — Lalor,  G  . 1,219 

1925 — Senn,  C .  1,149 


1926 — Senn,  C  _ 

1930 — Senn.  C  _ 

1935 — Senn.  C  . 

1940— M.  C.  Senn.  NG 
1945 — Senn,  PC 


594 

542 

201 

206 


361 


1,483 

1,307 

719 

803 

1.585 


1949 — A.  E.  Catherwood,  PC  308 
Up  to  1892,  the  territory  comprised  within  this  electoral  division 
created  the  division  of  "Haldimand  and  Monck",  which  included  parts 
of  the  present  divisions  of  Lincoln  and  Welland. 

Record  of  the  original  county  of  Haldimand  : — 


1867 — D.  Thompson,  L 
1872 — Thompson,  L 


369  |  1882 — Thompson,  L 


1887 — W.  H.  Montague,  C 
1891 — Montague,  C  _ 


,  -  Accl. 

1874 — Thompson,  L  _  Accl. 

1878 — Thompson,  L  .  166 

By-Elections  : — 

1886 —  Coulter,  L  . . . 

1887 —  (Nov.  12) — Dr  Montague, 

1889—  (Jan.  30) — Coulter,  L  . 

1890 —  (Feb.  20) — Montague,  C  . 

1895 — (April  17) — Hon.  W.  H.  Montague,  C 

Record  of  the  old  county  of  Monck. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — McCallum,  C  . .  225 

1872 — J.  D.  Edgar,  L  . .  41 

1874 —  McCallum,  C  .  34 

1878 — McCallum,  C  . . .  28 

By-Elections  : — 

1875 —  (June  22) — L.  McCallum,  C 
1892— (March  12) — Arthur  Boyle,  C 


1882 — McCallum,  C 
1887 — Boyle,  C 


1891 — John  Brown,  L 


136 

1 

78 


115 

17 

46 

227 

594 


25 

98 

260 


5 

327 


Record  of  "Haldimand  and  Monck". 

1896— Montague,  C  -  713  I  1900— Thompson,  L  .  137 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


323 


Previous  to  the  coming  into  force  of  the  Representation  Act  of 
1903,  Wentworth  County  (Hamilton  excluded)  was  divided  into  two 
constituencies:  Wentworth  North  and  Brant,  and  Wentworth  South. 
The  first  named  constituency  had  been  formed  under  the  Redistribu¬ 
tion  Act  of  1892  by  the  union  of  the  former  constituencies  of  Went¬ 
worth  North  and  Brant  North. 

Brant  North  (extinct). 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— J.  Y.  Brown,  C  . _  2 

1872— G.  Fleming,  L .  311 

1874 — Fleming,  L  .  Accl. 

1878— Fleming,  L  .  197 

Wentworth  North  (extinct.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1882 — I  Somerville.  L  .  951 

1887 — Somerville,  L  .  1,174 

1891 — Somerville,  L  .  1,116 


61 

L  . 

3 

1872— T.  Bain,  L 

105 

1887 — Bain, 

I.  . 

128 

1874— Bain,  L 

1891 — Bain, 

I.  . 

200 

1878 — Bain,  L 

106 

Wentworth  South 

(extinct). 

1896 — Jas.  Somerville, 

L  1,121 

1900— Hon. 

W.  Paterson, 

L 

1,098 

Wentworth  North 

and  Brant  (extinct). 

Record  Genera. 

elections  :— 

1867 — J.  Rymal,  L 

.  27 

1887— F.  M. 

Carpenter, 

C 

176 

1872— Rymal,  L 

.  308 

1891 — Carpenter,  C. 

1874 — Rymal.  I.  . 

.  309 

1896— Thos. 

Bain,  L 

187 

1878— Rymal,  L 

74 

1900— E.  D. 

Smith,  C  . 

106 

1882 — L.  Springer,  L 

48 

BROADVIEW  (Toronto,  Ont.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  as  one  of  the 
Divisions  of  the  City  of  Toronto.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — T.  L.  Church,  C  ......  3,853 

1940— Church,  NG  . 6.608 

1945 — Church,  PC  . 6,641 

1949— Church.  PC  . 1.191 

1953— G.  H.  Hees,  PC  . .  4.087 


I  1957— Hees,  PC  . . . 

I  1958— Hon.  G.  Hees,  PC  ... 

1962-  — Hon.  G.  Hees,  PC 

1963—  H.  G.  Hahn,  L  . 

1965— J.  Gilbert,  NDP  . 


By  election  :  — 

1950 — (May  15)  G.  H.  Hees,  T.C . 

Former  Division  of  Toronto  East. 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1904— A.  E.  Kemp,  C  2,132  I  1925 — E.  B  Ryckman,  C 

1908 — Jos.  Russell,  Ind .  793  I  1926 — Hon.  E.  B. 

1911— A.  E.  Kemp,  C  .  4,801  I  Ryckman,  C  . 

1917— Hon.  Sir  A.  E.  I  1930— Hon.  E.  B. 

Kemp.  G  . .  11,495  !  Ryckman,  C  . 


1921  E  B.  Ryckman,  C...  1,408  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1916— (Dec.  14) — Hon.  A.  E.  Kemp,  C 
1930— (Aug.  25) — Hon.  E.  B.  Ryckman,  C. 

1934— (Sept.  24)— T.  L.  Church,  C . 

(See  Toronto  Centre.) 

(See  also  other  Toronto  Divisions.) 


8,151 

8,826 

1,271 

2,059 

1,356 

4,344 


13,627 

10,490 

7,075 

Accl. 

Accl. 

2,506 


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BROME-MISSISQUOI  (Que.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924. 

Divisions  of  Brome  and  Missisquoi  united.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  W.  F.  Kay,  L  _  1,608 

1926—  W.  F.  Kay,  L  _  1,121 

1930— F.  H.  Pickel,  C  .  1,332 

1935 — L.  Gosselin,  L  _  983 

1940— M.  Halle.  L  . 5.555 

1945— M.  Hallo,  L  . 7,859 

1949 — H.  A.  Gosselin,  L.  2,565 

By-Election  : — 

1952 — (May  26)  J.  L.  Deslieres,  L. 
Former  Division  of  Brome. 


The  Electoral 
d.) 


1  1953— J.  L.  Deslieres,  L  _  5.110 

1957 — Deslihres,  L  _  650 

!  1958— H.  Grafftey.  PC  . .  4,268 

|  1962— Grafftey,  PC  _  445 

I  1963— Grafftey,  PC  _  1,306 

I  1965— Grafftey,  PC  . 2,150 


2,381 


Record  General  Elections 

1867 — Hon.  C.  Dunkin,  C  Accl.  |  1896 — S.  Fisher.  L  _  333 

1872— E.  Carrer,  C  _  435  I  1900 — Hon.  S.  Fisher,  L  556 

1874— N.  Pettes.  L  . . Accl.  |  1904— Fisher,  L  _  880 

1878— E.  L.  Chandler,  L  .  281  !  1908— Fisher,  L  _ _ 441 

1882— S.  Fisher,  L  . _  159  I  1911— G.  H.  Baker,  C  .  24 

1887— Fisher,  L  .  379  I  1917— A.  R.  McMaster,  O  438 

1891 —  E.  A.  Dyer,  C  _  1  I  1921 — McMaster,  L  .  1  605 

By-Elections  : — 

1869 —  (Nov.  29) — Hon.  C.  Dunlrin,  C  . . .  Accl. 

1871 —  (Nov.:  17) — Ed.  Carter,  C.  Lib.  nom.  refused  by  R.O .  Accl. 

1880 — (Oct.  18) — D.  A.  Manson,  C .  Accl. 

1892 —  (March  10) — E.  Dyer,  C .  Accl. 

1896 — (July  30) — Hon.  S.  A.  Fisher,  L  .  Accl 

Former  Division  of  Missisquoi. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — B.  Chamberlain,  C  126 

1872—  G.  B.  Baker,  C  . .  413 

1874 — W.  Donohue,  L  . .  Accl. 

1878— G.  B.  Baker,  C  .  146 

1882— Baker,  C  . 150 

1887 —  Geo.  Clayes,  L  . 180 

1891— Baker,  C  .  159 

By-Elections  : — 

1870 —  (June  20  and  July  1) — G.  B. 

1888—  (March  27)— D.  B.  Meigs,  L 


1896— D.  B.  Meigs,  L  _  216 

1900 — Meigs,  L  . .  28 

1904 — Meigs,  L  . 134 

1908— Meigs,  L  . 18 

1911— Wm.  F.  Kay,  L  .  202 

1917— Kay,  O  . 1,138 

1921— Kay,  L  .  2,528 

Baker,  C  .  52 


BRUCE  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933,  by  the  union  of  the 
electoral  divisions  of  Bruce  North  and  Bruce  South). 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1935 — W.  R.  Tomlinson,  L  1.679 

1940 — Tomlinson,  L  _  2,145 

1945 — A.  E.  Robinson,  PC  503 

1949— D.  B.  Blue,  L  . .  832 

1953 — A.  E.  Robinson,  PC  294 


1957 —  Robinson,  PC  .  2.136 

1958 —  Robinson,  PC  .  4,535 

1962 —  Robinson,  PC  .  1,463 

1963 —  J.  Loney,  PC _  1,056 

1965 — Loney,  PC  _  1,422 


This  constituency  comprises  the  territory  which  in  1903  was  in¬ 
cluded  in  the  two  electoral  divisions  of  Bruce  North  and  Bruce  South. 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


325 


From  Confederation  until  the  redistribution  before^  the  general 
elections  of  1882,  Bruce  was  divided  into  two  ridings,  "Bruce  North" 
and  "Bruce  South."  At  the  time  last  mentioned  three  divisions  were 
made.  "Bruce  East",  "Bruce  North"  and  "Bruce  West",  and  they  so 
remained  until  1903. 

Record  of  Bruce  South  (original  division  abolished  in  1882): — 

1867— F.  Hurdon,  C . .  153  I  1874— Hon.  E.  Blake,  L  .  321 

1872— Hon.  E.  Blake,  L  ...  1,688  | 

By-Elections  : — 

1875— (May)— Hon.  E.  Blake,  L  .  Accl. 

1878— A.  Shaw,  C.  . . 75 

Bruce  East  (former  division). 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1882— R.  M.  Wells,  L  .  61  I  1896— H.  Cargill,  C 

1887— H.  Cargill,  C  360  I  1900— Cargill,  C  

1891—  R.  Truax,  L  .  114  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1887— (April  2)— H.  Cargill,  C  . - . - . 

1892—  (Feb.  11)— Cargill,  C  . — . 

1904— (Feb.  16)— I.  J.  Donnelly,  C  . — 

Bruce  North  (former  division). 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — A.  Sproat,  C  - 

1872 — J.  Gillies,  L  - 

1874 — Gillies,  L  - - - 

1878 — Gillies,  L  . . 

1882 — Alex.  McNeill,  C  — 


10 

I 

1887  McNeill,  C 

23 

i 

1891  McNeill,  C 

Accl. 

1 

1896  McNeill,  C 

156 

1 

1900  McNeill,  C 

88 

1 

By-Election  : — 

1901 — (March  20) — lames  Halliday,  C 

Bruce  West  (former  division). 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1882 — J.  Somerville,  L  ......  892 

1887— Hon.  Ed.  Blake,  L...  1,850 

1891 — Jas.  Rowland,  L  ...  930 


1896 — John  Tolmie,  L 
1900 — John  Tolmie,  L 


By-Election  : — 

1887— (Oct.  19)— James  Rowland.  L  . 

Bruce  North  (1903)  (Former  division.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— Bland,  C  _ . 107 

1908— J.  Tolmie,  L  .  319 

1911 — Hugh  Clark,  C  .  82 

1917— Clark,  G  - 1.690 


I  1921 — James  Malcolm,  L 

I  1925 — Malcolm,  L  . 

I  1926 — Malcolm  L  - - 

I  1930 — Hon.  J.  Malcolm,  L 


By-Elections  : — 

1906— (Oct.  30)— J.  Tolmie,  L  . 

1926 — (Nov.  9) — Hon.  James  Malcolm,  L 
Bruce  South  (1903)  (Former  division.) 


167 

43 


123 

14 

209 


113 

80 

31 

3 


11 


488 

632 


Accl. 


474 

193 

498 

77 


471 

Accl. 


326 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


.Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904— P.  H.  McKenzie,  L  .... 
1908 — J.  J.  Donnelly,  C 

1911 — Donnelly,  C 

144 

193 

103 

i  1921— J.  W.  Findlay,  P  _ 

1  1925— A.  W.  Hall.  L 

1  1926— Hall,  L 

913 

608 

1,546 

901 

1917 — R.  E.  Truax,  L 

172 

1  1930— Hall,  L  . 

By-Election  : — 

1913— (Oct.  30)—  R.  E.  Truax, 

L  _ 

115 

BURIN-BURGEO  (NFLD) 

(Created  by  the  union  oi  Newfoundland  as  Canada's 
10th  Province,  March  31,  1949) 

Record  of  General  Elections: 

Carter,  L  11,537  |  1962— Carter,  L _ 9,370 

9,536  I  1963 — Carter,  L  _  9J28 

Accl.  |  1965 — Carter,  L _ 7,977 


1953 — Carter,  L 
1957 — Carter,  L 


1958 — Carter,  L  _ ~  6,513*  | 

By-Election  : — 

1966  (Sept.  19) — D.  C.  Jamieson,  L  . 

BURNABY-COQUITLAM  (B.C.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1953) 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953— E.  Regier,  CCF  ......  2,245 

E-  Re<Jier,  CCF  _  3,395 

1958— E.  Regier,  CCF  _  1,495 

By-election  : 

1962  (Oct.  22) — T.  C.  Douglas,  NDP 


8,108 


1962 —  Regier,  NDP  .  9,699 

1963 —  T.  C.  Douglas,  NDP  4,919 

1965 — Douglas,  NDP  _  10,463 

-  8,130 


BURNABY-RICHMOND  (B.C.) 

REid£asSof' we  .R?dif,ribution  Act  of  1947  and  comprising  the 
Hidings  of  New  Westmmster  and  the  old  riding  of  Vancouver  North). 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1953~ <L£ieG?Od0'  L  .  I  1952 — R.  W.  B.  Prittie. 

9=3— Goode  L  .  .  640  I  NDP  . . 

iltn — 7*  n  lrJwl,n<  22  .  50  I  1963— Prittie,  NDP  . 

1958— J.  Drysdale,  PC  5,507  |  1965— Prittie,  NDP  . 

Former  Division  of  Vancouver  North. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


4.111 

1,010 

5,808 


1935 — C.  G.  MacNeil,  CCF  936 

1940 — J.  Sinclair,  L  .  664 

1945 — Sinclair,  L  .  3,302 


1925 —  D.  Donaghy,  L  _  585 

1926 —  A.  D.  McRae,  C  _  682 

1930— A.  E.  Munn,  L  ......  1,042  ia40— 

(bee  also  other  Vancouver  Divisions.) 

CALGARY  NORTH  (Alta.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953— D.  S.  Harkness,  PC  2,709  I  1962— Harknps*  pr 

»«-»•  S.  HarkneSS  PC  11,717  I  1963-Ha  knessi  PC  .  6  580 

1958-Hon*  D.  S.  Harkness.^^  j  iges-HarkneS  PC  ZIZ  7.7I1 

Former  constituency  of  Calgary  East: 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


3  27 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1917— D.  L.  Redman.  G  4,452 
1921 — Wm.  Irvine,  Lab  1,898 

1925—  F.  Davis,  C  .  1,850 

1926—  H.  B.  Adshead,  L  ...  1,575 

1930— G.  D.  Stanley,  C .  5,342 


1935 — J.  C.  Landeryou,  SC  2.367 

1940 — H.  G.  Ross,  L  .  485 

1945 — D.  S.  Harkness,  PC  1.945 
1949 — Harkness,  PC  .  1,086 


Record  of  original  constituency  of  Calgary,  created  in  1903  : — 

1904— McCarthy,  C  .  448  1  1911— R.  B.  Bennett,  C .  2,855 

1908— McCarthy.  C .  687  I 

In  1887,  when  the  old  Northwest  Territories  were  first  given  repre¬ 
sentation  in  Parliament,  the  whole  of  the  old  territory  of  Alberta  was 
created  an  electoral  division  with  one  member.  In  1903,  the  territory 
was  divided  into  four  constituencies,  and  by  the  Act  of  1906-07,  the 
representation  was  increased  to  seven. 


The  record  of  the  original  district  of  Alberta  was  as  follows  : 

1887  —  W.  W.  Davis,  C  254  I  1896— Frank  Oliver,  L  784 

1891— W.  W.  Davis,  C  1,087  I  1900 — Frank  Oliver,  L  ......  1,174 


Under  the  Act  of  1902,  Alberta  was  divided  into  four  constituencies, 
Alberta,  Calgary,  Strathcona  and  Edmonton,  the  electoral  records  of 
which,  up  to  1908,  were  as  follows  : — 


ALBERTA- 

1904— John  Herron,  C  . . 

CALGARY- 

1904 — M.  S.  McCarthy,  C  . 

STRATHCONA— 

1904 — Peter  Talbot,  L  . 

By-Election  : — 

1906 — (April  5) — W.  McIntyre,  L  ... 
EDMONTON— 

1904 —  Frank  Oliver,  L  . - 

By-Election  : — 

1905—  (April  25)— Hon.  F.  Oliver,  L 


CALGARY  SOUTH  (Alta.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 
1953— C.  O.  Nickle  PC  ...  3,822 

1957—  A.  Smith,  PC  .  9,466 

1958—  A.  Smith,  PC  -  22,443 


1962—  Smith,  PC  . 

1963 —  H.  W.  Hays,  L 

1965 — H.  R.  Ballard,  PC  — 


Former  Division  of  Calgary  West  : 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917 — T.  M.  Tweedie,  G. 
1921 — Jos.  T.  Shaw,  Lab. 

1925 —  Hon.  R.  B 

Bennett,  C.  - 

1926—  Hon.  R.  B. 

Bennett,  C . 


6,971 

16 

4,216 

2,449 


1930— Hon.  R.  B. 

Bennett,  C . 

1935— Rt.  Hon.  R.  B. 
Bennett,  C 

1940 — M.  J.  Edwards,  L 
1945 — A.  L.  Smith,  PC 
1949— Smith  P.C . 


78 

448 

1,985 

1,518 

2.009 


Accl. 


9,090 

1,859 

115 


8,072 

3,355 

403 

3,861 

2,838 


323 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Elections  : — 

1930 — (Aug.  25) — Hon.  R.  B.  Bennett,  C  _  Accl. 

1939 — (Sept.  18) — D.  G.  L.  Cunnington,  C  _ _ _  Accl. 

1951 — (Dec.  10)  —  C.  O.  Nickle,  P.C.  _ _ _ _ _  4  308 


See  also  Calgary  North. 


CAPE  BRETON  NORTH  AND  VICTORIA  (N.S.)— (Created  1903.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1904 — D.  D.  Mackenzie,  L  63 

1908 — Mackenzie,  L  .... . _  17 

1911 — Mackenzie,  1  _  615 

1917 — Mackenzie,  O  . 828 

1921 — Mackenzie,  L  . 3,339 

1925 —  L.  W  lohnstone,  C  2,564 

1926 —  L.  W  Johnstone,  C  1,593 
1930—1.  W.  Johnstone.  C  1,891 


1935 — D.  A.  Cameron,  L  _  2,890 
General  Election,  1953: — 


I  1940 — M.  MacLean.  L  _  1,170 

1945 — MacLean,  L  _ _ _  454 

1949— MacLean,  L  4.378 

1953 — W.  M.  Buchanan,  L  3,217 

1957 —  R.  Muir,  PC  _ 380 

1958—  R.  Muir,  PC.  _ . 3,430 

1962—  R.  Muir,  PC  _  ..  3,478 

1963—  Muir,  PC _  2.001 

1965 — Muir,  PC _  3,050 


1906— (March  14)— Alex.  C.  Ross,  L  . 

1922  (Jan.  19) — Hon.  D.  D.  Mackenzie,  L 

1923  (July  31) — F.  L.  Kelly,  L  . . . 

1537  (Oct.  18) — M.  MacLean,  L  _ 


834 

Accl. 

624 

AccL 


rnr,f  the  mt0  eifect  of  the  Representation  Act  of  1903, 

°njand  Victoria  were  two  separate  counties,  returning  two 
members  and  one  respectively.  The  electoral  records  of  the  former 
constituencies  were  as  follows  •  — 


Cape  Breton  (former  constituency.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — McKeagney,  L  . .  Accl 

1872 — N.  L.  McKay,  L  .  308 

— Wm.  McDonald,  C. ..  106 

1874 — McDonald,  C  .  143 

— L.  Mackay,  L .  28 

1878  H.  McLeod,  C  .  898 

—  W.  McDonald,  C  .  893 

1882 — McDonald,  C  _  173 

— M.  Dodd,  C .  113 

By-Elections  : — 

1879— (Oct.  23) — W.  M.  McLeod,  C 
1884  (July  3) — H.  F.  McDougall,  C 
1896  (Feb.  4) — Sir  Charles  Tupper, 
Victoria  County,  N.S.  (former 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Wm.  Ross,  L 
1872 — Ross,  L 
1874 — Ross,  L 
1878 — D.  McDonald,  L 
1882 — C.  Campbell,  C 


Accl.  | 

AxjcI.  | 

Accl.  | 
103  | 

313  I 


1887— D.  McKeen,  C. 

— H.  F.  McDougall,  C 
1891 — McDougall,  C 
— McKeen.  C 
1896 — Sir  C.  Tupper,  BC 
— McDougall,  C 
1900 — A.  Johnston,  L 
— A.  S.  Kendall,  L 


C  . 

constituency). 


1887 — J.  A.  McDonald,  C 
1891 — McDonald.  C 
1896 — J.  L.  Bethune,  C 
1900 — Wm.  Ross,  L 


80 

170 

728 

520 

817 

670 

250 

286 


228 

150 

780 


53 

52 

172 

287 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


329 


By-Elections: 

1874— (Dec.  17)— C.  I.  Campbell,  C . . . . . . . .  18 

•1876 — (Jan.  10) — B.  E.  Tremaine.  Judic.  award  .  33 

1876— (Sept.  21)— C.  J.  Campbell,  C .  89 

1887 -(Nov.  21)— J.  A.  McDonald,  C  . .  562 

1892  -(Jan.  26)— McDonald,  C .  89 


•A  judicial  recount  atler  by-election  of  1874  awarded  Tremaine, 
Lib.,  a  majority  of  33  over  Campbell,  C.,  who  held  the  seat.  Jan.  10, 
1876,  Mr.  Speaker  ordered  Clerk  of  the  C.  in  C.  to  cancel  the  Ret. 
Officer's  report  and  enter  Tremaine's  name  as  elected. 


CAPE  BRETON  SOUTH  (N.S.) 


(Altered  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  part  of  territory 
transferred  to  Richmond  West-Cape  Breton.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 — F.  Macdonald, 

C  . 

5,041 

1953— Gills,  CCF  . 

4,820 

1926 — Macdonald,  C 

2,512 

1957 — D.  Maclnnis,  PC  . 

3,355 

1930 — Macdonald,  C 

6,618 

1958 — D.  Maclnnis,  PC  ...... 

4,592 

1935 — D.  J.  Hartigan, 

L  . 

3,054 

1962— M.  V.  Maclnnis, 

1940— C.  Gillis,  CCF 

218 

NDP  . 

3,807 

1945— C.  Gillis,  CCF 

6,057 

1963— D.  Maclnnis,  PC  ........ 

980 

1949— Gillis,  CCF  . 

2,449 

1965 — Maclnnis,  PC  . 

1,221 

Former  divisions  Cape  Breton  South  and  Richmond. 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the  union 
of  the  former  constituencies  of  Cape  Breton  South 
and  Richmond.) — (Two  members.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— J.  C.  Douglas,  G  .  1,383 

1921— W.  F.  Carroll,  L  . 

— R.  H.  Butts,  G 

955 

— Geo.  W.  Kyte,  L 

Record  of  former 

constituency 

of  Richmond  (N.S.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— W.  J.  Croke,  L 

.  266 

1891— J.  A.  Gillies,  C  . 

1872— Hon  L. 

1896— Gillies,  C  . 

Levesconte,  L 

.  271 

1900 — Jos.  Matheson,  L  . 

1874— E.  P.  Flynn,  L 

78 

1904 — D.  Finlayson,  L  . 

1878— Flynn  L  . 

114 

1908— G.  W.  Kyte,  L  . 

1882— H.  N.  Paint.  C 

.  64 

1911— Kyte.  L  . 

1887— E.  P.  Flynn,  L 

301 

By-Elections  : — 

1869 — (April  20) — Le  Vesconte,  L  . . . . 

1892— (Jan.  20)— J.  A.  Gillies,  C  . - - - - - . . 

Former  record  of  Cope  Breton  South,  created  in  1903  : — 


1,610 

1.473 


102 

22 

252 

402 

240 

285 


227 

315 


1904 — Alex.  Johnson,  L...  305  I  1911 — W.  F.  Carroll,  L. .  104 

1908— W.  J.  Maddin,  C  —  225  I 

(See  Cape  Breton  North  and  Victoria.) 


330 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


CARIBOO  (B.C.) 

(Re-Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— F.  J.  Fulton,  G  3,206  | 

1921— T.  G.  McBride,  P  .  3,306  | 

1925 —  J.  A.  Fraser,  C  896  I 

1926 —  Fraser,  C  _  814  I 

1930 — Fraser,  C  _  328  | 

1935 — J.  G.  Turgeon,  L.  _  482  ! 

1940 — J.  G.  Turgeon,  L  .....  993  I 

1945— W.  Irvine,  CCF  _  932  I 


1949 — G.  M.  Murray,  L  1,460 
1953— B.  R.  leboe,  SC  .  402 

1957—  Leboe,  SC  . 4,075 

1958 —  W.  C.  Henderson,  PC  3.516 

1962—  B.  R.  Leboe,  SC  720 

1963—  Leboe,  SC  _  792 

1965 — Leboe,  SC  . 4,782 


CARLETON  (Ont.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — John  Holmes,  C  ....  81  I 

1872 — John  Rochester,  C  217  | 

1874 — Rochester,  C  .  239  | 

1878 — Rochester,  C  .  86  j 

1882— Sir  J.  A. 

Macdonald,  C  .  556  I 

1887 — Macdonald,  C  .  1,085  1 

1891— W.  T.  Hodgins,  C  ...  43  I 

1896 — Hodgins,  C  .  209  I 

1900— Ed.  Kidd,  C  .  727  I 

1904— Kidd,  C  .  897  I 

1908— R.  L.  Borden,  C  .  1.370  | 

1911— Kidd.  C .  1,277  I 

1917— G.  Boyce,  G  .  2,161  j 


By-Eleclions  : — 

1888 — (Feb.  1) — G.  L.  Dickinson,  C 
1905— (Feb.  4)— R.  L.  Borden,  C. 
1909  -(Feb.  22)— Ed.  Kidd,  C 
1912— (Oct.  30)— W.  F.  Garland,  C. 
1940— (Aug.  19)— G.  R.  Boucher,  C 
1948— (Dec.  20)— G.  Drew,  C 


Altered  1903.) 


1921— W.  F.  Garland,  C  .....  1,895 

1925 —  Garland,  C  _  2,009 

1926 —  Garland,  C  .  1,671 

1930 — Garland,  C  . . .  290 

1935 — A.  B.  Hyndman,  C  953 
1940 — A.  B.  Hyndman,  NG  1,119 

1945— E.  Boucher,  PC  .  5.607 

1949— G.  A.  Drew,  PC  4,204 

1953— Hon.  G.  A.  Drew,  PC  5,461 

1957—  R.  A.  Bell,  PC  .  12,567 

1958—  R.  A.  Bell,  PC  . .  19,089 

1962—  R.  A.  Bell,  PC  .  6,016 

1963—  L.  Francis,  L  . . .  1,157 

1965— Hon.  R.  A.  Bell,  PC  933 


573 

Accl. 

Accl. 

Accl. 

4,562 

8,848 


CARTIER  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924  and  comprising  a  section 
of  the  City  of  Montreal.  This  constituency  was  formerly 
called  Georges-Etienne-Cartier. — Established  1914.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  S.  W.  Jacobs,  L  .  3.045 

1926—  Jacobs,  L  .  2,736 

1930 — Jacobs,  L  .  6,183 

1935— Jacobs,  L  .  10,189 

1940— P.  Bercovitch,  L .  15,837  I 

1945— F.  Rose,  Lab-Prog  ...  1,478  I 

1949— M.  Hartt,  L  . 7,125  I 

(Former  Division  Georges-Etienne  Cartier.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1917— S.  W.  Jacobs,  O  .....  5,342  |  1921— S.  W.  Jacobs,  L 


1953 — L.  D.  Crestohl,  L  .....  11,425 

1957 —  Crestohl,  L  . 10.046 

1958 —  Crestohl,  L  .  247 

1962 —  Crestohl,  L  .  1.882 

1963 —  M.  L.  Klein,  L  . . .  3,854 

1965 — Klein,  L  .  3,207 


4.271 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


331 


By-Elections: — 

]  938  —  (Nov.  7)— P.  Bercovitch,  L  . -  Accl. 

1943 — -(Aug.  9) — F.  Rose,  Lab-Prog  . - .  150 

1947  — (Mar.  31)— M.  Hartt,  L  . . - . —  2,720 

1950 -(June  191— L.  D.  Crestohl,  L . - .  5,788 


CHAMBLY-ROUVILLE,  (Que.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ol  1933,  uniting  the 
County  of  Chambly  and  the  County  of  Rouville.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1835 — V.  Dupuis,  L  .  3,185  I 

1940 — V.  Dupuis,  L  .  6,203  I 

1945 — R.  Pinard,  L  _  3,535  I 

1949 — R.  Pinard,  L  _  9,584  I 

1953— R.  Pinard,  L  . 4,808  | 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1957 —  Y.  L'Heureux,  L .  5,444 

1958 —  M.  Johnson,  PC  - .  322 

1962—  B.  Pilon,  L  .  2,125 

1963—  B.  Pilon,  L . . - . -  8,963 

1965— Pilon,  L  . . . . . —  10,111 


Former  division  of  Chambly -Vercheres. 


1896 — C.  A.  Geoffrion,  L  ...  394 

1900 — V.  Geoffrion,  L  _  432 

1904 — V.  Geoffrion,  L  ......  532 

1908— Geoffrion,  L  . .  824 

1911 — J.  H.  Rainville,  C  .  136 


1917 — J.  Archambault,  O  ...  2,065 

1921 — Archambault,  L  .  4,002 

1925 —  J.  V.  A.  Langlois,  L  1,961 

1926 —  Langlois,  L  . .  1,671 

1930 — A.  Duranleau,  C.  ...  1,197 


By-Elections  : — 

1900 — (Jan.  18) — Victor  Geoffrion,  L  . — 

1930— (Aug.  25) — Hon.  A.  Duranleau,  C  . 

Record  of  the  old  county  of  Chambly  : — 


Accl. 

Accl. 


Record  General  Elections 


1867— P.  B.  Benoit,  C .  165  | 

1872— Benoit,  C  .  158  I 

1874  —  A.  Jodoin,  L.  .  106  I 

1878— P.  B.  Benoit,  C  .  44  I 


By-Elections  : — 

1875  — (Jan.  7) — A.  Jodoin,  L. 

1875  — (Sept.  3) — P.  B.  Benoit.  C. 
1886  -(July  30) — R.  Prefontaine,  L 
(See  also  Richelieu-Vercheres — i 
Former  constituency  of  Rouvilh 


1882 — Benoit,  C  . 

539 

1887 — R.  Prefontaine,  L  ... 

46 

1891  Prefontaine,  L. 

87 

46 

150 

81 

e  also  St.  Hyacinthe-Bagot.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— Che val  dit 

St.  Jacques,  L  412 

1872 — H.  Mercier,  L  .  56 

1874 — Cheval,  L  .  739 

1878 — G.  A.  Gigault.  C.  35 

1882— Gigault,  C .  154 

1887— Gigault,  I.-C.  .  Accl. 


1891 — L.  P.  Brodeur,  L.  .„  69 

1896 — Brodeur,  L .  970 

1900 — Brodeur,  L .  1,985 

1904 — Brodeur,  L .  672 

1908 — Hon.  L.  Brodeur,  L.  Accl 
1911 — Hon.  R.  Lemieux,  L.  278 


3  3  2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Election  : — 

!904--(Jan.  30) — Hon.  L.  P.  Brodeur,  L. 


Accl. 


CHAMPLAIN  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — J.  J.  Ross,  C  . .  1,144  I 

1872 — Ross.  C  .  162  I 

1874 — H.  Montplaisir,  . C  11  | 

1878 — Montplaisir,  C  _  1.146 

1882 — Montplaisir,  C  _ .  2,159  I 

1887 — Montplaisir,  C.  . .  115 

1891 — O.  Carignan,  C  ......  77 

1896 — Dr  F.  A.  Marcotte,  C.  376 
1900 — J.  A.  Rousseau,  L.  331 

1904 — Rousseau,  L  . . 311 

1908 — P.  E.  Blondin,  C _  93 

1911 — Blondin,  C  _  367 


1917 — A.L.  Desaulniers,  6  6,628 

1921 — Desaulniers,  I,  _  9,619 

By-Elections 

1897 — (April) — F.  A.  Marcotte,  C 
1914— (Nov.  7)— Hon.  P.  E.  Blondin, 


1925 —  Desaulniers,  L _ _  4,366 

1926 —  Desaulniers.  L  _  4,617 

1930 — J.  L.  Baribeau.  C  _  792 

1935 — H.  E.  Brunelle,  L  _  829 

1940 — Brunelle,  L _  4,456 

1945 — Brunelle,  L  _  4,034 

1949 — J.  I.  Rochefort,  L  _  3,944 

1953 — Rochefort,  L  _  6,096 

1957 —  Rochefort,  L _ 3,779 

1958 —  P.  Lahaye,  PC _  163 

1962—  J.  P.  Matte,  L  . . _  954 

1963 —  Matte,  L _ 4,976 

1965— Matte,  L  _  6,226 


- -  127 

C  - - — . . . .  Accl. 


CHAPLEAU  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 
Record  General  Elections 
1935 — F.  F.  Blais,  (Ind.L)  11 

1940 — H.  Authier,  L  .  6,329 

1945— D.  Gourd,  L  . .  2,347 

1949— Gourd,  L  .  4,986 

1953 — Gourd,  L  _  4,215 


(See  also  Division  of  Champlain) 


1957—  C.  N.  Barbes,  L . 

1958— 1.  J.  Martel,  PC  .... 

1962 —  G.  Laprise,  SC  . 

1963 —  Laprise,  SC  _ 

1965 — Laprise,  Ral.  Cred.  ._ 


363 

4,941 

9,885 

8,746 

8,586 


CHARLEVOIX  (Que.) 


(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947, 
Former  division  of  Charlevoix-Saguenay.) 

Record  General  Elections! — 


1949 — A.  Maltais,  L  .  5,141 

1953 — Maltais,  L  .  3,483 

1957 —  A.  Maltais,  L  .  2,650 

1958 —  M.  Asselin,  PC  .  4,397  j 


Former  division  of  Charlevoix-Saguenay  : 


1962 —  L.  P.  A.  Belanger, 

SC  . 

1963 —  Belanger,  SC 

1965— M.  Asselin,  PC  . 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 —  P.  F.  Casgrain,  L  ...  5,266 

1926 —  Casqrain,  L  . _  5,642 

1930 — Casgrain,  L  .  2,728 

1935— Casgrain,  L  .  6,553 


1940— Hon.  P.  F. 

Casgrain,  L  . 

1945 — F.  Dorion,  Ind. 


By-election  : — 


2,304 

547 

168 


8,408 

3,235 


1942— (Nov.  30) — F.  Dorion,  Ind.  .  3  067 

Former  Division  of  Charlevoix-Montmorency  : _ 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the  union  o< 
the  foimer  divisions  of  Charlevoix  and  Montmorency.) 


GEN  ERAL 


ELECTI  □  N  S 


333 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917 — P.  Casgrain, 

O 

.  5,068 

Record  of  former  constituency 

Record  General 

Elections  : — 

1867 — S.  X.  Cimon, 

C 

88 

1872 — P.  Tremblay, 

L 

707 

1874 — Tremblay,  L 

. 

273 

1878 — Tremblay,  L 

116 

1882 — S.  X.  Cimon, 

C 

84 

1887 — Cimon,  C 

84 

|  1921 — Casgrain,  L 

of  Charlevoix  : — 


1891 — Hy.  Simard,  L  . 

189G — L.  C.  A.  Angeis,  L 

1900 — Angers,  L  . . 

1904— Y.  R.  Forget.  C  . 

1908— R.  Forget.  C  . 

1911— Forget,  C  . 


4,825 


307 

90 

175 

80 

209 

662 


By-Elections  : — 

1876—  (Jan.  20)— Hon.  H.  L.  Langevin,  C  . - . 

1877—  (March  23)— Hon.  H.  L.  Langevin,  C . 

1879— (Feb.  13) — J.  S.  X.  Perrault,  L.  - - 

1881— (March  19)  —  S.  X.  Cimon,  G . . - . 

1887— (Sept.  28)— S.  X.  Cimon,  C  . 

1896— (Jan.  27)— L.  C.  A.  Angers,  L . - . 

Record  ot  former  constituency  of  Montmorency  !— 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — Hon.  J.  Cauchon,  C.  Accl. 

1874 — Langlois,  C  . .  Accl. 

1872 — J.  Langlois,  C  . .  442 

1878— P.  B.  Valin.  C  . -  226 

1882 — Valin,  C  . -  226 

1887 — C.  Langelier,  L  —  1 


1891— I.  I.  Tarte,  L  . 

1896 — T.  C.  Casgrain.  C  . 

1900 — Casgrain,  C  . . . 

1904 — G.  Parent.  L  . 

1908 — Parent,  L  . .... 

1911 — R.  Forget,  C  . 


By-Elections: — 

1867— (Dec.  6  and  7)— J.  Langlois,  C  - 

1880—  (Feb.  4)— A.  R.  Angers,  C  . 

1880— (Nov.  20)— P.  B.  Valin,  C  - - 

1892— (March  11)— A.  J.  Turcotte,  C . - . 


(See  also  Chicoutimi.) 


CHARLOTTE  (N.B.) 


211 

56 

17 

75 

411 

185 


107 

50 

53 

257 

315 

67 


763 

357 

546 

Accl. 


Record  General  Election  : — 

1867 — I.  Bolton,  C . — 

1872 — N.  McAdam,  C . 

1874 — A.  H.  Gillmor,  L  ..... 

1878 — Gillmor,  L  . . — . . 

1882 — Gillmor,  L  - - - - 

1887— Gillmor,  L  . . 

1891 — Gillmor.  L  . 

1900 — G.  W.  Ganong,  C  — 

1904 — Ganong,  C  — . . 

1908—  W.  F.  Todd,  L  ...... 

1911— T.  A.  Hartt,  C  . 

1917— Hartt,  C  . . . 

1921 — R.W.  Grimmer,  C  .. 


1925 —  Grimmer,  C  -  2,152 

1926 —  Grimmer,  C  .  1,290 

1930 — A.  D.  Ganong,  C  .....  1,503 

1935— B.  M.  Hill,  L  .  2,050 

1940— Hill,  L  . —  1,708 

1945— A.  W.  Stuart.  L  .  30 

1949— Stuart,  L  .  58 

1953— A.  W.  Stuart.  L  975 

1957—  A.  W.  Stuart,  L.  637 

1958 —  R.  D.  C.  Stewart,  PC  642 

1962 —  A.  M.  A.  McLean,  L  641 

1963 —  McLean,  L  -  995 

1965 — McLean,  L  . . .  653 


296 
222 
238 

238 
314 
81 
248 
580 
254  I 
200  I 
196  I 
616  I 
133  f 


334 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


CHATEAUGUAY-HUNTINGDON-LAPRAIRIE  (Quo.) 
(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947. 


(See  Also  Beauhamois.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1949— D.  E.  Black,  L  _  2,958  | 

1953 — J.  Boucher,  L . .  4,101 

1957 —  J.  Boucher,  L  _  3,159  I 

1958 —  M.  E.  Barrington, 

PC  . . .  2,893  | 


1962 —  J.  Boucher,  L  _  1,045 

1963 —  I.  Watson.  L _  3,820 

1965 — Watson,  L  . . . .  9,563 


Former  constituency  of  Chateauguay-Huntingdon 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the  union 
of  the  former  constituencies  of  Chateauguay  and  Huntingdon.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— J.  A.  Robb,  O. _  1,845  I 

1921— Robb,  L.  . _  1,854  I 

1925 —  Hon.  J.  A,  Robb,  L  1,212  | 

1926 —  Robb,  L  _  720  ! 


By-Elections  : — 


1930 — J.  C.  Moore,  C _  489 

1935 — D.  E.  Black,  L  1,154 

1940 — Black.  L  _  3,726 

1945 — Black,  L  ....  1,695 


1922— (Jan.  19)— Hon.  J.  A.  Robb,  L.  ... 

1926— (Nov.  2)— Hon.  J.  A.  Robb,  L.  . 

1930 — (Jan.  27) — D.  J.  O'Connor,  L.  _ _ _ 

Record  of  former  constituency  of  Chateauguay 
altered  in  1903. 


-  Accl. 

-  Accl. 

-  Accl. 

which  was 


1867 — Luther  Holton,  L  _  427 

1872 — Holton,  L  . 238 

1874 — Holton,  L  .  392 

1878 — Holton,  L  . 179 

1882 — Edward  Holton,  L  ._  61 

1887 — Holton,  L  353 


By-Elections  : — 

1880— (April  17)— E.  Holton,  L 
1913— (Oct.  11)— J.  Morris.  C  . 

Record  of  former  constituency  of 

1867 — Hon.  J.  Rose  _  812  I 

1872 — J.  Scriver,  L  .  Accl. 

1874 — Scriver,  L  . 828  I 

1878 — Scriver,  L  .  Accl  I 

1882 — Scriver,  L  .  615  I 

1887 — Scriver,  L  . Accl.  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1867 — (Nov.  28) — -Hon.  John  Rose  . 

1869 — (Oct.  30) — J.  Scriver,  L  . 


1891 — J.  P.  Brown,  L 
1896 — Brown,  L 
1900 — Brown,  L 
1904 — Brown,  L 
1908 — Brown,  L 
1911 — Brown  L 


Huntingdon  : — 

1891 — Scriver,  L 
1895 — Scriver,  L 
1900 — Maclaren,  L 
1904— R.  N.  Walsh,  C. 
1908— Jas.  A.  Robb,  L. 
1911 — Robb,  L 


98 

700 

429 

464 

305 

40 


113 

145 


283 

714 

23 

149 

80 

146 


Accl. 

Accl. 


CHICOUTIMI  (Que.)— (Altered  1924.) 

(County  of  Saguenay  transferred  to  E.  D.  Charlevoix-Saguenay. 
County  of  Lac  St.  Jean  transferred  to  E.  D.  Lac  St.  Jean.) 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS  33S 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925—  J.  E.  A.  Dubuc,  L  .  2,217 

1926 —  J.  E.  A.  Dubuc,  L  .  6,516 

1930—1.  E.  A.  Dubuc.  L  ......  900 

1935— J.  E.  A.  Dubuc,  L. ...  1,929 

1940 — J.  E.  A.  Dubuc,  L.  863 

1945 — P.  E.  Gagnon,  lnd.  581 

1949 — Gagnon,  lnd.  . . -  489  ! 

Former  Divisions  of  Chicoutimi 

Record  General  Elections  : — 
1867 — P.  A.  Tremblay,  L,...  Accl.  I 

1872— W.  E.  Price,  C .  68  I 

1874— E.  Cimon,  C  .  402  | 

1878— Cimon,  C.  .  295  | 

1882 — A.  Gagne,  L .  116  j 

1887 — Paul  Couture,  I  8 

1891 — P.  V.  Savard,  L  .  12  I 


By-Election  :  — 

1892- (Aug.  16)— L.  de  G.  Belley,  C 
(See  also  Charlevoix-Saguenay.) 


1953 — P.  E.  Gagnon,  lnd.  ..  7,638 

1957 —  R.  Gauthier,  L  .  1,391 

1958 —  V.  Brassard.  PC  .  3,059 

1962—  M.  Cote,  SC  .  7,256 

1963—  Cot6.  SC  . -  4,247 

1965 — P.  Langlois,  I, . .  3,193 

and  Saguenay  : — 

1896 — Savard,  L  .  1,986 

1900 — J.  Girard,  C .  27 

1904— Girard,  C  .  159 

1908 — Girard.  Ind.-L .  281 

1911 — Girard,  Ind.-C .  1,275 

1917— E.  Savard,  0 .  10,031 

1921 — Savard,  L  .  14,699 


.  88 

(See  also  Lac  St.  Jean.) 


CHURCHILL  (Man.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — Hon.  T.  A.  Crerar, 

L  .  512 

1940 — Hon.  T.  A.  Crerar, 

L  3,313 

1945 — R.  Moore,  CCF  .  867 

1949 — G.  D.  Weaver,  L  2,252 
1953 — Weaver,  L  -  2,417 


Former  Division  oi  Nelson. 


1957 — R.  Simpson,  PC 
1956 — Simpson,  PC  .... 

1962 —  Simpson,  PC 

1963 —  Simpson,  PC  . 

1965 — Simpson.  PC  ...... 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1917 — J.  A.  Campbell,  G....  Accl.  I 


1921 — T.  W.  Bird.  P .  1,532  I 

1925— Bird,  P.  — . - . -  342  I 


1926— Bird,  P 
1930— B.  M.  Stitt,  C 


COAST-CAPILANO  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947) 


1,198 

7,347 

4,432 

3,454 

5,079 


410 

674 


Record  General  Elections: — - 

1949— Hon.  I.  Sinclair,  L  9.041  , 

1953 — Sinclair.  L  — . .  6,522 

1957 —  Sinclair.  L  .  4,800  I 

1958 —  W.  H.  Payne,  PC  —  1,932  I 

Former  Constituency  of  Vancouver  North 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1962 —  I.  Davis,  L  .  11,617 

1963 —  (Davis,  L  . . . -  15,446 

1965 — Davis,  L  . .  14,137 


1925 —  D.  Donaghy,  L  —  585 

1926 —  A.  D,  McRae,  C.  —  682 
1930 — A.  E.  Munn,  L  —  1,042 

See  electoral  divisions  Comox-Alberni  and  Vancouver-Burrard. 
(See  also  other  Vancouver  Divisions.) 


1935 — C.  G.  MacNeil. 
1940 — J.  Sinclair,  L 
1945 — Sinclair,  L  . 


CCF 


936 

664 

3.302 


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COCHRANE  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935— J.  A.  Bradette,  L  ...  9,581  I 

1940— Bradette,  L  . 11,133  I 

1945 — Bradette,  L  _  5,993  ! 

1949 — Bradette,  L  _ _ _  2,467  ! 

1953—J.  A.  Habel,  L  _  1,473  I 


(See  also  Temiskaming) 


1957 —  Habel,  L  _ 3,307 

1958 —  Habel,  L _ 910 

1962 —  Habel,  L  . 3,155 

1963—  Habel,  L _ 2,311 

1965— Habel,  L  _ _  820 


COLCHESTER-HANTS  (N.S.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  1933.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1935 — G.  T  Purdy,  L  _ .  206 

1940 — G.  T.  Purdy,  L  ..._  2,284 

1945— F.  T.  Stanfield,  PC  8 

1949— F.  T.  Stanfield,  PC  410 

1953— G.  T.  Purdy,  L  _  389 

By-Election  : — 

1967— (Nov.  6)— R.  L.  Stanfield,  PC 
Former  Division  of  Colchester. 


1957 —  C.  F.  Kennedy,  PC  _  3,080 

1958 —  C.  F.  Kennedy,  PC  3,874 

1962 —  Kennedy,  PC  294 

1963 —  Kennedy,  PC  _  202 

1965 — Kennedy.  PC  _  2,288 


......  14,291 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — A.  W.  McLelan,  L  _  360 

1872—  F.  M.  Pearson,  L  .  425 

1874 — Thos.  McKay,  C  _  116 

1878— McKay,  C  376 

1882— A.  W.  McLelan,  C  ...  435 

1887— McLelan,  C  .  627 

1891— W.  A.  Patterson,  C  803 
1896 — W.  D.  Dimock,  C  ..  177 

1900 — S.  Gourley,  C  . 279 


1904 — F.  A.  Laurence,  L 

1908 — John  Stanfield,  C  _ 

1911 — Stanfield.  C  . . . 

1917 — F.  B.  McCurdy,  G 
1921 — H.  Putnam,  L 

1925—  G.  T.  MacNutt,  C 

1926 —  MacNutt,  C  . . 

1930 — M.  L.  Urquhart,  L 


By-Elections  : — 

1869—  (Sept.  9) — Hon.  A.  G.  Archibald,  C 

1870 —  (Nov.  8) — F.  M.  Pearson,  L. 

1874— (Dec.  17) — T.  McKay,  C 
1877— (Oct.  27)— McLelan,  C 

1881— (June  18)— Hon.  A.  W.  McLelan,  C  . 7 

1888— (Aug.  15)- Sir  A.  G.  Archibald.  C 

1897— (April  20)— F.  J.  McClure.  L  . 

1907 — (Nov.  28) — John  Stanfield,  C 
1920— (Sept.  20)— Hon.  F.  B.  McCurdy,  N  L  &  C 
Former  division  of  Hants-King's. 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1925 —  A.  DeW.  Foster,  C  1,058 

1926 —  J.  L.  Ilsley,  L .  80 

Former  Division  ol  Hants. 


1930 — J.  L.  Ilsley,  L 


191 

115 

644 

Accl 

326 

3.011 

2,018 

397 


355 

1,404 

867 

626 

428 

506 

6 

223 

1,444 


1.112 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — Hon.  Jos.  Howe,  L  574 

1872 — Howe,  L  .  Accl. 

1874 — M.  H.  Goudge,  L  ._  92 


1878 — Hy.  Allison,  C  _  281 

1882 — Allison,  C  .  45 

1887 — Alf.  Putman,  C  _  122 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS  337 


1891 — Putman,  C  .  101  I 

1896 — Allen  Haley  L  .  8  | 

1900 — B.  Russell,  L  .  16  | 

1904—J.  B.  Black,  L  .  76  | 


By-Election: — 

1869 — (April  20) — Hon.  Jos.  Howe, 


1908— Black  L  .  133 

1911 — Tremain,  C  .  86 

1917 — Tremain,  G  . 2,989 

1921— L.  H.  Martell,  L  .  268 


L . .  383 


(See  also  Digby-Annapolis-King's.) 


COMOX-ALBERNI  (B.C.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  and  including  a 
large  section  of  the  former  constituency  of  Comox-Atlin,  created  in 
1903  and  formerly  part  of  Burrard  and  Vancouver.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— H.  S.  Clements,  G.  ... 
1921— A.  W.  Neill,  Ind.  ... 

1925—  Neill,  Ind . 

1926 —  Neill,  Ind . 

1930— Neill,  Ind . . 

1935 — Neill,  Ind . 

1940— A.  W.  Neill,  Ind.  ... 
1945 — J.  L.  Gibson,  Ind  — 

Former  constituency  of 


1.490 

1,234 

2,547 

1,476 

2.881 

2,060 

6,321 

2,656 


1949— Gibson.  Ind . 

1953 — T.  S.  Barnett,  CCF  ... 

1957—  T.  S.  Barnett.  CCF 

1958 —  H.  C.  McQuillan,  PC 
1902 — T.  S.  Barnett,  NDP 

1963 — Barnett,  NDP  . 

1965 — Barnett,  NDP  . 


I 


Comox-Atlin. 


3.612 

1,506 

1,175 

1,876 

2,785 

4,232 

6,326 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904— W.  Sloan,  L  _  Accl. 

1908 — Sloan.  L  — .  Accl. 


|  1911 — H.  S.  Clements,  C  188 


By-Election  : — 

1 909  —  (Feb.  8)— Hon.  Wm.  Templeman,  L 
(See  also  Division  Vancouver  North.) 


COMPTON-FRONTENAC  (Que.) 


(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.  Unitinq  Compton 
and  Frontenac  former  division  of  Megantic  Frontenac). 


Record  of  General  Elections: — 
1949 — J.  A.  Blanchette,  L  5.437  I 


1953 — Blanchette.  I,  . . -  3,835  I 

1957 — Blanchette,  L  .  1,058  I 


1958— G.  M.  Steams,  PC  1,034  I 

Former  Division  of  Compton  : — 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— J.  H.  Pope,  C 

1872— Pope,  C  - 

1874  — Pope,  C  . . L 

1878  -Pope,  C  - 

1882— Pope,  C  . . 

1887— Pope.  C  . 

1891— R.  H.  Pope,  C 

1896— Pope.  C  - 

1900  — Pope,  C 
1904 — A.  B.  Hunt,  L 


Accl. 

Accl. 

852 

668 

789 

824 

1,066 

463 

248 

295 


I 

I 

I 

I 

I 


I 


1962 —  H.  I.atulippe,  SC  . 

1963 —  Latulippe,  SC  . 

1965 — Latulippe,  R.  des  C. 


13,527 

561 

2,777 


1908 — Hunt,  L. 

1911 — F.  R  Cromwell.  C. 
1917 — A.  B.  Hunt.  O. 
1921— Hunt.  L  . 

1925 —  J.  E.  Letellier,  L 

1926— 1.  E.  Letellier,  L 

1930 — S.  Gobeil,  C  . 

1935 — Blanchette,  L  . - 

1940— J  A.  Blanchette.  L  ... 
1945 — Blanchette,  L  . 


394 
76 
1  903 
3  905 
2.235 
2.146 
408 
1,014 
6,399 
4,491 


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By-Elections  : — 

1871— (Nov.  11)— Hon.  J.  H.  Pope,  C 
1889— (May  16)— R.  H.  Pope,,  C 
1906— (Jan.  4)— A.  B.  Hunt,  L  _..._  __ 


CUMBERLAND  (N.S.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Hon.  C.  Tupper,  C 
1872— Tupper,  C 

1874 — Tupper,  C  . . 

1878 — Sir  C.  Tupper,  C  . 
1882 — Tupper,  C. 

1887 — Tupper,  C  . . 

1891 — A.  R.  Dickey,  C  _ 

1896 — H.  J.  Logan,  L  _ 

1900 — Logan,  L  _ _ 

1 904 — Logan  L  . . 

1908 — E.  Rhodes,  C  _ 

1911 — Rhodes,  C  . . . 

1917 — Rhodes,  C  . _ 

1921 — H.  J.  Logan,  L _ 

By-Elections  : — 


87 

1,261 
379 
362 
AccL 
668 
840 
155 
397 
706 
490 
338  | 

196  | 

5,355  I 


1925 —  R.  K.  Smith,  C _ 

1926 —  Smith,  C _ _ 

1930 — Smith,  C  . . 

1935 — K.  J.  Cochrane,  L  _ 

1940— Black,  NG  :4 _ 

1945— P.  C.  Black,  PC  :4 

1949— Black,  PC  _ 

1953 — A.  R.  Lusby,  L  _ 

1957 —  R.  C.  Coates,  PC  _ 

1958—  Coates,  PC _ _ 

1962—  Coates,  PC  _ 

1963—  Coates,  PC  _ 

1965 — Coates,  PC  _ 


Accl. 

850 

350 


2,201 

1,567 

1,453 

315 

12 

2,599 

1,132 

597 

1,667 

3,854 

1,707 

952 

2.472 


!l?ly  15)— Hon.  C.  Tupper,  C  ... 

1878— (Nov.  4)— Hon.  C.  Tupper,  C  ....  '  . 

(Iune  26) — C.  J.  Townsend,  C 

}887—  Nov.  9)— Sir  C.  Tupper,  C  . JZI  I 

1888  (Dec.  26)— A.  R.  Dickey,  C 

1889 — (July  13)— A.  R.  Dickev.  C  _  . . 

1892— (Jan.  30)— A.  R.  Dickev.  C  . . . . . . 

1895— (Jan.  15)— Hon.  A.  R.  Dickey,  C  . . 

DANFORTH  (Toronto,)  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  as  one  of 
_  ,  Divisions  of  the  City  of  Toronto.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

iSSZw  H'.  Ha7,^  C  .  4'710  I  1957-Small.  PC 

}qs?~2arT  S’  XP  -  2'901  1  1958-Small.  PC  - 

i49-Sa£u'  Ir  -  f-222  !  1962 — R.  Scott  NDPZZZ 

949~Hanis.  PC  -  1.947  |  1963— Scott,  NDP  _ _ 

1953— R.  H.  Small.  PC  —  761  |  1965— Scott.  NDP 

tormer  Division  of  Toronto-Scarboro. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

! qvc  It  H'-  HaI.ris'  C  .  14.200  I  1930— Harris.  C  _ 

1926 — Harris,  C  . .  11,382  I  — . 

(See  also  other  Toronto  Divisions.) 

DAUPHIN  (Man.)— (Created  1903.)— (Altered  1924.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904 — T.  A.  Burrows,  L  .  Accl. 

1908 — G.  Campbell,  C  .  217 

1911 — R.  Cruise.  L  .  748 

1917 — Cruise,  G  Accl 

1921— W.  J.  Ward,  P  . I  5.64i 

1925 —  Ward,  P  219 

1926 —  Ward,  L-rrog  . .  1,758 

i930— J.  L.  Bowman.  C  _  684 


Accl. 

Accl. 

Accl. 

1,442 

1,048 

764 

720 

Accl. 


the 


8.884 

14,787 

885 

202 

8,414 


10,960 


1940— Ward.  L  . 

1945— F.  S.  Zaplitny.  CCF 
1949— W.  I.  Ward,  L 
1953 — F  S.  Zaplitny,  CCF 

1957—  Zaplitnv,  CCF  . 

1958 —  R.  E.  Forbes,  PC 

1962 —  Forbes,  PC 

1963—  Forbes,  PC  . 


....  or; — ^  1  i  — roroes,  t't; 

1935 — W.  I.  Ward,  L -  1,463  |  1965 — Forbes,  PC 


53 

676 

807 

1,789 

3,243 

2,651 

2,538 

2,015 

2,461 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


339 


DAVENPORT  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1938  as  one 
ot  the  Divisions  oi  the  City  oi  Toronto.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1935— J.  R.  MacNicol,  C,  3,244  |  1957— M.  D.  Morton,  PC  . 

1940 — MacNicol,  NG  .  3,750  I  1958— Morton,  PC  . 

1945— MacNicol,  PC  .  5.428  |  1962— W.  L.  Gordon,  L  . 

1 949 — P.  T.  Hellyer,  L  ....  955  I  1963— Gordon,  L  - 

1953— P.  T.  Hellyer.  L  . .  1,921  |  1965— Gordon,  L  - 

Former  Division  oi  Toronto-North  WeBt. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  T.  L.  Church,  C  __  13,224  )  1930— J.  R.  MacNicol,  C  . 

1926—  Church,  C  . . .  9,434 

Former  Division  of  Toronto  West. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— E:  B.  Osier,  C  _  1,891  1917— H.  C.  Hocken,  G 

1908— Osier,  C  .  2,353  1921— Hocken,  C  . . 

1911— Osier,  C  . . .  8,007 

(See  also  other  Toronto  Divisions.) 


2,324 

4,245 

2,388 

6,503 

5,98C 


8,830 


9.619 

2,007 


DIGBY-ANNAPOLJS-KINGS  (N.S.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1953,  by  the  Union  ot 
the  County  of  Digby  to  the  Constituencies  of  Annapolis-Kings,  N.S.) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953— G.  C.  Nowlan,  PC  ...  1,035  I  1962— Nowlan,  PC  . 2.988 

1957—  Nowlan,  PC  . .  5,117  I  1963— Nowlan,  PC  -  416 

1958—  Hon.  G.  C.  Nowlan,  I  1965— Nowlan,  PC  . . 3,209 

PC  _ _ _  5,451  I 


Former  Division  of  Annapolis-Kings,  N.S.: 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1935— J.  L.  Ilsley,  L  _  6,628  I  1945— Hon.  J.  L.  Ilsley,  L  _  4,577 

1940— Hon.  J.  L.  Ilsley,  L  5,576  I  1949— A.  A.  Elderkin,  L  ......  4 

Election  of  Angus  Elderkin  was  declared  void  on  February  24, 
1950,  by  the  N.S.  Supreme  Court. 

By-elections  : — 

1948 —  (Dec.  13)  G.  C.  Nowlan,  P.C . - .  1,588 

1949 —  (June  27)  Election  declared  void  Feb.  24,  1950. 

1950 —  (June  19)  G.  C.  Nowlan,  P.C . - .  2-585 

Former  Division  of  Digby-Annapolis. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917— A.  L.  Davidson.  G  819  I 

1921— L.  J.  Lovett,  L  . .  2,235  I 

1925— H.  B.  Short,  C  380  I 

Former  Division  of  Annapolis. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — W.  H.  Ray,  L  .  155  I 

1872— Ray,  L  . . - .  HO  I 

1874— Ray,  L  .  058  I 

1878 — A.  Longley,  C  .  3  I 

1882— W.  H.  Ray,  L  .  02 

1887— J.  B.  Mills.  C .  28  I 


1926— Short,  C .  308 

1930— Short,  C  . .  75 


1891— Mills,  C  . .  173 

1896— Mills,  C  . 197 

1900— F.  B.  Wade,  L  . .  150 

1904 — S.  W.  Pickup,  L  .  219 

1908 — Pickup,  L  .  221 

1911 — A.  L.  Davidson,  C  ...  15 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Former  Division  of  Digby. 

Record  General  Elections 

1867— Savary,  Anti-Con  .  295  |  1891— E.  C.  Bowers,  L 


1872— Savary.  C  . Accl.  |  1896— A.  J.  S.  Copp,  L 

1874— E.  R.  Aakes,  L  427  |  1900— Copp,  L 

1878— J.  C.  Wade,  C . .  18  I  1904— Copp,  L 

1882 — W.  B,  Vail,  I,  .  252  1  1908 — C.  Jamieson,  C _ 

1887 — Campbell,  C  . ....  95  [  1911 — Jamieson,  C  _ 


By-Elections 

1874— (Oct.  22)— Hon.  W.  B.  Vail.  L. 
1878— (Jan.  21)— John  C.  Wade,  C. 

1887 — (July  16)— H.  L.  Jones,  C  . . 

1892 — (Feb.  13) — E.  C.  Bowers,  L 
Former  Division  of  Kings. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 
1867— L.  de  V. 

Chipman,  L . .  Accl. 

1872 — Chipman,  L  . 813 

1874 — F.  W.  Borden,  L.  _  48 

1878 — Borden,  L .  265 

1882 — D.  B.  Woodsworth,  C  350 
1887 — F.  W.  Borden,  L.  448 

1891 —  Borden,  L . .  1G1 

1896 — Borden,  L  . 471 

By-Elections  : — 

1870 — (May  19) — L.  de  V.  Chipman,  L 

1892 —  (Feb.  13) — F.  W.  Borden,  L 
1896 — (July  30) — Hon.  F.  W.  Borden,  L 

(See  also  Colchester-Hants.) 


1900— Hon.  F.  W. 

Borden,  L. 

1904— Hon.  Sir.  F.  W. 

Borden,  L  . 

1908 — Boiden,  L 
1911 — A.  D.  Foster,  C 
1917— Rt.  Hon.  Sir  R.  L. 

Borden,  G . . 

1921 — E.  W.  Robinson,  L. 


73 

45 

505 

744 

131 

260 


276 

365 

36 

276 


343 

1,167 

491 

1,151 

1,417 

715 


Accl. 

126 

Accl. 


DOLLARD 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953 — G.  Rouleau,  L  . .  7,644 

1957 —  G.  Rouleau,  L  . . 14,104 

1958 —  G.  Rouleau,  L  .  2,083 

DORCHESTER  (Que 
Record  General  Elections  : — 
1867— Hon.  H. 

Langevin,  C .  Accl. 

1872 — Langevin,  C _ _  320 

1874 — F.  Rouleau,  C .  21 

1878 — Rouleau,  C.  1,186 

1882 — C.  A.  Lesage,  C.  Accl. 

1887 — H.J.J.  Duchesnay,  L  476 
1891— C.  E. 

Vaillancourt,  I.-L.  ...  Accl. 

1896— J.  B.  Morin,  C .  330 

1900 — Morin.  C.  .  369 

1904 — Morin,  C  . . 344 

1908 — J.  A.  E.  Roy,  L.  _  163 

1911 — A.  Sevigny,  C.  _  332 

1917 — L.  Cannon,  O  _  3,731 


1962 —  Rouleau,  L 

1963 —  Rouleau,  L 

1965 — J.  P.  Goyer,  L  . . 

■  )  —  (Altered  1933.) 

1921 — Cannon,  L. . . 

1925 —  Hon.  L.  Cannon,  L. 

1926 —  Cannon,  L  . 

1930 — O.  Gagnon,  C 

1935 — L.  D.  S.  Tremblay,  L 

1940 — Tremblay,  L  . 

1945 — Tremblay,  L 

1949 — Tremblay,  L  _.Z 

1953 — R,  Perron,  PC 

1957 —  J.  A.  Landry,  L 

1958 —  N.  Drouin,  PC  _ 

1962 —  P.  A.  Boutin,  SC 

1963—  Boutin,  SC _ 

1965— G.  Cflt6,  L  _ 


11,575 

17,422 

13,465 


3,041 

1,501 

1,987 

338 

88 

852 

858 

221 

106 

352 

1,655 

3,762 

1,029 

799 


I 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


341 


By-Elecllons  : — 


1875 — (Dec.  14) — Rouleau,  C .  466 

1888— (Jan.  7) — H.  J.  Chouinard,  Lib. -Nat .  Accl. 

1917— (Feb.  10)— Hon.  J.  P.  A.  S6vigny,  C  . . . .  274 

1926 — (Nov.  2) — Hon.  L.  Cannon,  L  . _ .  Accl. 


DRUMMOND-ARTHABASKA 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — L.  A.  Senecal,  L  _  24  | 

1872 — P.  N.  Dorion,  C  _  54  | 

1874 — W.  Laurier,  L  .  238  j 

1878 — D.  O.  Bourbeau,  C  162  | 

1882— Bourbeau,  C  .  610  | 

1887 — Joseph  Lavergne,  L  Accl  | 

1891 — Lavergne.  L  . 962  I 

1896 — Lavergne,  L  „ .  1,206  I 

1900 — Louis  Lavergne,  L  Accl  | 

1904 — Lavergne,  L  . 2,476 

1908 — Lavergne,  L  . .  834  I 

1911  — Brouillard,  L  .  267  I 

1917 — J.  O.  Brouillard,  O  Accl.  I 
1921— J.  N.  K.  Laflamme,  L  8,126  I 


(Quo.) — (Altered  1903.) 


1925—  W.  Girouard,  L  .  5,375 

1926 —  Girouard,  L  .  5,786 

1930 — Girouard,  L  .  3,457 

1935 — Girouard,  L  . . . .  6,714 

1940 — A.  Cloutier.  L  .  1,292 

1945— Cloutier,  L  ...... . 6,258 

1949— Cloutier,  L  .  12,648 

1953 — A.  Cloutier,  L  2,545 

1957 —  S.  Boulanger,  Ind.L.  950 

1958—  Boulanger,  L  . .  766 

1962—  D.  Ouellet,  SC  .  4,183 

1963—  J.  L.  P6pin,  L  .  2,599 

1965— P6pin,  L  . .  6,661 


By-Elections  : — 


1877— (Oct.  27)— D.  O.  Bourbeau,  (C)  - - - - - -  22 

1897 — (Nov.  13) — L.  Lavergne,  L  . . . .  1,648 

1910 — (Nov.  3) — Arthur  Gilbert,  Nat.  — . . . . . . . .  207 


DUFFERIN-SIMCOE  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ol  1924,  by  the  union  of 
the  former  constituencies  of  Dufferin  and  Simcoe  South.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1925— W.  E.  Rowe,  C 

.  3.006  | 

1953— Rowe,  PC  . 

2,165 

1926 — Rowe,  C  . 

.  3,073  i 

1957— Rowe,  PC  . 

5,562 

1930 — Rowe.  C  . 

4,981  j 

1958 — Rowe,  PC  . 

7,287 

1935— Hon.  W.  E.  Rowe.  C  3.383  1 

1962 — Rowe,  PC  . 

3,007 

1940 — Rowe,  NG  . 

.  2,301 

1963— J.  E.  Madill,  PC  . 

1,337 

1945 — Rowe,  C  . 

.  3,654  1 

1965— Madill,  PC  . 

3,281 

1949 — Rowe,  C  . 

.  1,919  1 

By-Election: — - 

1937— (Nov.  8)— Hon. 

W.  E.  Rowe, 

Accl. 

Former  Division  of  Dufferin. 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1904— J.  Barr,  C  . 

1,286  1 

1917— Best,  C  . 

2,991 

1908— Barr,  C  . 

. .  1,443  | 

1921  —  R.  J.  Woods,  P . . . 

297 

1911— Best,  C  - 

. .  1,459  | 

By-Election:  — 

1909 — (Dec.  22) — John 

A.  Best,  C  ... 

Accl. 

Dufferin  was  formerly  divided  for  electoral  purposes  among  the 
municipal  counties  of  Grey,  Simcoe,  Wellington  and  the  electoral 
county  of  Cardwell. 


Cardwell  (extinct  division). 


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Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— Ferguson,  C  _  77  |  1887— Hon.  T.  White,  C  __  403 

1872— J.  H.  Cameron,  C  ....  216  j  1891— R.  S.  White,  C  _  284 

1874— Cameron,  C  .  64  |  1896 — Wm.  Stubbs.  Ind.  ....  384 

1878— Thos.  White.  C  . .  257  |  1900— E.  Johnston,  C  _  191 

1882— Thos.  White,  C _  341  I 

By-Elections : — 

1876 — (Dec.  14) — Dalton  McCarthy,  C  . . . . .  280 

1885— (Aug.  27)— Hon.  Thos.  White,  C.  .  641 

1888— (Oct.  3)— Robert  S.  White,  C .  139 

1895 — (Dec.  24) — Wm.  Stubbs.  Ind .  226 

See  Grey  East,  Simcoe  and  Wellington  North. 

Former  Division  of  Simcoe-South. 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— W.  C.  Little,  C  ..._  356  I  1896— Tyrwhitt,  C  .  526 

1872— Little,  C  . . Accl.  1900— H.  Lennox,  C  . .  922 

1874— Little.  C  . Accl.  1904— Lennox,  C  . . 1.059 

1878— Little,  C  . 443  |  1908— Lennox,  C  . 1,529 

1882— R.  Tyrwhitt,  C  . 6  |  1911— Lennox  C  .  1,642 

1887— Tyrwhitt,  C  . .  J  060  I  1917— W.  A.  Boys,  C  . _  4,614 

1891— Tyrwhitt,  C  -  AccL  1  1921— Boys,  C  _ 1,751 

By-Election: — 

1912— (June  10) — W.  A.  Boys,  C  .  Accl. 

DURHAM  (Ont.)  —  (Created  1903.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— H.  A.  Ward,  C  149  I  1940— Richard,  L  .....  1,308 

1908— C.  J.  Thornton,  C  ..  622  |  1945— C.  Stephenson.  PC  476 

1911— Thornton,  C  .  724  |  1949— J.  M.  James,  L  .  431 

1917— Hon.  N.  W.  Rowell  4,519  I  1953— James,  L  _  180 

1921— F.  B.  Cowan.  C  .  1,170  |  1957— P.  Vivian.  PC  ...  502 

1925—  F.  W.  Bowen,  C  946  I  1958— Vivian,  PC  . . 3.554 

1926—  Bowen,  C  .  1.484  |  1962— R.  C.  Honey,  L  .  267 

1930— Bowen.  C  . 1,606  I  1963— Honey.  L  _  636 

1935—' W.  F.  Richard,  L  .  473  |  1965— Honey,  L  .  1,292 


This  division  was  formerly  divided  into  two  ridings,  Durham  East 
and  Durham  West,  the  electoral  records  of  which  were  as  follows  : — 
Durham  East  (extinct  division.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Burton,  C 

683  1 

1882— Williams.  C 
1887— H.  A.  Ward, 
1891— T.  D.  Craig, 
1896 — Craig,  C 
1900— H.  A.  Ward, 

381 

392 

61 

169 

1872 — L.  Ross,  L  . 

1874 — Ross,  L  . 

1878— Lieut.  Col.  A.  H. 

240  | 

651  1 

1 

C  . 

c . . 

Williams,  C 

400  | 

c 

221 

By-Election  : — 

1885— (Aug.  24)— H.  A 

Ward.  C 

370 

Durham  West  (extinct  division.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— Hon.  Ed.  Blake.  L 

106  | 

1887— Blake,  L 

116 

1872— Blake.  L 

Accl.  j 

1891 — Robert  Beith, 
1896— Beith.  L 

L 

198 

52 

1874— F.  B.  Wood,  L 

545  | 

1878— H.  W.  Burke.  L 
1882— Hon.  E.  Blake,  L 

42  | 

118  1 

1900 — C.  J.  Thornton,  C 

40 

GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


343 


By-Elections  : — 


1874— (April  7)— H.  W.  Burke,  L  . . . . .  262 

1879— (Nov.  17)— Hon.  Ed.  Blake,  L  . . .  Accl. 

1902— (Jan.  IS)— R.  Beith,  L  . . .  12 


EDMONTON  EAST  (Alta.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  being  part  of  the 
former  constituency  of  Edmonton.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917— H.  A.  Mackie,  G  .....  2,653  I  1949— A.  F.  Macdonald,  L  2,992 


1921— D.  F.  Kellner.  P  1,947  I  1953— Holowach,  SC  .  1,228 

1925—  A.  U.  G.  Bury.  C  ...  487  |  1957— Holowach,  SC  . 284 

1926—  K.  A.  Blatchford,  L  165  |  1958— W.  Skoreyko,  PC  .  8,795 

1930— A.  U.  G.  Bury,  C.  .  ..  1,741  |  1962— Skoreyko,  PC  .  1,634 

1935— W.  S.  Hall.  SC  832  I  1963— Skoreyko,  PC  - 5,632 

1940— F.  C.  Casselman,  L  1,669  I  1965— Skoreyko,  PC  . — . -  6,834 

1945— P.  H.  Ashby,  SC  N  2,381  I 


By-Elections:— 

1938— (March  21)— O.  A.  Kennedy,  SC  . - . — . — . -  1.984 

1941 — (June  2) — C.  T.  Casselman,  L  . . . . . - .  3,10/ 

Record  of  former  constituency  of  Edmonton,  created  in  1906. 

1904 — F.  Oliver,  L  _  2.009  I  1911— Hon.  Oliver,  L  .  2,228 

1908— Oliver,  L . . —  2,317  I 


By-Election  : — 

1905— (April  25)— Hon.  F.  Oliver,  L  - - - - -  Accl. 

This  was  one  of  the  constituencies  created  out  of  the  old  district 
of  Alberta  for  political  record  of  which  see  under  heading  Calgary 
East.  (See  also  Athabaska.) 


EDMONTON-STRATHCON  A 


(Established  under  the 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 
1953 — R.  F.  L.  Hanna,  L  ..  151  I 

1957 —  S.  Thompson,  SC  .  2,393 

1958 —  T.  Nugent,  PC  -  18,615  I 


Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


1962—  Nugent,  PC  .  2,445 

1963—  Nugent,  PC  .  2.685 

1965 — Nugent,  PC  .  4,573 


EDMONTON  WEST  (Alta.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1917 — W.  A.  Griesbach,  G  2,698 
1921 — D.  M.  Kennedy,  P  ...  1,408 

1925 —  Hon.  C.  Stewart,  L  1,688 

1926—  Stewart,  L  . .  1,451 

1930 — Stewart,  L  . .  268 

1935 — J.  A.  MacKinnon,  L  1,690 
1940 — Hon.  J.  A. 

MacKinnon,  L  .  8,296 


1945 — MacKinnon,  L  .  1,997 

1949 — G.  Prudham,  L  .  6,008 

1953 — Hon.  G.  Prudham,  L  3,525 

1957 —  M.  Lambert,  PC  1,567 

1958—  Lambert,  PC  .  22,393 

I  1962 — M.  Lambert.  PC  2.932 

1  1963 — Lambert,  PC  .  5,858 

I  1965— Lambert,  PC  _ 11,941 


By-Election  : — 

j  926— (Nov.  2)— Hon.  C.  A.  Stewart.  L 
(See  also  Peace  River.) 


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EGLINTON  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  as  one  of  the 
Divisions  of  the  City  of  Toronto.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — R.  L.  Baker,  C  _  4,212 

1940 — F.  G.  Hoblitzell,  L  ...  240 

1945— D.  M.  Fleming,  PC  7,890 

1949 — Fleming,  PC  _  3,427 

1953 — D.  M.  Fleming,  PC  6,164 
1957 — Fleming,  PC  _  16,692  j 


I  1958 — Hon.  D.  M.  Fleming, 
PC  _ _ 

1962 —  Fleming,  PC  _ 

1963 —  M.  Sharp,  L _ 

1965 — Sharp,  L _ 


Former  Division  of  Toronto  North  East. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 —  R.  L.  Baker,  C  _  12,804 

1926 —  N.  M.  Young,  C _ 1,366 

Former  Division  of  Toronto  North  : — 


1930 — R.  L.  Baker,  C 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1904— Hon.  G.  E.  Foster,  C  112 

1908 — Hon.  Foster,  C  .  389 

1911 — Hon.  Foster,  C  . .  3,317 

By-Election  : — 


1917 — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Geo. 

E.  Foster.  G  _ 

1921— T.  L.  Church,  C  ... 


19,097 

760 

8,231 

1,942 


6,278 


18.237 

3,960 


'911  (Oct.  27) — Hon.  G.  E.  Foster,  C  _ 

(See  Toronto  East.)  (See  also  other  Toronto  Divisions.) 


Accl. 


ELGIN  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933. 
The  former  division  was  known  as  Elgin  West.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1935 — W.  H.  Mills,  L  1  787 

1940 — W.  H.  Mills,  L  .  2,962 

1945 — C.  D.  Coyle,  PC  ...  4,168 

1949 — Coyle,  PC  . . .  1,180 

1953— C.  D.  Coyle,  PC  1,739 
By-Election: — 


J  1957 — J.  A.  McBain,  PC  . 

I  1958 — J.  A.  McBain,  PC  _ 

|  1962 — McBain,  PC  . . . . 

1963 — McBain,  PC  _ 

I  1965 — H.  E.  Stafford,  L _ 


1954— (Mai.  22)  J.  McBain,  P.C. 
Former  Division  of  Elgin  West. 
Record  General  Elections:— 


1867 — J.  H.  Munro  . .  204 

1872 — G.  E.  Casey,  L  _  92 

1874 — Casey,  L  _ 325 

1878 — Casey,  L  _  112 

1882 — Casey,  L  . . 805 

1887 — Casey,  L  . 832 

1891 — Casey,  L  .  682 

1900 — J.  Robinson,  I  _  40 


By-Elections: — 


1904 — W.  Jackson,  C  _ 

1908 — T.  Crothers,  C  _ 

1911— Crothers,  C  _ 

1917 — Crothers,  C  _ 

1921— M.  C.  McKillop,  C  Z 

1925 —  McKillop,  C  . 

1926 —  M.  F.  Hepburn,  L  _ 

1930 — Hepburn,  L  . . 


191 1— (Oct.  27) — Hon.  T.  W.  Crothers  C 
1934— (Sept.  24) — W.  H.  Mills,  L 
(See  also  Norfolk). 


Former  Division  Elgin  East 


7,542 

10,490 

78 

947 

1,034 


1.141 


387 

518 

897 

1,647 

354 

1,825 

178 

1,437 


Accl. 

9.055 


GEN  ERAL 


ELECTIONS 


34S 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — T.  W.  Dobbie,  C  ....  110  | 

1872 — W.  Harvey,  L  . .  168  j 

1874 — Harvey,  L  . .  182 

1878— Thos.  Orkell,  C  .  40  | 

1882— Dr.  Wilson,  L  .  124  | 

1887— Wilson,  L  . .  54  I 

1891 — A.  B.  Ingram,  C  —  46  I 


By-Elections: — 

1874 — (Aug.  6) — C.  Macdougall,  L 
1892 — (Feb.  12) — A.  B.  Ingram,  C 

1906— (Oct.  4)— D.  Marshall,  C  . 

1920— (Nov.  22) — S.  S.  McDermand, 


1896 — Ingram,  C  . . . 

1900 — Ingram,  C  . 

1904— Ingram,  C  . 

1908 — D.  Marshall,  C  . 

1911 — Marshall,  C  . 

1917 — Marshall,  C  . 

1921— J.  L.  Stansell,  C  ..... 


U.F. 


178 

171 

217 

247 

394 

308 

68 


215 

495 

73 

251 


ESQUIMALT-SAANICH  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


By-Election  :— 

1961— (May  29)  — G.  L.  Chatterton, 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 
1953 — G.  R.  Pearkes,  PC  ...  5,466  I 

1957 —  G.  R.  Pearkes,  PC  10,296 

1958—  Hon.  G.  R.  Pearkes, 

PC  _  14,013  I 

(See  also  Nanaimo,  B.C.) 


PC  . - . .  544 

1962 —  G.  L.  Chatterton,  PC  2,046 

1963 —  Chatterton,  PC  .  2,585 

1965— Chatterton,  PC  . —  5,610 


ESSEX  EAST  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  /^4  with  Territory 
formerly  belonging  to  Essex  North  and  part  of  Essex  South.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 — E.  D.  Morand.  C 

197 

1926  E.  G.  Odette,  L 

831 

1930— Hon.  R.  D. 

Morand,  C  . 

.  2,110 

1935 — P.  Martin,  L  . 

.  1,070 

1940 — P.  Martin,  L  . 

.  1,751 

1945 — Hon.  P.  Martin, 

L  7,921 

Former  Division  of  Essex  North. 


1949 — Martin,  L  .  8,506 

1953 — Martin,  L  .  14,416 

1957 —  Martin,  L  .  11,430 

1958 —  Martin,  L  .  1,623 

1962 —  Martin,  L  .  16,081 

1963 —  Martin,  L  .  16,833 

1965 — Martin,  L  .  17,851 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1882 — I.  C.  Patterson,  C.  ..  692 

1887 — Patterson,  C  - 136 

1891 — Wm.  McGregor,  L  849 

1896 — McGregor,  L  . .  473 

1900— R.  F.  Sutherland,  L  670 


1904 — Sutherland,  L  .  368 

1908 — Sutherland,  L  .  551 

1911— A.  J.  Wilcox,  C  .  176 

1917— W,  C.  Kennedy,  O  446 

1921 — Kennedy,  L  .  7,195 


By-Elections  : — 

1909— (Nov.  11)— O.  I.  Wilcox.  C . . - .  84 

1922—  (Ian.  19)— Hon.  W.  C.  Kennedy,  L.  .  Accl. 

1923—  (March  1)— A.  F.  Healy,  L  . - .  W* 

Essex  was  undivided  up  to  1882,  the  record  of  the  old  Tiding  of 


"Essex"  being  as  follows  : — 


346 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — John  O'Connor,  C .  7 

1872 — Hon.  O'Connor,  C.  ...  761 


By-Election  : — 

1874— (Oct.  22)— Wm.  McGregor,  L 
(See  also  Essex  South.) 

ESSEX  SOUTH 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1882— L.  Wigle,  C.  . .  60 

1887 — James  Brien,  L  . .  33 

1891— H.  W.  Allan,  L  .  51 

1896 — M.  K.  Cowan,  L .  182 

1900 — Cowan,  L .  83 

1904— A.  H.  Clarke,  L.  ._  413 

1908 — Clarke,  L . . .  733 

1911 — Clarke,  L .  201 

1917— J.  W.  Brien,  G  _  169 

1921— Hon.  G.  P.  Graham,  L  513 

1925—  E.  J.  Gott,  C  ..._.. .  834 

1926—  Gott,  C  . . . .  323 


By-Election  :  — 

1922 — (Jan.  19) — Hon.  George  P. 


1874 — Wm.  McGregor,  L .  745 

1  1878 — J.  C.  Patterson,  C.  .„  278 


1,013 

(Ont.)— (Altered  1924.) 


1930— Gott,  C  _ 1,980 

1935— S.  M.  Clark,  L  .  703 

1940 — Clark,  L  _  2.167 

1945 — Clark,  L.  . 690 

1949 — Clark,  L  _  1,317 

1953 — S.  M.  Clark,  L  . .  3,200 

1957 —  R.  D.  Thrasher,  PC  426 

1958 —  Thrasher,  PC  _ _ _  6,104 

1962—  E.  F.  Whelan,  L  .  988 

1963 —  Whelan,  L _  769 

I  1965 — Whelan,  L  _  2,815 

Graham,  L  .  Accl. 


ESSEX  WEST  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  with  territory 
formerly  belonging  to  Essex  North.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 —  S.  C.  Robinson,  C  ...  2,521 

1926 —  Robinson,  C  .  460 

1930 — Robinson,  C  .  6,460 

1935 — N.  McLarty,  L  2,883 

1940— Hon.  N.  A. 

McLarty,  L  .  1,183 

1945 — D.  F.  Brown,  L  _  2,201 


(See  also  Essex  East.) 


1949 — Brown,  L  . 

1953 — Brown,  L . . 

1957 —  Brown,  L  _ _ ~~Z 

1958 —  N.  L.  Spencer,  PC 

1962 —  H.  Gray,  L  . 

1963 —  Gray,  L  _ _ 

1965 — Gray,  L  . . 


2,662 

5,807 

3,924 

4,737 

7,134 

12,219 

11,227 


FORT  WILLIAM  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924.  comprising 
of  Fort  William  and  Rainv  River. 1 


and  Rainy  River.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  Hon.  R.  J. 

Manion,  C  .  3,375 

1926 —  Manion,  C .  2,733 

1930 — Manion,  C  .  3,677 

1935 — D.  Mclvor,  L  . . .  91$ 

1940 — Mclvor,  L  . 1,736 

1945 — Mclvor,  L  . 1,351 

By-Election  : — 

1930 — (Aug.  25) — Hon.  R.  J.  Manion,  C 


1949— Mclvor,  L 
1953— Mclvor,  L  _Z 

1957 —  Mclvor,  L  . 

1958 —  H.  Badanai,  L 

1962 —  Badanai,  L 

1963 —  Badanai,  L  _ 

1965 — Badanai,  L  . 


Former  Division  of  Fort  William  and  Rainv  River. 


part 


3,818 

5,372 

626 

117 

5.121 

4,146 

3,439 


Accl. 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


347 


Record  General  Election  : — 

1917— R.  J.  Manion,  G . -  3,383  |  1921— Hon.  Manion,  C  300 

Former  constituency  of  Thunder  Bay  and  Rainy  River. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— J.  J.  Conmee,  L  ....  428  I  1911 — J.  J.  Carrick,  C  .  Accl. 

1908 — Conmee,  L  . .  1,241  I 

This  constituency  (established  under  the  Act  of  1903)  was  formerly 
part  of  Algoma,  which  see  for  early  record. 


FRASER  VALLEY  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914.) 


(Present  designation  conferred  by  Special  State  adopted  in 
Session  of  1921.  Formerly  called  Westminster  District.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— F.  B.  Stacey,  G.  ..  2,282 

1921 — E.  A.  Munro,  L  _  215 

1925—  H.  J.  Barber,  C .  1,266 

1926—  Barber,  C  . 2,100 

'930— Barber  C . 572 

1935— Barber,  C  .  729 

1940 — G.  A.  Cruickshank, 

L  _  427 


GASPE 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— P.  Fortin,  C.  _ _ 

1872 — Fortin,  C.  . . 

1874 —  L  G.  Harper,  C. 

1878— Fortin,  C  . . . 

1882 — Fortin,  C  . . 

1887 — J.  Z.  Joncas,  C 

1891 — Joncas,  C  - 

1896 — R.  Lemieux,  L,  ... 

1 900 — Lemieux,  L . . 

1904 — Hon.  Lemieux,  L. 

1908 — Hon.  Lemieux,  L. 

1911 — L.  P.  Gauthier,  C 
1917 — Hon.  Lemieux,  O 
1921 — Lemieux,  L - 

By-Elections: — 

1875—  (July  30)— John  Short,  C 
1904— (Feb.  20)— Hon.  Rodolphe 


1945 — Cruickshank,  L  . 

1949 — Cruickshank,  L  . . 

1953 — A.  B.  Patterson,  SC  ... 

1957 —  Patterson,  SC  . - 

1958—  H.  Hicks,  PC  . 

1962 —  A.  B.  Patterson,  SC 

1963 —  Patterson,  SC  . . 

1965 — Patterson,  SC  . . 

(Que.) 


1925 —  Lemieux,  L  _ 

1926 —  Lemieux,  L  _ 

1930 — M.  Brassett,  L . 

1935 — Brasset,  L . — 

1940 — J.  S.  Roy,  Ind.-C.  . . 

1945 — J.  G.  L.  Langlois,  L.  ... 

1949 — Langlois,  L..  . . 

1953 — Langlois,  L  . 

1957—  R.  English,  PC  . 

1958—  English,  PC  . . 

1962 —  English,  PC  . 

1963—  A.  Cyr,  L.  . . 

1965 — J.  R.  Keays,  PC  . 


Lemieux,  L 


Accl. 

Accl. 

45 


797 

Accl. 

74 

AocL 

42 

1,362 

Accl. 

1,492 

570 

4,278 

7,481 


1,527 

7,014 

300 

4,180 

6,476 

1,074 

1.765 

2,058 


4,087 

3,940 

3,371 

8,578 

209 

1.121 

2,917 

1,226 

68 

4,541 

2,475 

1,892 

593 


306 

Accl. 


GATINEAU  (QUE.) 

(Established  Under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947. 
Former  division  of  Wright). 


Record  General  Elections: 

1949 — Leon  J.  Raymond,  L  5,417 
1953 — J.  C.  Nadon,  L  .  5,827 

1957—  R.  Leduc,  L  .  5,248 

1958 —  R.  Leduc,  L  . —  1,836  I 


1962 —  R.  Leduc,  L  .  2,152 

1963 —  Leduc,  L  .. . —  5,294 

1965 — G.  Isabelle,  L  — .  8,175 


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By  election: — 

1954— (Mar.  22)  R.  Leduc.  L.  ... 
Former  Division  ol  Wright  : — 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1896 — C.  R.  Devlin,  L  _  382  | 

1900 — L.  N.  Champagne,  L  978  j 
1904 — Sir  W.  Laurier,  L  1,206  | 

1908 — E.  B.  Devlin,  L  _  711 

1911 — Devlin,  L  . .  1,184  | 

1917 — Devlin,  O  .  1,542  I 

1921 — R.  M.  Gendron,  L  2,920  I 


_ _ 3,954 


1925—  F.  W.  Perras,  L  _  712 

1926 —  Perras,  i  .  845 

1930 — Perras,  L  _  1,083 

1935 — Perras,  L  _  3,405 

1940 — R.  Leduc,  L . .  4,950 

1345 — Leon  J.  Raymond,  L.  3.787 


By-Elections  :  — 


1897 — (March  23) — L.  N.  Champagne,  L  . . . . . .  775 

1905 — (Feb.  13) — E.  B.  Devlin,  L  .  172 

1936 — (Aug.  3) — R.  Leduc,  L  .  Accl. 

1949 -(Oct.  24)— I.  C.  Nadon,  L . .  2.733 


See  Labelle,  and  particularly  record  of  old  County  of  Ottawa. 


GLENGARRY-PRESCOTT  (Ont.) 

(In  the  Redistribution  Act  preceding  the  General  Election  of  1953, 
Glengarry  and  Prescott  were  merged  into  a  single  riding) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 
1953 — R.  Bruneau,  L  .  1.907  I 

1957 —  O.  Villeneuve,  PC  1,580  I 

1958 —  O.F.  Villeneuve.  PC  520  | 

Former  Division  of  Glengarry: 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1962—  V.  Ethier,  L  _  2,857 

1963—  Ethier,  L  _ _  4,338 

1965 — Ethier,  L  _ _  3,807 


1925 —  A,  J.  Macdonald,  L  157  | 

1926 —  Macdonald,  L  .  633  | 

1930— A.  McGillis,  C  .  1,229 

1935 — J.  D.  MacRae,  L  1,346  | 

Former  Division  Glengarry  and 


1940 — W.  B.  MacDiarmid. 

L  .  1,765 

1945 — MacDiarmid,  L  2,053 

1949 — W.  Major,  L  . 1,250 


Stormont, 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the  union 
of  the  existing  constituencies  oi  Glengarry  and  Stormont.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


Accl.  |  1921 — J.  W,  Kennedy,  P 


378 


Kennedy,  UF  . . . . . . .  2,371 


Hon.  W.  L.  M.  King,  L 

constituency  of  Glengary. 


4,226 


1917 — J.  McMartin,  G 
By-Elections: — 

1919— (Oct.  27)— J.  W, 

1945 — (Aug.  6) — Rt, 

Electors  record  ol  former 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — D.  A.  Macdonald,  L  Accl. 

1872 — Macdonald,  L  .  1,096 

1874 — Macdonald,  L  .  676 

1878 — John  McLennan,  C  61 
1882 — Donald  McMaster,  C  223 
1887 — P.  Purcell,  L  .  206 


By-Elections  :  — 

1875 —  (July  7) — A'ch.  McNab,  L 

1876 —  (July  31) — Arch.  McNab,  L 


1891 — R.  R.  McLennan.  S  321 
1896 — McLennan,  C  734 

1900 — J.  T.  Schell,  L  . .  602 

1904 — Schell  L  .  450 

1908— J.  A.  McMillan,  L  .  302 

1911 — McMillan,  L  .  225 


282 

181 


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349 


1892 — (Jan.  14) — McLennan,  C  . . . . . . . -  327 

The  former  constituency  of  Stormont. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— R.  Pringle,  C .  Ill  |  1911— D.  O.  Alguire,  C .  131 

1908— R.  Smith,  L  . .  350  | 

Broadly  speaking,  this  constituency  was  an  amalgamation  of  the 
Confederation  ridings  of  "Cornwall"  and  "Stormont",  in  the  Redistri¬ 
bution  Act  preceding  the  general  elections  oi  1882,  the  original  two 
counties  disappeared  as  such;  but  the  new  division  of  "Cornwall  and 
Stormont"  replaced  them.  Under  the  Redistribution  Act  ol  1903  the 
name  "Cornwall"  disappeared  altogether. 


Record  oi  former  constituency 
1867— Hon.  J.  S. 

Macdonald,  L  . . 136  | 

1872 — D.  Bergin,  C.  .  Accl.  | 

1874 — A.  F.  Macdonald,  L  23  I 

Record  oi  former  constituency 

1867— S.  Ault,  L  .  592  | 

1872— C.  Archibald,  L  ......  36  I 

Record  of  former  constituency 

1882— D.  Bergin,  C  .  449  | 

1887— Bergin,  C . 171  I 

1891— Bergin,  C  . 218  I 

1896 — Bergin,  C  — .  325  I 

Former  Division  of  Prescott: 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — A.  Hagar,  L _  1,075  I 

1872 — Hagar,  L  . 6  I 

1878 — F.  Routhier,  C  -  5  | 

1882 — S.  Labrosse,  C -  301  I 

1887 — Labrosse,  C -  181  I 

1891— 1.  Proulx,  L _  661  I 

1896— Proulx,  L  -  338  I 

1900— Proulx,  L  -  419  I 

1904— E.  Proulx,  L  -  1,065  I 

1908— Proulx,  L . 1,457  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1892—  (March  30)— I.  Proulx,  L  . 

1929— (July  29)— E.  O.  Bertrand,  L 


of  Cornwall  : — 

1874 — (Oct.  by-elect.)  — 

Macdonald,  L  .  40 

1878— D.  Bergin,  C  .  38 

1880— Bergin,  C  .  177 

of  Stormont  : — 

1874 — Archibald,  L  .  208 

1878 — Oscar  Fulton,  C  .  197 

of  Cornwall  and  Stormont  : — 
1896— (Dec.  19,  by-elect.) 

J.  G.  Snetsinger,  L  592 
1900 — R.  A.  Pringle,  C  .  151 


1911 — Proulx,  L  .  1,312 

1917 — Proulx,  L  .  2,304 

1921 — J.  Binette,  NP  .  897 

1925 —  G.  Evanturel,  IL  ......  1,679 

1926 —  L.  M.  Auger,  I-L  .  712 

1930 — E.  O.  Bertrand,  L  .....  4,246 

1935 — Bertrand,  L  - . . . .  2,414 

1940 — Bertrand,  L  . . —  4,403 

1945 — Bertrand,  L  .  4,870 

1949 — R.  Bruneau,  lnd.  L.  1,232 


269 

1,500 


GLOUCESTER  (N.B.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1867 — T.  W.  Anglin,  L  —  390 

1872 — Anglin,  L  . 1,097 

1874— Anglin,  L  - Accl. 

1878 — Anglin,  L  .  Accl. 

1882— K.  F.  Burns,  C  .  641 

1887— Burns,  C  _  416 

1891 — Burns,  C  . -  372 

1896 — T.  Blanchard.  C  -...  807 

1900 — O.  Turgeon,  L  .  996 

1904 — Turgeon,  L  .  1,310 

1908 — Turgeon,  L  . 487 

1911 — Turgeon,  L  . 992 

1917 — Turgeon,  O  . .  Accl. 

1921 — Turgeon,  L  .  4,820 


1925 —  J.  G.  Robichaud,  L 

1926 —  P.  J.  Veniot,  L 

1930 — Hon.  Veniot,  L  . 

1935— Veniot,  L  . . 

1940 — C.  J.  Veniot,  L 
1945 — C.  T.  Richard,  L 
1949 — Richard,  L 

1953 — H.  Robichaud,  L 

1957 —  Robichaud,  L  . 

1958 —  Robichaud,  L  . 

1962 —  H.  Robichaud,  L. 

1963 —  Robichaud,  L  . 

1965 — Robichaud,  L  . . 


982 

1,659 

256 

8,854 

5,004 

4,899 

8,368 

3.788 

3,550 

1,407 

3,345 

7,979 

7,770 


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By-Elections  : — 


1877— (July 

2) — Hon.  T.  W.  Anglin,  L 

. .  327 

1894— (May 

5) — T.  Blanchard,  C  . 

280 

1922— (Nov. 

20) — J.  G.  Robichaud,  L  . 

1926— (Nov. 

2) — Hon.  P.  J.  Veniot,  L  . . 

1936— (Aug. 

17)— C.  J.  Veniot.  L  . 

1952— (May 

26) — Albany  M.  Robichaud,  P.C . 

989 

GRAND  FALLS-WHITE  BAY-LABRADOR  (Nfld.) 
(Created  by  the  Union  of  Newfoundland  as  Canada's 
10th  Province,  March  31,  1949) 


Record  General  Elections: 
1949— T.  G.  W.  | 

Ashbourne,  L  _  10,423  I 

1953— T.  G.W.  | 

Ashbourne,  L  . .  8,669  I 

1957 — T.  Ashbourne,  L _ 7,871  | 


1958— C.  R.  Granger,  L 

1962 —  Granger,  L.  . . 

1963 —  Granger,  I,  _ _ 

1965 — Granger,  L _ _ _ 


By-Election  : — 


1966— (Sept.  19)— A.  Chatwood,  L 


6.199 

10.344 

11.688 

12.207 


7,239 


GREENWOOD  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  as  one  of  the 
Divisions  of  the  City  of  Toronto.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1935 — D  Massey.  C  .  4.214 

1940 — Massey,  NG  . 7,313 

1945— Massey.  PC  6,332 

1949—1.  E.  McMillin,  PC  163 
1953 — J.  M.  Macdonnell, 

PC  .  3,298 

By-Election  :  — 


1957 —  Macdonnell,  PC  . . .  6,387 

1958—  Hon.  J.  M. 

Macdonnell,  PC  _  10.658 

1962—  A.  Brewin,  NDP  _  544 

1963 —  Brewin,  NDP  . .  2.200 

1965 — Brewin,  NDP  .  4,638 


1949 — (Oct.  24) — I.  Macdonnell,  PC  . 

(See  also  other  Toronto  Divisions.) 


2.183 


GRENVILLE-DUNDAS  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprising  territory 
formerly  belonging  to  Electoral  Division  of  Grenville  and  Dundas.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 —  A.  C.  Casselman,  C.  2,954  I 

1926 —  Casselman,  C.  3.356  ' 

1930 — Casselman,  C  .  4,420  | 

1935 — Casselman,  C  . .  2,355  I 

1940 — Casselman,  NG  .  1.583  I 

1945— Casselman,  PC  .  4,672  I 

1949 — Casselman,  PC  .  3,348  I 


By-Election  : — 

1958 — (Sept.  29) — Jean  Casselman, 
Former  Division  of  Grenville. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904 — Reid,  C . 632  | 

1908— Reid.  C  . . 635  I 

1911— Reid.  C  .  910  | 


1953 — Casselman,  PC  3,942 

1957 —  Casselman.  PC  _  4.565 

1958 —  J.  Casselman.  PC  _  6.453 

1962 —  Casselman,  PC  .  3,749 

1963 —  Casselman.  PC  .  3,227 

1965—J.  Wadds,  PC  _ _  2,915 


pc  - -  5,141 


1917 — Reid,  G  . . . .  1,277 

1921 — A.  C.  Casselman,  C.  1,933 


general  elections 


351 


By-Elections  : — 

1911— (Oct.  27)— Hon.  J.  D.  Reid,  C  . _ .  Accl. 

1922 — (Jan.  26) — Rt.  Hon.  A.  Meighen,  C .  1,662 

Grenville  consists  of  the  former  constituency  of  Grenville  South 
and  part  of  the  old  riding  of  Leeds  and  Grenville  North. 

Record  for  Grenville  South. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Walter  Shanly,  C  ... 

160 

1887— Walter  Shanly,  C. 

220 

1872 — W.  H.  Brouse,  L  ... 

85 

1891— J.  D.  Reid,  C  . 

111 

1874 — Brouse,  L 

111 

1896— Reid,  C. 

107 

1878— J.  P.  Wiser,  L 

35 

1900— Reid,  C  . 

124 

1882 — W.  T.  Benson,  C  . 

148 

By-Elections  : — 

1885 — (July  4) — Walter  Shanly,  C 

. 

Accl. 

For  records  of  Leeds 

and  Grenville  South,  see  Leeds. 

Former  Division  of  Dundas. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— J.  S.  Ross,  C  . 

Accl. 

1896 — Andrew  Broder,  C  . 

62 

1872— W.  Gibson,  L.  . 

88 

1900 — Broder,  C  . 

258 

1874 — Gibson,  L . 

73 

1904 — Broder,  C  .... 

421 

1878— J.  S.  Ross,  C.  . 

179 

1908 — Broder,  C  . 

460 

1882— Dr  Hickey,  C  . 

89 

1911 — Broder,  C  . 

644 

1887— Hickey,  C . 

119 

1917 — O.  D.  Casselman,  G 

1.430 

1891 — H.  R.  Ross,  C.  . 

60 

1921— P.  Elliott  . 

233 

GREY-BRUCE  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1935 — Miss 

1957— E.  A.  Winkler,  PC 

3,101 

MacPhail.  UFO-Lab 

1,483 

1958— E.  A.  Winkler,  PC 

5,630 

1940 — W.  E.  Harris.  L  . . 

1,445 

1962— Winkler,  PC 

3,505 

1945 — Harris,  L  . 

1,330 

1963— Winkler,  PC  . 

3,554 

1949 — Harris,  L  . 

4,472 

1965— Winkler,  PC  . 

4,499 

1953 — Hon.  W.  E.  Harris, 

L  . 

2,957 

Former  Division  of  Grey  South 

East. 

1917— R.  J.  Ball,  G  . 

1,246 

1925 — Miss  MacPhail,  P  . 

1,407 

1921— Miss  Agnes 

1926 — Mis3  MacPhail,  P  . 

1,728 

MacPhail,  P  . 

2,590 

1930 — Miss  MacPhail,  P 

243 

Former  riding  of  Grey 

South. 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1867 — Geo.  Jackson,  C  . 

13 

1891 — Landerkin,  L  . 

97 

1872 — Dr.  G.  Landerkin,  L 

173 

1896 — Landerkin,  L 

66 

1874 — Landerkin,  L  . . 

385 

1900— M.  K.  Richardson,  C 

144 

1878 — Geo.  Jackson,  C  . 

81 

1904— H.  H.  Miller,  L  . 

316 

1882 — Dr.  G.  Landerkin,  L 

76 

1908— Miller,  L  . _... 

87 

1887 — Landerkin,  L 

97 

1911— R.  J.  Bali  C  . __ 

48 

Former  riding  of  Grey  East. 


352 


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Record  General 

Elections: — 

1872— W.  K.  Flesher 

.  545 

1874— Flesher,  C  ... 

.  445 

1878— Dr.  T.  S. 

Sproule,  C  _ 

.  531 

1882 — Sproule,  C  - 

_  414 

1887 — Sproule,  C  _. 

.  555 

(See  also  Grey  North.) 


1891 — Sproule,  C  _  19 

1896 — Sproule,  C  . 521 

1900— Sproule,  C  _  365 

1904 — Sproule,  C  . 682 

1908— Sproule,  C  . . . .  1,186 

1911— Sproule,  C  _ 1,085 


GREY  NORTH  (Ont.)  (Altered  1903  and  1914.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — Geo.  Snider,  L  _  256 

1872— Snider,  L  _  141 

1874 — Snider,  L  _  79 

1878— S.  J.  lane,  C  -  43 

1882— B.  Allen,  L  . .  72 

1887 — /as.  Masson,  C  _  57 

1891 — Masson,  C  _ _  247 

1896 — John  Clark,  L  .  32 

1900 — E.  H.  Horsey,  L  .  31  | 

1904— W.  P.  Tellord,  L  .  23  | 

1908 — Middleboro,  C  .  146  j 

1911 — Middleboro,  C  .  342  I 

1917 — Middleboro,  G  .  2,294  | 

1921— M.  R.  Duncan,  C  _  202  | 

By-Elections  : — 


1896 — (Aug.  18)— Hon.  W.  Paterson,  L  . . . . — . —  424 

1903 — (Feb.  24) — T.  I.  Thompson,  C  . .  235 

1945— (Feb.  5)— W.  G.  Case,  C  .  1.236 


In  the  12th  Parliament,  Grey  was  divided  into  three  ridings:  "Grey 
East",  "Grey  North",  and  "Grey  South".  The  Redistribution  Act 
reduced  the  number  of  ridings  to  two,  "Gcey  North"  and  "Grey  South¬ 
east". 

(See  also  Grey-Bruce.) 


1925—  Duncan,  C  _  446 

1926—  W.  P.  Telford,  L  .....  564 

1930 — V.  C.  Porteous,  C  _  187 

1935— W.  P.  Telford,  L  _  1,320 

1940— Telford,  L  . 1,813 

1945— W.  G.  Case,  PC  _  1,643 

1949 — C.  E.  Bennett,  L  2,360 

1953— C.  E.  Bennett,  L  _  1,075 

1957—  P.  V.  Noble,  PC  _  3,932 

1958—  Noble,  PC  _ _ _  6,250 

1962—  Noble,  PC  . .  3,812 

1963—  Noble,  PC  _  2,985 

1965— Noble,  PC  _  2,219 


HALIFAX  (N.S.  — 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— A.  G.  Jones,  L  .  223  | 

— P.  Power,  L  .  109  I 

1872— W.  J.  Almon,  C  . 76  | 

— S.  Tobin,  C .  44  I 

1874— P.  Power,  L  .  2,352  I 

— A.  G.  Jones,  L  .  2,145  | 

1878— W.  H.  Richey,  C  .  669  I 

— M.  B.  Daly,  C  .  606  | 

1882— Daly,  C .  65  I 

— Ritchey,  C 

1887— A.  G.  Jones,  L  . .  82  I 

— T.  E.  Kenny,  C  . .  144 

1891— J.  F.  Stairs,  C  .  927  I 

— Kenny,  C  . 1.100  I 


(Two  members). 


1896— R.  L.  Borden,  C  _  688 

— B.  Russell,  I.  _  381 

1900 — Borden,  C  .  325 

— W.  Roche,  L . . _..  15 

1904 — Roche,  L  . . . . .  600 

— M.  Carney,  L  . 447 

1908— R.  L.  Borden,  C  .  751 

— A.  B.  Crosby,  C  .  692 

1911 — R.  L.  Borden,  C  . .  161 

— A.  K.  Maclean,  L  ......  159 

1917 — Hon.  A.  K.  Maclean, 

G  . Accl. 

— P.  F.  Martin,  G  . .  Accl. 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


3  S  3 


1921— Ed.  Elaccader,  L  .  5,141 

■ — Hon.  A.  K.  Maclean, 

L  .  4,876 

1925 —  W.  A.  Black,  C  7,981 

- — F.  P.  Quinn,  C  .  7,387 

1926—  Hon.  W.  A.  Black,  3,772 

— F.  P.  Quinn,  C  .... .  3,164 

1930— Hon.  W.  A.  Black,  C  2,172 

— F.  P.  Quinn,  C  .  1,841 

1935— G.  B.  Isnor,  L  .  10,534 

— R.  E.  Finn,  L  _  9,688 

1940— W.  C.  MacDonald,  3,892 

— G.  B.  Isnor,  L  .  1,201 

1945— Isnor,  L  .  8,225 

— MacDonald,  L  .  5,434 


1949 — Isnor,  L  .  14,580 

—J.  H.  Dickey,  L  ......  12,806 

1953—1.  H.  Dickey,  L  —  8,035 

— S.  R.  Balcom,  L  7,670 

1957—  E.  Morris,  PC  .  2,908 

— R.  McCleave,  PC  .  2,608 

1958 —  R.  McCleave,  PC  .  19,466 

— Morris,  PC  .  19,028 

1962 —  McCleave,  PC  .  1,492 

— Morris,  PC  . -  332 

— P.  F.  Martin,  G  —  Accl. 

1963—  J.  E.  Lloyd,  L  . .  3,726 

— G.  A.  Regan,  L  -  2,625 

1965— R.  McCleave,  PC  ......  5,947 

— J.  M.  Forestall,  PC  2,787 


By-Elections  : — 


1878— (Jan. 
1883— (July 
1892— (Feb. 
1892— (Feb. 
1911— (Oct. 

1922—  (Dec. 

1923—  (Dec. 
1947— (July 
1950 — (June 


29) — Hon.  A.  G.  Jones,  L  . 

24)— J.  F.  Stairs,  C  . 

ID— T.  E.  Kenny,  C  . 

11)— J-  F.  Stairs,  C  . 

27) — Hon.  R.  L.  Borden,  C 

4)  — R.  E.  Finn,  L  . 

5) — W.  A.  Black,  C  _ . 

14) — J.  H.  Dickey,  L  . 

19) — S.  R.  Balcom,  L.  _ _ 


220 

Accl. 

445 

400 

Accl. 

3,872 

1,932 

8,318 

10,969 


HALTON  (Ont.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— John  White,  L  _  133 

1872— White,  L  .  136 

1874— D.  B.  Chisholm,  C..  23 

1878— Hon.  W. 

McDougall,  I  . .  18 

1882 — Wm.  Craney,  L  —  83 

1887 — John  Waldie,  L  .....  9 

1891 — D.  Henderson,  C  ....  104 

1896 — Henderson,  C  . .  84 

1900 — Henderson,  C  . .  146 

1904 — Henderson,  C  .  140 

1908 — Henderson,  C  .  212 

1911 — Henderson,  C  .  419 

1917 — Anderson,  G  _ 2,770 


1921 — R.  K.  Anderson,  C  ..  1,615 

1925 —  Anderson,  C  . . .  1,351 

1926 —  Anderson,  C  .  1,914 

1930 — Anderson,  C  .  1,170 

1935 — H.  Cleaver,  L  .  1,031 

1940 — H.  Cleaver,  L  . .  1,604 

1945 — Cleaver,  L  .  581 

1949 — Cleaver,  L  .  1,447 

1953— S.  Bennett,  PC  .  1,182 

|  iq57— A.  Best.  PC  .  8,650 


|  1958— Best,  PC  .  11,078 

I  1962 — Harley,  L  .  98 

I  1963— Harley,  L  . .  9,533 

I  1965— Harley,  L  . .  8,803 


By-Elections  : — 

1875 — (Jan.25) — Wm.  McCraney,  L 
1888 — (Feb.  7) — David  Henderson,  C 
1888 — (Aug.  15) — J.  Waldie,  L 

1892 — (Jan. 28) — D.  Henderson,  C  . 


135 

104 

24 

442 


354 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


HAMILTON  EAST  (Ont.)  —  (Altered  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904 — S  Barker,  C _ 206 

1908 — Barker.  C  _  1,092 

1911 — Barker,  C  . 2,575 

1917 — Hon.  S.  C.  Mewbum  6,752 

1921 — Mewburn,  C _ 1,196 

1925 —  Mewbum,  C  . . _  13,383 

1926—  G.  S.  Rennie,  C  ...  8,967 

1930 —  Rennie,  C  . . 4,751 

1935 — A.  A.  Brown,  C  _  2,790 

By-Election  :— 

1931—  (Aug.  10)— M.  Mitchell,  Lab. 


1940— T.  H.  Ross. 

L  _ 

2,337 

1945 — Ross,  L  . 

1.657 

1949 — Ross,  L  . 

....  2.880 

1953 — Ross.  L 

.  3,912 

1957 — Q.  Martini, 

PC  ... 

2, <517 

1958— Q.  Martini, 

PC  . 

.  7,619 

1962 — J.  C.  Munro 

,  L  . 

3.590 

1963 — Munro,  L  . 

...  5,523 

1965 — Munro,  L 

— 

5.349 

3,656 

Hamilton  E.  and  Hamilton  W.  were  formerly  united  and  composed 
of  the  old  constituency  of  Hamilton,  the  record  of  which  wa»  as 
follows  : — 


1867 — Chas.  Magill,  L _ Accl.  I 


1872— B.  D.  Chisholm,  C...  119  I 

— H.  B.  Whitton,  C  _  76 

1874— A.  T.  Wood,  L  ..._ .  568 

— Aemellus  Irving,  L  565 

1878 — F.  E.  Kilvert,  C  ......  247 

— Thos.  Robertson,  C  209 

1882— Kilvert,  C  . 272 

— Robertson,  C  . 466 

By-Election  : — 


1875— (May  20)— A.  E.  Irving.  L 
A.  F.  Wood,  L 


1887 — A.  Brown,  C  . .  64 

—Alex.  McKay,  C  __  161 

1891— A.  McKay,  C  . .  654 

— S.  S.  Ryckman,  C  ..  682 

1896— A.  T.  Wood,  L  126 

— T.  H.  Macpherson,  L  81 

1900— S.  Barker,  C  _  683 

— F.  C.  Bruce,  C  _  795 


376 

351 


HAMILTON  SOUTH  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ol  1952) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953 — R.  E.  Reinke,  L 

1957—  R.  McDonald,  PC 

1958—  R.  McDonald,  PC 


3,076  |  1962— R.  M.  McDonald.  PC 

4,474  I  1963— W.  D.  Howe,  NDP  . 

13,579  |  1965— Howe,  NDP  _ _ _ 


1.459 

1,363 

3.043 


HAMILTON  WEST  (Ont.) 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1904 — A.  Zimmerman,  L  ...  239  | 

1908 — T.  J.  Stewart,  C  394  | 

1911 — Stewart,  C  .  1.820  | 

1917 — Stewart,  G  .  2.773  I 

1921 — Stewart.  C  .  1,952 

1925—  C.  W  Bell.  C  11.224  I 

1926—  Bell.  C  .  7.223  I 

1930— Bell,  C  .  4,703 

1935— H.  E.  Wilton,  C  2,792 

1940 — C.  W.  G.  Gibson,  L  2.933 
1945 — Hon.  Gibson,  L  .  2,189 


By-Elections  : — 


—  (Altered  in  1933) 

1949 — Hon.  Gibson,  L.  3,072 

1953 — Mrs.  E.  Fairclough, 

PC  . . . . .  2,972 

1957 —  Mrs.  E.  Fairclough, 

P-C . 6,569 

1958—  Hon.  E.  Fairclough, 

PC  . 13.767 

1962 —  Fairclough,  PC  _  1,747 

1963 —  J.  Macaluso,  L  _  2,852 

1965 — Macaluso,  L  _  2,359 


C  . . . . .  807 

40« 


1937— (March  22)— J.  A.  Marsh. 

1950 — (May  15)  Mrs.  E.  L.  Fairclough,  P.C. 
See  Hamilton  East. 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


355 


HASTINGS-FRONTENAC  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ot  1952) 
Record  General  Elections  ■  — 


1953— G.  S.  White,  PC  3,447  I  1962— R.  Webb,  PC 

1957— G.  S.  White,  PC  6,433  I  1963— Webb,  PC 

1959 — Hon.  S.  E.  Smith,  j  1965 — Webb  PC 

PC  . - -  8,419  I 

By-Election  : — 


1957 — (Nov.  4) — Hon.  S.  Smith  . . . 

1959— (Oct.  5)— R.  Webb,  PC  . . _ . 

Former  Division  of  Hastings-Peterborough. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  A.  T.  Embury,  C  ......  2,764  1935— R.  S.  Ferguson,  L 

1926—  Embury,  C  -  4,117  1940 — G.  S.  White,  NG 

1930— Embury,  C  _ - -  3,994  1945— White,  PC  . 

1949— White,  PC  . 

Former  Division  of  Hastings  East. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904— W.  Northrup,  C  _  328  1917— Thompson,  G 

1908— Northrup,  C  .  1,345  1921 — T.  H.  Thompson,  C 

1911 — Northrup,  C  . .  1.066 


Up  to  1903,  Hastings  consisted  of  three  divisions:  Hastings 
North  and  West.  Their  electoral  records  follow  : — 


Hastings  East  (old  constituency). 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— Read.  C  .  643  I  1887— S.  B.  Burdett,  L 

1872— John  White.  C  .  44  I  1891— Burdett,  L 

1874— White.  C  . . .  71  I  1896— J.  M.  Hurley,  L. 

1878— White,  C  .  20  I  1900-W.  B.  Northrup,  C 

1882— White.  C  .  53  | 


By-Elections: — 

1871 — (March  20) — John  White,  C 
1879— (Feb.  25)— J.  White,  C 
1892— (Feb.  20) — W.  B.  Northrup,  C 
Hastings  North  (old  constituencv). 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— M.  Bowell,  C  . 

289 

1 

1887— Bowell,  C  . 

1872— Bowell,  C  _ . . 

207 

1 

1891— Bowell.  C 

1874— Bowell,  C  . 

97 

1 

1896— A.  W.  Carscallen,  C 

1878 — Bowell,  C 

241 

1 

1900 — Carscallen,  C  . 

1882 — Hon.  M.  Bowell,  C 

351 

1 

By-Elections: — 

1878 — (Nov.  6) — Hon.  M.  Bowell,  C 
1892 — (Dec.  30) — A.  W.  Carscallen,  C 
Hastings  West  (old  constituency). 


6,148 

5,842 

6,256 


10,247 

5,696 


1,052 

264 

2.650 

1,897 


2.293 

1,394 


East. 


64 

54 

223 

71 


Accl. 

74 

422 


1.041 

206 

743 

655 


Accl. 

359 


356 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — James  Brown,  C  _  460 

1872 — Brown,  C  _  455 

1874 — Brown,  C  . 365 

1878 — James  Brown,  L  _  251 

1882 — A.  Robertson,  C  _  236 


By-Elections  : — 

1888— (March  17)— H.  Corby,  C 

1884— (July  4)— Corby,  C  . 

1901— (Jan.  15)— E.  G.  Porter,  C  .. 
Former  Division  of  Frontenac. 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — T.  Kirkpatrick,  C  ...  549 

1872 — G.  A.  Kirkpatrick,  C  Accl. 

1874 — Kirkpatrick,  C  _  476 

1878 — Kirkpatrick,  C  .  813 

1882 — Kirkpatrick,  C  . .  Accl. 

1887 — Kirkpatrick,  C  .  416 

1891 — Kirkpatrick,  C  205 


By-Elections  : — 


1887 — Robertson,  C  _  178 

1891— H.  Corby,  C  . 360 

1896— Corby,  C  _  245 

1900— Corby,  C  _ 824 

1904— E.  C.  Porter,  C  .  879 


Accl. 

Accl. 

501 


1896 — D.  D.  Rogers,  P  . .  321 

1900— H.  A.  Calvin,  C  .  364 

1904— M.  Avery,  C  . . .  321 

1908 — J.  W.  Edwards.  C  ...  412 

1911 — Edwards,  C  _  858 

1917— Edwards,  G  .  1,983 

1921 — W.  S.  Reed,  P  .  223 


1870 — (April  25  and  26) — Geo.  A.  Kirkpatrick,  C  _  352 

1892 — (June  10) — H.  A.  Calvin,  C  . . .  Accl. 


HASTINGS  SOUTH  (Ont.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprising  the 
whole  of  Hastings  West  and  part  of  Hastings  East.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925— W.  E.  Tummon,  C_  2,611  1 

1953— Follwell,  L 

.  1,049 

1926 — Tummon,  C  . 

3,792  | 

1957— L.  Grills,  PC  . 

.  2,174 

1930 — Tummon,  C 

2,199  | 

1958— Grills,  PC  . 

.  7,780 

1935 — C.  A.  Cameron,  L 

410 

1962— Grills,  PC 

.  1,654 

1940— G.  H.  Stokes,  NG  ... 

2,671  | 

1963— R.  Temple,  L  .. 

646 

1945 — Stokes,  PC  . 

1,126 

1  1965— L.  Grills,  PC  .  . 

255 

1949— F.  S.  Follwell,  L 

2,762  | 

Former  Division  of  Hastings  West. 


Record  General  Elections 


1904— E.  G.  Porter,  G .  879  |  1917— Porter,  G  . . . .  1,625 

1908— Porter,  C  .  1,161  j  1921— Porter,  C  ...  l'l71 

1911— Porter,  C  .  1,771  I 


By-Election  : — 

1924 — (Nov.  25) — Chas.  E.  Hanna,  L  . .  414 

(See  also  Hastings-Frontenac.) 


HIGH  PARK  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924  with  territory  of 
the  City  of  Toronto.)  —  (Altered  1933.) 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


357 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1925— A.  J.  Anderson,  C  ...  10,344  | 


1926 — Anderson,  C.  .  8,199  | 

1930 — Anderson,  C  .  6,042  i 

1935 — Anderson,  C  .  2,592  1 

1940 — A.  J.  Anderson,  NG  205  I 
1945 — W.A.  McMaster,  PC  1,618  I 
1949 — A.  J.  P.  Cameron,  L  490  I 


HOCHELAGA  (Montreal, 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Hon.  A.A.  Dorion,  L  23 

1872 — L.  Beaubien,  C  .  518 

1874 — Desjardins,  C  . .  Accl. 

1878 — Desjardins,  C  .  1 

1882 — Desjardins,  C  . Accl. 

1887 — Desjardins,  C  .  218 

1891 — Desjardins,  C  .  1,461 

1896— J.  A.  C.  Madore,  L  _  506 

1900 — Madore,  L  .  635  I 

1904— L.  A.  A.  Rivet,  L  .  593 

1908— Rivet,  L  .  79 

1911—1,.  Coderre,  C  .  1,373 

1917— J.  E.  Lesaqe,  O  .  9,388 


1921— E.  C.  St.  P&re,  L  ......  17,829  I 


1953 — Cameron,  L  .  1,506 

1957 —  J.  Kucherepa,  PC  .  2,269 

1958 —  Kucherepa,  PC  — .  4,703 

1962 —  A.  J.  P.  Cameron,  L  2,299 

1963 —  Cameron,  L  -  5,989 

1965 — Cameron,  L  . .  4,663 


Que.) — (Altered  1924.) 


1925—  St.  Pere,  L  .. — . - 

1926—  St.  Pere,  L  - 

1930 — St.  Pere,  L  . . - . 

1935— St.  Pere,  L  . - - 

1940— R.  Eudes,  L  - 

1945 — Eudes,  L  . . 

1949 — Eudes,  L  .. . - . - 

1953 — Eudes,  L  . - . 

1957—  Eudes,  L  . 

1958 —  Eudes,  L  . 

1962 —  Eudes,  L  . 

1963—  Eudes,  L  . . 

1965— G.  Pelletier,  L  . 


10,009 

13,809 

10,372 

12,342 

7,677 

14,558 

10,703 

15.548 

16.548 
3,861 
5,436 
5,558 
7,029 


By-Elections  : — 

1892 — (Oct.  14) — Dr  S.  Lachapelle,  G  . 

1904— (Feb.  16)— L.  A.  A.  Rivet,  L  . 

1912— (Nov.  19)— Hon.  L.  Coderre,  C  . 

1915— (Oct.  6)— Hon.  E.  L.  Patenaude, 

Under  the  Redistribution  Act.  1892,  ....  —  . 
county  were  added  to  the  new  division  of  Maisonneuve. 

HULL  (Que.)— (Altered  1924.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  the  ci  y 

of  Hull,  formerly  included  in  the  county  of  Wright.) 


. .  Accl. 

...  ..  278 

. .  ZZ~ . .  2,273 

q  Accl. 

the  eastern  sections  of  this 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1917 — J.  E.  Fontaine,  O  ...  Accl. 
1921 — Fontaine,  L  .  9,488 

1925—  Fontaine,  L  .  5,687 

1926 —  Fontaine,  L  .  8,714 

1930 — A.  Fournier,  L  .  6,632 

1935 — Fournier,  L  .  4,126 

1940 — Fournier,  L  .  4,170 

1945 — Hon.  A.  Fournier,  L  5,764 

By-Election  : — 

1967— (May  29) — P.  Caron,  L 

HUMBER— ST. 

(Created  by  the  Union  of 
10th  province, 


|  1949— Hon.  A.  Fournier, 

|  1953— A.  Caron,  L  - 

|  1957 — Caron,  L  . . . 

|  1958— Caron,  L  . . . 

|  1962 — Caron,  L  . - . 

I  1963 — Caron,  L  - - 

|  1965— A.  Caron,  L  . . .— 


GEORGE'S,  (Ntld). 
Newfoundland  as  Canada 
March  31,  1949) 


L  11,386 

._  15.546 
3,570 
.._  7,263 

6,290 

.  6,064 

...  8,086 


3,139 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1949 — W.  R.  Kent,  L  . 

1953 — H.  Batten,  L  - 

1957—  Batten,  L  . . 

1958—  Batten,  L  - - - 


10,930 

8,914 

5,192 

3,229 


1962—  Batten,  L 

1963 —  Batten,  L 
1965 — Batten,  L 


4,884 

8,732 

5,647 


358 


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1962 —  R.  Rapp,  PC 

1963 —  Rapp,  PC 
1965 — Rapp,  PC  ___ 


HUMBOLDT-MELFORT-TISDALE  (Sask.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953 — H.  Bryson,  CCF  _  1,444  I 

1957 —  H.  Bryson,  CCF  .  1,914  I 

1958 —  R.  Rapp,  PC  _  3,356  I 

Former  Division  of  Humboldt 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904 — Adamson,  L  _  637 

1908 — Neely,  L  . 1.389 

1911 — Neely,  L  . _ .  4,318 

1917 — Lang.  G  .  2.X1A 

1521 — C.  W.  Stewart,  P.._.  5.573 

1925 — A.  F.  Totzke,  L . .  676 


1926— Totzke,  L  . . 

1930 — Totzke,  L 
1935 — H.  R.  Fleming,  L 
1940 — Fleming,  L 
1945—J.  W.  Burton,  CCF 
1949—1.  L  Hetland,  L 


6.480 

7,765 

6,120 


3.817 

3,931 

2,285 

1,272 

1,463 

821 

3.623 


By-Election: — 

1943— (Aug.  9)— J.  W.  Burton,  C.C.F. 

(See  Assiniboia.) 

Former  Division  of  Melfort: 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925 —  M.  McLeon,  L  _ _  1,042  I 

1926 —  McLean,  L  .  2  964  I 

1930 — R.  Weir,  C  .  ll332 

1935— M.  H.  McLean,  L  __  1^575  | 

By-Election  : — 

1930— (Aug.  25)— Hon.  R.  Weir,  C 
(See  Prince  Albert.) 

HURON  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 

Former  Division  of  Humboldt  : 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 

J^3-Elston  Cardiff  PC  ...  953  |  1962-Cardiff.  PC  2  385 

1  lin  E  Cardif/'  vr  .  1963— Cardiff,  PC  .  2.055 

1958  E.  Cardiff,  PC  .  6,558  |  1965— R.  E.  McKinley,  PC  1.133 

Record  of  former  Division  of  Huron  North: 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1940— P.  E.  Wright,  CCF 

3,339 

1945— Wright. 

CCF 

4,054 

1949— Wright, 

CCF  . . 

91 

Accl 

1935 — R.  J.  Deachman,  L  583 
1940— L.  E.  Cardiff.  NG  40 

1945 — Cardiff,  PC  .  1  810 

1949—  Cardilf,  PC,  . . .  521 


1917— Jas.  Bowman.  G  .....  2,029 

1921—1.  W.  King,  P  .  1,196 

1925 —  King,  P  .  170 

1926 —  King,  P  . .  345 

1930 — G.  Spotton,  C  . .  233 

By-Election  : — 

1927—  Sept.  12  —  G.  Spotton,  C  . . . 

Record  of  former  Division  of  Huron-Perth: 

Record  General  Elections  :— 

'535— W.H.  Golding,  L  3,255  I  1945— Golding,  L 

1940— Golding,  L  -  2,150  I  1949— A.  Y.  McLean,  L 

Former  Division  of  Huron  South. 


188 


475 

295 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


359 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917 — J.  J.  Merrier,  G  _  543 

1921— Wm.  Black,  P .  44 

1925— T.  McMillan,  L  253 


1926— McMillan,  L  .  1,158 

1930— McMillan,  L  . .  349 


By-Election: — 

1932— (Oct.  3)— W.  H.  Golding,  L  . 

The  former  riding  of  Huron  East. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1882 — Tho.  Farrow,  C  —  60 

1891 — Macdonald,  L  .  308 

1887— Di  P.  Macdonald,  L  61 

1896— Macdonald,  L  ......  159 


1900 — Macdonald,  L  .  140 

1904 — Thos.  Chisholm,  C  184 

1908 — Chisholm,  C  . .  83 

1911 — Bowman  . . - . .  198 


At  Confederation,  the  County  of  Huron  was  divided  Into  two  elec¬ 
toral  divisions.  "Huron  North"  and  "Huron  South".  In  1872,  Huron 
Centre"  was  created  the  three  constituencies  named  so  remaining 
until  the  i  edistribution  preceding  the  general  election  of  1882,  when 
the  nomenclature,  "Huron  East",  "Huron  South"  and  Huron  West 
was  adopted. 


Record  of  former  constituency  of  Huron  North. 

1867— J.  Whitehead,  L  _  622  |  1874— Farrow, 

1872— Thos.  Farrow,  C  191  I  1878— Farrow, 


C 

c 


145 

84 


Record  of  former  constituency  of  Huron  Centre. 
1872— Horace  Horton,  L  _  486  I  1878— Horton,  L  .... 

1874— Horton,  L  _  770  | 


By-Election: — 

1878— (Nov.  2)— Sir  R.  Cartwright,  L 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— M.  C.  Cameron,  L  171 

1872 — Cameron,  L  .  85 

1874 — Cameron,  L  .  86 

1878 — Cameron,  L  .  165 

1882— J.  McMillan,  L  .  507 

1887— McMillan,  L  .  758 


401 


1891 — McMillan,  L  .  855 

1896 — McMillan,  L  .  305 

1900 — Geo.  McEwan,  L  .  221 

1904 — B.  B.  Gunn,  C  111 

1908 — McLean,  L  .  154 

1911 — Merner,  C  H4 


By-Elections:  — 

1875— (Feb.  ll)—Thos.  Greenway,  Ind 
1883— (Dec.  10)— Sir  R.  J.  Cartwright,  L 
1908— (Jan.  22)— M.  Y.  McLean,  L  . 


Accl. 

Accl. 

Ill 


Former  constituency  of  Huron  West,  established  in  1882,  altered 


in  1903. 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1882 — M.  C.  Cameron,  L  _  29 

1887 — Robt.  Porter,  C  -  27 

1891 — M.  C.  Cameron,  L  ...  379 

1896— Cameron,  L  .  317 


1900 — Robt.  Holmes,  L  .  20 

1904 — E.  N.  Lewis,  C  .  93 

1908 — Lewis,  C  . . - .  62 

1911 — Lewis,  C  . -  175 


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By-Elections: — 

1892 — (Feb.  23) — Hon.  J.  C.  Patterson, 
1896 — (Jan.  14) — M.  C.  Cameron,  L 

1899 —  (Feb.  21) — Robt.  Holmes,  L  _ 

Former  Division  of  Perth  North. 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1867 — Redford,  L _  208  I 

1872 — Daly,  C  . 56  I 

1874 —  A.  Monteith,  C _  163  I 

1878 — S.  R.  Hesson,  C _  83  I 

1882 — Hesson,  C  _  252 

1887 — Hesson,  C  . 200 

1891 —  J.  N.  Grieve,  L  . .  71 

1896 — -A.  F.  MacLaren,  C  46 

1900 —  MacLaren,  C  _  280 

By-Elections  :  — 

1875—  (July  7)— A.  Monteith  C  . . 

1892 —  (May  19) — J.  N.  Grieve,  L  _ 

Former  Division  of  Perth  South. 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1867 — McFarlane,  L  _  97 

1872 — J.  Trow,  L  .  427 

1874 — Trow,  L  .  Accl 

1878 — Trow,  L _ _  77 

1882 — Trow,  L.  . . 'll"  179 

1887 - Trow,  L _ _ __  93 

1891 —  Trow,  L  .  177 

1896— D.  K.  Erb,  L _ _  218 

1900— Erb,  L  .  10 

By-Election : — 

1892—  (March  10)— Wm.  Bridham,  C 


C 


1904 — MacLaren,  C  _ 

1908— J.  P.  Rankin,  L _ 

1911— H.  B.  Morphy,  C  . 

1917— H.  B.  Morphy,  C 
1921 — J.  P.  Rankin,  L  _ 

1925—  D.  M.  Wright,  C 

1926—  F.  W.  Hay,  L  _ 

1930— D.  M.  Wright,  C  ...... 


1904 — G.  H.  McIntyre,  L.  . 

1908 — McIntyre,  L.  _ 

1911— M.  Steele,  C. _ 

1917— Steele,  G  . 

1921 — W.  Forrester,  L  . . 

1925 —  F.  G.  Sanderson,  L 

1926 —  Sanderson,  L  . . . 

1930 — Sanderson,  L  _ 


25 

190 

93 


320 

41 

497 

1,868 

750 

661 

640 

883 


20 

91 


144 

29 

82 

57 

261 

414 

515 

717 


22 


ILES  DE  LA  MADELEINE 
(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1849 — C.  A.  D.  Cannon,  L 
1953 — C.  A.  D.  Cannon,  L 

1957 —  C.  A.  Cannon,  L  . 

1958 —  J.  R.  Keays,  PC  _ 


58 

400 

327 

356 


1962—  M.  Sauv6,  L  . 

1963 —  Sauv6,  L  . . . . 

1965 — Sauv6,  L  _ _ 


535 

1,485 

392 


INVERNESS-RICHMOND  (N.S.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933,  by  the  Union  ol 
the  former  Divisions  of  Inverness  and  Richmond  West  Cape  Breton.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1935 — D.  McLennan,  L  .  4,816  I 

1940 — M.  E.  McGarry,  L .  2,054 

1945 — McGarry,  L  _  3,140 

1949— W.  F.  Carroll,  L  .  5,502 

1953 — A.  J.  MacEachen,  L  3,731 

Former  Division  of  Inverness. 


1957 —  MacEachen,  L  . 858 

1958—  R.  S.  MacLellan,PC  16 

1962 —  A.  J.  MacEachen,  L  998 

1963 —  MacEachen,  L . .  1,360 

1965 — MacEachen,  L  _  1,339 


GENERAL 

ELECTI  DNS 

361 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1867 — Dr.  H.  Cameron,  L 

585 

1904 — McLennan,  L  . 

310 

1872— S.  McDonnell,  L  . 

61 

1908— A.  W.  Chisholm.  L  ... 

1,544 

1874- — McDonnell,  L  . 

121 

1911— Chisholm,  L  . 

1,008 

1878 — McDonnell,  L  . 

109 

1917— Chisholm,  G  . 

1,286 

1882 — D.  H.  Cameron,  C  .. 

850 

1921 — Chisholm,  L  . 

522 

1887 — Cameron,  C  . 

451 

1925 — I.  D.  Macdougall,  C 

1,233 

1891- — Cameron,  C  . . 

310 

1926 — Macdougall,  C  . 

650 

1896 — A.  McLennan,  L  . 

144 

1930 — Macdougall,  C  . . 

165 

1900 — McLennan,  L  . . 

1,058 

Extinct  Division  of  Richmond  West  Cape  Breton. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925—  J.  A.  Macdonald,  C...  710  I  1930— Macdonald,  C  . .  672 

1926—  Macdonald,  C  _  489  I 

(See  Cape  Breton  South.) 

By-Election: — 

1930 — (Sept.  2) — Hon.  E.  N.  Rhodes,  C  . .  Accl. 

(See  also  Cape  Breton  North  and  Victoria.) 

(See  also  Cape  Breton  South.) 


JACQUES  CARTIER-LASALLE  (Que.)  —  (Altered  1933) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — G.  G.  Gaucher,  C  .. 

1872 — R.  Laflamme,  L  . 

1874 — Laflamme,  L  . 

1878 — D.  Girouard,  C 

1882 — Girouard,  C  . 

1887 — Girouard,  C . 

1891 — Girouard,  C . 

1896— F.  D.  Monk,  C  . 

1900— Monk,  C. 

1904 — Monk,  C . - 

1908— Monk,  C  . . 

1911— Monk,  C . 

1917 — D.  A.  Lafortune,  O 
1921 — Lafortune,  L  . 


117  | 

Accl.  I 
Accl.  I 
2  I 
263 
196  I 
276  I 
113  | 

292  I 
340  I 
973  I 
1,340  I 
2,311  I 
9,654  I 


1925 —  T.  Rh6aume,  L  .  1,870 

1926 —  Rheaume,  L  . . .  2,153 

1930 — J.  G.  P.  Laurin,  C  ...  2,469 
1935 — J.  L.  V.  Mallette,  L  ...  513 

1940— E.  Marier,  L  .  7,727 

1945 — Marier,  L  .  4.219 

1949 — Marier,  L  . 7,504 

1953— E.  Leduc,  L  .  10,470 

1957—  R.  J.  Pratt,  PC  .  143 

1958—  Pratt,  PC  . ......  6,675 

1962—  R.  Rock,  L  .  6,319 

1963—  Rock,  L  .  24,039 

1965— Rock,  L  .  26,965 


By-Elections: — 

1876 — (Nov.  28) — Hon.  R.  Laflamme,  L  .  29 

1895 — (Dec.  30) — N.  Charbonneau,  L  .  556 

1911— (Oct.  27)— Hon.  F.  D.  Monk,  C . - . . . .  Accl. 

1915— (Feb.  1) — Jos.  A.  Descarries,  C  . . . . .  Accl. 

1922 — (Nov.  20) — J.  T.  Rheaume,  L  .  Accl. 

1939— (Dec.  18) — E.  Marier,  L  . . . - .  5.411 

1949 — (Oct.  24) — E.  Leduc,  Ind . — . . . - . .  2,424 


3  S  Z 


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JASPER-EDSON  (Alta.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — W.  F.  Kuhl,  SC  . .  1,812  | 

1940— Kuhl,  ND  80  ' 

1945— Kuhl,  SC  .  2.484  | 

1949—J.  W.  Welboume,  L  491  I 

1953— C.  Yuli,  SC  _  701  I 


By-Election  : — 

1967— (Nov.  6)— D.  M.  Caston,  PC 


1957— Yuill,  SC  . 

....  2,499 

1958 — H.  M.  Homer,  PC 

.  8,282 

1962 — Horner,  PC  . 

..  5,475 

1963 — Homer,  PC  . 

9,538 

1965 — Homer,  PC  _ — 

_  10,293 

...  2,861 

JOLIETTE-L'ASSOMPTION-MONTCALM  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935— C.  E.  Ferland,  L  .  12,121  | 

1940— Ferland,  L  ....  10,682 

1945 — G.  E.  Lapalme,  L  .  2,250  I 

1949 — Lapalme,  L  . . .  5,171  I 

1953— M.  Breton,  L  .  13,608  | 


By.Election  : — 

1950 — (Oct.  3)  M.  Breton  _ _ 

Former  Division  of  Joliette. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— F.  B.  Godin,  L .  56  | 

1872— F.  G.  Baby,  C .  Accl.  | 

1874— Baby.  C  .  45  I 

1878— Baby,  C  .  359  j 

1882— E.  Guilbault,  C.  303 

1887— Guilbault,  C  (1)  tie  1  | 

1891— U.  Lippe,  C  .  60  | 

1896 — C.  Bazinet,  L  316  1 

1900 — Bazinet,  L  85  I 


1957—  M.  Breton,  L  . . 15,036 

1958—  L.  I.  Pigeon,  PC  .  6,267 

1962 —  Pigeon,  PC  .  5,428 

1963 —  Pigeon,  PC  . . .  3,804 

1965 — J.  R.  Comtois,  L  . .  219 


Accl. 


1904 — J.  A.  Dubeau,  L  220 

1908 — Dubeau,  L  .  322 

1911— J.  P.  Guilbault,  C  ..  66 

1917 — J.  J.  Denis,  O  _  337 

1921— Denis.  L  .  2,440 

1925 —  Denis,  L  .  1,524 

1926—  Denis,  L  .  1,457 

1930— C.  E.  Ferland,  L  925 


(1) — Elected  on  casting  vote  of  returning  officer. 


By-Elections: — 

1874— (Dec.  10)— L.  Baby,  C  . . 

1878— (May  14)— Hon.  L.  F.  G.  Baby,  C  . 

1880 — (Dec.  9) — J.  N.  A.  McConville,  C  . 

1882 — (Dec.  7) — E.  Guilbault,  Ind-C  . 

1889— (Ian.  16) — H.  Neveu,  Nat  . 

1928— (Dec.  17)— C.  E.  Ferland,  L  . . 

Extinct  Division  of  l’Assomption-Montcalm. 


163 

Accl. 

440 

303 

147 

2,615 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


3  63 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1917— P.  A.  Seguin,  O  5,009  |  1926— Seguin,  L  .  4,143 

1921— Seguin,  L  .  5,782  |  1930— Seguin,  L  .  1,842 

1925 — Seguin,  L  . .  3,781  | 

Former  constituency  of  L'Assomption. 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— Hon.  L. 

Archambault,  C  . 33 

1872 — Archambault,  C  .  148 

1874 — H.  Hurteau,  C  .  61 

1878 — Hurteau,  C  _ 169 

1882 — Hurteau,  C  . —  147 

1887 — Jos.  Gauthier,  L  _  21 


By-Eleclions: — 

1875 — (Jan.  16) — H.  Hurteau,  C  . 

1888 — (April  3) — Jos.  Gauthier,  L  ... 

1892 — (June  7) — H.  Jeannotte,  C  . 

1907— (March  7)— R.  C.  E.  Laurier 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1891 — Gauthier,  L  .  78 

1896 — Gauthier,  L  . 119 

1900 — R.  C.  E.  Laurier,  L  348 

1904 — Laurier,  T.  — .  Accl- 

1908 — P.  A.  Seguin,  L  . . .  582 

1911 — S6guin,  L  . . -  299 


...  Accl. 

87 

.  Accl. 

170 


Former  constituency  of  Montcalm. 


1867 — Jos.  Dufresne,  C  .  Accl. 

1872— Dugas,  C  .  Accl. 

1874 — Dugas,  C  . AccL 

1878— Dugas,  C  . . .  324 

1882 — Dugas,  C  - 16 

1887 — O.  Therien,  C  .  118 


1891 — L.  E.  Dugas,  C  . . .  41 

1896— Dugas,  C  . 295 

1900 — F.  O.  Dugas,  L  188 

1904 — Dugas,  L  -  138 

1908 — Dugas,  L  . . .  176 

1911 — D.  A.  Lafortune,  L  _  58 


By-Elections: — 

1871— (Sept.  15)— P.  Dugas,  C  . 

1892 — (March  2) — L.  E.  Dugas,  C  . 

1909 — (Sept.  25) — D.  A.  Lafortune,  L 


Accl. 

330 

198 


KAMLOOPS  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935— T.  J.  O'Neill,  L  .  1,216 

1940— O'Neill.  L  . .  1,331 

1945— E.  D.  Filton,  PC  .....  177 

1949— Fulton,  PC . 1,283 

1953— Fulton,  PC  .  3,798 

1957— E.  D.  Fulton,  PC .  4,171 


I  1958— Hon.  E.  D.  Fulton,  PC  10.990 

11962— Fulton,  PC  .  5,523 

1963— C.  J.  Willoughby,  PC  245 
1965— Hon.  E.  D.  Fulton, 

PC  . . .  4,594 


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KAMOURASKA  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — T.  C.  Chapais,  C  _ 

*No  returns  (Riots). 

1872 — C.  P.  Pelletier,  L  _  98 

1874 — Pelletier,  L  _  AccL 

1878 — Jos.  Dumont,  L  _  9 

1882 — C.  B.  Blondeau,  C  _  18 

1887 — Alexis  Dessain,  L.  257 

1891 — H.  G.  Carroll,  L  _  95 

1896 — Carroll,  L  _  11 

1900 — Carroll,  L  . . 181 

1904 — E.  Lapointe,  L  _  216 

1908 — Lapointe,  L  _  324 

1911 — Lapointe,  L  _  86 

1917 — Lapointe,  O  _  3,262 


1921— A.  Stein,  L  _  2,340 

1925 —  G.  Bouchard,  L _  1,507 

1926 —  Bouchard,  L  _  1,770 

1930 — Bouchard,  L  _  425 

1935 — Bouchcad,  L  . 3,509 

1940— L.  P.  Lizotte,  L  _  4,866 

1945 — E.  Marquis,  L  _  2,830 

1949 — Marquis,  L  _  8,096 

1953 — A.  Masse,  Ind.  L.  531 

1957 —  B.  Chabot,  Ind.  _  501 

1958—  C.  Richard,  PC  . .  844 

1962 —  C.  E.  Dionne,  SC  _  385 

1963 —  Dionne,  SC  _ _  627 

1965 — Dionne,  R.  des  C.  _  488 


tr  r^°ls  at  g.e.,  the  returning  ofiicer  made  no  return, 

non.  Mr.  Chapais,  Minister  oi  Agriculture,  who  claimed  seat  as  the 
only  nominee,  petitioned  House  ot  Commons,  Nov.  29  1867,  to  be  ae- 
n?redo,du,1J.,elect?5i-  Before  action  was  taken.  House  adjourned 

Mr-  Chapais  was  apptd.  to  Senate 
petition  1868‘  °nd  Marcil  17,  he  wro,e  Speaker  H.  of  C.  withdrawing 

By-Elections  : — 

}88?~ 11  and  12)— C.  A.  P.  Pelletier,  L  . . . 

1877— (Feb.  19) — C.  Roy,  C 
1902— (Feb.  281— H.  G.  Carroll.  L 
1904 — (Feb  12) — E.  Lapointe,  L 
1920— (March  31)— A.  Stein,  L 
1922  (May  15) — G.  J.  Bouchard,  L 
1949— (Oct.  24)— A.  Masse.  Ind.  L. 


44 

54 

Accl. 

Accl. 

Accl. 

Accl. 

803 


KENORA-RAINY  RIVER  (Ont.) 


(EstabRshed  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprising  part  of 
rt  Arthur  and  Kenora,  Fort  William  and  Rainy  River.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 —  P.  Heenan,  L 

1926 —  Heenan,  L 
1930 — Hon.  P.  Heenan,  L. 

'835 — H.  B.  McKinnon,  L 
1940 — McKinnon,  L 
1945 — W.  M.  Benedickson, 

L  . . . .  2  062 

1949 — Benidlckson,  L.L.  _  6.273 
By-Elections: — 


191 

610 

502 

5,399 

5,309 


I 


1953 — Benidickson, 

1 957 —  Benidickson, 

1958 —  Benidickson, 

Lib.  Lab. 

1962 —  Benidickson, 

1963 —  Benidickson, 

(Lib.  Lab.)  . . 

1965— J.  M.  Reid,  Lib.-Lab 


L.L .  5,558 

L.L .  3,614 


L.L. 


183 

8,289 

6,573 

3,696 


!H2fM!?ov.  2)— Hon.  P.  Heenan,  L  a  , 

1934— (Sept.  24)— H.  B.  McKinnon,  L  .  .  AccL 

Former  Division  Port  Arthur  and  Kenora. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917 — F.  H.  Keefer,  G  _  3,514 

(See  also  Fort  William.) 


1921 — Dugald,  Kennedy,  P  54 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


365 


KENT 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — A.  Renaud,  C  . . .  119 

1872— fl.  B.  Cutler,  L.  . __  125 

1874 — Geo.  McLeod,  L .  498 

1878 — G.  A.  Girouard,  C  84 

1882 — Girouard,  C  .  639 

1887 — P.  A.  Landry,  C  .  351 

1891— E.  N.  Leger,  C  .  711 

1896— G.  V.  Mclnemey.  C  527 

1900—0.  J.  LeBlanc,  L  ...  631 

1904— LeBlanc,  L  .  101 

1908— LeBlanc,  L  . . 720 

1911 — F.  J.  Robidoux,  C  ...  205 

1917— A.  T.  Leger,  O  .  2.330 

1921— Leger,  L  ...._ .  1,523 


By-Elections  : — 

1883 — (Aug.  28) — P.  A.  Landry,  C 

1890— (July  80)— J.  A.  Leger,  C  . 

1892— (Dec.  6)— G.  V.  Mclnemey,  < 
1923 — (Dec.  20) — A.  J.  Doucet,  Ind 


(N.B.) 


1925 —  A.  J.  Doucet,  C  .  893 

1926 —  A.  E.  Bourgeois,  L  .  626 

1930— T.  Arsenault,  C  380 

1935— L.  P.  A|  Robichaud,  L  4,911 
1940 — A.  D.  Leger,  L  2,550 

1945 — A.  D.  Leger,  L .  3,746 

1949— Leger,  L  - .  2,670 

1953— H.  J.  Michaud,  L  ...  3,436 

1957—  Michaud,  L  . .  1,742 

1958—  Michaud,  L  . .  1,130 

1962 —  G.  Crossman,  L  .  1,148 

1963 —  Crossman,  L  _  2,876 

1965 — Crossman,  L  _ 3,407 


200 

387 

208 

KENT  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ot  1914,  by  the  union  of  the 
two  former  ridings  of  Kent  East  and  Kent  West.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1917 — A.  B.  McCoig,  Ind.-L  1,089 
1921— McCoig,  L . .  3,882 

1925 —  A.  D.  Chaplin,  C  .  563 

1926—  J.  W.  Rutherford,  L  1,787 

1930 — Rutherford,  L _  1,414 

1935 — Rutherford,  L  .  3,693 

1940 — C.  E.  Desmond,  NG  684  I 

1945 — Desmond,  PC  — .  2,216  I 


1949— B.  Huffman,  L  .  2,459 

1953— Huffman,  L  - .  5,036 

1957—  Huffman,  L  .  3,070 

1958—  H.  W.  Danforth,  PC  5,343 

1962—  S.  L.  Clunis,  L  . .  1,082 

1963—  H.  W.  Danforth,  PC  ...  202 

1965— H.  W.  Danforth,  PC  ...  1,875 


_  Accl. 

_  Accl. 


By-Elections  : — 

1922— (Jan.  19)— Hon.  Jas.  Murdock,  L 

1939— (Dec.  11) — A.  L.  Thompson  . . 

Former  riding  of  Kent  East. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— D.  A.  Gordon,  L  372  I  1911— Gordon,  L  -  283 

1908 — Gordon,  L  . . —  492  I 

The  record  of  the  old  county  of  Kent,  divided  in  1903  into  East 
and  West  Kent,  was  as  follows  : — 


Record  General  Elections :  — 
1867 — R.  Stephenson,  C  97  I 

1872 — Stephenson,  C  -  144  I 

1878 — Stephenson,  C  . . .  533  I 

1882— H.  Smyth,  C  -  157  ! 


1887 — Arch.  Campbell,  L  12 

1891— Campbell,  L  . 476 

1896— Campbell,  L  . 157 

1900 — Geo.  Stephens,  L  .  217 


366 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Elections  : — 


1884 — (Jan.  9) — Smyth,  C  _ 282 

1888 — (May  2) — Campbell,  L  . . _  94 


A  portion  of  the  old  constituency  of  Bothwell  (abolished  in  1903) 
was  also  divided  between  East  and  West  Kent,  what  was  left  of  Both¬ 
well  beina  added  to  the  Simcoe. 


The  record  of  Bothwell  was  as  follows  : 


1867— D.  Mills,  L  _  109 

1872— Mills,  L  . . 592 

1874— Mills,  L _  463 

1878— Mills,  L  . 285 

1882— (until  Feb.  28,  1884)— John 
1884— (Sept.  Court  decis.)— Mills,  L 


1887— Hon.  D.  Mills,  L  _ 

1891—  Mills,  L  . . . 

1896 — Jas.  Clancy,  C  _ 

1900 — Clancy,  C  _ 

J.  Hawkins,  C  _ _ 


By-Election  : — 

1876— (Nov.  15)— Hon.  D.  Mills,  L  _ 

Record  of  ordinary  riding  of  Kent  West,  created  1903. 

?•  I'  9ements'  C  15  I  1911— McCoig,  L _ 

1908 — A.  B.  McCoig,  L  82  I 


21 

550 

59 

117 

17 

5 


508 


76 


KINDERSLEY  (Sask.) 


(Established  by  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914.)  —  (Altered  1924.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— E.  W.  F.  Myers,  G.  5,560  | 
1921 — A.M.  Carmichael,  P  10,916  | 

1925 —  Carmichael,  P  _  1,017  I 

1926 —  Carmichael,  P  .  214  | 

1930 — Carmichael,  P  .  2,180  I 

1935— C.  B.  Elliott,  SC  2.079  I 

1940 — C.  A.  Henderson,  L  1,102  I 
1945 — F.  E.  Jaenicke,  CCF  712  | 


1949 — F.  H.  Larson,  L  _ 

1953 — M.  Johnson,  CCF _ 

1957 —  Johnson,  CCF 

1958 —  R.  L.  Hanbidge,  PC 

1962 —  Hanbidge,  PC 

1963—  R.  Cantelon,  PC  . 

1965 — Cantelon,  PC  . . 


1,305 

141 

1,269 

1,908 

3.000 

3,987 

3,606 


KINGS  (P.E.I.) — (Altered  1903.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1874— Dr.  Mclntyie,  L _ 

— Hon.  D.  Davies.  L... 

1878 — A.  C.  Muttart,  C  . 

— A.  C.  Macdonald,  C 
1882 — McIntyre,  L 

— Robertson,  L  . 

1887 — Robertson,  L  . . 

— McIntyre,  L  . . . 

1891 — McLean,  C  . . 

— Macdonald,  C  _ ~ 

1 896 — Macdonald,  C 

1900 — J.  J.  Hughes,  L  . 

1904 — Hughes,  L  . 

1908 — A.  L.  Fraser,  C 
1911— J.J.  Hughes,  L  . 

By  Election  : — 


34 

208 

472 

765 

183 

61 

33 

36 

145 

348 

15 

240 

57 

182 

14 


1917 — J.  Mclsaac,  G  . . 

1921 — J-  J.  Hughes,  L 

1925 —  J.  A.  Macdonald,  C 

1926 —  Hon.  Macdonald,  C 
1930 — Hon.  Macdonald.  C 
1935 — T.  V.  Grant,  L 

1940 — Grant,  L  _ 

1945 — Grant,  L  . 

1949 — T.  J.  Kickham,  L 
1953 — Kickham,  L 

1957 —  J.  Macdonald,  PC 

1958 —  Macdonald,  PC 

1962 —  M.  Macdonald,  PC 

1963—  J.  Mullally.  L  . 

1965 — M.  J.  McQuaid,  PC 


1961— (May  29)  M.  M.  Macdonald.  PC 


52 

821 

336 

100 

328 

2,385 

916 

373 

597 

377 

452 

1,134 

165 

401 

140 


163 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


367 


KINGSTON  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 

(Frontenac-Addington,  Hastings-Peterborough  and  Kingston  City  were 
amalgamated  into  two  constituencies:  Hastings-Frontenac  and 
Kingston,  Ont.) 


Record  General 

elections  :  — 

1953 — W.  J.  Henderson,  L  2,857 

1962 — E.  J.  Benson,  L 

3,229 

1957 — Henderson,  L 

.  1,751 

1963 — Benson,  L  . 

5,546 

1958 — B.  G.  Allmark, 

PC  2,127 

1965 — Benson,  L  . 

3,311 

Former  Division 

of  Kingston 

City: 

Record  General 

Elections 

1867 — J.  A.  Macdonald,  C  593 

1917— Nickle,  G  . 

4,412 

1872 — Macdonald,  C 

.  131 

1921— A.  E.  Ross,  C  . 

171 

38 

1.761 

1878 — Alex.  Gunn,  L 

144 

1926 — Ross,  C  . 

2.082 

.  92 

1,588 

1887 — Macdonald.  C 

_  17 

1935 — N.  McL.  Rogers,  L  ... 

918 

1891 — Macdonald.  C 

473 

1940 — Hon.  N.  McL. 

1896 — B.  M.  Britton, 

L  -  152 

Rogers,  L  . 

2,134 

1900— Britton,  L 

192 

1945— T.  A.  Kidd.  PC 

1,588 

1904 — Wm.  Harty,  L 

.  532 

1949 — W.  J.  Henderson,  L 

2,214 

1908 — Hartv.  L 

349 

1911— W.  F.  Nickle, 

C  .  345 

By-Elections  : — 

1874 — (Dec.  28) — Sir  J.  A.  Macdonald.  C  . 

1892— (Jan.  28)— Jas.  H.  Metcalfe,  C  - - 

1902 — (Jan.  15) — Jas.  H.  Metcalfe,  C  . 

1919— (Oct.  20)— Hon.  Sir  H.  L.  Drayton.  U 
1940— (Aug.  12)— Hon.  A.  L.  Macdonald.  L 

Former  Division  of  Frontenac-Addington: 


17 

101 

752 

Accl. 

Accl. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  Hon.  J.  W.  I 

Edwards,  C .  2,788  I 

1926 —  Hon.  Edwards,  C  .  2.644  I 

1930 — W.  Spankie,  C .  3,371  | 


1935 — C.A.  Campbell,  L  419 

1940 — W.  R.  Aylesworth, 

NG  .  126 

1945 — Aylesworth  P.C .  2,275 

1949 — Aylesworth,  PC  .  1,234 


By-Elections: — 

1929— (July  22)— William  Spankie,  C  . 

1934— (Sept.  24)— C.  A.  Campbell,  L  . 

1937— (Nov.  1) — A.  N.  MacCallum,  L  . 

Former  Division  of  Lenncx-Addington. 


Accl. 

2.651 

Accl. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— Uriah  Wilson.  C  .  489  I 

1908— Wilson.  C  -  154  I 

1911— W.  J.  Pauli.  C  .  586  I 

This  constituency  was  created 
1903  by  the  amalgamation  of  the 
Addington. 


1917— Pauli.  G  .  1.582 

1921 — E.  J.  Sexsmith,  P  129 

under  the  Redistribution  Act  of 
former  ridings  of  Lennox  and 


360 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  of  the  old  riding  of  Lennox. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— Sir  R.  J. 

Cartwright,  IC . .  46 

1872 — Cartwright,  IC  .  711 

1874 — Cartwright,  L  .  Accl. 

1878 — E.  Hooper,  C  _ 59 


1882 — Sir  J.  Macdonald, 

1887— U.  Wilson,  C  . . 

1891 — D.  W.  Allison,  L 
1896— U.  Wilson,  C  ___ 
1300— Wilson,  C  _ _ 


By-Elections  : — 

1883— (Nov.  6)— D.  W.  Allison,  L  _ 

1885 — (Jan.  8) — M.  W.  Pruyn,  C 
1892— (Feb.  4)— U.  Wilson,  C 

Record  of  the  old  constituency  of  Addington. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


C 


1867 — Laprum,  C 

1872— Shibley,  L  _ _ _ 

1874 — Shibley,  L  _ _ 

1878 — McRory,  C  _ 

1882— J.  W.  Bell,  C  . . 

By-Elections: — 


129  |  1887— Bell.  C 

646  |  1891 — G.  W.  W.  Dawson,  L 

293  |  1896— Bell,  C  _ 

121  |  1900— Bell.  C  _ 

502  | 


1874— (Oct.  28)— S.  Shibley,  L 
1902 — (Jan.  15) — M.  Avery,  C 

(See  also  Hastings-Frontenac.) 


205 

23 

57 

109 

149 


7 

42 

25 


490 

61 

87 

529 


343 

384 


KOOTENAY  EAST  (B.C.) 

(Created  by  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914.  Kootenay  having 
previously  consisted  of  one  riding.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917 — Saul  Bonnell,  G  1  847 
1921 — R.  E.  Beatie.  L  ......  136 

925 — Hon.  J.  H.  King,  L  951 
1926— Hon.  J.  H.  King,  L  275 

1930 — M.  D.  McLean,  C  .  206 

1935 — Hon.  H.  H.  Stevens,  R  565 

1940 — G.  E.  L.  Mac¬ 
Kinnon,  NG  _  193 

By-Elections  : — 


1945 — J.  H.  Matthews,  CCF  1,484 

1949 — J.  Byrne,  L  _ _  98 

1953 — Byrne,  L  .  1  114 

1957 —  Byrne,  L  . „_.ZI  588 

1958 —  M.  L.  McFarlane,  PC  880 

1962 —  I.  Byrne,  L  . .  838 

1963 —  Byrne,  L  _ _ 770 

1965 — Byrne,  L  _ _ ™.  755 


r  .  Accl. 

c  .  Accl. 


1,074 


1922— (March  14)— Hon.  J  H.  King  L  a  . 

1926 — (Nov.  9)— Hon.  J.  H.  King  L  .  Accl- 

1930  (Aug.  25)-Hon.H  H  Sevens.  . 

By-Elections  : — 

1912— (May  30)— R.  F.  Greene,  C  ___ 

included^in'  Y0aTe6Ca^bWooS  ™ 

1896  by  John  Andrew  Mara  in  l896  to  ?9nn  >,I  mW  1891  ,0 

.h.  two  Kootenay,  wot.  »„,  co„n„ya  „ 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


369 


KOOTENAY  WEST  (B.C.) 

(Created  by  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917— R.  F.  Green,  G  _  3,642 

1921— L.  W.  Humphrey,  P  900 

1925—  W.  K.  Eisling,  C  .  941 

1926 —  Esling,  C  .  990 

1935— Esling.  C  . . . __  1,315 

1940— Esling,  NG  382 

1945— H.  W.  Herridge. 

Ind.-CCF  _ 1,185 

See  Kootenay  East. 

LABELLE  (Que.) 

(Established  1892.)  —  (Altered  1903  and  1924.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1896 — H.  Bourassa,  L _  469 

1900 — Bourassa,  L  _  479 

1904 — Bourassa,  L  . . 1,493 

1908— C.  B.  Major,  L  1,327 

1911— H.  Achim,  C  _  84 

1917— H.  A.  Fortier.  O  .  Accl. 

1921— Fortier,  L  . 4,498 

1925 —  H.  Bourassa,  I  .  2,079 

1926 —  Bourassa,  I  .  6,541 

1930 — Bourassa,  I  _ _  Accl. 

1935— M.  Lalonde,  L  .  1,869 


By-Elections  : — 

1900 — (Ian.  25) — H.  Bourassa,  Ind-L  -  Accl. 

1907— (Dec.  23)— C.  B.  Major,  L - - -  Accl. 

1950— (Oct.  31)— G.  Clermont,  L  - -  2,305 


This  constituency  and  the  present  division  of  Wright  formerly 
composed  the  old  county  oi  Ottawa,  Que.,  the  electoral  record  of 
which  was  as  follows  : — 

Ottawa  County  (extinct). 

1867— Alonzo  Wright,  C.„  Accl.  I  1882— Wright,  C  - Accl. 

1872— Wright,  C  _  Accl.  1887— Wright,  C  . 846 

1874— Wright,  C  . . .  1,067  I  1891 — C.  R.  Devlin,  L  .  414 

1878— Wright,  C  . .  1,640  I 

LAFONTAINE  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947  and 
comprising  a  section  of  Montreal). 


1940 — Lalonde,  L . . 2,888 

1945 — Lalonde,  L  __ .  2,205 

1949 — H.  Courtemanche,  PC  703 

1953— G.  Roy,  L  .  959 

1957 — H.  Courtemanche, 

Ind.PC  .  1,361 

I  1958— Hon.  H. 

Courtemanche,  PC .  2,946 

i  1962— Clermont,  L  .  Ill 

I  1963 — G.  Girouard,  SC  _  319 

I  1965— G.  Clermont,  L  _  2,851 


I  1949 — Herridge,  CCF  . .  1,475 

I  1953 — Herridge,  CCF  .  4,996 

I  1957 — Herridge,  CCF  .  3,630 

I  1958— Herridge,  CCF  .  1,212 

j  1962 — Herridge,  NDP  . .  2,109 

I  1963 — Herridge,  NDP  .  3,473 

I  1965— Herridge,  NDP  . 2,986 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1949— J.  G.  Ratelle,  L  .  3,037 

1953— Ratelle,  L  .  11,847 

1957—  Ratelle,  L  .  10,908 

1958—  Ratelle,  L  .  1,898  | 


1962 —  G.  C.  Lachance,  L .  3,788 

1963 —  Lachance,  L  .  6,473 

1965 — Lachance,  L  .  5,315 


LAC  SAINT- JEAN  (Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1949 — A.  Gauthier,  L  . . .  2,900 

1953 — Gauthier,  L  .  1,941 

1957 —  Gauthier,  L  .  3,755 

1958 —  R.  Parizeau,  PC  .  902 

(See  also  Roberval) 


1962 —  M.  Lessard,  SC  . 

1963 —  Lessard,  SC  . 

1965 — A.  Simard,  (R.  des  C.) 


6,725 

3,099 

305 


370 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


LAMBTON-KENT  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  with  the  former 
division  of  Lambton  East  and  part  of  the  County  of  Kent.) 

Extinct  division  of  Lamoton-East. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1882 — J.  H.  Fairbank,  L 

165  | 

1887 — Geo.  Moncrieff,  C 

142  | 

1891 — Moncrieff,  C 

566  1 

1896 — John  Fraser,  L  . 

14  1 

1900 — O.  Simmons,  C 

21  I 

1904 — J.  E.  Armstrong, 

C 

46  I 

1908 — Armstrong,  C 

460  | 

1911 — Armstrong,  C 

494  1 

1917 — Armstrong,  G 

984  1 

1921 — B.  W.  Fansher,  P 

995  1 

1925 — J.  E.  Armstrong, 

C 

89  | 

1926 — B.  W.  Fansher,  P 

... 

551  | 

By-Elections  : — 

1904 — (Feb.  16) — J.  E.  .Armstrong,  C 


1930—1.  T.  Sproule,  C  _  13 

1935 — H.  A.  MacKenzie,  L  1,680 
1940 — MacKenzie,  LP  2,745 

1945 — R.  J.  Henderson,  PC  228 
1949 — H.  A.  MacKenzie,  L  1,485 
1953 — MacKenzie,  L  2, 184 

1957—  E.  J.  Campbell,  PC  1,993 

1958 —  Campbell,  PC  .  7,086 

1962 —  J.  W.  Burgess,  L.  826 

1963 —  M.  T.  McCutcheon,  PC  24 

1965 — McCutcheon,  PC  _  890 


586 


Tl*®  constituencies  of  Lambton  E.  and  Lambton  W.  were  created 
out  of  the  old  County  of  Lambton,  the  record  of  which  was  as  follows: 


1867— Hon.  A. 

Mackenzie,  L 
1872 — Hon.  Mackenzie,  L. 
(See  also  Kent.) — (See 


1874 — Mackenzie,  L  _ 

688  |  1878 — Mackenzie,  L  _ 

635  | 

also  Lambton  West.) 


Accl. 

246 


Record 


LAMBTON 

(Created  1882.) 


WEST  (Ont.) 

—  (Altered  1933.) 


General  Elections  : — 


1882 — J.  F.  Lister,  L  _  341 

1887— Lister,  L  . . .  558 

1891 — Lister,  L  . _...  598 

1896 — Lister,  L  .  1,158 

1900 — T.  G.  Johnston,  L  189 

1904 — Johnston,  L  447 

1908 — F.  F.  Pardee,  L  .  89 

1911 — Pardee,  L  . . 89 

1917 — Pardee,  G  .  2,849 

1921— R.  V.  LeSueur,  C  707 

1925 —  W.  T.  Goodison,  L  169 

1926 —  Goodison,  L  . .  148 


1930— R.  W.  Gray,  L  _ 

1935 — Gray,  L  . . . . . 

1940 — Gray,  L  . . . 

1945 — J  W.  Murphy,  PC 

1949 — Murphy,  PC  . . 

1953 — Murphy,  PC  _  _ 

1957—  Murphy,  PC  . . 

1958 —  Murphy,  PC 

1962—  W.  F.  Foy,  L  . . 

1963 —  Foy,  L  _ 

1965— Foy,  L  . ~ 


555 

3,699 

807 

619 

768 

2,360 

1,513 

6,406 

2.833 

3,386 

575 


By-Elections  : — 
1898— (Dec.  14) — T. 
1905— (Nov.  22)— F. 
1929— (Jan.  14)— R. 


G.  Johnston, 
F.  Pardee, 
W.  Gray.  L 


L 

L 


99 

246 

AccL 


LANARK  (Ont.) 


(Altered  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914  Lanark  hnvtnn 
viously  consisted  of  two  ridings.  ''Lanark  North"  and  "Lraark  South"  ) 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


371 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917 — A.  E.  Hanna,  G  _  3,207  I 

1921— Hon.  J.  A.  | 

Stewart,  C  .  2,635  | 

1925—  R.  F.  Preston,  C  3,204  I 

1926 —  R.  F.  Preston,  C  .  3,214  I 

1930— T.  A.  Thompson,  C  1,365  I 

1935 — Thompson,  C  .  662  I 

1940— B.  H.  Soper,  L  .  1,641  | 


By-Elections  : — 

1918 — (May  2) — J.  A.  Stewart,  U 
1922— (Dec.  4)— R.  F.  Preston,  C  _ 
1929— (July  29)— W.  S.  Murphy,  C 
1957— (Aug.  26)— G.  H.  Doucett,  PC 
Former  riding  oi  I/anark  North 


1945— W.  G.  Blair.  PC  .  4,297 

1949— Blair,  PC  .  4,239 

1953— Blair,  PC  4,713 

1957—  Blair,  PC  .  7,125 

1958—  G.  H.  Doucett,  PC  7,801 

1962—  Doucett,  PC  .  3,639 

1963—  Doucett,  PC  .  3,432 

1965— D.  Code,  PC  .  2,958 


_ _  Accl. 

_ 1.449 

_ 1,492 

. _ . . .  Accl. 

,  altered  1903. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— Hon.  W. 


Macdougall, 

C 

.  Accl.  1 

1891 — Jamieson,  C 

501 

1872— D.  Galbraith, 

L  ... 

141  1 

1896 — B.  Rosamond,  C. 

276 

1874 — Galbraith,  L 

.  Accl.  1 

1900 — Rosamond,  C  . 

7 

1878— Galbraith,  L 

43  | 

1904— T.  B.  Caldwell.  L 

53 

1882 — J.  Jamieson, 

C 

68  1 

1908 — W.  Thorburn,  C 

6 

1887 — Jamieson,  C 

105  1 

1911 — Thorbum,  C  . 

227 

By-Elections  : — 

1880— (Jan.  22)— D. 
1891— (Dec.  31)— B. 

G 

Macdonell, 
amond,  C  . 

L  . „ . 

98 

Ros 

430 

Former  riding  ol  Lanark  South,  altered  1903. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


186? — Alex.  Morris,  C 

.  Accl.  | 

1891— Hon.  J. 

Haggart,  C 

630 

1872 — J.  G.  Haggart,  C 

914  | 

1896 — Haggart, 

C  . 

379 

1874 — Haggart,  C 

..  420  | 

1900 — Haggart, 

C  . 

384 

1878 — Haggart,  C 

324  | 

1904 — Haggart, 

C  . 

890 

1882 — Haggart,  C 

Accl.  1 

1908 — Haggart, 

C  . 

759 

1887 — Haggart,  C 

882  I 

1911 — Haggart, 

C  . 

1,167 

By-Elections  : — 

1869— (Nov.  29)— Hon. 

A.  Morris, 

C  . 

Accl. 

1888 — (Aug.  22) — Hon.  J.  G.  Haggart,  C  — . . - . -  Accl. 

1913— (Dec.  13) — A.  E.  Hanna,  C  . . . . . . - .  134 


LAPOINTE  (Qu6.) 

(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1949 — J.  Gauthier,  L  .  4,478  I  1962 — G.  Gregoire,  SC  .  4,941 

1 953 — F.  Girard,  Ind .  3,146  I  1963— Gr4goire,  SC  .  4,806 

1957 —  A.  Brassard,  L  .  1,308  I  1965 — Gregoire,  (R.  des  C.)  3,475 

1958 —  Brassard,  L  .  2,249  I 


372 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — E.  Bertrand,  L  . . 6,544 

1940 — Bertrand,  L  . 16,997 

1945 — Bertrand,  L  .  14,389 


1949 — Hon.  E.  Bertrand,  L  12,733 
1953 — J.  E.  Lefransois,  L  8,006 


Act  of  1933.) 

1957 — Hon.  L.  Chevrier,  L  6,015 


1958 — Chevrier,  L _  1,210 

1962 —  Chevrier,  L  _ _ 2,789 

1963 —  Chevrier,  L _ 3,777 

1965 — F.  Leblanc,  L  _ _  4,783 


Extinct  Division  of  Laurier-Outremont 


LAURIER  (Montreal,  Qu6.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917— P.  R.  B.  U.  1925—J.  A.  Mercier,  L  .... 

du  Tremblay,  O  .._  1,247  1  1926— Mercier,  L  _ 

1921 —  Sir  Lomer  Gouin,  L  10,318  I  1930 — Mercier,  L  _ 

By-Elections  : — 

1922 —  (Jan.  19) — Hon.  Sir  Lomer  Gouin,  L _ 

1949 — (Oct.  24) — J.  E.  Lefransois,  L.  . . . . . 

1964 — (Feb.  10) — Fernand  Leblanc,  L  . . . . . . 


2,784 

4,382 

7,669 


Accl. 

9.451 

3,117 


LAVAL,  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947  and  comprising  a 
section  of  Montreal.  Former  division  of  Laval-Two  Mountains.) 
Record  General  Elections: 


1949 — L.  Demers,  L  _  8,314 

1953 — L.  Demers,  L  _  12,028 

1957 —  L.  Demers,  L  .  15,921 

1958 —  R.  Bourgades,  PC  ...  713 


1962 — J.  Rochon,  L  _  13,405 

I  1963 — Rochon,  L  _  29,751 

I  1965 — Rochon,  L _  22,953 


(Former  constituency  of  Laval-Two  Mountains  (Que.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  of  1914.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917 — J-  A.  C.  Ethier,  O.  Accl. 


1921 — Ethier,  L  . . 2,561 

1925 —  L.  Lacombe,  L  . .  2,083 

1926 —  L.  Lacombe,  L  .  3,768 


By-Election  : — 


1930 — A.  Sauve,  C. 

1935 — Lacombe,  L  . 

1940 — Lacombe,  Ind-L 
1945 — Lacombe,  Ind. 


!n?2~!£uq-  25)— Hon.  A.  Sauve,  C  . 

1948 — (Dec.  20) — L.  Demers,  L 

(Former  Constituency  of  Laval) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — J.  H.  Bellerose,  C.._  Accl. 


1872 — Bellerose,  C  _* . Accl! 

1874 — J.  A.  Ouimet,  C  _  Accl! 

1878— Ouimet,  C _  Accl! 

1882 — Ouimet,  C . . Accl. 

1887 — Ouimet,  C  _ I  320 

By-Elections  : — 


1891 — Ouimet,  C _ _ _ 

1896 — Thos.  Fortin,  L _ 

1900 — Fortin,  L . . 

}904 — J.  E.  E.  Leonard,  C 

1908 — C.  A.  Wilson,  L  . 

1911 — Wilson,  L  . . 


1892— (Jan. 
1902— (Jan. 


25)— Hon. 
15)— J.  E. 


J.  A.  Ouimet,  C 
E.  Leoiard,  C 


Former  constituency  of  Two  Mountains. 


967 

1,564 

1,826 

299 


Accl. 

2.993 


534 

92 

319 

44 

69 

199 


Accl. 

8 


GENERAL 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — J.  B.  Daoust,  C _ Accl. 

1872 — W.  Provost,  L  _  Accl. 

1874— Prdvost,  L  _  55 

1878— J.  B.  Daoust,  C  ....  786 

1882 — Daoust,  C  _  Accl. 

1887 — Daoust,  C _  72 


ELECTIONS  373 


1891— Daoust,  C  . .  287 

1896— J.  A.  C.  Ethier,  1.  ..  14 

1900— Ethier.  L  . 132 

1904— Ethier,  L . . 127 

1908— Ethier,  L _ _ _  92 

1911 — Ethier,  L  _ _ Accl. 


By-Elections  : — 


1875—  (Feb.  27)— G.  A.  M.  Globensky,  C  . . .  129 

1876 —  (March  11) — J.  B.  Daoust,  C  . . . _ . .  Accl. 

1892— (Feb.  27)— J.  Girouard,  C  . . .  33b 

1903— (Feb.  24)—].  A.  C.  Ethier,  L  . . . . . . .  124 


LEEDS  (Ont.) — (Created  1903.) — (Altered  1914.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904 — G.  Taylor,  C  _  669 

1908— Taylor,  C  _  924 

1911— Taylor,  C  . .  940 

1917— Hon.  Sir  T.  W. 

White,  G  . 3.167 

1921 — H.  A.  Stewart,  C  .  2,038 

1925 —  Stewart,  C  . . _  2,242 

1926 —  Stewart,  C  . . . ...  1,944 

1930 — Stewart,  C  . . 3,145 

1935 — Hon.  Stewart,  C  _  750  I 

By-Elections  : — 


1911 — (Nov.  6) — Hon.  T.  W.  White,  C  _  Accl. 

1930 — (Aug.  25) — Hod.  H.  A.  Stewart,  C  _  Accl. 

1961 — (May  29)- — J.  R.  Matheson,  L  . . . . . . .  2,548 


Leeds  county  includes  the  former  constituency  ol  Leeds  South 
with  part  of  Leeds  and  Grenville  North  added.  The  former  cons¬ 
tituency  of  Brockville  was  added  in  1914. 


Record  for  the  constituency  of  Leeds  South  was  as  follows  : — 


1867 — J.  Crawford,  C 

29  | 

1887 — Taylor,  C  . 

429 

1872 — A.  N.  Richards, 

L  ... 

12  | 

1891 — Taylor,  C  . 

106 

1874— D.  F.  Jones,  C 

3  i 

1896— Taylor,  C  . 

488 

121  | 

1900— Taylor,  C  . 

410 

1882 — Geo.  Taylor,  C 

277  i 

Record  for  Leeds 

and 

Grenville  North: — 

66  | 

|  1887 — Ferguson,  C  . 

393 

1872 — Jones,  Ind  . 

192  | 

1891— Ferguson,  C  . 

146 

1874 — C.  F.  Ferguson, 

C  .. 

133  | 

1896— F.  T.  Frost,  L  . 

3 

1882 — Ferguson,  C  . 

286  | 

1900— J.  R.  Lavell,  C  . 

329 

By-Election: — 

1874 — (Dec.  16) — C.  Ferguson,  C 

. . 

152 

Record  of  former  constituency  of  Brockville. 


1940— G.  T.  Fullord,  L  .....  2,095 

1945— G.  R.  Webb,  PC  ....  1,451 

1949— G.  T.  Fullord,  L  .  778 

1953 — H.  Stanton,  PC  .  361 

1957—  Stanton,  PC  . .  940 

1958—  Stanton,  PC  .  3,530 

1962—  J.  R.  Matheson,  L.  ...  1,746 

1963 —  Matheson,  L  . . .  2,214 

1965 — Matheson,  L  _  299 


374 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections 


1867 — Jos.  Crawlord,  C 

168 

1896— Wood,  C  . 

1872— J.  D.  BuelL  L  . _... 

11 

1900 — John  Culbert,  C  _ 

1874— Buell,  L  . 

42 

1904 — D.  Derbyshire,  L 

1878 — W.  Fitzimmon3,  C  _ 

127 

1908— Hon.  G.  P. 

1882— J.  F.  Wood,  C 

4 

Graham,  L 

1887— Wood,  C  . 

289 

1911— J.  Webster,  C 

1891— Wood,  C  .... 

178 

By-Elections: — 

1892— (Dec.  29)— I.  F.  Wood.  C  . . .  . 

1899— (April  20) — W.  H.  Comstock,  L 
1907— (Sept.  18)— Hon.  Geo.  P.  Graham,  L 
LETHBRIDGE  (Alta.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917 — W.  A.  Buchanan,  O  2,834 
1921— L.  H.  Jelliff,  P  1,791 

1925—  Jelliff,  P  743 

1926—  Jelliff,  UFA  .  1,703 

1930 — J.  S.  Stewart,  C  983 


1935 — J.  H.  Blackmore,  SC  3,526 

1940 — Blackmore.  ND  _  824 

1945 — Blackmore,  SC  _  3,430 

LEVIS 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — J.  G.  Blanchet,  C _  Accl. 

1872 — Blanchet.  C  _  89 

1874 — L.  H.  Frechette,  L  98 

1878 — J.  G.  Blanchet.  C.  118 

1882 — Blanchet,  C  .  407 

1887 — J.  M.  Guay,  L  _  304 

1891 — Guay,  L  _  281 

1896 — Guay,  L  . . .  308 

1900 — I.  L.  Demers,  I.  _  82S 

1904 — Demers,  L  .  965 

1908 — L.  A.  Carrier,  L..._  1,205 

1911 — J.  B  Bourassa,  L  828 


1949 — Blackmore.  SC _ 

1953 — Blackmore.  SC _ 

1957 —  Blackmore,  SC 

1958 —  D.  R.  Gundlock,  PC 

1962 —  Gundlock,  PC  _ 

1963—  Gundlock,  PC  _ 

1965— Gundlock,  PC  . 


1917 — Bourassa.  O  .  4.190 

1921 — Bourassa,  L  .  4.782 

By-Elections  : — 

1882— (Oct.  18)— j.  N.  Belleau.  C 
1885— (April  14) — P.  M.  Gunv  L 
1899— (March  22)— L.  J  Demers.  L 
1905 — (June  61 — L.  A.  Carrier,  t 

LINCOLN 

(Altered 

Record  General  Elections: 


(Que.) 

1925 —  J.  E.  Dussault,  L 

1926 —  Dussault.  L  _ 

1930 — E.  Fortin,  C  _ 

1935 — J.  E.  Dussault,  L 

1940 — M.  Bourget,  L  _ 

1945 — Bourget,  L _ 

1949 — Bourget,  L  _ 

1953 — Bourget.  L  . . 

1957 —  Bourget,  L  _ 

1958 —  Bourget,  L  . . 

1962—  J.  A.  Roy,  SC  . 

1963 —  R.  Guay,  L _ 

1965 — Guay,  L  _ _ _ 


1904 — E.  A.  Lancaster, 

C 

318 

1908 — Lancaster,  C 

249 

1911 — Lancaster,  C 

1,553 

1917 — Chaplin,  G 

5,519 

1921— J.  D.  Chaplin,  C 

1,875 

1925— Chaplin,  C 

6,112 

1926 — Hon.  Chaplin  C. 

5.920 

1930 — Hon.  Chaplin  C 

5,949 

1935 — N.  J.  M.  Lockhart, 

C 

263 

(Ont.) 

1903.) 

1940  Lockhart,  NG 
1945  Lockhart,  PC 
1949 — H.  P.  Cavers,  I. 
1953  -Cavers,  L 

1957-  J.  Smith,  PC 

1958 —  Smith,  PC 

1962 —  J.  C.  McNulty,  L 

1963 —  McNulty,  L 
1965 — McNulty,  L 


232 

221 

204 

144 

111 


Accl. 

208 

Accl. 


3.120 
4.061 
4,  283 
6.893 
2.412 
2,204 
2,115 


2,293 

1.299 

185 

4.718 

4.608 

5,865 

4.901 

8.592 

8,923 

3,246 

2,678 

319 

1,077 


848 

418 

Accl. 

Accl. 


410 

4,849 

3,369 

1.419 

9,615 

14,895 

2,941 

4,557 

6,496 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


3  7  3 


This  is  practically  the  termer  riding  of  Lincoln  and  Niagara, 
created  in  1882,  the  record  of  which  was  as  follows  : — 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1882— Rykert,  C  -  95  |  1896— Gibson,  L  . . _  422 

1887— Rykert,  C  . .  487  1900— E.  A.  Lancaster.  C_  139 

1891 —  W.  Gibson,  L  .  48  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1890— (May  23)— I.  C.  Rykert,  C  . . . . . . . .  1,030 

1892—  (Jan.  28)— Wm.  Gibson,  L  . . . . . . . .  232 

"Lincoln  and  Niagara"  have  been  formed  by  the  amalgamation 
of  two  original  ridings  called  "Lincoln"  and  "Niagara"  respectively. 

Their  records  were  as  follows: 

Old  riding  of  Lincoln. 


Record  General  Elections:— 


1867— Hon.  J.  R. 

1874— J. 

Norris,  L  . 

55 

Benson,  C  . 

1872— T.  R.  Merrit,  C  . 

.  Accl.  |  1878— J. 

563  | 

C.  Rykert,  C  . 

96 

By-Elections  : — 

1868 — (April  9  and  10)— 

-T.  R.  Merrit,  C  . 

600 

1874 — (Nov.  17) — James 

Morris,  L  . 

136 

1877 — (May  9) — Morris,  L  . . — _ _ _ —  85 


Old  riding  of  Niagara. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — A.  Morrison,  C _  50 

1872 — Morrrson,  C  .  2 

1874— J.  B.  Plumb.  C _  20 

1878— J.  B.  Plumb,  C 

(jud.  award))  . 

3 

By-Election  : — 

1874— (Dec.  19)— J.  B.  Plumb,  C  . 

LISGAR 

(Altered  in  1903.)  - 

Record  General  Elections: — 
1871— (Mar.  2) 

(Man.) 

—  (Altered  in  1924.) 

1921 — J.  L.  Brown,  P  . 

103 

.  1,164 

D.  A.  Smith,  C  . 

126 

1925 — Brown,  P  . 

376 

1872— Smith,  C  . 

196 

1926 — Brown,  L-P  . 

867 

1874— Smith,  L  . 

102 

1930 — Brown,  L-P  . 

172 

1878— Smith,  L  . 

9 

1935— H.  W.  Winkler,  L 

520 

1882 — Hugh  Sutherland, 

L 

423 

1940 — Winkler,  L  . 

.  2,788 

1887— T.  M.  Daly,  C  . 

179 

1945 — Winkler,  L  . 

295 

1891— Daly,  C  . 

439 

1949 — Winkler,  L 

.  3,506 

1896 — R.  L.  Richardson, 

L 

54 

1953 — Pommer,  L  . 

1,801 

1900 — Richardson,  Ind. 

249 

1957— G.  Muir,  PC  . 

.  3,462 

1904 — Thos.  Greenway, 

L 

109 

1958— Muir,  PC 

...  8,526 

1908 — W.  H.  Sharpe,  C 

105 

1962— Muir,  PC  . 

.  3,958 

1911 — Sharpe,  C  . 

20 

1963— Muir,  PC  . 

4,531 

1917— Bolton,  G  . 

3,221 

1965—  Muir,  PC . 

.....  4,063 

By  Elections: — 

1880 — (Sept.  10) — Cant. 

T. 

Scott,  C  . . . . . 

158 

1902— (Feb.  18)— D.  A. 

Stewart,  L 

.  1,016 

37S 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Owing  to  the  operation  oi  the  Redistribution  Act,  the  constituen¬ 
cies  of  Lisgar  and  Selkirk  changed  names  after  1891;  that  is  the 
constituency  called  Lisgar  up  to  and  including  1891  has  since  been 
called  Selkirk,  and  vice  versa  So  in  the  above  table,  the  figures  for 
the  elections  up  to  and  including  1891  are  tor  what  to  that  date  was 
known  as  the  constituency  of  Selkirk,  but  which  territorially  is  Iden¬ 
tical,  or  practically  so,  with  the  present  constituency  of  Lisgar. 


LONDON  (Ont.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — John  Carling,  C  _  848 

1872 — Carling,  C  _  304 

1874 — J.  Walker,  L  . .  88 

1878 — J.  Carling,  C  _  64 

1882 — Hon.  J.  Carling  _  247 

1888 — Carling,  C . .  39 

1891 — C.  Hyman,  L  . .  183 

1896 — Thos.  Beattie,  C _  41 

1900 — C.  S.  Hyman,  L  _  547 

1904 — Hyman,  L  . 24 

1908 — Thos.  Beattie,  C  .  1,134 

1911 — Beattie,  C  .  1  991 

1917 — H.  Cronyn,  C  .  4]358 

1921 — J.  F.  White,  C  _  1,756 

By-Elections : — 


1925—  White,  C _ 

1926—  White,  C  _ 

1930— White,  C  . . . 

1935— F.  G.  Betts,  C  . 

1940— J.  A.  Johnston,  L _ 

1945— P.  A.  Manross,  PC  __ 

1949 — A.  Jeffery,  L  _ 

1953— R.  W.  Mitchell,  PC  . 

1957 —  G.  E.  Halpenny,  PC 

1958 —  Halpenny,  PC  _ 

1962 — Halpenny,  PC  . . 

196? — J.  A.  Irvine,  PC  . . 

1965 — Irvine,  PC  . . . 


l®74 — (Feb.  18) — James  H.  Fraser,  C 

12> — Sir  John  Carling,  L  I. 
1905  (June  13) — Hon.  C.  Hyman,  L 

29) — Major  Thos.  Beattie,  C 
1915 — (Feb.  1)— Wm.  Gray,  C 


1938— (Nov.  14)— Hon.  R.  J.  Manion.  '  C 


LONGUEUIL  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953 — A  Vincent,  L  . 

1957 —  A  Vincent,  L 

1958 —  P.  S6vigny,  PC 


11,776 

8,372 

2,399 


1962 —  Hon.  P.  Sevigny,  PC 

1963—  J.  P.  Cot6,  L  . . 

1965— J.  P.  C6t&,  L  _ 


LOTBINIERE  (Que.) 
Record  General  Elections  : 


1867— H.  G.  Joly,  L 

1872— Joly,  L  . 

1874 — H.  Bernier,  L 
1878 — C.  I.  Rinlret,  L 
1882 — Rinfret,  L 
1887 — Rinfret,  L 
1891 — Rinfret,  L 

1896 — Rinfret,  T . 

1900 — E.  Fortier,  L  . 

1904 — Fortier,  L  . 

1908 — Fortier,  L  . . 

1911 — Fortier,  L 
1917 — T.  Vien,  O 
1921 — Vien,  L  . 


Accl.  | 
Accl.  | 
488  | 

111  | 
213  | 

509  I 
Accl.  | 
406  | 

571 
871  | 

845  I 
350  I 
3,732  | 

2.809  I 


1925 —  J.  A.  Verville,  L 

1926 —  Verville,  L 

1930 — Verville,  L  . 

1935 — Verville,  L 

1940 — H.  Lapointe,  L 

1945 — Lapointe,  L 

1949 — Hon.  H.  Lapointe,  L 

1953 — Hon.  H.  Lapointe,  L  ... 

1957 —  R.  O'Hurley,  PC 

1958—  Hon.  R.  O’Hurley,  PC 

1962 —  O'Hurley,  PC 

1963 —  A.  Choquette,  L 

1965 — Choquette,  L  . 


4,483 

845 

4.283 

2.283 

3.290 

3.291 
1,439 
2,385 
8,694 

15,169 

5,012 

1,438 

2,591 


128 

102 

330 

1,035 

Accl. 

3,196 


2,892 

2.954 

5,364 


2.471 

1.305 
1,205 
4,380 
4,356 

4.306 
2,419 
2,168 

549 

3,178 

602 

1,508 

1,078 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


377 


By-Elections: — 


1900— (Ian.  25)— E.  Fortier,  L  . .  172 

1909— (Nov.  3)— E.  Fortier,  L  .  303 

1937— (Dec.  27)— J.  N.  Francoeur,  L  .  4,671 


MACKENZIE  (Sask.) 


(Created  1903,  altered  1924.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904 — E.  L.  Cash,  L  . 

1,377 

1945— Nicholson,  CCF 

3,692 

1908— Cash,  L  . 

1,113 

1949— G.  M.  Ferrie,  L 

1,355 

1911— Cash,  L  . 

....  2,351 

1953 — A.  M.  Nicholson, 

CCF 

555 

1917— J.  F.  Reid,  G 

677 

1957— Nicholson,  CCF  . 

1,932 

1921 — M.  N.  Campbell, 

5  ...  2,356 

1958 — S.  E.  Korchinski, 

PC 

3,579 

1925 — Campbell,  P . 

.....  1,113 

1962 — Korchinski,  PC  . 

5,097 

1926 — Campbell,  P.  . 

....  1,037 

1963 — Korchinski,  PC  . 

6,304 

1930 — Campbell,  P 

3,076 

1965 — Korchinski,  PC  . 

. 

5,472 

1935— J.A.  MacMillan, 

L  2,144 

1940 — A.  M.  Nicholson, 

CCF  . 

996 

By-Election  : — 

1933 — (Oct.  23)— J.  A.  MacMillan, 

1  . - . 

. . 

1,614 

See  Assiniboia. 

MACLEOD  (Alta.) 

(Established 

by  Act  of 

1906-07.— Altered  1924.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1908 — J.  Herron,  C  . 

.  303 

1945— Hansell,  SC  . 

2,418 

1911 — D.  E.  Warnock,  L 

819 

1949— Hansell.  SC  . 

3,345 

1917— H.  M.  Shaw,  G 

2,518 

1953 — Hansel],  SC  . 

4,387 

1921— G.  G.  Coote,  P 

4,319 

1957— Hansell,  SC  . 

3,338 

704 

1958— L.  E.  Kindt,  PC  . 

6,288 

1926— Coote,  UFA  . 

.  3,375 

1962— Kindt,  PC  . 

. 

2,635 

1930— Coote,  UFA 

792 

1963— Kindt,  PC  . 

1,990 

1935— F.  G.  Hansell,  SC 

3,451 

1965— Kindt,  PC  . 

2,219 

1940 — Hansell,  ND  . 

.  1,826 

See  Calcary. 

MAISONNEUVE-ROSEMONT  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1938.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — S.  Fournier,  L  .  8,268  |  1957 — Deschatelets,  L 

1940 — Fournier,  L  .  11,055  |  1958 — Deschatelets,  L 

1945— Fournier,  L  .  6,838  |  1962— Deschatelets,  L  .... 

1949— Fournier,  L  .  11,708  1  1963— Deschatelets,  L  .... 


1953— J.P.  Deschatelets,  L  2.572  I  1965— J.  A.  Thomas,  L 
Former  Division  of  Maisonneuve. 


17,323 

2,036 

6,320 

12,797 

7,910 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1896 — R.  Prefontaine,  L  _  1,570  | 

1900 — Prefontaine,  L  .  1,774  I 

'904 — Prefontaine.  L  .  2.172  I 

1908 — A.  Verville,  Lab . .  4,421 

1911 — Verville,  Lab.  -  2,205  I 


1917 — Hon.  R.  Lemieux,  O  4,033 


1921— C.  RobitaiUe,  L  . 12,089 

1925 —  Robitaille,  L  . .  5,218 

1926 —  Robitaille,  L  .  10,879 

1930 — Robitaille,  L  .  5,400 


3  7  9 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Elections: — 

1902 — (Dec.  9) — Hon.  R.  Prefontaine,  L 

1906— (Feb.  23)— A.  Verville.  Lab  . 

1932 — (June  27) — Joseph  Jean.  L  _ _ _ 

See  Hochelaga. 


1,860 

1.057 

1,305 


MARQUETTE  (Man.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  o  1  1914. — Altered  1924) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1871 —  Angus  McKay, 

Double  return  (I)  282 

— James  S.  Lynch  .....  282 

1872 —  R.  Cunningham,  L  278 

1874 — Cunningham,  L  (2)  42 

1874 — (Aug.  25  elec,  trial) — 

Jos.  Ryan,  L  .  22 

1878 — Hon.  Sir  J.  A, 

MacDonald,  C  .  AccL 

1882 — Rob.  Watson,  L  188 

1887 — Watson  L  .  58 

1891 — Watson,  L  46 

1896 — W.  J.  Roche  C  67 

1900 — Roche,  C  . _ .  422 

1904 — Roche,  C  .  73 

1908— Roche,  C  _ .  570 

1911 — Roche,  C  .  126 


By-Election  : — 

1948— (Dec.  20)— S.  S.  Garson,  L 


1917— Hon.  T.  A. 

Crerar,  G.  . . 

I  1921 — Crerar,  P 

1925 — H.  A.  Mullins,  C 
|  1926— J.  A.  Glen,  L.-P.  I 

1930 — H.  A.  Mnlins  c 
1935— J.  A.  Glen,  L 
1940— Glen,  L 
I  1945— Hon.  J.  A.  Glen.  L 
1949 — Hon.  S.  S.  Garson,  L 
1953—  Hon.  S.  S.  Garson,  L 

1957 —  N.  Mandziuk,  PC 

1958 —  Mandziuk,  PC  . . . 

1962 —  Mandziuk,  PC  . . 

1963 —  Mandziuk,  PC  . . 

I  1965 — Mandziuk,  PC  _ 


7.520 

5,566 

135 

1.092 

2,694 

1.840 

1,768 

1.269 

6,128 

5,224 

2.505 

9.150 

4,872 

5,020 

4,189 


4,457 


(D— The  first  elections  in  Marquette  after  the  admission  of  Man- 
itoba  into  Confederation  was  held  March  2,  1871  The  return  nf  the 
returning  officer  showed  that  each  of  the  two  candidate,  had  received 
the  same  number  of  votes.  The  return  officer  had  not  as  now  ^he 

fhe^H^rd'c*  hls.cas,mg  vote.  In  due  course  the  matter  came  before 
the  H.  of  C.  and  was  referred  to  the  Commission  of  Privileaes  and 
Electors,  who  reported  that  the  return  officer  should  (under  the  old 
system  of  double  returns)  have  declared  both  candidates  elected 
Under  an  order  of  the  House  (April  25)  the  Clerk  nf  .hi  >  •  ' 

Chancery  attended  and  on  motion  of,  he  Hom^  Mr.  ‘came^oT  oi 
Peel  a  resolution  was  passed,  instructing  the  Clerk  of  the  Crown 
in  Chancery  to  amend  the  return  so  as  to  declare  hnth  rilnd-I  7 
elected.  This  was  done,  and  Dr.  Lynch  who  was  nresen.  in  O.  0°'** 
forthwith  subscribed  to  the  oath  and  took  his  seat.  Then  Hon 
Cameron  drew  attention  to  the  rule  which  Dro vised  thTf  ~  k 

must  withdraw  while  the  matter  0,  his  etection  was  before^he 
House  whereupon  Dr.  Lynch  withdrew.  May  13  McKaV  n,! 
arrived  in  Ottawa,  presented  himself  and  took  the  oath  and  his 

seat.  Under  similar  conditions  as  Dr.  Lynch  he  withdrew  s  j  , 

of  six  weeks  was  allowed  the  Elec  Comm  ,7uhdrew-  A  delay 

matter.  Before  the  House  finally  disposed  of  the  U?-°  ,he 

was  dissolved.  (See  Journals  £  ?he  IW,  ,  °  Parhamen' 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


379 


(2) — Mr.  Cunningham  died  while  the  protest  against  his  return 
was  before  the  courts. 


MATAPEDIA-MATANE  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933,  by  the  union 
of  the  Counties  of  Matane  and  Matapedia.l 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1935 — A.  I.  Lapointe,  L  153  I 

1940 — A.  J.  Lapointe,  L.  4,152  | 

1945— P.  Cot6,  Ind.L  .  1,286  ] 

1949— P.  C6tA,  L  . 1,735  I 

1953— L.  Thlbault,  L  . .  1,924  I 

Former  Division  of  Matane. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 
1917— F.  J.  Pelletier,  O.  4,563 

1921— Pelletier,  L . . .  6,853 

1925— G.  L.  Dionne,  L  .  3,776 


1957—  Thibault,  L  . 753 

1958—  A.  Belzile  PC  _  4.536 

1962—  Belzile,  PC  . 1.185 

1963—  R.  Tremblay.  L  . -  3.028 

1965 — Tremblay,  L  _  4,867 


1926 — Dionne,  L  .  5,153 

1930— J.  E.  H.  LaRue,  C  724 


MEADOW  LAKE  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947) 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1949— J.  H.  Harrison,  L  _.  2,617  |  1962— Cadieu.  PC  .  3.447 

1953— J.  H.  Harrison.  L  ......  1.610  |  1963— Bert  Cadieu,  PC  ........  4,109 

1957—  Harrison,  L  . 887  I  1965— Cadieu,  PC  _  3,399 

1958—  A.  C.  Cadieu,  PC  ....  3,558  I 


MEDICINE  HAT  (Alta.) 


(Established  under  Act 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1908 — Magrath,  C  _  352 

1911— W.  A.  Buchanan,  L  1.465 
1917— Hon.  A.  L.  Siiton,  G  3,301 
1921 — Robt.  Gardiner,  P  7,597 

1925 —  F.  F.  Gershaw,  L  ...  1,986 

1926 —  Gershaw,  L  .  1,980 

1930 — Gershaw,  L  . 2,934 

1935— A.H.  Mitchell,  SC  2,523 
1940 — Gershaw,  L  . 3,915 


By-Election  : — 

1921 — (June  27) — Robt.  Gardiner, 
See  Calgary  and  Acadia. 


of  1906-07.— Altered  1924.) 


|  1945— W.  D.  Wylie,  SC  I  2,122 

|  1949— Wylie,  SC  . 4,017 

|  1953— Wylie,  SC  _  386 

|  1957— Olson,  SC  2,570 

1958 — E.  W.  Brunsden,  PC  1,735 

|  1962— H.  A.  B.  Olson,  SC  ...  1,098 

I  1963— Olson,  SC  . . . . .  251 

|  1965— Olson.  SC  . . .  6.039 

I 

P  . .  9,764 


MEGANTIC  (Que.) 

(Established  under  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1949— J.  Lafontaine,  L  . 6,482  I  1962 — R.  Langlois,  SC  . .  7,786 

1953— J.  Lafontaine,  L  ......  5,531  I  1963— Langlois,  SC  .  2,189 

1957 —  J.  Lafontaine,  L  _  7,078  I  1965 — Langlois,  R.  des  C.  1,709 

1958 —  G.  Roberge,  L  -  456  I 

Former  Constituency  of  Megantic-Frontenac 


3  a  □ 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIOE 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1935 — E.  Roberge,  L  _  2,555  | 

1940 — I.  Lafontaine,  L  _  4,196  | 

Former  Division  oi  Megantic. 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — Hon.  Geo.  Irvine,  C  267 

1872 — G.  E.  Richard,  L  _  118 

1874 — Richard,  L  _  382 

1878 — Olivier,  L  _ _  310 

1882 — L.-J.  Frechette,  C  _  119 

1887 — Turcotte,  L  _  135 

1891 — Frechette,  C  _  111 

1896 — G.  Turcot,  L _  663 

1900 — Turcot,  L  _  409 


By-Elections: — 

1884  (July  10) — Hon.  F.  Langelier, 
1922  (Nov.  20) — Eusebe  Roberge, 


1945 — J.  Lafontaine.  L _ 3,049 


1904 — F.  T.  Savoie, 
1908 — Savoie,  L 

L _ 500 

435 

1911 — L.  T.  Pacaud, 
1917 — Pacaud,  O 

L _  367 

.  Accl. 

1921 — Pacaud,  L 

6,966 

1925 — E.  Roberge,  L 

..  ....  3,667 

1926 — Roberge,  L 

. .  3,240 

1930 — Roberge,  L  ...... 

. .  1,852 

L  _ _ _ 

37 

L  . . 

. .  Accl. 

MELVILLE  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  with  territory 
formerly  belonging  to  Saltcoats.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1925—  Hon.  W.  R. 

Motherwell,  L _ 

1926 —  Motherwell,  L _ 

1930 — Motherwell,  L 

1935 — Motherwell,  L  _ 

1940 — Hon.  J.  G.  Gardiner, 

1945 — Gardiner.  L  _ 

By-Elections  : — 


3,003 

4,150 

2,924 

4,999 

1,116 

28 


I 

I 


1949 — Gardiner,  L _ 4,732 

1953 — Gardiner,  L  _  1,932 

1957 —  Gardiner,  L  _  359 

1958 —  J.  N.  Ormiston,  PC  _  2,742 

1962 —  Ormiston,  PC  _ .  2.818 

1963 —  Ormiston,  PC  . 3,783 

1965 — Ormiston,  PC  _  3,599 


1926  (Nov.  2)— Hon.  W.  R.  Motherwell,  L  _  _ _  AccL 

Former  Division  of  Saltcoats.  (Established  under  the  Act  of  1906-07.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1908 — Thos.  MacNutt,  L  _.  678 

1911 — MacNutt,  L  .  1,685 

See  Assiniboia,  (See  also 


1917 — MacNutt,  G 
1  1921 — Thos.  Sales,  P 

Yorkton.) 


2.963 

3.349 


MERCIER  (Montreal,  Que.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  as  one  of  the 
Divisions  oi  the  City  of  Montreal.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — J.  Jean,  L  . 

1940 — Jean,  L 
1945 — Hon.  J.  Jean,  L 
1949 — Hon.  J.  Jean,  L 
1953 — M.  Monette,  L 
By-Election  : — 


13.481 

14,538 

9,590 

9,255 

8,127 


I 


1957 —  M.  Monette,  L 

1958—  A.  Gillet.  PC 

1962 —  P.  Boulanger,  L  . 

1963 —  Boulanger.  L 

1965 — Boulanger,  L _ 


19,931 

3,360 

8,973 

13.973 

22,607 


1949— (Oct.  24)— M.  Monette,  L . . 

(See  also  other  Montreal  Divisions.) 


7,378 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


3  B  I 


MIDDLESEX  EAST  (Ont.) 
(Established  1903,  Altered  1914.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1904 — Peter  Elson,  C  . .  219 

1908— Elson,  C  . . . .  249 

1911— Elson,  C  .. . - .  661 

1917— S.  F.  Glass,  G  .  1,457 

1921 — A.  L.  Hodgins,  P  796 

1925—  A.  K.  Hodgins,  C  ...  2,065 

1926—  Hodgins,  C  .  2,804 

1930— F.  Boyes.  C  . . .  1,678 

1935— D.  G.  Ross,  L  .  1,549 


By-Election: — 

1913— (Oct.  21)— S.  F.  Glass,  C 


I  1940— Ross,  L  .  2,188 

I  1945— H.  O.  White,  PC  .  1,348 

I  1949— White,  PC  . 60 

I  1953— White,  PC  . . 3,075 

I  1957— White,  PC  . .  10,964 

I  1958— White,  PC  .  17,04? 

!  1962— C.  E.  Millar,  PC  .  5,772 

I  1963— Millar,  PC  . 1,807 

|  1965— J.  Lind,  L  . . . —  1,815 


385 


Middlesex  county  (city  of  London  excluded  up  to  1903)  consisted 
of  four  constituencies,  viz: — Middlesex  East,  North,  South  and  West.) 
Record  of  Middlesex  East  (old  constituency). 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— C.  Wilson,  C  . -  140 

1872— D.  Glass,  C  . . . .  95 

1874— Wilson,  C  . -  44 

1878 — Macmillan,  C  _  96 

1882 — Macmillan,  C  -  95 


1887 — Jos.  Marshall,  C  . .  759 

1891 — Marshall,  C  . .  155 

1896 — John  Gilmour,  C  _  424 

1900 — Gilmour,  C  . . .  720 


By-Elections: — 

1875 — (Jan.  28) — D.  MacMillan,  C 

1892 — (Feb.  11) — Jos.  Marshall,  C  . 

Record  of  Middlesex  North  (old 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — T.  Scatcherd,  L  —  731  I 

1872— Scatcherd,  L  . Accl  I 

1874 — Scatcherd,  L  . Accl.  I 

1878 — T.  Coughlin,  C  .  8  I 

1882 — Coughlin,  C  .  109  | 

By-Election: — 


1876— (June  7)— Robt.  C.  Scatcherd, 
Record  of  Middlesex  South  (old 
of  1882). 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1882 — J.  Armstrong,  L  .  866  I 

1887 — Armstrong,  L  -  414  | 

1891 — Armstrong,  L  .  624  I 

By-Election: — - 


1893— (March  22) — Robt.  Boston,  L 
Record  of  Middlesex  West  (old 


. . .  172 

. . . .  548 

constituency). 


1887 — Coughlin,  C  .  629 

1 891— W.  H.  Hutchins,  C  .  62 

1896— V.  Ratz,  L  .  62 

1900 — John  Sherritt,  C  .  213 

L  . - - . — -  258 


constituency,  established  by  Act 


1896 — McGugan,  L  .  740 

1900 — John  Sherritt,  C  .  213 


. . . .  637 

constituency). 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— McDonald,  C  . .  19 

1874 — G.  W.  Ross,  L  . —  56 

1874— Ross,  L  ..._ . Accl. 

1878— Ross,  L  . . 48 

1882— Ross,  L  -  54 


|  1887 — Dr.  Roome,  C  . . .  105 

I  1891 — Roome,  C  . ...  460 

|  1896— W.  S.  Calvert,  L  .  341 

I  1900 — Calvert,  L  .  176 


302 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Elections: — 

1883 — (Nov.  24) — D.  M.  Cameron,  L  ..  32 

1888— (March  10)— Dr.  W.  F.  Rooms,  C  .  U2 

The  Redistribution  Act  of  1903  left  Middlesex  with  three  ridings  :— 

as*  West.  The  Act  of  1914  caused  the  disappearance  of 

the  North  riding,  the  general  election  record  of  which  was  as  follows' 

!90°8-Xalw!i,Sm!lhteLL_:  'si  |  I911~Ge°-  A'  EUl°"-  C  -  53 

MIDDLESEX  WEST  (Ont.) 

(Established  1903,  altered  1914.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904 — W.  S.  Calvert,  L 

1908 —  Calvert,  L 
1911— D.  C.  Ross,  L  ..' 

1917 — Ross,  O 
1921- -J.  D.  F. 

Drummond,  P 
1925— J.  c.  EILott,  L 
J926— Hon.  J.  C.  Elliott,  L  2,101 

1930 — Elliott,  L  _ _ _  1  490 

1935 — Elliott,  L  .  2^987 

By-Elections: — 

1909—  (Nov.  10)— D.  C.  Ross,  L 


206 

12 

131 

399 

1,539 

1,378 


1940 — R.  McCubbin,  L  . .  2,138 

1945 — McCubbin,  L  _  2,387 

1949 — McCubbin,  L  _ 2,699 

1953 — McCubbin,  L  . . 2,885 

1957— W.  H.  A. 

Thomas,  PC _  1,707 


1958 — Thomas,  PC 
I  1962 — Thomas,  PC 
I  1963— Thomas,  PC 
I  1965 — Thomas,  PC 


6,091 

2,264 

927 

363 


165 

2.660 

Accl. 


1926— (March  29)— Hon.  J.  C.  Elliott . L . 

1926  (Nov.  2) — Hon.  J.  C.  Elliott  L  ...  ; 

See  Middlesex  East. 

MONTMAGNY-L'ISLET  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933,  by  the  union  of 
the  former  Divisions  of  Montmagny  and  l'lslet.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


4,279 

7.624 

5,245 


1935 — J.  F.  Fafard,  L  .  2,215 

1940 — J.  K.  Laflamme,  L  ...  3  602 

1945 — J.  Lesage,  L  _ 

1949 — Lesage,  L  . 

1953 — Hon.  J.  Lesage,  L 

By-Election: — 

1958— (Sept.  29)— L.  Fortin,  PC  . 

Former  Division  of  Montmagny 
Record  General  Elections  : — 
1867 — J.  O.  Beaubien,  C.  .  Accl. 
1872 — H.  T.  Taschereau,  L  81 

1874 — Taschereau,  L .  Accl. 

1878 — A.  C.  P.  Landry,  C  138 

1882 — Landry,  C  .  120 

1887 — P.  A.  Choquette,  L.  193 

1891 — Choquette,  L  .  433 

1 896 — Choquette,  L  ..._ .  433 

1900 — P.  R.  Martineau,  L  213  j 


1957 —  Lesage,  L  _ 

1958 —  Lesage,  L 

1962—  J.  P.  Cook,  SC 

1963 —  j.  Berger,  L  _ 

1965 — J.  Berger,  L  _ 


1904 — A.  Lavergne,  I . 

1908 — C.  Roy.  L 
1914 — D.  O.  Lesp6rance,  C 
1917 — A.  M.  Dechdne,  O 
1921 — Dechene,  L 

1925 —  L.  K.  Laflamme,  L 

1926 —  Laflamme,  L 
1930 — A.  LaVergne,  C 


3,135 

726 

2,561 

1,559 

1,945 


997 


58 

158 

325 

1.05.1 

3,771 

881 

339 

222 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


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By-Elections  : — 

1898 — (Dec.  14) — P.  R.  Martineau,  L 
1904 — (Feb.  16) — A.  LaVergne,  L 
Former  Division  oi  L'Islet. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — B.  Pouliot,  L  . 

424  1 

1872 — P.  B.  Casgrain,  L 

47  | 

1874 — Casgrain,  L 

Accl.  1 

1878 — Casgrain,  L 

59  | 

1882 — Casgrain,  L 

65  I 

1887 — Casgrain,  L 

40  | 

1891  —  L.  G.  Desjardins,  C 

6  1 

1896 — A.  M.  Dechene,  L 

6  1 

1900 — Dechene,  L 

100  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1869 — (July  8  and  9) — B. 

Pouliot, 

1904 — E.  Paquet,  C . 

1908 — Paquet,  C . 

1911 — Paquet,  C 
1917 — J.  F.  Fafard,  O 


1930 — Faiard,  L 


1893— (Jan.  5)— J.  I.  Tarte,  L 

1902  — (Jan.  15) — O.  Charbonneau,  L 


MOOSE  JAW-LAKE  CENTRE  (Sask.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 
Record  General  Elections 


1908— W.  E.  Knowles,  L  ...  1,064 

1911 — Knowles,  L  .  2,332 

1917 — Hon.  J.  A.  Colder,  G  5,940 
1921 — R.  M.  Johnson,  P  929 

1925—  J.  G.  Ross,  L  .  298 

1926—  Ross.  L  .  2,427 

1930— W.  A.  Beynon,  C  ...  989 

1935— J.  G.  Ross,  L  .  2,800 

1940— Ross,  L  . 1,566 


By-Election  : — 

1923 — (April  10) — E.  N.  Hopkins, 
See  Assiniboia. 


I  1945— W.  R.  Thatcher.  CCF 
1949— Thatcher,  CCF 

I  1953 — Thatcher,  CCF  . 

|  1957— Le wry,  CCF  ,.  . 

I  1958— J.  E.  Pascoe,  PC  . 

I  1962 — Pascoe,  PC  . 

I  1963 — Pascoe,  PC  _ 

[  1965 — Pascoe,  PC  . . . 


P 


530 

210 


157 

165 

434 

Accl. 

1.588 

1.080 

824 

388 


236 

36 

21 


3,969 

2,582 

6,415 

379 

10,201 

11,109 

12,675 

7,592 


1,598 


Former  division  of  Lake  Centre: 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1935 — J.  F.  Johnston,  L  _.  1,794  1945 — Dielenbaker,  PC  .  1,009 

1940 — J.  G.  Diefenbaker,  1949 — Dieienbaker,  PC  3,432 

NG  . . .  280 

Former  Division  of  Lonq  Lake. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  J.  F.  Johnston,  P  _  1,593  |  1930— W.  D.  Cowan,  C  205 

1926—  Johnston,  L  __  1,514  | 

Refer  to  E.  Divisions  of  Last  Mountain,  Regina  and  Humboldt  for 
previous  records. 

Former  Division  of  Last  Mountain. 


Record  General  Elections : — 

1917 — T.  F.  Johnston,  G  _  Accl.  I  1926 — Fansher,  P  ..._ .  190 

1921— Johnston.  P  _  9,471  |  1930— H.  Butcher,  L  .  837 

1925— W.  R.  Fansher,  P  _  90  I 

(See  also  Prmce  Albert) 


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MOOSE  MOUNTAIN  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1949— J.  I.  Smith,  L  _  1,078  I  19S2— Southam,  PC  _  2,424 

1953— E.G.  McCullough,  CCF  145  1963— Southam,  PC - 3,987 

1957—  McCullough,  CCF  -  397  1  1965— Southam,  PC - 3,414 

1958 —  R.  R.  Southam,  PC  3,575  I 


MOUNT  ROYAL  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924  with  territory 
formerly  belonging  to  Westmount-St.  Henri  and  Jacques  Cartier.) 
(Altered  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  R.  S.  White,  C  __  9,248 

1926—  White,  C  - . 9,750 

1930— White,  C  .  14,170 

1935— W.  A.  Walsh,  C  4,236 
1940— E.  P.  Whitman,  L  _  6,539 

1945 — Whitman,  L  _  3,594 

1949 — A.  A.  MacNaughton, 

L _ 10,104 


1953 — Macnaughton,  L  7,723 

1957 —  Macnaughton,  L  _  9,469 

1958 —  Macnaughton,  L _  489 

1962 —  Macnaughton,  L  _  20,302 

1963 —  Macnaughton,  L  _  28,793 

1965— P.  E.  Trudeau,  L  .  13,135 


See  also  Jacques  Cartier  and  St.  Henri. 


NANAIMO-COWICHAN-' 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904 — R.  Smith,  Lib-Lab  ...  286 

1908 — Smith,  L.  . .  159 

1911— F.  H.  Shepherd,  C  ...  688 

1917— J.  C.  McIntosh,  G  ._  7,199 
1921— C.  H.  Dickie,  C  _...._  2,738 

1925—  Dickie,  C  . _... .  3,467 

1926—  Dickie,  C  . .  5,190  I 

1930— Dickie.  C  _  3.231  I 

1935— J.  S.  Taylor.  CCF  ...  613  I 


Before  the  city  of  Vancouver  wi 
division  was  known  as  "Vancouver 
this  district  was  as  follows  : — 


ISLANDS  (B.C.) 


1940 — A.  Chambers,  L  .  3,150 

1945— G.  R.  Pearkes,  PC  ...  1,639 

1949— Pearkes,  PC  7.735 

1953 — C.  Cameron,  CCF  _  2,388 

1957 —  Cameron,  CCF  . .  2,519 

1958 —  W.  F.  Matthews,  PC  705 

1962 —  C.  Cameron,  NDP  _  3,872 

1963 —  Cameron,  NDP  . 5,498 

1965 — Cameron,  NDP  _  5,846 

is  made  an  electoral  district,  this 
District".  The  electoral  record  of 


Vancouver  (original  constituency  of  the  name). 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1871— R.  Wallace,  C . 

35  | 

1872— Sir  F.  Hincks,  C. 

Accl. 

1874 — A.  Bunster,  C . 

.  121  | 

1878— Bunster,  C 

69  | 

1882— D.  W.  Gordon,  C 

155 

By-Election  : — 

1893 — (May  2) — Andrew 

Haslam,  C 

1887 — Gordon,  C  . 248 

1891 — Gordon,  C  .  Accl. 

1896 — W.  W.  B.McInnes,  L  197 
1900 — R.  Smith,  L  . .  388 


Accl 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


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NEW  WESTMINSTER  (B.C.)— (Altered  1903.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1871—  H.  Nelson,  C  ... .  101 

1872 —  Nelson,  C  .  AccL 

1874 — J.  Cunningham,  C  20 

1878— T.  R.  Mclnnes,  L  ...  89 

1882— A.  R.  Homer,  C  ...  Accl. 

1887 — D.  Chisholm,  C  .  295 

1891— G.  E.  Corbould,  C  ...  1,162 

1896 — A.  Morrison,  L  . .  298 

1900 — Morrison,  I,  . 145 

1904 — J.  B.  Kennedy,  L  ......  104 

1908 — -James  D.  Taylor  .  846 

1911— Taylor,  C  . .  1,693 

1917— W.  G.  McQarrie,  G  4,498 

1921 — McQuarrie,  C  _  1,821 


By-Elections  : — 

1890— (June  19)— G.  E.  Corbould,  C 
1949— (Oct.  24)— W.  M.  Mott,  L . 


1925 —  McQuarrie,  C  .  701 

1926 —  McQuarrie,  C  .  2,240 

1930— T.  Reid,  L  .  2,791 

1935— Reid,  L  .  261 

1940— Reid,  L  .  5,450 

1945— Reid,  L  .  1,929 

1949— Reid,  L  .  4,578 

1953— F.  G.  Hahn,  SC  . 35 

1957—  Hahn,  SC  . .  5,572 

1958—  W.  A.  McLennan,  PC  7,982 

1962—  B.  Mather,  NDP  .  9,972 

1963—  Mather,  NDP  -  6,523 

1965— Mather,  NDP  — .  12,244 


180 

2,144 


NIAGARA  FALLS  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953— W.  L.  Houck,  L  .....  7,136  I 

1957—  Houck,  L  .  2.061  I 

1958—  Houck,  L . . .  521  I 


1962 —  J.  LaMarsh,  L  .  10,705 

1963 —  LaMarsh,  L  . —  9,886 

1965 — LaMarsh,  L  -  10,352 


By-Election: — 

1960— (Oct.  31) — Miss  J.  V.  LaMarsh,  L 


5,119 


NICKEL  BELT  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 
1953 — J.  L.  Gauthier,  L .  5,677  I 

1957—  Gauthier,  L  -  1,329  I 

1958— 0.  J.  Godin,  L  3,310  I 

(See  also  Sudbury,  Ont.) 


1962 —  Godin,  L  . . 

1963 —  Godin,  L  . — 

1965 — N.  Fawcett,  NDP 


8,059 

6,146 

488 


NICOLET-YAMASKA  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  by  the  union  of 
the  Divisions  of  Nicolet  and  Yamaska.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935— L.  Dubois,  L  _  2,772  | 

1940 — Dubois,  Ind-L  . .  580  I 

1945 — Dubois,  L  . 1,315  I 

1949 — M.  Boisvert,  L  _  528  I 

1953 — M.  Boisvert,  L  _  2,086  I 


By-Elections  : — 

1949 — (Fen.  7)  R.  Chapdelaine,  TC 
1966— (Sept.  19)— F.  Cot6,  L  . . . 

Former  Division  of  Nicolet. 


1957 —  P.  Comtois,  PC  .  613 

1958 —  Hon.  P.  Comtois,  PC  4,661 

1962—  C.  Vincent,  PC  _  1,434 

1963—  Vincent,  PC  . .  1,314 

1965 — Vincent,  PC . . -  5,644 


296 

1,094 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— Jos.  Gaudet,  C  _  571  | 

1872— Gaudet,  C  _ _ _  1,303  | 

1874 — Gaudet,  C  . 339  j 

1878— F.  X.  M6thot,  C  741  | 

1882— Methot,  C  . .  Accl.  | 

1887 — Gaudet,  Ind.  _  1,178 

1891— J.  H.  Leduc,  L  .  1  | 

1896 — E.  Boisvert,  C  _  138  | 

1900— Geo.  Ball,  C  _  141 


By-Elections  :— 

1877— (Dec.  18)— F.  X.  Mdthot,  C 
1884— (April  23)— A.  Gaudet,  C 
1888 — (July  17) — F.  Boisvert,  Ind-C 
1897— (Dec.  21)— J.  H.  Leduc,  L  _. 

1906 —  (Dec.  29) — Chas.  R.  Devlin, 

1907 —  (Dec.  30) — G.  A.  Turcotte, 

1923 — (May  14) — J.  F.  Descoteaux, 

Former  Division  ot  Yamaska. 


1904 — Hon.  R.  Lemieux,  L  342 

1908— Dr  Turcotte,  L  666 

1911— P.  E.  Lamarche  C  844 
1917 — Arthur  Trahan,  O  Accl. 
1921— Trahan,  L  __ .  6,027 

1925 —  J.  F.  Descoteaux  L  3.240 

1926 —  Descoteaux,  L  _  .  2,815 

1930— L.  Dubois,  L  .  1,201 


L  _ 

M.D.,  L 
L  _ 


257 

399 

113 

247 

393 

273 

Accl. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — M.  Fortier,  L _  37  | 

1872 — Jos.  Duguay,  C  ._.  404  I 

1874 — G.  Gill,  C  . .  Accl. 

1878— Gill,  C  . 323 

1882 — F.  Vanasse,  C  _  71  | 

1887 — Vanasse,  C  . 31 

1891 — R.  H.  S.  Mignault,  L  170  | 

1900 — Mignault,  L  .  104  | 


1904— J.  E.  O.  Gladu  L  460 

1908— Gladu.  L  88 

1911 — A.  A.  Mondou,  C _  93 

1917— J.  E.  Gladu,  O  2,684 

1921 — W.  E.  E,  A.  Boucher  1,668 

1925 —  Boucher,  L  . .  684 

1926 —  Boucher,  L  . .  ...  418 

1930 — Boucher,  L  . 1 


188 

1,643 

84 


By-Elections  : — 

1879 — (July  7) — F.  Vanasse,  Nat-Con. 

1921— (May  28)— W.  E.  E.  A.  Boucher,  L 
1933  (Oct.  23) — A.  Boucher,  L  _ _ _ 


NIPISSING  (Ont.) 


(Established  under  the  Act  of  1892.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1896 — J.  B.  Klock,  C  . .  964  I 

1900 — C.  A.  McCool,  L  .  Accl.  I 

1904 — McCool,  L  .  188  i 

1908 — Geo.  Gordon,  C  21  | 

1911 — Gordon,  C  .  545  | 

1917 — C.  R.  Harrison,  G  44  | 

1821 — E.  A.  Lapierre,  L  ..  4,297  | 

1925 —  Lapierre,  L  .  97  | 

1926 —  Lapierre.  L  ..... .  2,624  I 

1930 — J.  R.  Hurtublse,  L  ...  2,151  j 

By-elections  : — 

1911  (Nov.  8) — -Hon.  F.  Cochrane, 
1964 — (June  22) — Carl  Legault,  L 


1935 — Hurtubise,  L 

1940 — Hurtubise,  L  _ 

1945 — L.  Gauthier,  L 
1949 — J.  Garland,  L 
1953 — Garland,  L  . . 

1957 —  Garland,  L 

1958 —  Garland,  L . 

1962—  Garland,  L 

1963 —  Garland,  L  . . 

1965 — C.  Legault,  L  _ 


C 


12.123 

16,870 

6,067 

6.225 

7.086 

5,177 

4.624 

10.037 

9.264 

8,371 


Accl. 

5.421 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


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NORFOLK  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  oi  1933  separating  the 
county  ol  Elgin  from  the  former  Division  of  Norfolk-Elgin.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1 935  —  W.  H.  Taylor,  L  ...  3.233 

1940— Taylor,  L  _ .  3,336 

1945— T.  B.  Barrett,  PC  .  806 

1949 — R.  E.  Anderson,  L  _  2,213 
1953 — Anderson,  L  1,728 


1957 —  Knowles,  PC  . 

1958 —  J.  E.  Knowles,  PC  ..... 

1962— J.  M.  Roxburgh.  L  _ 

1963 —  Roxburgh,  L  _ 

1965 — Roxburg,  L  _ 


Former  Division  of  Norfolk-Elgin. 


3,174 

5,022 

1,790 

747 

109 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  J.  L.  Stansell,  C  .....  962  |  1930— W.  H.  Taylor,  L  5 

1926—  W.  H.  Taylor,  P  56  | 

Former  Division  of  Norfolk. 


(Established  under  the  Act  of  1903.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904— D.  Tisdale,  C  .  186  |  1917— Charlton.  G  .  1,286 

1908— A.  McCall,  C  .  426  |  1921— J.  A.  Wallace,  P  .  754 

1911— W.  A.  Chariton,  L  118  | 

The  present  electoral  division  of  Norfolk  comprises  the  two 
former  constituencies  of  Norfolk  and  Norfolk  South,  the  electoral 
records  of  which  were  as  follows  : — 


Norfolk  North  (extinct  division). 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1867— Walsh.  C  . 36  | 

1872 — John  Charlton,  L  ..  50  | 

1874 — Charlton,  L  . . 170  | 

1878 — Charlton,  L  .  144  j 

1882— Charlton,  L  . .  378  | 


Norfolk  South  (extinct  division). 


1 887 — Charlton, 

L  . 

278 

1891— Charlton, 

L  _ 

468 

1896— Charlton, 

L  . 

544 

1900 — Charlton, 

L  . 

.  Accl. 

Record  General  Election;  : — 


1867 — Peter  Lawson.  L  ...  81  | 

1872 — W.  Wallace,  C  .  110  | 

1874— J.  Stuart,  L  .  93  | 

1878— Wallace.  C  .  17  | 

1882 — J.  Jackson,  t,  _  22  I 


By-Election  : — - 

1874 — (Dec.) — Wm.  Wallace,  C 


1887— D.  Tisdale,  C  . 61 

1891— Tisdale,  C  .  412 

1896— Tisdale,  C  .  273 

1900— Tisdale,  C  .  272 


153 


NORTHUMBERLAND-MIRAMICHI  (N.B.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — John  M.  Johnston,  L  469 
1972 — Hon.  P.  Mitchell,  C  Accl. 

1874— Mitchell,  C  . . .  492 

1878 — J.  B.  Snowball,  L  201 

1882 — Hon.  P.  Mitchell,  I  Accl. 
1887— Mitchell,  '  .  746 


1891— M.  Adams.  C  ...._ . .  473 

1896 — Jas.  Robinson,  C  _  517 

1900 — Robinson,  C  . .  499 

1904— W.  S.  Loggie,  L  .  285 

1908 — Loggie,  L  . . .  981 

1911 — Loggie,  L  . _ . _  392 


3  B  0 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


1917 — Loggia,  G  . —  1,047 

1921 — J.  Morrissy,  L . .  1,421 

1925—  C.  E.  Fish,  C  _  1,552 

1926 —  C.  J.  Morrissy,  L  —  514 

1930— G.  M.  McDade,  C  _  2,458 

1935— J.  P.  Barry,  L  . .  4,409 

1940— J.  L.  O'Brien,  NG  77 

1945— J.  W.  Maloney,  L  ...  1,082 


By-Elections: — 


1949— G.  R.  McWiUiam,  L 
1953 — McWiUiam,  L  - 

1957 —  McWilliam,  L  . . 

1958 —  McWilliam,  L  - 

1962 —  McWilliam,  L  - 

1963 —  McWilliam,  L - 

1965 — McWilliam,  L  _ 


1868 — (Dec.  24) — R.  Hutchinson,  L  - 

1896 — (Feb.  6) — Jas.  Robinson,  C  . 

1924 — (Oct.  7) — W.  B.  Snowball,  L  - 


2,860 

5,559 

1,947 

949 

2.899 

3,843 

3.037 


329 

453 

$39 


NORTHUMBERLAND  (Ont.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914  by  the  union  of  the 
former  ridings  of  Northumberland  East  and  Northumberland  West.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— C.  A.  Munson,  G .  3,397  | 

1921— M.  E.  Maybee,  C  ......  776 

1925 —  Maybee,  C  _  1,150 

1926—  Maybee,  C  . . . . .  386 

1930 — W.  A.  Fraser,  L  .  941 

1935 — Fraser,  L . .  1,767 

1940 — Fraser,  L  . 953 

1945— R.  E.  Drope,  PC  ......  941 


1949 — F.  G.  Robertson,  L  ...  852 

1953— F.  G.  Robertson,  L  .  1,972 

1957—  B.  Thompson,  PC  ...  950 

1958 —  Thompson  PC  . .  5,489 

1962—  H.  Bradley,  PC  . -  758 

1963—  P.  Jewett,  L _  505 

1965— Hon.  G.  Hees,  PC  __  563 


Former  constituency  of  Northumberland  East. 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— J.  Keeler,  C  . 

780 

1891 — E.  Cochrane,  C  . 

1872— Keeler,  C  . 

85 

1896 — Cochran©,  C 

1874 — J.  L.  Biggar,  L  . 

165 

1900 — Cochrane,  C 

1878 — Keeler,  C  . 

63 

1904 — Cochrane,  C 

1882 — E.  Cochrane,  C  . 

273 

1908 — C.  L.  Owen,  C 

1887— Dr.  Mallory,  L  . 

13 

1911— H.  J.  Walker 

By-Elections: — 

1874 — (Dec.  31) — J.  L.  Biggar,  L  . . . . 

1880 — (Jan.  21) — D.  Crouter,  L  _ _ _ _ 

1887—  (Dec.  22)— Dr.  Mallory,  L  _ _ _ _ _ 

1888 —  (Nov.  21) — E.  Cochrane,  C  _ _ 

1907 — (Oct.  29) — Chas.  L.  Owen,  C  _ 

Former  Constituency  of  Northumberland  West. 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — Jas.  Cockburn,  C  ...  Accl. 

1872 — Cockburn,  C  . Accl. 

1874— W.  Kerr,  L  .  231 

1878 — Cockburn,  C  .  88 

1882 — Geo.  Guillett,  C  .  39 

1887— Guillett,  C  _ _ _ 


1891 — J.  Hargraft,  L  .. 

1896— Guillett,  C  . . . 

1900— J.  B.  McColl,  L 

1904— McColl,  L  _ 

1908— McColl,  L 


37  |  1911 — J.  A.  Munson,  C 


236 

397 

366 

200 

196 

391 


285 

190 

24 

46 

242 


87 

70 

135 

144 

130 

6 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


3  8  9 


By-Elections: — 

1874— (Nov.  7)-Wm.  Kerr,  L  . . . . . _  155 

1881— (Dec.  19)— Geo.  Guillet,  C  . . - . .  90 

1885— (April  7)— Guillet,  C  . _ . . . .  54 

1892 — (March  15) — Guillet,  C  . . . .  55 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1963 — G.  Rh6aume,  PC _  1,155  I  1965 — B.  Orange,  L  .  1,593 

Mackenzie  River  (former  division). 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1953— N.  A.  Hardie,  L  378  I  1958— Hardie,  L  _  702 

1957— Hardie,  L  _  1,433  I  1962—1.  Hardie,  L  _ 323 

NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRACE  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1949— F.  P.  Whitman,  L  ...  9,469  I  1962— E.  T.  Asselin,  L  .  4,047 

1953— W.  M.  Hamilton,  PC  1,123  I  1963— Asselin,  L  .  21,998 

1957—  Hamilton,  PC  . .  6,966  I  1965— W.  Allmand,  I,  .  3,725 

1958 —  Hon.  W.  M.  Hamilton  I 

PC  -  10,973  I 


OKANAGAN  BOUNDARY  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953—0.  L.  Jones,  CCF  .  543  I  1962— Pugh,  PC  - 

1957—  F.  C.  Christian,  SC  125  I  1963— Pugh,  PC  . . — 

1958—  D.  V.  Pugh,  PC  _  5,236  |  1965— Pugh,  PC  . . 

Former  constituency  of  Yale. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917 — Hon.  M.  Burrell,  G.  Accl. 

1921— J.  A.  MacKelvie,  C.  542 

1925—  G.  Stirling,  C  . 2,703 

1926—  Striling.  C  .  3,887 

1930— Stirling,  C  .  3,589 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1920— (Nov.  22)— John  MacKelvie,  N.  L.  and  S.  - 

1924— (Nov.  6) — G.  Stirling,  C  - - - - 

1948— (Oct.  25)— O.  L.  Jones,  CCF  ..... - 

Former  constituency  of  Yale-Cariboo. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — Hon.  Stirling,  C  . 

1940 — Stirling,  NG  . . 

1945 — Stirling,  PC  . 

1949 — O.  L.  Jones,  CCF 


1,113 

2,601 

1,976 


1,670 

1,171 

1,912 

1,736 


389 

366 

4,905 


1908 — M.  Burrell,  C 
191 1 — Burrell,  C  _ 


893 

1,889 


1896 — H.  Bostock,  L -  345 

1900— W.  A.  Galllher,  L  _  529 

1904 — Duncan  Ross,  L 161 

By-Election: — 

1911 — (Nov.  4)— Hon.  M.  Burrell,  C  . - . -  Accl. 

This  constituency  was  originally  formed  in  1893  by  uniting  the 
two  former  constituencies  of  Cariboo  and  Yale,  the  electoral  records 
of  which  were  as  follows: — 

Cariboo  (old  division). 


390 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1871 —  J.  G.  Thompson,  C  Accl. 

1872 —  Thomson,  C  _  AccL 

1874 — Thomson,  C  _  152 

1878 — Thomson,  C _  Accl. 


1882 — Jas.  Reid,  C _ Accl. 

1887— Reid,  C  _  40 

1891 — F.  S.  Barnard,  C  _  29 


By-Elections  :  — 

1881 — (April) — Jas.  Reid,  C  _ 

1888— (Nov.  22)— F.  S.  Barnard.  C 
Yale  (old  division). 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1871 —  P.  Houghton,  C  _  AccL 

1872 —  E.  Dewdney.  C  .... .  24 

1874 — Dewdney,  C  _  69 

1878 —  Dewdney,  C  _ Accl. 

By-Election: — 

1879—  (Sept.  29)— F.  J.  Barnard, 


75 

22 


I  1882 — F.  J.  Barnard,  C 3 

j  1887 — J.  A.  Mara,  C  _  Accl. 

1891 — Mara,  C  _ _  Accl. 


C -  113 


OKANAGAN-REVELSTOKE  (B.C.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953— G.  W.  McLeod,  SC 

1957—  McLeod,  SC  . 

1958 —  S.  Fleming,  PC _ 


197  |  1962 — Fleming,  PC  . . . 

1961  I  1963— Fleming,  PC  . 

3,791  |  1965 — H.  Johnston,  (PC)  _ 


1.514 

1,979 

234 


ONTARIO  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprises  old 
Ontario  South.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925- -T.  E.  Kaiser  C  . .  1,240 

1926 —  Kaiser,  C  .  878 

1930 — W.  H.  Moore,  L  ...  470 

1935- -Moore,  L  .  2.928 

1940 — Moore,  L  . . . .  4  262 

1945 — W.  E.  N.  Sinclair.  L  3!o69 
1949 — W.  C.  Thomson,  L  _  3,609 


Former  Division  of  Ontario  S 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1953 — M.  Starr,  PC  _  1,197 

1957— M.  Starr,  PC  .  4.662 

|  1958 — Hon.  M  Starr.  PC  16,039 

I  1962 — Starr,  PC  .  7,107 

I  1963 — Starr,  PC  _  2,728 

I  1965 — Starr,  PC  _  2,237 


..  (Established  under  Act  of  1903.) 


1904 — Peter  Christie,  C  .  109  | 

1908 — F.  L.  Mowke,  L  243  I 

1911— W.  Smith,  C  370  | 


By-elections  : — 

1948 — (June  8) — A.  Williams,  CCF 
1952 — (May  26) — M.  Starr,  P.C. 
See  electoral  Division  Parry 


1917 — W.  Smith.  G  . .  2  523 

1921— L.  O.  Clifford,  L  .  279 


1,876 

3,184 


Sound. 


OTTAWA  EAST  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.  The  former 
division  of  Ottawa  returned  two  members.  Now  divided  in  two 
separate  divisions  Ottawa  East  and  Ottawa  West). 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


391 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — E.  R.  E.  Chevrier,  | 

T  12  637  j 

1940 — J.  A.  Pinard,  L  .  1,847  | 

1945— J.  T.  Richard,  L  . .  8,730  I 

1949— Richard,  L  .  15,396  I 

1953 — Richard,  L  . 14,352  I 


By-Election  : — 

1936— (Oct.  26)— 1.  A.  Pinard  L 

Former  Division  of  Ottawa  (two 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1867—].  M.  Currier,  C.  949  I 

1872 — Currier,  C  .  Accl.  I 

— J.  B.  Lewis,  C  .  Accl. 

1874 — Currier,  C  .  357  I 

Dr.  St.  Jean,  L  . -  112  I 

1878 — Jos.  M.  Currier,  C  .  615  ! 

— Jos.  Tasse,  C  ....  395  I 

1882 — C.  Mackintosh,  C.  ...  463  I 

—Tasse,  C  .  344  I 

1807— W.  G.  Perley.  C  ...  948  I 

H.  Robillard,  C  .  816  | 

1891 — Macintosh,  C  983 

— Honore  Robillard,  S  457  I 

1896 — W.  H.  Hutchinson,  L  476  I 

N.  A.  Belcourt,  L  .  191  I 

1900 — Thos.  Birkett,  C  873  I 

— Belcourt,  L .  17  I 


By-Elections  : — 

1877— (May  9)— I.  M.  Currier,  C 
1890— (April  26) — C.  H.  Mackintosh, 
1893 — (Dec.  7) — Sir  James  Grant,  C 
1907 — (Dec.  25)— J.  B.  T.  Caron,  L 
1910— (Jan.  29)— A.  Allard,  L  . 


1957 —  Richard,  L 

1958 —  Richard,  L. 

1962 —  Richard,  L 

1963 —  Richard,  L 
1965 — Richard,  L 


members). 


1904 — Belcourt,  L  . 

— Robt  Stewart  . 

1908 — Sir  W.  Laurier  L 
— H.  B.  McGiverin, 

1911— A.  E.  Fripp,  C 
— J.  L.  Chabot,  C. 

1917 — Fripp,  G  . 

—Chabot,  G 

1921 — H.  B.  McGiverin, 
— E.  R.  E.  Chevrier, 

1925 —  S.  McClenaghan, 

— Chabot,  C  . 

1926 —  E.  R.  E.  Chevrier, 
— G.  C.  Edwards,  L 

1930 — Chevrier,  L 

— T.  F.  Aheam,  L 


C 


OTTAWA  WEST  (Ont.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 
(See  also  Ottawa  East) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — T.  F.  Aheam,  L  ...  6,284  | 

1 940 — G.  J.  Mcllraith,  L  7,680  I 

1945 — Mcllraith,  L  2,465  I 

1949 — Mcllraith.  L  . . .  9,285 

1953 — Mcllraith,  L  - - -  7,394  I 


1957 —  Mcllraith,  L 

1958 —  Mcllraith,  L 

1962 —  Mcllraith,  L 

1963 —  Mcllraith,  L 
1965 — Mcllraith,  L 


OUTREMONT-ST.JEAN  (Montreal.  One.) 
(Established  Under  the  Representation  Act  ot  1947) 


Record  General  Elections: — 
1949 — Hon.  E.  G.  Rinfret,  L  11,185 


1953 — R.  Bourque,  L  .  7,320 

1957 —  Bourque,  L  .  9,941 

1958 —  Bourque,  L  .  3,809 


|  1962 — Bourque.  L 

•  1963 — M.  Lamontagne,  L 

I  1965 — Lamontagne,  L  . 


...  12,269 
_  7,311 
...  9,129 
.  5,469 

._  11,005 


2,894 


...  1.457 

...  1,935 

625 
L  427 
523 
353 
....  5.258 

5.023 
L  6,258 
L  5,378 
C  1,879 
2,116 
L  1.095 
1,336 
2,555 
2,466 


1,268 

857 

Accl 

3.329 

658 


6.896 

1,425 

5,538 

8.782 

6,337 


3,600 
.  8,621 
._  8.064 


33  2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Elections  : — 

1952 — (Oct.  6) — R.  Bourque,  E  .  _  _ _ 

1967— (May  29)— A.  Noel,  L  . . . . .  . 

Former  Division  of  Outremont 

(Established  under  the  Reprensation  Act  of  1933. 
Was  formerly  known  as  Laurier-Outremont) 


3,091 

1,402 


11,086 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

Vieii'  L  -  4.220  I  1945— E.  G.  Rinfret.  L 

1940— Vien,  L  . .  9,955  ; 

By-election  : — 

1942— (Nov.  30)— Hon.  L.  R.  LaFleche.  L . . . . .  5,430 

(See  also  Laurier  Division.)  (See  also  other  Montreal  Divisions.) 


OXFORD  (Ont.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  by  the  union 
ot  the  former  divisions  of  Oxford  North  and  Oxford  South.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — A.  S.  Rennie,  L.  _  2,783 

1940 — Rennie,  L . .  2,650 

•945 — K.  R.  Daniel,  PC  1,867 

1949 — A.  C.  Murray,  L  790 

1953 — W.  Nesbitt,  PC _  39 


Former  Division  of  Oxford  North. 


1957—  Nesbitt,  PC 

1958—  Nesbitt,  PC 

1962—  Nesbitt,  PC 

1963—  Nesbitt,  PC 
1965— Nesbitt,  PC 


12,129 

14,774 

7,621 

9,043 

7,455 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Thos.  Oliver,  L.  _ 

1872 — Oliver,  L.  . . 

1874 — Oliver,  L  . _ 

1878 — Oliver,  L  . 

1887 — Sutherland,  L  . _ 

1891 —  Sutherland,  L  . I 

1892 —  Jas.  Sutherland,  L  ... 

1896 — Sutherland,  L 


Accl. 

Accl. 

1,211 

903 

1,236 

1,534 

429 

1,801 


By-Elections  : — 


1904 — Sutherland,  L 

1908 — Nestbltt,  L. _ 

1911 — Nestbitt,  L  . . 

1917 — E.  W.  Nesbitt,  G.  _ 

1921 — D.  J.  Sinclair,  L  _ 

1925 —  D.  M.  Sutherland,  C 

1926 —  Hugh  Allan,  L  . . 

1930 — D.  M.  Sutherland,  C 


fon2~!Pec-  9>~ IQS-  Sutherland,  L  .... 

1  ons  ,  Jan‘  29)— Hon-  Jas.  Sutherland,  L 

June  13)— Geo.  Smith,  L  . 

1930— (Aug.  25)— Hon.  D.  M.  Sutherland,  C 
Former  Division  of  Oxford  South. 


Record  General  Elections  : — - 


1867 — E.  V.  Bodwell,  L 
1872 — Bodwell,  L 

1874 — Bodwell,  L  . 

1878 — Jas.  A.  Skinner,  L  ... 
1882 — A.  Marley,  i, 

1887— Sir  R. 


Accl. 

Accl. 

756 

361 

777 


Cartwright,  L  _  1,122 

1891 — Cartwright,  L  .  734 

1896 — Cartwright,  L  .  750 


I 


1900 — Cartwright,  L 
1904 — M.  S.  Schell,  L. 

1908 — Schell,  L 
•911 — D.  Sutherland,  C 
1917 — Southerland,  G 
1921 — Sutherland,  C 

1925 —  Sutherland,  C 

1926 —  T.  M.  Cayley,  L 

1930 — Cayley,  L  _ 


1,502 

124 

259 

762 

160 

583 

372 

1,037 


870 

Accl. 

338 

Accl. 


816 

495 

93 

24 

1,312 

879 

200 

700 

5$ 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


393 


By-Elections  : — 

1874 — (May  23) — Lt.-Col.  Jas.  A.  Skinner,  L  .  353 

1896 — (July  30) — Sir  R.  Cartwright,  L  .  Accl. 

1934 — (April  16) — A.  S.  Rennie,  L  .  1,493 


PAPINEAU  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ot  1947 
as  one  of  the  Divisions  of  the  City  of  Montreal.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1949 — C.  Houde,  Ind . .  75  I  1962 — Meunier,  L  . 7,644 

1953 — A.  Meunier,  Ind.L.  293  I  1963 — G.  Favreau,  L . .  10,718 

1957 —  Meunier,  L  _ _ _  20,196  I  1965 — Hon.  G.  Favreau,  L  9,446 

1958 —  Meunier,  L  _  3,998  | 

By-Election  : — 

1967— (May  29)— A.  Ouellet,  L  . . . .  4,239 


PARKDALE  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914  and  later  in 
1924  to  include  territory  belonging  to  City  of  Toronto.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— H.  M.  Mowat,  G.  .  5,570 

1921 — D.  Spence,  C  .  5,218 

1925 —  Spence,  C .  9,184 

1926 —  Spence,  C  . 7,764 

1930 — Spence,  C  . .  5,890 

1935 — Spence,  C  . .  1,858 


1940— Hon.  H.  A.  Bruce,  NG  1,118 

1945 —  Hon.  H.  A.  Bruce,  PC  1,607 
By-Election  :— 

1946—  (Oct.21)— H.  A.  Timmins,  PC 

(See  also  Toronto  Divisions.) 


1949 — J.  Hunter,  L  .  2,739 

1953— Hunter,  L  .  3,603 

1957 —  A.  Maloney,  PC  .  2,211 

1958 —  Maloney,  PC  . . .  5,041 

1962 —  S.  Haidasz,  L  . .  1,834 

1963—  Haidasz,  L  . .  6,386 

1965 — Haidasz,  L  .  5,868 


553 


PARRY  SOUND-MUSKOKA  (Ont.)— (Created  1903.) 


(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947. 
Former  Divisions  of  Parry  Sound  and  Muskoka.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 


194S— W.  K.  McDonald,  L  1,820  I  1962— Aiken,  PC  . 3,489 

1953— W.  K.  McDonald,  L  1,250  I  1963— Aiken,  PC  . 1,534 

1957—  G.  H.  Aiken,  PC  ...  3,853  I  1965— Aiken,  PC  .  4,855 

1958—  Aiken,  PC  -  8,055  I 


Former  division  of  Parry  Sound,  created,  1903. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904 — R.  I.  Watson,  L .  375 

1908 — James  Arthurs,  C  ...  797 

1911 — Arthurs,  C  . 1,158 

1917— Arthurs,  C  .  3.139 

1921 — Arthurs.  C  . .  72 

1925— Arthurs,  C  . 1,302 


|  1926— Arthurs,  C  .  1,060 

1930— Arthurs,  C  .  1,139 

|  1935— A.  G.  Slaght,  L  .  2,265 

|  1940— Slaght,  L  .  1.691 

|  1945— B.  McDonald,  L  .  392 


394 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Former  division  of  Muskoka-Ontario 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924  by  the  union 
of  the  Electoral  Divisions  of  Muskoka  and  Ontario  North.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1925 —  P.  McGibbon,  C  _  3,576  | 

1926—  McGibbon,  C  _  3,282  | 

1930 — McGibbon.  C  . .  2,948  | 

Former  Division  of  Muskoka. 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1904 — W.  Wright,  C  _  486  | 

1908— Wright,  C  . 717  | 

1911— Wright,  C  . . .  1,020  | 


1935  S.  J.  Furniss,  L  . .  857 

1940 — Furniss,  L  . . .  1,082 

1945 — J.  M.  Macdonnell,  PC  769 


1917— P.  McGibbon,  O  1,579 
1921— W.  J.  Hammell,  P  _  134 


This  constituency  formerly  formed  part  of  the  old  riding  of 
Muskoka  and  Parry  Sound,  the  electoral  record  of  which  was  as 
follows: — 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1872 — A.  P.  Cockburn,  L  121  I 

1874 — Cockburn,  L  .  309  I 

1878 — Cockburn,  L  . .  63  | 

1882— W  E.  O'Brien,  C  4  I 


1887— O'Brien,  C  .  391 

1891— O'Brien.  Ind-C  .  148 

1896— G.  McCormick,  C  258 

1900— McCormick.  C  .  122 


Former  Division  of  Ontario  North. 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1904— G.  D.  Grant,  L .  138  |  1917— S.  S  Sharpe,  G  1  555 

1908— S.  S.  Sharpe,  C  .  200  I  1921— R.  H.  Halbert,  P  147 

1911— Sharpe,  C  .  558  | 


By-Election: — 

1919— (Dec.  9)— R.  H.  Halbert.  UFO  . .  185 

This  constituency  and  Ontario  South  together  comprise  the  ter¬ 
ritory  previously  composing  the  three  constituencies  of  North,  South 

and  West  Ontario,  the  electoral  records  of  which  were  as  follows  : _ 

Ontario  North  (former  constituency). 


Record  General  Elections  •  — 
1867 — T.  H.  Thompson.  L  266 
1872— W.  H.  Gibbs,  C  215 

1874 — A.  Gordon.  L  92 

1878 — G.  P.  Wheeler,  I,  52 

1882 — A,  P.  Cockburn,  L  59 


1887 — Frank  Madill,  C 
1891— Madill,  C 
1896 — Jno  McGillivray, 
1900 — A.  McLeod,  C. 


By-Elections: — 

1876— (May  28) — W.  H.  Gibbs.  C 
1880— (Aug.  28)— Geo.  P.  Wheeler.  L 
1895 — (Dec.  12) — Jno.  McGillivray,  C 
1897— (Feb.  4)— D.  Graham,  L 
1903— (March  10)— G.  D.  Grant.  L 

Ontario  South  (former  constituency). 


C 


158 

254 

1 

508 


87 

58 

770 

17 

200 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


395 


Record  General  Elections: 

1867 — T.  N.  Gibbs,  C  . 

1872— Gibbs,  C  . 

1874 — M.  Cameron,  L  . 

1878— F.  W.  Glen,  L  . 

1882— Glen,  L  . 


69  | 

1887— W.  Smith,  C  . 

93  1 

1891 — J.  J.  Davidson,  L 

151  | 

1896 — L.  Burnett,  L  . 

106  1 

1900 — W.  Ross,  L  . 

50  | 

1904— Christie,  C  . 

By-Elections: — 

1876— (July  5)— Hon.  T.  N.  Gibbs.  C  . . . 

1892— (Feb.  20) — W.  Smith,  C  . . . . 

Ontario  West  (former  constituency). 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1882— G.  Wheeler,  L  _  758  |  1896— Edgar,  L  . 

1887— J.  D.  Edgar.  L  .  S99  |  1900—1.  G.  Gould.  L 

1891— Edgar.  L  . .  999  I 

By-Elections: — 

1884— (Aug.  22)— J.  D.  Edgar,  L  . . . 

1900— (Jan.  18)— J.  G.  Gould.  L  . . - . . 

PEACE  RIVER  (Alta.) 


187 

33 

144 

94 

105 


41 

101 


739 

509 


Accl. 

Accl. 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprises 
Territory  formerly  belonging  to  Edmonton  W.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925 —  D.  M.  Kennedy,  P.  ...  17  | 

1926 —  Kennedy,  UFA  .  925  | 

1930 — Kennedy,  UFA  . .  1.814 

1935— R.  A.  Pelletier,  SC  ...  1,967  I 

1940 — J.  H.  Sissons.  L  .._  1,079  I 

1945— S.  E.  Low,  SC  _  3.210  I 

1949— Low,  SC  _ 323  I 

(See  E.  D.  Edmonton  West.) 


1953— Low,  SC  . . . —  2,552 

1957—  Low,  SC  . . .  4,497 

1958 —  G.  W.  Baldwin,  PC  7,591 

1962 —  Baldwin,  PC  . 5,294 

1963 —  Baldwin,  PC  _  9,547 

1965 — Baldwin,  PC  .  10,260 


PEEL  (Ont.)— (Altered  1903.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — J.  H.  Cameron,  C.  62 

1872— R.  Smith,  L  _  16 

1874— Smith,  L  .  14 

1878— N.  Elliott,  C  .  89 

1882 — J.  Fleming,  L  .  43 

1887 — W.  McCulla,  C  43 

1891 — J.  Featherston,  L.  N.  54 

1896 — Featherston,  L  466 

1900— R.  Blain,  C  .  113 

1904— Blain,  C  .  116 

1908— Blain,  C  .  289 

1911— Blain,  C  .  316 

1917 — S.  Charters,  G  .  2,252 

1921 — Charters,  C  . 1,160 


I  1925— Charters,  C  .  501 

I  1926— Charters,  C  .  708 

I  1930 — Charters,  C  .  265 

I  1935 — G.  Graydon.  C  .  170 

I  1940 — Graydon,  NG  .  848 

I  1945 — Graydon,  PC  .  4,768 

I  1949 — Graydon,  PC  .  2,782 

1  1953 — Gravdon,  PC  .  4,224 

I  1957— J.  Pallett.  PC  .  9,351 

I  1958— Pallett,  PC  .  13.022 

I  1962— B.  Beer,  L  .  1,983 

I  1963— Beer,  L  _ 12,088 

I  1965— Beer,  L  . .  .  — .  11.097 


By-Elections: — 

1892 — (Feb.  11) — Jos.  Featherson,  L 
22)  J.  Pallett,  P.C . 


19.9, 

A  LLL 


3  9  6 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PERTH  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  oi  1933) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — F.  G.  Sanderson,  L  5,215 
1940 — Sanderson,  L  4,469 

1945 — A.  J.  Bradshaw,  PC  176 

1949 — J.  N.  Corry,  L  _  1,234 

1953— I.W.  Monteith,  PC  2,021 

1957 — Monteith,  PC  _  7,477 

(See  also  Huron-Perth.) 


I  1958— Hon.  J.  W. 

Monteith,  PC _ _ 

1  1962— Monteith,  PC  _ . . 

I  1963— Monteith,  PC  _ 

I  1965— Monteith,  PC  . . 


11,453 

6,269 

4,886 

4,249 


PETERBOROUGH  (Ont.) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953 — G.  K.  Fraser,  PC  _  2,988 

1957 —  Fraser,  PC  _ _  8,297 

1958—  Fraser,  PC  -  11,778  j  1965 — H.”  FaulkneT,  L 


1962 —  F.  Stenson,  PC 

1963 —  Stenson,  PC 


580 

778 

642 


By-Election: — 

1960— (Oct.  31)— W.  Pitman,  NDP  _  2,961 

(Former  constituency  of  Peterborough  West) 

Record  General  Election  : — 

1867 — Perry,  C.  . . . 

1872 — J.  Bertram,  L.  _ 

1874 — Bertram,  L. 

1878 — G.  Hilliard,  C. 

1884— Hilliard,  C . .....I 

1887 — Jas.  Stevenson,  C 

1891 — Stevenson,  C . 

1896 — Jas.  Kendry,  C _ 

1900 — Kendry,  C 


1911 — J.  H.  Burnham,  C.  _  42 

1917 — Burnham,  C.  _  3,418 

1921 — G.  N.  Gordon,  L. _ 2,158 

1925 —  E.  A.  Peck,  C.  _  1,963 

1926 —  Peck,  C . . 2,109 

1930 — Peck,  C.  _  1,761 

1935 — J.  J.  Duffus,  L. _  1,685 

1940 — G.  K.  Fraser,  C.  _  178 

1945 — Fraser,  PC  _  2,768 

1949 — Fraser,  PC  _  243 


1904— R.  R.  Hall,’  T.'. 

1908 — J.  R.  Stratton,  L.  _ 

By-Election  : — 

^21  (Feb.  7) — G.  N.  Gordon,  L  . __  j  284 

neverItto°nkqhV,;^r'  Ber,ranV  WQs  elected  at  the  gen.  elec,  of  1872,  he 
(Cons  /  hi  ,  jat  Lhe  re<ummg  officer  returned  Wm.  Cluxton 

1,° h  QS  _f.,ec,fd  and  he  sat  from  March,  1873,  to  Nov  7  1873 
The  House  dissolved  January  2,  1874.  ' 

Former  Division  of  Peterborough  East. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Grover,  C 
1872 — Grover,  C 
1874— J.  Hall,  L  ZZ~ZZ 
1878 — John  Burnham,  C 
1882 — Bumbam,  C 
1887 — John  Lan«j,  L 
1891 — Burnham.  C  . . 


312 

52 

114 

26 

57 

109 

29 


(See  also  Hwstings-Frontenac.) 


1896 — Lang,  L 
1900 — Lang,  L 

1904 — John  Finlay,  L  . 

1908 — J.  A.  Sexsmith,  C 
1911 — Sexsmith,  C 

1917 — Sexsmith,  G  . 

1921 — G.  A.  Brethen,  P 


615 

174 

71 

382 

593 

1.166 

351 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


397 


PICTOU 

Record  General  Election  : — 


1867 — Jas.  Carmichael,  L.  358 

1872— Robt.  Doull,  C  .  206 

—Hon.  J. 

Macdonald,  C  -  205 

1874 — Carmichael,  L  _  55 

— J.  A.  Dawson,  L  .  1 

1878 — Macdonald,  C  -  314 

—Doull.  C  ... . 248 

1882— J.  McDougall,  C  _  312 

— C.  H.  Tupper,  C  .....  284 

1887 — McDougall,  C  _  490 

— Tupper,  C  _  411 

1891 — Tupper,  C  . . 725 

— McDougall,  C  . .  676 

1896— Tupper,  C  . .„ . 228 

— A.  C.  Bell,  C  .  166 

1900 — Tupper,  C  . . 101 

1904 — E.M.  MacDonald,  L  432 


By-Elections  : — 

1878— (Nov.  4) — Hon.  J.  MacDonald, 
1881 — (June  18) — J.  McDougall,  C 


(N.S.) 


1908 — MacDonald,  L  .  280 

1911— MacDonald,  L  .  284 

1917— A.  M.  McGregor,  G  757 
1921 — E.  M.  MacDonald,  L  3,558 

1925 —  T.  Cantley,  C  .  1,962 

1926—  Cantley,  C  .  1,384 

1930— Cantley,  C  . 498 

1935 — H.  B.  McCulloch,  L  1,903 

1940— McCulloch,  L  .  1,691 

1945— McCulloch,  L  _  387 

1949— McCulloch,  L  . .  1,684 

1953— McCulloch,  L  . . 1,848 

1957—  H.  MacEwan,  PC  .  2,957 

1958—  MacEwan,  PC  .  4,707 

1962 —  MacEwan,  PC  . 1,684 

1963—  MacEwan,  PC  . . 1,719 

1965 — MacEwan,  PC  .  2,780 


Accl. 

20 

Accl 

Accl 


C  . . . . . . . 

1888— (June  18)— Hon.  C.  H.  Tupper,  C  . . . — . 

1923— (Sept.  6J — Hon.  E.  M.  Macdonald,  L  - - - 

PONTIAC-TEMISCAMINGUE  (Que.) 
(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  ol  1947) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1949— J.  H.  Proudfoot,  L  ...  2,668 
1953 — J.  H.  Proudfoot,  L  —  2,668 

1957 —  Proudfoot,  L  . .  764 

1958 —  P.  Martinecru,  PC  —  411 

Former  division  of  Pontiac  : — 
Record  General  Election  : — 

1867— E.  Health,  C.  .  Accl. 

1872— W.  H.  Wright,  C . 281 

1874— Wright,  C .  Accl. 

1878 — J.  Poupore,  C . . .  207 

1882 — Jno.  Bryson,  C .  116 

1887 — Bryson,  C.  .  715 

1891 — Thos.  Murray,  L  .  305 

1896 — W.  J.  Poupore,  C  .  639 

1900 — T.  Murray,  L  .  181 

1904 — G.  H.  Brabazon,  C  95 
1908 — G  F.  Hodgins,  L  —  744 


By-Elections: — 

1892— (June  28)— John  Bryson,  C 
1946 — (Sept.  16) — R.  Caouette,  SC 


1962— Hon.  P.  Martineau,  PC  132 


1963 — Martineau,  PC  _  1 

1965 — T.  Lefebvre,  L  _  271 


1911 — Brabazon,  C  .  666 

1917— F.  S.  Cahill,  O  .  3,937 

1921— Cahill,  L  .  7,277 

1925—  Cahill,  L  .  2,899 

1926—  Cahill,  L  .  5,045 

1930— C.  Belec,  C  . .  1,896 

1935— W.  R 

McDonald,  Ind.-L.  ...  52 

1940— McDonald,  L .  8,078 

1945 — McDonald,  L . 7,109 


741 

1,412 


390 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PORTAGE-NEEPAWA  (Man.) 

(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947, 

Uniting  former  Divisions  of  Portage  La  Prairie  and  Neepawa.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1949 — W.  G.  Weir,  LP  2.373  I 

1953 — W.  G.  Weir,  L  3,354  | 

1957 —  G.C.  Fairfield,  PC  2,841  I 

1958 —  Fairfield,  PC  _  8,870  I 

Former  division  of  Macdonald,  (Established,  1892,  altered  1903 
and  1924). 


1962—  S.  J.  Enns,  PC  3,510 

1963 —  Enns.  PC  _ _ _  4,134 

1965— Enns,  PC  . . ___  4.783 


Recoid  General  Elections: — 


1896 — N.  Boyd,  C  . 398  I 

1900 — Boyd,  C  .  156  | 

1904 — W.  D.  Staples,  C  590  | 

1908 — Staples,  C  .  576  | 

1911 — Staples  C  .  161  [ 

1917 — Henderson,  G  3.766  I 

1921 — W.  J.  Lovie,  P  3.953  | 


By  Elections: — 

1897 — (April  27) — J.  G.  Rutherford  L 

1912 —  (Oct.  12) — A.  Morrison,  C  ... 

1913 —  (Dec.  13) — Alex.  Morrison,  C 
Former  division  of  Portage  La  P 


1925 —  Lovie,  P  _ _ _..  2.053 

1926 —  Lovie,  P  .  2,346 

1930 — W.  G.  Weir,  Lib-Pr  499 

1935— Weir,  L-P  1,915 

1940 — Weir,  L-P  . 3,218 

1945 — Weir,  L  _  1,000 


- - 536 

- 794 

-  916 

(created  1903,  altered  1924) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904 — Crawford,  L  _ _  358  | 

1908 — A.  Meighen.  C  .  250  | 

1911 — Meighen,  C  .  675  [ 

1917 — Hon.  A.  Meighen,  G  3,635  | 

1921 — H.  Leader,  P  . . .  177  | 

1925 — Rt.  Hon.  Meighen,  C  851  | 


1926 — E.  A.  McPherson,  L  428 

1930 — W.  H.  Bums,  C  _  142 

193S — H.  Leader,  L .  1.473 

1940— Leader,  L  .  2,807 

1945 — Leader.  L  . 7,129 


By-Elections  : — 

1913 — (July  19) — Hon.  A.  Meighen,  C 

1946— (Oct.  21)— C.  Miller.  PC  . 

Former  division  of  Neepawa: — 

(Established  by  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  altered  1924. 


Accl 

668 


) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

|  1930 — T.  G.  Murphy,  C  477 

I  1935 — F.  D.  Mackenzie.  L  1.386 

1940 — MacKenzie,  L  .  1,859 

I  1945 — J.  Bracken,  PC  1,912 

By-Election  : — 

1930— (Aug.  25)— Hon.  T.  G.  Murphy,  C  .  Accl 


1917 — F.  L.  Davis,  G  .  3,056 

1921 — Robt.  Milne.  P.  5.729 

1925 —  T.  G.  Murphy,  C  .  129 

1926 —  R.  Milne,  P  .  1,798 


PORT  ARTHUR  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


3  99 


Record  General  Elections  :— 


1935' — C.  D.  Howe,  L .  3,784  |  1957— D.  M.  Fisher,  CCF  ...  1,415 

1940— Hon.  C.  D.  Howe,  L  5,114  |  1958— Fisher,  CCF  .  1,703 

1945.— Hon.  C.  D.  Howe,  I.  4,551  I  1982— Fisher,  NDP  .  1,935 

1949— Hon.  C.  D.  Howe,  L  6,245  I  1963— Fisher,  NDP  . 3,009 

1953— Rt.  Hon.  C.  D.  I  1965— R.  Andras,  L  .  2,431 

Howe  L  . 6,407  I 


Former  Division  of  Port-Arthur-Thunder  Bay. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 —  W  F  Langworthy,  C  853  |  1930 — D.  J.  Cowan,  C  .  1,950 

1926 —  D.  J.  Cowan,  C  1,359  | 


(See  also  Algoma 
Rainy  River.) 


West,  Cochrane,  Fort  William  and  Kenora 


PORTNEUF  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 
1867 — J.  D.  Brosseau,  C  -.  309 

1872— G.  A.  de 

St.  Georges,  L  .  51 

1874 — de  St.  Georges,  L  ...  385 

1878— R.  P.  Vallee,  C  -  33 

1882 — de  St.  Georges,  L  .  32 

1887 — de  St.  Georges,  L  .  301 

1891 — Arthur  Delisle,  L  ...  150 

1896— Hon.  H.  Joly,  L  .  36 

'900 — M.  S.  Delisle,  L  .  435 

1904 — Delisle,  L  . 604 

1908— Delisle,  L  .  875 

1911 — Delisle,  L  . .  763 

1917— Delisle,  O  - - Accl. 


1921— Delisle,  L  . 7,546 

1925—  Delisle,  L . 3,007 

1926—  Delisle,  L  .  1,036 

1930 — J.  Desrochers,  L  . .  551 

1935 — Hon.  L.  Cannon,  L  ...  826 

1940 — P.  Gauthier,  L  . -  7,357 

1945 — Gauthier,  L  .  2.017 

1949 — Gauthier,  L  . 4,863 

1953— Gauthier,  L  .  7,222 

1957 —  Gauthier,  L  .  2,626 

1958 —  A.  Rompr6,  PC  .  1,355 

1962— 1.  L.  Frenette,  SC  „.  6,712 

1963—  Frenette,  SC  . 4,697 

1965— R.  Godin,  (R.  des  C.)  1,152 


By-Elections: — 

1896— (July  30) — Sir  H.  Joly,  L 
1936— (Jan.  27)— P.  Gauthier,  L 


Accl. 

Accl. 


PRINCE  (P.E.I.)— (Created  1903) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904 — A.  A.  Lefurget,  C  . 

1908 — J.  W.  Richards,  L  ... 

1911 — Richards,  L  . 

1917 — J.  Read  L  . 

1921 — A.  E.  Maclean,  L  . 

1925 —  Maclean,  L  . 

1926 —  Maclean,  L  . - . 

1930 — Maclean,  L  . 

1935 — Maclean,  L  - 


93  I 
164  I 
115  | 

324  I 
1,259 
1,525 
1,721 
1,573 
4,170 


1940 — Hon.  I.  L. Ralston,  L  2,978 
1945 — J.  W.  MacNaught,  L  75 

1949— MacNaught,  L  .  173 

1953 — MacNaught,  L  .  1,354 

1957— 0.  H.  Phillips,  PC  ...  234 

1958—  Phillips,  PC  .  3,808 

1962—  Phillips,  PC  .  641 

1963 —  J.  W.  MacNaught,  L  580 

1965— D.  MacDonald,  PC  ...  767 


By-Elections: — 

1919 — (Oct.  20) — Hon.  W.  L.  M.  King,  L  . .  Accl. 

1940 — (Jan.  2) — Hon.  J.  L.  Ralston,  L  . . .  Accl. 

(After  P.  E.  I.  entered  Confederation,  and  until  the  Redistribution 
Act  of  1892,’  Prince  County  returned  two  members.  The  Act  of  1892 
divided  the  county  into  two  ridings:  Prince  East  and  West.  These 
were  again  united  under  the  Act  of  1903.) 


4  0  0 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


The  electoral  records  under  the  former  systems  were  as  follows  : — 
Prince  County  (original  arrangement). 


1874 — James  Yeo,  L  .  1,519  |  1887 — James  Yeo,  L _  421 

S.  F.  Perry,  L  .  1,185  |  — 13.  F.  Perry,  L  38b 

1878— James  Yoe,  L  . .  Ill  |  1891— S.  F.  Perry,  L  .  278 

— E.  Hackett,  C  .  50  |  — J.  Yeo,  L  . . 618 

1882 — James  Yoe,  L  . 210  I 

— E.  Hackett,  C  . _..  147  | 

Prince  county  (old  constituency) — General  Elections: — 

1896— John  Yeo,  L  -  117  I  1900— A.  A.  Lefurget,  C  _  225 

By-Election: — 

1898— (Dec.  14)— J.  H.  Bell,  L  . . . .  45 

Prince  West  (old  constituency) — General  Elections: — 

1896—  Ed.  Hackett,  C -  45  |  1900— Ed.  Hackett,  C _  3 

By-Elections: — 

1897 —  (April  27) — S.  F.  Perry,  L _ _  _  87 

lOQO  in :  1  TV  •»,  »  .  _ 


1898— (April  13)— B.  D.  McLellan,  L  17"  .  777.777  316 


PRINCE  ALBERT  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Act  1906-07,  altered  1924) 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1908 — A.  W.  Rutan,  L  _ 

1911 — Jas.  McKay,  C _ 

1917— A.  Knox,  G _ 

1921 — Knox,  P  . . . 

1925 —  C.  McDonald,  L 

1926—  Rt.  Hon.  W.  L. 
Mackenzie  King,  L 

1930 — Mackenzie  King,  L 
1935 — Mackenzie  King,  L 
1940 — Mackenzie  King,  L 
1945 — E.  L.  Bowman,  CCF 
By-Elections:  — 


129  | 

355  | 

3,590  | 
3.578  l 
2,663  | 

4,095 
1,192 
5,902 
776 
129  | 


1949— F.  H.  Helme,  L  .  1,575 

1953 — J.  G.  Diefenbaker,  PC  3,001 

1957 —  J.  G.  Diefenbaker,  PC  6,554 

1958—  Rt.  Hon.  J.  G. 

Diefenbaker.  PC  .....  12,713 

1962—  Rt.  Hon.  J.  G. 

Diefenbaker,  _  14,103 

1963—  Rt.  Hon.  J.  G. 

Diefenbaker,  PC  _  14,451 

1965— Rt.  Hon.  J.  G. 

Diefenbaker,  PC  _ 11,408 


1915  (Feb.  1) — Samuel  J.  Donaldson,  C  . . . 

1926  (Feb.  15) — Rt.  Hon.  W.  L.  Mackenzie  King,  L 
1926  (Nov.  2) — Rt.  Hon.  W.  L.  Mackenzie  King,  L 
Saskatchewan  : 


9,233 

5,621 

AccL 


1904— R.  S.  Lake,  C  . . . . 

Record  General  Elections  :— 
1887 — D.  A.  Macdowald,  C.  166 

1891 — Macdowall,  C. . .  283 

1896 — Hon.  W.  Laurier,  L  44 
By-Elections  : — 


1900 — T.  O.  Davis,  L  _ 

1904 — J.  H.  Lamont,  L . 


28 

741 

836 


1896— (Dec.  19) — T.  O.  Davis,  L 
1908  (Feb.  6) — Geo.  E.  McCraney,  L 
(See  Moose  Jaw-Lake  Centre.) 


741 

Accl. 


PRINCE  EDWARD-LENNOX  (Ont.) 

p.  (^'ablished  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprising 
ton  /1  DlV1S10ns  ol  Pnnce  Edward  and  part  of  Lennox  and  Adding9 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS  4CI 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  J.  Hubbs,  C .  734 

1926 —  Hubbs,  C  .  940 

1930— J.  A.  Weese,  (C)  .  1,476 

1935— G.  J.  Tustin,  C  .  640 

1940— Tustin,  NG  .  668 

1945 — Tustin,  PC  .  2,786 

1949— Tustin,  PC  _ _ _  1,470 

Former  Division  of  Prince  Edward. 


1953— Tustin,  PC  .  925 

1957—  C.  A.  Milligan,  PC  ...  3,102 

1958—  Milligan,  PC  . .  6,325 

1962—  A.D.  Alkenbrack,  PC  1,966 

1963 —  Alkenbrack,  PC  _  1,353 

1965 — Alkenbrack,  PC  . 2,753 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Walter  Ross,  L  _  837 

1872 — Ross,  E  _  134 

1874— Ross,  L  . 126 

1878— J.  S.  McCuaig,  C  .  290 

1882— Dr.  J.  Platt,  L  . .  19 

1887— Platt,  L  . 71 

1891— A.  C.  Miller,  C  . .  39 


By-Elections: — 

1888— (March  19)— J.  Platt,  L  ... 
1892— (Feb.  4)— A.  C.  Miller,  C 


1896— W.  E.  Pette,  P  .  221 

1900— G.  O.  Alcorn,  C  .  68 

1904 — Alcorn,  C  . 146 

1908 — Dr.  Currie,  L  .  137 

1911— W.  B.  R.  Hepburn,  C  880 

1917— Hepburn,  G  .  1,470 

I  1921— J.  Hubbs,  C  .  1,108 


157 

209 


PROVENCHER  (Man.)  —  (Altered  1903  and  1924) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1871—  P.  D61orme,  C  . .  143  I 

1872 —  Sir  G.  E.  Cartier,  C  Accl.  | 

1878 — Dubuc,  C  _ _ _  Accl.  I 

1882 — los.  Royal,  C  _  Accl. 

1887— Royal,  C  _  303 

1891 — La  Riviere,  C  . .  Accl. 

1896 — La  Riviere,  C  . .  666 

1900 — La  Riviere,  C  _  44 

1904—1.  E.  Cyr,  L  . . .  16 

1908— J.  P.  Molloy,  L  .  460 

1911— Molloy,  L  . 181 

1917— MoUoy,  O  . . 185 

1921 — A.  L.  Beaubien,  P  ..  1,002 


1925—  Beaubien,  L.-P .  110 

1926 —  Beaubien,  L-P  .  Accl. 

1930 — Beaubien,  L-P  .  2,288 

1935— Beaubien,  L  .  2,557 

1940 — R.  Jutras,  L  _ .....  439 

1945 — Jutras,  L  . .  2,321 

1949 — Jutras,  L  .  2,826 

1953 — Jutras,  L  _  4,481 

1957 —  W.  H.  Jorgenson,  PC  250 

1958 —  Jorgenson,  PC  . .  3,010 

1962 —  Jorgenson,  PC  .  924 

1963 —  Jorgenson.  PC  .  1,378 

1965 — Jorgenson,  PC  .  1,226 


By-Elections  :  — 

1874-  (l)-(Sept.  3)— L.  Riel  . .  Accl. 

1875—  (Mar.  31)— A.  G.  B.  Bannantyne,  L  . .  Accl. 

1879-  (Dec.  30)— Jos.  Royal,  C  . .  383 

1889— (Jan.  24) — A.  A.  C.  La  Riviere,  C  - - - — -  214 


(1) — Louis  Riel,  leader  of  Red  River  uprising  of  1870  it  was  ret. 
for  Provencher  at  g.e.  1874,  by  accl.  On  April  16  1874,  he  was  on 
motion,  expelled  from  House.  Writ  July  21,  nom..  Sept.  3.  Riel 
being  away  ret.  by  accl.  Feb.  25,  1875,  a  resol.  was  passed  by  House 
declaring  him  an  outlaw. 


402 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


QU'APPELLE  (Sask.) — (Created  1903) 


Record  General  Elections:— 


1904— R.  S.  Lake,  C  _  28 

1908 — Lake,  C  _ _ _  52 

1911 — L.  Thomson,  L  _  424 

1917 — Thomson,  G  _ Accl 

1921 — John  Millar,  P  _  4,645 

1925 —  Millar,  P  _ _ _  672 

1926—  Millar,  L-P  __ . 1,885 

1930— E.  E.  Perley,  C  _  983 

1935 — Perley,  C _  190 


See  Assiniboia. 


1940— Perley,  NG  1,461 

1945 — Mrs.  G.  Strum.  CCF  731 
1949 — A.  E.  Dewar.  L  1,388 

1953— H.  P.  Mang,  L  . 1,376 

1957 —  A.  Hamilton.  PC  705 

1958—  Hon.  A.  Hamilton,  PC  6.157 

1962 —  Hamilton,  PC _ 6,389 

1963—  Hamilton,  PC  _  6,378 

1965 — Hamilton,  PC _  5,530 


QUEBEC  EAST  (Que.)— (Altered  1924) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— P.  G.  Huot,  C _  Accl.  I 

1872 — A.  J.  Tourangeau,  C  Accl.  I 

1874 — J.  R.  Thibcnldeau,  L  Accl. 
1878— Hon.  W.  Laurier,  L  778  | 

1882 — Laurier,  L  .  467  j 

1887 — Laurier,  L  . 1,927  j 

1891 — Laurier.  L  _ Accl.  I 

1896 — Laurier,  L  _  2,191  | 

1900— Sir  W.  Laurier,  L  ...  2,772 

1904 — Laurier,  L  _  2,100 

1908 — Laurier,  L  _  2,214 

1911 — Laurier,  L  ..._ .  Accl. 

1917 — Sir  W.  Laurier,  O  ...  6,395 

1921 — E.  Lapointe,  L  .  7,581 

1925 — Hon.  Lapointe,  L  _  2,827 


By-Elections: — 


1926 — Hon.  Lapointe,  L  _  2,932 
1930— Hon.  Lapointe,  L  _  2,180 
1935 — Hon.  Lapointe,  L  ...  5,938 

1940— Rt.  Hon.  E. 

Lapointe,  L  _  5,612 

1945— Hon.  L.  S. 

St-Laurent,  L  _  10,768 

1949— Rt.  Hon.  L.  S. 

St-Laurent,  L  17.956 
1953 — St.  Laurent,  L  _  20,104 

1957 —  St.  Laurent.  L  _  17,464 

1958—  Y.  R.  Tass6.  PC  .  636 

1962—  R.  Beaul6,  SC  .  8,699 

1963—  BeauU,  SC  . _ .  1,685 

1965 — G.  Duquet,  L  _ 5,258 


1869 — (July  18) — A.  J.  Tourangeau.  L  . . 

1877 — (Nov.  28) — Hon.  W.  Laurier,  L 

1896 — (July  30)— Hon.  W.  Laurier,  L  „ . 

1919 — (Oct.  27) — Ernest  Lapointe,  L  . 

1921 — (Jan.  19) — Hon.  Ernest  Lapointe,  L 
1926 — (Nov.  2) — Hon.  Ernest  Lapointe,  L 
1942 — (Feb.  9) — Hon.  L.  S.  St-Laurent,  L 


177 

315 

Accl. 

3.939 
Accl. 
Accl. 

3.940 


A  redistribution  of  the  Quebec  city  seats  took  place  under  the 
Redistribution  Act  of  1941,  the  old  constituency  of  Quebec  Centre 
disappearing  and  the  remaining  divisions  of  Quebec  East  and  Quebec 
West  undergoing  considerable  modifications.  A  new  division,  Quebec 
South,  was  created.  ^ 


The  former  constituency  of  Quebec  Centre. 
Record  Genera!  Elections  : — 


1867 — G.  H.  Simard.  C  1,286  I 

1872 — J.  E.  Cauchon.  L  270  I 

1874 — Cauchon.  L  .  Accl.  | 

1878 — J.  Malouin.  L  .  219  I 

1882 — T.  G.  Bosse.  C  _ _  111  j 

1887 — F.  Langeliei.  L  _  70S  I 


1891— Langelier,  L  .  79 

1896 — Langelier,  L  .  318 

1900 — Albert  Malouin,  L  ...  515 

1904 — Malouin,  L  . _  797 

1908 — A.  Lachance,  L  . 914 

1911 — Lachance,  l-  . .  393 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


403 


By-Elections  : — 


1875 — (Dec.  7) — Hon.  I  E.  Cauchon  L  .  Accl. 

1877 — (Nov.  4) — J.  Malouin,  lnd  . .  AccL 

1898 — (Jan.  24) — A.  Malouin,  L  . .... . . . .  Accl. 

1905 — (Jan.  19) — Arthur  Lachance,  L  _ _ _ _  Accl. 


QUEBEC-MONTMORENCY  (Que.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  of  1924.  This  constituency 
was  formerly  known  as  Quebec  County.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925—  H.  E.  Lavigueur,  L  1.944  |  1953 — Lacroix,  L  _  5,757 

1926 —  Lavigueur,  L  1,166  |  1957— Lacroix,  L  .  10,843 

1930 — C.  N.  Dorion.  C  47  I  1958 — R.  Lafreni&re.  PC  _  5,784 

1935 — W.  Lacroix,  L  _ _  1,020  |  1962 — G.  Marcoux,  SC  _  20,039 

1940 — Lacroix.  L  . ...  7.675  I  1963 — Marcoux,  SC  _  3,056 

1945 — Lacroix,  L  _  5.919  |  1965 — O.  Laflamme,  L  _  15.364 

1949 — Lacroix.  L  _  9.758  I 


Former  Division  of  Quebec  County. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1867— P.  J  Q  Chauvreau,  C  Accl. 


1872- — Chauvreau,  C  .  1,099 

1874 — A.  P.  Caron,  C  .....  Accl. 

1878 — Caron  C  _ 629 

1882 — Caron.  C  . Accl. 

1887— Caron,  C  .  259 

1891 — J.  J.  T.  Fremont,  L  340 


1896 — C.  Fitzpatrick,  L  . 

1900 — Fitzpatrick,  L  . 

1904 — Fitzpatrick,  L 
1908 — Dr.  J.  P.  Turcotte,  L 

1911 — L.  P.  Pelletier,  C  . 

1917 — H.  E.  Lavigueur,  O 
I  1921 — Lavigueur,  L 


By-Elections: — 

1880— (Nov.  27)— Hon.  A.  P.  Caron,  C  . 

1896 — (July  30) — Hon  Chas.  Fitzpatrick,  L 
1906 — (Oct.  23) — L  Robitaille,  lnd 
1911 — (Oct.  27) — Hon  L.  P.  Pelletier.  C 
1914 — (Nov.  7) — Hon.  T.  Chase  Casgrain,  C 


924 

1.290 
2,174 

146 

48 

4,253 

2.290 


Accl. 

Accl. 

388 

Accl. 

Accl. 


QUEBEC  SOUTH  (Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  comprising  a  con¬ 
siderable  proportion  of  the  former  Division  of  Quebec  West  Altered 
in  1924.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 
1917— C  G.  Power.  O  ._  1,315 

1921— Power,  L  . . 3,364 

1925—  Power,  L  _  1,671 

1926—  Power.  L  _  1.620 

1930— Power.  L  . 1,453 

1935— Power,  L  4,607 

1940—  Hon.  C.  G.  Power,  L  10,912 

1945— Power,  L  . 10,634  I 


1949— Power,  L  . 12,927 

1953 — Power,  L  . 12,587 

1957 —  F.  G,  Power.  L  .  8,050 

1958—  J.  Flynn,  PC  .  264 

1962—  J.  C.  Cantin,  L  .  3,305 

1963—  Cantin,  L  . — . .  10.781 

1965 — Cantin,  L  . 10,552 


By-Election: — 

See  Quebec  East  and  Quebec  West 
1955 — (Sept  26) — F.  G.  Power,  L.  . . . 


3,204 


ADA 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


QUEBEC  WEST  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ot  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917 — Geo.  Parent.  L  . . 5,932 

1921 — Geo.  Parent,  L  _  4,026 

1925 —  Parent,  L  .  1,502 

1926 —  Geo.  Parent,  L _ 1,000 

1930— M.  Dupre,  C  _  4,007 

1935— C.  Parent,  L _  1,744 

1940 — Parent,  L  _ 4,007 

1945 — Parent.  Ind.  L _  5,550 


I  1949 — Parent,  L . . 

I  1953 — G.  W.  Dufresne,  PC 

1957 — R.  Begin,  L  _ 

I  1958 — J.  E.  Bissonnette,  PC 

1962 —  L.  Plourde,  SC  _ 

1963 —  Plourde,  SC  _ _ 

1965 — J.  MaTchand,  L _ 


By-Election  : — 

1930 — (Aug.  25)— Hon.  M.  Dupre,  C  _ _ _ 

Constituency  of  Quebec  West,  previous  to  1914. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — Thos.  McGreevy.  C.  Accl.  | 

1872— McGreevy  C  _  807 

1874— McGreevy.  C  _  184 

1878 — McGreevy,  C  _  Accl. 

1882 — McGreevy  C  _  168 

1887 — McGreevy,  C  .  46 

By-Elections  : — 

1892 — (Feb.  26) — Hon.  John  Hearn  C 

(Sitting  member  expelled  Sept.  29,  1891)  _ 

1895 — (April  17) — Thos  McGreevy,  C  _ _ 

1902 — (Ian.  29) — Wm  Power,  L 

(See  also  Quebec  East  and  Quebec  South.) 


1891— McGreevy.  C  -. 
1896— R.  R.  Dobell.  L 

1900— Dobell.  L  . 

1904 — W.  Power,  L  _ 
1908— W.  Price,  C  _.. 
1911— W.  Power.  L  . 


QUEENS  (P.E.I.) — (Two  members.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1904 — A.  A.  McLean,  C _  236 

— A.  Martin,  C  _  273 

1907 — A.  B.  Warburton,  L  83 

— L.  E.  Prouwse,  L  _  145 

1911— A.  A.  McLean,  C  _  376 

— D.  Nicholson,  C _  393 

1917— D.  Nicholson,  G  .._  58 

— J.  E.  Sinclair,  O _  3 

1921— J.  E.  Sinclair.  L  .  1,350 

— D.  A.  Mackinnon,  L  807 

1925 —  R.  H.  Jenkins,  L  725 

— J.  A.  Messervey,  C  82 

1926—  R.  H.  Jenkins,  L  . .  882 

— Hon.  I  E.  Sinclair,  L  502 

1930 — M.  C.  S.  McLure,  C  543 

— I.  H.  Myers,  C  _  413 

1935 — I.  I.  Larabee,  L  —  2,559 

— P.  Sinclair,  L  . .  2.536 

1940— Hon.  C. 

MacMillan.  L  _  1.305 


— J.  L.  Douglas,  L  _ 

1945 — Douglas,  L  _ 

— McLure,  PC  _ 

1949— McLure,  PC _ 

— Douglas,  L  _ 

1953— N.  A.  Matheson,  L  _ 
— J.  A.  MacLean,  PC  _ 
1957— J.  A.  MacLean,  PC 
— H.  Macquarrie,  P.C. 
1858 — Hon.  J.  A.  MacLean, 

PC  _ _ _ 

H.  Macguarrie,  PC  _ 

1962 —  MacLean,  PC  _ 

— Macquarrie,  PC _ 

1963 —  MacLean,  PC _ 

— Macquarrie,  PC _ 

1965 — MacLean,  PC  . . 

— Macquarrie,  PC _ 


By-Elections: — 

1935 — (Dec.  30) — Hon.  C.  A.  Dunning,  L 

1938 — (April  25) — J.  L.  Douglas,  L  . . 

1951 — (June  25) — A  MacLean.  P.C.  _ 


5,445 

2.430 

847 

1,866 

9,863 

3,556 

849 


Accl 


53 

231 

369 

393 

10 

91 


380 

7 

Accl. 


1,205 

319 

40 

641 

636 

360 

95 

1,872 

926 

6,182 

5,693 

2,745 

2.218 

2.409 

2,351 

2,962 

2,677 


Accl. 

Accl. 

453 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


4  O  S 


Alter  P.  E.  I.  entered  Confederation,  Queen's  County  returned 
two  members.  The  Redistribution  Act  of  1892  divided  the  county  into 
two  electoral  divisions:  East  and  West  Queen's.  The  Act  of  1903 
re-united  these  two  divisions. 

The  electoral  records  of  the  former  divisions  follow  : 

Queen's  County  (original). 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1874 — David  Laird,  L  _  Accl. 

— P.  Sinclair,  L  _  Accl. 


1887— M.  Walsh,  L  ..... 

— L.  H.  Davies,  L 
1891— L.  H.  Davies,  L 
— M.  Walsh,  L  ...... 


1878— J.  C.  Pope.  C  . .  883 

— F.  D.  Brecken,  C  _  710 

1882— L.  H.  Davies,  L  _ _  334 

— F.  D.  Brecken,  C _  10 

By-Elections: — 

1876— (Nov.  22)— Hon.  Jas.  C.  Pope,  C 

1878— (Nov.  9)— Hon.  J.  C.  Pope,  C  . 

1884 — (Aug.  20) — Dr.  J.  T.  Jenkins,  C  . . 

Queen's  East  (extinct  division). 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1896 — Alex.  Martin,  C  ......  354  |  1900 — Martin,  C 

By-Election: — 

1901— (March  20) — McKinnon,  L  . . . . . . 


715 

783 

337 

185 


88 

Accl. 

40 


394 


Queen's  West  (extinct  division). 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1896— L.  H.  Davies,  L  ....  334  |  1900— Hon.  L.  H.  Davies,  L  735 

By-Elections: — 

1896 — (July  3D) — Hon.  L.  H.  Davies,  L  . . . .  Accl. 

1902— (Jan.  15) — D.  Farquharson,  L  . - . .  475 

1904— (Feb.  16)— H.  Hazard,  L  . . . . . .  285 

QUEENS-LUNENBURG  (N.S.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953— Hon.  R.  H.  Winters,  L  2,986  I  1962— Crouse,  PC  .  2,358 

1957—  L.  R.  Crouse,  PC  274  I  1963— Crouse,  PC  .  1,234 

1958—  Crouse,  PC  .  3,562  I  1965— Crouse.  PC  . 4,367 

Former  division  of  Lunenburg: 

Record  General  Election: — 

1949 — Hon.  R.  H.  Winters,  L  . . . - . . .  1,302 

Former  division  of  Queens  Sherburne: — 

Record  General  Election: — 

1949 — Donald  Smith,  L.  . — . . . - . - .  219 

Former  division  of  Queen's-Lunenburg  : — 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  W.  Duff.  L  .  373  |  1935— J.  J.  Kinley,  L.  738 

1926—  W.  G.  Ernst.  C  _  789  I  1940— Kinley,  L .  3.771 

1930— W.  G.  Ernst,  C  ...  1.126  |  1945— R.  H.  Winters,  L  .  1,131 

Former  Division  of  Lunenburg. 


4D6 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— E.  M.  McDonald, 

L  652 

|  1896— Kaubach,  C  _ _ 

85 

1872— C.  E.  Church,  L 

133 

|  1900 — Kaubach,  C  - - 

322 

1874 — Church,  L  . 

Accl. 

1  1904 — A.  K.  McLean.  L  _ 

452 

1878— C.  E.  Kaulbach,  C 

726 

|  1908 — McLean,  L  . .  . . 

201 

1882— T.  K.  Keefer.  L 

137 

1911 — Stewart,  C  . - . - 

408 

1887 — J.  D.  Eisenhaur,  L 

122 

|  1917— Wm.  Duff,  O  . 

388 

1891— Kaubach,  C  . . 

190 

1  1921— Duff,  L  _ 

3.358 

By-Elections: — 

1883— (Oct.  10)— C.  E. 

Kaulbach, 

C  . . . 

279 

1909 — (Dec.  2) — John  D.  Sperry, 

L  . 

267 

Record  of  Queen's 

county  (extinct  riding). 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— J.  F.  Forbes,  I.  ... 

573 

|  1882 — J.  F.  Forbes,  L 

132 

1872 — Forbes,  L  .... 

.  Accl. 

j  1887 — Freeman,  C  . 

2S 

1874 — Forbes,  L  . 

.  Accl. 

1891— F.  G.  Forbes,  L 

101 

1878— S.  T.  R.  Bill,  C  _ 

83 

1 

By-Election: — 

1892— (Feb.  9)— F.  G. 

Forbes,  L 

. . . . _ _ _ _ _ 

70 

(See  also  Shelbume-Yarmouth-Clare.) 


RED  DEER  (Alta.) 

t Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ol  1933  > 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1908— Dr.  M.  Clark,  L .  260  | 

1911 — Clark,  L.  .  2,289  I 

1917— Dr.  M.  Clark,  G  2,413  | 

1921 — A.  Speakman,  P.  8,205  | 

1925 —  Speakman,  P  1,389  | 

1926 —  Speakman.  UFA  .  3,452  I 

1930 — Speakman,  UFA  ...  1,685  I 

1935— E.  J.  Poole,  SC  6,040  I 

1940 — F.  D.  Shaw,  ND  .  1,449  I 


See  Calgary. 


1945 — Shaw,  SC  . 5,017 

1949 — Shaw,  SC  .  6,945 

1953 — Shaw,  SC  . 3,716 

1957 —  Shaw,  SC  .  3,601 

1958 —  H.  Rogers,  PC  - .  4.482 

1962 —  R.  M.  Thompson,  SC  3,302 

1963 —  Thompson,  SC  .  1,033 

1965 — Thompson,  SC  . .  1.935 


REGINA-CITY  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — D.  A.  McNiven,  L  2,249  | 

1940 — McNiven,  L  .  1,689  | 

1945— I.  O  Probe,  CCF  2,995  I 
1949 — E.  A.  McCusker,  L  182  I 
1953— A.  C.  Ellis.  CCF  1,558  | 

Former  Division  of  Regina. 

Record  General  Elections  : — 
1908— W.  M.  Martin.  L  ....  7,600  | 

1911 — Martin,  L  1,730 

1917 — W.  D.  Cowan,  G  .  7,964  | 

1921— R.  Motherwell,  L  .  1,778  I 


1957—  Ellis,  CCF  2,105 

1958—  K.  H.  More,  PC  12,033 

1962 —  More.  PC  .  9,428 

1963—  More.  PC  . .  7,371 

1965— More,  PC  . . .  4,419 


1925 —  F.  N.  Darke,  L  2,079 

1926 —  Hon  C.  Dunning,  I,  915 

1930— F.  W.  Turnbull,  C  .  3,700 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


407 


By-Election3  : — 

1922 — (Jan.  19) — Hon.  W.  R.  Motherwell,  L  . . . . . .  Accl. 

1926 — (March  16) — Hon.  C.  A.  Dunning,  L  . _  Accl. 

1926 — (Nov.  2) — Hon.  C.  A.  Dunning,  L  . . .  Accl. 


See  Assiniboia,  and  particularly  record  under  that  head  ol  lormer 
constituency  of  Assiniboia  West. 


RENFREW  NORTH 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1867 — Rankin,  C  . 86 

1872— Findlay,  L  .  102 

1874— Peter  White,  C  .  102 

1878 — White,  C  .  353 

1882— White,  C  .  143 

1887— White,  C  . 248 

1891— White,  C  . .  79 

1896 — Mackie,  L  . 63 

1900 — Mackie,  L  .  132 

1904— P.  White,  C  .  220 

1908— G.  V.  White,  C  .  599 

1911— White.  C  .  708 

1917— H.  J.  Mackie,  O  .  524 

1921— M.  McKay,  L  _  457 


By-Elections  : — 


(Ont.) — (Altered  1924) 


1  1925—1.  D.  Cotnam,  C  _  774 

I  1926 — Cotnam.  C  . 659 

i  1930— Cotnam.  C  _ _  1,228 

|  1935 — M.  McKay,  L  . .  1,918 

|  1940 — R.  M.  Warren,  L  _  1,663 

|  1945 — Warren,  L  . 946 

|  1949 — Warren,  1,760 

|  1953— J.  M.  Forgie,  L _ 2,092 

1  1957 — Forgie,  i  .  1,095 

|  1958 — Forgie,  L  _ _ —  199 

I  1962 — Forgie,  L  . .  1,965 

I  1963— Forgie,  L  . 2,491 

I  1965 — L.  Hopkins,  L  _  5,036 


1869 — (Nov.  10  and  11) — Sir  F.  Hincks, 

1874- --(Nov.  2) — William  Murray,  C  . 

1876 — (Jan.  21) — Peter  White,  C  . 

1906— (Oct.  9)— Gerald  V.  White,  C  . 

1937— (April  5)— R.  W.  Warren,  L  . 


120 

48 

120 

1,001 

404 


RENFREW  SOUTH  (Ont.) 


Record  Genera]  Elections  : — 

1867 — D.  McLachlin  .  Accl. 

1872— J.  O'Reilly,  C  . .  271 

1874 — J.  b.  McDougall,  L  70 

1878 — W.  Bannerman,  C  _  224 

1882 — R.  Campbell,  I.  . .  154 

1887 — Campbell,  L  -  66 

1891 — J.  Ferguson,  C -  444 

1896 — Ferguson,  C  .  422 

1900 — A.  A.  Wright,  L .  353 

1904 — Wright,  L . . 188 

1908 — T.  A.  Low.  L.  _ . .  680 

1911— Low,  I  . •-  619 

1917 — L.  E.  Pedlow,  O  . —  69 

1921— T.  A.  Low,  L  -  1,651 


1925 —  M.  J.  Maloney,  C  .  1,411 

1926 —  Maloney,  C  .  221 

1930 — Maloney,  C .  260 

1935— J.  J.  McCann,  L  ......  2,614 

1940 — McCann,  L .  992 

1945— Hon.  J.  J. 

McCann,  L  .  2,310 

1949 — McCann.  L  .  1,497 

1953— McCann,  L  .  2.232 

1957—  J.  W.  Baskin,  PC  .  991 

1958—  Baskin,  PC  _ 1,111 

1962—  Baskin,  PC  . 478 

1963 —  J.  J.  Greene,  L  -  555 

1965— Green,  L  _  1,427 


By-Elections: — 

X869 —  (July  6  and  7)— J.  Lorn  McDougall,  L 

1874—  (Oct.  24)— J.  L.  McDougall,  L  . 

1875 —  (Feb.  20) — McDougall,  L  . 

1887— (Aug.  2)— John  Ferguson,  I-C  . 

1912— (Feb.  22) — Hon.  Geo.  P.  Graham,  L 
1923— (Sept.  61— Hon.  T.  A.  Low  . . 


218 

AccL 

55 

122 

223 

Accl 


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RESTIGOUCHE-MADAWASKA  (N.B.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  oi  1914,  by  adding  Ma- 
dawaska,  previously  united  with  Victoria,  to  the  former  constituency 
of  Restigouche.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1917 — Pius  Michaud,  O  ._  2,806 
1921 — Michaud,  L  _ _  5,870 

1925 —  A.  C.  Culligan,  C  ..  1,470 

1926 —  S.  Blanchard,  L  _  2,183 

1930 — M.  D.  Cornier,  C  .  ..  548 

1935— J.  E.  Michaud,  L  .  9,5X7 

1940—  Hon.  J.  E. 

Michaud,  L  _  6,925 

By-Elections  :  — 

1933— (Oct.  23)— J.  E.  Michaud, 
1949— (Oct.  24)— P.  L.  Dub6,  Ind.  L 


1945— B.  Michaud,  L  _  6,997 

1949— Michaud,  L . . 9,681 

1953— J.  G,  Boucher,  L  _  5,542 

1957—  J.  C.  Van  Home,  PC  2,737 

1958—  Van  Home,  PC _ 4,312 


1962— J.  E.  Dub6,  L  _  533 

1963—  Dub6,  L  _  4,805 

1965— Dub6,  L _ 4,928 


L _ 8,472 

_  2,930 

1955— (Sept.  26)— J.  C.  Van  Home,  P.C _ 2,172 

1961 — (May  29) — E.  E.  Fournier,  P.C.  _ 1,022 

Former  constituency  of  Restigouche. 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— J.  McMillan,  C  _  111 

1872— G.  Moffatt,  C  _  449 

1874— Moffatt,  C  . .  Accl. 

1878 — G.  Haddow,  L _  Accl. 

1882— Moffatt,  C  _  271 

1887— Moffatt,  C  .  127 


1891 — J.  McAllister,  C _  216 

1896 — McAllister,  C _  44 

1900 — Reid,  Jas.,  L _  477 

1904 — Reid,  L _  438 

1908— Reid,  L  _  1»3 

1911— Reid,  L _  342 


47 

178 

Accl. 


By-Elections 

1868— (March  12  and  13)  -W.  M.  Caldwell,  C 

1870 — (Nov.  25) — Geo.  Moffatt,  C  ... . 

1888— (May  21)— Geo.  Moffatt,  Jr.,  C  _ _ 


RICHELIEU-VERCHERES  (Que.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935— Hon.  P.  J.  A. 

Cardin,  L  . _...  7,607  I 

1940 — Cardin,  L  _  8,918  | 

1945 —  Cardin,  Ind.L .  9,793  I 

1949— G.  Coumoyer,  L  .  7.205  I 

1953 — L.  Cardin,  L  . .  12,124  I 

By-elections  ■  — 

1946 —  -(Dec.  23) — G.  Coumoyer,  L. 

1952 — 1  Oct.  6) — L.  Cardin,  L . . . 

1967— (May  29)— J.-R.  Tremblay,  L 

Former  Division  of  Richelieu. 
Record  General  Election  : — 


1867 — T.  McCarthy,  C .  152 

1872 — H.  Mathieu,  C .  141 

1874 — G.  I.  Barthe,  I-C  .  210 

1878 — L.  H.  Massue,  C .  110 

1882 — Massue,  C  . . .  278 

1887 — J  B.  Labelle,  C .  58  I 

1891 — Sir  H.  Langevin,  C  308  I 
1896 — A.  A.  Bruneau,  L  134  I 

1900 — Bruneau,  L 270  | 


1957 —  Cardin,  L  _  13,173 

1958 —  Cardin,  L _ 2,492 

1962 —  Cardin,  L  _ 4,868 

1963—  Cardin,  L _  4,578 

1965 — Cardin,  L  _  10,431 


5,820 

8,911 

7,473 


1904 — Bruneau,  L.  . .  313 

1908 — A.  Lanctot,  L  .  1,020 

1911 — P-  J-  A.  Cardin,  L.  ...  734 

1917 — Cardin,  O  . . . .  2,521 

1921 — Cardin,  L  . . . .  1,662 

1925 —  Hon.  Cardin,  L  _  1.997 

1926 —  Hon.  Cardin,  L .  1.966 

1930 — Cardin,  L _ 2,408 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


409 


By-Election  : — 

1870— (Nov.  18)— G.  I.  Barths,  I-C  . . 

1889 — (Oct.  18) — Massue,  C . . . 

1892 — (Ian.  II) — A.  A.  Bruneau,  L . 

1907 — (March  7) — Adelard  Lanctot,  L. 

1912 — (Oct.  24) — J.  A.  Cardin,  L.  . 

1923— (Feb.  27)— Hon.  P.  J.  A.  Cardin,  L  . 

1926 — (Nov.  2) — Hon.  P  I.  A.  Cardin,  L 

Record  of  the  old  county  of  Vercheres  : — - 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — F.  Geoffrion,  L  ... 

1872 — Geoffrion,  L  . . 

1 874 — Geoffrion,  L  _ 

1878 — Geoffrion,  L  . . 


91 

729 

361 

55 


1 882 — Geoffrion, 
1887 — Geoffrion, 
1891— Hon.  F. 

Geoffrion, 


L 

L 

L 


By-Elections  : — 

1874 — (August) — Hon.  F.  Geoffrion 
1895 — (April  17) — C.  A.  Geoffrion,  L 
(See  also  Chambly-Rouville.) 


RICHMOND-WOLFE  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— W.  H.  Webb,  C 
1872 — Graham,  C 


1874 — Hon.  H.  Aylmer,  I. 
1878— W.  B.  Ives,  C  — 

1882 — Ives,  C  - 

1887— Ives.  C 


234 
73 
162 
625 
Accl. 

137 
281 
238 
983 
1,273 
839 
554 

4,814  I 
7,354  I 

By-Election: — 

1874— (Dec.  4)— Hon.  H.  Aylmer,  L 


1891 — C.  C.|  Cleveland,  C 
1896 — M.  T.  Stenson,  L  _ 

1900— E.  W.  Tobin,  L - 

1904— Tobin,  L  - 

1908 — Tobin,  L - 

1911 — Tobin,  I,  - - - 

1917— E.  D.  Tobin,  O  — 
1921 — Tobin,  L  - 


1925- 

1926- 
1930- 
1935- 
1940- 
1945- 
1949- 
1953- 

1957- 

1958- 

1962- 

1963- 
1965- 


-E.  W.  Tobin,  L  . 

-Tobin,  L  . . 

-F.  I.  Lafleche,  C. 
-J.  P.  Mullins,  L.  . 

-Mullins,  L  . . . 

-Mullins,  L  ..._ . 

-E.  O.  Gingras,  L 

-Gingras,  L  - . — 

-Gingras,  L  . 

-V.F.  Dubois,  PC 

-Bernier,  SC  . 

-P.  T.  Asselin,  L  — 
-Asselin,  L  - - 


RIMOUSKI  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — G.  Sylvain,  C . 

1872— J.  B.  R.  Fiset,  L . 

1874 — Fiset,  L.  . . . - . . 

1878— Fiset,  L  - - - 

1882— L.  A.  Billy,  C  - 

1887— Fiset,  L  - - 

1891— Sir  A.  P.  Caron,  C. 

1896— Fiset,  L - - 

1900 — I.  A.  Ross,  L . 

1904 — J.  A.  Ross,  L . 

1908— Ross,  L.  - . 

1911  H.  Boulav.  C  . 

1917__y.  E.  S.  D' Anjou,  O 
1921 — D'AnJou,  L  - 


455 

231 

1,374 

449 

108 

568 

262 

296 

266 

226 

589 

432 

Accl. 

5,116 


1925 —  Sir  E.  Fiset,  L . 

1926 —  Sir  Fiset,  L . . 

1930 — Sir  Fiset,  L . 

1935 — Sir  Fiset,  L . 

1940 — J.  E.  S.  D'AnJou,  L.  .. 

1945— G.  Belzile,  L . 

1949 — Belzile,  L  . 

1953 — G.  Legar6,  L  - 

1957 —  Legare,  L  . 

1958 —  E.  Morissette,  PC  . 

1962 — G.  tegare,  L  . 

I  1963— G.  Ouellet,  SC  . 

|  1965 — G.  Leblanc,  L  . 

I 


345 

343 

72 

1,104 

258 

Accl. 

Accl. 


lb 

134 

168 


Accl. 

163 


3,603 

3.688 

1,115 

1,244 

4,253 

3,311 

9,631 

5,752 

3,057 

685 

5,386 

450 

2,023 


386 


1,975 

2,697 

1,535 

4,748 

3,838 

2,646 

4,319 

353 

4,888 

4,923 

784 

140 

4,124 


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By-Elections  : — 

1897 — (Nov.  6) — J.  A.  Ross,  L  . . . . . . .  Accl. 

1924— (Sept.  2)— Sir  E.  Fiset,  L  . .  1,825 

1950 — (Oct.  16) — ].  H.  Rousseau,  Ind.  L.  . .  545 


RIVIERE-DU-LOUP-TEMISCOUATA  (Qu6.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1962 — P.  Gagnon,  SC  _  99  | 

Former  Division  of  T^miscouata  : 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — C.F.A.  Bertrand,  L  Accl. 


1872 — E.  Mailloux,  C  _ .  1,103 

1874 — J.  B.  Pouliot,  L  .  Accl. 

1878 — P.  E.  Grandbois,  C  Accl. 
1882 — P.  E.  Grandbois,  C  Accl. 

1887 — Grandbois,  C  _  66 

1891 — Grandbois,  C  _  198 

1896— C.  E.  Pouliot,  L  .  567 

1900 — C.  A.  Gauvreau,  L  512 

1904 — Gauvreau,  L  _  952 

1908 — Gauvreau,  L  _  665 

1911 — Gauvreau,  L  . 212 

1917 — Gauvreau,  O  _  5,794 

1921 — Gauvieau,  L  _  792 

By-Elections: — 


1897 — (Nov.  6) — C.  A.  Gauvreau, 
1924— (Dec.  1)— J.  F.  Pouliot,  L 
1955 — (Sept.  26) — J.  P.  St.  Laurent 


|  1925— J.  F.  Pouliot,  L  _ 

|  1926— Pouliot,  L  . . . 

1930 — Pouliot,  L  _ 

|  1935 — Pouliot,  L  . 

1940 — Pouliot,  L  . . 

|  1945 — Pouliot,  Ind-L  . 

1949 — Pouliot,  L  _ 

1953 — Pouliot,  L  _ 

1957 — J.  P.  St.  Laurent,  L 
|  1958— A.  Frechette,  PC  .... 

|  1962 — Gagnon,  SC  _ _ 

j  1963 — R.  Gendron,  L _ 

j  1965 — Gendron,  L  _ 


L 


1,498 

1,918 

117 

5,612 

6,552 

8,418 

8,892 

4,051 

3,464 

3,551 

99 

475 

6,309 


Accl. 

3.215 

3.955 


ROBERVAL  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1949 — ].  A.  Dion,  L  _  2,024  I 

1953  G.  Villeneuve,  L  ......  169  | 

1957 —  Villeneuve,  L  3,624  | 

1958 —  J.  N.  Tremblay,  PC  1,566  | 


By-Election: 

1952— (May  26)— P.  H.  Spence,  PC 
(See  also  Lake  St.  John,  Que.) 


1962—  C.  A.  Gauthier,  SC  5,670 

1963 —  Gauthier,  SC  . . .  3,437 

1965— Gauthier,  R.  des  C.._  1,023 


844 


ROSEDALE  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  as  one  of  the 
Divisions  ot  the  City  of  Toronto.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

H  «'  ,C1°rke'  U85  I  1957— D.  J.  Walker,  PC  _  5,293 

,R  Iackman'  2,120  |  1958— Walker,  PC  ...  9  017 

Aacku  an  PC,  - .  4'787  I  1962— D.  S.  Macdonald,  L  594 

848— G-  Henry,  L  .  646  |  1963— Macdonald,  L  . 6,057 

1953  Henry,  L  . 316  |  1965 — Macdonald,  L  _  2.270 

former  Division  of  Toronto  East  Centre. 

Record  General  Elections: — 

*i  P9K  r01?’  m  9-  963  I  1930 — R.  C.  Matthews.  C  _  5,488 

1926 — R.  C.  Matthews,  C  2.U94  I 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


411 


Former  Division  oi  Toronto  Centre  (Established  under  Act  ol  1903). 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1904—  E.  F.  Clarke,  C  _  385  |  1917— Bristol,  G  . .  3,133 

1908— E.  Bristol,  C  _  187  |  1921— Hon.  Bristol  . .  862 

1911— Bristol,  C  _  2.162  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1905—  (April  11)— E.  Bristol,  C  . . .  AccL 

Up  to  the  coming  into  force  of  the  Act  of  1903,  Toronto  was 

divided  into  three  constituencies:  Toronto  Centre,  East  and  West,  the 
electoral  records  of  which  were  as  follows: — 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1872— R.  Wilkes,  L  . 

28 

1887 — G.  R.  R.  Cockburn,  C 

1874— Wilkes,  L  .. 

284 

1878— R.  Hay,  C  .  ... 

490 

1896 — W.  Lount,  L  . 

18P2— Hay,  C  . 

198 

1900— W.  R.  Brock,  C  - 

By-Elections  : — 

1875— (May  21)— John  Macdonald,  L 

1897 — (Nov.  30) — G.  R.  Bertram,  L  . 

Toronto  East  (old  constituency). 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — Jas.  Beatty,  C  _  133 

1872— Beatty,  C  . . .  97 

1874 — J.  O'Donoghue,  L  ...  137 

1878— S.  Platt.  C  . . . .  691 

1882— J.  Small,  C  __ . -  496 


1887 — Small,  C  . - . . — 

1891 — E.  Coatsworth,  C  . 

1896 — J.  R.  Robertson,  I-C 
1900 — A.  E.  Kemp,  C  . 


By-Election: — 

1875— (Jan.  18)— Samuel  Platt,  I-C 
Toronto  West  (old  constituency). 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— R.  R.  Harrison,  C  _  429  |  1887— F.  C.  Denison,  C 


1872 — j.  Crawford,  C  .  469  I  1891— Denison,  C  . — 

1874— T.  Moss,  L  .  421  I  1896— E.  F.  Clarke.  C  . . 

1878— Hon.  J.  B.  — E.  B.  Osier,  C  . - 

Robinson,  C  . .  637  I  1900 — Clarke,  C  . . 

1882— J.  Beatty,  C  . —  431  j  —Osier,  C  . 


By-Elections  : — 

1875— (Nov.  6) — Hon.  J.  Beverley  Robinson,  C  . . 

1880— (Aug.  28)— Jas.  Beatty,  C  . 

See  Toronto  East.  (See  also  other  Toronto-Divisions.) 


454 

502 

240 

814 


Accl. 

250 


1,255 

1,464 

1.619 

1,244 


414 


467 

1,757 

922 

636 

2,311 

1,983 

351 

431 


ROSETOWN-BIGGAR  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  :— 
1935— M.  J.  W.  I 

Coldwell,  CCF  .  2.446  I 

1940 — Cold  well.  CCF  2,902  I 

1945— Coldwell,  CCF  4.866  I 

1949— Coldwell,  CCF  .  3.527  I 

1953— Coldwell,  CCF  —  5,888  I 

Former  Division  of  Rosetown. 


1957—  Coldwell,  CCF  4,294 

1958—  C.  O.  Cooper,  PC  _...  1,911 

1962—  Cooper,  PC  _ 6,358 

1963—  Cooper.  PC  .  7,323 

1965 — R.  D.  McLelland,  PC  1,591 


412 


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Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925— 1.  Evans,  P  . .  524  |  1930— W.  J.  Loucks,  C - 1,873 

1926 —  Evans,  L-P  - -  2,788  | 

(See  also  the  Electoral  Divisions  of  North  Battleford,  Kindersley.) 


ROSTHERN  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1935 — W.  A.  Tucker,  L.  —  5,661 

1940— Tucker,  L.  . - .  1,156 

1945 — Tucker.  L  - - -  2,220 

1949— Boucher,  L  _  3,698 

1953— Tucker,  L  - - 2.269 


1957—  Tucker,  L  -  635 

1958 —  E.  Nasserden,  PC  ~  3,720 

1962 —  Nasserden,  PC  -  6,281 

1963 —  Nasserden,  PC  -  7,547 

1965 — Nasserden,  PC  -  6.269 


By-Election  :— 

1948 — (Oct.  25) — W.  A.  Boucher,  L 


2,955 


ROYAL  (N.B.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the 
union  of  King's  and  Queen's.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1917— H.  H.  McLean,  C  ......  3,125  | 

1921 — G.  B.  Jones,  C  .  117  1 

1925 —  Jones.  C  - - -  1,871 

1926 —  Hon.  Jones,  C  -  1,293  I 

1930 — Hon.  Jones,  C  . —  2,924  I 

1935 — A.  J.  Brooks,  C  -  145  | 

1940 — Brooks,  NG  . .  821 

1945— Brooks,  PC  . .  2,182  I 


1949 — Brooks,  PC _ 

1953 — Brooks,  PC - 

1957 —  Brooks,  PC - - 

1958 —  Hon.  A.  J.  Brooks,  PC 

1962 —  G.  Fairweather.  PC 

1963 —  Fairweather,  PC  _ 

1965 — Fairweather,  PC  . 


By-Election  : — 

1932— (June  27)— Hon.  G.  B.  Jones.  C  - 

1960— (Oct.  31) — H.  J.  Flemming,  PC  - 

Former  constituency  of  King's  and  Albert. 


1,638 

1,757 

3,074 

3,452 

2.391 

2,210 

3,246 


627 

1,024 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1904 — g.  W.  Fowler,  C  _  359  I  1911 — G.  F.  Fowler,  C  -  332 

1908 — Dr.  McAllister,  L  .  354  | 

This  constituency  was  formed  by  the  amalgamation  of  the  former 
counties  of  Albert  and  King  s. 


The  electoral  record  of  the 
follows  : — 

Record  General  Elections: — 

old  constituency  of  King's 

was  as 

1867— Geo.  Ryan,  L  . — 

220 

|  1887— Foster,  C  . 

47 

1872 — Jas.  Domville,  C  . 

463 

j  1891 — Foster,  C  . 

73 

1874— Domville,  C  . 

262 

|  1896 — Domville,  L  . 

515 

1878 — Domville,  C  . 

334 

1  1900— C.  W.  Fowler,  C 

183 

1882 — G.  E.  Foster,  Ind-C 

71 

1 

By-Elections  : — 

282 

1885  (Dec.  3i ) — Foster,  C  . 

. . 

368 

GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


4  13 


The  electoral  record  of  the  former  constituency  of  Albert  was  as 
follows  : — 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— John  Wallace,  L  .  64  | 

1872— Wallace,  L  .  99  I 

1874— Wallace,  L  .  SO  I 

1878 — A.  Roqers,  L  .  88  I 

1882— John  Wallace,  C  .....  61  I 


By-Election  : — 

1883— (July  11)—  J.  W.  Wallace,  C 

RUSSELL 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Jas.  Grant,  C  . .  597 

1872— Grant,  C .  265 

1874 — R.  Blackburn,  L .  64 

1878— J.  O'Connor,  C  .  515 

1882 — M.  H.  Dickinson,  C  309 
1887— W.  C.  Edwards,  L  155 

1891— Edwards,  L  _  413 

1896 — Edwards,  L  . 1,603 

1900 — Edwards,  L  . 566  | 

1904 — Norman  Wilson,  L  948  I 
1908 — Hon.  C.  Murphy,  L  1,140  I 

1911— Murphy,  L  .  976  I 

1917— Hon.  C.  Murphy,  O  2.127  I 
1921— Hon.  Murphy,  L  .......  2,233  ! 


1887— R.  C.  Weldom,  C  .  124 

1891 — Weldom,  C  . . . .  76 

1896 — W.  J.  Lewis,  L  .  243 

1900 — Lewis,  Ind .  116 


.  119 

(Ont.) 


1925—  A.  Goulet,  L  . .  2,091 

1926—  Goulet,  L  . .  4,186 

1930— Goulet,  L  . . 1,587 

1935— Goulet,  L  .  2,144 

1940  Goulet,  L  .  3,084 

1945— J.  O.  Gour,  L  .  2,204 

1949— Gour,  L  . . 6,868 

1953— Gour,  L  . . . . .  9.499 

1957—  Gour,  L  .  8,402 

1958—  Gour,  L  . . . .  2,111 

1962—  P.  Tardif,  L  .  13,830 

1963—  Tardif,  L  . . .  16,290 

1965— Tardif,  L  .  13.279 


By-Elections  : — 

1878— (Nov.  4)— Hon.  J.  O'Connor,  C  . .  Accl. 

1888— (May  7)— W.  C.  Edwards,  L  .  203 

1903— (April  20)— D.  Wallace,  L  . .  Accl. 

1922 — (Jan.  19) — Hon.  Chas.  Murphy,  L  _ _ — .  Accl. 

1959— (Oct.  5)— P.  Tardif,  L  . . . . . —  6,918 


ST.  ANNE  (Montreal,  Que.) 


(Established  under  Redistribution 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1896— M.  J.  Quinn,  C  . .  185  I 

1900— D.  Gallery,  L  . .  301 

1904— Gallery,  L  _  730 

1908— C.  J.  Doherty,  C  .  70 

1911— Doherty,  C  .  752 

1917— Doherty,  G  .  9.930 


Act  of  1892.)  —  (Altered  1924.) 


1921— J.  C.  Walsh,  L  .  5,248  I 

1925 —  T.  J.  E.  Guerin,  L  .....  328  I 

1926 —  Guerin,  L  — . 1,764  J 

1930 — I.  A.  Sullivan,  C  ......  367  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1906— (Nov.  21)— Jos.  C.  Walsh,  L 
1911— (Oct.  27)— Hon.  C.  J.  Doherty, 

St.  Anne's  division  consists  of  the  qreater  portion  of  the  former 
constituency  of  Montreal  Centre,  (>)  the  electoral  record  of  which 
follows  : — 


1935 — W.  J.  Hushion,  Ind-L 

456 

1940— T.  P.  Healy,  L  . 

9,881 

1945 — Healy,  L  . 

8,626 

1949 — Healy,  L  . 

10,271 

1953 — Healy,  L  . 

13,751 

1957 — G.  Loiselle,  Ind.L.  ... 

3,517 

1958 — Loiselle,  L  . 

2,348 

1962 — Loiselle,  L  . 

3,259 

1963 — Loiselle,  L  . 

4,385 

1965 — Loiselle,  L  . 

3,867 

202 

C  . 

Accl. 

414 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1867 — Thos.  Workman,  L  Accl.  |  1882 — J.  I  Curran,  C  1,287 

1872— M.  P.  Ryan,  C  .  Accl.  |  1887— Curran.  C  . 931 

1874— Ryan,  C  . 358  |  1891— Curran,  C  1.2U 

1878— Ryan,  C  . 779  | 


By-Elections  : — 

1875 — (June  12) — B.  Devlin,  L  _ _ — . — . . —  83 

1875— (Nov.  26)— B.  Devlin,  L  . . . . . . .  Accl. 

1892 — (Dec.  21) — Hon.  J.  J.  Curran,  C  . . . — . .  Accl. 

1895 — (Dec.  27) — James  McShane,  L  . . . - .  336 


(1) — The  original  Montreal  Divisions  were  changed  considerably 
after  the  first  parliament,  Montreal  Centre  practically  becoming  Mont¬ 
real  West  and  vice  versa. 


ST.  ANTOINE- WESTMOUNT  (Montreal,  Quo.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.  as 
an  electoral  division  of  Montreal.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1935— R.  S.  White,  C  .  5,683 

1940— D,  C.  Abbott,  L  .  5,907 

1945— Hon.  D.  C.  Abbott,  E  60 
1949— Hon.  Abbott,  L.  ......  10.100  I 

1953— Hon.  Abbott,  L  . .  4.578  | 


By-Election: — 

1954 — (Nov.  8)  Hon.  G.  C.  Marler, 
Former  Division  of  St.  Antoine. 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1896— T.  G.  Roddick,  C  ......  173 

1900 — Roddick.  C  .  57 

1904— H.  B.  Ames.  C  _ _  660 

1908— Ames.  C  . 842 

1911— Ames.  C  .  2.009 


By-Election  : — 

1924 — (Sept.  2) — W.  J.  Hushion,  L 


1957—  Hon.  G.  C.  Marler.  L  2.683 

1958—  R.  Webster,  PC  2.941 

1962—  C.  M.  Drury,  L  .  3.104 

1963—  Drury,  L  . .  9,412 

1965— Hon.  C.  M.  Drury,  L  7,044 

R.  .  4,799 


1917— Sir  Ames.  G  . .  3,114 

1921— W.  Mitchell  I.  _  3,788 

1925—  L.  G.  Bell,  C  .  500 

1926—  Bell,  C  . 440 

1930— Bell,  C  _ 2,002 


789 

This  constituency  comprises  the  greater  part  of  the  former 
constituency  of  Montreal  West,  the  electoral  record  of  which  was  as 
follows: — 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1867—  Hon.  T.  D.  McGee  C  197  |  1882— Gault.  C  747 

1872 — Hon.  John  Young,  C  816  j  1887 — Sir  D.  A.  Smith,  I-C  1.450 

1874 — Fred  Mackenzie,  L  ...  594  |  1891 — Sir  Smith.  C  .  3,706 

1878— M.  H.  Gault,  C  .  1,701  | 

By-Elections:— 

1868 —  (April  30) — M.  P.  Ryan,  C  . 

1874 —  (Dec.) — F.  Mackenzie,  L  . 

1875 —  (Oct.  30) — Thos.  Workman,  L 


Accl 

7 

50 


415 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


ST.  BONIFACE  (Man.) 

(Created  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprises  territory 
tormerly  belonging  to  the  Electoral  Division  ol  Spnnglield  and 
Winnipeg  City.) 


Record  General  Elections  :— 


1925 —  J.  P.  Howden  1,918  I 

1926 —  Howden,  L  . .  2,668  j 

1930 — Howden,  L  .  2,415  I 

1935 — Howden,  L  . 5,049  I 

1940 — Howden,  L  . 4,348  j 

1945 — F.  Viau,  L  _  1,232  I 

1949 — Viau,  L  _  5,311  I 


(See  Division  of  Sprim 


1953 — Viau,  I,  .  2,483 

1957 —  L.  Deniset,  L  .  1,561 

1958—  L.  Regnier,  PC  .  3,188 

1962—  R.  J.  Teillet,  L  .  2,601 

1963 —  Teillet,  L  3,831 

1965 — Hon.  R.  J.  Teillet,  L  3,430 


and  Winnipeg  Divisions.) 


ST.  DENIS  (Montreal,  Que.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  and  comprising 
part  of  the  City  of  Montreal.  Altered  1924.) 


Record  General 
1917 — A.  Verville,  O 

Elections  : — 
.  8,830  | 

1949 — Denis, 

L  . 

9,357 

1921 — J.  A.  Denis,  L 

.  17,965  | 

1953 — Denis, 

L  . 

11,241 

1925 — Denis,  L  . 

.  6,478  | 

1957 — Denis, 

L  . 

12,440 

1926 — Denis,  L  .... 

16.634  1 

1958 — Denis, 

L  . 

2,571 

1930 — Denis,  L 

.  14.264  | 

1962 — Denis, 

L  . 

3,446 

1935 — Denis,  L 

.  10,980  1 

1963 — Denis, 

L  . 

7,134 

1940— Denis,  L  . 

.  13,969  | 

1965 — M.  Prud'homme,  L 

5,720 

1945 — Denis,  L  . . 

_  11.052  | 

By-Election: — 

1964— (Feb.  10)— M. 

Prud'homme,  L 

. 

3,013 

ST.  HENRI  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  with  territory 
formerly  belonging  to  Westmount  St.  Henri.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  P.  Mercier,  L  .  8,890  | 

1926 —  Mercier,  L  .  7  843 

1930 — Mercier,  L  .  5,603  | 

1935— Mercier,  L  .  16,690  I 

1940 — I.  A.  Bonnier,  L  .  7,160  I 

1945 — Bonnier,  L  . 10,422  I 

1949 — Bonnier,  L  _  8,944  I 

By-Election  : — 

1938 — (Jan.  17) — J.  A.  Bonnier,  L 

Former  Division  of  Westmount-St.  Henri.  (Established  under  the 
Redistribution  Act  of  1914.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1917— J.  A.  Leduc.  O  _  1,012  I  1921— Paul  Mercie:  . 10,388 

(See  also  Mount  Royal.) 


1953 — Bonnier,  L  .  11,387 

1957 —  Bonnier,  L  .  3,284 

1958 —  H.  P.  Lessard,  L  .  1,337 

1962 —  Lessard,  L  .  4,310 

1963 —  Lessard,  L  . 5,978 

1965 — Lessard,  L  . 6,023 


416 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ST.  HYACINTHE-BAGOT  (Que.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ot  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — J.  T.  A.  Fontaine.  L  8,279 
1940 — Fontaine,  L  . 10,621 

1945 — Fontaine,  L -  5,584 

1949 — Fontaine,  L  - 13,597 

1953 — Fontaine,  L - Accl. 


1957 —  Theo.  Ricard,  PC  —  2,094 

1958—  Ricard,  PC  -  4,904 

1962 —  Ricard,  PC - 3,641 

1963 —  Ricard,  PC -  5,176 

1965— Hon.  T.  Ricard,  PC  _  3.437 


Former  Division  of  St.  Hyacinthe-Rouville. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917— L.  I.  Gauthier,  O  Accl.  |  1926— Morin,  L  . . . 

1921— L.  S.  R.  Morin,  L  ...  4,798  I  1930— I.  T.  A.  Fontaine. 

1925— Morin,  L  _  4,855  I 

Former  constituency  of  St.  Hyacinthe. 


L 


5,467 

1,157 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1867 — A.  E.  Kleckowski,  L.  178 


1872 — L.  Delorme,  L.  . . .  197 

1874— D61orme,  L . .  Accl. 

1878— L.  Tellier,  C  _  6 

1882-  -M.  E.  Bernier,  L -  134 

1887 — Bernier,  L  . .  1,175 


1891 — Bernier,  L  -  490 

1896 — Bernier,  L  . . . -  Accl. 

1900 — Bernier,  L  . - .  1,111 

1904 — A.  M.  Beauparlant,  L  524 

1908 — Beauparlant,  L.  . .  557 

1911 — L.  J.  Gauthier,  L.  ..  146 


Accl. 

Accl. 

187 


By-Elections: — 

1870 — (Sept.  1) — L.  Delorme,  L  . 

1900— (July  4) — Hon.  M.  E.  Bemier,  L 
1904 — (Feb.  16) — I.  R.  Blanchet,  L  . 

Former  Division  of  Bagot. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— P.  S.  Gendron,  C.  ...  267 

1872— Gendron,  C  .  1,180 

1874— Hon.  I.  A. 

Mousseau,  C  . 43 

1878 — Mousseau,  C .  161 

1882 — Mousseau,  C  .  Accl. 

1887 — F.  Dupont,  C  .  Accl. 

1891 — Dupont,  C  .  53 

1896 — Dupont,  C  .  Accl. 


By-Elections: - 

1880 — (Nov.  27) — Mousseau,  C  . 

1882— (Sept.  2)— F.  Dupont,  C  . 

1898— (Dec.  14)— J.  E.  Marcile,  L  ..... 

1925— (Dec.  7)— G.  D.  Morin,  L  . 

1930 — (Jan.  27) — C.  Dumaine,  L  _ 


1900 — I.  E.  Marcile,  L  _  156 

1904 — Marcile,  L  . . 343 

1908— Marcile,  L  _  333 

1911— Marcile,  I,  . .  95 

1917— Marcile,  O  . .  3,226 

1921— Marcile,  X,  .  970 

1925—  Marcile,  L  . 774 

1926—  G.  D.  Morin,  L _  576 

1930 — C.  Dumaine,  L  _  175 


_  Aocl. 

_  301 

_  47 

_ _ _  479 

_  Aocl. 


ST-JACQUES  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1892  as  one  of 
the  Divisions  of  the  City  of  Montreal.) 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


417 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1896 — O.  Desmarais,  L  .  1,369 

1900 — Desmarais,  L  .  1,641 

1904— H.  Gervais,  L  . .  1,357 

1908 — Gervais,  L .  1,556 

1911— J.  A.  Lapointe,  L  _  1,514 

1917 — Lapointe,  O  .  Accl. 

1921—  F.  Rinlret,  L  .  10,248 

1925—  Rinfret,  L  . . . .  8,004 

1926—  Rinfret,  L  . .  10.543 

1930 — Hon.  Rinfret,  L  .  7,081 

By-Elections  : — 


I  1935 — Rinfret,  L  . -  .  12,05b 

1940— E.  Durocher,  L  .  21,442 

1945— R.  Beaudry,  L  .  11,037 

1949 — Beaudry,  L  . . .  9,356 

1953— Beaudry,  L  .  10,169 

I  1957 — Beaudry,  L  .  2,553 

1958 — C.  E.  Campeau,  PC  2,281 

1962—  M.  Rinfret,  L  .  393 

1963—  Rinfret,  L  . . .  2,010 

1965— Rinfret,  L  . . . .  1,765 


1902— (Jan.  15)— J.  Brunet,  L  . - - - - - -  647 

1904— (Feb.  16)— H.  Gervais,  L  . . . . . — . — . . . .  636 

1920— (April  7)— F.  Rinfret,  L  . . . _  1.557 

1926— (Nov.  2)— Hon.  F.  Rinfret,  L  . . .  Accl 

1939— (Dec.  18)— E.  Durocher.  L  . . - .  10,618 


St.  James  division  of  Montreal,  formerly  part  of  St.  Mary's 
division  and  the  eastern  half  of  the  present  St.  Lawrence  division, 
composed  the  old  electoral  division  of  Montreal  East,  the  electoral 
record  of  which  was  as  follows: — 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — Sir  Geo.  E. 

34  .■ 

|  1878 — C.  J.  Coursol,  C  . . 

j  1882 — Coursol,  C  . 

1,382 

Accl. 

1872— L.  A.  Jett6,  L  . 

1874— JettS,  L  . 

.....  1,254 
.  Accl. 

|  1891— A.  T.  LSpine,  C  . . 

1 

825 

By-Election: — 

1888— (Sept.  26)— A.  T. 

LSpine, 

Lab . .  . 

668 

ST.  JOHN-ALBERT  (N.B.) 

This  constituency  was  known  as  St.  John  City  and  Counties  St. 
John  and  Albert. 


(Altered  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933,  and  now  returns 
only  one  member.) 


Record  General 

Elections: — 

1925 — M.  MacLaren, 

C. 

.  5,275  | 

1945 — Hazen.  PC  . 

....  1,962 

— T.  Bell.  C. 

.  4.902  | 

1949— D.  A. 

Riley,  L  . 

1,639 

1926 — M.  MacLaren, 

C. 

.  4,434  j 

|  1953— T.  M. 

Bell,  PC  _..._ 

543 

— T.  Bell.  C. 

4,303  | 

1957— Bell. 

PC  . 

2,936 

— T.  Bell,  C 

.  7.800  1 

1958— Bell, 

PC  . 

.  13.100 

1930 — M.  MacLaren, 

C 

.  7,859 

1  1962— Bell, 

PC  . 

5,796 

1935— W.  M.  Ryan, 

T. 

3.482  1 

1  1963— Bell, 

PC  . 

.  4,915 

1940 — D.  K.  Hazen, 

NG 

913  | 

1965— Bell, 

PC  . 

.  6,300 

By-Elections: — 

1930 — (Aug.  25) — Hon. 

M.  MacLaren.  C  . 

Accl. 

1938— (Feb.  21)— A. 

G. 

McAvity,  L  . 

Accl. 

Former  Division 

St. 

John  City 

and  Counties 

St.  John  and 

Alber' 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1917— R.  W.  Wigmore,  G  7.917  I  1921— Hon.  J.  B.  M. 

— S.  E.  Elkin,  G  .  7.900  j  Baxter,  C  .  1.115 

— M.  MacLaren,  C  . .  970 


4ie 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Election: — 

1920 — (Sept.  20)- — Hon.  R.  W.  Wigmore,  NL  and  C  . . . .  4.155 

Former  constituency  ot  St.  John  City. 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— S.  L.  Tilley,  C 

792  | 

1891 — E.  McLeod,  C  . 

586 

1872— Tilley,  C  . . 

540  | 

1896— Ellis.  L  . 

722 

1874— J.  S.  DeVeber.  L 

1.181 

1900— A.  G.  Blair,  L  ...... 

997 

1878— Tilley,  C  . 

9  1 

1904— J.  W  Daniel,  C _ 

1.211 

1882— Tilley,  C  . _. 

137  | 

1908— Daniel,  C  . 

192 

1887— J.  V.  Ellis.  L  . . 

213  | 

1911 — Hon.  W.  Pugsley,  L 

65 

By-Elections: — 

1878— (Oct.  4)— Hon.  S.  L.  Tilley.  C  . .  _  Accl. 

1886— (Nov.  24)— F  E.  Barker,  C  . . . .  .„  112 

1904— (Feb.  16)— J.  W.  Daniel,  M-D  _ _ _ _  274 


Former  constituency  oi  St. 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— J.  H.  Grey.  C  . .  Accl. 

1872 — I.  Burpee,  L  .  1,463 

A.  L.  Palmer,  C  .  433 

1874 — Burpee,  L  .  1,246 

—Palmer,  C  .  692 

1878 — Burpee,  L  506 

— C.  W.  Weldon,  L  269 

1882 — Burpee.  L  .  530 

— Weldon,  L  296 


By-Elections:  — 

1892— (Nov.  22)— J.  A.  Chesley,  C. 
1907 — (Sept.  18) — Hon.  Wm  Pugsl« 
1911— (Oct.  27)— Hon.  J.  D.  Hazen, 


n  City  and  County. 


1887 — C.  N.  Skinner,  L  _  316 

— Weldon,  L  .  248 

1891— J.  D.  Hazen,  C  .  992 

— Skinner.  C  . 716 

1896 — J.  J.  Tucker,  L  . .  191 

1900 — Tucker,  L  776 

1904— A.  A.  Stockton.  C  637 

1908 — Hon.  W.  Pugsley,  L  496 
1911— J.  W.  Daniel  C  110 

_ _ 243 

r,  L  . Accl. 

C  . Accl 


For  record  of  Albert,  see  under  Royal. 


ST.  JOHN'S  EAST  (Nfld.) 


(Created  by  the  Union  of  Newfoundland  as  Canada's  10th  Province.) 


Record  General  Elections: 

1949— G.  F.  Higgins,  P.C .  1.999  I 

1953 — A.  M.  Fraser,  L  .  1,619  I 

1957—  J.A,  McGrath,  PC  ...  1.239  I 

1958—  McGrath,  PC  .  8,697  | 


1962—  McGrath,  PC  .  1,914 

1963—  J.  P.  O'Keefe,  L  .  857 

1965 — O'Keefe,  L  . .  4,256 


ST.  JOHN'S  WEST  (Nfld.) 

(Created  by  the  Union  of  Newfoundland  as  Canada's  10th  Province.) 
General  Election  1965  : — 


Cashin,  (L) 

14  476 

Ottenheimer,  (PC) 

i  n  osr 

Thoms,  (NDP) 

576 

Skinner,  (SC) 

1 19 

Record  General  Elections: 

1949 — W.  J  Browne.  P.C.  516  1 

1953 — J.  A.  Power,  L  940  1 

1957 —  W.  J.  Browne.  PC  ...  2.090  j 

1958 —  Hon.  W.  J.  Browne,  J 

1962 —  R.  Cashin,  L 

1963 —  Cashin,  L 

1965 — Cashin,  L 

24 

.  3,727 

4.418 

PC 


5.615 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


419 


ST-JEAN-IBERVILLE-NAPIERVILLE  (Que.) 

(Establisfted  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  by  the  union  of  tne 
counties  of  St.  Johns,  Iberville  and  Napierville.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935 — M.  Rh6aume,  L  .  8,063 

1940 — Rh6aume,  L  .  1,182 

1945— A.  Cote,  L . .  7.610 

1949 — Cot6,  L  .  8,345 

1953— Hon.  A.  Cdt6,  L  .  14,087 

By-Election: — 

1955 — (Dec.  19)  —  J.  A.  Menard, 


1957 —  J.  A.  Menard,  L  .  ),568 

1958 —  Y.  Dupuis,  I.  . . .  2.232 

1962 —  Y.  Dupuis,  L  .  6,298 

1963 —  Dupuis,  L  .  7,575 

1965 — P.  Beaulieu,  PC  .  5,729 


Former  Division  of  St.  Johns-Iberville. 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1896 — B6chard,  L  _  307 

1900— L.  P.  Demers,  L  _  1,005 

1904 — Demers,  L  . . . .  1,719 

1908 — Jos.  Demer3,  L  . .  2.284 

1911— Demers,  L  . .  1909 


1917 — Demers,  O  . . 

1921 — Demers,  L  . . 

1925 —  A.  J.  Benoit,  L  _ 

1926 —  Benoit,  L  . . 

1930 — M.  Rheaume,  L . 


By-Elections: — 

1896 — (Aug.  5) — Hon.  J.  I  Tarte,  L 
1906— (Oct.  16) — Jos.  Demers,  L 
1922— (Aug.  31)— A.  J.  Benoit,  L 


The  two  old  counties  of  St.  Johns  and  Iberville  were 
under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1892. 


3,908 
6,158 
2.687 
796 
3  940 


Accl. 

Accl. 

2.551 

united 


The  electoral  records  of  the  two  counties  up  to  that  date  were 
as  follows- — 


Iberville  (extinct  division). 

1867 — Frs  B6chard,  L 

531  | 

1382 — Bechard,  L 

1872— Bechard.  L  . 

.  Accl.  | 

1887 — Bechard  L 

1874 — B6chard,  L  . 

1878 — Bechard.  L 

229  1 

St.  Johns  (Que.)  (extinct  division.) 

1867 — F.  Bourassa,  L  . 

96  | 

1882 — Bourassc  L 

1872 — Bourassa,  L  . 

Accl.  | 

1887 — Bourassa  L 

1891 — Bourassa,  L  . 

1874 — Bourassa,  L  . 

.  Accl.  j 

Former  Division  of 

Napierville. 

1867 — S.  Coupal,  L 

534  1 

1882 — M.  Catudal,  L  ... 

1872 — Hon.  A. A.  Dorion, 

L  59  | 

1887 — Ste.  Marie,  L  ... 

1874 — Dorion,  L  . 

189  | 

1891 — D,  Monet  L 

1878 — S.  Coupal.  L 

177  | 

By-Elections: — - 

1874 — (Aug.  4) — S.  Coupal,  L  . 

1875 — (June  18) — Coupal,  L  . 

1890 — (Dec.  9) — F.  X.  Paradis,  C 


Accl. 

Accl. 

484 


145 

713 

228 


147 

231 

18 


9 

84 

120 


ST  LAWRENCE-ST.  GEORGE  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the  union 
of  the  western  section  of  the  original  Montreal-St.  Lawrence  division 
with  the  eastern  section  of  Montreal-St.  Antoine  division.)  (Altered 
1933.) 


4  2  □ 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1917— Hon.  C.  C. 

Ballantyne,  G  - 

1921 — H.  Marler,  L  . 

1925 —  C.  H.  Cahan,  C  — 

1926 —  Cahan,  C  - 

1930 — Cahan,  C . - 

1935 — Hon.  Cahan,  C  - 

1940 — B.  Claxton,  L - 


3,403  | 

2,561  | 

929  | 

1,899  | 

3,013  I 
1,167  ! 

4,935  | 


1945 — Claxton,  L  - 

1949 — Hon.  Claxton,  L  -  ... 
1953 — Claxton,  L  - 

1957 —  C.  Richardson,  L  — 

1958 —  Chambers,  PC - 

1962 —  I.  Turner,  L  - 

1963 —  Turner,  L - 

1965 — Turner,  L - 


4,160 

9,193 

4,434 

1,539 

2,570 

2,258 

4,756 

4,272 


By-Elections: — 

1930 — (Aug.  25) — Hon.  C.  H.  Cahan,  C 
1954 — (Nov.  8)  C.  S.  Richardson,  L. 


Accl. 

2,059 


The  former  division  of  "Mon'treal-St.  Lawrence",  established  under 
the  Act  of  1892. 


1908 — Bickerdike,  L 
1911 — Bickerdike,  L 


588 

1,048 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1896— E.  G.  Penny,  L  —  717 

1900 — R.  Bickerdike,  L  —  982 

1904 — Bickerdike,  L  -  650  I 

The  western  part  of  this  constituency  formerly  formed  part  of  the 
old  division  of  Montieal  West;  the  eastern  part  forming  part  ot 
Montreal  East. 

See  St.  Antoine  and  St.  James. 


ST.  MARY  (Montreal,  Que  ) 

(Formerly  designated  "Montreal-St.  Marie".  Established  under  the 
Act  of  1892.)  (Altered  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1896 — H.  Dupr6,  L  - -  1,363  | 

1900 — J.  I.  Tarte,  L  .  1,256  | 

1904— C.  Piche,  L  . .  962  | 

1908 — M.  Martin,  L  . .  869  | 

1911 — Martin,  L  . . —  2,177 

1917 — H.  Deslauriers,  O  _  Accl. 
1921 — Deslauriers,  L  . . _  10,757 

1925 —  Deslauriers,  L  .. . .  10,704 

1926 —  Deslauriers,  L  11,957 

1930 — Deslauriers,  L  _  10,444 


By-Elections: — 

1906 — (Nov.  21) — M.  Martin,  L  . 

1942 — (Feb.  9) — G.  Fauteux,  L  . . 

1950 — (Oct.  16) — H.  Dupuis,  Ind.  L.  .. 
(See  Montreal,  St-James.) 


1935 — Deslauriers,  L  . -  5,639 

1940 — Deslauriers,  L  . _....  18,400 

1945 — Hon.  G.  Fauteux,  L  2,952 

1949 — Fauteux,  L  _  6,810 

1953 — H.  Dupuis,  L.  _  11.255 

1957—  Dupuis,  L  .  5.491 

1958—  G.  J.  Valade,  PC  .....  1,973 

1962—  Valade,  PC  . 3,295 

1963—  Valade,  PC  _  2,506 

1965— Valade.  PC  _  4,471 

. 1,204 

. . . 8,805 

. . 4,328 


ST.  MAURI CE-LAFLECHE  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1935 — J.  A.  Crete,  L  _  1,238  |  1957 — Richard,  L  . . 

1940_Crete,  L  _  1,975  I  1958 — Richard,  L  - 

ig45 —  J,  I.  Hamel,  B.P.C.  456  I  1962 — G.  Lamy,  SC  . . 

1949 — J.  A.  Richard,  L  _  2,252  I  1963 — J.  Chretien,  L  - 

1953 — Richard,  L  . .  8,325  |  1965 — Chretien,  L  _ 

Former  Division  of  St.  Maurice. 


11,029 

4,151 

9,313 

1,944 

6,966 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


421 


Record  General  Election: — 
1967— L.  L.  L. 

Desaulniers,  C  .  Accl.  | 

1872 — E.  Lacerte,  C  . .  Accl.  | 

1874 — C.  Germ-La joie,  L.  54  | 

(See  also  Three  Rivers.) 


1878 — Desaulniers,  C  .  80 

1882 — Desaulniers,  C  .  396 

1887 — Desaulniers,  C  -  267 

1891 — Desaulniers,  C  .  145 


ST.  PAUL'S  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ol  1933  as  one  of  the 
Divisions  of  the  City  of  Toronto.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1935— D.  G.  Ross,  C  . .  530 

1940— Ross,  NG  . . 775 

1945— D.  G.  Ross.  PC  .  179 

1949— J.  H.  Rooney,  L  .....  1,078 

1953— R.  Michener.  PC  ....  515 

1957— Michener,  PC  . .  6,657 


1958 — Hon.  R.  Michener, 
PC  . . . . 

1962 —  I.  G.  Wahn,  L  - 

1963—  Wahn,  L  . - 

1965— Wahn,  L  . . 


(See  also  the  Toronto  Divisions.) 


11,001 

27 

8,096 

4,054 


SAGUENAY  (Qu6.) 

(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.)  (See  Charlevoix.) 
Record  General  Elections: 

1949— Brisson,  L.  . . 462  I  1962— L.  Maltais.  SC  .  5,782 

1953— Brisson,  L  . 351  I  1963— G.  P.  Blouin,  L  . . 635 

1957—  Brisson,  L  .  3,217  I  1965— Blouin,  L  . 6,583 

1958—  P.  Larue,  PC  . 1,864  I 


SASKATOON  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1935— A.  M.  Young,  L  .  1,831 

1940 — W.  G.  Brown,  UR  5,521 

1945— R.  R.  Knight,  CCF  843 

1949— Knight,  CCF  .  2,881 

1953— Knight,  CCF  .  5,028 


1957—  H.  F.  Jones,  PC 

1958 —  Jones,  PC  . 

1962—  Jones,  PC  . 

1963—  Jones,  PC  . . . 

1965 — L.  Brand,  PC  . 


By-elections: — 

1939—  (Dec.  18) — W.  G.  Brown,  URM 

1940—  (Aug.  19)— A.  H.  Bence,  C 

1964 — (June  22) — Eloise  Jones,  PC  . 

Former  Division  of  Saskatoon. 


883 

14,298 

13,499 

12,738 

6,011 


4,990 

741 

2,383 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1908 — G.  E.  McCraney,  L  1,477 

1911 — McCraney,  L  -  1.582 

1917— J.  R.  Wilson,  G  -  7.806 

1921 — John  Evans,  P  _  4,414 


|  1925 — A.  M.  Young,  L  . . 

I  1926 — Young.  L  . . .  — 

|  1930 — F.  R.  MacMillan,  C 


See  Assiniboia,  and  particularly  the  paragraph  under  that 
referring  to  the  former  electoral  division  of  Saskatchewan. 


189 

2,352 

1.864 


head 


422 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


SELKIRK  (Man.)  (Altered  1903,  1924  and  1952.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 

1871—  (March  2) 

— J.  Schultz,  C  _  250 

1872—  Schultz,  C  . 145 

1874— Schultz,  C  _  69 

1878 — Schultz,  C  . Accl. 

1882— A.  W.  Ross,  C  _  40 

1887 — Ross,  C  . Accl. 

1891— Ross,  C . 190 

1896—1.  A.  Macdonell.  L  1 

1900 — W.  F.  McCreary,  L  14 

1904 — S.  J.  Jackson,  L  507 

1908— G.  H.  Bradbury,  C.  98 

1911— Bradbury,  C  .  98 

1917— Thos.  Hay,  G  . 2,815 


By-Eiections  : — 

1892— (Nov.  3)— Hon.  T.  M.  Daly,  C  .  Accl. 

1943— (Aug.  9)  W.  Bryce,)  CCF  .  5,615 

1954— (Nov.  8)  W.  S.  Bryce,  C.C.F .  2,747 

Former  Division  of  Norquay  (Man.). 

(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 

Record  General  Election  : — 

1949— R.  J.  Wood,  L  .  3,654 


Owing  to  the  operation  of  the  Redistribution  Act.  the  constitu 
encies  of  Lisgar  and  Selkirk  changed  names  after  1891,  that  is.  the 
constituency  called  Lisgar  up  to  and  including  1891  has  since  been 
called  Selkirk  and  vice  versa  So  in  the  above  table  the  fiqures  for 
the  elections  up  to,  and  including  1891,  are  for  what  to  that  date 
was  known  as  the  constituency  of  Lisgar,  but  which  territorially  is 
identical  with  the  present  constituency  of  Selkirk. 


1921— L.  P.  Bancroft.  P  3,214 
|  1925 — H.  M.  Hannesson  C  512 

I  1926 — L.  P.  Bancroft,  I-P  _  1,919 

I  1930— J.  H.  Sti't,  C  482 

I  1935 — J.  T.  Thorson,  LP  5,132 

(  1940 — Thorson,  L  . . .  4,154 

I  1945— W.  Bryce,  CCF  . .  1,108 

1  1949 — Bryce,  CCF  226 

1953— R.  1.  Wood,  L  . .  189 

1957—  Bryce,  CCF  .  1,902 

1958 —  E.  Stefanson,  PC  __  3,587 

|  1962 — Stefanson,  PC  . 2,525 

I  1963 — Stefanson,  PC  _  3,159 

|  1965— Stefanson,  PC  -  3,808 


SHEFFORD  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867— Hon.  S. 


Huntington,  L 

326 

1872 — Huntington,  L 

366 

1 874 — Huntington,  L  . 

446 

1878 — Huntington,  L  . 

402 

1882— H.  Auger,  I-L 

135 

1887— Audet.  C  . 

31 

1891— J.  R.  Sanborn,  L 

177 

1896 — C.  H.  Parmelee,  L  . 

465 

1900—  Parmelee,  L 

430 

1904 — Parmelee,  L 

617 

1908— H.  E.  Allen,  L  . 

360 

1911 — G.  H.  Boivin,  L 

25 

1917 — Boivin,  O 

Accl. 

1921 — Boivin,  L  .  3,682 

1925 —  Hon.  Boivin,  L  .  1,411 

1926—  P.  E.  Boivin,  L  .  2,769 

1930— J.  E.  Tetrault,  C  .  1,606 

1935 — J.  H.  Leclerc,  L  423 

1940 — Leclerc,  L  4,187 

1945— M  Boivin,  L  3,201 

1949— Boivin,  L  .  4,976 

1953 — Boivin,  L  .  8,190 

1957 —  Boivin,  L  .  6,137 

1958—  Boivin,  L  . 790 

1962 —  G.  Rondeau,  SC  2,851 

1963 —  Rondeau,  SC  276 

1965— L.  P.  Neveu,  L  .  27 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


423 


SHELBURNE-Y ARMOUTH-CLARE,  <N.S.) 
(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953— T.  A.  M.  Kirk,  L  ......  4,164  I  1962— Legere,  PC  . -  .  497 

1957—  Kirk,  L  _  928  j  1963 — F.  T.  Armstrong.  L  ..  1,227 

1958—  F.F.  Legere.  PC  1,884  |  1965— J.  O.  Bower,  PC  —  860 

Former  Division  of  Digby-Yarmouth  (1947). 

Record  General  Election  : — 

1949— T.  A.  M.  Kirk  . . . . . —  1.579 

Former  division  of  Shelbume-Yarmouth-Clare  (N.S.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924.  County  of 
Shelburne  added  to  Yarmouth.)  (Altered  under  the  Redistribution 
Act  of  1933.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  P.  L.  Hatfield,  L  ...  382  |  1935— V.  J.  Pottier,  L  .  6,016 

1926—  Hatfield,  L  .  1,331  |  1940— Pottier,  L  .  4,282 

1930— Hon.  J.  L.  1945— L.  E.  Baker,  L .  756 

Ralston,  L  . ■_ .  1,373  | 


By-Election: — 

1926 — (Nov.  2) — Hon.  J.  L.  Ralston,  L  . - . . . —  Aod. 

Former  Division  of  Shelburne  and  Queen's  (united  under  the 
Act  of  1892). 


Record  General  Elections:— 


1896 — F.  Forbes,  L  _  198 

1900 — W.  S.  Fielding,  L  ..  393 

1904— Fielding,  L  . .  342 

1908 — Fielding,  L  . .  342 


1911 — F.  B.  McCurdy  ... 
1917— Hon.  W.  S. 

Fielding,  O  . 

1921 — Hon.  Fielding,  L 


By-Elections: — 

1896 — (Aug.  5) — Hon.  W.  S.  Fielding,  L  . 

1906 — (Oct.  31) — Hon.  W.  S.  Fielding,  L  . . . 

1922— (Jan.  19)— Hon.  W.  S.  Fielding,  L  . 

Record  of  Shelburne  County  (Extinct  division). 


149 

AccL 

717 


Accl. 

1,016 

Accl. 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— Thos.  Coffin,  L  .  Accl.  |  1874— Coffin,  L  .  Accl. 

1872— Coffin,  L  . Accl.  I  1878 — Thos.  Robertson,  L  67 

1882 — Robertson,  L  .  67  I  1891 — N.  W.  White,  C  .  19 

1887 — Robertson,  L  -  87  | 


By-Elections: — 

1887—  (Dec.  15) — Genl.  Laurie,  C  . .  ® 

1888—  (Oct.  22)— Genl.  Laurie,  C  . . . -  11 

Former  Division  Yarmouth  and  Clare  (N.S.).  Established  under 

the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


Former  constituency  of  Yarmouth. 

E.  K.  Spinney,  G  . .  1,016  |  P.  L.  Hatfield,  L 


1,557 


424 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — Hon.  T.  Killam,  L  _ 

559 

1891— T.  B.  Flint,  L _ 

_ 

1872 — K.  Killam,  L  . 

736 

1R96 — Flint.  L  . . . . . 

1874— Killam,  L 

430 

1  qnn — Flint,  T. 

1878— Killam,  L  . 

541 

1904 — B.  B.  Law.  L  _ 

1882 — J.  R.  Kinney,  C  — 

301 

1908 — Law,  L  . . . 

1887— J.  Lovitt,  L  . 

692 

1911— Law,  L  . .  ... 

_ 

By-Elections: — 

1869 — (April  20) — Frank  Fillam,  L  _ 

1887 — (Dec.  15) — John  Lovitt,  L  _ 

1902— (Dec.  3) — B.  B.  Law,  L . . . 

See  also  Queens-Lunenburg,  (N.S.). 


575 

444 

221 

859 

839 

1,184 


627 

571 

863 


SHERBROOKE  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— A.  T.  Galt,  C  _  AccL 

1872 — E.  T.  Brooks,  C _ AccL 

1874 — Brooks,  C  _  AccL 

1878 — Brooks,  C  _ _ _  AccL 

1882— R.  N.  Hall,  C  .  AccL 

1887— Hall,  C  _ 577 

1891— W.  B.  Ives,  C  _  315 

1896— Ives,  C  . 257 

1900 — John  McIntosh,  C  _  31 

1904 — A.  N.  Worthington, 

C  . . . 126 

1908 — Worthington,  C.  _  144 

1911— F.  N.  McCrea,  L  ....  39 

1917— McCrea,  O _  742 


By-Elections  : — 

1892— (Dec.  21)— Hon.  W.  B.  Ives,  C 

1900— (Jan.  25)— J.  McIntosh,  C  _ 

1906 — (Feb.  6) — -A.  E.  Worthington, 


1921— McCrea,  L  _  4,508 

1925—  C.  B.  Howard,  L  __  1,117 

1926—  Howard,  L _  2,942 

1930— Howard,  L  _ _  498 

1935— Howard,  L  . 1,777 

1940 — M.  Gingues,  L _ 6,137 

1945 — Gingues,  L _ 3,394 

1949 — Gingues,  L _  5.594 

1953 — Gingues,  L  _  7,742 

1957 —  Gingues,  L  _  6,533 

1958—  M.  Allard,  PC  . .  925 

1962 —  G.  Chapdelaine,  SC  7,882 

1963 —  Chapdelaine,  SC  _  605 

1965— M.  Allard,  Ind.  P.C.  649 

-  Accl. 

_  96 

C _  Accl. 


SIMCOE  EAST  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Act  of  1882,  altered  1903.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1882— H.  H.  Cook,  L  ...  .. 

138 

1887— Cook,  L  . 

74 

1891— P.  H.  Spohn,  L  . 

207 

1896 — W.  H.  Bennett,  C 

246 

1900 — Bennett,  C  . 

89 

1904 — Bennett,  C 

373 

1908 — M.  Crew,  L  . 

264 

1911 — W.  H.  Bennett,  C 

486 

1917— J.  B.  Tudhope,  G . 

3,593 

1921 — Manley  Crew,  L 

2,604 

1925 — A.  B.  Thompson,  C 

729 

By-Elections  : — 

1892— (Feb.  25) — W.  H.  Bennett,  C 
1897 — (Feb.  4) — Bennett,  C  . . 


1930 — Thompson,  C  . .  345 

1935— G.  A.  McLean,  L  .  2,690 

1940 — McLean,  L  . 1,446 

1945 — W.  A.  Robinson,  L  _  1,530 

1949 — Robinson.  L  _ _  2,054 

1953 — Robinson,  L  . . .  155 

1957 —  P.  B.  Rynard,  PC  4,304 

1958—  Rynard,  PC  . 7,746 

1962 —  Rynard,  PC  . . 4,147 

1963 —  Rynard,  PC _  3,338 

1965 — Rynard,  PC  _ _ _  2,367 


16 

125 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


425 


SIMCOE  NORTH  (Ont.)  (Altered  1901.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — McConkey,  L  .  Accl. 

1872— H.  H.  Cook,  L  .  56 

1874— Cook,  L  . „ .  74 

1878— D.  McCarthy,  C  .  50 

1882— McCarthy,  C  . 250 

1887— McCarthy,  C  .  329 

1891— McCarthy.  I-C  . .  296 

1896 — McCarthy,  I  . .  1,107 

1900— L.  G.  McCarthy.  L  588 

1904 — McCarthy,  L  _  41 

1908 — J.  A.  Currie,  C  .  51 

1911— Currie,  C  _  172 

1917— J.  A.  Currie,  C  .  1,947 

1921— T.  E.  Ross.  P  . .  809 


1925—  W.  A.  Boys,  P  . 

1926—  W.  A.  Boys,  C  . 

1930— J.  T.  Simpson,  C  _ 

1935— D.  F.  McCuaig,  L  . 

1940 — McCuaig,  L . 

1945 — J.  H.  Ferguson,  PC 

1949 — Ferguson,  PC  . . . 

1953 — Ferguson,  PC  . . . 

1957—  H.  Smith,  PC  . 

1958—  Smith,  PC  _ 

|  1962— Smith,  PC  . 

I  1963— Smith,  PC  _ 

I  1965— Smith,  PC  . . . 


By-Elections  : — 

1874— (Dec.  26)— Cook,  L . . . . 

1898— (Dec.  14) — L.  G.  McCarthy,  L 


SKEENA  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1917— C.  W.  Peck,  G.  _  695 

1921— A.  Stork,  L.  . .  38 

1925—  Stork,  L.  . .  693 

1926—  J.  C.  Brady,  C  .  388 

1930—0.  Hanson,  L  . . . .  1,024 

1935— Hanson,  L  .  1.287 

1940 — Hanson,  L  . . 2,135 

1945 — H.  G.  Archibald, 

CCF  . 746 

SPADINA  (Toronto.  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  as  one  of 
Divisions  of  the  City  of  Toronto.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1935— S.  Factor,  L  . .  4,721  I 

1940 — Factor,  L  .  6,358  | 

1945— D.  A.  Croll,  i _  7,130  | 

1949— Croll,  L  . 14,245  I 

1953— Croll,  L  . . 8,942  I 

By-Election: — 

1955— (Oct.  24)— C.  E.  Rea.  P.C.  . 

Former  Division  of  Toronto  West  Centre. 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1925 —  H.  C.  Hocken,  C  ..  3,019  |  1930 — S.  Factor,  L 

1926 —  Hocken,  C  . 2,568  j 

(See  Toronto  West.)  (See  Toronto  East  Centre.) 

(See  also  other  Toronto  Divisions.) 


1957—  C.  E.  Rea,  PC  . 

1958—  Rea,  (PC)  . 

1962—  P.  Ryan,  L  . 

1963 —  Ryan,  L  . . . 

1965 — Ryan,  L  . . . . . 


I  1949 — E.  T.  Apple  whaite,  L 

1953 — Applewhaite,  L  _ 

|  1957— F.  Howard,  CCF  ...... 

j  1958 — Howard,  CCF  . . 

|  1962 — Howard,  NDP  . . 

I  1963 — Howard,  NDP  _ 

|  1965 — Howard,  NDP  _ _ 


790 

193 

836 

1.066 

1,066 

1,932 

1,045 

520 

4,577 

7,965 

5,518 

1,783 

923 


74 

185 


1,664 

1,608 

482 

1,619 

4,608 

5,883 

5,044 


the 


852 

4,020 

2,894 

8,756 

6,401 


644 


575 


426 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


SPRINGFIELD  (Man.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  altered  1924.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 
1917 — R.  L.  Richardson,  G  2,099  | 

1921— R.  A.  Hoey,  P  1,397  ! 

1925 —  T.  Hay,  C  _  535  j 

1926—  E.  D.  Bissett,  LP  1,214  | 

1930— T.  Hay,  C . .  1829  I 

1935 — J.  M.  Turner,  L  _  447  I 

1940 — Turner,  L  _  444  I 

1945— J.  Sinnott,  L  _ _ _  579  | 

By-Election  : — 

1958— (Dec.  15)— Dr.  J.  Slogan,  PC 


1949— Sinnott,  L  _  3,835 

1953— A.  B.  Weselak,  L  __  4,362 

1957— J.  Schulz,  (CCF)  _ . .  1,496 

1958—  V.  Yacula,  PC  _  2,083 

1962—  J.  Slogan,  PC _ 2,804 

1963—  Slogan,  PC _ 4,020 

1965 — E.  Schreyer,  NDP  _  755 


530 


STANSTEAD  (Que.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— C.  C.  Colby,  C  .  198  | 

1872 — Colby,  C .  Accl. 

1874— Colby,  C  .  Accl. 

1878— Colby,  C  . 754 

1882— Colby,  C  .  295 

1887— Colby.  C  .  434 

1891— Rider,  L  .  102 

1896— Moore,  C.  _  435  I 

1900— Lovell,  L  .  165  I 

1904— Lovell,  L  .  273  I 

1908— Chas.  H.  Lovell,  L  .  163  I 

1911— Lovell,  L  .  204  I 

1917— W.  K.  Baldwin,  O  ...  701  I 

1921— Baldwin,  L  _  3,773  I 


By-Elections:— 

1889— (Nov.  18)— Hon.  C.  C.  Colby, 
1908 — (Jan.  22 — Chas.  H.  Lovell,  L 
1943 — (Aug.  9) — J.  A.  Choquette,  B1 


1925—  Baldwin,  L  _  1,194 

1926 —  Baldwin,  L  .  1,395 

1930— J.  T.  Hackett,  C  .  1,904 

1935 — R.  G.  Davidson,  L  ....  123 

1940 — Davidson,  L  _  308 

1945— J.  T.  Hackett,  PC  .  475 

1949 — L.  E.  Roberge,  L  _  485 

1953— Roberge,  L  _  3,278 

1957 —  Roberge,  L  . 2,403 

1958 —  E.  L6toumeau,  PC  ..  2,725 

1962 —  L6toumeau,  PC  _  1,534 

1963—  Y.  Forest,  L  _  1,255 

1965— Forest,  L  . . . _  1,131 


C  _ _ _ _  1,042 

. - _ _ _ _  273 


. . _  1,312 


STORMONT  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act 
formerly  belonging  to 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1925 —  C.  J.  Hamilton,  C  .  312  | 

1926—  A.  N.  Smith,  L  .  540  | 

1930— F.  T.  Shaver,  C  .....  575  | 

1935 — L.  Chevrier,  L  .  2,578  | 

1940 — Chevrier,  L  .  3,995  I 

1945 — Hon.  L.  Chevrier,  L  5,686  I 
1949 — Chevrier,  L  . 5,969  | 


By-Election  : — 

1954 — (Nov.  8)  A.  P.  Lavigne,  L. 
(See  also  Glengarry  Prescott) 


of  1924,  with  territory 
Glengarry-Stormont.) 


1953 — Chevrier,  L.  . . _..  6,259 

1957 —  A.  P.  Lavigne,  L  2.290 

1958—  G.  Campbell,  PC  1,987 

1962 —  L.  Lamoureux,  L  . .  70 

1963 —  Lamoureux,  L  .  3,557 

1965 — Lamoureux,  L  _ 6,020 


350 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


427 


SUDBURY  (Ont.) 

(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1949—J.  L.  Gauthier,  L  .....  7,627  |  1962— Mitchell,  L  . 9,909 

1953— D.  R.  Mitchell,  L  .  6,595  I  1963— Mitchell,  L  _  7,197 

1957—  R.  Mitchell.  L  . .  1,487  I  1965— Mitchell.  L  -  2.498 

1958—  MitcheU,  L  . . _  5,132  I 

By-Election  : — 

1967— (May  29)— M.  B.  Genna,  NDP  . . . . . .  159 

(See  Nickle  Belt,  Ont.) 


SWIFT  CURRENT-MAPLE-CREEK  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  altered  1924.) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953—1.  W.  S.  Studer,  L  ...  141  I 

1957—  Studer,  L  . 709  I 

1958— 1.  McIntosh.  PC  .  4,686  | 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1917— Ira  E.  Araue,  G  3,772  | 

1921— A.  J.  Lewis,  P  .  5,625  | 

1925—  C.  E.  Both  well,  L  ..  887  | 

1926—  Both  well,  L  .  2,694  j 

1930— Bothwell,  L  .  872  ! 


Former  Division  of  Maple 


1962—  McIntosh,  PC  . . .  3,005 

1963—  McIntosh.  PC -  5.905 

1965— McIntosh,  PC  -  4,527 

1935 — Bothwell,  t  .  2,216 

1940 — R.  T.  Graham  L  ....  535 

1945—1.  T  Bentley  CCF  ...  1.644 

1949— H.  B.  Whiteside.  L  .  819 


Sask. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917 — I.  A.  Maharg,  Tnd  Accl.  | 
1921 — N.  H.  McTaggart,  P  9,672  | 

1925 —  G.  Spence,  L  .  766  j 

1926—  Spence,  L  . .  2,430  | 

1930 — J.  B.  Swanston,  C  ..  777  I 


By-Election  : — 

1927— (Nov.  251— W.  G.  Bock.  L 


1935 — C.  R.  Evans,  L  .  936 

1940 — Evans,  L  .  56 

1945— D.  I.  McCuaig.  CCF  2.400 
1949 — I  W.  S  Studer.  L  1.349 


Aeel 


TIMISKAMING  (Ont.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933,  by  the  union 
of  the  electoral  divisions  of  Temiskaming  North  and  Temiskaming 
South.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1935— W.  Little,  L  .  449  I 

1940— Little,  I-  .  5.549  ! 

1945— Little,  L _ _  1.488  I 

1949— Little.  L  ._ . 1.567  1 

1953— A.  Shipley.  L  -  1,238  1 

Former  Division  of  Temiskaming 


1957—  A.  Peters  CCF  .  40 

1958—  Peters,  CCF  .  226 

1962 —  Peters,  NDP  .  1.002 

1963 —  Peters.  NDP  . .  593 

1965 — A.  Peters,  NDP  -  4,101 

North. 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1925— 1.  R.  O'Neil.  C  493  I  1930—1.  Bradette.  L 

1926 —  I.  Bradette,  L  -  1,154  ! 

Former  Division  of  Temiskaming  South, 


2.564 


42B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1925 —  E.  F.  Armstrong,  C  804  1  1930 — W.  A.  Gordon,  C  _  1,534 

1926—  M.  Lang&,  Lib-Lab  898  I 


By-Election: — 

1930— (Aug.  25)— Hon.  W.  A.  Gordon,  C _  Accl. 

Former  E.  D.  oi  Temiskaming. 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1917— Hon.  F.  Cochrane,  G  2,157  |  1921— A.  Michaud,  P  _  94 

By-Election  : — 

1920— (April  7)— A.  McDonald,  Labor-UF  _  2,132 

TERREBONNE  (Qu6.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— Hon  L  F  Masson,  C  Accl.  |  1921— J.  E.  Prevost,  L  _  5.246 

1872— Masson,  C  -  Accl.  |  1925 — Prevost,  L  4,180 

1874— Masson,  C - AccL  |  1926 — Prevost,  L  4.790 

1878— Masson,  C  . .  802  |  1930— L.  E.  Parent,  L  .  1,882 

1882— G.  A.  Nantel,  C  .....  757  I  1935— Parent  L  _  5,759 

1887— Hon.  I.  A.  |  1940— L.  Bertrand,  L  .  901 

Chapleau,  C  -  785  I  1945— Bertrand,  L  . 8,657 

1891—  Chapleau,  C  _  704  |  1949— Bertrand,  L  _ 10,197 

1896 — L.  A.  Chauvin,  C  ...  128  |  1953 — Bertrand,  L  . Accl. 

1900 — R.  Pr6fontaine,  L  267  I  1957 — R.  Raymond,  L  .  6.542 

1904— S.  Desjardins,  L  .....  184  I  1958— M.  Deschambault,  PC  1,078 

1908— W.  B.  Nantel,  C _ 79  I  1962— L.  Cadieux.  L  _  4,392 

1911— Nantel.  C  . . .  626  I  1963— Cadieux,  L  _  5,397 

1917—J.  E.  Prevost,  O  Accl.  !  1965— Cadieux,  L  _  6.387 

By-Elections: — 

1882 — (Aug.  23) — Hon.  J.  A.  Chapleau,  C  _ _ _  Accl. 

1892 —  (Dec.  10) — Pierre  Leclair,  C  .  Accl. 

1903— (Feb.  21)— S.  Desjardins,  L  . 269 

1911—  (Oct.  27)— Hon.  W.  B.  Nantel,  C  . .  Accl. 

1915 — (Feb.  8) — Gedeon  Rochon,  C  . . . . . . .  20 


THE  BATTLEFORDS  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 
Record  General  Elections  : 

1949— A.  J.  Bater,  CCF  .  1,319  I  1962— Homer,  PC  _ _ 

1953— M.  Campbell,  CCF  ...  441  I  1963— Homer,  PC  _ 

1957—  Campbell,  CCF  .......  2,033  !  1965— Homer,  PC  . . 

1958 —  A.  Homer,  PC  _  4,607  I 

Former  Division  of  South  Battleford. 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1925— 1.  Vallance,  L  . .  1,112  I  1935— J.  Needham,  SC  ... 

1926—  Vallance,  L  .  1.370  I  1940— Gregory.  L  . 

1930— Vallance,  L  .  615  |  1945— M.  Campbell.  CCF 

(Former  division  of  North  Battleford.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925—  C.  R.  McIntosh,  L  ..  1,507  |  1940— Mrs.  D.  W. 

1926—  McIntosh,  L  -  3,197  Nielsen,  U  _ 

1930— McIntosh,  L  .  1,095  I  1945— F.  W.  Townley-Smith, 

1935 — McIntosh,  L  .  2,627  j  CCF  . . . 


6,574 

7,929 

4,201 


324 

4.429 

2.423 


2,632 

630 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


429 


Record  General  Elections: — ■ 

1917— C.  E.  Long,  G .  1.898  |  1921— C.  C.  Davies,  P . 

Former  Division  of  Battleford. 

1908 — A.  Champagne,  L  ...  1,194  |  1917 — Wright,  G . 

1911 — Champagne.  L  .  1,931  |  1921 — T.  H.  McConica,  P 

TIMMINS  (Ont.) 

(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 
Record  of  General  Elections  :  — 

1949—  K.  A.  Eyre,  L  _  2,432  I  1962— Martin,  NDP  . . 

1953— K.  A.  Eyre,  L  _  855  I  1963— Martin,  NDP  _ 

1957—  M.  Martin,  CCF  _ _  486  I  1965— Martin,  NDP  . 

1958—  Martin,  CCF  _  1,090  I 


4,190 

3.711 

7,598 


3.395 

860 

3,615 


TRINITY  (Toronto.  Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  as  one  of 
the  Divisions  of  the  City  of  Toronto.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1935— H.  J.  Plaxton,  L  .  865 

1940— A.  W.  Roebuck,  L .  9,784 

1945— L.  Skey,  P.C . .  91 

1949 — L.  Conacher,  L  . .  1,966 

1953 —  Conacher,  L  . . . 2,037 

By-Elections  : — 

1954 —  (Nov.  8)  D.  D.  Carrick  L  . 

1958 — (Dec.  15)  Hon.  P.  Hellyer,  L 


1957 —  Haidasz,  L  . . .  504 

1958 —  E.  R.  Lockyer,  PC  _  2,026 

1962—  Hon.  P.  Hellyer,  L  ...  3,491 

1963—  Hellyer,  L  . . . .  5,424 

1965 — Hellyer,  L  . _ . .  5,522 


1,352 

761 


1921— Sheard,  C  . . . . __  581 

1925—  G.  R.  Geary,  C  ........  3,453 

1926—  Geary,  C  _  3,303 

1930— Geary,  C  .  2,391 


Former  Division  of  Toronto  South. 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1904 — A.C.  MacDonnell,  C  409  I 

1908 — MacDonnell,  C  _  1,036  | 

1911— MacDonnell,  C  _  2,363 

1917 — C.  E.  Sheard,  G  —  5,104  | 

(See  also  other  Toronto  Divisions.) 


TRINITY-CONCEPTION  (Nfld.) 

(Created  by  the  Union  of  Newfoundland  as  Canada's  10th  Province.) 


Record  General  Elections  : 

1949— L.  Stick,  L  . . .  7,780  I  1962— Tucker,  L  .  5,108 

1953 — Stick,  L  . . . .  6,110  t  1963 — Tucker,  L  _ _ _.  7,475 

1957—  Stick,  L  .  4,653  I  1965— Tucker,  L  .  5,721 

1958—  J.  R.  Tucker,  L  . —  3,702  I 


TROIS-RIVIERES  (Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1935 — W.  Gariepy,  Ind.-L.  366 

1940 — R.  Ryan,  L . . .  1,126 

1945 — W.  Gariepy,  Ind .  663 

1949 — L.  Balcer,  PC -  51 

1953— Balcer,  PC  -  1.651 


1957—  Balcer,  PC  . 

1958 —  Hon.  L.  Balcer,  PC 

1962 —  Balcer,  PC  . . . 

1963 —  Balcer,  PC  . . . 

1965 — J.  A.  Mongrain,  Ind. 


Former  Division  of  Three  Rivers-St.  Maurice. 


592 

6,856 

3,870 

1,481 

2,310 


430 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1896 — Six  A.  P.  Caron,  C  269 

1900—1.  Bureau,  L  _  305 

1904 — Bureau,  I.  -  397 

1908 — Hon.  Bureau,  L  -  4,166 

1911 — Hon.  Bureau,  L 

(recount)  _  9 


1917 — Hon.  Bureau,  O _  Accl. 

1921 — Bureau,  L - _ —  7,307 

1925 —  A.  Better,  L  _  4,278 

1926—  Better,  L  _ 5,657 

1930 — Better,  L  _ _ 3,649 


By-Elections  : — 

1907— (Feb.  28) — Hon.  Jacques  Bureau,  L . — . — - Accl 

1922 — (Jan.  19) — Hon.  Jacques  Bureau,  L.  . . — — . Accl 

1931 — (Aug.  10) — C.  Bourgeois.  C.  - - - - -  38 

Previous  to  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1892,  Three  Rivers  and 
St.  Maurice  were  separate  constituencies.  Their  electoral  records  were 
as  follows  : 

Three  Rivers. 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1967— De  Niverville.  C  _  134 

1872— W.  Macdougall,  C  Accl. 


1874— Macdougall,  C  .  325 

1878 — Macdougall,  C  _  148 


1882 — Sir  H.  Langevin,  C 
1887 — Sir  Langevin,  C  .. 
1891 — Sir  Langevin,  C 


By-Elections: — 

1868 — (Oct.  16) — W.  Macdougall,  C . 

1878 — (Nov.  17) — Hon.  Sir  H.  Langevin,  C. 
By-Election  : — 

1868 — (Oct.  26  and  27) — E.  Lacerte,  C  . . 

(See  also  St.  Maurice-Lafleche) 


Accl. 

30 

200 


Accl 

Accl. 

260 


VANCOUVER-BURRARD  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  when 
Vancouver  was  divided  into  two  divisions.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925—  J.  A.  Clark,  C .  1,057  I 

1926—  Clark,  C .  3,535  | 

1930 — W.  Hanbury,  L  .  2,734  ! 

1935— G.  G.  McGeer,  L  6  I 

1940— McGeer,  L  .  1,872  I 


1945— C.  C.  I.  Merritt,  PC  2,414  I 
1949— J.L.  MacDougaU,  L  291  I 
Former  Division  of  Burrard. 
Record  General  Elections: — 
1917— S.  J.  Growe,  G  ......  7,859  I 

(See  also  Vancouver  Divisions) 


1953 — MacDougall,  L. _ 1,972 

1957—  J.  Taylor,  PC  .  6.949 

1958—  Taylor,  PC  . . . . 12,847 

1962 —  T.  Berger,  NDP  .  94 

1963 —  R.  Basford,  L  __ .  2,050 

1965— Basford,  L  . 1,574 


1921— J.  A.  Clark,  C  _  5,280 


VANCOUVER-CENTRE  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  to  include  part 
of  the  territory  of  the  extinct  Division  of  Burrard.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1917— H.  H.  Stevens.  G  .  8,179  I  1926 — Stevens,  C  . .  1,855 

1921 — Hon.  Stevens,  C.  4,955  |  1930 — Hon.  I.  A. 

1925 — Stevens.  C  . .  1,181  I  Mackenzie,  L  . 2,041 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


431 


1935 — Mackenzie.  L  .  136  I 

1940 — Mackenzie  L  .  2,762  I 

1945 — Mackenzie,  L  .  818  I 

1949 — R.  O.  Campney,  L  3,917  I 
1953— Hon.  R.  O. 

Campney,  L  .  3,313  I 


1957—  D,  Jung,  PC  _ 3,730 

1958—  Jung,  PC  10,117 

1962 —  J.  R.  Nicholson.  L  894 

1963—  Nicholson,  L  .  2,119 

1965 — Hon.  J.  R.  Nicholson. 

L  .  2,760 


Record  of  By-Election:  - 

1948 — (June  8) — R.  Young,  CCF  .  .  2,170 

Former  constituency  of  Vancouver  City. 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1904— R.  G.  Macpherson,  L  858  I  1911— H.  H.  Stevens.  C  3,256 

1908 — G.  H.  Cowan,  C  1,582  i 

Vancouver  was  created  by  a  division  of  the  constituency  of  Bur- 
rard.  which  had  been  created  under  the  Act  of  1892.  The  electoral 
record  of  this  former  constituency  was  as  follows: 

Burrard. 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1896— R.  G.  Maxwell,  L  _  298  I  1900— Maxwell,  L  „...._  627 

By-Election  : — 

1903 — -(Feb.  4)— R.  G.  Macpherson,  L  .  22 

(See  also  other  Vancouver  Divisions.) 


VANCOUVER  EAST  (B.C.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 
1935— A.  Maclnnis  CCF  6.539 

1957— Winch. 

CCF 

5  470 

1940 — Maclnnis.  CCF 

.  3.294 

1958 — Winch, 

CCF  ... 

2.832 

1945 — Maclnnis,  CCF  . 

8,215 

1962— Winch, 

NDP 

7,882 

1949 — Maclnnis,  CCF 

..  3.902 

1963— Winch. 

NDP  . 

7.150 

1953— H.E.  Winch,  CCF 

5.307 

1965— Winch, 

NDP  . . 

.  7,902 

(See  also  Vancouver  South.) 

(See  also  other  Vancouver  Divisions.) 

VANCOUVER  KINGSWAY  (BC.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1953). 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953— A.  MacTnnis.  CCF  4,552  !  1962— A.  A.  Webster,  NDP  7,471 

1957 —  A.  MacDonald,  CCF  2.278  I  1963— Webster,  NDP  .  5,812 

1958 —  J.  F.  Browne,  PC  _  204  I  1965 — G.  Maclnnis,  NDP  5,736 

(See  also  Vancouver  East) 
fSee  also  other  Vancouver  Divisions) 

VANCOUVER-QUADRA  (B.C.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act.  1947) 

Record  General  Elections  : 

1949— H.  C.  Green,  PC  ......  5,996  I  1962— Green,  PC  .  4.782 

1953 — Green,  PC  _  4,983  I  1 963 — G.  Deachman,  L  .  1.404 

1957—  Green,  PC  16,296  I  1965 — Deachman,  L  . . 346 

1958—  Hon.  H.C.  Green,  PC  19,089  I 


432 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


VANCOUVEB  SOUTH  (P.C.) 

(Created  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1917— R.  C.  Cooper,  G  __  4,428  | 

1921— L.  J.  Ladner,  C  _  773  I 

1925 —  Ladner,  C  _  1,790 

1926 —  Ladner,  C  _  4,789 

1930— A.  McGinnis,  I-Lab  882 

1935— H.  C.  Green,  C  _  279 

1940— Green,  NG  _ _ 5,019  I 

1945— Green.  PC  _  13,875  I 

(See  Vancouver  Centre.) 

(See  also  Vancouver  East,  also  other  Vancouver  Divisions.) 

VAUDREUIL-SOULANGES  (Quo.) 

Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the  union 
of  the  former  constituencies  of  Vaudreuil  and  Soulanges 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1917 — Gustave  Boyer,  O  _  3.667 
1921— Boyer,  L . . 2.579 

1925—  L.  A.  Wilson,  L  _  3.867 

1926—  Wilson,  L  _  3,543 

1930 — J.  Thauvette,  L _ 1.881 

1935 — Thauvette,  L  _ . 3,461 

1940— Thauvette,  L  .  2,171 

1945 — L.  R.  Beaudoin,  L  _  4,387 

By-Elections  : — 


1922 — (March  21) — J.  R.  Ouimet,  L  _ _ _  Accl. 

1929— (July  29)— L.  A.  Wilson,  L  .._ . .  2,843 


Former  constituency  of  Vaudreuil. 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— D.  McMillan,  C  Accl. 

1872 — R.  Harwood,  C  _  235 

1874 — Harwood,  C  . .  Accl. 

1878 — J.  B.  Mongenais,  C  62 

1882— H.  McMillan,  C  .  32 

1887— McMillan,  C  . 213 

By-Elections  : — 

1892— (Feb.  29)— H.  McMillan,  C  _ _ 27 

1898— (April  12)— H.  S.  Harwood,  L  . . .  191 

Former  constituency  of  Soulanges. 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — L.  H.  Masson,  C  —  259  |  1891 — J.  Mousseau,  I  _ ...  39 

1872 — J.  P.  Lanthier,  C  . —  259  j  1896 — A.  Bourbonnais.  L  ...  193 

1874 — Lanthier,  C  . . -  Accl.  !  1900 — Bourbonnais,  L  . .  244 

1878 — Lanthier,  C  _  325  |  1904 — Bourbonnais,  L  I _  224 

1882— Lanthier,  C  . 86  |  1908— J.  A.  Lortie,  C  _  53 

1887 — J.  W.  Bain,  C  .  171  |  1911 — Sir  W.  Laurier,  L  ....  142 


1891 — H.  S.  Harwood,  L _  98 

1896 — Harwood,  L  _  495 

1900 — Harwood,  L  _  475 

1904— G.  Boyer,  L  . .  472 

1908 — Boyer,  L  _  753 

1911 — Boyer,  L  _  215 


I  1949 — Beaudoin,  L  _  3,963 

I  1953 — Hon.  Beaudoin,  L  _  6,208 

|  1957 — Beaudoin,  L  . .  4,889 

|  1958 — M.  Bourbonnais,  PC  887 

|  1962 — Bourbonnais,  PC _  266 

I  1963— R.  Emard,  L  _  2,608 

|  1965— Emard,  L  . .  2.376 


1949— A.  Laing,  L _  2.685 

1953— E.  Philpott,  L . .  3,791 

1957—  E.  J.  Broome,  PC  ....  8,490 

1958 —  Broome,  PC _ 15,764 

1962 —  A.  Laing,  L _ 2,670 

1963—  Laing,  L  _  9,491 

1965 — Hon.  A.  Laing,  L  _  8,036 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


433 


By-Elections: — 


1882—  (Oct.  6)— G.  R.  S.  DeBeaujeu,  L  . 3 

1883—  (Dec.  27)— J.  W.  Bain,  C  . 26 

1885— (Feb.  5)— J.  W.  Bain,  C  . 205 

1892— (Feb.  3)— J.  W.  Bain.  C  . 1,113 

1892— (Dec.  13)— J  W.  Bain,  C  . .  41 


VEGREVILLE  (Alta.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprises 
territory  formerly  belonging  to  Victoria.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1925 —  A.  M.  Boutillier,  P  2,460 

1926 —  M.  Luchkovich,  UFA  728 

1930— Luchkovich,  UFA  .  904 

1935 — W.  Hay  hurst,  SC  _  496 

1940— A.  Hlynka,  ND  . .  478 

1945— Hlynka,  SC  . .  2,340 

1949 — J.  Decore,  L  _  1,731 

Former  Division  of  Victoria  (extinct). 

Record  General  Elections: — • 


1908— W.  H.  White,  L  370  I  1917— White,  O  . .  254 

1911— White.  L  . .  523  I  1921— W.  T.  Lucas,  P  .  9.622 


(See  Calgary.) 

VERDUN  (Montreal,  Que.) 

(Established  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 

Record  General  Elections  :  — 

1953 —  P.  E.  Cot6,  L  . . 13,026  I  1962— B.  S.  Mackasey,  L  ...  2,371 

1957—  Y.  Leduc,  L  . 9,658  I  1963— Mackasey,  L  .  12,035 

1958—  H.  E.  Monteith,  PC  1,753  I  1965— Mackasey,  L  . .  11,859 

By-Election  : — 

1954—  (Mar.  22)  Y.  Leduc,  L . . . .  2,466 

Former  Division  of  VERDUN-LASALLE: 

Record  General  Election  : 

1949— P.  E.  Cote,  L  . . . - . -  17,113 


I  1953— Decore,  L  . 1,314 

1957— P.  Stefura,  SC  .  2.279 

I  1958— F.  J.  W.  Fane,  PC  ...  2,558 

|  1962— Fane,  PC  .  4,551 

I  1963— Fane,  PC  .  10,082 

I  1965— Fane,  PC  . .  10,012 

I 


OLD  DIVISION  OF  VERDUN  : 

Record  General  Elections  : 

1935— E.  J.  Wermenlinger,  C  896  I  1945— Cot6,  L  . - . .  8,792 

1940— P.  C6t4,  L.  . .  1,141  | 

(See  also  the  other  Montreal  Divisions) 

VICTORIA  (B.C.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1871—  H.  Nathan,  C .  I  1878— Sir  John  A. 

1872 —  Nathan,  C  _  4  |  Macdonald,  C  . .  358 

1874— A.  De  Cosmos,  C  4  1882 — E.  C.  Baker,  C .  41 


l 


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1887— Baker,  C  _  632  | 

— Shakespeare,  C  548  | 

1891— Thos.  Earle  C  _  1,061  | 

— E.  G.  Prior  C  . .  1,049  | 

1896—  Earle,  C  . 196  I 

—Prior,  C  . 195  I 

1900— Prior,  C  . 211  I 

- — Earle,  C  . 135  I 

1904— G.  Riley,  L  .  500 

1908 — G.  H.  Barnard,  C  ...  13 

1911 — Barnard,  C  . . .  484 

1917— S.  F.  Tolmie,  C  .  8,764 

1921 — Hon.  Tolmie,  C  _  2,452 


1925— Tolmie,  C _ 2,309 

1926— Tolmie,  C  _  2,780 

1930 — D.  B.  Plunkett,  C  ._  2,016 

1935— Plunkett,  C  _  1,023 

1940 — R.  W.  Mayhew,  L  _  4,694 

1945 — Mayhew.  L  _ _  364 

1949 — Hon.  Mayhew  L _ 9,170 

1953— F.  T.  Fairey,  L  5,019 

1957—  A.  D.  McPhillips,  PC  6,994 

1958—  McPhillips,  PC  . .  16,239 

1962—  McPhillips,  PC  _  216 

1963—  D.  W.  Groos,  L  _  1,538 

1965— Groos,  L  _  1,442 


By-Elections:  — 

1888 — (Jan.  23) — E.  G.  Prior,  C  . Accl. 

1896 — (Jan.  6) — Hon.  E.  G.  Prior.  C  _  107 

1902— (Jan.  28)— Geo.  Riley.  L  . . . -  419 

1906 — (March  6) — Hon  W.  Templeman,  L  _ _  696 

1919— (Oct.  27)— Hon.  S.  F.  Tolmie.  0  2,134 

1928— (Dec.  6)— D.  B.  Plunkett.  C  . - _ _  92 

1936—  (June  8)— Hon.  S.  F.  Tolmie,  C  _ 90 

1937—  (Nov.  29)— R.  W.  Mayhew,  l.  .  1,839 


VICTORIA  (Ont.) 

(Established  as  at  present  constituted,  under  the  Redistribution 
Act  ol  1914,  the  northern  (Haliburton)  district  being  taken  from  the 
lorniei  division  oi  Victoria  and  Haliburton.) 


Recoid  General  Elections 


,917 — Hon.  Sir  Sam 

1 

1945— C.  W.  Hodgson, 

P.C.  818 

Hughes,  G. 

3,259  | 

PC  .... 

PC. 

956 

1921— J.  J  Thurston,  P. 

149  j 

1953 — Hodgson, 

3.593 

1925 — T.  H.  Stinson,  C 

.  2,437 

1957 — Hodgson, 

PC 

8.318 

1926 — Stinson,  C 

3.066  | 

1958 — Hodgson. 

1962 —  Hodgson, 

1963 —  C.  Lamb, 

PC 

10,890 

2,730  | 

PC  . 

5.902 

1935 — B  McNevin,  L 

60  i 

PC 

_  966 

1940 — McNevin,  L 

7,077  | 

1965— W.  C.  Scott,  PC 

. .  2.404 

Former  constituency 

ot  Victoria 

and  Haliburton 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1904 — S.  Hughes,  C  . 

303  | 

1911 — Hughes. 

C 

1,294 

1908 — Hughes,  C  . 

..  1,038  j 

By-Election: — 

1911— (Oct.  27)— Hon.  S 

Hughes 

.  Accl. 

Until  the  coming  into  iorce  ol  the  Representation  Act  ot  1903. 
Victoria  county  was  divided  into  two  electoral  divisions  Victoria 
North  and  Victoria  South  Their  electoral  records  were  as  follows: 
Victoria  North  (extinct) 


Record  General  Elections:  — 


1867 — Morrison,  L  . . 

284  | 

1887 — J.  A.  Barron.  L  . 

301 

1872 — Staples,  C  . 

88  | 

1891 — Barron.  L  _ _ 

202 

1874 — J.  Maclennan.  J.  _ 

4  1 

1898 — Col.  S.  Hughes,  C 

251 

1878 — H.  Conn-on,  C 

178  | 

1900 — Hughes.  C  . 

129 

1882 — Cameron  C  . . 

290  | 

GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


435 


By-Elections:— 

1874 — (Dec.  22) — Hector  Cameron,  C  (after  scrutiny  of  votes)  ...  4 

1892 — (Feb.  11) — Col.  S.  Hughes,  C  . . .  239 


Victoria  South  (extinct). 
Record  General  Electrons: — 


1867 — G.  Kempt,  L  _ _ _  200  | 

1872 — G.  Dormer,  C  _  158  | 

1874 — A.  McQuade,  C  _  69  j 

1878 — McQuade,  C  _  424  | 

1882 — J.  R.  Dundas,  C _  60  | 


By-Elections: — 

1887 — (April  30) — A.  Hudspeth,  C 
1890 — (Dec.  18) — C.  W.  Fairbairn,  C 
1892 — (Dec.  11) — C.  W.  Fairbairn,  C 


1887 — A  Hudspeth,  C  . .  47 

1891 — C.  W.  Fairbairn,  C  ...  25 

1896 — Geo.  McHugh,  L  .  62 

1900 — A.  E.  Vrooman,  C  _  216 


54 

133 

228 


VICTORIA-CARLETON  (N.B.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  by  the  union 
of  the  former  constituencies  ol  Victoria  and  Carleton.) 
Record  General  Elections  : — 


1917— Hon.  F.  B. 

Carvell,  G .  Accl. 

1921— T.  W.  Caldwell,  P.  1,052 

1925 —  J.  K.  Fleming,  C.  ...  1,901 

1926 —  Fleming,  C  _  1,101 

1930— B.  F.  Smith,  C.  _  2,852 

1935 — ).  E.  J.  Patterson,  I.  . 1,095 

1940— H.  H.  Hatfield,  NG  691 
1945— Hatfield.  PC  _  2,233 


|  1949— Hatfield,  PC  ......_ . . 

I  1953 — G.  W.  Montgomery, 

P  c 

|  1957— Montgomery,  (PC)  ... 

j  1958 — Montgomery,  PC  . 

]  1962 — H.  J.  Flemming,  PC 

|  1963 — Flemming,  PC  _ _ 

(  1965 — Hon.  H.  J.  Flemming, 

|  PC  _ _ __ 


By-Elections  : — 

1919— (Nov.  27)— T.  W.  Caldwell,  U-F  . 

1927— (June  16)— A.  R.  Foster,  L . 

1952 — (May  26) — G.  W.  Montgomery,  P.C. 
Former  constituency  of  Victoria  (N.B.). 


1,890 

636 

3,628 

4,209 

4,204 

4,039 

3,127 


3,544 

Accl. 

2,300 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867— John  Costigan,  C  229 

1872 — Costigan,  C .  862 

1874 — Costigan,  C.  . .  489 

1878 — Costigan,  C  .  463 

1882 — Hon.  Costigan,  C .  Accl. 

1887 — Costigan,  C  . 308  j 


By-Election  : — 

1906 — (March  5) — Pius  Michaud,  L 
Former  constituency  of  Carleton 


1891 — Costigan,  C .  695 

1896 — Costigan,  C  .  546 

1900 — Hon.  Costigan,  L  .  Accl. 

1904 — Costigan,  L  .  1,188 

1908 — P.  Michaud,  L  .  1,833 

1911 — Michaud,  L  .  1,048 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — Chas.  Connell,  L .  Accl. 

1872 — Connell,  L .  Accl. 

1874 — S.  A.  Appleby,  L.  ...  Accl. 

1878— Connell,  L .  319 

1882 — D.  Irvine,  L  .  159 

1887— F.  H.  Hale,  C .  1,119 


1891— N.  R.  Colter,  L  .  108 

1896— Hale,  C  .  406 

1900— Hale,  C .  255 

1904— F.  B.  Carvell,  E  .  274 

1908 — Carvell,  L . . .  151 


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By-Elections  : — 

1881— (Feb.  16)— David  Irvine,  L  . . .  159 

1883— (April  6)— N.  R.  Colter,  L  . . . . . . .  258 


VILLENEUVE  (Que.) 

(Created  under  the  Representation  Act  of  1947.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1949— A.  Dumas,  L  . 2,617  I  1962— R.  Caouette,  SC _ 14,191 

1953— Dumas,  L  -  7,836  1963— Caouette,  SC  _ 10.826 

1957—  Dumas,  L  . 1,764  I  1965— Caouette,  R.  des  C.  14,442 

1958 —  Dumas,  L  _  291  ! 


WATERLOO 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— ).  E.  Bowman,  L  _  Accl. 

1872 — Bowman,  L  _  AccL 

1874— Bowman,  L  _  Accl. 

1879 — H.  Kranz,  C  . . .  133 

1882 — Kranz,  C  _ . 57 

1887 — J.  E.  Bowman,  L  _  239 

1891 — Bowman,  L  . . 185 

1896 — J.  E.  Seagram,  C _  309 

1900 — Seagram,  C  _  Accl. 

1904 — Seagram,  C  _ 306 

1908 — W.  L.  Mack.  King  263 
1911— W.  G.  Weichel,  C  315 

1917— W.  D  Euler,  O  . .  1,864 

1921— Euler,  L  _  2,472 


NORTH  (Ont.) 


I  1925— Euler,  L  _ 

I  1926— Euler,  L  _ _ 

1930 — Hon.  Euler,  L  _ 

1935— Euler,  L _ 

1940 — Euler,  L  _ 

1945 — L.  O.  Breithaupt,  L 

1949 — Breithaupt,  L  . . . 

1953 — N.  C.  Schneider,  L  _ 

1957 —  Schneider,  L  . 

1958—  O.W.M.  Weichel,  PC 

1962—  O.W.M.  Weichel,  PC 

1963—  Weichel,  PC _ 

1965 — K.  R.  Hymmen,  L.  _ 


By-Elections  : — 

1909 — (June  21) — Hon.  W.  L.  Mackenzie  King  „ 
1926— (Nov.  2)— Hon.  W.  D.  Euler,  L.  _ 

1940 — (Aug.  19) — L.  O.  Breithaupt,  L  . 

1952 — (May  26) — N.  C.  Schneider,  L.  . . . 


WATERLOO 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1867 — Jas.  Young,  L  _  336 

1872— Young,  L  . .  Accl. 

1874 — Young,  L  . Accl. 

1878— S.  Merner.  C  .  44 

1882 — J.  Livingstone,  L  .  208 

1887 — Livingstone,  L  . .  368 

1891 — Livingstone,  L  .  312 

1896 — Livingstone,  L  . .  89 

1900— G.  A.  Clare,  C  .  218 

1904— G.  A.  Clare,  C  .  365 

1908— Clare,  C  . ._  300 

1911— Clare,  C  _____  853 

1917 — F.  S.  Scott,  G  .  2,883 

1921— Wm.  Elliott,  P  _  800 


SOUTH  (Ont.) 


I 


I 


I 

1 


1925 —  A.  M.  Edwards,  C 

1926 —  Edwards,  C  . . 

1930 — Edwards,  C  _ 

1935 — Edwards,  C  . . . . 

1940— K.  Homuth,  NG  . 

1945 — Homuth.  P.C  . . 

1949 — Homuth,  PC  . 

1953— A.  W.  A.  White,  L 

1957 —  W.  Anderson,  PC  . 

1958 —  Anderson,  PC  . . 

1962 —  G.  Chaplin,  PC  _ 

1963—  Chaplin,  PC  . . 

1965— M.  Saltsman,  NDP  _ 


4.210 

4,020 

3.058 

8,748 

7,478 

8.156 

10,486 

5,388 

2.514 

9,320 

3,500 

641 

6,954 


Accl. 

AccL 

3,390 

1,544 


2,983 

2,203 

4,049 

125 

457 

3,377 

343 

1.749 

4.249 

9,831 

3.516 

3.687 

3,690 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


437 


By-Elections: — 

1915— (Feb.  1)— Frank  S.  Scott,  C  .. 

1938— (Nov.  14)— K.  Homuth,  C  . 

1951— (June  25)  H.  Meeker,  P.C . 

1964— (Nov.  9)— M.  Saltsman,  NDP  . 


Accl. 

4,046 

2,467 

2,339 


WELLAND  (Ont.)  —  (Altered  1903.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1867 — T.  C.  Street,  C  .....  Accl. 

1872— Street,  C  . .  530 

1874 — W.  A.  Thompson,  L  189 

1878 — C.  W.  Bunting,  C  _ _  116 

1882 — Dr.  Ferguson,  C  ......  132 

1887 — Ferguson,  C  .  212 

1891 —  W.  M.  German,  L  ...  447 

1896— W.  McCleary,  C  169 

1900— W.  M.  German,  L  ...  220 

1904 — German,  L  .  922 

1908 — German,  L  . 643 

1911— German,  L  . Accl. 

1917— E.  E.  Fraser,  G  . .  1,062 

1921 — W.  M.  German,  L  ..  4,830 

By-Elections— 

1892 —  (April  29) — J.  A.  Lowell,  L  . . . . 

1942— (Feb.  9)— Hon.  H.  Mitchell,  L  . . . . - 

1950— (Oct.  16)— W.  H.  McMillan,  L . . . 

WELLINGTON  HURON  (Ont.) 
(Established  under  Act  of  1903.) 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953— W.  M.  Howe,  PC  .....  78  |  1962— Howe,  PC  . . .  2,111 

1957—  Howe,  PC  . . . .  3,680  I  1963— Howe,  PC  . —  2,582 

1958—  Howe,  PC  .  5,611  I  1965— Howe,  PC  -  2,407 


Previous  to  the  coming  into  operation  of  the  Representation  Act 
of  1903.  Wellington  County  consisted  of  three  ridings,  Wellington 
Centre,  North  and  South;  the  electoral  records  of  which  follows  : — 
Wellington  Centre  (extinct  division). 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1867 — T.  S.  Parker,  L.  . 

Accl. 

1887 — A.  Semple,  L  . 

50 

1R7?  T  Roc:*?.  T. 

46 

1891 — Semple,  L  . 

156 

1878— G.  T.  Orton,  C.  . 

49 

1896 — Semple,  L  . 

622 

1878 — Orton,  C. 

6 

1900 — John  McGowan,  C  . 

285 

1882 — Orton!  C  . 

152 

By-Elections  : — 

1869 — (Jan.  18) — J.  Ross, 
1874—  Dec.  13) — Orton, 

T. 

AccL 

C  . 

100 

Wellington  North  (former  constituency). 


|  1925— G.  H.  Pettit,  C  . . -  4,386 

|  1926— Pettit,  C  .  1,441 

|  1930— Pettit,  C  . 2,416 

I  1935 — A.  B.  Damude,  L  .  5,474 

1940 — Damude,  L  .  4,641 

|  1945— Hon.  H.  Mitchell,  L  4,885 

I  1949— Mitchell,  L  -  10,475 

|  1953— W.  H.  McMillan,  L  8,038 

1957 — McMillan,  L  . 2,621 

I  1958 — McMillan,  L  . 1,312 

I  1962 — McMillan,  L  . 5,405 

1  1963 — McMillan,  L  -  9,588 

I  1965 — D.  R.  Tolmie,  L  -  8,653 


43B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1867— Drew,  C  .  221 

1872 — N.  Higginbotham,  L  60 
1874 — Higginbotham,  L  6 

1878— Drew,  C  .  108 

1882— Jas.  McMullen,  L  .....  20 

1887— McMullen,  L  . .  368 

1891— McMullen,  I,  .  186 

1896— McMullen,  L  .  162 

1900— E.  Tolton,  C  .  31 

1904 — Thos.  Martin,  L  308 

1908— A.  M.  Martin,  L  .  384 


|  1911 — W.  A.  Clarke,  C  ._  25 

|  1917— Clarke,  G  . .  1,404 

1921 — J.  Pritchard,  P  _  1,254 

|  i925 — D.  Sinclair,  C  _  782 

1926 — Sinclair,  C  _  375 

1  1930—].  K.  Blair,  L  _  90 

|  1935 — Blair,  L  _  2,578 

1940 — Blair,  L  . . .  1,482 

1945 — L.  Menary,  PC  -  15 

1949 — A.  Darroch,  L  -  32 


By-Election  : 

1907— (Oct.  29)  —  Alex  M.  Martin,  L  . .  266 

Wellington  South  (tormer  constituency). 


Record  General  Elections  ;  — 

311 

1887 — Innes,  L  . 

126 

376 

1874 — Stirton,  L  . 

.  1,199 

1896— C.  Klopfer,  C  . 

138 

1878 — D.  Guthrie,  L 

303 

1900 — H.  Guthrie,  L 

106 

1882 — J.  Innes,  L 

118 

By-Election  . — 

1876 — (July  5) — Donald 

Guthrie,  L 

138 

(See  also  Huron,  Ont.) 

WELLINGTON 

SOUTH  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Act  ot  1903.) 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1904— H.  Guthrie,  I.  _ 

379 

1940 — Gladstone,  L 

3,042 

1908 — Guthrie,  L  . 

701 

1945 — Gladstone,  L 

819 

1911 — Guthrie,  L  . 

624 

1949— H.  A.  Hosking,  L 

2,566 

1917 — Hon.  Guthrie,  G 

.  5,219 

1953 — Hosking,  L 

553 

1921 — Guthrie,  C  . 

130 

1957— A.  D.  Hales,  PC 

5.542 

1925 — Guthrie,  C  . 

1,008 

1958 — Hales,  PC 

6  966 

1926 — Guthrie,  C  . 

.  1,044 

1962— Hales,  PC  . 

2,837 

1930 — Guthrie,  C  . 

994 

1963 — Hales.  PC 

637 

1935 — R.  W.  Gladstone, 

L  2,986 

1965— Hales,  PC  . 

2,074 

By-Election 

1930— (Aug.  25)— Hon. 

H.  Guthrie, 

C  . 

Accl. 

(See  Wellington  Huron). 

WENTHWORTH  (Ont. 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1904 — E.  D.  Smith,  C  .  10 

1908 — W.  O.  Sealey,  L  346 

1911  — G.  C.  Wilson,  C  .  893 

1917— Wilson,  G  .  5,683 

1921— Wilson,  C  .  129 

1925—  Wilson,  C  . 7,757 

1926—  Wilson,  C  .  5,640  I 

1930— Wilson,  C  3.808  I 

1935 — F.  E.  Lennard,  C  218  | 


1940 — E.  H.  Corman,  L.  765 

1945 — F.  E.  Lennard.  PC  1,806 

1949 — Lennard,  PC  .  3,131 

1953— Lennard.  PC  .  2,776 

1957 —  Lennard,  PC  10.115 

1958 —  Lennard,  PC  . 16,276 

1962— J.  R.  Sams,  PC  .  616 

1963 —  J.  Morison,  L  . .  949 

1965 — Morison,  L  _  1.759 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


439 


By-Election  :— 

1905— (Nov.  22)— E.  D.  Smith,  C  . . . . . .  17 

Previous  to  the  coming  into  force  of  the  Representation  Act  of 
1903,  Wentworth  County  (Hamilton  excluded)  was  divided  into  two 
constituencies  :  Wentworth  North  and  Brant,  and  Wentworth  South. 
The  first  named  constituency  had  been  formed  under  the  Redistribu¬ 
tion  Act  of  1892  by  the  union  of  the  former  constituencies  of  Went¬ 


worth  North  and  Brant  North. 
Brant  North  (extinct). 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— J.  Y.  Brown,  C _  2 

1872 — G.  Fleming,  L  _  311 

1874 — Fleming,  L  _  Accl. 

1878— Fleming  L  _ 197 

Wenth  North  (extinct). 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1867  — McMonies,  L .  61 

1872— T.  Bain,  L _  105 

1874 — Bain,  L  _ _ _ Accl. 

1878— Bain,  L  . 106 

Wentworth  North  and  Brant 
1896 — Jas.  Somerville,  L  1,121 
Wenthworth  South  (extinct). 
Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— J.  Rymal,  L  _  27 

1872— Rymal,  L  _ _  308 

1874 — Rymal,  L  _ 309 

1878— Rymal,  L  . 74 

1882 — L.  Springer,  L  48 


I  1882 — J.  Somerville,  L  .  951 

I  1887 — Somerville,  L  .  1,174 

|  1891 — Somerville,  L  .  1,116 

I 


|  1882— Bain,  L  . 3 

|  1887— Bain.  L  .  128 

|  1891— Bain,  L  .  200 


(extinct). 

I  1900 — Hon.  W.  Patterson,  L  1,098 


1887 — F  M.  Carpenter,  C  176 

1891— Carpenter,  C  .  I 

1896 — Thos.  Bain,  L  .  187 

|  1900— E.  D.  Smith,  C  .  106 

I 


WESTMORLAND  (N.B.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 
1872— Smith,  L  . — .  Accl.  1 


1874— Hon  A.  Smith.  L  Accl. 

1878— Smith.  L  . —  644 

1882 — Josiah  Wood,  C  . _  432 

1887— Wood,  C  . 542 

1891— Wood,  C  .  2,148 

1896— H.  A.  Powell,  C  15 

1900 — H.  R.  Emmerson,  L  486 

1904 — Emmerson,  L  . .  946  I 

1908 — Hon.  Emmerson,  L  1,385  I 

1911 — Emmerson,  L  . 64  I 

1917 — A.  B.  Copp,  O  . . .  1,683  | 

1921 — Copp,  L  .  7,762  I 

1925 — O.  B.  Price,  C  .  4,026  I 


1926— Price,  C  .  2,710 

1930 — Price,  C  . . . 

1935 — H.  R.  Emmerson,  L  9,965 

1940 — Emmerson,  L  . 6,172 

1945 — Emmerson,  L  . 5,639 

1949  E.  W.  George,  L  .  8,953 

1953 — H.  J.  Murphy,  L  ......  5,372 

1957 —  Murphy,  L  3,395 

1958 —  W.  L.  M.  Creaghan, 

PC  1  552 

1962—  S.  H.  Rideout,  L  LI  '516 

1963—  Rideout,  L  . 3,633 

1965 — Rideout,  L  . —  5,679 


By-Elections  : — 

1895 — (Aug.  24. — H.  A.  Powell.  C 

1904 — (Feb.  9) — Hon.  H  R  Emmeison,  L 

1915 — (Feb.  1) — Arthur  Bliss  Copp.  L  . 

1 922-  -  (Jan.  191-  Hon.  A  B  Copp.  L 

1964-  (Nov.  9) — Margaret  Rideout.  L  . . 


764 

Accl. 

Accl. 

Accl 

6,311 


440 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


WETASKIWIN  (Alta.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprises 
territory  formerly  belonging  to  Strathcona.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1925 —  S.  G.  Tobin,  L . .  229 

1926—  W.  Irvine,  UFA  .  747 

1930 — Irvine,  UFA  . . 424 

1935 — N.  Jacques,  SC  _ _  4,392 

1940 — Jacques,  SC  . . .  1,853 

1945— Jacques,  SC  . . . 3,286 

1949  — R.  Thomas,  SC  _  683 

Former  Division  of  Strathcona 
Record  General  Elections: — 
1904— P.  Talbot,  L  . .  1,985  | 

1908 —  W.  McIntyre,  I. _  1,052  I 

1911 — J.  M.  Douglas,  L  ._  2,524  I 

By-Elections  : — 

1906 — (April  5) — Wilbert  McIntyre, 

1909—  (Oct.  20)— J.  M.  Douglas,  ] 


1953 — Thomas,  SC _ 3,189 

1957—  Thomas,  SC  _  4,241 

1958 —  J.  S.  Speakman,  PC  6,243 

1962—  H.  A.  Moore,  PC  _  2,778 

1963—  Moore,  PC - 5,118 

1965— Moore,  PC - 4,689 

(extinct). 

1917 — J.  M.  Douglas,  G _ 2,599 

1921— D.  W.  Warner,  P  _  4,394 


L  _ _ _ £518 


WINNIPEG  NORTH  (Man.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  and  altered  in  1924.) 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1917— M.  R.  Blake,  G  .....  6,284 
1921 — -E.  J.  McMurray,  L  715 

1925 —  A.  A.  Heaps,  Lab.  ...  899 

1926 —  Heaps,  Lab .  2,616 

1930 — Heaps,  Lab .  1,897 

1935 — Heaps,  CCF  . 3,681 

1940— C.  E.  Booth,  L  _  1,766 

1945 — A.  McL.  Stewart, 

CCF -  3,895 


By-Election  : — 


I  1949— Stewart,  CCF _  470 

I  1953— Stewart,  CCF  .  5,911 

1957— Stewart.  CCF  .  10,548 

|  1958— M.  Smith,  PC  .  215 

I  1962— D.  Orlikow,  NDP  .  3,966 

|  1963 — Orlikow,  NDP  . .  2,431 

I  1965— Orlikow,  NDP  _  9,555 


1923 — (Oct.  24) — Hon.  £.  J.  McMurray,  L 


2,793 


WINNIPEG  NORTH  CENTRE  (Man.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprising 
part  of  the  City  of  Winnipeg.) 

Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925 —  J.  S.  Woodsworth, 

Lab . .  1,216 

1926 —  Woodsworth,  Lab.  3,001 

1930 — Woodsworth,  Lab.  6,229 

1935 — Woodsworth,  CCF  ...  4,027 
1940 — Woodsworth,  CCF  125 

1945 — S.H.  Knowles,  CCF  10,243 

By-Election: — 

1942— (Nov.  30)— S.H.  Knowles, 


1949 — Knowles,  CCF  .  6.379 

I  1953 — Knowles,  CCF  . .  5,178 

1957 — Knowles,  CCF  .  9,408 

I  1958 — J.  MacLean,  PC  1,375 

I  1962 — S.  H.  Knowles,  NDP  3,566 

I  1963 — Knowles,  NDP  . . .  5,805 

I  1965 — Knowles,  NDP  _  7,969 

CCF  . e,921 


Former  Division  of  Winnipeg  Centre: — (Established  under  the 
Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  Winnipeg  up  to  that  time  having  one 
seat  in  the  H.  of  C.) 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


441 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1917 — G.  W.  Andrews,  G...  20,930  |  1921 — J.  S.  Woodsworth, 

|  Lab  _ _  3,740 

Former  constituency  of  Winnipeg. 


Record  General  Elections: — 


1882— Scott,  C  . 

106  | 

1900 — Puttee,  Lab  . 

1,183 

1887— W  B.  Scarth,  C  . 

12  | 

1904— D.  W.  Bole,  L  . 

27 

1891— H.  J.  Macdonald,  C 

509  | 

1908 — A.  Haggart,  C  _ 

2,018 

1896 — Hon.  Macdonald,  C 

126  | 

1911 — Haggart,  C  . 

4,705 

By-Elections: — 

1893 — (Nov.  22) — Jos.  Martin,  L  _ _ _ _  425 

1897 — (April  27) — R.  W.  Jamieson,  L  _ _ _  1,117 

1900 — (Jan.  25) — A.  W.  Puttee,  Lab  - - -  8 

1911 — (Oct.  27) — Hon.  Robert  Rogers,  C  _  Accl. 


WINNIPEG  SOUTH  (Man.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914,  altered  1924.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 
1917— G.  W.  Allan,  G.  ...  16,515  j 


1921— A.  B.  Hudson,  L .  2,866  | 

1925 —  Hon.  R.  Rogers,  C.  1,617 

1926 —  J.  S.  McDiarmid,  L  1,171  | 

1930 — Hon.  R.  Rogers,  C  343  i 

1935— L.  A.  Mutch,  L  . . .  3,713  I 

1940— Mutch,  L  _ _ _  7,016  I 

1945— Mutch,  X.  -  2,291  I 


1949— Mutch,  L  . . . .  6,293 

1953—0.  C.  Trainor,  PC  ...  320 

1957—  G.  Chown,  PC  .  11,142 

1958—  Chown,  PC  _ _ _  19,784 

1962—  Chown,  PC  . .  392 

1963 —  M.  Konants,  L  . . .  2,151 


1965— L.  R.  Sherman,  PC  _...  3,180 


WINNIPEG  SOUTH  CENTRE  (Man.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924, 
part  of  City  ol  Winnipeg.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 

1925 —  W.  W.  Kennedy,  C  4,962  | 

1926 —  J.  T.  Thorson,  L  .  578  | 

1930 — W.  W.  Kennedy,  C  3,718  | 

1935 — R.  Maybank,  L  -  1,882  I 

1940 — Maybank,  L  .  8,788  j 

1945 — Maybank,  L  .  3,986  j 

1949 — Maybank,  L  -  8,154  | 

By-Election  :  — 

1951 — (June  25)—  G.  Churchill,  P.C. 


1953— G.  Churchill,  PC  2,737 

1957—  Churchill,  PC  .  9,430 

1958 —  Hon.  G.  Churchill, 

pc  lq  7qs 

1 962 —  Churchiiir  PC  I.I.T  2,24 1 

1963—  Churchill,  PC  .  1,243 

1965— Churchill,  PC  . 2,084 


736 


(For  complete  past  results  of  general  elections  in  Winnipeg  City, 
see  various  Winnipeg  Electoral  Divisions.) 


YORK  CENTRE  (Ont.) 


(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953 — A.  H.  Hollingsworth  I 

L  2.723  | 

1957 — F.  C.  Stinson,  PC  .  6,370  I 


1958 — Stinson,  PC  _  11,699  I 


1962—  J.  E.  Walker,  L  . .  3,063 

1963—  Walker,  L  _  12,980 

1965 — Walker,  L  -  9,196 


44  2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


YORK  EAST  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933.) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 
1935 — R.  H.  McGregor,  C.  2,712 


1940 — McGregor,  NG  4,312 

1945 — McGregor.  PC  . 5,674 

1949— McGregor,  PC  966 

1953— McGregor,  PC  .  2,361 

Record  General  Elections  :  - 
1917— T.  Foster.  G  .  3,978 


i  1957 — McGregor,  PC  .  8,158 

I  1958— McGregor,  PC  _  14,583 

|  1962— S.  Otto,  L  . . .  136 

I  1963— Otto,  L  _  6,261 

I  1965— Otto,  L  _  3,504 

I  1921—.  H.  Harris,  C  . 6.538 


YORK  HUMBER  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953— Margaret  Aitken,  PC  67  I  1962— R.  B,  Cowan,  L  _  662 

1957— Aitken,  PC  . — . 7,598  I  1963— Cowan,  L.  _  _  7,970 

1958— Aitken,  PC  -  14,166  |  1965— Cowan,  L  . . 4,380 

(f)— A  re-arrangement  of  the  York  (Ont.)  ridings  was  effected 
under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924.  When  the  Act  was  passed  there 
were  four  ridings  in  York:  East,  North,  South  and  West.  The  Redis- 
tribution  resulted  in  three  divisions  designated.  York  North  York 
South  and  York  West. 


(2)  — Under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1933  the  Electoral  Division 
of  York  East  was  re-established. 

(3)  Under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1953,  three  York,  (Ont  ) 
ridings  were  created  :  York  Centre,  York  Humber  and  York  Scar¬ 
borough. 


YORK  NORTH  (Ont.) — (Altered  1924.) 
Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1904-  Sir  W.  Mulock,  I.  .  962 

1908 — Hon.  B. 

Aylesworth,  L  .  306 

1911— J.  A.  M. 

Armstrong,  C  .  59 

1917  -Armstrong,  G  1,068 

1921— Hon.  W.  L.  M.  King  1,055 

1925 —  T.  H.  Lennox,  C .  494 

1926 —  Lennox,  C  . 300 

1930 — Lennox.  C  .  298 


|  1935— W.  P.  Mulock,  L 

1940 — Mulock,  L 
I  1945 — J.  E.  Smith.  L 

1949 — Smith,  L _ _ 

I  1953— Smith,  L  . 

I  1957 — C.  A.  Cathers,  PC  ... 

1958 — Cathers,  PC  . 

1962 — J.  Addison,  L 

I  1963 — Addison,  L  . . 

I  1965 — Addison,  L  . 


By-Elections  : — 

1905  (Nov.  22) — Hon.  A.  B.  Aylesworth,  L 
1922  (Jan.  19) — Hon.  W.  L.  Mackenzie  King,  L 
1934— (Sept.  24) — W.  P.  Mulock,  L 
See  York  West. 


4.342 

1.824 

1,223 

4,504 

1.633 

7,017 

11,976 

926 

7,180 

1,749 


449 

Accl. 

3,687 


YORK-SCARBOROUGH,  (Ont.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1952) 


Record  General  Elections  :  — 


1953 — F.  Enfield,  L  .  668 

1957 —  F.  C.  McGee,  PC  19,946 

1958 —  McGee,  PC  .  35,377 


1962—  McGee,  PC 

1963 —  M.  J.  Moreau,  L 
1965 — R.  Stanbury,  L 


5,294 

21,514 

3,857 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


443 


YORK  SOUTH  (Ont.) 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1904— W.  F.  Maclean.  C  628  | 

1908 — -Maclean,  1  . Accl. 

1911— Maclean,  Ind-C  _  5,293 

1917— Maclean.  G  . „...._  14.023 

1921— Maclean.  C  _  2.353 

1925 —  Maclean,  C  . 6,368 

1926—  R.  H.  McGregor,  C.  1,675 

1930 — McGregor,  C  _ _  6,458 

1935 — Hon.  J.E.  Lawson,  C  3,349 
1940 — A.  Cockeram,  NG  -  2,482  I 


By-election  :  — 

1942 — (Feb.  9) — J.  W.  Nose  worthy, 


—  (Altered  1924.) 


1945 — Cockeram  PC  . 3,125 

1949 — I.  W.  Noseworthy, 

CCF  .  1,020 

1953 — Noseworthy,  CCT  .  1,396 

1957—  W.  G.  Beech,  PC  ...  4.392 

1958—  Beech,  PC  . 9,839 

1962—  D.  Lewis,  NDP  3,676 

1963—  M.  Gelber,  L  .  3.646 

1965— D.  Lewis,  NDP  .  3,595 


CCF  . . . . .  4.456 


YORK-SUNBURY  (N.B.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  ol  1914,  by  the  union 
ol  the  constituencies  of  York  and  Sunbury  and  Queen's.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1 91 7 — H.  F.  McLeod,  G.  ... 

3,937 

1949 — Hon.  M.  Gregq,  L 

1.031 

1921 — R.  B.  Hanson,  C 

866 

1953 — Hon.  M.  Gregg,  L. 

2,433 

1925 — Hanson,  C . 

5,429 

1957—J.  C.  MacRae.  PC 

338 

1926 — Hanson,  C  . 

3.992 

1958 — MacRae,  PC  . 

2.825 

1930 — Hanson,  C . 

5,616 

1962 — MacRae,  PC  . 

1,794 

1935— W.  G.  Clark 

254 

1963— MacRae,  PC  . 

1,149 

1940 — Hon.  R.  B.  Hanson, 

1965— MacRae.  PC  . 

905 

NG  . 

444 

1945— Hon  H.  F.  G. 

Bridqes,  L  _ 

875 

By-Election  : — 

1947— (Oct.  25)— Hon.  M.  Gregg, 

,  . 

4.118 

Former  constituency  of 

York  (N.B.). 

Record  General  Elections  : — 

1867 — Hon.  C.  Fisher,  L 

Accl. 

1891 — Temple.  C 

227 

1872 — I.  Pickard,  L  . 

Accl. 

1896— Hon.  G.  E.  Foster.  C 

1  ,S1" 

1874 — Pickard.  L  . 

Accl. 

1900 — A.  Gibson,  L 

76 

1878 — Pickard,  L  . 

656 

1904—0.  S.  Crocket.  C  .. 

162 

1882 — Pickard,  L  . 

917 

1908 — Crocket,  C  . 

860 

1887 — Temple,  C  . 

404 

1911 — Crocket.  C 

1.669 

By-Elections  : — 

1868 — (Oct.  8) — J.  Pickard. 

L  _ 

. . - . - . 

Accl. 

r 

17 

1901 — (Dec.  28) — Alex.  Gibson,  L 

824 

1913 — (Dec.  31) — Harvey  F 

McLeod.  C  . . . . . . 

Accl. 

Former  constituency  of  Sunbury  and  Queen's. 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1896— G.  G.  King,  L  .  179  |  1908— H.  T.  McLean,  L  ....  52 

1900— R.  D  Wilmot,  C  ....  275  |  1911— McLean.  L  . . .  10 

1904— Wilmot.  C  -  ItfB  f 


444 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


By-Election  : — 

1896— (Aug.  25) — Hon.  A.  G.  Blair,  L  _ _  624 

Queen's  County,  (N.B.)  (extinct). 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— J.  Farris,  L _  Accl.  |  1882— King.  L  _ 198 

1872— Farris,  L -  AccL  |  1887— G.  F.  Baird.  C _ Accl. 

1874— Farris,  L -  489  I  1891— G.  G.  King,  L _ 20 

1878— G.  G.  King  L _  513  | 


By-electicns  : — 

1888— (Jan.  18)— G.  F.  Baird,  C  _ _ _  111 

Record  of  Sunbury  County  (N.B.)  (extinct). 

Record  General  Elections: — 

1867— Chas.  Burpee  L  _  239  I  1878 — Burpee,  L _ 41 

1872— Burpee,  I,  -  Accl.  |  1882— Burpee.  I, _  /I 

1874— Burpee,  L  -  51  I  1887— F.  D.  Wilmot.  G _  S3 


YORK  WEST  (Ont.) 


(Re-established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1914, 
and  altered  in  1924.) 


Record  General  Election  : — 


1917— T.  G.  Wallace,  G.  .... 
1921— Hon.  Sir  H. 

Drayton,  C  . 

1925 —  Sir  Drayton,  C  . 

1926 —  Sir  Drayton,  C  . 

1930 — J.  E.  Lawson,  C  _ 

1935 — J.  E.  L.  Streight,  L  ... 
1940 — R.  Adamson,  NG  ...... 

1945 — Adamson,  PC  _ 


9,074 

861 

16,101 

11,798 

9,475 

60 

671 

43,806 


1949 — Adamson,  PC  .  495 

1953 — Adamson,  P.C.  1.966 

1957 —  T.  B.  Hamilton,  PC  .  13.370 

1958 —  Hamilton,  PC  . 18.619 

1962—  R.  Kelly,  L  . .  3.855 

1963—  Kelly,  L  . 17,001 

1965— Hon.  R.H.  Winters, 

L  -  16,730 


By-Elections: — 

1928— (Oct.  29)— J.  E.  Lawson,  C 

1954— (Nov.  8)  J.  B.  Hamilton,  P.C.  _ _ _____ 

Former  constituency  of  York  Centre,  created  1903. 

Thos.  G.  Wallace,  C  . . 

H.  H.  Dewart,  L  . 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1904 — Arch.  Campbell,  L  124 
1908 — Thos.  C.  Wallace.  C  45 


1911— Wallace,  C 


By-election: — 


Accl. 

3,054 


__  2.838 
...  2.328 


510 


1907— (Dec.  23)— Dr.  P.  D.  McLean,  L  . .  26 

*,he  comin<J  intoefiect  of  the  Representation  Act  of  1903. 
rk.  County  was  quite  differently  divided  from  the  present  arrange- 
P?.®  ,  *,™°.r  *°  ,hat  lime  the  divisions  were  York  East,  North  and 

West.  Their  electoral  records  were  as  follows  :— 


York  East  (former  division). 


GEN  ERAL 

Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— las.  Metcalf,  L  ... . .  237 

1872 — Metcalf,  L  . Accl. 

1874 — A.  H.  Dymond,  L  ......  329 

1878 — A.  H.  Boultbee,  C  ...  66 

1882 — Hon.  A.  Mackenzie, 

L  _ _ 108 


ELECTIONS  44S 


1887 — Mackenzie,  L  . .  160 

1891 — Mackenzie,  L  . .  26 

1896 — W.  F.  Maclean,  C  ..  3 

1900 — Hon.  Wm  Mulock,  L  297 


By-election: — 

1892 — (May  11) — W.  F.  Maclean,  C 
York  North  (former  division). 
Record  General  Elections: — 


1867— J.  P.  Wells,  L  _  Accl.  I 

1872 — A.G.P.  Dodge,  Ind.  279  I 

1874 — A.  H.  Dymond,  L  _.  329  | 

1878— F.  W.  Strange,  C  ......  10  I 

1882— W.  Mulock,  L _  109  i 


251 


1887— Mulock,  L  . . .  295 

1891— Mulock,  L  . . . .  363 

1896 — Mulock,  L  . . .  676 

1900 — Hon.  Wm.  Mulock,  L  297 


By-Elections: — 

1875 — (June  29) — Alf.  H.  Dymond,  L  . -  368 

1896 — (July  30) — Hon.  Wm.  Mulock,  L  . . . .  Accl. 


York  West  (former  division). 


Record  General  Elections: — 

1867 — Hon.  W.  Howland, 


C  _ 413 

1872— D.  Blain,  L  . . .  213 

1874— Blain,  L  _  527 

1878— N.  C.  Wallace,  C  ......  202  I 


1882— Wallace,  C  . .  237 

1887—' Wallace,  C  . _  528 

1891— Wallace,  C  _  806 

1896— Wallace,  C  _  4,068 

1900 — Wallace,  C  _  820 


405 

Accl. 

Ill 


By-Elections: — 

1868— (Aug.  10  and  11)— A.  Wright,  L  . 

1892— (Dec.  21) — Hon.  N.  Clarke  Wallace,  C 
1902— (Jan.  15)— Arch.  Campbell,  L  . - . 


YORKTON  (Sask.) 

(Established  under  the  Redistribution  Act  of  1924,  comprises 
territory  formerly  belonging  to  Mackenzie  and  Saltcoats.) 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1925—  G.  W.  McPhee,  L  ...  1,123 

1926—  McPhee,  L  .  1,300 

1930— McPhee,  L  .  1,481 

1935 — McPhee,  I  .  3,362 

1940 — G.  H.  Castleden, 

CCF  . . 885 

1945— Castleden,  CCF  . —  3,567 


1949 — A.  C.  Stewart,  L  . 

|  1953— G.  H.  Castleden,  CCF 

1957 — Castleden,  CCF  . 

I  1958— G.  D.  Clancy,  PC  ... 

I  1962 — Clancy,  PC  . . 

|  1963— Clancy,  PC  . . . . 

|  1965— Clancy,  PC  . . - 


See  also  E.  D.  Mackenzie  and  Melville. 


287 

3,628 

1,298 

2,238 

4,434 

7,360 

3,235 


446 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


YUKON  TERRITORY 


Record  General  Elections  : — 


1902 — J.  H.  Ross,  L  .  829  j 

1904 — A.  Thompson,  C  618  j 

1908 — F.  T.  Congdon,  L  331 

1911 — A,  Thompson,  C.  456 

1917 — Thompson,  G  151 

1921 — Geo  Black,  C.  ...  49 

1925—  Black,  C  _  234 

1926 —  Black,  C  _  175 

1930 — Black,  C  . 288 


1935 — Mrs.  M.  L.  Black,  Ind-C  41 
By  Election  :  — 

1957 — (Dec.  16) — E.  Nielsen  (PC) 


1940— G.  Black,  NG  _  122 

1945— Black,  PC  _ .  162 

1949 — J.  A.  Simmons,  L  .  1,001 

1953 — Simmons,  L  . . . .  1,178 

1957 —  Simmons,  L  _  64 

1958 —  E.  Nielsen,  PC  607 

1962 —  Nielsen,  PC  _ 586 

1963 —  Nielsen,  PC  .  514 

1965 — Nielsen,  PC  .  589 


148 


GENERAL  ELECTION  RESULTS 
October  30,  1972 

Since  Confederation,  redistribution  or,  as  it  is  more  properly 
called,  the  readjustment  of  the  representation  of  the  Provinces  in 
the  House  of  Commons,  had  always  been  carried  out  by  a  com¬ 
mittee  of  the  House  of  Commons, 

In  December,  1963  the  Representation  Commissioner  Act  was 
passed  setting  up  the  office  and  duties  of  the  Representation  Com¬ 
missioner.  After  some  delay,  the  Electoral  Boundaries  Readjustment 
Act  was  assented  to  in  November,  1964.  This  piece  of  legislation 
set  up  the  machinery  for  a  new  method  of  carrying  out  a  redistri¬ 
bution. 


That  Act  states  that  after  each  decennial  census,  ten  commis¬ 
sions  are  to  be  established  (one  for  each  province"!  1°  consider  and 
report  upon  the  readjustment  of  the  representation  of  the  provinces 
in  the  House  of  Commons.  Each  commission  was  governed  by  a 
population  quota  and  could  not  deviate  from  this  by  more  than 
25%. 


The  redistribution  was  completed  in  June,  1966  when  a  procla¬ 
mation  declared  the  representation  order  to  be  in  force,  effective 
upon  the  dissolution  of  the  then  existing  Parliament.  The  commissions 
were  obliged  to  use  the  1961  decennial  census  figures  in  their  work. 

Prior  to  this  redistribution  there  were  265  seats.  The  number 
of  seats  is  now  264  and  this  is  as  a  result  of  the  application  of  the 
rules  in  Section  51  of  the  British  North  America  Act. 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


447 


The  following  shows 
province  before  and  after 

the  comparative  number  of 
the  redistribution  : 

seats  per 

Newfoundland  ... 

Members  Prior 
to  Redistribution 

7 

Present 

Members 

Nova  Scotia  . 

12 

7 

11 

74 

Quebec  . 

Ontario  . 

85 

Manitoba  . 

14 

88 

13 

13 

Saskatchewan 

.  17 

Alberta 

.  17 

British  Columbia 

.  22 

New  Brunswick 

.  10 

Prince  Edward  Island 

4 

10 

Yukon  . 

l 

1 

1 

264 

Northwest  Territories 

.  1 

265 

At  the  general  election  in  June,  1968  there  were  only  four 
electoral  districts  which  remained  exactly  the  same  as  at  the 
previous  general  election.  This  was  mainly  due  to  the  population 
growth  and  movement  since  the  last  redistribution. 

With  the  1971  census  figures,  the  whole  process  of  readjustment 
of  the  representation  was  repeated. 

Dissolution  of  the  28th  Parliament:  September  1,  1972. 

Nomination  Day:  October  10,  1972  for  all  electoral  districts  except 
those  specified  m  Schedule  III  to  the  Canada  Elections  Act:  Cochrane 
Kenora-Rainy  River,  Thunder  Bay,  Abitibi,  Manicouagan,  Bonavista- 
Tnnity-Conception,  Burin-Burgeo,  Gander-Twillingate,  Grand  Falls- 
White  Bay-Labrador,  Humber-St.  George's-St.  Barbe,  Churchill,  Coast 
Chilcotm,  Prince  George-Peace  River,  Skeena,  Mackenzie,  Meadow 
Lake,  Athabasca,  Peace  River,  Rocky  Mountain,  Yukon  and  Northwest 
Territories  where  Nomination  Day  was  October  2,  1972. 

Polling  Day:  October  30,  1972. 


ABBREVIATIONS  INDICATING  POLITICAL  AFFILIATIONS  OF 
CANDIDATES  — ■  Liberal-(L);  Progressive  Conservative-(PC)-  New 
Democratic  Party-(NDP);  Social  Credit-(SC);  Independent-(IND). 


ABITIBI  (Que.) 

1972  — 

1968  — 

Sauve,  Jeanne  (L) 

21,740 

Laprise,  C.  (RC)  . 

.  4,278 

De  Bellefeuille,  Pierre 

1972  — 

(NDP)  . 

6,706 

Laprise,  Gerard  (SC)  . 

.  12,510 

Duval,  Normand  (PC) 

6,429 

Bergeron,  Marcel  (L)  . 

.  8,225 

Lanthier,  Aldei  (SC) 

4,467 

Gelinas,  Paul-Emile  (PC) 

...  1,745 

L'Hostie,  Monique  . 

734 

AHUNTSIC  (Montreal, 

Que.) 

ALGOMA  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

1968  — 

Rochon,  Jean  L.  (L)  . 

...  18,244 

Foster,  Maurice  (L)  . . 

4,277 

44  B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


1972  — 

Foster,  Maurice  (L)  .  10,161 

Burley,  Dale  (PC)  . 6,721 

Sweeney,  Kelly  (NDP)  .  4,609 

Cote,  Nil  F.  (SC)  .  508 

Strain,  George  W.  (IND)  ...  162 

ANNAPOLIS  VALLEY  (N.S.) 
1968  — 

Nowlan,  John  P.  (PC)  . -  5,093 

1972  — 

Nowlan,  Pat  (PC)  .  20,970 

Calkin,  Tom  (L)  .  12,800 

Pickett,  Virginia  (NDP)  _  1,786 

Hatt,  W.  Lincoln  (SC)  .  299 

ARGENTEUIL-DEUX  MONTAGNES 
(Que.)  (Formerly  Argenteuil) 

1968  — 

Major,  Robert  B.  (L)  .  2,162 

1972 

Fox,  Francis  (L)  .  18,750 

Fontaine,  Jean-Marc  (SC)  ...  8,199 

Chevalier,  Michel  (PC)  .  7,987 

Dufault,  Ronald  L.  (N1DP)  1,930 

Trudeau,  Michel  E _ _  1,040 

ASSINIBOIA  (Sask.) 

1968  — 

Douglas,  A.B.  (L)  .  96 

By-election: 

1971  (Nov.  8)  — 

Knight,  Bill  (NDP)  . _ .  1,784 

1972  — 

Knight,  Bill  (NDP)  .  9,936 

Anderson,  Boyd  (PC)  .  8,843 

Flaten,  Norm  (L)  .  7,799 

Thauberger,  Joseph  A. 

(SC)  . 839 

ATHABASCA  (Alta.) 

1968  - 

Yewchuk,  Paul  (PC)  . 1,226 

1972  — 

Yewchuk,  Paul  (PC)  .  13,069 

Ducharme,  Jim  (L)  .  4,911 

Opryshko,  Peter  Eugene 

(NDP)  .  2,677 

Bourcier,  Albert  V.  (SO)  .  978 

BATTLE  RIVER  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Downey,  Cliff  (PC)  .  11,598 


1972  - 

Kuntz,  Harry  (PC)  . . 16,268 

Eriksson,  Vincent  (NDP)  3,427 

Knaut,  Rod  (L)  . . 3,277 

Munro,  Douglas  H.  (SC)  ...  2,613 

BATTLEFORD-KINDERSLEY  (Sask.) 
1968  — 

Thomson,  Rod  (NDP)  -  642 

1972  — 

Homer,  Norval  (PC)  . .  10,374 

Thompson,  Rod  (NDP)  .  10,122 

Keller,  Edward  C.  (L)  —  8,286 

Leeson,  Madge  (SC)  -  498 

BEAUCE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Rodrigue,  R.  (RC)  -  5,676 

1972  — 

Caron,  Yves  (L)  . -  13,170 

Rodrigue,  Romuald  (SC)  ...  12,686 
Busque,  Paul-Andre  (PC)  5,551 

Gosselin,  Bertrand  (NDP)  ...  632 

BEAUHARNOIS-SALABERRY 
(Que.)  (Formerly  Beauhamois) 
1968  — 

Laniel,  Gerald  (L)  .  8,500 

1972 

Laniel,  Gerald  (L)  . . .  16,758 

Leduc,  Jean-Paul  (SC)  .  8,071 

Miron,  Armand  (PC)  .  7,031 

St.  Cyr,  Andre  (NDP)  .  2,727 

BELLECHASSE  (Que.) 

1968 

Lambert,  A.  (RC)  .  1,344 

1972  — 

Lambert,  Adrien  (SC)  12,999 

Mercier,  Pierre  (L)  .  11,714 

Roy,  Germain  (PC)  .  3,541 

Marceau,  Aurele  (NDP)  .  776 

BERTHIER  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Yanakis,  Antonio  (L)  .  2,636 

1972  — 

Yanakis,  Antonio  (L)  .  14,035 

Vachon,  Jacques  (SC)  .  9,809 

Lessard,  Marcellin  (PC)  .  4,480 

Lalonde,  Mariette  (NDP)  .  588 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


449 


BONAVENTURE- 
ILES-DE-LA-MADELEINE  (Que.) 
(Formerly  Bonaventure) 


1968  — 

Bechard,  Albert  (L)  .  5,904 

1972  — 

Bechard,  Albert  (L)  12,203 

Blais,  Gerard-Raymond 

(PC)  .  5,109 

Audet,  Gerard  (SC)  .  4,842 

Gauthier,  Huguette  L. 

(NDP)  .  476 

BONAVISTA-TRINITY 
CONCEPTION  (Nfld.) 

1968  — 

Moores,  Frank  (PC)  .  4,741 

1972  — 

Rooney,  Dave  (L)  .  12,635 

Woodman,  Fred  (PC)  .  8,799 

Russell,  Edgar  A.  (NDP)  .  832 

Drover,  Samuel  (IND)  .  616 

Skinner,  S.  Carey  (SC)  .  127 

BRANDON-SOURIS  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Dinsdale,  Walter  (PC)  .  5,097 

1972  — 

Dinsdale,  Walter  (PC)  .  17,923 

Belecki,  Gary  (L)  .  5,958 

Singleton,  Kenneth  J.  (NDP)  5,501 
Lea,  William  (IND)  .  190 

BRANT  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Brown,  James  E.  (L)  .  3,695 

By-election: 

1971  (May  31)  — 

Blackburn,  Derek  (NDP)  .  4,316 

1972 

Blackburn,  Derek  (NDP)  .  20,001 

Mundy,  Dick  (L)  .  14,688 

Keresturi,  Alex  (PC)  .  11,754 

BROADVIEW  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968  — 

Gilbert,  John  (NDP)  .  482 

1972  — 

Gilbert,  John  (NDP)  .  11,063 

Clifford,  Tom  (PC)  .  7,903 

Murphy,  Peter  (L)  .  7,465 


Dewhurst,  Alfred  .  123 

Hall,  Ron  .  54 

BROME-MISSISQUOI  (Que.) 
(Formerly  Missisquoi) 

1968  — 

Forest,  Yves  (L)  .  1,198 

1972  — 

Craftey,  Heward  (PC)  .  15,593 

Forest,  Yves  (L)  .  12,163 

Lasnier,  Jean-Paul  (SC)  9,038 

Lewis,  Jean-Guy  (NDP)  795 

BRUCE  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Whicher,  Ross  (L)  .  1,101 

1972  — 

Whicher,  Ross  (L)  .  14,974 

Loney,  John  (PC)  .  14,297 

Thompson,  Thomas  (NDP)  ...  3,807 

BURIN-BURGEO  (Nfld.) 

1968  — 

Jamieson,  Don  (L)  .  3,243 

1972  — 

Jamieson,  Don  (L)  .  13,875 

Keeping,  Max  (PC)  .  4,754 

Paulson,  Lowell  (NDP)  .  326 


BURNABY-RICHMOND- 
DELTA  (B.C.) 

(Formerly  Burnaby-Richmond) 


1968  — 

Goode,  Tom  (L)  .  1,712 

1972  — 

Reynolds,  John  (PC)  .  19,798 

Novakowski,  Ken  (NDP)  ...  18,359 

Goode,  Tom  (L)  .  16,441 

Dewhirst,  Gayle  (SC)  .  906 

BURNABY-SEYMOUR  (B.C.) 
1968  — 

Perrault,  Ray  (L)  . - .  138 

1972  — 

Nelson,  Ed  (NDP)  .  18,274 

Perrault,  Ray  (L)  .  17,985 

Ratel,  John  (PC)  .  11,119 

MacDonald,  John  B.  (SC)  676 

Thompson,  Bob  (IND)  .  134 

Waugh,  Eric  . :  118 

Glasheen,  Lorette  .  36 


45  □ 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


CALGARY  CENTRE  (Alta.) 


1968  — 

Harkness,  D.  S.  (PC)  . .  301 

1972  — 

Andre,  Harvie  (PC)  .  22,667 

Taylor,  Nick  (L)  . 13,110 

Jones,  David  (NDP)  .  5,538 

Willmott,  Clifford  M.  (SC)  1,081 

Cottingham,  Frank  F .  80 

Constant,  Colin  . 53 

CALGARY  NORTH  (Alta.) 
1968  — 

Woolliams,  E.  M.  (PC)  .  3,523 


1972  — 

Woolliams,  Eldon  (PC)  30,897 
Lambert,  Roland-Aime  (L)  12,630 
Pashak,  Leonard  Barry 

(NDP)  . 6,616 

Dawrant,  A.  Geoffrey  (SC)  1,835 
Jasienczyk,  John  J.  (IND)  195 

CALGARY  SOUTH  (Alta.) 


1968  — 

Mahoney,  Pat  (L)  . .  756 

1972  — 

Bawden,  Peter  (PC)  34,923 

Mahoney,  Pat  (L)  .  18,437 

Yanchula,  Joseph  (NDP)  „  5,386 
Cameron,  Ralph  Wilson 

(SC)  . . _  1,233 

Mason,  E.  John  (IND)  .  110 

CAPE  BRETON-EAST 
RICHMOND  (N.S.) 

1968  — 

Maclnnis,  Donald  (PC)  3,300 
1972  — 

Maclnnis,  Donald  (PC)  12,071 

Currie,  John  Jake  (NDP)  10,064 

Roach,  William  M.  (L)  .  9,067 

CAPE  BRETON 
HIGHLANDS-CANSO  (N.S.) 

1968  — 

MacEachen,  Allan  J.  (L)  .  532 

1972  — 

MacEachen,  Allan  J.  (L)  16,941 

Maclsaac,  Angus  (PC)  . .  14,464 

Schwab,  Robert  (NDP)  .  1,927 


CAPE  BRETON-THE 
SYDNEYS  (N.S.) 

1968  — 

Muir,  Robert  (PC)  .... .  4,428 

1972  — 

Muir,  Robert  (PC)  _  15,421 

Johnstone,  Mark  (L)  9,508 

Mozvik,  Bill  (NDP)  .  7,287 

CAPILANO  (B.C.) 

1968  — 

Davis,  Jack  (L)  .  20,982 

1972  — 

Davis,  Jack  (L)  24,492 

Huntington,  A.  Ronald 

(PC)  .  17,873 

McKenzie,  Jim  (NDP)  8,766 

Kristensen,  Thor  (SC)  517 

CARDIGAN  (P.E.I.) 

1968  — 

McQuaid,  Melvin  J.  (PC)  .  94 

1972  — 

MacDonald,  Daniel  J.  (L)  5,528 

Fraser,  Alfred  Kenneth 

(PC)  .  5,111 

Ryan,  S.  T.  Aquinas  (NDP)  1,771 

CARLETON-CHARLOTTE  (N.B.) 
1968  — 

Flemming,  H.  John  (PC)  7,139 

1972  — 

McCain,  Fred  A.  (PC)  .  14,431 

Hinton,  Donald  (L)  .  7,715 

Bright,  R.  Lawrence  (NDP)  1,831 

CENTRAL  NOVA  (N.S.) 

1968  — 

MacEwan,  Russell  (PC)  7,221 

By-election: 

1971  (May  31)  — 

MacKay,  Elmer  M.  (PC)  4,159 

1972  — 

MacKay,  Elmer  M.  (PC)  18,140 

Mawhinney,  David  L.  (L)  .  9,838 

Brown,  John  Rod  (NDP)  4,088 

Henderson,  John  J.  (SC)  391 

CHAMBLY  (Que.) 

1968 

Pilon,  Bernard  (L)  .  16,028 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


451 


By-election: 

1971  (May  31)  — 

L'Heureux,  Yvon  (L)  .  11,105 

1972  — 

L'Heureux,  Yvon  (L)  26,529 

Bruneau,  Anaclet  (SC)  .  8,728 

Durocher,  Claude  (PC)  .  8,151 

Boudreau,  Emile  (NDP)  .  5,539 

Longtin,  Claude  (IND)  .  474 

Rivard,  Lucien  .  435 

CHAMPLAIN  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Matte,  Rene  (RC)  . 201 

1972  — 

Matte,  Rene  (SC)  .  14,882 

Trottier,  Laurier  (L)  .  11,403 

Gingras,  Henriot  (PC)  .  2,770 

Landry,  Jean-Guy  (NDP)  .  505 

CHARLEVOIX  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Asselin,  Martial  (PC)  .  1,204 

1972  — 

Caouette,  Gilles,  (CS)  .  10,264 

Alain,  Jean-Guy  (L)  .  10,105 

Savard,  Pierre-Paul  (PC)  ...  5,747 

CHICOUTIMI  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Langlois,  Paul  (L)  .  4,227 

1972  — 

Langlois,  Paul  (L)  .  15,545 

Lavoie,  Jean-Marc  (PC)  .  12,652 

Cote,  Maurice  (SC)  .  6,520 

Morin,  Serge  (NDP)  .  959 

CHURCHILL  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Simpson,  Robert  (PC)  .  1,336 

1972  — 

Taylor,  Keith  (PC)  .  9,462 

Duff,  Don  (NDP)  .  9,059 

Dunlop,  Bruce  (L)  .  8,536 

Henry,  R.  Jim  (IND)  .  327 

COAST  CHILCOTIN  (B.C.) 

1968  — 

St.  Pierre,  Paul  (L)  .  2,815 

1972  — 

Olaussen,  Harry  (NDP)  .  8,868 

St.  Pierre,  Paul  (L)  .  8,509 

Pankratz,  John  (PC)  .  7,601 

King,  Lew  (SC)  .  749 


COCHRANE  (Ont.) 


1968  — 

Stewart,  Ralph  W.  (L)  2,764 

1972  — 

Stewart,  Ralph  W.  (L)  .  .  10,247 

Constantine,  Bud  (NDP)  ...  5,306 

Brown,  Blair  (PC)  .  4,575 

Petrin,  Emmanuel  (SC)  .  1,466 

Mullins,  Richard  B.  (IND)  203 

COMOX-ALBERNI  (B.C.) 

1968  — 

Durante,  R.  J.  J.  (L)  .  9 

By-election: 

1969  (April  8)  — 

Barnett  (NDP)  .  255 

1972  — 

Bamett,  Tom  (NDP)  .  17,478 

Chown,  Bob  (L)  .  9,501 

Sinnott,  Jerry  (PC)  .  6,440 

Doll,  Delbert  Keith  (SC)  ...  1,276 

Mosher,  Mark  F.  (IND)  .  483 

COMPTON  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Latulippe,  H.  (RC)  . . .  3,345 

1972  — 

Latulippe,  Henry  (SC)  .  11,636 

Tessier,  Claude  (L)  .  10,656 

Gauvin,  Guy  C.  (PC)  .  4,142 

Graham,  Duncan  J.M. 

(NDP)  . ;  054 

Descoteaux,  Conrad  (IND)  182 

CROWFOOT  (Alta.) 

1968 

Horner,  Jack  H.  (PC)  .  11,735 

1972 

Horner,  Jack  H.  (PC)  .  18,667 

McAlister,  Andy  (L)  .  2,690 

Green,  Jim  (SC)  .  1,768 

McGowan,  Cloria  J.  A. 

(NDP)  .  1,709 

CUMBERLAND-COLCHESTER 
NORTH  (N.S.) 

1968  — 

Coates,  R.  Carman  (PC)  .  8,307 

1972  — 

Coates,  Robert  C.  (PC)  .  19,455 

Van  Snick,  R.  M.  Dick  (L)  10,163 

Marchbank,  Allan  McL. 

(NDP)  . 3,635 

Kirk,  Robert  Bob  .  245 


452 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


DARTMOUTH-HALIFAX 


EAST  (N.S.) 

1 90Q  _ 

Forrestall,  Mike  (PC)  5,265 

1972  — 

Forrestall,  Mike  (PC)  .„ .  24,553 

Savage,  John  P.  (L)  .  13,543 

Dares,  Norman  Harris 

(NDP)  . - .  4,358 

Pitcairn,  Brian  (SC)  .  261 

DAUPHIN  (Man.) 

1968 

Ritchie,  Gordon  (PC)  .  1,934 

1972  — 

Ritchie,  Gordon  (PC)  . . .  12,583 

Dirauf,  Bernhard  (NDP)  —  6,234 
Guiboche,  Ferdinand  A. 

(L)  . .  4,305 

DAVENPORT  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968  — 

Caccia,  Charles  L.  (L)  .  4,871 

1972  — 

Caccia,  Charles  L.  (L)  9,366 

Gillespie,  John  A.  (PC)  .  6,442 

Principe,  Angelo  (NDP)  5,272 

Kashtan,  William  . .  190 

Daly,  Richard  . - .  160 

DOLLARD  (Montreal,  Que.) 

1968  — 

Goyer,  Jean-Pierre  (L)  23,661 

1972  — 

Goyer,  Jean-Pierre  (L)  38,995 

Jackson,  Barry  (PC)  .  9,511 

Levitt,  Kari  (NDP)  .  8,111 

Waterlot,  Daniel  .  1,053 

DON  VALLEY  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968  — 

Kaplan,  Robert  P.  (L)  4,976 

1972 

Gillies,  Jim  (PC)  .  30,764 

Kaplan,  Robert  P.  (L)  .  24,629 

Smith,  Jean  (NDP)  .  5,110 

DRUMMOND  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Pepin,  Jean-Luc  (L)  . . .  2,112 

1972 

Boisvert,  Jean-Marie  (SC)  15,923 
Pepin,  Jean-Luc  (L)  .  15,853 


Rousseau,  Roger  (PC)  . _  5,350 

Dewitt,  Ann  (NDP)  -  590 

DUVERNAY  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968  — 

Kierans,  Eric  W.  (L)  — .  2,375 

1972  — 

Demers,  Yves  (L)  -  23,050 

Martel,  Emilien  (SC)  _  9,656 

Roy,  Bernard  (PC)  . . 7,942 

McKenty,  Gaston  (NDP)  _  5,664 

EDMONTON  CENTRE  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Paproski,  Steven  E.  (PC)  —  251 

1972  — 

Paproski,  Steven  E.  (PC)  ...  21,406 
Schepanovich,  Branny  (L)  ...  11,145 
Labercane,  George  D. 

(NDP)  .  6,149 

Hattersley,  J.  Martin  (SC)  1,093 

Pylypa,  Glenn  P.G .  137 

Robichaud,  Diane  E . —  90 

EDMONTON  EAST  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Skoreyko,  Bill  (PC)  . .  3,027 

1972  - 

Skoreyko,  William  M.  (PC)  21,136 

MacLeans-Evans,  Una  (L)  11,977 

Pachal,  Ashley  (NDP)  .  6,498 

Senyk,  Nick  D.  (SC)  . .  1,139 

Tuomi,  Bill  . 217 

EDMONTON-STRATHCONA  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Harries,  Hu  (L)  .  5,846 

1972  — 

Roche,  Doug  (PC)  .  26,908 

Harries,  Hu  (L)  .  16,625 

Leeson,  Howard  Alfred 

(NDP)  .  9,098 

Pelech,  Bill  (SC)  . 1,272 

Rowley,  Elizabeth  .  152 

Morton,  Peggy  . 61 

EDMONTO  WEST  (Alta.) 

J0gg  _ 

Lambert,  Marcel  (PC)  .  2,306 

1972  — 

Lambert,  Marcel  (PC)  29,875 

Hurtig,  Mel  (L)  .  21,045 

Packer,  John  (NDP)  6,708 

McLeod,  Donald  H.  (SC)  .  1,486 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


4S3 


EGLINTON  (Toronto.  Ont.) 


1968  — 

Sharp,  Mitchell  (L)  .  12,060 

1972  — 

Sharp,  Mitchell  (L)  .  19,389 

Maynard,  Murray  R.  (PC)  17,820 

Pelrine,  Eleanor  (NDP)  .  5,245 

Bains,  Hardial  . 132 


EGMONT  (P.E.I.) 

1968  — 

MacDonald,  David  (PC)  .  1,237 

1972  — 

MacDonald,  David  (PC)  .  7,868 

Olscamp,  George  W.  (L)  .  5,681 

Kadey,  Carroll  L.  (NDP)  .  501 

Ryan,  Hugh  G.  (SC)  .  55 

ELGIN  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Stafford,  Harold  E.  (L)  .  1,057 

1972  — 

Wise,  John  (PC)  .  17,280 

Stafford,  Harold  E.  (L)  .  13,289 

Wright,  Leroy  B.  (NDP)  .  3,345 

ESQUIMALT-SAANICH  (B.C.) 

j gg3  _ 

Anderson,  David  (L)  .  2,914 

1972  — 

Munro,  Donald,  (PC)  .  20,542 

Smith,  Roger  (NDP)  .  15,824 

Lindholm,  Louis  F.  (L)  .  12,097 

Tisdalle,  John  D.  (SC)  .  1,689 


FORT  WILLIAM  (Ont.) 


1968  — 

Badanai,  Hubert  (L)  .  3,241 

1972  — 

McRae,  Paul  (L)  .  11,535 

Hasting,  Lionel  (PC)  .... .  10,263 

Stewart,  Ian  (NDP)  .  7,507 

FRASER  VALLEY  EAST  (B.C.) 
1968  — 

Pringle,  Jerry  (L)  . — .  1,654 

1972  — 

Patterson,  Alex  B.  (PC)  .  12,303 

Pringle,  Jerry  (L)  . 10,297 

Heinrich,  Walt  (NDP)  .  8,395 

Shelford,  Cyril  (SC)  . .  4,426 

FRASER  VALLEY  WEST  (B.C.) 
1968  — 

Rose,  Mark  (NDP)  .  665 

1972  — 

Rose,  Mark  (NDP)  .  22,613 

Armstrong,  Trevor  (PC)  .  14,862 

Austring,  Oscar  (L)  .  9,870 

Kane,  Dave  Charles  (1ND)  275 

FRONTENAC  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Dumont,  B.  (RC)  . .  2,435 

By-election: 

1970  —  (Nov.  16)  — 

Corriveau,  Leopold  (L)  .  5,683 

1972  — 

Corriveau,  Leopold  (L)  .  12,014 

Lessard,  Nelson  O.  (SC)  .  11,950 

Cyr,  Benoit  (PC)  . 5,635 


ESSEX-WINDSOR  (Ont.) 
(Formerly  Essex) 


1968  — 

Whelan,  Eugene  (L)  .  5,308 

1972  — 

Whelan,  Eugene  (L)  .  19,793 


Wensley,  Ralph  N.  (NDP)  16,504 
Michael,  Edmund  A.  (PC)  4,929 

ETOBICOKE  (Toronto,  Ont.) 


1968  — 

Gillespie,  Alastair  (L)  .  14,276 

1972  — 

Gillespie,  Alastair  (L)  .  32,007 

Van  den  Heuvel,  John  (PC)  28,896 
Hammond,  Dave  H.  (NDP)  10,299 
Ransom,  Howard  .  214 


FRONTENAC-LENNOX  and 
ADDINGTON  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Alkenbrack,  Douglas  (PC)  1,848 
1972 

A iker, brack,  Douglas  (PC)  16,562 

MacKinnon,  Peter  (L)  .  9,296 

Lloyd-Jones,  Mary  (NDP)  ...  3,284 

FUNDY-ROYAL  (N.B.) 

1968  — 

Fairweather,  Gordon  (PC)  7,578 
1972  — 

Fairweather,  Gordon  (PC)  19,107 

Phippen,  Gordon  L.  (L)  .  9,343 

Halpin,  Bruce  E.  (NDP)  .  2,182 

Gowlett,  Ernest  (SC)  .  942 


454 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


GAMELIN  (Montreal,  Que.) 

1968  — 

Portelance,  Arthur  (L)  .  10,183 

1972  - 

Portelance,  Arthur  (L)  _  20,860 

Bernard,  Andre  (SC)  .  7,135 

Durand,  Jacques  (PC)  .  7,066 

Minier,  Marius  (NDP)  _ 5,119 

GANDER-TWILLINGATE  (Nfld.) 
1968  — 

Lundrigan,  John  H.  (PC)  .  1,692 

1972  — 

Lundrigan,  John  (PC)  .  12,420 

Baker,  George  S.  (L)  .  10,396 

Blackmore,  Walwin  (NDP)  577 

GASPE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Cyr,  Alexandre  (L)  . 2,239 

1972  — 

Cyr,  Alexandre  J.  (L)  .  12,421 

Savage,  J.  Bernard  (PC)  .  7,059 

Sasseville,  Claude  (SC)  .  2,970 

Jauniault,  Jean-Jacques 

(NDP)  . 649 

GATINEAU  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Vermont,  Gaston  (L)  .  6,768 

Clermont,  Gaston  (L)  .  15,893 

Descoeurs,  Jean-Paul  (SC)  9,468 

Lalortune,  Guy  (PC)  .  4,163 

St.  Louis,  Mychele  (NDP)  ...  2^047 

GLENGARRY-PRESCOTT  (Ont  ) 
1968  — 

Ethier,  Viateur  (L)  .  7  406 

1972  — 

Ethier,  Denis  (L)  . . .  14  780 

Montreuil,  J.  L.  (PC)  .  6,924 

Boyer,  Jacques  (NDP)  .  2,495 

Pelot,  Bernard  (IND)  2  479 

Marin,  W.  R.  (SC)  . "  ijjo 

GLOUCESTER  (N.B.) 

1968  — 

Breau,  Herbert  (L)  3  236 

1972  — 

Breau,  Herb  (L)  .  14  210 

Duval,  Paul  (PC)  .  6,914 

Basque,  Lomer  (SC)  .  4,487 

Cormier,  Percy  W .  1,109 


Blanchard,  Mathilda  (IND)  839 
Corbin,  Joe  (NDP)  _  521 

GRAND  FALLS- WHITE  BAY- 


LABRADOR  (Nfld.) 

1968  — 

Peddle,  A.  Hubert  (PC)  _  735 

1972  — 

Rompkey,  Bill  (L)  . 14,274 

Peddle,  Ambrose  (PC)  _  8,968 

Boone,  Earle  R.  (NDP)  _  1,523 

GREENWOOD  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968  — 

Brewin,  Andrew  (NDP)  .  362 

1972 

Brewin,  Andrew  F.  (NDP)  14,260 

Taylor,  William  E.  (PC)  .  11,190 

Glass,  Larry  (L)  . 7,702 

Leslie,  George  A.  (SC)  _  117 

Blashill,  Carl  _ 79 

GRENVILLE-CARLETON  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

Blair,  Gordon  (L)  .  2,427 

1972  — 

Baker,  Walter  (PC)  .  32,832 

Blair,  Gordon  (L)  22,066 

Kabayama,  Joan  (NDP)  6,435 

GREY-SIMCOE  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Noble,  Percy  V.  (PC)  .  1,942 

1972  — 

Mitges,  Gus  (PC)  .  17,092 

Inglis,  Lindsay  (L)  .  11,198 

Mann,  Dennis  (NDP)  ...  5,093 

McGillivray,  James  (SC)  ...  1,004 

HALIFAX  (N.S.) 

1968  — 

Stanfield,  Robert  L.  (PC)  8  014 
1972  — 

Stanfield,  Robert  L.  (PC)  17,986 

McGrath,  Terry  (L)  .  10,079 

Dolin,  Marty  (NDP)  .  3,939 

Seed,  Tony  .  ng 


HALIFAX-EAST  HANTS  (N.S.) 
1968  — 

McCleave,  Robert  (PC)  8,835 


1972  — 

McCleave,  Bob  (PC)  27,645 

Casey,  Mary  M.  (L)  .  14,308 

Aube,  Donald  (NDP)  .  5,530 

Biley,  Barbara  Joan  .  135 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


455 


HALTON  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Whiting,  Rud  L.  (L)  .  5,223 

1972  — 

O'Connor,  Terry  (PC)  .  22,640 

Whiting,  Rud  L.  (L)  20,381 

Holstein,  Carolyn  (NDP)  .  8,763 

HALTON- WENTWORTH  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

Morison,  John  (L)  .  1,520 

1972  — 

Kempling,  Bill  (PC)  .  31,150 

McGuinness,  Norm  (L)  .  21,451 

Bailey,  Dickson  (NDP)  .  10,630 

HAMILTON  EAST  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Munro,  John  C.  (L)  .  6,059 

1972  — 

Munro,  John  C.  (L)  .  13,053 

Brewer,  Ron  (PC)  .  8,601 

Bothen,  Joe  (NDP)  .  8,351 

Stewart,  Donald  A .  152 

Hamelin,  Charles  (SC)  .  108 

Walker,  Ian  G .  38 

HAMILTON  MOUNTAIN  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

Sullivan,  Gordon  (L)  .  2,961 

1972  — 

Beattie,  Duncan  M.  (PC)  .  21,708 

Lanctot,  Harvey  (L)  .  17,475 

Nichols,  Bill  (NDP)  .  13,604 

Hamelin,  Roger  (SC)  .  183 

HAMILTON-WENTWORTH  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

Gibson,  Colin  David  (L)  .  2,141 

1972  — 

O'Sullivan,  Sean  (PC)  .  18,611 

Gibson,  Colin  David  (L)  14,755 

Mackenzie,  Bob  (NDP)  14,520 

McCann,  Ron  (IND)  .  294 

Hamelin,  A.  J.  Sid  (SC)  .  143 

HAMILTON  WEST  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Alexander,  L.  M.  (PC)  .  352 

1972  — 

Alexander,  L.  M.  (PC)  .  19,847 

Burghardt,  Jack  (L)  .  12,217 


Leppert,  Peggy  (NDP)  .  5,409 

Jaggard,  Bob  .  218 

HASTINGS  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Grills,  Lee  (PC)  .  2,680 

1972  — 

Ellis,  Jack  (PC)  .  16,591 

Follwell,  Frank  (L)  .  11,391 


Brethour,  Elridge  G.  (NDP)  3,378 


HIGH  PARK-HUMBER  VALLEY 
(Ont.)  (Formerly  High  Park) 
1968  — 

Deakon,  Walter  (L)  .  5,517 

1972  — 

Jelinek,  Otto  (PC)  .  18,411 

Deakon,  Walter  (L)  .  16,466 

Chmielewski,  Edward  J. 

(NDP)  .  8,197 

Weir,  John  .  186 

Kaltumyk,  Kenneth  .  138 

HILLSBOROUGH  (P.E.I.) 

1968  — 

Macquarrie,  H.  N.  (PC)  .  1,956 

1972  — 

Macquarrie,  Heath  (PC)  10,604 

Glass,  Ian  C.  (L)  .  7,169 

Ross,  Etsel  (NDP)  .  1,459 

HOCHELAGA  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968  — 

Pelletier,  Gerard  (L) 

1972  — 

Pelletier,  Gerard  (L) 

Lavoie,  Jacques  (PC) 

Laliberte,  G.  Raymond 

(NDP)  . 

Contant,  Gerard  (IND) 

Ferron,  Jacques 
Levesque,  Frangoise 

HULL  (Que.) 

1968 

Isabelle,  Gaston  (L) 

1972  — 

Isabelle,  Gaston  (L) 

Boisclair,  Yvon  (SC) 

Lacroix,  Andre  (PC)  ... 

Fortin,  Carole  (NDP) 

Gendron,  Raoul  (IND) 


17,671 

24,630 

4,884 

4,174 

3,786 

453 


6,360 

11,235 

6,199 

4,515 

2,171 

879 

338 


456 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


HUMBER-ST.  GEORGE'S- 


ST.  BARBE  (Nfld.) 

1968  — 

Marshall,  Jack  (PC)  .  283 

1972  — 

Marshall,  Jack  (PC)  .  16,378 

Matthews,  G.  C.  Meech  (L)  10,200 
Hillyard,  Calvin  M.  (NDP)  1,666 

HURON  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

McKinley,  Robert  E.  (PC)  ...  3,692 

1972  — 

McKinley,  Robert  E.  (PC)  ...  18,921 

Thomas,  Charles  H.  (L)  .  8,570 

Weary,  Shirley  (NDP)  . .  1,852 

Bain,  T.  Edward  (IND)  _  85 

JOLIETTE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Lasalle,  Roch  (PC)  .  172 

1972  — 

Lasalle,  Roch  (IND)  .  18,074 

Livernoche,  Claude  (L)  .  12,819 

Comtois,  Louis  (SC)  .  5,652 

Ricard,  Sylvio  (PC)  .  1,770 

Riverin,  Constance  (NDP)  ...  361 


KAMLOOPS-CARIBOO  (B.C.) 


1968  — 

Marchand,  L.  Stephen 

(1) 

3,296 

1972  — 

Marchand,  Leonard  S. 

(L) 

14,708 

Hewson,  Roy  (PC) 

13,993 

Farr,  John  (NDP) 

11,002 

Gook,  Peter  R.  (SC) 

2,089 

KAMOURASKA  (Que. 

) 

1968  — 

Dionne,  C.  E.  (RC) 

1,131 

1972  — 

Dionne,  C.  E.  (SC) 

14,202 

Dessureaux,  Lionel  (L) 

9,057 

Leclerc,  Marthe  (PC) 

2,842 

Harvey,  Yvon  (NDP) 

495 

KENORA-RAINY  RIVER  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Reid,  John  M.  (L-LAB) 

4,429 

1972  — 

Reid,  John  M.  (L)  .... 

9,244 

Beebe,  Arnold  (PC)  , 

8,239 

Watkins,  Bill  (NDP)  . 

5,263 

Brown,  Bill  (IND)  . 

272 

KENT-ESSEX  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Danforth,  Harold  W.  (PC)  2,120 
1972  — 

Danforth,  Harold  W.  (PC)  18,850 
Hinnegan,  T.  Brady  (L)  ...  11,991 
Vellinga,  Jacob  (NDP)  _  4,573 

KINGSTON  and 
THE  ISLANDS  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Benson,  Edgar  John  (L)  4,435 

1972  — 

MacDonald,  Flora  (PC)  .  22,788 

Hazlett,  John  (L)  . . 14,126 

Thompson,  Lars  (NDP)  _  5,808 

KITCHENER  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Hymmen,  Keith  (L)  . 3,672 

1972  — 

Hymmen,  Keith  R.  (L)  .  18,351 

Lawrence,  Barney  (PC)  _  18,104 

Sheppard,  Mike  (NDP)  .  11,303 

KOOTEWAY  WEST  (B.C.) 

1968  — 

Harding,  Randolph  (NDP)  4,413 
1972  — 

Harding,  Randolph  (NDP)  15,633 

Brisco,  Bob  (PC)  . 9,210 

Moroso,  Paul  G.  (L)  . 4,341 

LABELLE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Cadieux,  Leo  (L)  _ 5,681 

By-election  : 

1970  (Nov.  16)  — 

Dupras,  Maurice  (L)  .  7,734 

1972  — 

Dupras,  Maurice  (L)  .  15,807 

Perron,  Gerard  (SC)  . . .  12,247 

Gelinas,  Paul  (PC)  . . .  6,439 

Trudel,  Irene  (NDP)  .  1,645 

Millette,  Rolland  (IND)  „ .  372 

Demers,  Claude  .  367 

LACH1NE  (Montreal,  Que.) 

1968  — 

Rock,  Raymond  (L)  . 18,091 

1972  — 

Blaker,  Rod  (L)  . 26,688 

Rock,  Raymond  (PC)  .  11,342 

Wood,  Lloyd  (NDP)  .  4,221 

Di  Battista,  Victor  (SC)  3,591 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


457 


LAC-SAINT-JEAN  (Que.) 


1968  — 

Lessard,  Marcel  (L)  .  895 

1972  — 

Lessard,  Marcel  (L)  .  11,261 

Guay,  J.  E.  Gilles  (PC)  .  7,068 

Gauthier,  Claude  (SC)  .  5,203 

Gagnon,  Claude  (IND)  .  357 


LAFONTAINE  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968  — 

Lachance,  Georges  C.  (L)  8,377 

1972  — 

Lachance,  Georges  C.  (L)  13,423 


Bouchard,  Pierre  (PC)  .  6,134 

Grosariu,  Octave  (SC)  .  5,075 

Gagnon,  Gabriel  (NDP)  .  3,345 

Beiner,  Alain  . 228 

LAMBTON-KENT  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

McCutcheon,  M.  T.  Mac 

(PC)  . 3,366 

1972  — 

Holmes,  J.  R.  Bob  (PC)  .  16,056 

Sonneveld,  Gus  (L)  .  10,977 

Muxlow,  Mel  (NDP)  .  2,938 

LANARK  and  RENFREW  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

McBride,  Murray  (L)  .  424 

1972  — 

Dick,  Paul  (PC)  .  17,893 

McBride,  Murray  (L)  .  13,283 

Mellema,  Henry  (NDP)  .  1,819 

LANGELIER  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Marchand,  Jean  (L)  .  2,719 

1972  — 

Marchand,  Jean  (L)  .  14,646 

Dufresne,  J.  Wilfrid  (SC)  ...  6,077 

Lemoine,  Albert  (PC)  .  3,191 

Jean,  Guy  (IND)  . - .  1,311 

Parayre,  Michel  .  348 

LAPOINTE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Marceau,  Gilles  (L)  .  3,844 

1972  — 

Marceau,  Gilles  (L)  . 16,191 

Langlois,  Raymond  C.  (SC)  6,961 

Bergeron,  Leopold  (PC)  .  4,199 

Richard,  Pierre-Hugues 

(IND)  .  1,013 


LAPRAIRIE  (Que.) 


1968  — 

Watson,  Ian  (L)  .  26,651 

1972  — 

Watson,  Ian  (L)  .  34,516 

Nelson,  Robert  F.  (PC)  .  9,280 

Gagnon,  Marcellin  (SC)  .  7,308 

Boulanger,  Bernard  (NDP)  5,259 

LASALLE  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968 

Lessard,  H.  Pit  (L)  .  19,530 

1972  — 

Campbell,  John  (L)  30,815 

Lapointe,  Adolphe  (PC)  .  7,640 

Holmes,  John  (SC)  .  6,341 

Cote,  Gaston  (NDP)  .  5,195 

LAURIER  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968  — 

Leblanc,  Fernand  E.  (L)  .  5,638 

1972  — 

Leblanc,  Fernand  E.  (L)  ...  10,946 

Levesque,  J.  A.  (SC)  .  3,786 

Trottier,  Raymond  (PC)  .  3,324 

Guay,  Jean-Paul  (NDP)  .  2,290 

Walsh,  Jeannette  . 155 

Orton,  David  Keith  .  133 

LAVAL  (Montreal,  Que.) 

1968  — 

Roy,  Marcel  (L)  .  18,942 

1972 

Roy,  Marcel  (L)  .  28,120 

Gouroff,  Pierre  (SC)  .  6,927 

Massicotte,  Georges  (PC)  ...  6,211 

Boyle,  D.  A.  (NDP)  .  5,868 

Fine,  Robert  (IND)  . .  668 

LEEDS  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Code,  Desmond,  M.  (PC)  ...  4 

1972  — 

Cossitt,  Tom  (PC)  .  18,130 

Black,  Gervis  (L)  . 10,650 

Sutcliffe,  Keith  (NDP)  .  4,850 

LETHBRIDGE  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Gundlock,  Deane  R.  (PC)  ...  3,708 

1972  — 

Hurlburt,  Ken,  (PC)  .  18,847 

Russell,  Andy  (L)  .  7,601 

Hoffman,  Hal  (NDP)  .  3,941 

Hancock,  Keith  L.  (SC)  .  2,219 


450 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


LEVIS  (Que.) 


1968  — 

Guay,  Raynald  (L)  2,340 

1972  — 

Guay,  Raynald  (L)  17,514 

Ricard,  Jean  (SC)  10,231 

Dube,  Paul-Emile  (PC)  9,775 

Therrien,  Andre  (NDP)  .  1,591 

De  Beaumont,  Serge  .  522 


LINCOLN  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Barrett,  H.  Gordon  . 

1972  — 

Higson,  Ken.  (PC)  .  16,830 

Barrett,  H.  Gordon  (L)  .. .  13,562 

Leavens,  Ron  (NDP)  .  6,713 

Walters,  Jim  (SC)  .  611 

LISGAR  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Muir,  George  (PC)  ,  4,037 

By-election  : 

1970  (Nov.  16)  — 

Murta,  Jack  (PC)  .  6,778 

1972  — 

Murta,  Jacks  B.  (PC)  .  17,253 

Bowles,  Richard  S.  (L)  4,469 

Bucklaschuk,  John  M. 

(NDP)  .  1,627 

Harms,  John  (SC)  .  943 

LONDON  EAST  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Turner,  Charles  (L)  1,744 

1972  — 

Turner,  Charles  R.  (L)  .  14,037 

Matthews,  Don  (PC)  12,960 

Bolton,  Kenneth  C.  (NDP)  10,326 

LONDON  WEST  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Buchanan,  Judd  (L)  3,302 

1972  — 

Buchanan,  Judd  (L)  29,474 

Bennett,  John  F.  (PC)  20,611 

Bolton,  Jim  (NDP)  .  8,914 

LONGUEUIL  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Cote,  Jean-Pierre  (L)  13,493 

1972  — 

Olivier,  Jacques  (L)  22,129 


Vadeboncoeur,  Emile  A. 

(SC)  .  12,031 

Robidas,  Marcel  (PC)  7,012 

Mansour,  Robert  (NDP)  4,558 

Gendron,  Jacques  (IND)  2,008 

Duguay,  Raoul  Weziwezo  1,620 

Pesant,  Andre  _ 170 

LOTBINIERE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Fortin,  Andre  (RC)  _ _  1,560 

1972  — 

Fortin,  Andre  (SC)  .  21,366 

Brunelle,  Henri  (L)  9,835 

Beaudet,  Pierre  (PC)  ...  4,258 

LOUIS-HEBERT  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Cantin,  Jean-Charles  (L)  20,041 

1972  — 

Morin,  Albanie  (L)  30,492 

Stanton,  Frangoise  (NDP)  ..  7,743 
Bergeron,  Cecile  (PC)  7,556 

Clavet,  Ghislaine  (SC)  .  4,681 

Pouliot,  Lisette  1,488 

Tremblay,  Henri  (IND)  .  1,080 


MACKENZIE  (Sask.) 

1968  — 

Korchinski,  Stanley  J.  (PC)  1,062 
1972  — 

Korchinski,  Stanley  J.  (PC)  8,163 


Bracken,  Lars  E.  (NDP)  7,674 

McHugh,  William  John  (L)  3,317 

Dashchuk,  John  (SC)  _  511 

MADAWASKA-VICTORIA  (N.B.) 
1968  — 

Corbin,  Eymard  (L)  .  383 

1972  — 

Corbin,  Eymard  (L)  ..  13,104 

Fyfe,  Lawrence  (PC)  8,822 

Audet,  Conrad  (SC)  .  1,763 


(Formerly  Maisonneuve) 

1968  — 

Thomas,  J.  Antonio  (L)  ,  10,262 

1972  — 

Thomas,  J.  Antonio  (L)  13,607 

Trudeau,  Paul-Andre  (PC)  6,551 

Morissette,  Gilles  (SC)  5,877 

Duiour,  Gaetan  (NDP)  .  3,786 

Bureau,  Robert  .  294 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


459 


MALPEQUE  (P.E.I.) 

1968  — 

MacLecm,  J.  Angus  (PC)  ...  210 

1972  — 

MacLecm,  J.  Angus  (PC)  5,835 
Cutcliife,  J.  Sinclair  (L)  ...  4,573 
Darte,  Maurice  J.  (NDP)  .  493 

MANICOUAGAN  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Blouin,  Gustave  (L)  .  8,970 

1972  — 

Blouin,  Gustave  (L)  .  18,777 

Desjardins,  Lionel-Joseph 

(SC)  . 6,135 

Giles,  Jerry  (PC)  . . .  4,627 

Pinel,  Jean-Maurice  (NDP)  2,155 

MARQUETTE  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Stewart,  Craig  (PC)  .  3,523 

1972  — 

Stewart,  Craig  (PC)  .  16,155 

Houston,  Ken  (NDP)  .  4,917 

Lachter,  Sidney  N.  (L)  .  4,572 

MATANE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

De  Bane,  Pierre  (L)  .  3,152 

1972  — 

De  Bane,  Pierre  (L)  .  10,038 

Boulay,  Leonard  (SC)  .  5,926 

Sirois,  Yvon  (PC)  .  3,041 

MEADOW  LAKE  (Sask. 

1968  — 

Cadieu,  Bert  (PC)  .  1,608 

1972  — 

Nesdoly,  Eli  (NDP)  .  7,194 

Cadieu,  Bert  (PC)  .  7,171 

Falle,  Frank  (L)  .  4,948 

Hoback,  I'var  M.  (SC)  . .  619 

MEDICINE  HAT  (Alta.) 

1968  - 

Olson,  H.  A.  Bud  (L)  .  208 

1972  — 

Hargrave,  Bert  (PC)  .  15,027 

Olson,  H.  A.  Bud  (L)  .  9,403 

Toole,  Lewis  E.  (NDP)  2,033 


Paxman,  D.  Willard  (SC)  1,510 


MERCIER  (Montreal,  Que.) 


1968  — 

Boulanger,  Prosper  (L)  .  8,506 

1972  — 

Boulanger,  Prosper  (L)  .  22,207 

Dion,  Cyprien  (SC)  .  11,428 

St.-Onge,  Andre  (PC)  .  8,995 

Hart,  Mario  (NDP)  . 4,976 

MIDDLESEX  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Lind,  Jim  (L)  .  702 

1972  — 

Frank,  Bill  (PC)  .  20,614 

Recker,  Marvin  (L)  .  17,244 

Funk,  Ray  (NDP)  .  6,643 

MONCTON  (N.B.) 

1968  — 

Thomas,  Charles  H.  (PC)  ...  2,956 

1972  — 

Thomas,  Charles  H.  (PC)  ...  22,629 

Mitton,  Myron  (L)  . 17,125 

Baum,  Morrie  (NDP)  .  2,031 

Taylor,  Robert  M.  Bob  (SC)  1,273 

MONTMORENCY  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Laflamme,  Ovide  (L)  .  1,223 

1972  — 

Laflamme,  Ovide  (L)  .  24,231 

Lindsay,  Rene  (SC)  . 14,783 

Lapointe,  Bernard  (PC)  ...  6,145 

Lavoie,  Raymond  (IND)  .  4,936 

Tremblay,  Etienne  (NDP)  ...  2,352 

MONTEAL-BOURASSA  (Que.) 
(Formerly  Bourassa) 

1968  — 

Trudel,  Jacques  L.  (L)  .  8,839 

1972  — 

Trudel,  Jacques  L.  (L)  .  25,728 

Ledoux,  Gerard  (SC)  .  10,418 

Sauve,  Rodolphe  (PC)  .  9,054 

Zitouni,  Sid.  A.  (NDP)  .  4,567 

MOOSE  JAW  (Sask.) 

1968  — 

Skoberg,  John  L.  (NDP)  1,486 

1972  — 

Neil,  Doug  (PC)  .  11,968 

Skoberg,  John  L.  (NDP)  .  11,685 

Kallio,  Williard  (L)  .  5,767 

Guillaume,  Henry  G.  (SC)  526 


460 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


MOUNT  ROYAL  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968  — 

Trudeau,  Pierre-Elliott  (L)  35,437 
1972  — 

Trudeau,  Pierre-Elliott  (L)  36,874 
Brichant,  Andrew  A,  (PC)  4,451 

Yudin,  Harry  (NDP)  . 3,273 

Bronstein,  Alexander  O. 

(SC)  _ 625 

Miron,  Gaston  . . . .  433 

Cruise,  Robert  A . . .  80 

NANAIMO-COWICHAN-THE 
ISLANDS  (B.C.) 

1968  — 

Cameron,  Colin  (NDP)  _  3,904 

By-election  : 

1969  (Feb.  10)  — 

Douglas  (NDP)  .  6,833 

1972  — 

Douglas,  T.  C.  Tommy 

(NDP)  . 25,486 

Macpherson,  George  (PC)  10,181 

Matthews,  Bill  (L)  . 8,110 

Day,  Stockwell  (SC)  .  1,867 

Hasanen,  Ken  . .  125 


NEW  WESTMINSTER  (B.C.) 


1968  — 

Hogarth,  Douglas  Aird  (L)  1,939 

1972  — 

Leggatt,  Stuart  M.  (NDP)  19,224 
Mulligan,  Maurice  (PC)  ...  14,725 

Basham,  Greg  (L)  .  10,963 

Adlem,  Ted  (SC)  .  971 

Doran,  Rod  .  192 

Reid,  Victor  .  36 

NIAGARA  FALLS  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Greene,  Joe  (L)  .  6,361 

1972  — 

Hueglin,  Joe  (PC)  .  15,705 

Jamieson,  Tom  (L)  . 14,987 

Wilson,  Bay  (NDP)  .  7,707 

Olesevich,  George  (SC)  .  269 

NICKEL  BELT  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Serre,  Gaetan  J.  (L)  .  1,929 

1972  — 

Rodriguez,  John  (NDP)  .  14,033 

Serre,  Gaetan  J.  (L)  .  12,101 

White,  Bernie  (PC)  .  3,817 

Breault,  Donat  (SC)  .  534 


NIPISSING  (Ont.) 

290Q  _ 

Legault,  Carl  (L)  _  5,113 

1972  — 

Blais,  J.  J.  (L)  _  12,451 

Smylie,  Jack  (PC)  _  10,812 

Wynter,  Jack  (NDP)  _  6,276 

Larochelle,  Clem  (SC) _  457 

NORFOLK-HALDIMAND  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

Knowles,  Bill  (PC)  _  1,776 

1972  — 

Knowles,  Bill  (PC)  . 21,214 

Marshall,  David  (L)  _  14,106 

Pos,  Ede  (NDP)  . .  3,116 

Mallory,  Dave  (SC)  _  339 


NORTHUMBERLAND-DURHAM 


(Ont.) 

1968  — 

Honey,  Russell  C.  (L)  _  2,566 

1972  — 

Lawrence,  Allan  (PC) _ 17,385 

Honey,  Russell  C.  (L)  _  14,594 

Hill,  Wilmer  (NDP)  _  6,504 

NORTHUMBERLAND-MIRAMICHI 

(N.B.) 

1968  — 

Smith,  G.  A.  Percy  (L)  .  2,440 

1972  — 

Smith,  G.  A.  Percy  (L)  _  10,922 

McAllister,  Robert  (PC)  ......  9,007 

LeBreton,  Ray  J.  A.  (NDP)  2,419 
Goguen,  Joseph  (SC)  . .  765 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 
1968  — 

Orange,  Bud  (L)  .  3,804 

1972  — 

Firth,  Wally  (NDP)  .  5,616 

Ward,  Bob  (PC)  . . .  4,354 

Hill,  Dick  (L)  . _ . . .  4,112 

NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRACE 
(Montreal,  Que. 

1968  — 

Allmand,  Warren  (L)  .  18,836 

1972  — 

Allmand,  Warren  (L)  .  24,126 

Roustan,  Walter  (PC)  .  6,991 

Morin,  Roland  (NDP)  .  3,957 

Maauire,  Peter  David 

(IND)  . . . 391 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


461 


OKANAGAN  BOUNDARY  (B.C.) 
1968  — 

Howard,  Bruce  (L)  .  1,630 

1972 

Whittaker,  George  H.  (PC)  20,468 

Howard,  Bruce  (L)  . 14,213 

Mclver,  Bryan  (NDP)  13,487 

OKANAGAN-KOOTENAY  (B.C.) 
1968 

Stewart,  Doug  (L)  .  1,928 

1972  — 

Stewart,  Doug  (L)  .  12,416 

Johnston,  Howard  E.  (PC)  12,258 
Maksylewich,  Peter  (NDP)  11,400 
Jensen,  Agner  Dahl  (SC)  ...  1,855 

ONTARIO  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Calik,  Norman  A.  (L)  .  2,904 

1972  — 

Cafik,  Normand  A.  (L)  .  16,328 

McGee,  Frank  (PC)  .  16,324 

Ward,  Alban  C.  (NDP)  .  9,498 

OSHAWA-WHITBY  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Broadbent,  J.  Ed  (NDP)  .....  15 

1972 

Broadbent,  Edward  (NDP)  23,757 

Starr,  Michael  (PC)  .  22,934 

Connolly,  Peter  (L)  .  10,027 

Rak,  Russell  . . . 98 

OTTAWA-CARLETON  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

Turner,  John  N.  (L)  .  17,229 

1972  — 

Turner,  John  N.  (L)  .  31,394 

Galloway,  Strome  (PC)  ...  22,619 
Shackleton,  Doris  (NDP)  ...  11,225 
Morse,  David  (SC)  .  782 

OTTAWA  CENTRE  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Mcllraith,  George  (X.)  .  7,976 

1972  — 

Poulin,  Hugh  (L)  .  14,101 

Segal,  Hugh  (PC)  . 12,899 

Greenberg,  Irving  (NDP)  ...  9,195 


Zavarella,  Rocco  (SC)  .  238 

Herman,  Paul  . . _ .  176 

OTTAWA  EAST  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Richard,  J.-T.  (L)  .  21,803 

1972  — 

Gauthier,  Jean-Robert  (L)  ...  20,450 

Valiquette,  Gerry  (PC)  .  6,029 

Beaulne,  Frangois  (NDP)  ...  4,672 

Gauthier,  Cyril  (SC)  .  1,232 

White,  David  S.  (IND)  .  208 

OTTAWA  WEST  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Francis,  Lloyd  (L)  . 7,358 

1972  — 

Reilly,  Peter  (PC)  . 22,169 

Francis,  Lloyd  (L)  .  18,423 

Jewett,  Pauline  (NDP)  .  13,503 

Hamelin,  Priscilla  (SC)  .  245 

OUTREMONT  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968  — 

Noel,  Aurelien  (L)  .  20,708 

1972  — 

Lalonde,  Marc  (L)  . . 21,373 

Gautrin,  Henri-Frangois 

(NDP)  . 5,228 

Poitras,  Andre  (PC)  . 2,825 

Martel,  Reginald  Rhino  .  1,570 

Benoit,  Maurice  (SC)  .  1,404 

Glick,  Harold  J .  168 

Grenier,  H.  Georges  . 109 

OXFORD  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Nesbitt,  Wally  (PC)  .  5,808 

1972  — 

Nesbitt,  Wally  (PC)  .  25,438 

Tatham,  Charlie  (L)  . 12,540 

Wettlaufer,  Ron  (NDP)  .  2,703 

PALLISER  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Schumacher,  Stan  (PC)  .  7,853 

1972  — 

Schumacher,  Stan  (PC)  .  29,285 

Guichon,  Mary  (L)  . 8,896 

McCutcheon,  Bill  (NDP)  .  5,077 

Ens,  Edwin  Ed  (SC)  . 2,546 


462 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PAPINEAU  (Montreal,  Que.) 


1968  — 

Ouellet,  Andre  (L)  .  10,211 

1972  — 

Ouellet,  Andre  (L)  15,356 

Paiement,  Albert  (SC)  5,802 

Tiveron,  Angelo  (PC)  .  4,204 

Marsan,  Paul  (NDP)  .  3,116 

Wallace,  Robert  . 254 

PARKDALE  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968  — 

Haidasz,  Stanley  (L)  .  5,733 

1972  — 

Haidasz,  Stanley  (L)  .  12,214 

Zink,  Lubor  (PC)  . 8,990 

Gurstein,  Mike  (NDP)  .  6,478 

Deveau,  Dennis  .  201 

PARRY  SOUND-MUSKOKA  (Ont.) 
1968 

Aiken,  Gordon  (PC)  .  2,423 

1972  — 

Darling,  Stan  (PC)  .  14,297 

Knapp,  A1  (L)  . 8,828 

Malton,  Anne  (NDP)  .  6,983 

PEACE  RIVER  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Baldwin,  Ged  (PC)  .  6,995 

1972  — 

Baldwin,  Ged  (PC)  .  14,255 

Van  Voorst,  Jake  (NDP)  ...  5,678 

Kimpse,  Ed  (L)  .  3,324 

Ross,  J.  Donovan  (SC)  .  1,904 

Bryan,  Gertrude  .  119 

Zuk,  Michael  .  74 

Lovely,  Wayne  . _ .  67 

PEEL-DUFFERIN-SIMCOE  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

Beer,  Bruce  S.  (L)  . 4,956 

1972  — 

Madill,  Ellwood  (PC)  .  25,692 

Milne,  William  Ross  (L)  .  20,651 

Smith,  Stewart  (NDP)  .  9,097 

Swackhammer,  Douglas  R. 

(IND)  .  482 

Clappison,  Peter  (SC)  .  197 

PEEL  SOUTH  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Chappell,  Hyl  (L)  . 5,178 


1972  — 

Blenkam,  Don  (PC)  _  31,984 

Kent,  BUI  (L)  30,243 

Busby,  David  (NDP)  18,627 

Houltan,  Michael  (IND)  460 

PEMBINA  (Alta.) 

1968  - 

Bigg,  Jack  (PC)  _  8,236 

1972  — 

Hollands,  Dan  (PC)  .  23,864 

Borger,  John  P.  (L)  9,879 

Hennessey,  Thomas  (NDP)  5,710 
Wiwchar,  Norman  M. 

(SC)  . .  .  1,184 

Davidson,  Sam  . 422 


PERTH-WILMOT  (Ont.) 


(Formerly  Perth) 

1968  — 

Monteith,  J.  Waldo  (PC)  2,095 

1972  — 

Jarvis,  Bill  (PC)  . . .  19,859 

Cline,  C.  Cy  (L)  11,689 

Gardiner,  Gary  (NDP)  4,069 

PETERBOROUGH  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Faulkner,  Hugh  (L)  .  2,703 

1972  -- 

Faulkner,  Hugh  (L)  .  20,282 

Doris,  John  (PC)  _ 17,885 

Peters,  Ray  (NDP)  . . . 6,422 

PONTIAC  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Lefebvre,  Tom  (L)  .  2,858 

1972  — 

Lefebvre,  Tom  (L)  . . .  11,780 

Larocque,  L.  P.  (SC)  .  B*519 

Vallee,  Octave  (PC)  .  3,976 

Synnott,  Andre  (NDP)  .  '930 

PORT  ARTHUR  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Andras,  Robert  K.  (L)  .  3,772 

1972  — 

Andras,  Robert  K.  (L)  .  14,351 

Ferguson,  Chris  (NDP)  6,756 

Erickson,  John  (PC)  .  6  027 

Wahl,  Clifford  .  274 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


4S3 


PORTAGE  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Cobbe,  Gerald  Richard  (L)  390 


1972  — 

Masniuk,  Peter  P.  (PC)  9,781 

Cobbe,  Gerry  (L)  7,474 

Manchur,  Nick  (NDP)  .  4,036 

Fitch,  Travis  I . . .  199 

PORTNEUF  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Godin,  Roland  (RC)  .  4,362 

1972  — 

Go-din,  Roland  (SC)  .  23,626 

Bernard,  Claude  (L)  .  23,113 

Godin,  Jean-Luc  (PC)  .  4,664 

Morissette,  Remi  (NDP)  .  2,426 


PRINCE  ALBERT  (Sask.) 


1968  — 

Dieienbaker,  John  G.  (PC)  8,871 
1972  — 

Dieienbaker,  John  G.  (PC)  19,410 
Berezowsky,  W.  J.  (NDP)  9,115 

Pinel,  Leo  F.  (L)  .  3,643 

Campagna,  Claude  (SC)  ...  421 

Fair,  Bill  (IND)  .  63 

PRINCE  GEORGE- 
PEACE  RIVER  (B.C.) 

1968  — 

Borrie,  Bob  (L)  .  1,635 

1972  — 

Oberle,  Frank  (PC)  .  14,341 

Borrie,  Bob  (L)  . 11,766 

Close,  Bill  (NDP)  .  8,255 

Krueger,  A1  (SC)  .  2,854 

PRINCE  EDWARD- 
11  ASTINGS  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Hees,  George  (PC)  .  3,068 

1972  — 

Hees,  George  (PC)  .  19,789 

Cunningham,  George  W. 


Lunn,  Richard  (NDP)  .  3,192 


PROVENCHER  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Smerchanski,  Mark  G.  (L)  1,230 


1972  — 

Epp,  Jake  (PC)  .  11,262 

Smerchanski,  Mark  (L)  6,489 

Chorney,  Alt  (NDP)  .  6,304 

Wall,  Jake  (SC) .  784 


QU'APPELLE-MOOSE 
MOUNTAIN  (Sask.) 

1968  — 

Southam,  Richard  R.  (PC)  3,664 
1972 


Hamilton,  Alvin  (PC)  14,706 

Buck,  Frank  (NDP) .  6,834 

Breckenridge,  Gary  (L)  ...  6,184 

Eddy,  Walton  (SC)  .  392 

QUEBEC-EST  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Duquet,  Gerard  (L)  .  1,138 

1972  — 

Duquet,  Gerard  (L)  .  19,263 

Robichaud,  Robert  (SC)  ...  10,854 
Genest,  Theo  (PC)  .  6,181 


RED  DEER  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Thompson,  Robert  N.  (PC)  9,389 


1972  — 

Towers,  T.  Gordon  (PC)  .....  20,919 

Moffat,  Dennis  (L)  .  5,786 

Finn,  Bill  (NDP)  . 3,822 

Keegstra,  Jim  (SC)  .  3,686 

REGINA  EAST  (Sask.) 

jggg  _ 

Burton,  John  (NDP)  .  192 

1972 

Ha  Hour,  Jim  (PC)  .  17,781 

Burton,  John  (NDP)  .  15,175 

Thatcher,  Peggie  (L)  7,897 

Fahlman,  Emanuel  (SC)  .  774 

Beeching,  W.  C .  148 

Conway,  Jeff  .  83 

REGIN  A-LAKE  CENTER  (Sask.) 
1968  — 

Benjamin,  Les  (NDP)  .  3,530 

1972  — 

Benjamin,  Les  (NDP)  ..  18,935 
Richardson,  George  (PC)  16,350 

Howland,  Tom  (L)  .  11,519 

Adam,  Dal  (SC)  .  1,133 


4  ft  4 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


RENFREW  NORTH- 
NIPISSING  EAST  (Ont.) 
(Formerly  Renfrew  North) 


1968 

Hopkins,  Leonard  D.  (L)  5,221 

1972  — 

Hopkins,  Leonard  D.  (L)  13,553 

Kinney,  George  A.  (PC)  8,440 

Payne,  Maurice  R.  (NDP)  3,177 

RESTIGOUCHE  (N.B.) 

1968  — 

Dube,  Jean-Eudes  (L)  .  2,942 

1972  — 

Dube,  Jean-Eudes  (L)  .  11,650 

MacLean,  Alexander  S. 

(PC)  . . .  5,698 

Laviolette,  Guy  (SC)  .  5,450 

Dugas,  Edgard  J.  (NDP)  .  1,110 

RICHELIEU  (Que.) 

1968 

Cote,  FlorLan  (L)  .  2,880 

1972  — 

Cote,  Florian  (L)  . . . 18,105 

Menard,  Yvon  (PC)  . 9,487 

Dulour,  Guy  (SC)  .  8,322 

Belanger,  Rene  (NDP)  .  1,209 

Mandeville,  Guy  . _ .  292 

RICHMOND  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Beaudoin,  L.  (RC)  .  2,989 

1972  — 

Beaudoin,  Leonel  (SC)  .  14,039 

Thibeault,  Leo-Paul  (L)  .  8,630 

Bachand,  Lucien  (PC)  .  4,000 

Mailloux,  Francine  (NDP)  ...  633 

RIMOUSKI  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Leblanc,  Guy  (L)  .  2,628 

1972  — 

Allard,  Eudore  (SC)  .  13,241 

LeBlanc,  Guy  (L)  _ .  11,097 

Laplante,  Blondin  (PC)  .  5,657 

Beaulieu,  J.  Adalbert 

(NDP)  .  732 


RIVIERE-DU-LOUP- 
TEMISCOU ATA  (Que.) 
(Formerly  Temiscouata) 

1968  — 

Gendron,  Rosaire  (L)  . .  1,972 


1972  — 

Gendron,  Rosaire  (L)  _  10,012 

Gagnon,  Philippe  (SC)  9,666 

Dufour,  Marcel  (PC)  .  5,263 


ROBERVAL  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Gauthier,  Charles-Arthur 

(RC)  _  1,114 

1972  — 

Gauthier,  C.  A.  (SC)  _  11,310 

Mongeon,  Julien  (L)  .  8,368 

Vallee,  Marcel  (PC)  . - .  2,351 

ROCKY  MOUNTAIN  (Alta.) 
1968 

Sulatychv ,  Allen  B.  (L)  .  1,563 

1972  — 

Clark,  Joe  (PC)  . 12,985 

Sulatychy,  Allen  B.  (L)  ...  7,973 

Cheney,  A1  (NDP)  . 3,113 

Ganske,  Brian  (SC)  . 1,080 


ROSEDALE  (Toronto,  Ont.) 


1968  — 

Macdonald,  Donald  S.  (L)  9,348 

1972  — 

Macdonald,  Donald  S.  (L)  16,072 

Beamish,  Warren  (PC)  .  14,856 

Sabourin,  Ron  (NDP)  .  4,598 

Gregory,  Aline  (IND)  . . .  892 

Starbuck,  David  . . 95 

ST.  BONIFACE  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Guay,  Joseph  P.  (L)  .  10,466 

1972  — 

Guay,  Joseph  P.  (L)  .  22,200 

Sherwood,  Joseph  F.  (NDP)  13,857 

Hillcoff,  Peter  (PC)  . 13,038 

Ouellet,  Giles  J.  (SC)  _  642 

Maley,  Russ  _  241 

ST.  CATHARINES  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

McNulty,  James  C.  (L)  .  3,556 

1972  — 

Morgan,  Trevor  (PC)  . . .  19,256 

McNulty,  James  C.  (L)  .  18,442 

Inneo,  Michael  (NDP)  .  9,683 

James,  R.  H.  (SC)  . 5,381 

Clout,  John  Donald  .  250 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


46S 


SAINT-DENIS  (Montreal,  Que.) 
19S8  — 

Prud'homme,  Marcel  (L)  .  13,369 

1972  — 

Prud'homme,  Marcel  (L)  .  16,991 

Poitras,  Andre  (SC)  .  3,968 

Beaudin,  Symone  (PC)  .  3,695 

Morgentaler,  Henry  (IND)  1,509 
Tsakanikas,  Polyvios  .  302 

SAINT-HENRI  (Montreal,  Que.) 

190g  _ 

Loiselle,  Gerard  (L)  . . .  9,293 

1972  — 

Loiselle,  Gerard  (L)  .  7,191 

Hanley,  Frank  .  5,744 

Fournier,  Eugene  (PC)  .  2,802 

Trepanier,  Wilbrod  (SC)  .  2,082 

Gingras,  Michel  (NDP)  . 1,160 

Berube,  Francine  . 126 

SAINT-HYACINTHE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Ricard,  J.  H.  Theo  (PC)  ...  788 

1972  — 

Wagner,  Claude  (PC)  .  16,686 

Foster,  Paul  (L)  .  15,982 

Descoteaux,  Yvon  (SC)  _  8,721 

Mons,  Henri  (NDP)  .  814 

Adams,  Martha  (IND)  .  540 

Vachon,  Arthur  . 107 

SAINT-JACQUES  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968  — 

Guilbault,  Jacgues  (L)  .  5,704 

1972  - 

Guilbault,  lacques  (L)  .  8,702 

Lefebvre,  Armand  (PC)  .  3,172 

Metivier,  Patricia  (SC)  .  1,696 

Ryan,  Pierre  (NDP)  .  1,592 

Clermont,  Jean-Baptiste 

(IND)  . 209 

Demers,  Claire  . 151 

Davignon,  Andre  . . .  97 

Nolet,  G.  Paul  .  48 

SAINT-JEAN  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Smith,  Walter  (L)  .  6,163 

1972 

Smith,  Walter  B.  (L)  .  16,466 

Avery,  Andre  (SC)  .  9,301 

Roy,  Lucien  (PC)  .  8,464 


Lebeau,  Jean-Marc  (NDP)  2,527 

Gibeau,  Maurice  .  595 

Lauzon,  Denis  (IND)  .  371 

Davignon,  Gilles  .  137 

SAINT-JOHN-LANCASTER  (N.B.) 

1968  — 

Bell,  Thomas  M.  (PC)  .  3,596 

1972  — 

Bell,  Thomas  M.  (PC)  .  16,350 

Gould,  Arthur  L.  (L)  .  12,783 

Drummond,  Joe  S.  (NDP)  ...  788 

Enright,  Tom  (SC)  .  394 

ST.  JOHN'S  EAST  (Nfld.) 

1968  — 

McGrath,  James  A.  (PC)  .  7,550 

1972  — 

McGrath,  James  A.  (PC)  .  17,825 

Dunn,  Margaret  (L)  .  9,892 

Kelly,  R.  Graham  (NDP)  .  1,569 

King,  Norman  W.  (SC)  .  139 

ST.  JOHN'S  WEST  (Nfld.) 

1968  - 

Carter,  Walter  C.  (PC)  .  4,271 

1972  — 

Carter,  Walter  C.  (PC)  .  16,818 

Porter,  David  Bruce  (L)  .  7,230 

Ingram,  Moses  L.  (NDP)  .  1,672 

Shea,  Hugh  J . 1,635 

SAINT-MAURICE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Chretien,  Jean  (L)  .  1,855 

1972  — 

Chretien,  Jean  (L)  .  19.840 

Germain,  Guy  (SC)  .  11,364 

Genest,  Antonio  (PC)  .  2,227 

McLeod,  Robert  (NDP)  .  1,025 

Drolet,  Pierre  .  550 

SAINT-MICHEL  (Montreal,  Que.) 

1968  — 

Forget,  Victor  (L)  . . .  17,612 

1972  — 

Begin,  Monique  (L)  ; .  23,830 

Landry,  Charles-Eugene 

(SC)  . - .  8,592 

Bergeron,  J.  Maurice  (PC)  7,164 

Beale,  Robert  G.  (IND)  ......  4,758 

Lewis,  Helene  (NDP)  .  4,521 


466 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ST.  PAUL'S  (Toronto,  Ont.) 


1968  — 

Wahn,  Ian  (L)  . 10,135 

1972  — 

Atkey,  Ronald  (PC)  .  15,712 

Wahn,  Ian  (L)  14,780 

Boyce,  Mary  (NDP)  .  4,338 

Macpherson,  Kay  (IND)  _  2,031 

Hill,  Elizabeth  . 133 

Bilan,  John  (SC)  _ 87 

McNair,  Crawford  . . 48 

SAINTE-MARIE  (Montreal,  Que.) 

1968  — 

Valade,  J.  Georges  (PC)  .  2,080 

1972  — 

Dupont,  Raymond  (L)  .  7,945 

Valade,  Georges  (PC)  .  7,828 

Bergeron,  Andre  (SC)  .  3,662 

Richer,  Romeo  (NDP)  .  1,482 

Dussault,  Lauisette  . . . _  713 

Chartrand,  R.  R.  (IND)  .  696 

Boisjoli,  Jean-Paul  (IND)  ...  162 

SARNIA-LAMBTON  (Ont.) 
(Formerly  Sarnia) 

1968  — 

Cullen,  Jack  (L)  _  1,681 

1972  — 

Cullen,  Bud  (L)  .  16,112 

Brandt,  Andy  (PC)  .  14,644 

Bell,  David  (NDP)  .  6,901 

SASKATOON-BIGGAJR  (Sask.) 
1968  — 

Gleave,  A.  P.  (NDP)  .  2,619 

1972  — 

Gleave,  Alf.  A.  P.  (NDP)  16,787 

Lennon,  Tommy  (PC)  .  13,245 

Patrick,  Bill  (L)  .  8,661 

Sadler,  Douglas  (SC)  .  532 

SASKATOON-HUMBOLDT  (Sask.) 

1968 

Lang,  Otto  Emil  (L)  .  555 

1972  — 

Lang,  Otto  (L)  24,733 

Taylor,  George  (NDP)  16,426 

Brand,  Lewis  (PG)  .  12,533 

Black,  Gerald  G.  (SC)  .  463 

Reid,  James  .  102 

Zamulinski,  Brian  . .  87 


SAULT  STE.  MARIE  (Ont.) 


1968  — 

Murphy,  C.  Terrence  (L)  .  998 

1972  — 

Symes,  Cyril  (NDP)  12.851 

Murphy,  C.  Terrence  (L)  12,605 

Lukenda,  L.  B.  Lou  (PC)  9,595 


SCARBOROUGH  EAST 
(Toronto,  Ont.) 


1968  — 

O'Connell,  M.  P.  (L)  . .  10,436 

1972  — 

Stackhouse,  Reg  (PC)  27,339 

O'ConneU,  Martin  (L)  25,799 

McMahon,  John  (NDP)  14,740 

McLenon,  George  (SC)  .  225 

MaceroUo,  Don  _ _ 77 


SCARBOROUGH  WEST 
(Toronto,  Ont.) 


1968  — 

Weatheihead,  David  (L)  .  2,416 

1972  — 

Harney,  John  (NDP)  .  15,028 

Weatherhead,  David  (L)  ,  13,635 

Clark,  Basil  (PC)  .  12,539 

Tentrey,  Roger  .  103 

SELKIRK  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Schreyer,  Ed  (NDP)  .  5,290 

By-election: 

1970  (April  13)  — 

Rowland,  Doug  (NDP)  .  9,648 

1972  — 

Rowland,  Doug  (NDP)  17,872 

Whiteway,  Dean  (PC)  .  17,852 

Sigfusson,  Svein  (L)  8,709 

Luining,  Robert  (SC)  .  416 

SHEFFORD  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Rondeau,  G.  (RC)  .  475 

1972  — 

Rondeau,  Gilbert  (SC)  18,809 

Neveu,  Louis-Paul  (L)  .  12,930 

Arsenault,  Guy  (PC)  .  6,228 


Penner,  John  Philip  (NDP)  786 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


467 


SHERBROOKE  (Que.) 


1968  — 

Gervais,  Paul  M.  (L)  .  98 

1972  — 

Pelletier,  Irenee  (L)  20,568 

Couture,  Maurice  (SC)  16,064 
Kindy,  Alexandre  (PC)  6,696 
Augenfeld,  Rebecca  (NDP)  1,850 

Gosselin,  Gerard  (IND)  .  1,413 

Simoneau,  lean  . 906 

Teasdale,  J.  Johnny  (IND)  263 

SIMCOE  NORTH  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Rynard,  P.  B.  (PC)  .  1,683 

1972  — 

Rynard,  P.  B.  (PC)  .  22,075 

Owen,  Bruoe  A.  (L)  .  15,047 

Partridge,  Rich  (NDP)  .  9,016 

SKEENA  (B.C.) 

1968  — 

Howard,  Frank  (NDP)  .  4,596 

1972  — 

Howard,  Frank  (NDP)  .  13,100 

Stevens,  Everett  (PC)  .  8,234 

Mitchell,  John  E.  (L)  .  6,091 

SOUTH  SHORE  (N.S.) 

1968  — 

Crouse,  Lloyd  R.  (PC)  .  5,967 

1972  — 

Crouse,  Lloyd  R.  (PC)  .  18,654 

Kinley,  John  James  (L)  .  11,604 

Stuart,  Richard  N.  (NDP)  2,347 

SOUTH  WESTERN  NOVA  (N.S.) 
1968  — 

Comeau,  Louis-R.  (PC)  .  2,253 

1972  — 

Haliburton,  Charles  E.  (PC)  15,040 

Logan,  Fulton  J.  (L)  .  12,471 

Meuse,  Lawrence  (NDP)  .  2,105 

Paddock,  Charles  P.  (SC)  359 

SPADINA  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

1968  — 

Ryan,  Perry  (L)  .  5,436 

1972  — 

Stollery,  Peter  (L)  .  8,323 

Ryan,  Perry  (PC)  .  5,616 

Beardsley,  Bob  (NDP)  .  5,610 


Bizzell,  Maggie  . _ .  226 

Stern,  Syd  .  130 

Bornstein,  Mitchell  .  112 

STORMONT-DUNDAS  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

Lamoureux,  Lucien  (IND)  ...  11,605 
1972  — 

Lamoureux,  Lucien  .  17,243 

Campbell,  Grant  (PC)  .  12,364 

Forsyth,  Murray  (NDP)  .  3,118 

Benoit,  Rene  (IND)  .  139 

SUDBURY  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Jerome,  Jim  (L)  .  7,412 

1972  — 

Jerome,  Jim  (L)  24,125 

Clarke,  Garry  (NDP)  .  13,715 

Borovich,  Adam  (PC)  .  5,913 

SURREY-WHITE  ROCK  (B.C.) 
(Formerly  Surrey) 

1968  — 

Mather,  Barry  (NDP)  .  4,520 

1972  — 

Mather,  Barry  (NDP)  .  21,209 

Thompson,  Robert  N.  (PC)  14,798 

Carlin,  Ed  (L)  .  7,614 

Schroeder,  Ben  (SC)  .  998 

SWIFT  CURRENT- 
MAPLE  CREEK  (Sask.) 

1968  — 

McIntosh,  Jack  (PC)  .  1,030 

1972  — 

Hamilton,  Frank  (PC)  .  11,500 

Johnson,  Merv  (NDP)  .  9,275 

Leith,  George  (L)  .  7,165 

Kouri,  Ted  (SC)  .  584 

Kieling,  Charles  (IND)  .  138 

TEMISCAMINGUE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Caouette,  R.  (RC)  .  5,932 

1972  — 

Caouette,  Real  (SC)  .  15,548 

Bergeron,  Jacqueline  (L)  .  6,722 

Banville,  Claude  (IND)  .  917 

Carpenter,  Charles  (NDP)  774 

Rioux,  Roger  (PC)  .  752 


460 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


TERREBONNE  (Que.) 


1968  — 

Comtois,  Joseph  R.  (L)  14,290 

1972  — 

Comtois,  Joseph  R.  (L)  24,901 

Meunier,  Guy  (SC)  .  13,128 

Cote,  Michel  (PC)  .  10,877 

Demers,  Pierre  (NDP)  — 4,019 

THUNDER  BAY  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Penner,  B.  Keith  (L)  . .  3,459 

1972  — 

Penner,  Keith  (L)  .  10,954 

Mutch,  Ike  ((NDP)  .  6,333 

Smith,  Harvey  (PC)  . . 5,095 

TIMISKAMING  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Peters,  Arnold  (NDP)  .  754 

1972  — 

Peters,  Arnold  (NDP)  .  11,327 

Duff,  Dick  (L)  .  7,768 

Guppy,  Alf  (PC)  .  3,317 

Breton,  Albert  (SC)  . .  718 

TIMMINS  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Roy,  Jean  R.  (L)  . 2,334 

1972  — 

Roy,  Jean  (L)  .  10,804 

Martin,  Murdo  (NDP)  .  9,819 

Hickey,  Bill  (PC)  .  2,997 

Cornelsen,  John  (SC)  .  770 

TORONTO-LAKESKORE  (Ont.) 
(Formerly  Lakeshore) 

1968  — 

Robinson,  Kenneth  (L)  2,097 

1972  — 

Grier,  Terry  (NDP)  14,692 

Robinson,  Ken  (L)  . 13,393 

Kupiak,  Dmytro  (PC)  .  9,003 

Massie,  Gordon  .  124 

Bedard,  George  .  102 

TRINITY  (Toronto,  Ont.) 

1968  — 

Hellyer,  Paul  (L)  .  7,765 

1972 

Hellyer,  Paul  (PC)  .  8,517 

Nicholson,  A.  (L)  .  8,334 

Boucher,  Edward  (NDP)  .  3,794 

Freed,  Norman  .  332 

Creig,  Rae  .  196 


TROIS-RIVIERES  (Que.) 


1968  — 

Mongrain,  J.  Alfred  (L)  .  7,085 

By-election: 

1971  (May  31)  — 

Lajoie,  Claude-G.  (L)  . —  1,193 

1972 

Lajoie,  Claude-G.  (L)  _  19,892 

Lemay,  Real  (SC)  . . 17,250 

Lesieur,  Edgar  (PC)  -  5,662 

Hebert,  Jacques  (NDP)  _  2,002 

VANCOUVER  CENTRE  (B.C.) 
1968  — 

Basford,  Ron  (L)  . . . 14,275 

1972 

Bastard,  Ron  (L)  . .  19,341 

McDonald,  John  (PC)  _  14,174 

Johnson,  Ron  K.  (NDP)  _  12,459 

Zambus,  Nicholas  (SC)  _  629 

August,  Arnold  _ _ _  76 

Dodge,  Ray  . 55 

Fedoruk,  Daniel  Ivan  _  46 

VANCOUVER  EAST  (B.C.) 

I^ggg  _ 

Winch,  Harold  Ed  (NDP)  ...  3,686 
1972  — 

Neale,  C.  Paddy  (NDP)  ......  13,524 

Minichiello,  John  (L)  . . .  8,687 

Balan,  John  G.  (PC)  4,582 

Stunder,  Walter  (SC)  613 

Rush,  Maurice  .  206 

Hyman,  Ian  R.  _  92 

VANCOUVER  KINGSWAY  (B.C.) 
1968  — 

Maclnnis,  Grace  (NDP)  4,766 

1972 

Maclnnis,  Grace  (NDP)  18,107 

Cherrington,  John  A.  (PC)  ...  6,752 

Bodnarchuk,  Ed  (L)  .  5,986 

Garner,  Faren  (SC)  .  752 

Turner,  William  John  .  211 

Alston,  Claire  .  67 

VANCOUVER  QUADRA  (B.C.) 
1968  — 

Deachman,  Grant  (L)  .  9,186 

1972  — 

Clarke,  Bill  (PC)  .  17,763 

Deachman,  Grant  (L)  .  15,004 

Nixon,  Nigel  (NDP)  .  8,369 

Garner,  Edith  (SC)  .  420 

Beebe,  Rupert  (IND)  .  180 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


469 


VANCOUVER  SOUTH  (B.C.) 


1968  — 

Laing,  Arthur  (L)  .  10,236 

1972  — 

Fraser,  John  A.  (PC)  .  17,762 

Gibson,  Gordon  (L)  .  14,549 

Howard,  Roger  (NDP)  .  11,145 

Jefferson,  Tony  (SC)  .  765 

Griffin,  Sean  .  102 

Hundal,  Rick  . _ .  44 

VAUDREUIL  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968  — 

Emard,  Rene  (L)  . . .  22,187 

1972  — 

Herbert,  Harold  T.  (L)  .  27,372 

Burley,  Jeannette  T.  (PC)  ..  11,477 
de  Csavossy,  Joseph-Andre 

(SC),  .  4,526 

Beausejour,  Michel 

(NDP)  .  3,610 

Theoret,  Andre  .  3,066 

Williams,  Walter  J.  (IND)  ...  329 

VEGREVILLE  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Mazankowski,  Don  (PC  ...  10,789 
1972  — 

Mazankowski,  Don  (PC)  .  19,440 

Voshansky,  Virgil  (L)  .  3,747 

Jonson,  Einar  Arnold  (NDP  2,639 

Goerzen,  Abram  (SC)  .  642 

Stenberg,  Neil  . 208 

VERDUN  (Montreal,  Que.) 

1968  — 

Mackasey,  Bryce  (L)  .  19,026 

1972  — 

Mackasey,  Bryce  (L)  20,943 

Vigneau,  Eddy  (PC)  .  7,622 

Lepine,  Eugene  (SC)  .  3,323 

Callaghan,  Gus  (NDP)  .  2,518 

Levesque,  Paul  .  239 

VICTORIA  (B.C.) 

1968 

Groos,  David  (L)  4,823 

1972  - 

McKinnon,  Allan  B.  (PC)  22,842 

Groos,  David  ( L)  12,269 

Hansen,  Flemming  (NDP)  ..  11,194 

Stretch,  Clifford  E.  (SC)  1,173 

Heffernan,  Daniel  Lewis 

(IND)  .  357 

Hall-Patch,  Michael  C.  280 


VICTORIA-HALIBURTON  (Ont.) 


1968  — 

Logan,  Dave  (L)  8,889 

1972  — 

Scott,  Bill  (PC)  .  18,450 

Walling,  David  R.  (L)  .  9,711 

Windatt,  Maurice  (NDP)  ...  3,826 

V1LLENEUVE  (Que.) 

1968  — 

Tetrault(  Oza  (RC)  .  2,002 

1972  — 

Tetrault,  Oza  (RC)  .  2,002 

Charest,  Gaston  L.  (L)  .  10,719 

Larocque,  Guy  (PC)  . . .  1,465 

Turgeon,  Fernand  (NDP)  ...  1,032 

WATERLOO  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Saltsman,  Max  (NDP)  .  396 

1972  — 

Saltsman,  Max  (NDP)  .  24,197 

Carroll,  Glenn  E.  (PC)  .  19,837 

Breithaupt,  Lou  (L)  15,577 

Gervais,  Regent  G.  (SC)  ...  140 

Grajower,  Jules  W.  P .  54 

WELLAND  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Tolmie,  Donald  R.  (L)  .  7,974 

1972  — 

Railton,  Victor  (L)  .  18,693 

Hodgson,  Kent  (PC)  . 11,982 

Cook,  Ronald  (NDP)  . .  7,256 


WELLINGTON  (Ont.) 


1968  — 

Hales,  Alfred  Dryden  (PC)  1,654 

1972  _ 

Hales,  Alfred  Dryden  (PC)  20,730 

Slinger,  Jake  (L)  .  11,022 

McCready,  Margaret  (NDP)  7,050 

Blythe,  Gareth  . 174 

Theriault,  Terry  . 67 


WELLINGTON-GREY-DUFFERIN- 
WATERLOO  (Ont.) 
(Formerly  Wellington  Grey) 


1968  — 

Howe,  Marvin  (PC)  .  87 

1972  — 

Beatty,  Perrin  (PC)  .  17,081 

Ross,  Allan  F.  (L)  . . .  11,641 

Francis,  Don  (NDP)  .  4,846 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


WESTMORLAND-KENT  (N.B.) 


19S8  — 

Crossman,  Guy  (L)  .  3,254 

1972  — 

LeBlanc,  Romeo-Adrien  (L)  14,749 

Leger,  Michel  C.  (PC)  .  8,108 

LaBossiere,  John  (NDP)  .  2,104 

Landry,  Henry  L.  J.  (SC)  1,381 

WESTMOUNT  (Montreal,  Que.) 
1968 

Drury,  C.  M.  (L)  .  25,172 

1972  — 

Drury,  C.  M.  (L)  .  24,052 

Meighen,  Michael  (PC)  ...  10,604 

Keaton,  Bob  (NDP)  .  5,159 

Foster,  Peter  . . .  290 

WETASKIWIN  (Alta.) 

1968  — 

Moore,  Harry  A.  (PC)  . .  10,208 

1972  — 

Schellenberger,  Stan  (PC)  19,350 

Barnhill,  A1  (L)  5,296 

Udenberg,  Lionel  (NDP)  3,975 
Goetz,  Alvin  (SC)  .  2,576 

WINDSOR-WALKERVILLE  (Ont.) 
1968  — 

MacGuigan,  Mark  (L)  .  5,000 

1972  — 

MacGuigan,  Mark  (L)  .  17,298 

Alexander,  Fred  (NDP)  14,632 

Quittenton,  Richard  C.  (PC)  7,158 
McDonald,  Edward  .  316 

WINDSOR  WEST  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Gray,  Herb  (L)  .  7,470 

1972  — 

Grey,  Herb  (L)  . 17,957 

Forder,  Paul  Kenneth 

(NDP)  .  13,119 

Gunning,  John  (PC)  .  5,441 

WINNIPEG  NORTH  (Man.) 
1968  — 

Orlikow,  David  (NDP)  .  963 

1972  — 

Orlikow,  David  (NDP)  .  15,926 

Radchuk,  Serge  (L)  .  11,150 

Steen,  Anne  (PC)  .  9,446 


Ross,  W.  C . . . .  587 

Waldman,  C.  Aili  . — _ —  114 


WINNIPEG  NORTH  CENTRE 


(Man.) 

1968  — 

Knowles,  Stanley  H.  (NDP)  3,557 
1972  — 

Knowles,  Stanley  H.  (NDP)  13,263 
Crockett,  Frank  W.  (PC)  ...  7,041 

Turner,  Norman  F.  (L)  _  6,984 

Hawryluk,  Wm.  (SC)  . 440 

Currie,  Don  . 195 

Carlson,  Barry  John  _  134 

WINNIPEG  SOUTH  (Man.) 

1968  — 

Richardson,  James  (L)  _  8,248 

1972 

Richardson,  James  (L)  .  25,501 

Robertson,  Boyd  (PC)  17,016 
Burrows,  James  G.  (NDP)  7,395 
Waldman,  Diane  Lynne  204 


WINNIPEG  SOUTH  CENTRE 
(Man.) 

1968  — 

Osier,  E.  B.  (L)  . 10,507 

1972  — 

McKenzie,  Dan  (PC)  .  25,554 

Osier,  E.  B.  (L)  .  20,738 

Moats,  Harvey  H.  (NDP)  ..  10,449 

YORK  CENTRE  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968  — 

Walker,  James  E.  (L)  .  12,142 

1972  — 

Walker,  James  E.  (L)  26,911 

Swadron,  Barry  (PC)  ...  19,099 

Copeland,  Michael  (NDP)  17,8*5 

Sparks,  Harold  (IND)  .  186 

Paxton,  George  .  153 

YORK  EAST  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968  — 

Otto,  Steve  (L)  7,159 

1972  — 

Arrol,  Ian  (PC)  .  18,729 

Otto,  Steve  (L)  18,050 

Beckett,  W.  Thomas  (NDP)  10,886 

Klee,  Janina  . . .  113 

Rowbottom,  Harold  .  103 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


■471 


YORK  NORTH  (Ont.) 


1968  — 

Danson,  Barney  (L)  .  8,331 

1972  — 

Danson,  Barnett  J.  (L)  .  28,333 

Roman,  Stephen  B.  (PC)  ...  26,018 

Reid,  Jim  (NDP)  .  11,104 


YORK-SCARBOROUGH 


(Toronto,  Ont.) 

1968  — 

Stanbury,  Robert  (L)  .  21,916 

1972  — 

Stanbury,  Robert  (L)  .  39,219 

Boyd,  Winnett  (PC)  .  37,335 

Warner,  Dave  (NDP)  .  16,615 

YORK-SIMCOE  (Ont.) 

1968  — 

Roberts,  John  (L)  . . .  2,812 

1972 

Stover. s,  Sinclair  (PC)  .  22,957 

Roberts,  John  M.  (L)  .  19,178 

Gustar,  Wally  (NDP)  .  8,046 

YORK  SOUTH  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968  — 

Lewis,  David  (NDP)  .  664 

1972  — 

Lewis,  David  (NDP)  .  14,225 

Appolloni,  Lucio  (L)  .  9,551 

Oostrom,  John  M.  (PC)  .  6,401 

Corkill,  Keith  .......... .  172 


YORK-SUNBURY  (N.B.) 


1968  — 

MacRae,  J.  Chester  (PC)  ...  4,402 
1972  — 

Howie,  J.  Robert  (PC)  .  20,274 

Dixon,  Ray  (L)  .  14,423 

Wallace,  Beverley  (NDP)  ...  3,741 

YORK  WEST  (Toronto,  Ont.) 
1968 

Givens,  Philip  G.  (L)  .  4,212 

1972  — 

Fleming,  Jim  (L)  .  22,270 

Scott,  Val  (NDP)  .  18,638 

Nusca,  Clem  (PC)  .  14,998 

Horwood,  David  (SC)  . .  238 

Bizzell,  John  .  167 

Daly,  Sean  .  84 

YORKTON-MELVILLE  (Sask.) 
1968  — 

Nystrom,  Lome  (NDP)  . .  2,522 

1972  — 

Nystrom,  Lome  (NDP)  .  15,998 

Potoski,  Stephanie  (L)  .  9,574 

Armour,  Don  (PC)  .  7,542 

Hoedel,  Harry  (SC)  .  425 

YUKON 

1968  — 

Nielsen,  Erik  (PC)  . 62 

1972 

Nielson,  Erik  (PC)  .  4,332 

Branigan,  Donald  W.  (L)  ...  2,633 

Kent,  Wm.  Harvey  (NDP)  .  951 

Giannelia,  Rainer  (IND)  252 


472 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS  SINCE  CONFEDERATION 


General  Elections  voting  for  the  House  of  Commons  have  been 
held  on  the  following  dates  :  — 


1867 — Aug.  7th  to  Sept  20th 

1872— July  20th  to  Oct  12th 

1874 — January  22nd 

1878 — September  17th 

1882 — June  20th 

1887 — February  22nd 

1891— March  5th 

1896 — June  23rd 

1900— November  7th 

1904 — November  3rd 

1908 — October  26th 

1911— September  21st 

1917 — December  17th 

1921 — December  6th 

1925 — October  29th 


1926 — September  14th 
1930— July.  28th 
1935 — October  14th 
1940— March  26th 
1945— June,  11th 
1949— June  27th 
1953 — August  10th 

1957—  June  10th 

1958 —  March  31st. 

1962—  June  18  th 

1963—  April  8th 
1965 — November  8th 
1968 — June  25th 
1972 — October  30th 


SUMMARY  OF  GENERAL  ELECTION  RESULTS 


The  following  is  a  summary  of  the  Dominion  General 
Elections  since  Confederation  showing  the  standing  of 
the  parties: 


1 867 — Conservatives — 
Liberals  — 

1872 — Conservatives — 

Liberals — 

1 874 — Liberals— 

Conservatives — 

1 878 —  Conservatives — 

Liberals — 

1 882 — Conservatives — 
Liberals — 

1887 — Conservatives — 
Liberals— 

1891 — Conservatives — 


Ont.,  46  ;  Que.,  45  ;  N.S..  3  ;  N.B.,  7— Total.  101. 
Ont„  36  ;  Que.,  20  ;  N.S.,  16  ;  N.B.,  8— Total,  80. 
Ont.,  38;  Que.,  38;  N.S.,  11,  N.B.,  7.  Mani.,  5; 
B.C.,  6— Total,  103. 

Ont.,  50  ;  Que.,  27  ;  N.S.,  10  ;  N.B.,  9  ;  Man.,  1  ; 
B.C.,  0— Total,  97. 

Ont.,  64  ;  Que.,  33  ;  N.S.,  17  ;  N.B.,  11  ;  Man.,  2  ; 

B.C.,  0  ;  P.E.I.,  6— Total,  133. 

Ont.,  24  ;  Que.,  32  ;  N.S.,  4;  N.B.,  5  ;  Man.,  2  ; 

B.C.,  6  ;  P.E.I.,  0— Total,  73. 

Ont.,  59  ;  Que.,  45  ;  N.S.  14  ;  N.B.,  5  ;  Man.  3  ; 

B.C.,  6  ;  P.E.I.,  5— Total,  137. 

Ont.  29;  Que.,  20;  N.S..  7  ;  N.B.,  11  ;  Man.,  1  ; 

B.C.  0  ;  P.E.I.,  1— Total,  69. 

Ont.  54  ;  Que.,  48  ;  N.S.,  15  ;  N.B.,  10  ;  Man.,  2  ; 

B.C.,  6  ;  P.E.I.,  4— Total,  139. 

Ont.,  37  ;  Que.,  17  ;  N.S.,  6  ;  N.B.  6  ;  Man.,  3  ; 

B.C..  0;  P.E.I.,  2— Total,  71. 

Ont  ,  52  ;  Que.,  33  ;  N.S.,  14  ;  N.B.,  10  ;  Man.,  4  ; 

B.C.,  6  ;  P.E.I.,  0  ;  N.W.T.,  4— Total,  123. 
Ont.,  40  ;  Que.,  32  ;  N.S.,  7  ;  N.B.,  6  ;  Man.,  1  ; 

B.C.,  0  ;  P.E.I.,  6  ;  N.W.T.,  0— Total,  92. 
Ont.  48  ;  Que.,  30  ;  N.S.,  16  ;  N.B.,  13  ;  Man.  4  ; 

B.C.,  6  ;  P.E.I.,  2  ;  N.W.T.,  4— Total,  123. 
Ont.,  44  ;  Que.,  35  ;  N.S.,  5  ;  N.B.,  3  ;  Man.  1  ; 
B.C.,  0  ;  P.E.I.,  4  ;  N.W.T.,  0— Total,  92. 


Liberals — 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


473 


1896 — Liberals — 

Conservatives — 

Independents — 

1 900 — Liberals — 

Conservatives — 


1 904 — Liberals — 

Conservatives — 

1908 — Liberals — 

Conservatives — 

Independents — 

1 9 1 1 —Conservatives — 

Liberals — 


Ont.,  43  ;  Que.,  49  ;  N.S.,  10  ;  N.B.,  5  ;  Man.  2  ; 

B.C.,  4;  P.E.I.,  2;  N.W.T.,  2— Total,  117. 
Ont.  44  ;  Que.,  16  ;  N.S.,  10  ;  N.B.,  9  ;  Man.,  4  ; 

B.C.,  2  ;  P.E.I.,  3  ;  N.W.T.,  1— Total,  89. 

Ont.,  5  ;  Man.,  1  ;  N.W.T.,  1 — Total,  7. 

Ont.,  35;  Que.,  56;  N.S.,  15;  N.B.,  9;  Man.,  2; 
B.C.,  3;  P.E.I.,  3;  N.W.T.,  4;  Yukon,  1  — 
Total,  128. 

Ont.,  54;  Que.,  7;  N.S.,  5;  N.B.,  5;  Man.,  3; 

B.C.,  2;  P.E.I.,  2;  N.W.T.,  0  —  Total,  78. 
Vacancy,  dual  representation  and 
Independents,  8. 

Ont.,  38;  Que.,  54;  N.S.,  18;  N.B..  7;  Man.,  7; 
B.C.,  7;  P.E.I.,  3;  N.W.T.,  7;  Yukon,  0  — 
Total,  139. 

Ont.,  48;  Que.,  11;  N.S.,  0;  N.B.,  6;  Man.,  3; 
B.C.,  0;  P.E.I.,  3;  N.W.T.,  3;  Yukon,  1  — 
Total,  75. 

Ont.,  36;  Que.,  53;  N.B.,  11;  N.S.,  12;  P.E.I.. 
3;  Man.,  2;  B.C.,  2;  Sask.,  9;  Aita,  4; 

Yukon,  1  —  Total,  133. 

Ont.,  48;  Que.,  11;  N.B.,  2;  N.S.,  6;  P.E.I.,  1; 
Man.,  8;  B.C.,  5;  Sask.,  1;  Alta,  3  — 

Total,  85. 

Ont.,  2;  Quebec,  1  —  Total,  3. 


Ont.,  72;  Que.,  27; 
Man.,  7;  Sask., 
kon,  1  —  Total, 

Ont.,  13;  Que.,,  37; 
Man.,  2;  Sask., 


N  S.,  9;  N.B.,  5;  P.E.I.,  2; 
1;  Alta,  1;  B.C.,  7;  Yu- 
132. 

N.S.,  9;  N.B.,  8;  P.E.I.,  2; 
9;  Alta,  6—  Total,  86. 


Opposition 


1921 — Liberals- 


P.E.I., 

B.C., 

N.S.. 

Sask., 


2; 

13; 

4; 

0; 


Independents —  Ont.,  1;  Que.,  1. 

1917— Govt.  (Unionist)  Ont.,  74;  Que. ,  3;  N.S-.  12;a),^B", 

Man..  14;  Sask.,  16;  Alta.,  11, 

Yukon,  1  —  Total,  153. 

(Laurier-Liberals)  —  Ont.,  8;  Que.,  62: 

N.B.,  4;  P.E.I.,  2;  Man.,  1; 

Alta.,  1;  B.C.,  0;  Yukon,  0  —  Total.  82. 
Ont.,  21;  Que.,  65;  N.S.,  16;  N.B.,  5;  P.E.I., 
Man.,  2;  B.C.,  3;  Alta.,  0 

Total.  117. 

Conservatives-  rLiberal-Conservative"  Party)-Ont.  37;  Que. 

0;  N.S.,  0;  N.B.,  5;  P.E.I.,  0;  Man., 
B.C.,  7;  Alta,  0;  Sask.,  0;  Yukon,  1  — 
Total,  59. 

Progressives —  Ont.,  24;  Que.,  0;  N.S.,  0;  N.B.,  1;  P.E.I.,  0, 
9  Man.,  12:  B.C.,  2;  Alta.,  10;  Sask.,  15 

—  Total,  64. 

Labour —  Man.,  1;  Alta.,  2  —  Total,  3. 

Independent —  B.C.,  1. 


4; 

Sask.,  1  — 


0; 


474 


Parliamentary  guide 


1 925 — Liberals — - 

Ont.,  12:  Que.,  60:  N.S..  3:  N.B..  1:  Man.,  t; 
BC..  3:  P.E.I..  2:  Sask..  15:  Alta.,  4  — 
Total  101. 

Conservatives — 

Ont..  68;  Que..  4;  N.S..  11;  N.B.,  10;  Man..  7; 
B.C.,  0;  P.E.I.,  0;  Sask.,  0;  Alta.,  3;  Yukon, 

1  —  Total,  116. 

Progressives — 

Ont.,  24;  Que.,  0;  N.S.,  0;  N.B.,  1;  P.E.I.,  0; 
B.C.,  0;  Sask.  6:  Alta..  9  —  Total.  24. 

Labour — 

Man.  2 

Independents — 

Que.,  1;  B.C.,  1  —  Total.  2 

1 926 — Liberals — 

Ont.,  23:  Que..  60;  N.S  2-  N.B..  4:  Man..  4; 
B.C.,  1;  P.E.I.,  3;  Sask.,  16;  Alta,  3  — 
Total.  116. 

Conservatives — 

Ont..  53;  Que..  4:  N.S..  12:  N  B  7;  Man.,  0: 
BC.  12;  P.E.I.,  1;  Sask.  0:  Alta..  1; 

v’ikon  I  —  Total  91 

U.  F.  Alberta- 

Alta.,  11. 

Progressives — 

Ont.,  4;  Que.,  0;  N.S.,  0:  N.B.,  0;  Man.,  4: 
B.C.,  0;  P.E.I.,  0;  Sask.,  5;  Alta.,  0  — 
Total.  13. 

Liberal-Prog. — 

Ont.,  2;  Que.,  0;  N.S.,  0;  N.B..  0;  Man.,  7; 
B.C.,  0;  P.E.I.,  0;  Sask.,  0;  Alta.,  0  — 

Total,  9 

Labour — 

Man.,  2;  Alta,  1  —  Total.  3. 

Independents — 

Que.,  1;  B.C.,  1  —  Total,  2. 

1930 — Conservatives — 

Ont.,  59;  Que.,  24;  N.S..  10:  N.B  ,  10;  Man., 

11;  B.C.,  7;  P.E.I.,  3;  Sask.,  8;  Alta.,,  4: 
Yukon,  1  —  Total,  137. 

Liberals — 

Ont.,  22;  Que.,  40;  N.S.,  4;  N.B.,  1-  Man.,  >; 
B.C.,  5;  P.E.I.,  1;  Sask.,  11;  Alta,  3  — 
Total,  88. 

U.  Farmers— 

Alta.,  9;  Ont.,  1  —  Total,  10. 

Progressives — 

Sask.,  2. 

Liberal-Prog. — 

Man.,  3. 

Labour — 

Man.,  2. 

Ind.  Labour — 

B.C.,  1. 

Independents  — 

Que.,  1;  B.C.,  1  —  Total,  2. 

Total  Members,  245. 

1935 — Liberals — 

Ont.,  56;  Que.,  55;  N.S.,  12;  N.B  9:  Ma>; 

12;  B.C..  6;  P.E.I.,  4;  Sask..  16;  Alta..  1 
—  Total.  171. 

Conservatives — 

Ont.,  25;  Que.,  5;  N.B.,  1;  Man.,  1;  B.C..  5; 
Sask.,  1;  Alta.,  1  —  Total,  39. 

Social-Credit — 

Alta.,  15;  Sask.,  2  —  Total,  17. 

C.C.  Feder'on— 

-  Man.,  2;  B.C.,  3;  Sask.,  2  —  Total.  7. 

Ind. -Liberals — 

Que.,  5. 

Liberal-Prog. — 

Man.,  2. 

Ind. -Consent. — 

Yukon,  1. 

GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


475 


Recons'tion — 
Independent — 
U.F.O.  Labour- 

1 940 — Liberals — 

National  Gov. 
(Conservative)— 

New 

Democracy — 
(S.C.) 

C.C.  Feder'on- 
Liberal-Prog. — 
Ind.-Liberals — 
lnd.-Conserv. — 
Independent — 
Unity -8a*k. — 
Unity 

Reform — 

1 945 — Liberals — 

Progressive 
Conservatives — 

C.C.F. — 

Social  Credits — 
Ind.  Lib  — 

Ind.  Prog. 

Ind.  C.C.F.— 
Independents — 
Bloc  Pop.  Can.- 
Labor 

Progressive — 

1 949 — Liberals — 

Progressive 
Conservatives — 


B.C.,  1. 

B.C.,  1. 

•  Ont.,  1. 

Total  Members,  245 

Alta.,  7;  B.C.,  16;  Man.,  14;  N.B.,  5;  N.S.. 

10;  Ont.,  55;  P.E.I.,  4;  Que.,  61;  Sask.. 

12.  —  Total,  184. 

B.C.,  4;  Man.,  1;  N.B.,  5;  N.S.,  1;  Ont.,  25; 

Sask.,  2;  Yukon,  1.  —  Total,  39. 

Alta.,  10.  —  Total,  10. 

B.C.,  1;  Man.,  1;  N.S.,  1;  Sask.,  5.  —  Total,  8 
Man.,  1;  Ont.,  2.  —  Total,  3. 

Que.,  3. 

Que.,  1. 

B.C.,  1. 

Sask.,  1. 

Sask.,  1. 

Total  Members,  245. 

Alta.,  2;  B.C.,  5;  Man.,  10;  N.B.,  7;  N.S..  8: 

Ont.,  34;  P.E.I.  3;  Que.,  54;  Sask.,  2  — 

Total,  125. 

Alta.,  2;  B.C.,  5;  Man.,  2;  N.B.,  3;  N.S.,  3; 

Ont.,  48;  P.E.I.,  1;  Que.,  1;  Sask.,  1; 

Yukon,  1  —  Total,  67. 

B.C.,  4;  Man.,  5;  N.S.,  1;  Sask.,  18  —  Total,  28 
Alberta,  13  —  Total,  13. 

Que.,  2  —  Total,  2. 

N.B.  1  —  Total,  1. 

B.C.,  1;  Que.,  4  —  Total  5. 

-Que.,  2  —  Total.  2. 

Que.,  1  —  Total,  1 

Total  Members,  245. 

Alta.,  5;  B.C.,  11;  Man.,  12;  N.B.,  7;  Nfld.,  5; 

N.S.,  10;  Ont.,  56;  P.E.I.,  3;  Que.,  66;  Sask., 

14;  Yukon,  1  —  Total,  190. 

Alta.,  2;  B.C.,  3;  Man.,  1;  N.B.,  2;  Nfld.,  2; 

N.S.,  2;  Ont.,  25;  P.E.I.,  1;  Que.,  2;  Sask., 

1  —  Total,  41. 

B.C.,  3;  Man.,  2;  N.S.,  1;  Ont.,  1;  Sask.,  5  — 
Total,  13. 


C.C.F.— 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Social  Credits —  Alta.,  10  —  Total,  10. 

Ind.  Lib.—  N.B.,  1;  Ont.,  1;  Que.,  1  —  Total,  3. 

Independents —  B.C.,  1;  Que.,  4  —  Total,  5. 

Total  Members:  262. 


-Liberals — 

Alta.,  4; 

B.C.,  8;  Man.,  8;  N.B.,  7:  Nfld, 

7; 

N.S.. 

10;  Ont.,  50;  P.E.I..  3;  Que., 

66; 

Sask., 

,  5;  Y.-N.W.T.,  2.  —  Total  :  170. 

Progressive 

Alta.,  2; 

B.C.,  3;  Man.,  3;  N.B.,  3;  N.S., 

1; 

Conservatives — 

Ont., 

33;  P.E.I.,  1;  Que.,  4;  Sask.,  1. 

— 

Total: 

:  51. 

C.C.F.— 

B.C..  7; 

Man.,  3;  N.S.,  1;  Ont.,  1;  Sask., 

11. 

Total 

:  23. 

Social  Credits — 

Alta.,  11; 

B.C.,  4.  —  Total:  15. 

Ind.  Lib.— 

Que.,  2. 

—  Total:  2. 

Independents— 

Que.,  3. 

—  Total:  3. 

L.  Lab. — 

Ont.,  1.  ■ 

-  Total:  1. 

Total  Members:  265. 

Progressive 

Alta,  3; 

B.C.,  7;  Man.,  8;  N.B..  5;  Nfld. .2; 

Conservatives — - 

N.S., 

10;  Ont.,  61;  P.E.I.,  4;  Que., 

9: 

Sask. 

,  3;  —  Total:  112. 

Liberals — 

Alta.,  1; 

B.C.,  2;  Man.,  1;  N.B.,  5;  Nfld, 

5; 

N.S.. 

2;  Ont.,  20;  P.E.I.,  0;  Que., 

63: 

Sask. 

,  4:  Y.N.W.T.,  2.  —  Total:  105. 

C.C.F.— 

B.C.,  7; 

Man.,  5;  Ont.,  3;  Sask.,  10. 

— 

Social  Credits — 
Independents — 
Ind.  Liberal — 
Lib.  Lab. — 


Total:  25. 

Alta.,  13;  B.C.,  6. 
Que.,  2.  —  Total: 
Que.,  1.  —  Total: 
Ont.,  1.  —  Total: 

Total 


—  Total: 

2. 

1. 

1. 

Members: 


19. 


265. 


1958 — Progressive 

Conservatives — 

Liberals— 

C.C.F. — 

Lib.  Lab.— 


Alta.  17;  B.C  18;  Man.  14;  N.B.  7;  Nild.  2; 
N.S.  12;  Ont.  67;  P.E.I.  4;  Que.  50;  Sask. 
16;  Yukon  1.  —  Total:  208. 

N.B.  3;  Nild.  5;  Ont.  14;  Que.  25;  N.W  T.  1.— 
Total:  48. 

B.C.  4;  Ont.  3;  Sask.  1.  Total:  8. 

Ont.  1.  —  Total:  1. 


Total  Members  :  265. 


1962 — Progressive 

Conservatives — 

Liberals — 

Social  Credits — 
N.D.P. — 

Lib.  Lab. — 


Alta.  '5:  B.C.  6:  Man.  11;  N.B.  4;  Nild.  1; 
N.S.  9;  Ont.  35;  P.E.I.  4;  Que.  14;  Sask.  16; 
Yukon,  1.  —  Total:  116. 

B.C.  4;  Man.  1;  N.B.  6;  Nild.  6;  N.S.  2;  Ont.  43; 

Que.  35;  Sask.  1;  N.W.T.  1.  —  Total:  99. 
Alta.  2;  B.C.  2;  Que.  26.  —  Total:  30. 

B.C.  10;  Man.  2;  N.S.  1;  Ont.  6.  —  Total:  19. 
Ont.  1.  —  Total:  1. 


Total  Members  :  265 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


477 


1963 — Liberals — 

Progressive — 
Conservatives — 

N.D.P. 

Social  Credits — 


Alta.  1;  B.C.  7;  Man.  2;  N.B.  6;  Nfld.  7;  N.S.  5; 

Ont.  52;  P.E.I.  2;  Que.  47.  —  Total  129. 

Alta.  14;  B.C.  4;  Man.  10;  N.B.  4;  N.S.  7; 
Ont.  27;  P.E.I.  2;  Que.  8;  Sask.  17;  Yukon  1; 
N.W.T.,  1.  —  Total :  95. 

B.C.  9;  Man.  2;  Ont.  6.  —  Total:  17. 

Alta.  2;  B.C.  2;  Que.  20.  Total:  24. 

Total  Members:  265. 


1 965 — Liberals — 

Progressive 
Conservatives — 


N.D.P  — 

R.  des  C. — 
Social  Credit — 
IndeDendent — 


B.C.  7;  Man.  1;  N.B.  6;  Nfld.  7;  N.S.  2;  Ont.  51; 
Que.  56;  N.W.T.  1.— Total:  131. 

Alta.  15;  B.C.  3;  Man.  10;  N.B.  4;  N.S.  10- 
Ont.  25;  P.E.I.  4;  Que.  8;  Sask.  17;  Yukon 
1— Total:  97. 

B.C.  9;  Man.  3;  Ont.  9.— Total:  21. 

Que.  9. — Total:  9. 

Alta.  2;  B.C.  3.— Total:  5. 

Que.  2. — Total:  2. 

Total  Members:  265. 


1968 — Liberals —  Alta.  4;  B.C.  16;  Man.  5;  N.B.  5;  Nfld.  1; 

N.S.  1;  Ont.  64;  Que.  56;  Sask.  2;  North¬ 
west  Territories  1. — Total:  155. 


Progressive 
Conservatives — 


N.D.P.— 

Ral.  CrSd. — 
Independent — 


Alta.  15;  Man.  5;  N.B.  5;  Nfld.  6;  N.S.  10; 
Ont.  17;  P.E.I.  4;  Que.  4;  Sask.  5;  Yukon  1. 
—  Total:  72. 

B.C.  7;  Man.  3;  Ont.  6;  Sask.  6.  —  Total:  22. 
Que.  14.  —  Total:  14. 

Ont.  1.  —  Total:  1. 

Total  Members:  264. 


1972 — Liberals — 

Progressive 
Conservatives — 


B.C.  4;  Man.  2;  Nfld.  3;  N.B.  5;  N.S.  1;  Ont.  36; 

P.E.I.  1;  Que.  56;  Sask.  1. — Total:  109 
Alta.  19;  B.C.  8;  Man.  8;  Nfld.  4;  N.B.  5;  N.S. 
10;  Ont.  40;  P.E.I.  3;  Que.  2;  Sask.  7;  Yukon 
1.— Total:  107. 


New  Democratic  B.C.  11;  Man.  3;  N.W.T.  1;  Ont.  11;  Sask.  5. 
Party — -  Total:  31. 

Social  Credit —  Que.  15. — Total:  15. 

Independent —  Que.  1. — Total:  1. 

No  political  Ont.  1. — Total:  1. 

affiliation —  „  ,  „. 

Total  members:  264 


47B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

(Revised  January,  1973) 


-J 

PROVINCE 

CL 

<D 

< 

Lib. 

P.C. 

n 

s.c. 

-6 

c 

t— 1 

o 

E-* 

o 

Alberta  . 

19 

19 

British  Columbia  . 

4 

8 

11 

23 

Manitoba  . __ . 

2 

8 

3 

13 

New  Brunswick  . 

5 

5 

10 

Newfoundland  . 

3 

4 

7 

Nova  Scotia  . 

1 

10 

11 

Ontario  . . 

36 

40 

11 

1 

[  88 

Prince  Edward  Island 

|  1 

3 

4 

Quebec  . 

56 

2 

15 

1 

74 

Saskatchewan 

i 

7 

5 

13 

N.W.T . 

1 

1  1 

Yukon  . 

i 

1 

TOTAL  . 

109 

107 

31 

15 

1 

1 

264 

PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


479 


OFFICE  OF  THE  REPRESENTATION  COMMISSIONER 

The  Office  of  the  Representation  Commissioner  operates  under 
authority  of  the  Representation  Commissioner  Act  (12  Elizabeth  II, 
Chapter  40),  in  which  Act  provisions  are  also  made  for  the  Repre¬ 
sentation  Commissioner  to  administer  certain  sections  of  the  Canada 
Elections  Act  (8-9  Elizabeth  II,  Chapter  39).  The  Chief  Electoral  Officer, 
in  the  exercise  of  his  powers  and  the  performance  of  his  duties  under 
the  Canada  Elections  Act,  is  responsible  to  and  acts  under  the 
direction  and  supervision  of  the  Representation  Commissioner.  With 
respect  to  readjusting  the  representation  of  the  provinces  in  the  House 
of  Commons,  which  is  done  after  each  decennial  census  by  ten  com¬ 
missions  (one  for  each  province)  established  under  authority  of  the 
Electoral  Boundaries  Readjustment  Act  (13  Elizabeth  II,  Chapter  31), 
the  Representation  Commissioner,  besides  being  a  member  of  each  of 
the  ten  commissions,  is  responsible  for  the  financial  administration 
of  such  commissions  and  for  providing  them  with  documents  showing 
the  distribution  of  population  in  each  province  and  setting  out  alterna¬ 
tive  proposals  respecting  boundaries  of  electoral  districts. 


REPRESENTATION  COMMISSIONER 


Representation  Commissioner  N.  J.  Castonguay 

Special  Assistant  A.  J.  Gravelle 


4GD 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


OFFICE  OF  THE  CHIEF  ELECTORAL  OFFICER 

The  Oflice  of  the  Chief  Electoral  Officer  of  Canada  as  such  was 
established  by  the  Dominion  Elections  Act  (S.C.  1920,  Chapter  46  — 
now  the  Canada  Elections  Act,  R.S.C.  1970,  Chapter  14,  1st  Supplement). 
Prior  to  that  time  the  Dominion  Elections  Act,  1874  (S.C.  1874,  Chapter  9) 
assigned  to  the  Clerk  of  the  Crown  in  Chancery  certain  of  the  duties 
now  carried  out  by  the  Chief  Electoral  Officer. 


PRINCIPAL  OFFICERS 
Chief  Electoral  Officer : 

HAMEL,  JEAN-MARC,  B.Com.,  M.Com.,  M.P.A.  B.  Feb. 
19,  1925  at  Lotbiniere,  Que.  S.  of  Lorenzo  Hamel  and 
Hermine  Leclerc  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Ste-Croix  de  Lotbiniere, 
Laval  and  Syracuse  Univ.  M.  July  11,  1953  to  Jacqueline 
dau.  of  Emile  Lapointe  of  Quebec  City.  Two  sons,  Pierre 
and  Denis.  Mem.  Civil  Service  Commission  1950-1964; 
Quebec  City  Local  Rep.  1950-53;  Asst.  Reg.  Dir.  for  P.Q. 
1953-57;  Personnel  Selection  Off.  1957-58;  Organization 
and  Classification  Officer  1958-60;  Asst.  Sect’y.  1960; 
Sect’y.  1960-63;  Co-Ord.  Language  Trg.  1963-64.  Dir. 
Administration  H.  of  C.  1964-65.  Asst.  Under-Secretary 
of  State  1965-66.  Apptd.  Chief  Electoral  Officer  June, 
1966.  Mem.  Hull  Richelieu  Club,  Cercle  universitaire  d’Ot- 
tawa,  Can.  Political  Science  Assn,  and  Inst,  of  Public 
Administration  of  Can.  Rel.:  R.C.  Address:  2376  Wyndale 
Crescent,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Executive  Assistant  to  the 

Chief  Electoral  Officer  .  G.  Fournier 

Assistant  Chief  Electoral  Officer  J.  P.  Dewis 

Chief,  Administrative  Services 
Chief,  Finance  and  Personnel 


J.  D.  Lavallee 

...  M.  Fauvelle 


PRESS  GALLERY 


481 


PRESS  GALLERY 

(Revised  February,  1973) 

Honorary  Life  Members  : 

Mrs.  EVELYN  TUFTS  Hon.  M.  GRATTAN  O'LEARY 

Life  Members  : 

C.  R.  BLACKBURN  ARTHUR  MCKENNA 

ALEX  HUME  JOHN  A.  STEVENSON 

NORMAN  M.  MACLEOD  WARREN  BALDWIN 

RAY  BROWN 


Honorary  Members  : 

MARCEL  GINGRAS  I.  NORMAN  SMITH 

"Le  Droit"  "Ottawa  Journal" 

CHRISTOPHER  YOUNG 
"Ottawa  Citizen" 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  EXECUTIVE 


President  :  JEAN-MARC  POLIQUIN 
"Radio- Canada" 

Secretary  :  PETER  REHAK 
"Montreal  Star" 

Past  President  : 
"CHCH-TV 


Vioe-Pres.  :  GAIL  SCOTT 
"C.T.V." 

Treasurer  :  MITCHELL  LYNCH 
"Canadian  Dow  Jones" 
GEOFF  SCOTT 
Hamilton" 


Directors  : 

STEWART  MACLEOD 
"Canadian  Press" 

SUZAN  REISLER 
"United  Press  International" 


PETER  WARD 
"Toronto  Sun" 

GEO  BRIMMELL 
"Southcrm  News  Service' 


PETER  THOMSON 
"Montreal  Star" 


ACTIVE  MEMBERS  :  Abra,  Robert,  C.B.C.  International  Service;  Bain, 
Geo,  Globe  &  Mail;  Balfour,  C.,  Globe  &  Mail;  Baxter,  Clive,  Financial 
Post;  Baxter,  Dennis,  C.B.C.  News;  Beckei,  Susan,  Canadian  Press; 
Bellemare,  Andre,  La  Presse  Canadienne;  Bembridge,  Mike,  Halifax 
Herald;  Best,  lack,  Canadian  Press;  Bird,  lohn,  Financial  Post;  Blakeley, 
Arthur,  Montreal  Gazette;  Bonhomme,  lean-Pierre,  Le  Devoir;  Bott,  R.O., 
United  Press  International;  Brown,  Clement,  Montreal  Matin;  Bruneau, 
Jean-Guy,  Le  Droit;  Burston,  Glen,  Newsradio;  Cahill,  Jack,  Toronto 
Star;  Calamai,  Peter,  Southam  News  Service;  Campbell,  Norman, 
Ottawa  Citizen;  Carrier,  Vicnney,  Globe  &  Mail;  Carruthers,  Jeff, 
Ottawa  Journal;  Chekuolis,  Algis,  Novosti  Press;  Chodes,  Robert,  Last- 
Post;  Collister,  Ron,  C.B.C.  News;  Connolley,  Greg,  Ottawa  Citizen; 
Cox,  Graham,  Canadian  Press;  Crane,  David,  Toronto  Star;  Cutler, 
Maurice,  MacLean-Hunter  Business  Publications;  De  Celles,  Louise 
Service  International,  Radio-Canada;  Derouin,  Jack  L.,  Canadian  CV 


402 


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temporary  News  System;  Desbarats,  Peter,  Toronto  Daily  Star;  Desjar¬ 
dins,  Marcel,  La  Presse;  Dick,  Ray,  Canadian  Press;  Doig,  John, 
Toronto  Daily  Star;  Doyle,  Donald,  Le  Soleil;  Drewery,  John  R.,  C.B.C. 
News;  Dugas,  N„  Le  Droit;  Errington,  Ralph,  Standard  Broadcast  News; 
Fisher,  Douglas,  Toronto  Sun,  CJOH-TV;  Garneau,  J.,  Radio  Canada; 
Godin,  Phil,  Newsradio;  Grace,  John,  Ottawa  Journal;  Griffin,  Eugene, 
Chicago  Tribune  Press  Service  Inc.;  Gueivandov,  Konstantin,  Pravda; 
Hay,  John,  Canadian  Press;  Herard,  Gilbert,  Radio  Mutuel;  Hull,  Robert, 
Windsor  Star;  Hutton,  William,  Ottawa  Radio  News  Bureau;  Ingraham, 
Bob,  Canadian  Press;  Jackson,  Richard,  Ottawa  Journal;  Jackson,  Paul, 
F.P.Publications;  Keeping,  Max,  C.T.V.  News;  Kelly,  Ken,  Canadian 
Press;  Kipling,  Bogden,  Financial  Times;  Lake,  Stuart,  Canadian  Press; 
Langdon,  Steven,  MacLean's  Magazine;  Lavoie,  Mike,  Toronto  Daily 
Star;  Lawrence,  Ken,  Standard  Broadcast  News;  Li,  Yueh,  Central 
News  Agency;  Loucks,  Peter,  CBC  News;  Lynch,  Charles,  Southam 
News  Service;  Lynch,  Mitchell,  Canadian  Dow  Jones;  MacCormack, 
Terry,  Maclean-Hunter  Business  Publications;  MacDonald,  Wayne,  Van¬ 
couver  Sun;  Mackie,  Richard,  Toronto  Sun;  Mackie,  Victor  J.,  Winni¬ 
peg  Free  Press;  FP  Publications,  MacLeod,  Stewart,  Canadian  Press; 
Mackenzie,  Arch,  Canadian  Press;  MacDougall,  Fraser,  Canadian 
Press;  Malkin,  Ben,  Ottawa  Citizen;  Margolin,  Nathan,  U.S.  News  5 
World  Report;  Mason,  Ken,  C.B.C.  News;  McIntosh,  David,  Canadian 
Press;  McKay,  John,  Broadcast  News;  McKeown,  Robert,  Weekend 
Magazine;  McNeil,  Gerard,  Canadian  Press;  Mitchell,  Tom,  Canadian 
Press;  Mollins,  Carl,  Canadian  Press;  Moore,  Sean,  Canadian  Contem¬ 
porary  News  System;  Moore,  Terry,  Montreal  Star;  Nelson,  Derek, 
Thomson  Papers;  Nelson,  James  Brian,  Standard  Broadcast  News; 
Nelson,  James  R„  Canadian  Press;  Newman,  Donald,  C.T.V.  News; 
Nikitin,  Vladimir,  Tass;  Pappone,  Rene,  Broadcast  News;  Parnaby, 
Taylor,  Newsradio  Ltd.;  Pelletier,  Damien,  Radio  Canada;  Phillips, 
Bruce,  C.T.V.  News;  Porter,  Ian,  Canadian  Press;  Price,  Geo,  C.B.C.; 
Reilly,  Peter,  Bushnell  Communications;  Reisler,  Susan,  United  Press 
International;  Robinson,  Wm.  S.,  London  Free  Press;  Rolfe,  John,  Globe 
&  Mail;  Smellie,  Geo,  Saskatoon  Star-Phoenix,  Regina  Leader-Post; 
Solomon,  Hyman,  Financial  Post;  Stevens,  Geoff,  Time  Magazine; 
Stursberg,  Peter,  Bushnell  Communications;  Tierney,  Ben,  Southam 
News  Service;  Tissington,  Farmer,  Thomson  Newspapers;  Turcotte, 
Claude,  La  Presse;  Turner,  Dan,  Canadian  Press;  Valois,  Donat,  La 
Presse  Canadienne;  Walker,  John,  Southam  News  Service;  Walz,  Jay, 
New  York  Times;  Waring,  Gerald,  Canadian  American  News  Service; 
Westell,  Anthony,  Toronto  Star;  Western,  Maurice,  Winnipeg  Free 
Press;  Wilson,  W.A.,  Montreal  Star;  Wills,  Terrance,  Globe  &  Mail- 
Young,  Barbara,  Wall  Street  Journal;  Zink,  Lubor,  Toronto  Sun 


LIBRARY  Cir  PARLIAMENT 


4B3 


THE  LIBRARY  OF  PARLIAMENT 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

The  Library  of  Parliament  serves  jointly  both  Houses 
of  Parliament.  It  is  under  the  direction  of  the  Parlia¬ 
mentary  Librarian  who  has  by  Statute  the  rank  of  Dep¬ 
uty  Minister,  and  who  is  responsible  directly  to  the 
Speakers  of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Commons  and  the 
Joint  Standing  Committee  on  the  Library  of  Parliament. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  LIBRARY  OF  PARLIAMENT 
Parliamentary  Librarian  : 

SPICER,  ERIK  JOHN,  C.D.,  B.A.,  B.L.S.,  M.A.L.S.  B. 
April  9,  1926  at  Ottawa.  S.  of  Clifford  Spicer  and  Violet 
Gundersen,  both  Canadians.  Ed.  at  Model  School,  Lisgar 
Collegiate,  Ottawa;  Kenmore  Sr.  H.S.,  Kenmore,  N.Y.; 
Victoria  Univ.,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  Univ.  of  Toronto  Library 
School,  School  of  Graduate  Studies,  U.  of  T.;  Univ.  of 
Michigan,  Ann  Arbor.  M.  July  4,  1953  to  Mary  Helen  dau. 
of  Dr.  and  Mrs.  W.  G.  Blair  of  Perth,  Ont.,  both  deceased. 
Two  children,  Erika  Anne  and  John  Blair.  Major  (retired), 
Governor  General’s  Foot  Guards.  Deputy  Librarian,  Ottawa 
Public  Library  1954-1960.  Mem.  American  Library 
Assn.,  Life  Mem.  Canadian  Library  Association,  Past 
Pres.  Ontario  Library  Assn.,  The  British  Library  Assn., 
Past  Pres.  Library  Assn,  of  Ottawa,  Past  Pres.  Institute  of 
Professional  Librarians,  Special  Libraries  Assoc.,  New 
York,  Institute  of  Public  Administration  of  Can.  Beta 
Phi  Mu  and  Phi  Kappa  Phi.  Life  mem.  Ottawa  Historical 
Society,  Ont.  Historical  Society.  Dir.  Can.  Writers’  Foun¬ 
dation;  Can.  Correspondent,  International  Centre  for 
Pari.  Documentation,  Geneva;  Can.  Correspondent  Pari, 
and  Administrative  Libraries,  International  Federation 
of  Library  Associations,  The  Hague.  IFLA,  Special  Li¬ 
braries  Section  Director  1967-73.  Parliamentary  &  Admi¬ 
nistrative  Libraries  Section,  Pres.  1973-75.  Can.  Library 
Assoc,  voting  delegate  to  meetings  of  the  International 
Federation  of  Library  Assocs.,  The  Hague  1966,  Toronto 
1967,  Frankfurt  1968,  Copenhagen  1969,  Moscow  and 


404 


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Leningrad  1970,  Liverpool  1971,  Budapest  1972.  Can. 
Library  Assoc,  alternate  delagate  to  Can.  Commission  for 
UNESCO  1972.  Mem.:  Royal  Canadian  Military  Institute, 
Toronto.  Exofficio  Mem.,  National  Library  Advisory  Board. 
Ottawa  Public  Library  Board  Trustee  1970-73.  Has  written 
for  library  and  other  periodicals.  Two  papers  published 
by  C.L.A.  Men.  of  the  R.C.A.F.,  R.C.I.C.  1944-45.  Library 
Service  Fellowship,  U.  of  Michigan  1953-54;  Canada  Coun¬ 
cil  Fellowship  1959.  Named  Parliamentary  Librarian  Nov. 
16,  1960.  Address:  2129  Killarney  Dr.,  Ottawa  K2A  1R4, 
Ont. 

Associate  Parliamentary  Librarian: 

FRAPPIER,  GILLES,  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  B.L.S.  B.  Feb.  13,  1931, 
at  Papineauville,  Que.  S.  of  Romeo  Frappier  and  Roma 
Robinson,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Papineauville,  Que.;  Petit  Seuni- 
naire  d’Ottawa;  Faculty  of  Philosophy,  Univ.  of  Ottawa; 
Univ.  of  Ottawa  Library  School;  Graduate  School  of  Library 
Science,  McGill  Univ.,  Montreal.  M.  Oct.  13,  1956,  to  Ger¬ 
trude  Mainville  of  Ottawa,  Ont.  Three  children:  Raymond, 
Robert  and  Joanne.  Librarian,  Baie  Comeau  Community  As¬ 
sociation,  Baie  Comeau,  Que.  1955-1957;  Branch  Librarian, 
Pulp  and  Paper  Research  Institute  of  Can.,  Pointe  Claire, 
Que.  1957-1959;  Librarian,  United  Aircraft  of  Can.  Ltd., 
Longueuil,  Que.,  1959-1963;Supervisor,  Engineering  Li¬ 
braries,  Canadair  Ltd.,  St.  Laurent,  Que.,  1963-1969;  Men. 
following  Committees  of  Special  Libraries  Assoc.;  Head¬ 
quarters  Operations,  Professional  Award  and  Hall  of 
Fame,  Rep.  to  Library  of  Congress  Liaison  Committee 
of  Librarians.  Mem.  Corporation  of  Professional  Libra¬ 
rians  of  Que.,  Canadian  Library  Association,  Association 
Canadienne  des  Bibliothecaires  de  Langue  Frangaise,  The 
Institute  of  Public  Administration  of  Can.,  the  Library 
Association  of  Ottawa,  Sec.  Treas.  Can.  Micrographic 
Society.  Past-Pres.  Montreal  Chapter,  Special  Lib.  Assoc. 
Former  mem.  Standards  Committee,  Special  Libraries 
Assoc.,  Past-Pres.  Junior  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Lon¬ 
gueuil  and  Baie  Comeau,  Que.  First  Canadian  elected  Pres. 
Elect,  Special  Libraries  Assoc.  June  1972.  Named  Asso- 


LIBRARY  OF  PARLIAMENT 


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ciate  Parliamentary  Librarian  Aug.  17,  1970.  Rel.:  R.C. 
Address:  423  Lapointe  St.,  Gatineau,  Que. 

FRAPPIER,  GILLES,  B.A.,  B.Ph.,  B.L.S.  NS  le  13  fSvrier  1931 
d  Papineauville,  QuS.  Fils  de  Romeo  Frappier  et  de  Roma  Robinson, 
tons  deux  Can.  fr.  Fit  ses  Studes  a,  Papineauville,  QuS.,  au  Petit 
Seminaire  d’Ottawa,  a  la  FacultS  de  Philosophie  de  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa, 
a  I’Ecole  de  BibliothScaires  de  I’Univ.  d’Ottawa  et  a  la  Graduate 
School  of  Library  Science,  Univ.  McGill,  MontrSal,  QuS.  M.  le  13 
octobre  1956,  a  Gertrude  Mainville,  d’Ottawa.  Trois  enfants:  Ray¬ 
mond,  Robert  et  Joanne.  BibliothScaire,  Baie  Comeau  Community 
Association,  Baie  Comeau,  QuS.  1955-1957 ;  BibliothScaire  de  suc- 
cursale,  Pulp  and  Paper  Research  Institute  of  Can.,  Pointe  Claire, 
QuS.,  1957-1959;  BibliothScaire,  United  Aircraft  of  Can.  Ltd.,  Lon- 
gueuil,  QuS.,  1959-1963;  Dir.,  Bibliotheque  de  genie,  Canadair  Ltd., 
Saint-Laurent,  QuS.,  1963-1969;  Dir.,  Bibliotheques  Scientifiques, 
Univ.  de  MontrSal,  1969-1970.  Mem.,  Corporation  des  BibliothS¬ 
caires  professional  du  QuS.,  Canadian  Library  Association,  Asso¬ 
ciation  Canadienne  des  BibliothScaires  de  Langue  Frangaise, 
Vlnstitut  d’ Administration  Publique  du  Can.,  I’ Association  des 
BibliothScaires  d’Ottawa,  SecrStaire-trSs.,  La  SociStS  microgra- 
phique  du  Canada.  Ancien  prSs.,  Chambre  de  Commerce  des 
Jeunes,  Longueuil  et  Baie  Comeau,  QuS.  Premier  canadien  elu  au 
poste  de  vice-prSs.  de  la  Special  Libraries  Assoc.,  juin  1972. 
NommS  BibliothScaire  parlementaire  associS  le  17  aout  1970. 
Rel.:  catholique.  Adresse:  423,  rue  Lapointe,  Gatineau,  QuS. 

Assistant  Parliamentary  Librarian 

—  Miss  A.  P.  Hardisty,  B.A.,  B.L.S. ,  M.L.S. 

Director,  Reference  Branch 

—  Miss  S.  Chiasson,  B.A.,  B.L.S.,  M.L.S. 

Director,  Cataloguing  Branch 

—  Miss  F.  Moore,  B.A.,  B.L.S. 

Director,  Research  Branch 

—  P.  A.  C.  Laundy,  A.L.A. 

Director,  Administration  and  Personnel 

—  A.  E.  Luxton,  C.D.,  B.A.,  B.Sc. 


4B6 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA 


(Revised  January,  1973) 

With  the  Province  of  Saskatchewan  formed  from  part  of  the  North 
west  Territories  by  Act  of  Dominion  Parliament,  1905,  (first  session,  10th 
Parliament,.  The  two  provinces  are  divided  by  the  meridian  of  110, 
west  from  Greenwich.  They  lie  between  British  Columbia  on  the  west, 
and  Manitoba  and  the  Northwest  Territories  on  the  east,  and  between 
the  International  boundary  at  the  49th  parallel  on  the  south,  and  the 
both  parallel  on  the  north.  From  north  to  south  each  province 
extends  7b0  miles,  or  as  long  as  from  the  mouth  of  the  Detroit  River 
to  the  mouth  of  the  Saguenay  in  a  straight  line.  The  area  of  the  two 
provinces  is  504,190  square  miles,  which  is  as  large  as  the  united 
a/e<?®.  V*.  Great  Britain,  France  and  Germany,  as  large  as  the  State' 
ot  Michigan,  Wisconsin,  Iowa,  Minnesota  and  the  two  Dakotas 
combined,  and  more  than  twice  as  large  as  the  six  New  England 
States  together  with  New  York,  New  Jersey,  Pennsylvania,  Ohio  and 
Indiana.  The  provisions  of  the  B.N.A.  Act  1867,  with  its  several 
amendments,  apply  to  the  new  provinces.  The  public  lands  became 
the  property  of  the  Province  in  1930.  under  the  terms  of  the  Transfer 
Agreement. 


Act  creating  Province  of  Alberta  came  into  force 
Sept.  1,  1905. 

Population:  (Census  of  1911),  374,000;  (Census  of 
1921),  588,000;  (Census  of  1931),  732,000;  (Census  of 
1941),  796.000:  (Census  of  1951),  936  556-  (Census  of 
1956),  1,123,116;  (Census  of  June,  1961),  1,332,000;  (Census 
June,  1966),  1,463,000;  (Census  of  1971),  1,628,000.  (Esti¬ 
mated  July,  1972),  1,656,000. 

Area:  land,  248,800  sq.  miles;  water,  6,485  sq.  miles; 
total,  255,285  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  Edmonton. 


LIEUTENANT  GOVERNOR 

MACEWAN.  HON.  JOHN  WALTER  GRANT,  B.S.A., 
M  S.  LL.D.,  D.U.C.  B.  Aug.  12,  1902  at  Brandon.  Man.  S.  of 
Alex  H.  MacEwan  and  Bertha  Grant  both  Scottish  Can.  Ed. 
at  Brandon,  Man.  and  Melford,  Sask.  schools,  Univ.  of 
Toronto  (B.S.A.)  and  Iowa  State  Coll.  (MS)  M  to 
Phyllis  dau.  of  Vernon  Cline  of  Churchbridge,  Sask  One 
rlau.:  Heather.  Professor  Univ.  of  Sask.  1928-1946  Dean 
of  Agric.,  Univ.  of  Man.  1946-51.  Alderman  City  of 
Calgary  1953-58  and  Mayor,  June  1963  to  Oct.  1965.  Past 


PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA 


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Pres.  Men’s  Can.  Club  of  Calgary.  Cand.  Federal  by-election 
for  Brandon  1951  and  def.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e. 
1955.  Chosen  Leader  of  Lib.  Party  of  Alta.  Nov.  1,  1958. 
Sworn  in  as  Lieutenant-Governor  of  Alta.  Jan.  6,  1966. 
Author  of  20  books  on  Western  Can.  History,  Agriculture 
and  Conservation.  Recipient  of  Hon.  Doctor’s  Degree  Univ. 
of  Alta.,  Calgary  and  Brandon.  Address:  Government 
House,  58  St.  George’s  Cr.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

Senior  Aide-de-Camp:  Lieutenant-Colonel  A.  G.  Lynch- 
Staunton,  C.D. 

Secretary:  Capt.  G.  A.  Johnston,  C.D. 


PREVIOUS  LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS 


George  Hedley  Vicars  Bulyea  1905-1915 

Robert  George  Brett  .  1915-1927 

William  Egbert  .  1927-1931 

William  Legh  Walsh  .  1931-1936 

Philip  Carteret  Hill  Primrose  1936-1937 

Colonel  John  Campbell  Bowen  1937-1950 

John  James  Bowlen  1950-1959 

J.  Percy  Page  .  1959-1966 


THE  LOUGHEED  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

THE  HON.  PETER  LOUGHEED, 

Premier  and  President  of  Council. 

THE  HON.  Dr.  HUGH  MacARTHUR  HORNER, 
Minister  of  Agriculture. 

THE  HON.  DONALD  ROSS  GETTY, 

Minister  of  Federal  &  Intergovernmental  Affairs. 

THE  HON.  LOUIS  DAVIS  HYNDMAN, 

Minister  of  Education. 

THE  HON.  GORDON  THOMAS  WILLIAM  MINIELY, 
Provincial  Treasurer. 

THE  HON.  CLARENGE  MERVIN  LEITCH, 

Attorney  General  and  Provincial  Secretary. 


48B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


THE  HON.  NEIL  STANLEY  CRAWFORD, 

Minister  of  Health  &  Social  Development. 

THE  HON.  Dr.  ALBERT  EDWARD  HOHOL, 

Minister  of  Manpower  and  Labour. 

THE  HON.  WILLIAM  JOHN  YURKO, 

Minister  of  the  Environment. 

THE  HON.  DAVID  JOHN  RUSSELL, 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs. 

THE  HON.  JAMES  LAMBERT  FOSTER, 

Minister  of  Advanced  Education. 

THE  HON.  WILLIAM  DANIEL  DICKIE, 

Minister  of  Mines  &  Minerals. 

THE  HON.  LEONARD  FRANK  WERRY, 

Minister  of  Telephones  and  Utilities. 

THE  HON.  Dr.  WINSTON  OSLER  BACKUS, 

Minister  of  Public  Works. 

THE  HON.  FREDERICK  HALIDAY  PEACOCK, 

Minister  of  Industry  and  Commerce. 

THE  HON.  CLARENCE  COPITHORNE, 

Minister  of  Highways  &  Transport. 

THE  HON.  Dr.  ALLAN  ALEXANDER  WARRACK, 
Minister  of  Lands  &  Forests. 

THE  HON.  HORST  A.  SCHMID, 

Minister  of  Culture,  Youth  &  Recreation. 

THE  HON.  WILMA  HELEN  HUNLEY,  (Miss) 

Minister  Without  Portfolio. 

THE  HON.  ROBERT  WAGNER  DOWLING, 

Minister  Without  Portfolio,  Responsible  for  Tourism. 

THE  HON.  GEORGE  TOPOLNISKY, 

Minister  Without  Portfolio,  Responsible  for  Rural 
Development. 

THE  HON.  JAMES  ALLEN  ADAIR, 

Minister  Without  Portfolio,  Responsible  for  Northern 
Development. 


PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA 


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OFFICERS  OF  THE  EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 
Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council  —  E.  M.  (Ted)  Mills 
Assistant  Clerk  —  Ian  Seph 


ALBERTA  ADMINISTRATIONS 

Hon.  Alex.  Rutherford,  Premier,  Sept.  2,  1905,  to  May  26,  1910. 
Hon.  A.  L.  Sifton,  Premier,  May  26,  1910,  to  Oct.  30,  1917. 

Hon.  Charles  Stewart,  Premier,  Oct.  30,  1917,  to  Aug.  13,  1921. 
Hon.  Herbert  Greenfield,  Premier,  Aug.  13,  1921,  to  Nov.  23,  1925. 
Hon.  John  Edward  Brownlee,  Premier,  Nov.  1925,  to  July  10,  1934. 
Hon.  Richard  Gavin  Reid,  Premier,  July  10,  1934.  to  Sept.  3,  1935. 
Hon.  William  Aberhart,  Premier,  Sept.  3,  1935  to  May  23,  1943. 
Hon.  E.  C.  Manning,  Premier,  May  31,  1943  to  Dec.  12,  1968. 

Hon.  H.  E.  Strom,  Premier,  Dec.  12,  1968  to  Sept.  10,  1971. 

Hon.  P.  Lougheed,  Premier,  Sept.  10,  1971  to  present. 


ALBERTA  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

Redistribution  gave  Alberta's  new  Legislature  75  seats.  It  consists 
of  75  constituencies  and  75  members,  elected  by  popular  vote.  Each 
electoral  division  returns  one  member. 

Members’  Sessional  Indemnity  (except  Speaker,  Deputy 
Speaker  and  Leader  of  Opposition)  $9,000  plus  $4,500 
expense  allowance  plus  $30.00  per  day  for  each  day  during 
the  Session  when  the  Member  is  necessarily  absent  from 
his  ordinary  place  of  residence,  both  tax  free. 

Speaker’s  Salary,  in  addition  to  Indemnity  and  expense 
allowance,  $8,000. 

Deputy  Speaker’s  salary,  in  addition  to  Indemnity  and 
allowance,  $5,000. 

Leader  of  the  Opposition’s  salary,  in  addition  to  Indem¬ 
nity  and  expense  allowance,  $22,000. 

Note:  Speaker,  Deputy  Speaker  and  Leader  of  Oppo¬ 
sition  also  receive  $30.00  a  day  for  each  day  during  the 
Session  when  they  are  necessarily  absent  from  their 
ordinary  place  of  residence.  In  addition  to  Sessional 
Indemnity  and  allowance  the  Premier  receives  $27,000 
and  other  Ministers  $22,000;  Minister  Without  Portfolio, 
$16,000. 


49  0 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1905. 


No 

of  Legis 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st 

Legis . 

1st 

Mar. 

15, 

1906 

May 

9,  1906 

2nd 

Jan. 

24, 

1907 

Mar. 

15,  1907 

1909 

3rd 

Jan. 

16, 

1908 

Mar. 

5,  1908 

4th 

— 

Jan. 

14, 

1909 

Feb. 

25,  1909 

2nd  Leqis.  . 

1st 

Feb. 

10, 

1910 

May 

26,  1910 

1 

2nd 

Nov. 

10, 

1910 

Dec. 

11,  1910 

[Mar. 

25, 

1913 

3rd 

Nov. 

30, 

1911 

Feb. 

16,  1912 

f 

4th 

— 

Feb. 

11, 

1913 

Mar. 

25,  1913 

J 

3rd 

Legis . 

1st 

Sept. 

16, 

1913 

Oct. 

25,  1913 

2nd 

Oct. 

7, 

1914 

[Oct. 

22,  1914 

3rd 

Feb. 

25, 

1915 

Apr. 

17,  1915 

May 

14. 

1917 

4th 

Feb. 

24, 

1916 

Apr. 

19,  1916 

5th 

— 

Feb. 

6, 

1917 

Apr. 

5,  1917 

4th 

Legis. 

1st 

Feb. 

7, 

1918 

Apr. 

13,  1918 

1 

2nd 

Feb. 

4, 

1919 

Apr. 

17,  1919 

[June 

23, 

1921 

3rd 

Feb. 

17, 

1920 

Apr. 

10,  1920 

r 

4th 

— 

Feb. 

15, 

1921 

Apr. 

19,  1921 

j 

5th 

Legis. 

1st 

Feb. 

2, 

1922 

Mar. 

28,  1922 

1 

2nd 

July 

25, 

1922 

July 

31,  1922 

1 

3rd 

Jan. 

23, 

1923 

Apr. 

21,  1923 

[May 

25, 

1926 

4th 

. 

Jan. 

28, 

1924 

Apr. 

12,  1924 

f 

5th 

Feb. 

19, 

1925 

Aug. 

6,  1925 

6th 

— 

Feb. 

11, 

1926 

May 

22,  1926 

1 

6th 

Legis . 

1st 

Feb. 

10, 

1927 

Apr. 

2,  1927 

1 

2nd 

_ 

Feb. 

2, 

1928 

Mar. 

21,  1928 

[May 

10. 

1930 

3rd 

Jan. 

31, 

1929 

Mar. 

20,  1929 

f 

ith 

Tan. 

30. 

1930 

Apr. 

3.  1930 

1 

7th 

Legis. 

1st 

......... 

Jan. 

29, 

1931 

Mar. 

28,1931 

2nd 

Feb. 

4, 

1932 

Apr. 

6,  1932 

3rd 

_ 

Feb 

9, 

1933 

Apr. 

11,  1933 

July 

22, 

1935 

nh 

. 

Feb. 

8, 

1934 

Apr. 

16,  1934 

5th 

_ 

Feb. 

7, 

1935 

Apr. 

23.  1935 

8th 

Legis . 

1  st 

Feb. 

6. 

1936 

Apr. 

7,  1936 

2nd 

. 

A  ug. 

22, 

1936 

Sept. 

1,  1936 

3rd 

Feb. 

25, 

1937 

Tune 

17,  1937 

4  th 

Aug. 

3, 

1937 

Aug. 

6,  1937 

5th 

Sept. 

24, 

1937 

Oct. 

5,  1937 

Feb. 

16, 

1940 

6th 

Feb. 

10, 

1938 

Apr. 

8,  1938 

7th 

Nov. 

15, 

1938 

Nov. 

22,  1938 

9th 

Legis . 

1st 

Feb. 

9, 

1939 

Apr. 

3,  1939 

2nd 

Feb. 

8, 

1940 

Feb. 

16,  1940 

3rd 

Feb. 

20, 

1941 

Apr. 

8,  1941 

PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA 


491 


No.  of  Legis 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

4th  .._ 

Ian. 

29, 

1942 

Mar. 

19, 

1942 

5th  . 

Feb. 

18, 

1943 

Mar. 

30, 

1943 

6th _ _ 

Feb. 

10, 

1944 

Mar. 

20, 

1944 

10th  Legis. . 

Feb. 

22, 

1945 

April 

26. 

1945 

2nd  . 

Feb. 

14, 

1946 

Mar. 

27, 

1946 

3rd  . 

Feb. 

20, 

1947 

Mar. 

31, 

1947 

4th  . 

Feb. 

19, 

1948 

Mar. 

31. 

1941 

llth  Legis. 

list  . 

Feb. 

17, 

1949 

Mar. 

29. 

1949 

Special  Session 

July 

4, 

1949 

July 

7, 

1949 

2nd  . 

Feb. 

23, 

1950 

April 

5, 

1950 

3rd  . 

Feb. 

22, 

1951 

April 

7, 

1951 

4th  . 

Feb. 

21, 

1952 

April 

10. 

1952 

12th  Legisl. . 

Feb. 

19, 

1953 

2, 

1953 

2nd . 

Feb. 

18, 

1954 

April 

8, 

1954 

3rd  . 

Feb. 

17, 

1955 

May 

12, 

1955 

13th  Legisl. 

1st  . 

Aug. 

17 

1955 

Aug. 

25, 

1955 

Special 

Session) 

Feb. 

9, 

1956 

Mar. 

29, 

1956 

2nd . 

Feb. 

14, 

1957 

April 

11. 

1957 

3rd . 

Feb. 

20. 

1958 

Apr. 

14, 

1958 

4th . 

Feb. 

5, 

1959 

April 

7, 

1959 

14th  Legis.  . 

1st  _ 

Feb. 

11. 

1960 

April 

11, 

1960 

2nd 

Feb. 

16, 

1961 

April 

12. 

1961 

Jrd . 

(Special 

Session) 

Nov. 

28. 

1961 

Nov. 

29, 

1961 

4th . 

Feb. 

15. 

1962 

April 

5. 

1962 

5th . 

Feb. 

14, 

1963 

Mar. 

29, 

1963 

15th  Legis . 

1st . . 

Feb. 

13, 

1964 

April 

15, 

1964 

2nd . 

Feb. 

18. 

1965 

April 

12. 

1965 

3rd  . 

Feb. 

17, 

1966 

April 

18, 

1966 

4th . 

Nov. 

16, 

1966 

Nov. 

17, 

1966 

5  th... 

Feb. 

9, 

1967 

April 

11, 

1967 

16th  Legis . 

1st . 

Feb. 

15. 

1968 

May 

2, 

1968 

2nd . 

Feb. 

13, 

1969 

May 

7. 

1969 

3rd . 

Jan. 

29, 

1970 

April 

15, 

1970 

4th  . 

Feb. 

11, 

1971 

Apr. 

27, 

1971 

17th  Legis . 

1st  . 

Mar. 

2, 

1972 

Nov. 

22, 

1972 

Dissolution 
July  7,  1944 

July  16,  1948 
jjune  28,  1952 

I 

JMay  12,  1955 

I 

I 

j-May  9,  1959 

JMay  9,  1963 
Apr.  14,  1967 


July  22,  1971 


492 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

Speaker:  HON.  GERARD  AMERONGEN 
Deputy  Speaker:  BILL  W.  DIACHUK 


NAME 


Adair,  Hon.  J.  Allen  _ 

Ameronqen,  Hon.  Gerard  . 

Anderson,  John  Victor  . . 

Appleby,  Frank  P. . . . 

Ashton,  John  Glyndwr . 

Backus,  Hon.  Dr.  Winston  O. 

Barton,  Dennis  M . 

Batiuk,  John  S.  . . . . . 

Benoit,  Edward  P . _ . .. . 

Bouvier,  Dr.  Damase  David  ... 

Buck,  Dr.  Walter  A.  . . . 

Buckwell,  Leighton  E . . . 

Chambers,  Thomas  William  . 

Chichak,  Catherine  . . 

Clark,  Robert  Curtis _ _ 

Cookson,  John  William  . 

Cooper,  Ashley  H . . . 

Copithome,  Hon.  Clarence  . 

Crawford,  Hon.  Neil  S . 

Diachuk,  Bill  W . . . 

Dickie,  Hon.  William  D . . . 

Dixon,  Arthur  J . 

Doan,  Clifford  Lawrence . 

Dowling,  Hon.  Robert  W . 

Drain,  Charles  D . . . . 

Farran,  Roy  Alexander  . 

Fluker,  Allison  Ira  . . . 

Foster,  Hon.  James  L . 

French,  C.  Keith  . . 

Getty,  Hon.  Donald  R . 

Ghitter,  Ronald  D. . _ . 

Gruenwald,  Richard  D . 

Hansen,  Donald  Alfred  . 

Harle,  Graham  L . . . 

Henderson,  James  D . . . 

Hinman,  Edgar  W . 

Ho  Lem,  George  . . 

Hohol,  Hon.  Dr.  Albert  E.  . 

Homer,  Hon.  Dr.  Hugh  M.  . 

Hunley,  Hon.  W.  Helen . 

Hyndman,  Hon.  Louis  D . 


CONSTITUENCY 

POLITICAL 

AFFILIATION 

Peace  River . ...... 

P.C. 

Edmonton  Meadowlark 

P.C. 

Lethbridge  East  . 

S.C. 

Athabasca  . 

P.C. 

Edmonton  Ottewell  . 

P.C. 

Grande  Prairie  . 

P.C. 

Lesser  Slave  Lake  . 

S.C. 

Vegreville . 

P.C. 

Hiqhwood  . 

S.C. 

Lac  La  Biche  -  McMurray 

IND. 

Clover  Bar  . 

S.C. 

Macleod  _ 

S.C. 

Edmonton  Calder  . 

P.C. 

Edmonton  Norwood  . 

P.C. 

Olds-Didsbury  . _ . . 

S.C. 

Lacombe 

P.C. 

Vermilion-Viking  . 

S.C. 

Banff  -  Cochrane  . 

P.C. 

Edmonton  Parkallen  _ 

P.C. 

Edmonton  Beverly  . 

P.C. 

Calgary  Glenmore  . 

P.C. 

Calgary  Millican  . 

S.C. 

Innisfail . 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Edson  . 

Pincher  Creek-Crowsnest 

S.C. 

Calgary  North  Hill  . 

P.C. 

St.  Paul 

P.C. 

Red  Deer  . 

P.C. 

Hanna-Oyen 

S.C. 

Edmonton  Whitemud  . 

P.C. 

Calgary  Buffalo 

P.C. 

Lethbridge  West  . 

S.C. 

Bonnyville  . 

P.C. 

Stettler  . 

P.C. 

Wetaskiwin  -  Leduc . 

S.C. 

Cardston  . 

S.C. 

S.C. 

Calgary  McCall  . 

Edmonton  Belmont 

P.C. 

Barrhead  . 

P.C. 

Rocky  Mountain  House  . 

P.C. 

Edmonton  Glenora  . 

P.C. 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS—  (Cont’d.) 


NAME 

CONSTITUENCY 

POLITICAL 

AFFILIATION 

Jamison,  William  Ernie  . 

St.  Albert  . 

P.C. 

King,  David  . 

Edmonton  Highlands  . 

P.C. 

Edmonton  Strathcona  . 

P  c 

Lee,  Calvin  Everett  . 

Calgary  McKnight  _ _ 

P.C. 

Leitch,  Hon.  C.  Mervin  . 

Calgary  Egmont  . 

P.C. 

Lougheed,  Hon.  Peter 

Calgary  West  . 

P.C. 

Ludwig,  Albert  W.  . 

Calgary  Mountain  View 

s.c. 

Mandeville,  Frederick  T.  ... 

Bow  Valley  . 

s.c. 

MaCrimmon,  Dr.  Donald  J. 

Ponoka  . 

P.C. 

Miller,  Douglas  . 

Taber-Wamer  . 

s.c. 

Lloydminster  . 

P  c. 

Miniely,  Hon.  Gordon  T.  W.  ... 

Edmonton  Centre  . 

v.c. 

Moore,  Marvin  E.  . 

Smoky  River  . 

P.C. 

Notley,  W.  Grant  . 

Spirit  River-Fairview  . 

N.D.P. 

Paproski,  Dr.  Kenneth  R.  H. 

Edmonton  Kingsway  . 

P.C. 

Peacock,  Hon.  Frederick  H. 

Calgary  Currie  . 

P.C. 

Purdy,  William  Frederick 

Stony  Plain  . 

P.C. 

Russell,  Hon.  David  J . 

Calgary  Elbow  . ~ . 

P.C. 

S.C. 

P.C. 

Sorenson,  Ralph  Andrew  . 

Sedgewick-Coronation  — 

s.c. 

Speaker,  Raymond  A . 

Little  Bow  . 

s.c. 

s.c. 

Stromberg,  Gordon  . - . 

Camrose  . . 

P.C. 

s.c. 

Topolnisky,  Hon.  George 

Red  wc‘.e: -Andrew  . 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Warrack,  Hon.  Dr.  Allan  A. 

Three  Hills  . 

P.C. 

Werry,  Hon.  Leonard  F . 

Calgary  Foothills  . 

P.C. 

Wilson,  Roy  G . 

Calgary  Bow  . 

s.c. 

Wyse,  William  Russell 

Medicine  Hat-Redcliff  . 

s.c. 

Young,  Leslie  Gordon 

Edmonton  Jasper  Place  ... 

P.C. 

Yurko,  Hon.  William  J . 

Edmonton  Gold  Bar  . 

P.C. 

Zander,  Rudolph  . 

Drayton  Valley  . 

P.C. 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 


Legend:  P.C.  —  Progressive  Conservative;  S.C.  —  Social  Credit; 
N.D.P.  —  New  Democratic  Party. 


CONSTITUENCY 


NAME 


PARTY 

AFFILIATION 


Athabasca 


Frank  P.  Appleby 


P.C. 


Banfi-Cochrane  . . 

Barrhead  _ _ 

Bonmyville  . . 

Bow  Valley  . . . 


Han.  Clarence  Copithome  „ 
Han.  Dr.  Hugh  M.  Homer 

Donald  Alfred  Hansen  . . 

Frederick  T.  Mandeville  .... 


P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

S.C.' 


Calgary  Bow  _ _ 

Calgary  Buffalo  _ 

Calgary  Currie  _ _ 

Calgary  Egmont  . 

Calgary  Elbow  . . . . 

Calgary  Foothills  . 

Calgary  Glenmore  _ _ 

Calgary  McCall  . . . 

Calgary  McKnight  _ _ 

Calgary  Millioan  . . . . 

Calgary  Mountain  View 

Calgary  North  Hill  _ _ _ 

Calgary  West  _ _ 

Camrose  _ _ 

Cardstom  _ _ 

Clover  Bar  _ 

Cypress  . . . . 


Roy  G.  Wilson  _ 

Ronald  D.  Ghitter  _ 

Hon.  Frederick  H.  Peacock 

Hon.  C.  Mervin  Leitch  . . . 

Hon.  David  J.  Russell  . 

Hon.  Leonard  F.  Werry  . 

Hon.  William  D.  Dickie  . 

George  Ho  Lem  _ _ 

Calvin  Everett  Lee  . . . 

Arthur  J.  Dixon  . 

Albert  W.  Ludwig  . 

Roy  Alexander  Farran 
Hon.  Peter  Lougheed 

Gordon  Stromberg  . . . 

Edgar  W.  Hinman  . 

Dr.  Walter  A.  Buck  . . . 

Harry  E.  Strom  . 


S.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

S.C. 

P.C. 

S.C. 

S.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

S.C. 

S.C. 

S.C. 


Drayton  Valley  _  Rudolph  Zander 

Drumheller  _  Gordon  E.  Taylor 


P.C. 

S.C. 


Edmonton  Avonmore  . 

Edmonton  Belmont  . _.. 

Edmonton  Beverly  _ _ _ 

Edmonton  Colder  _ _ _ 

Edmonton  Centre  . . 

Edmonton  Glenora  . 

Edmonton  Gold  Bar  . 

Edmonton  Highlands  . 

Edmonton  Jasper  Place 

Edmonton  Kingsway  . .... 

Edmonton  Meadowlark 

Edmonton  Norwood  . 

Edmonton  Ottewell  . 

Edmonton  Parkallen  . 

Edmonton  Strathcona  . 

Edmonton  Whitemud  . 

Edson  _ 


Hon.  Horst  A.  Schmid  . 

Hon.  Dr.  Albert  E.  Hohol 

Bill  W.  Diachuk  . 

Thomas  William  Chambers 
Hon.  Gordon  T.  W.  Miniely 

Hon.  Louis  D.  Hyndman  . 

Hon.  William  J.  Yurko  . 

David  King  . 

Leslie  Gordon  Young  . 

Dr.  Kenneth  R.  H.  Paproski 
Hon.  Gerard  Amerongen 

Catherine  Chichak  . 

JoEm  Glyndwr  Ashton  . . . 

Hon.  Neil  S.  Crawford  . 

Julian  G.  J.  Koziak  . 

Hon.  Donald  R.  Getty  _ 

Hon.  Robert  W.  Dowling  _ 


P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES — Cont’d. 


CONSTITUENCY 

NAME 

PARTY 

AFFILIATION 

Grande  Prairie  . 

Hon.  Dr.  Winston  O.  Backus 

P.C. 

Hanna-Oyen  . 

C.  Keith  French  . 

s.c. 

Highwood  . 

Edward  P.  Benoit  . 

s.c. 

Clilford  Lawrence  Doan  . 

P.C. 

Lac  La  Biche-McMurray 

Dr.  Damase  David  Bouvier  .. 

IND. 

John  William  Cookson  . 

P.C. 

S.C. 

John  Victor  Anderson  . 

s.c. 

Lethbridge  West  . 

Richard  D.  Gruenwald  . 

s.c. 

Little  Bow  . 

Raymond  A.  Speaker  . 

s.c. 

Lloydminster  . 

James  E.  Miller  . 

P.C. 

Leighton  E.  Buckwell  . 

s.c. 

Medicine  Hat-Redcliff  ... 

William  Russell  Wyse  . 

s.c. 

Olds-Didsbury  . 

Robert  Curtis  Clark  . 

s.c. 

Peace  River  . 

Hon.  J.  Allen  Adair  . 

P.C. 

Pincher  Creek-Crowsnest 

Charles  D.  Drain  . 

s.c. 

Ponoka  . 

Dr.  Donald  J.  McCrimmon 

P.C. 

Red  Deer  . 

Hon.  James  L.  Foster  . 

P.C. 

Redwater-Andrew  . 

Hon.  George  Topolnisky  . 

P.C. 

Rocky  Mountain  House  ... 

Hon.  W.  Helen  Hunley  . 

P.C. 

Sedgewick-Coronation  . 

Ralph  Andrew  Sorenson  . 

s.c. 

Smoky  River  . 

Marvin  E.  Moore  . 

P.C. 

Spirit  River-Fairview  . 

W.  Grant  Notley  . . 

N.D.P. 

St.  Albert  . 

William  Ernie  Jamison  . 

P.C. 

St.  Paul  . 

Allison  Ira  Fluker  . 

P.C. 

Stettler  . 

Graham  L.  Harle 

P.C. 

William  Frederick  Purdy  . 

P.C. 

Taber-Wamer  . 

Douglas  Miller  . 

s.c. 

Three  Hills  . 

Hon.  Dr.  Allan  A.  Warrack 

P.C. 

John  S.  Batiuk  . 

P.C. 

Vermilion-Viking  . 

Ashley  H.  Cooper  . 

s.c. 

Wainwright  . 

Henry  A.  Ruste  . 

s.c. 

Wetaskiwin-Leduc  . . 

James  D.  Henderson  . 

s.c. 

Whitecourt  . 

Peter  Trynchy  . 

P.C. 

496 


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BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

ADAIR,  HON.  J.  ALLEN,  (Peace  River).  B.  May  13, 
1929  at  Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of  James  Wilfred  Adair  and 
Beatrice  Shewfelt.  Ed.  at  Mayerthorpe,  Edmonton  and 
Athabasca  schools.  M.  Oct.  31,  1960  to  Joyce  Helen,  dau. 
of  Rev.  C.  Alvin  Johnson  of  Wetaskiwin,  Alta.  Three 
children:  Richard  Allen,  Catherine  Gloria  and  James 
Robert.  Sports  Dir.  and  Sales  Mgr.  CKYL  Radio.  Mem. 
Peace  River  Rotary;  Past  Pres.  Peace  River  and  Dist. 
Assoc,  for  Mentally  Retarded  68-70;  Sec.-Treas.  and  League 
Statistician,  North  Peace  Hockey  League;  Peace  Country 
Registrar  —  Alta.  Amateur  Hockey  Assoc.;  Past  Sr.  Coun- 
cellor  —  United  Commercial  Travellers;  Past  Pres,  and 
Past  Lt.  Gov.  Optimist  International.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio  Responsible 
for  Northern  Development  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  Pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  9634-83rd  Avenue,  Peace  River, 
Alberta  (Box  1074). 

AMERONGEN,  HON.  GERARD  JOSEPH,  Q.C.,  M.L.A., 
B.A.,  LL.B.  (Edmonton  Meadowlark).  B.  July  18,  1914  at 
Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Maximilian  W.  E.  Taets  v.  Ameron- 
gen  and  Maria  Waas  (both  dec.),  both  naturalized  British 
subjects.  Ed.  at  Regina,  Winnipeg,  Humboldt  and  Edmon¬ 
ton.  M.  Dec.  6,  1943  to  Elizabeth  Helen,  dau.  of  Col.  W.  S. 
Fetherstonhaugh  (dec.)  of  Calgary,  Alta.  Eight  children: 
Mary  Elisabeth,  Peter  Maximilian,  Margaret  Mary,  Monica 
Mary,  Helen  Mary,  Michael  Joseph,  Elisabeth  Marie  and 
John  Gerard.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Called  to  Alta.  Bar, 
1946.  Q.C.  1967.  Lieut  (ret’d)  Can.  Army.  Mem.  Govern¬ 
ing  Bd.  St.  Joseph’s  Hospital;  Can.  Youth  Hostels  Assoc.; 
Can.  Native  Friendship  Centre;  Can.  Bar  Assoc.;  Law 
Society  of  Alta.;  Bd.  of  Trustees  Can.  Native  Friendship 
Centre;  Alta.  Youth  Hostels  Council;  Alta.  Wilderness 
Assoc.;  Advisory  Bd.  Western  Catholic  Reporter;  Royal 
Glenora  Club;  Hillcrest  Club;  Alta.  Motor  Assoc.  Cand. 
Alta  g.e.  1963  and  1967  and  def.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Elected  speaker  March  2,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Address:  10236  Connaught  Drive,  Edmonton,  Alta. 


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497 


ANDERSON,  JOHN  VICTOR,  (Lethbridge  East).  B.  Aug. 
14,  1914  at  Medicine  Hat.  S.  of  Adam  Prunkl  Anderson, 
Hungarian  and  Eva  Will,  German.  Ed.  at  Southern  Alta, 
schools.  M.  Apr.  11,  1944  to  Louise  Bernadette  dau.  of 
Herman  Smith  of  Cooldale,  Alta.  Two  children:  Bernadette 
Fern  and  Wendy  Lynn.  Mem.  Elks  and  Cosmopolitan  Clubs. 
First  elected  to  Alta  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.  S.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  617  -  28  Street  South,  Lethbridge,  Alta. 

APPLEBY,  FRANK  PIERPOINT,  B.A.  (Athabasca).  B. 
Dec.  23,  1922  at  Stocks,  Alta.  S.  of  Ernest  William  Appleby 
and  Fanny  Mary  Tench,  both  British.  Ed.  at  Smoky  Lane, 
Alta.;  Vegreville,  Alta.;  Alta.  College,  Edmonton;  U.B.C.; 
Univ.  of  Sask.;  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Mount  Allison  Univer., 
N.S.;  Univ.  of  Alta,  and  Oxford  Univ.,  England.  M.  June 
24,  1959  to  Dorothy  Audrey,  dau.  of  Bryce  Harold  Minns 
of  Athabasca,  Alta.  One  child:  Brian  William.  A  High 
School  Student  Counsellor.  RCAF,  World  War  II.  Pres. 
Athabasca  Branch  Can.  Legion.  Served  Town  Council  of 
Athabasca  and  All  Saints  Parish  Council.  Member:  Can. 
Legion,  Unifarm  and  National  Farmers  Union.  First  elect¬ 
ed  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  Pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  Box  930,  Athabasca,  Alta. 

ASHTON,  JOHN  GLYNDWR,  B.  Comm.,  LL.B,  (Edmon¬ 
ton  Ottewell).  B.  March  31,  1935  at  Hanna,  Alta.  S.  of 
Norman  John  Ashton,  Engl,  and  Sophia  Jane  French,  Welsh. 
Ed.  at  Craigmyle  and  Red  Deer  Schools  and  Univ.  of  Alta. 
M.  Sept.  14,  1957  to  Annie  Jean  Helen  dau.  of  Alphonse  Noy 
of  Rosebird,  Alta.  Six  children:  Sofia  Jane,  Anna  Marie,  Ti¬ 
mothy  John,  Anita  Claire,  Matthew  John  and  Carla  Jean.  A 
barrister,  solicitor  and  notary  public.  Lieut.  Royal  Can. 
Naval  (R)  1958-63.  Trustee,  Salisbury  Roman  Catholic 
School  Dist.  105,  1966-69;  Dir.,  Alta.  Catholic  School  Trus¬ 
tees  Assoc.  1967-69;  Dir.  Sherwood  Park  Recreation  Bd. 
1966.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion,  K.  of  C.,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
Fraternity,  Sherwood  Park  Community  League,  Boy  Scouts 
of  Can.  and  Sherwood  Park  Medieval  Days  Assoc.  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  390  Evergreen  St.,  Sherwood  Park,  Alta. 


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BACKUS,  HON.  WINSTON  0.,  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P. 
(Grande  Prairie).  B.  Oct.  12,  1920  at  Ekeville,  Alta.  S.  of 
Percy  Lavern  and  Verna  Henrietta.  Ed.  at  Red  Deer  P.S., 
Kingswood  School,  England  and  London  Univ.  M.  (2) 
Aug.  11,  1971  to  Myrtle  Ruth,  dau.  of  John  Lowen  of 
Grande  Prairie,  Alta.  Seven  children:  (1)  Richard,  Robert 
and  Elizabeth;  (2)  Ried,  Wayne,  Myrna  and  Donald.  A 
Physician  and  Surgeon.  Major  RAMC  1948-1953.  Chairman 
Grande  Prairie  School  Bd.  1962-1966.  Ch.  Home  and  School. 
Mem:  Kinsmen,  The  Graduates  Assoc,  and  Allied  Arts 
Council.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Public  Works  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  Pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  10031-98th  Street,  Grande  Prai¬ 
rie,  Alta. 

BARTON,  DENNIS  M.,  (Lesser  Slave  Lake).  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Address: 
Slave  Lake,  Alta. 

BATIUK,  JOHNS,  (Vegreville).  B.  March  20,  1923  at 
Mundare,  Alta.  S.  of  Stefan  Batiuk  and  Catherine  Napora. 
Ed.  at  Mundare  schools.  M.  July  16,  1946  to  Rose  dau.  of 
Dmytro  Hrabec  of  Holden,  Alta.  Four  children:  Dennis, 
Sylvia,  Marlene  and  Eleanor.  A  farmer.  Mem.:  school  bd. 
1954  58;  Lamont  School  Div.  #18,  1958-67;  mem.  Municipal 
Dist.  of  Lamont  #82,  1963-67;  reeve  Cty.  of  Lamont  #82, 
1968  to  date;  Chairman  Alta.  School  Trustees’  Assoc.  1968 
to  date.  Pres.  Elk  Island  Region  School  Authorities  Assoc, 
since  1970.  Mem.  Prov.  Economic  Council  of  Asta  since 
1970.  Dir.  Mundare  Seed  Cleaning  Plant  since  1964;  dir. 
Beaverhill  Pioneer  Lodge  since  1964;  mem.  Mundare  B.P.O. 
Elks,  Exalted  Ruler  1965,  Mundare  Home  and  School 
Assoc.,  Farmer’s  Union  and  life  mem.  Mundare  Recreation 
Centre.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  146,  Mundare,  Alta. 

BENOIT,  EDWARD  PHILIP,  B.Th.,  (Highwood). 
B.  Nov.  26,  1918  at  Calgary,  Alta.  S.  of  Philip 

Francis  Benoit  and  Edna  Gertrude  Besse  both  Fr.-Am. 
Ed.  at  Aidrie,  Calgary  and  Blackie  rural  schools,  Ponoka 
High  School  and  5  years  Alta.  Bible  Coll.,  Calgary.  M. 


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499 


June  16,  1941  to  Mary  Elizabeth  dau.  of  Henry  C.  Chap¬ 
man  of  Calgary.  One  child:  Randolph  Edward.  A  minister 
of  the  Gospel.  Trustee  of  Alta.  Bible  Coll.  1942  and 
trustee  Pine  Lake  Christian  Camp  Assn.  1952.  Mem. 
Nanton  Civil  Defence,  Alta.  Motor  Assn..  Commonwealth 
Pari.  Assn,  and  Alta.  S.C.  League.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.: 
S.C.  Rel.:  Church  of  Christ.  Address:  P.O.  Box  40.  Nanton. 
Alta. 

BOUVIER,  DR.  DAMASE  DAVID,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  (Lac  La 
Biche  McMurray).  B.  March  27,  1929  at  Lac  La  Biche,  Alta. 
S.  of  Armand  Napoleon  Bouvier  and  Elizabeth  Dragon, 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Plamondon  School,  Bouvier  School,  St.  An¬ 
thony’s  Coll.,  St.  Joseph  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  Aug. 
23,  1952  to  Lorraine  Dolores  Tessier  of  Edmonton.  Seven 
children:  Diane,  Denis,  Claudette,  Bernard,  David,  Jac¬ 
queline  and  Monique.  A  physician  and  surgeon.  Councillor 
town  of  Lac  La  Biche  1960-63  and  Mayor  1963-67.  Mem.  K. 
of  C.,  Lions  and  Elks.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  by- 
election  Aug.  20,  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Ind. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address  P.O.  Box  510,  Lac  La  Biche,  Alta. 

BUCK,  Dr.  WALTER  ALEXANDER,  B.Sc.,  D.D.S.,  (Clo¬ 
ver  Bar).  B.  Dec.  16,  1930  at  Elk  Point,  Alta.  S.  of  Paul  Buck 
and  Ann  Stetsko  both  Can.  Ed.  at  primary  schools,  Heins- 
burg,  Alta.,  Ashmont  H.S.,  Camrose  Lutheran  Coll,  and 
Univ.  of  Alta.,  Edmonton.  M.  Aug.  16,  1956  to  Laura-Marie 
dau.  of  the  late  Bob  Simpson  of  Tilley,  Alta.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Moira,  David,  Lisa  and  Robert.  A  dentist.  Mem. 
staff  faculty  of  Dentistry,  Univ.  of  Alta.  Pres.  P.  &  B. 
Investments,  Fort  Sask.,  Alta,  and  dir.  North  Bay  Holdings, 
Cold  Lake,  Alta.  Mem.  Fort  Sask.  Golf  and  Country  Club 
and  dir.  Alta.  Curling  Assn.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis. 
g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  U.  C.  of 
Can.  Address:  34  Lowe  Ave.,  Fort  Saskatchewan,  Alta. 

BUCKWELL,  LEIGHTON  E.,  (Macleod).  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.: 
S.C.  Address:  P.O.  Box  69,  Fort  Macleod,  Alta. 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


scm 

CHAMBERS,  THOMAS  WILLIAM,  B.A.Sc.,  P’ENG  . 
(Edmonton  Calder).  B.  July  7,  1928  at  Port  Arthur,  Ont. 

S  of  William  Edward  and  Mary  Jane.  Ed.  Port  Arthur  Coll. 
Inst,  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  Dec.  22,  1952  to  Margaret 
Lenore,  dau.  of  Norris  Green  of  Lindsay,  Ont.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Steven  William,  Robert  Norris,  Joan  Maureen,  Susan 
Lenore.  A  Petroleum  Eng.-Consultant.  Mem.:  Alberta 
Assoc,  of  Prof.  Eng.,  Can.  Inst,  of  Mining  and  Metallurgy, 
Edmonton  C.  of  C.,  RCAF  Assoc.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  Pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address: 
14432  McQueen  Road,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

CHICHAK,  CATHERINE,  (Edmonton  Norwood).  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address: 
10224  - 129  Street,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

CLARK,  ROBERT  CURTIS,  (Olds-Didsbury).  B. 
July  2,  1937  at  Acme,  Alta.  S.  of  Curtis  Dishon  and  Ka¬ 
thleen  Taylor  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Acme  and  Carstairs  schools 
and  Univ.  of  Alta.  Married  and  has  one  son.  Farmer  and 
former  teacher.  Mem.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  B.P.O.E., 
and  Social  Credit  League.  First  elected  to  Alta  Legis.  at 
by-election  Nov.  30,  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and 
1971.  Min.  of  Youth,  July  4,  1966  to  1970.  Min.  of  Educa¬ 
tion,  Dec.  12,  1968  to  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  227  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton  6,  Alta. 

COOKSON,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  B.Sc.,  (Lacombe).  B.  Oct. 
29,  1928  at  Lougheed,  Alta.  S.  of  Herbert  Cookson,  Engl, 
and  Catherine  Brown,  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Cambridge  School, 
Lougheed,  Tees  School,  Banff  School  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M. 
June  23,  1956  to  Winnifred  Ann  dau.  of  Norman  S.  Doupe 
(dec.)  of  Wetaskiwin,  Alta.  Four  children:  Bruce  William, 
John  Gordon,  Robert  Warren  and  Sally  Ann.  A  farmer. 
County  Councillor  1964-71.  Cand.  Alta.  g.e.  1967  and  def. 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Protestant.  Address:  R.  R.  no.  3,  Lacombe,  Alta. 

COOPER,  ASHLEY  HORACE  CHOLWEL,  (Vermilion- 
Vicking).  B.  Feb.  6,  1905.  S.  of  Sextus  R.  P.  Cooper,  Anglo 
Can.,  and  Myrtle  L.  Harrower,  Scotch  Can.  Ed.  at  Vermilion 


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and  Camrose  Normal  School.  M.  Aug.  27,  1935  to  Islay 
Margarita,  dau.  of  Thomas  H.  Bothwell  of  Islay,  Alta 
Children:  Stewart  Ashley,  Donna  Claire  and  Lois  Elaine 
Editor  of  weekly  newspaper.  Officer  of  the  Vermilion 
Standard  Ltd.  Trustee  Vermilion  school  div.  Board  1949- 
1954;  Secty.  Treas.  Vermilion  town  school  board  1950 
to  present;  Secty.  Provisional  Board,  Senior  Citizens’ 
Home,  Vermilion  River  M.  D.  Mem.  Anglican  Church 
Vestry;  Vermilion  Masonic  Lodge;  Vermilion  Rotary  Club 
as  charter  mem.  and  Vermilion  Board  of  Trade.  Was 
pol.  cand.  g.e.  1955.  Apptd.  Deputy  Speaker  Feb.  28,  1964 
and  March  4,  1968.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  June 
18,  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  P.O.  Box  750,  Vermilion,  Alta. 

COPITHORNE,  HON.  CLARENCE,  (Banff-Cochrane).  B. 
Nov.  12,  1920  at  Cochrane,  Alta.  S.  of  Richard  Copithorne, 
Irish  and  Sophia  G.  Wills,  Can.  of  Scotch  descent.  Ed.  at 
Jumping  Pound,  Alta,  and  graduate  O.S.A.  M.  May  21, 
1946  to  Lillian  Irne  dau.  of  A.  M.  Robertson  of  Calgary. 
Six  children:  Don  Gordon,  Roy  Adam,  Margery  Y.,  Wendy 
Irne,  Jo-Ann  and  Susane  Lillian.  A  rancher.  Mem.  Calgary 
Exhibition  and  Stampede,  Western  Stock  Growers  Assn, 
and  Western  Stock  Growers  Ltd.  Past  pres.  Cochrane 
Light  Horse  Assn.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge  and  Old  Timers 
Assn.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Highways  &  Transport  Sept.  10,  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  (Apr.  15,  1970).  Former  Ind.  Rel.:  U.C.  of 
Can.  Address:  P.O.  Box  325,  Cochrane,  Alta. 

CRAWFORD,  HON.  NEIL  STANLEY,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Ed¬ 
monton  Parkallen).  B.  May  26,  1931  at  Prince  Albert,  Sask. 
S.  of  William  Francis  Crawford  and  Hannah  Hoen.  Ed.  at 
Humboldt  elementary  and  secondary  schools  and  Univ.  of 
Sask.  M.  Sept.  3,  1951  to  Catherine  May  dau.  of  J.  Percy 
Hughes  of  Netherhill,  Sask.  Six  children:  Scot,  Teresa,  Ian, 
Elaine,  Sandra  and  Robert.  A  lawyer.  Exec.  Asst,  to  P.M. 
1961-63.  Alderman  City  of  Edmonton,  1966-71.  Mem.  Can. 
Bar  Assoc.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Health  and  Social  Development  Sept.  10,  1971. 


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Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  227  Legislative 
Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

DIACHUK,  WASYL  BILL,  (Edmonton  Beverly).  B.  Oct. 
8,  1929  at  Vegreville,  Alta.  S.  of  Nick  Diachuk  and  Helen 
Drabit,  both  Ukranian.  Ed.  at  Two  Hills,  Alta.  M.  May  31, 
1952  to  Olga  dau.  of  Paul  Cymbaluk  of  Vegreville.  Six 
children:  Glenn,  Kenneth,  Douglas,  Theresa,  Brenda  and 
Lynda.  A  general  insurance  agent.  School  Trustee,  Edmon¬ 
ton  Separate  School  Bd.  1962-71.  Mem.  Lions,  Ukranian 
Professional  &  Businessmens  Club,  K.  of  C.,  Independent 
Agents  Assoc,  of  Alta,  and  Edmonton  C.  of  C.  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Chosen  Deputy  Speaker  March  2, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Ukranian  Catholic.  Address: 
10630  -  65  St.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

DICKIE,  HON.  WILLIAM  D„  (Calgary-Glenmore).  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  June  17,  1963.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1967  and  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Minerals  Sept.  10, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  4719-14A  St.  S.W.,  Calgary, 
Alta. 

DIXON,  ARTHUR  J.,  (Calgary  Millican).  B.  Dec.  1, 
1919,  at  Windlestone,  Co.  of  Durham,  England.  S.  of  John 
Wm.  Dixon,  and  Margaret  Anne  Mawson,  his  wife,  both 
Eng.  Came  to  Canada  in  1928.  Ed.  at  Okotoks,  Alta.  M. 
July  10,  1944,  to  Dorothea  J.,  dau.  of  T.  M.  Evans,  of 
Calgary,  Alta.  Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent.  Served 
in  R.C.A.F.,  Dec.,  1940  to  Mar.,  1946.  Was  cand.  for  Fede¬ 
ral  election,  in  1949;  and  by-election,  1951,  and  defeated. 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.,  Aug.  5,  1952.  Re-elected 
g.e.,  1955,  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Apptd.  Deputy  Speaker 
1955.  Apptd.  Speaker  March  26,  1963,  Feb.  13,  1964  and 
Feb.  15,  1968.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Christian  Science.  Ad¬ 
dress:  447  Brunswick  Ave.  S.W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

DOAN,  CLIFFORD  LAWRENCE,  (Innisfail).  B.  April 
27,  1905  at  Halkirk,  Alta.  S.  of  Joseph  E.  Doan  and  Caroline 
Johnson.  Ed.  at  Antler-Hill  P.S.,  Penhold  H.S.,  Agricultural 
Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  Oct.  16,  1929  to  Annie  dau.  of 
John  Skene  of  Red  Deer,  Alta.  A  retired  farmer.  Mem. 


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Red  Deer  County  Council  1945-71,  Reeve  1954-71.  Former 
Dir.  Alta.  Assoc,  of  Municipal  Dist.  Mem.  Reserve  Army, 
Alta.  Light  Horse  Cavalry  10  years  and  Sgt.  14th  Army 
Tank  Res.  10  years.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge,  Elks  Red  Deer 
and  C.  of  C.  First  elected  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  127,  Innisfail, 
Alta. 

DOWLING,  HON.  ROBERT  WAGNER,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  (Ed- 
son).  B.  Sept.  28,  1924  at  Camrose,  Alta.  S.  of  Harold 
James  Dowling  (dec.)  and  Emma  M.  Dowling,  both  Can.  Ed. 
at  Ohaton  Alta,  elementary,  Camrose  H.S.,  Univ.  of  B.C.  and 
Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  Sept.  6,  1952  to  Olga  Louise,  dau.  of 
Samuel  Yewchin  of  Elk  Point,  Alta.  Two  children:  Lori 
Shawn  and  Robert  James.  A  pharmacist.  Served  RCAF 
1942-45  rank  of  F.O.  Past.  Pres.  Jasper  C.  of  C.  Chairman 
Jasper  Park  School  Bd.  Vice-Pres.  Can.  Legion  Br.  31, 
Jasper.  Mem.  Jasper  Park  Hospital  Bd.  Pharmacy  Rep. 
E.M.  Organization  Jasper.  Mem.  Kiwanis,  Masonic  Lodge, 
Boy  Scout  Committee,  Anglican  Church  Vestry,  Jasper 
Park  Ski  Club  and  Jasper  Air  Cadet  Group  Committee. 
First  elected  to  Alta  Legis.  by-election  Oct.  28,  1969.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Porfolio  Responsible 
for  Tourism  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  370,  825  Geikie  St.,  Jasper,  Alta. 

DRAIN,  CHARLES  DUNCAN,  (Pincher  Creek-Crows- 
nest).  B.  Jan.  24,  1913  at  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  U.S.A.  S. 
of  Charles  Duncan  Crain  and  Josephine  Albart  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  Blairmore,  Alta.  M.  Oct.  24,  1940  to  Mary  Ann 
dau.  of  Michael  Michalsky  of  Burmis,  Alta.  Four  children: 
James  Charles,  Edmond,  Duncan  Clair  and  Douglas 
Michael.  An  accountant.  A  town  councillor.  Operated 
lumber  mfg.  plant  25  years  and  general  contracting  busi¬ 
ness  15  years.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1967. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
P.O.  Box  336.  Blairmore,  Alta. 

FARRAN,  ROY  ALEXANDER,  (Calgary  North  Hill).  B. 
Jan.  21,  1921.  S.  of  Stephen  Francis  and  Minnie  Farran, 
both  British.  Ed.  at  Bishop  Cotton  School,  Simla,  India  and 


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Royal  Military  Coll.,  Sandhurst,  England.  M.  Aug.  24,  1950 
to  Ruth  Harvie  dau.  of  William  Ardern  of  Calgary'.  Four 
children:  Sally,  Peter,  Teresa  and  David.  An  author.  Aider- 
man  City  of  Calgary  1961-71.  Major  British  Army,  retired 
1948.  Decorations:  D.S.O.,  M.C.  and  two  bars,  U.S.  Legion 
of  Merit  and  French  Croix  de  Guerre  with  Palm.  Mem. 
Glencoe  Club,  Calgary  and  Cavalry  Club,  London.  Conser¬ 
vative  cand.  British  g.e.  1950  and  def.  Ind.  Cons.  cand. 
Alta.  g.e.  1959  and  def.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  R.R.  no.: 
3,  Calgary,  Alta. 

FLUKER,  ALLISON  IRA,  (St.  Paul).  First  elected  to 
Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  St.  Paul, 
Alta. 

FOSTER,  HON.  JAMES  L.,  (Red  Deer).  First  elected  to 
Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Advanced  Education 
Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg., 
Edmonton,  Alta. 

FRENCH,  CLINTON  KEITH,  B.Sc.,  (Hanna-Oyen). 
B.  Dec.  24,  1907.  S.  of  Victor  Coleman  French  and  Eva 
Cooper,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Public  and  High  Schools  at 
Wetaskiwin  and  Univ.  of  Alta.,  (B.Sc.  1931).  M.  June  9, 
1938  to  Lillian  Bertha,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  0.  Ander¬ 
son  of  Glen  Park,  Alta.  A  druggist.  Councillor  of  town 
of  Hanna  1948-1957;  mayor  1958.  Mem.  B.P.O.  Elks, 
Masonic  Lodge;  Grand  Exalted  Ruler  B.P.O.  Elks  of  Can. 
1950.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  June  18,  1959 
Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  Hanna,  Alta. 

GETTY,  HON.  DONALD  ROSS,  B.A.  (Edmonton  White- 
mud).  B.  Aug.  30,  1933  at  Westmount,  Que.  S.  of  Charles 
Ross  Getty  and  Beatrice  Hampton  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of 
Western  Ont.,  London,  Ont.  M.  June  18,  1955  to  Margaret 
Inez  dau.  of  W.  C.  Mitchell  (dec.)  of  London,  Ont.  Four 
children:  Dale,  David,  Darin  and  Derek.  An  investment 
counsellor  and  oil  consultant.  Dir.  Edmonton  Eskimo 
Football  Club.  Mem.  Derrick  Golf  &  Winter  Club,  Ed- 


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monton  Petroleum  Club  and  Kappa  Alpha  Fraternity. 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Federal  &  Intergovernmental  Affairs  Sept. 
10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  U.  C.  Address:  9230  -  159th 
Street,  Edmonton  52,  Alta. 

GHITTER,  RON  DAVID,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  (Calgary  Buffalo). 
B.  Aug.  22,  1935  at  Calgary.  S.  of  Louis  Ghitter,  Roumanian 
and  Betty  Kronick,  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  to  Jean¬ 
nette  dau.  of  Cyril  Longster  of  Calgary.  One  child:  Corrine 
Louise.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  Toastmasters.  First  elected  to 
Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Jewish. 
Address:  1701  -  733  -  14th  Ave.  S.W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

GRUENWALD,  RICHARD  DAVID,  (Lethbridge  West). 
B.  Jan.  22,  1917  at  Warner,  Alta.  S.  of  George  Frank  Gruen- 
wald  and  Lucy  Kolegraff,  both  German-American.  Ed.  at 
Warner,  Alta,  schools.  M.  Oct.  9,  1939  to  Cecilia  Elnora  dau. 
of  John  E.  Cody  of  Milk  River,  Alta.  Eight  children:  Karen 
A.,  Dennis  J.,  Lois,  James  R.,  Gerald  G.,  Thomas  E.,  Marie  A. 
and  Diane  L.  (dec.)  An  insurance  agent.  Mem.  School  Bd. 
1950-71,  Chairman  1952-54  and  1967-69.  Pres.  Can.  Catholic 
School  Trustees  Assoc.  1961-62.  Pres.  Alta.  School  Trustees 
1968-70.  Board  Mem.  Lethbridge  Community  Coll.  1967-71. 
Mem.  Bd.  Prov.  Schools  of  Agric.  1968-71.  Mem.  Kiwanis, 
K.  of  C.  and  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  720  -  14th 
St.  S.,  Lethbridge,  Alta. 

HANSEN,  DONALD  ALFRED  (Bonnyville).  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address: 
Ardmore,  Alta. 

HARLE,  GRAHAM  LISLE,  B.Sc.,  LL.B.  (Stettler).  B. 
Dec.  9,  1931  at  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  England.  S.  of  James 
Alfred  Harle  (dec.)  and  Constance  Balfour.  Ed.  at  Bow 
School,  Durham,  England;  Denstone  College,  Uttoxeter, 
England;  Univ.  H.S.,  Edmonton,  Alta.;  Univ.  of  Alta., 
Edmonton.  M.  to  Patricia  Ruth,  dau.  of  Philip  T.  May 
(dec.)  of  Wainwright.  One  child:  Robert  William.  A 


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Lawyer.  Mem.:  Kinsmen  Club  of  Stettler.  First  elected  to 
Alta.  Legis.  By-election  Feb.  14,  1971.  Party  Pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Box  430,  Stettler,  Alberta. 

HENDERSON,  JAMES  DOUGLAS,  B.Sc.  (Wetaskiwin- 
Leduc).  B.  Jan.  2,  1927  at  Okotoks,  Alta.  S.  of  William  Peter 
and  Edith  Myrtle  Her  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Black  Diamond  and 
Turner  Valley  Alta.  Public  Schools,  Mount  Royal  Coll., 
Calgary  and  Univ.  of  Alta,  Edmonton.  M.  July  16,  1949 
to  Pamela  Agnes  Margaret  dau.  of  L.  M.  Bourne  of 
Lloydminster,  Alta.  Six  children:  Bruce,  Kathleen,  Dou¬ 
glas,  Margaret,  Elizabeth  and  Mary.  A  petroleum  engineer. 
Councillor  and  Mayor  Town  of  Devon,  1958-64.  Mem.  of 
Professional  Engineering  Assn,  since  1957.  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min. 
of  Health  May  20,  1969  to  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Cath¬ 
olic.  Address:  318  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton  6,  Alta. 

HINMAN,  EDGAR  W.,  B.A.,  M.A.,  (Cardston).  B.  Aug. 
29,  1906  at  Cardston,  Alta.  S.  of  Scott  Hinman  and  Susan 
Wynder.  Ed.  at  Cardston,  Calgary,  Edmonton  and  Utah. 
M.  July  9,  1931  to  Della  dau.  of  Charles  Findlay  of  Mountain 
View,  Alta.  Four  children:  LaRene  (Mrs.  Douglas  Steed), 
Nolan,  Neila  (Mrs.  Ronald  Davidson)  and  Susan  (Mrs. 
Gerald  L-avitt).  A  rancher.  Mem.  Lions.  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.  1955,  1959  and  1963. 
Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  1954  55  and  Prov.  Treas.  1955  64. 
Not  a  cand.  g.e.  1987.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C. 
Rel.:  Latter  Day  Saint.  Address:  717  Stafford  Dr.,  Leth¬ 
bridge,  Alta. 

HO  LEM,  GEORGE,  (Calgary  McCall).  First  elected  to 
Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Address:  439  -  16 
Avenue  N.W.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

HOHOL,  HON.  Dr.  EDWARD  ALBERT,  B.Ed.,  M.Ed., 
Ph.D.,  (Edmonton  Belmont).  B.  Dec.  27,  1922  at  Two  Hills, 
Alta.  S.  of  George  Harry  Hohoi  and  Mary  Hohol,  both 
Ukrainian.  Ed.  at  Two  Hills  elementary  and  high  schools, 
Univ.  of  Alta,  and  Univ.  of  Oregon.  M.  Sept.  1,  1946  to 


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Katherine  dau.  of  John  Chrapko  of  Vegreville,  Alta.  Two 
children:  Milton  David  and  Barbara.  Teacher  and 
principal  Clover  Bar  Div.  1947-55;  School  principal, 
Two  Hills,  1955-57;  Asst.  principal,  West  Jasper 
Place  School  Div.  1957-59;  Superintendent-Jr.  H.S. 
&  Special  Services,  West  Jasper  Place  1959  60;  Admin. 
Asst.  West  Jasper  Place  School  Div.  1963-64;  Asst.  Super¬ 
intendent-Pupil  Personnel  Services,  Edmonton  P.S.Bd. 
1964-68;  Assoc.  Superintendent-Educational  Admin.  1969- 
71.  Served  R.C.A.F.  World  War  II.  Mem.  Education  Society 
and  Phi  Delta  Kappa.  Exec.  Mem.  Can.  Mental  Health 
Assoc,  since  1969;  mem.  Bd.  of  Governors  Alta.  Coll,  since 
1968;  mem.  H.R.D.A.  Comm,  on  Misuse  of  Drugs  and  Nar¬ 
cotics  since  1969;  mem.  Prov.  Advisory  Comm,  on  Juvenile 
Delinquency  1968-70;  Chairman  Program  Planning  Comm. 
Juvenile  Corrections  Implementation  Comm.  1968-70;  Pro¬ 
gram  Chairman  Boy’s  Club  of  Edmonton  1969-72  and  Super¬ 
intendent  Sunday  School  1970-71  and  previously  on  Bd.  of 
Stewarts  Robertson  United  Church.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Manpower  and  Labour 
Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Legislative  Building,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

HORNER,  HON.  Dr.  HUGH  MACARTHUR,  B.A.,  M.D., 
(Barrhead).  B.  Feb.  1, 1925  at  Blaine  Lake,  Sask.  S.  of  Ralph 
Byron  Horner  (Irish)  and  Mae  Macarthur  (Scotch).  Ed. 
at  High  School,  Blaine  Lake,  Sask.,  B.A.  Univ.  of  Sask., 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Western  Ont.  Degrees:  B.A.,  M.D.  M.  Aug. 
14,  1947,  to  Jean  Claire,  dau.  of  Dr.  and  Mrs.  C.  A.  Find¬ 
lay,  of  Calgary,  Alta.  Five  children:  Richard,  Bruce,  David, 
Donald  and  Douglas.  Psysician  and  Surgeon.  Former 
Pres.  Barrhead  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Dir.  Alta.  Cham¬ 
ber  of  Commerce.  Mem.  Can.  Legion  and  Kinsmen  Club. 
First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962, 
1963  and  1965.  Resigned  May  9,  1967.  First  elected  to 
Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Agriculture  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  730,  Barrhead,  Alta. 


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HUNLEY,  HON.  W.  HELEN,  (Rocky  Mountain  House). 
B.  Sept.  6,  1920  at  Acme,  Alta.  Dau.  of  James  Edgar  Hunley 
and  Esta  May  Hundley  both  Americans.  Ed.  at  rural  schools 
in  Southern  Alta,  and  Rocky  Mountain  House  H.S.  Served 
in  C.W.A.C.  rank  of  Lieut.  1944-46.  Councillor  Town  of 
Rocky  Mountain  House  1960-6  and  Mayor  1966-71.  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Port¬ 
folio  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian. 
Address:  Legislative  Building,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

HYNDMAN,  HON.  LOUIS  DAVIES,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  (Edmon¬ 
ton  Glenora).  B.  July  1,  1935  at  Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of  Louis 
Davies  Hyndman  and  Muriel  MacKintosh  both  Can.  Great 
grandson  of  Sir  Louis  Davies,  Premier  of  P.E.I.  and  Chief 
Justice,  Supreme  Court  of  Canada.  Ed.  at  Glenora,  Oliver 
&  West  Glen  P.S.,  Edmonton  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  June 
2,  1962  to  Mary  Evelyn  dau.  of  Dr.  A.  H.  Maclennan  of 
Edmonton.  Two  children:  Mary  Jennifer  and  Bruce  Louis 
Davies.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Hon.  Aide-de-Camp  to 
Lieut.-Gov.  of  Alta.  1960-62.  Lieut.  Royal  Can.  Navy 
(Reserve)  retired  1962.  Exec.  Asst,  to  Min.  of  Citizenship 
and  Immigration,  Ottawa  1962-63.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Educa¬ 
tion  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
202  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton  6,  Alta. 

JAMISON,  WILLIAM  ERNIE,  (St.  Albert).  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  113 
Grosvenor  Blvd.,  St.  Albert,  Alta. 

KING,  DAVID  THOMAS,  (Edmonton  Highlands).  B. 
June  22,  1946  at  Perth,  Ont.  S.  of  Albert  Edward  King  and 
Ethel  Dickson.  Ed.  at  Edmonton  schools,  Univ.  of  Victoria 
and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  Oct.  19,  1968  to  Clare  Elaine  Ann 
dau.  of  Oliver  Piven  of  Hylo,  Alta.  Three  children:  Troy, 
Oliver  and  Albert.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  10015-97 
Avenue,  Edmonton  10,  Alta. 

KOZIAK,  JULIAN  GREGORY  JOSAPHAT,  B.A.,  LL.B., 
(Edmonton  Strathcona).  B.  Sept.  16,  1940  at  Edmonton.  S. 


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of  John  Harry  Koziak  and  Maira  Woytkiw,  both  Can.  of 
Ukranian  descent.  Ed.  at  St.  Michael  P.S.,  St.  Anthony 
School,  Edmonton,  Mount  Carmel  School,  St.  Joseph’s  Coll., 
Yorkton,  Sask.  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  Feb.  19,  1961  to  Barbara 
Lee  dau.  of  Joseph  Melnychuk  of  Edmonton.  Five  children: 
Leanne  Marie,  Donald  Ivan  Joseph,  Deborah  Lynn,  Susan 
Barbara  and  Julian  Peter  Nicholas.  A  barrister  and  solici¬ 
tor.  Mem.  St.  Basil’s  Men’s  Club  and  K.  of  C.  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Ukranian 
Catholic.  Address:  4715  Malmo  Rd.,  Edmonton  70,  Alta. 

LEE,  CALVIN  EVERETT,  B.ED.,  M.ED.,  (Calgary  Mc- 
Knight).  B.  Aug.  19,  1939  at  Birsay,  Sask.  S.  of  Roy  Gilbert 
Lee  and  Norma  Josephine  Johnson.  Ed.  Macrorie  P.S., 
Macrorie,  Sask.;  Lutheran  Coll.  Bible  Inst.,  Outlook,  Sask.; 
Univ.  of  Sask.;  Univ.  of  Alta,  and  Univ.  of  Calgary.  M. 
Oct.  12,  1963  to  Marilyn  Ann,  dau.  of  William  Murby  of 
Melfort,  Sask.  Three  children:  Robyn  Gaye,  Tracey  Susan 
and  Stephanie  Ann.  A.  Counselling  Psychologist.  Chairman 
Task  Force  on  Manpower  Training  and  Retraining  (Alta. 
Gov’t.  Sept.  ’71  to  present),  Educational  Counsellor  Calgary 
School  Bd.,  Southern  Alta.  Inst,  of  Technology  and  Mount 
Royal  College,  1963-72.  Mem.:  Alta.  Psychologists  Assoc. 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  Pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
United.  Address:  1231  Ninga  Road  N.W.,  Calgary  47,  Alta. 

LEITCH,  HON.  C.  MERVIN,  (Calgary  Egmont).  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Attorney  General 
and  Provincial  Secretary  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

LOUGHEED,  HON.  E.  PETER,  B.A.  LL.B.,  MBA  (Calga¬ 
ry  West).  B.  July  26,  1928  at  Calgary,  Alta.  S.  of  Edgar 
Lougheed  (dec.)  and  Edna  Bauld  (dec.)  both  Can.  Grand¬ 
son  of  late  Senator  Sir  James  A.  Lougheed.  Ed.  at  Earl 
Grey,  Rideau  Park  Schools  and  Central  H.S.,  Calgary,  Univ. 
of  Alta.,  Edmonton  and  Harvard  Univ.,  Boston.  M.  June  21, 
1952  to  Jeanne  Estelle  dau.  of  Dr.  Lawrence  Rogers  of 
Edmonton.  Four  children:  Stephen  Rogers,  Andrea  Gaye, 
Pamela  Sue  and  Joseph  Peter.  A  barrister.  Played  football 
with  Edmonton  Eskimos.  Mem.  Ranchmen’s  Calgary  Golf 


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and  Country  Club  and  Glencoe  Club.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Sworn  in  as  Premier 
and  President  of  Council  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel,:  Anglican.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

LUDWIG,  ALBERT  W.,  B.A.  (Calgary  Mountain  View). 
B.  Nov.  14,  1919  at  Melfort.  Sask.  High  school  education  re¬ 
ceived  in  Spirit  River  and  Rycroft  and  Univ.  of  Alberta. 
Law  Degree  from  University  of  Alberta  in  1951.  Admitted 
to  the  Bar  in  1952.  Married  with  five  children.  Queen’s 
Counsel  1965.  Commissioned  officer  R.C.A.F.  August,  1940 
to  November,  1945.  Prisoner  of  war  for  one  year.  Served 
in  the  reserve  air  force  after  the  war.  Mem.  of  Canadian 
Bar  Association,  the  Calgary  Bar  Association  and  the 
Alberta  Law  Society.  Served  as  Chairman  of  the  Teachers’ 
Bargaining  Rights  Committee  and  of  the  Special  Commit¬ 
tee  for  recruiting  and  selection  of  an  Ombudsman  in  1967. 
Mem.  of  Committee  on  Workmen’s  Compensation,  1968, 
and  1969  Legislative  Committee  on  Invasion  of  Privacy. 
First  elected  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963, 
1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Public  Works  May  27,  1969  to  1971. 
Party  pol.:  S.C.  Address:  320  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton  6, 
Alta. 

MANDEVILLE,  FREDERICK  THOMAS,  (Bow  Valley- 
Empress).  B.  May  3,  1922  at  Lethbridge,  Alta.  S.  of  Tho¬ 
mas  Joseph  Mandeville,  Irish.  Ed.  at  Skiff,  Alta.  M.  Apr. 
12,  1945  to  Jeanine  Lois  dau.  of  Pat  Singer  of  Rainier, 
Alta.  Five  children:  Kennith,  Kathy,  Brenda,  Wane  and 
Freddie.  A  farmer  and  rancher.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  1387,  Brooks,  Alta. 

McCRIMMON,  DONALD  JAMES,  O.D.  (Ponoka).  B 
March  1,  1918  at  Red  Deer,  Alta.  S.  of  Farquar  Duncan 
McCrimmon  and  Lilly  Catherine  Dingwall.  Ed.  at  Sylvan 
Lake,  Alta,  schools  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  Aug.  29,  1947 
to  Lois  Isabel  dau.  of  Frank  Cunningham  of  Montreal 
Que.  Three  children:  Donald  Frank,  James  Duncan  and 
Leslie  Alexander.  An  optometrist.  Served  RCAF  with 
rank  of  Fit.  Lt.  and  prisoner  of  war  1943-45.  Mayor  town 


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of  Ponoka,  1960-62.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge  #18.  First  elect¬ 
ed  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  879,  Ponoka.  Alta. 

MILLER,  DOUGLAS,  (Taber-Warner).  B.  Nov.  3,  1904 
at  Raymond,  Alta.  S.  of  David  Liddell  Miller  and  Anne 
Douglas  both  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Taber  Public  and  High 
Schools.  M.  Aug.  30,  1925  to  Anne  Elizabeth  dau.  of 
Thomas  Wm.  Harris  of  Taber,  Alta.  Six  children:  Leo, 
Colin,  Marilyn,  Robert,  Donald  and  Ian.  A  theatre  owner 
and  mgr.  Pres.  Miller  Theatres  Ltd.,  Taber,  Alta.  Former 
Alderman,  Mayor,  Hospital  Trustee  and  Chairman  of  the 
Bd.  Mem.  Chamber  of  Commerce.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.: 
Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter  Day  Saints.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  40,  Taber,  Alta. 

MILLER,  JAMES  EDGAR,  B.Sc.  (Lloydminster).  B.  Mar. 
31,  1923  at  Kitscoty,  Alta.  S.  of  Charles  Kerr  Miller,  Ameri¬ 
can  and  Cornelia  Miller,  Dutch.  Ed.  at  Kitscoty  elementary 
and  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  July  5,  1947  to  Margaret 
Mary  dau.  of  Charles  Quinn  of  Paradise  Valley,  Alta.  Five 
children:  Kenneth  Charles,  Sandra  Lynn,  William  Edward, 
Joseph  Victor  and  Daniel  James.  A  farmer.  Served  as  School 
Bd.  Trustee.  Sgt.  in  RCAF  during  war.  Mem.  Royal  Can. 
Legion  and  Masonic  Lodge.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Kits¬ 
coty,  Alta. 

MINIELY,  HON.  GORDON  T.  W.,  (Edmonton  Centre). 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Provincial 
Treasurer  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Legis¬ 
lative  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

MOORE,  MARVIN  EVERARD  (Smokey  River).  B.  Aug. 
31,  1938  at  Grande  Prairie,  Alta.  S.  of  Charlie  and  Winni- 
fred  Moore.  Ed.  at  Grande  Prairie,  Alta.  M.  Feb.  20,  1959 
to  Frances,  dau.  of  Graham  Bodeker  of  Valleyview,  Alta. 
Three  children:  Kerry,  Lonny  and  Bernice.  A  businessman 
and  farmer.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party 
Pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church  of  Canada.  Address:  Debolt, 
Alberta. 


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NOTLEY,  WALTER  GRANT,  B.A.  (Spirit  River  — 
Fairview).  B.  Jan.  19,  1939  at  Didsbury,  Alta.  S.  of  James 
Walter  Notley  and  Francis  Mary  Grant,  both  English.  Ed. 
at  Westerdal  P.S.,  Olds  H.S.,  Didsbury  H.S.  and  Univ.  of 
Alta.  M.  July  6,  1963  to  Sandra  Mary,  dau.  of  Randolph 
Wilkinson  of  Hancock,  N.H.,  U.S.A.  Three  children: 
Rachel  Anne,  Paul  Walter  and  Stephen  Randolph.  Prov. 
Leader,  N.D.P.  1968.  Cand.  Alta.  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  by- 
election  1969  and  def.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  Pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Box  69, 
Fairview,  Alta. 

PAPROSKI,  KENNETH  ROBERT  HOWARD,  B.Sc., 
M.D.,  L.M.C.C.  (Edmonton  Kingsway).  B.  Jan.  17,  1931  at 
Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of  Alexander  Paproski  (dec.)  and  Ann 
Pastuschuk.  Ed.  at  Sacred  Heart  School,  Queen’s  Ave. 
School,  McCauley  School,  Victoria  Composite  School  and 
Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  Nov.  10,  1955  to  Louise  Elsie,  dau.  of 
Howard  Cherniak  of  Edmonton,  Alta.  Three  children: 
Donna,  Carol-Ann  and  Marion.  A  Doctor,  1957;  Medical 
Educator  1964,  Univ.  of  Alta.;  Pres.  Tiki  Holding  Ltd. 
Mem.:  Can.  Medical  Assoc.;  College  of  Family  Physicians 
of  Can.  Academy  of  Medicine  (Edmonton);  Can.  Assoc, 
of  Teachers  of  Social  and  Preventive  Medicine;  Medical 
Staff  Misericordia  Hospital,  Edmonton;  Medical  Staff  Royal 
Alexandra  Hospital,  Edmonton;  Faculty  Club,  Univ.  of 
Alta.;  Royal  Glenora  Club,  Edmonton;  Ukrainian  Profes¬ 
sional  and  Business  Men’s  Assoc,  and  Can.  Polish  Acade¬ 
mic  Club.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  Pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Roman  Catholic.  Address:  42  Valleyview  Cres¬ 
cent,  Edmonton,  Alberta. 

PEACOCK,  HON.  FREDERICK  H.,  (Calgary  Currie). 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Indus¬ 
try  and  Commerce  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address: 
Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

PURDY,  WILLIAM  FREDERICK  (Stoney  Plain).  B.  June 
5,  1940  at  Edmonton.  S.  of  Donald  M.  Purdy,  Scotch  and 
Mary  Grasiuk,  Ukranian.  Ed.  at  Rich  Valley  and  Onoway, 
Alta,  schools.  M.  June  22,  1963  to  Diane  dau.  of  Henry 


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Baron  of  Barrhead,  Alta.  One  child:  Lisa.  A  steam  engineer. 
Pres.  Wabamun  &  Dist.  Community  Assoc.,  Lions  and  Stony 
Plain  Fish  &  Game  Assoc.  First  elected  to  Alta  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  P.O.  Box  91, 
Wabamun,  Alta. 

RUSSELL,  HON.  DAVID  JOHN,  B.Arch.,  M.L.Arch., 
(Calgary -Elbow).  B.  July  29,  1931  at  Calgary,  Alta. 
S.  of  David  Hay  Sutherland  Russell,  Scottish  and  Mary 
Baron,  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Man.  and  Cornell  Univ.  An 
architect.  Alderman,  City  of  Calgary  1960-61  and  1963-67. 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Appt.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  1123  Colborne  Cres.  S.W., 
Calgary  3,  Alta. 

RUSTE,  HENRY  ARILD,  (Wainwright).  B.  Aug.  29, 
1917,  at  Wainwright,  Alta.  S.  of  Johan  Johnson  Ruste 
and  Ronnaug  Bjornsgaard,  both  Norwegians.  Ed.  in 
Wainwright,  Alta.  M.  Mar.  3,  1954  to  Arlene  Christine, 
dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oskar  Steffensen,  of  Irma,  Alta. 
Three  children:  Ivor,  Sharon  and  Donald.  Farmer.  Mem. 
Board  Wainwright  Mun.  Hospital.  Chairman  of  Wain¬ 
wright  R.E.A.  Mem.  Board  of  Wainwright  Co-operative 
Assn.  Supervisory  Committee,  Wainwright  and  District 
Savings  and  Credit  Union.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis. 
g.e.,  June  1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971. 
Min.  of  Lands  and  Forests,  Feb.  16,  1965  to  July  16,  1968 
and  Dec.  12,  1968  to  May  20,  1969.  Min.  of  Agriculture  July 
16,  1968  to  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address: 
407  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton  6,  Alta. 

SCHMID,  HON.  HORST  ADOLPH  LOUIS  CHARLES 
(Edmonton  Avonmore).  B.  Apr.  29, 1933  at  Munich,  Bavaria. 
S.  of  Karl  L.  and  Francisca  Schmid,  both  Germans.  Early 
ed.  in  Europe  and  Liberal  Arts  School  for  Languages. 
Munich.  Studied  Grade  XII  subjects  on  arrival  in  Can.  and 
took  accountant’s  trg.,  correspondence  courses  from  Univ. 
of  Toronto  in  Business  Psychology,  Business  Finance  and 
Business  Admin.  M.  Sept.  10,  1960  to  Arleen  D.  dau.  of 
Raymond  Farnham  of  Rimbey,  Alta.  Three  children:  Vernon 


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Raymond,  Charles  Bernard  and  Carla  Madeleine.  An  ex¬ 
porter.  Past  mem.  Students  Opera  School,  Munich  and  past 
sect’y.  Young  Christian  Worker’s  Assoc,  of  Upper  Bavaria. 
Mem.  Bd.  of  Dir.  Edmonton  Opera  Assoc.;  mem.  Edmonton 
C.  of  C.,  Press  Club,  Kenilworth  Community  League  and 
German  Can.  Business  and  Professional  Assoc.  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Culture,  Youth  and 
Recreation  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Legis¬ 
lative  Building,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

SORENSON,  RALPH  ANDREW  (Sedgewick-Corona- 
tion).  B.  March  27,  1927  at  Killam,  Alta.  S.  of  Andrew 
Sorenson,  Danish  and  Benedicta  Mary  Johnson,  Norwegian. 
Ed.  at  Prairie  Park  P.S.  and  Killam  H.S.  M.  July  21.  1954 
to  Jean  Louise,  dau.  of  Jim  Rancier  of  Killam,  Alta.  Four 
children:  Kevin,  Leon,  Leighton,  Janelle.  A  farmer  and 
rancher.  Mem.:  Killam  C.  of  C.,  Flagstaff  Amalgamated 
Hobby  Club  and  Iron  Creek  Fish  and  Game.  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  Pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Baptist. 
Address:  Killam,  Alberta. 

SPEAKER,  RAYMOND  ALBERT,  B.Ed.,  (Little  Bow). 
Born  Dec.  13,  1935  at  Enchant,  Alta.  S.  of  Michael 
Speaker,  Austrian-Czech.  and  Olga  Christiansen,  Norwe- 
gian-Dane.  Ed.  at  Enchant  elementary  and  secondary 
schools  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  A  farmer  and  teacher.  M.  1966 
to  Ingrid  Marie  Schwab.  Two  children:  Kari  Rae  Anne  and 
Michael  Ray  Mark.  Leader  Univ.  of  Alta.  S.C.  Party  1960- 
62.  Mem.  Lodge  #434,  Doric  #31,  Lodge  of  Perfection 
140,  Lethbridge  and  Edmonton  Flying  Club,  Farmers 
Union,  Alta.  Wheat  Pool,  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn,  and 
Alta.  Young  People  S.C.  Group.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min.  without 
Portfolio,  June  29,  1967  to  July  16,  1968.  Min.  of  Personnel 
July  30,  1968  and  Chairman  Human  Resources  Develop¬ 
ment  Authority,  Sept.  2,  1969.  Min.  of  Social  Development 
July  16,  1968  to  1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  U.C.  Address: 
323  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton  6,  Alta. 

STROM,  HARRY  EDWIN,  (Cypress).  B.  July  7,  1914 
at  Burdett,  Alta.  Ed.  at  Burdett.  M.  to  Ruth  Johnson 


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of  Bow  Island.  Three  sons  and  three  daughters.  A  farmer. 
Municipal  councillor  when  he  was  26,  and  has  served  on 
school  boards;  member  of  Development  Board;  director 
of  Rural  Electrification  Association;  pres,  of  the  Home  and 
School  Association  and  of  the  Agricultural  Improvement 
Association;  mem.  of  South  Alberta  Water  Conservation 
Association  and  dir.  with  the  Western  Canada  Reclamation 
Association.  Mem.  of  Board  of  Deacons  of  the  Evangelical 
Free  Church.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  June  29, 
1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Agri¬ 
culture,  Oct.  15,  1962  to  July  16,  1968.  Min.  of  Municipal 
Affairs,  July  16,  1968  to  Dec.  12,  1968.  Chosen  Leader  of 
Alta.  S.C.  Dec.  6,  1968.  Premier  Dec.  12,  1968  to  Sept.  10, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Evangelical  Free  Church.  Ad¬ 
dress:  307  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmonton  6,  Alta. 

STROMBERG,  GORDON  EMIL  (Camrose).  B.  Dec.  25, 
1927  at  New  Norway,  Alta.  S.  of  Enock  Stromberg  and 
Florence  Amelia  Hagstrom,  both  Swedish.  Ed.  at  New 
Norway  P.S.  Public  School  and  Olds  School  of  Agric.  M. 
Nov.  18,  1971  to  Ardell  Marie,  dau.  of  Alfred  Sahlin  of 
Bashaw,  Alta.  A  farmer.  1st  Vice-Pres.  Camrose  C.  of  C. 
1970;  Past-Pres.  Federal  Const.  Battle  River  1968;  Past 
Pres.  Macdonald-Cartier  Club  1968;  Past  Dir.  Camrose 
Prov.  Const.  1965-70;  Past  National  Dir.  Alta.  National  PC 
Party  of  Can.  1968-71;  Past  Pres.  New  Norway  Memorial 
Cemetary  Society  1969-71;  Past  Reg.  Dir.  of  Federal  Battle 
River  Const.  1965-69;  Dir.  Federal  Battle  River;  Past  Dir. 
of  Alta.  P.C.  Party  1965-69;  4-H  Club  Leader  1950’s;  Past 
Pres.  Toastmasters  Club  1969;  Past  Pres.  Camrose  Museum 
Society  1967.  Mem.:  Camrose  Lion’s  Club,  Camrose  Toast¬ 
masters  Club,  Camrose  Royal  Can.  Legion.  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  Pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Lutheran. 
Address:  Box  46,  New  Norway,  Alta. 

TAYLOR,  GORDON  EDWARD,  (Drumheller).  B.  June 
20,  1910  at  Calgary,  Alta.  S.  of  John  Thomas  Taylor  and 
Hannah  Gillis  both  Canadians.  Ed.  at  Drumheller  Pub.  and 
High  Schools,  Calgary  Normal  School,  Drumheller  Bus. 
College,  Banff  Dramatic  School.  A  school  teacher.  Pres. 


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A.T.A.  Local  39;  Cubmaster  1933,  34,  45  and  46.  Scoutmaster 
1935,  36,  37.  Pres.  Dramateurs  1934;  Rover  Mate  1938,  39, 
40.  P.T.  Instructor,  Youth  Training,  1938-39.  Enlisted  in 

R. C.A.  aircrew  in  1942  and  graduated  as  Navigator  at 
Portage  la  Prairie  with  rank  of  Pilot-Officer.  Upon  return 
from  Overseas  honourably  discharged,  Oct.  1945.  Purchased 
an  established  Real  Estate  and  Ins.  Business  in  Drumheller 
in  July,  1946.  Whip  of  Social  Creditors  in  Alta.  Legis.  1943- 
50.  In  1940  organized  and  ran  “Camp  Gordon”  a  camp  for 
Boys  and  Girls  not  otherwise  getting  a  holiday.  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.,  1940.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1944,  1948,  1952, 
1955,  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Telephones,  Dec.  27, 
1950  to  Sept.  1,  1959.  Min.  of  Highways  and  Transport, 
May  1,  1951  and  Min.  of  Youth,  May  19,  1970  to  Sept.  10, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  Highways 
Bldg.,  Edmonton  6,  Alta. 

TOPOLNISKY,  HON.  GEORGE,  (Redwater  -  Andrew). 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  Without 
Portfolio  Responsible  for  Rural  Development  Sept.  10, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmon¬ 
ton,  Alta. 

TRYNCHY,  PETER  Jr.  (Whitecourt).  B.  Aug.  22,  1931 
at  Rochfort  Bridge,  Alta.  S.  of  Peter  Trynchy  and  Anna 
Roszko,  both  Ukrainian.  Ed.  at  Rochfort  schools.  M.  Oct. 
29,  1952  to  Lorraine  Mary  dau.  of  Frank  Wilkinson  Sr.  of 
Mayerthorpe,  Alta.  Two  children:  Darlene  Annette  and 
Marlin  Peter.  A  businessman  farmer.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge, 
Kinsmen,  and  Royal  Can.  Legion.  First  elected  to  Alta. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Ad¬ 
dress:  P.O.  Box  326.  Mayerthorpe,  Alta. 

WARRACK,  HON.  ALLAN  ALEXANDER,  B.Sc.,  M.S., 
Ph.D.,  P.Ag.  (Three  Hills).  B.  May  24,  1937  at  Calgary,  Alta. 

S.  of  Alexander  Low  Warrack,  Scottish  and  Alice  Katherine 
Warrack,  Danish.  Ed.  at  Langdon  P.S.,  Strathmore  H.S., 
Olds  School  of  Agriculture,  Univ.  of  Alta,  and  Iowa  State 
Univ.  M.  Aug.  18,  1962  to  Linda  Jean  dau.  of  Gordon  Rennie 
of  Edmonton.  Two  children:  Laureh  Jean  and  James  Allan. 
An  agricultural  economist.  Mem.  Delta  Upsilon,  Phi  Kappa 


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Phi,  Gamma  Sigma  Delta  and  Alta.  Inst,  of  Agrology.  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Lands  and 
Forests  Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  Legislative  Building,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

WERRY,  HON.  LEONARD  FRANK,  R.I.A.,  (Calgary- 
Foothills).  B.  May  30,  1927  at  Cereal,  Alta.  S.  of  J.  Ernest 
Werry,  Engl.  Can.  and  Johana  Petersen,  Denish  Can.  Ed.  at 
Western  Can.  H.  S.,  Calgary,  Garbutts  Business  Coll,  and 
Society  of  Industrial  Cost  Accountants.  M.  March  13,  1954 
to  Eleanor  May  dau.  of  Harold  de-Caux  of  Calgary.  Five 
children:  Charlen,  Brian,  Bruce,  Sheldon  and  Spencer. 
National  Dir.  P.C.  Assn,  of  Can.  Officer  Masonic  Lodge 
176  AF  &  AM,  mem.  Delta  Chapter  Rose  Croix,  Calgary 
Lodge  of  Perfection,  Southalta  Consistory  and  Calgary 
Winter  Club.  First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elec¬ 
ted  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  Of  Telephones  and  Utilities 
Sept.  10,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
2007  Ungava  Rd.,  Calgary  44,  Alta. 

WILSON,  ROY  GARDINER  (Calgary  Bow).  B.  May  4, 
1932  at  Coronation,  Alta.  S.  of  Forest  Archibald  Wilson 
and  Florence  Mable  Wilson.  Ed.  at  Olds,  Alta.  Elementary 
School;  Crescent  Heights  H.S.,  Calgary;  Olds  Agric.  School 
and  Can.  Inst,  of  Realtors  (F.R.I.).  M.  July  14,  1956  to 
Leila  Erma,  dau.  of  Clifford  Graham  of  Vulcan,  Alta.  Two 
children:  Keith  Roy  and  Shannon  Lee.  A  realtor.  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  Pol.:  Social  Credit. 
Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  3360  Varna  Crescent,  Calgary 
45,  Alta. 

WYSE,  WILLIAM  RUSSELL  (Medicine  Plat-Redcliff ) . 
B.  Jan.  15,  1934  at  Castor,  Alta.  S.  of  Lawson  Wyse,  Scot¬ 
tish  and  Clarice  Jaeck,  Can.  Ed.  at  Castor,  Lacombe.  M. 
Jan.  31,  1957  to  Helen  Patricia,  dau.  of  Grant  Sanders  of 
Calgary,  Alta.  Three  Children:  Kathy,  Sherilyn  and  Kim. 
A  Public  Relations  Officer.  Mem.:  Gideons  and  Kiwanis. 
First  elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  Pol.:  Social 
Credit.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  336  Prospect  Dr.,  Medicine 
Hat,  Alberta. 


51  B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


YOUNG,  LESLIE  GORDON,  B.A.,  M.S.  (Edmonton 
Jasper  Place).  B.  Aug.  19,  1934  at  Compton,  Que.  S.  of 
Gordon  F.  Young  and  Lena  N.  Cairns.  Ed.  at  Compton, 
Waterville  and  Lennoxville  schools,  Park  Business  Coll., 
Hamilton,  Univ.  of  Montreal  and  Univ.  of  Massachusetts. 
M.  June  28,  1958  to  Helen  G.  dau.  of  John  G.  McKivdy  of 
Thunder  Bay,  Ont.  Two  children:  Susan  L.  and  Mary  A. 
A  businessman,  economist  and  business  consultant.  Mem. 
Can.  Inst,  of  Public  Admin,  and  Edmonton  C.  of  C.  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Pres¬ 
byterian.  Address:  10827  —  149th  Street,  Edmonton,  Alta. 

YURKO,  HON.  WILLIAM  JOHN,  B.Sc.,  (Edmonton  Gold 
Bar).  Feb.  11,  1926  at  Hairy  Hill,  Alta.  S.  of  John  N.  Yurko 
and  Helen  Hauca,  both  Can.  of  Romanian  descent.  Ed.  at 
Shalka  P.S.,  Hairy  Hill  H.S.,  Veterans’  Rehab.  Tech.  School, 
Red  Deer  and  Univ.  of  Alta.  M.  May  30,  1947  to  Mary,  dau. 
of  Tom  Paul  of  Edmonton.  Four  children:  James  Richard, 
Carol  Jane,  Janet  Lynn  and  Shelly  Ann.  An  engineering 
consultant.  Served  RCAF  overseas  two  years.  Mem.  Can. 
Inst,  of  Chemistry,  Professional  Engineers  Assn,  of  Alta., 
American  Inst,  of  Mining  &  Met.  Engineer  and  Metal 
Powders  Industries  Assn.  Cand.  g.e.  1968  and  def.  First 
elected  to  Alta.  Legis.  by-election  Feb.  10,  1969.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  the  Environment  Sept.  10,  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  12203  —  42nd 
Avenue,  Edmonton  73,  Alta. 

ZANDER,  RUDOLPH,  (Drayton  Valley).  First  elected 
to  Alta.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  P.O.  Box 
54,  Tomahawk,  Alta. 


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OFFICERS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

Clerk:  MACDONALD,  WILLIAM  HUESTIS.  B.  Sept.  17, 
1914  at  Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of  George  Heath  MacDonald  and 
Dorothea  Enid  Huestis.  Ed.  at  public  schools,  Edmonton, 
Alta.  M.  July  3,  1937  to  Doris  Olive,  dau.  of  Edwin  Gullek- 
son  and  Clara  Edstrom,  both  of  Excel,  Alta.  Two  sons: 
Edwin  Charles  and  William  Brian.  Apptd.  Clerk  of 
Executive  Council  and  Clerk  of  Legislative  Assembly  Oct. 
1,  1966.  Rel.:  U.C.  Address:  313  Legislative  Bldg.,  Edmon¬ 
ton  6,  Alberta. 

Assistant  Clerk:  WARREN  C.  GRAVES. 

Legislative  Counsel:  GLENDON  W.  ACORN. 

Assistant  Legislative  Counsel:  WILLIAM  E.  WOOD. 
Provincial  Librarian:  ERIC  J.  HOLMGREN. 
Sergeant-at-Arms:  JAMES  A.  REED. 


5  2D 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALBERTA  GENERAL  ELECTION  (1971) 
Dissolution:  Sixteenth  Legislature  —  July  22,  1971. 
Nomination:  August  16,  1971. 

Voting:  August  30,  1971. 

Legend:  P.C.  —  Progressive  Conservative;  S.C.  —  Social 
Credit;  N.D.P.  —  New  Democratic  Party;  Lib.  —  Liberal; 
Ind.  —  Independent. 


ELECTORAL 

DIVISION 

CANDIDATES 

POL. 

AFFL. 

Votes 

Polled 

Athabasca  . 

Frank  Appleby  . . . 

P.C . 

3,261 

Allan  Gerlach  . 

S.C . . 

2,585 

Peter  E.  Opryshko  . 

N.D.P. 

1,136 

Banff-Cochrane 

Clarence  Copithcrne  . 

P.C . 

3,801 

Slim  Martin 

S.C. 

2,647 

420 

Barrhead 

Beverly  Coulter  . . . . 

N.D.P. 

Hugh  Horner  . 

P.C . 

3,360 

Simon  Tuininga  ... , 

S.C . 

1,651 

Herman  Burke  . 

N.D.P. 

643 

Bonnyville  . 

Donald  Hansen  . 

P.C. 

2,523 

Lome  Mowers 

S.C. 

2,355 

539 

Claire  Gaines 

N.D.P . 

Bow  Valley  . 

Fred  Mandeville 

S.C . 

3,584 

Don  Murray  .. 

P.C . 

1,674 

Calgary  Bow 

Roy  Wilson  . 

S.C. 

5,539 

Bill  Wearmouth 

P.C . 

4,563 

Fred  Spooner  . . 

N.D.P.  ... 

1.407 

Calgary 

Buffalo  . 

Ronald  H.  Ghitter  . 

P.C . 

5,705 

Don  Luzzi  . 

S.C. 

5,238 

1,364 

Jane  Ann  Summers  . 

N.D.P. 

Calgary  Currie 

Fred  H.  Peacock 

P.C. 

5,255 

4,679 

791 

Fred  Colborne 

S.C. 

Dr  Margaret  I.  Jackson 

N.D.P. 

Calgary  Egmont 

Merv  Leitch 

P.C . 

6,791 

Pat  O'Byrne  . 

S.C. 

5,503 

Ron  Stuart 

N.D.P. 

1,060 

Calgary  Elbow 

Dave  Russell 

P  c 

5,547 

4,480 

688 

7,693 

L.  A.  Thorssen  , 

S.C. 

Calgary 

Foothills 

I.en  Werry  . 

Jay  Salmon  . 

N.D.P . 

P.C . 

James  Staples 

S.C. 

5,885 

Dolores  LeDrew 

N.D.P. 

1,370 

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521 


ELECTORAL 

DIVISION 

CANDIDATES 

POL. 

AFFL. 

Votes 

Polled 

Calgary 

P.C . 

7,658 

5,122 

s.c.  . 

George  C.  McGuire  . . 

N.D.P.  ... 

806 

Calgary  McCall 

S.C. 

5,116 

4,187 

P.C. 

N  D  P. 

1,984 

151 

Lib 

Calgary 

P.C . 

6,134 

Jim  Richards  . 

s.c . 

5,368 

Walter  H.  Siewert  . 

N.D.P. 

1,097 

Philip  T.  Keuber 

Lib. 

246 

Calgary 

Millican  . 

S.C . 

4,539 

Normie  Kwong  . 

Clarence  Lacombe  . 

P.C . 

N.D.P. 

2,973 

1,543 

Lib . 

153 

Calgary 

Mountain 

View  . 

Albert  Ludwig  . 

S.C . 

4,990 

George  Swales  . 

E.  C.  Baldwin  . 

P.C . 

N.D.P . 

3,533 

1,149 

Calgary 

P.C . 

4,961 

4,900 

Robert  Simpson  . 

S.C . 

Barry  Pashak  . 

N.D.P.  . 

1,341 

Carl  L.  Riech  . 

Ind . 

121 

Calgary  West 

Peter  Lougheed 

P.C . 

7,049 

Charles  Grey  . — 

s.c . 

4,319 

Joe  Yanchula 

N.D.P . 

1,066 

Brian  Stevenson  . — 

Lib . 

p.c. 

333 

4,552 

3,965 

988 

S.C. 

Keith  Boulter  . 

N.D.P. 

Cardston  . 

E.  W.  Hinman 

S.C . 

2,831 

Larry  Long  . 

P.C . 

2,392 

S.C. 

4,041 

J.  Devereux  . 

P.C . 

3,468 

A.  Karvonen  . 

N.D.P. 

736 

Cypress  . 

Harry  Strom 

S.C. 

2,777 

P.C. 

1,635 

196 

Tony  de  Souza . 

N.D.P.  . 

Drayton  Valley 

Rudolt  Zander  . . 

Thomas  Johnson  . 

Alvin  Harmacy  . 

P.C . 

S.C . ._... 

N.D.P. 

2,603 

1,304 

963 

Drumheller  . 

Gordon  Taylor . 

S.C . . 

5,044 

Wayne  Ohlhauser  . 

Dick  Hehr  . - . . 

P.C . 

N.D.P.  . 

2,285 

547 

522 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ELECTORAL 

DIVISION 

CANDIDATES 

POL. 

AFFL. 

Votes 

Polled 

Edmonton 

P.C.  . 

3,913 

3,681 

Joe  G.  Radstaak  . 

S.C. _ 

Bill  McLean  . 

N.D.P . 

Lib. 

1,303 

257 

6,018 

Edmonton 

P.C . 

S.C . 

4,052 

Gordon  Wright  . 

N.D.P . 

1,960 

Edmonton 

P.C . 

4,471 

3,050 

2,769 

S.C .  ... 

Barrie  Olivers  . . 

N.D.P.  ._... 

John  Lambert  . .. 

Lib.  _ 

185 

Edmonton 

Crrlrier 

P.C.  . 

5,931 

3,653 

Ed  Gerhart  . 

S.C. 

N.D.P. 

1,772 

Edmonton 

P.C. 

5,281 

2,622 

931 

197 

7,661 

4,001 

848 

S.C . 

Linda  Gaboury  . . . 

N.D.P . 

Edmonton 

P.C. 

S.C. 

Mary  Lou  Pocklington  . 

N.D.P.  . 

Lib. 

322 

Edmonton 

William  Yurko 

P.C. 

5,789 

3,778 

William  F.  Young  . 

S.C . _.... 

Tom  Hennessey . 

N.D.P. 

1,082 

Edmonton 

Dave  King 

P  c 

2,848 

2,748 

Ambrose  Holowach 

S.C . 

Leroy  Pearce  . 

N.D.P. 

1,368 

Gerald  Lorente 

Lib. 

154 

5,758 

3,789 

1,402 

241 

6,316 

3,535 

1,290 

199 

Edmonton 

Jasper  Place 

Leslie  Gordon  Young  . . . 

P.C. 

John  B.  Ludwig  . 

S.C. 

Kenneth  Joseph  Kerr  . 

N  D.P. 

Edwin  Robert  Daniels  . 

Lib. 

Edmonton 

Kingsway  . 

Kenneth  Paproski . 

P.C. 

Ethel  Wilson  . 

S.C 

Paulette  Attorbury  . 

Roderick  Woodcock  . 

N.D.P . 

Lib . 

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ELECTORAL 

DIVISION 

CANDIDATES 

POL. 

AFFL. 

Votes 

Polled 

Edmonton 

Gerard  Joseph  Amerongen  . 

6,371 

Meadowlark 

Alexander  Romaniuk  . 

P.C . 

Edmonton 

Alan  J.  Idiens  . 

Catherine  Chichak  . . 

S.C . . 

N.D.P . 

3,839 

1,035 

P.C . . . 

4,334 

Sam  Lee  . 

S.C . 

N.D.P . 

3,618 

1,954 

Edmonton 

7,009 

Ottewell  . 

John  Ashton  . . . 

P.C . . 

S.C. 

4,188 

Donald  Haythorne  . 

N.D.P . 

1,314 

Edmonton 

P.C . 

5,300 

Parkallen  . . 

Neil  S.  Crawford  . 

Gordon  V.  Rasmussen  . 

S.C . 

3,875 

N.D.P . 

1,311 

Lib . 

221 

Edmonton 

P.C . 

4,541 

S.C . 

2,973 

Timothy  Christian  . 

N.D.P.  ..... 

1,574 

Edmonton 

P.C . 

8,201 

Donald  Murray  Hamilton  . 

S.C . 

4,690 

N.D.P.  . 

936 

Lib . 

235 

Eason  . 

Robert  Dowling  . . . 

P.C . 

3,900 

S.C . 

1,947 

N.D.P . 

749 

Grande 

P.C . 

Prairie  . 

Winston  Backus  . - . 

4,553 

William  Bowes  . 

S.C . 

4,104 

N.D.P . 

1,992 

Hanna  -  Oyen . 

Keith  French  . - . 

S.C . 

2,231 

P.C . 

2,216 

414 

Gordon  Snell  . 

N.D.P . 

Highwood  . 

Edward  P.  Benoit 

S.C . 

2,941 

Eldon  C.  Couey  . 

P.C . . . 

2,789 

D.  Larry  McKillop  . 

N.D.P . 

389 

Clifford  L.  Doan  . 

P.C . 

3,235 

William  lire  . 

S.C . 

2,915 

Lac  La  Biche  - 

S.C . 

2,679 

McMurray  . 

Dan  Bouvier  . 

P.C.  . . . 

1,927 

N.D.P . 

414 

P.C . 

3,094 

Ivan  Stonehocker  . . 

S.C . 

2,582 

Ragnar  Johanson  . . 

N.D.P . 

452 

5  24 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ELECTORAL 

DIVISION 

CANDIDATES 

POL. 

AFFL. 

Polled 

Votes 

Lesser  Slave 

Lake  . 

S.C. 

1,830 

1,434 

670 

Garth  Roberts  . . . 

P.C.  . 

Marie  Carlson  . . 

N.D.P. 

Stan  Daniels  . 

Lib. 

246 

231 

Allan  Crawford  . 

Ind.  . 

Lethbridge  East 

John  Anderson  . 

S.C. 

5,341 

4,374 

Richard  Barton  . 

P.C . 

Lethbridge  West 

Douglas  Poile 

N.D.P. 

805 

R.  D.  Gruenwald  . 

S.C . 

4,169 

R.  J.  Gray  . 

P.C. 

2,751 

670 

Little  Bow  . 

Klaas  Buijert 

N.D.P. 

Raymond  A.  Speaker 

s  c. 

3,400 

2,114 

295 

John  C.  Green 

P.C. 

Lloydminster  . 

Edward  H.  Rodney 

N.D.P . 

J.  E.  (Bud)  Miller  . 

P.C. 

2,774 

2,585 

Campbell  A.  Hancock . 

S.C . 

Lloyd  Robertson 

N.D.P . 

634 

MacLeod  . 

Leighton  Buckwell  . 

s  c. 

3,399 

2,808 

470 

Danny  Le  Grandeur  . 

P.C. 

Sid  Cornish  . 

N.D.P . 

Medicine  Hat  - 

Redcliff . 

William  Wyse  . 

S.C. 

6,447 

4,140 

2,128 

Jim  Horsman 

P.C. 

Frank  Armstrong  . 

N.D.P. 

Theodore  Anhorn 

462 

4,346 

2,578 

366 

Olds  -  Didsbury 

Robert  Curtis  Clark 

S.C. 

Rudolf  Pedersen 

P.C. 

William  C.  McCutcheon 

N.D.P . 

Peace  River  . 

A1  Adair 

P  c 

3,188 

2,437 

722 

Bob  Wilke 

s  c 

Pincher  Creek  - 

Hans  Jorgensen 

N.D.P . 

Crowsnest  . 

Charles  Duncan  Drain  . 

Morgan  Johnson  . 

S.C . . 

P  c 

2,379 

1,791 

1,355 

2,712 

Clarence  W.  Smith  . 

N.D  P 

Ponoka  . 

D.  J.  McCrimmon  . 

P.C. 

Neville  Roper  . 

S.C . 

2,695 

Ed  Nelson  . 

N.D.P. 

598 

Bernice  Luce  . 

Lib.  . 

142 

Red  Deer 

Jim  Foster  . 

s  n 

4,994 

3,627 

Fulton  Rollings 

P.C . 

Ethel  Taylor  . 

N.D.P . 

1,022 

Len  Patterson  .... 

Lib . 

761 

Redwater  - 

Andrew  . 

George  Topolnisky 

P.C . 

S.C. 

3,277 

2,271 

968 

Michael  Senych 

Norman  T.  Flach  . 

N.D.P . 

Rocky  Mountain 

House  . 

Helen  Hunley  . 

P.C . 

3,014 

Harvey  Staudinger 

David  Elliot 

S.C . . . 

N.D.P.  .... 

2,472 

657 

PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA 


525 


ELECTORAL 

DIVISION 

CANDIDATES 

POL. 

AFFL. 

Polled 

Votes 

Sedgewick  - 

S.C . 

2,272 

Herb  Losness  . 

P.C . 

2,005 

Ron  Chalmers  . 

N.D.P . 

489 

P.C . 

2,254 

N.D.P. 

2,074 

S.C . . 

1,604 

Spirit  River  - 

N.D.P . 

2,400 

A.  O.  Fimrite  . - . - . . 

S.C . . . 

2,246 

Don  Moore  . . 

P.C . 

1,439 

Ind . 

110 

St.  Albert  . 

William  Ernest  Jamison 

P.C . 

4,623 

S.C . 

3,592 

Lib . 

1,660 

Elsie  McMillan  . 

N.D.P . 

878 

P.C . 

2,661 

S.C . 

2,041 

Laurence  J.  Dubois  . - . 

N.D.P . 

898 

Lawrence  P.  Coutu 

Lib . 

209 

P.C.  . 

2,925 

S.C . 

2,631 

Stony  Plain  . 

William  Frederick  Purdy  . 

P.C . 

3,348 

S.C . 

2,788 

Michael  Crowson  . . 

N.D.P . 

770 

Taber  -  Warner 

Douglas  Miller  . 

S.C . 

4,077 

P.C . 

3,367 

P.C . 

2,978 

S.C . 

2,970 

N.D.P . 

220 

P.C . 

3,042 

S.C.  . 

2,191 

N.D.P . 

1,537 

Vermilion  - 

S.C . 

2,420 

P.C . 

2,232 

N.D.P . 

507 

S.C . 

3,311 

P.C . 

1,366 

N.D.P . 

547 

Wetaskewin  - 

Leduc  . 

S.C . 

P.C . 

4,590 

Lionel  Udenberg  . 

N.D.P . 

1,336 

Whitecourt  . 

Peter  Trynchy  . — 

P.C . . . 

3,096 

S.C . 

2,125 

N.D.P . 

929 

Arthur  Yates  . . 

Lib . . . 

101 

526 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


SUMMARY  OF  RESULTS 


Progressive  Conservative  (P.C.)  _ 296,934 

Social  Credit  (S.C.)  . . . . . . . .  262,953 

New  Democratic  Party  (N.D.P.)  .  73,038 

Liberal  (Lib.) . 6,475 

Independent  (Ind.)  _ 462 


46,406 

41.095 

11.415 

1.012 

.072 


TOTALS 


639,862  100.000% 


PREVIOUS  GENERAL  ELECTIONS 

Since  the  passing  of  the  Act  creating  the  Province  of 
Alberta,  Sept.  1,  1905. 


1905  November  9 

1909  March  22 

1913  April  17 

1917  . — . — . — .  June  7 

1921  .  July  18 

1926  . . . . . . . .. . — - - - -  June  28 

1930  . June  19 

1935  - August  22 

1940  . . . — - -  March  21 

1944  August  8 

1948  . August  17 

1952  - - - - -  August  5 

1955  - _ _ _.. _ _ _ _  June  29 

1959  June  18 

1963  _ June  17 

1967  - May  23 

1971  . August  30 


BY-ELECTIONS 

(Held  since  General  Election,  August  30,  1971) 

STETTLER 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  the  sitting  Member, 
Jack  G.  Robertson  (P.C.).  Nomination  day  January  31, 
1972;  polling  day  February  14,  1972. 


PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA  527 

Harle,  Graham  L.,  (PC)  . .  2,910 

Norris,  Galen,  (SC)  . - .  2,302 

Majority  for  Graham  L.  Harle  (PC)  . - .  608 

(no  change) 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

At  the  dissolution  of  the  Sixteenth  Legislature,  July  22, 
1971,  the  standing  of  parties  was  as  follows: 

Social  Credit  . . . . . - .  54 

Progressive  Conservative  . - .  10 

Vacant  . . . . - . . . .  1 

Total  membership  . 65 

Following  the  General  Election  on  August  30,  1971,  the 
standing  of  parties  was  as  follows: 

Progressive  Conservative  . - .  49 

Social  Credit  . . . . . - . - . - . .  25 

New  Democratic  Party .  1 

Total  membership  . . . - .  75 

Standing  of  parties,  February  1973,  was  as  follows: 

Progressive  Conservative  . 49 

Social  Credit  . . . - .  24 

New  Democratic  Party  . - . - . . - .  1 

Independent  . . - . - .  1 

Total  membership  .  75 


52E3 


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PROVINCE  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

jean  de  Fuca,  a  Greek  mariner,  in  the  employ  of  the  Spanish 
Government,  cruised  as  far  north  as  the  Straits  named  alter  him 
and  entered  the  Straits  of  Georgia. 

Spaniards  passed  along  present  Pacific  coast  of  Canada  in  1774 
Captain  Cook  R.N.,  landed  in  Nootka,  1878,  British  opening  fui 
trade  as  a  result.  Captain  Meares,  R  N.  established  first  settlement  in 
present  province  at  Nootka,  1788.  Official  expedition  and  survey 
by  Captain  George  Vancouver,  R.N.,  1792-95.  The  Nootka  Convention 
determining  the  rights  of  British  to  establish  settlement  in  present 
Province  of  British  Columbia,  1794.  Nootka  abandoned  1795.  Alex 
Mackenzie  reached  Pacific  coast  via  overland  route  from  Montreal, 
June  22.  1793. 

Parliamentary  Government  in  British  Columbia  dates  from  the 
inauguration  Aug.  12,  1956  of  the  first  Legislative  Assembly  of  the 
Colony  of  Vancouver  Island.  November  17,  1866,  Royal  Proclamation 
announcing  the  union  of  the  former  colonies  of  Vancouver  Island  and 
British  Columb:a  (formerly  new  Caledonia),  to  be  known  as  British 
Columbia.  Entered  Confederation  July  20,  1871. 

Population  (Census  of  1911),  393,000;  (Census  of 

1921),  525,000;  (Census  of  1931),  694,000;  (Census  of 

1941),  818.000;  (Census  of  1951),  1,153.059;  (Census  of 

1956),  1,398,464;  (Census  of  June,  1961),  1,629,000; 
(Census  of  June,  1966),  1,874,000;  (Census  of  1971), 
2,185,000.  (Estimated  July,  1972),  2,252,000. 

Area,  359,279  sq.  miles  of  land;  6.976  sq.  miles  of 

water.  Total,  366,255  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  Victoria. 


PROVINCE  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


529 


LIEUTENANT  GOVERNOR 

OWEN,  HON.  WALTER  STEWART.  Appointed  Lieu¬ 
tenant-Governor  of  British  Columbia,  February  13,  1973. 

Secretary:  C.  G.  Dixon. 


LIEUT.  GOVERNORS  SINCE  CONFEDERATION 

Sir  Joseph  J.  W.  Trutch,  K.C.M.G .  July  5,  1871 

Hon.  Albert  Norton  Richards,  K.C .  June  27,  1876 

Clement  Francis  Cornwall,  Esq .  June  21,  1881 

Hugh  Nelson,  Esq . Feb.  8,  1887 

Hon.  Edgar  Dewdney  . Nov.  1,  1892 

Thomas  Robert  Mclnnes,  Esq  .  Nov.  25,  1897 

Hon.  Sir  Joly  de  Lotbinidre,  K.C.M.G.  .  June  21,  1900 

James  Dunsmuir,  Esq .  May  11,  1906 

Thomas  Wilson  Paterson,  Esq  .  Dec  11.  1909 

Sir  Frank  Stillman  Barnard  .  Dec.  5,  1914 

Col.  the  Hon.  Edward  Gawler  Prior  Dec.  9,  1919 

Walter  Cameron  Nichol,  Esq .  Dec.  24,  1920 

Hon.  Robert  Randolph  Bruce  Feb.  24,  1926 

Hon.  John  William  Fordham  Johnson  Aug.  1,  1931 

Hon.  Eric  Werge  Hamber  .  May  1,  1936 

Col.  The  Hon.  W.  C.  Woodward  Aug.  29,  1941 

Col.  The  Hon.  Charles  Arthur  Banks  Oct.  1,  1946 

Col.  The  Hon.  Clarence  Wallace  Oct.  1,  1950 

Hon.  Frank  Mackenzie  Ross  .  Oct.  3,  1955 

Hon.  George  Randolph  Pearkes  Oct.  12,  1960 

Col.  The  Hon.  John  Robert  Nicholson - July  2,  1968 

The  Hon.  Walter  Stewart  Owen  - Feb.  13,  1973 


5  3  □ 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


THE  BARRETT  (Present)  ADMINISTRATION 

THE  HONOURABLE  DAVID  BARRETT, 

Premier,  President  of  the  Council  and  Minister  of  Finance. 

THE  HONOURABLE  ERNEST  HALL, 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Minister  of  Travel  Industry. 

THE  HONOURABLE  ALEXANDER  BARRETT 
MACDONALD,  Q.C, 

Attorney-General  and  Minister  of  Industrial  Development, 

Trade  and  Commerce. 

THE  HONOURABLE  ROBERT  ARTHUR  WILLIAMS, 

Minister  of  Lands,  Forests  and  Water  Resources  and 
Minister  of  Recreation  and  Conservation. 

THE  HONOURABLE  DAVID  DANIEL  STUPICH, 

Minister  of  Agriculture. 

THE  HONOURABLE  LEO  THOMAS  NIMSICK, 

Minister  of  Mines  and  Petroleum  Resources. 

THE  HONOURABLE  ROBERT  MARTIN  STRACHAN, 

Minister  of  Highways. 

THE  HONOURABLE  WILLIAM  STEWART  KING, 

Minister  of  Labour. 

THE  HONOURABLE  EILEEN  ELIZABETH  DAILLY, 

Minister  of  Education. 

THE  HONOURABLE  JAMES  GIBSON  LORIMER, 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs  and 
Minister  of  Commercial  Transport. 

THE  HONOURABLE  DENNIS  GEOFFRY  COCKE, 

Minister  of  Health  Services  and  Hospital  Insurance. 

THE  HONOURABLE  WILLIAM  LEONARD  HARTLEY, 

Minister  of  Public  Works. 

THE  HONOURABLE  NORMAN  LEVI. 

Minister  of  Rehabilitation  and  Social  Improvement. 

THE  HONOURABLE  FRANK  ARTHUR  CALDER, 

Minister  without  Portfolio. 


PROVINCE  DF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


5  3  1 


PREVIOUS  ADMINISTRATIONS 

1. -  -Hon.  J.  F.  McCreight,  Premier.  Dec.,  1871,  to  Dec.  23,  1872. 

2.  — Hon.  A.  DeCosmos,  Premier.  Dec.  23,  1872,  to  Feb.  11,  1874. 

3.  — Hon.  G.  A.  Walkem,  Premier.  Feb.  11,  1874,  to  Jan.  27,  1876. 

4.  — Hon.  A.  C.  Elliott,  Premier.  Feb.  1.  1876,  to  June  25,  1878. 

5.  — Hon.  G.  A.  Walkem,  Premier.  June  26,  1878,  to  June  12,  1882. 

6.  — Hon.  R.  Beaven,  Premier.  June  13,  1882,  to  Jan.  10,  1883. 

7 — Hon.  W.  Smythe,  Premier.  Jan.  28,  1883,  to  March  29,  1887. 

8.  — Hon.  A.  E.  B.  Davie,  Premier.  April  1,  1887,  to  Aug.,  1889. 

9.  — Hon.  J.  Robson,  Premier.  Aug.  3,  1889,  to  June,  1892. 

10.  — Hon.  T.  Davie,  Premier.  July  2,  1892,  to  March.  1895. 

11.  — Hon.  J.  H.  Turner,  Premier.  March  4,  1895,  to  Aug.  8,  1898. 

12.  — Hon.  C.  A.  Semlin,  Premier.  Aug.  12,  1898,  to  Feb.  27,  1900. 

13.  — Hon.  Jos.  Martin,  Premier.  Feb.  28,  1900,  to  June  14,  1900. 

14.  — Hon.  J.  Dunsmuir,  Premier.  June  15,  1900,  to  Nov.  21,  1902. 

15.  — Hon.  E.  G.  Prior  Premier.  Nov.  21,  1902,  to  June  1,  1903. 

16.  — Hon.  R.  McBride,  Premier,  June  1,  1903,  to  Dec.  15,  1915. 

17.  — Hon.  Wm.  J.  Bowser,  K.C.,  Dec.  15,  1915,  to  Nov.  23,  1916. 

18.  — Hon.  Harlan  C.  Brewster,  Nov.  23,  1916,  to  March,  1,  1918 

19.  — Hon.  John  Oliver,  March  6,  1918,  to  Aug.  17,  1927. 

20.  — Hon.  John  Duncan  MacLean,  (L),  Aug.  20,  1927,  to  Aug.  20,  1928. 

21.  — Hon.  Simon  Fraser  Tolmie,  ( C. ),  Aug.  21,  1928,  to  Nov.  15,  1933. 

22.  — Hon.  T.  D.  Pattullo  (L.),  Nov.  15,  1933  to  December  9,  1941. 

23.  — Hon.  John  Hart  (Coalition),  Dec.  10,  1941  to  Dec.  27.  1947 

24.  — The  Johnson-Anscomb  (Coalition),  Dec.  29,  1947  to  Jan.  18,  1952. 

25.  — The  Johnson  (Coalition),  January  18,  1952  to  August  1,  1952. 

26.  — Hon.  William  Andrew  Cecil  Bennett,  August  1,  1952  to  present. 

26.  — Hon.  William  Andrew  Cecil  Bennett  (S.C.),  August  1,  1952  to  Aug. 

30,  1972. 

27.  — Hon.  David  Barrett  (N.D.P.),  Aug.  30,  1972  to  present. 


532 


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LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Consists  of  55  members  elected  by  popular  vote.  The 
last  general  election  was  August  30,  1972.  On  entering 
Confederation,  British  Columbia  had  25  members  but 
this  has  been  increased  from  time  to  time  by  ten  Acts 
of  Redistribution,  bringing  the  number  to  55.  Seven 
ridings  are  multiple  ridings,  with  two  members  each; 
all  others,  one  member  each. 

Premier,  $23,000;  Ministers,  $20,000.;  Speaker,  $19,000.; 
Deputy  Speaker,  $13,500.;  Leader  of  the  Opposition, 
$19,000.;  Members,  $10,000. 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1871 


No.  of  Legis.  |  Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st  Legis. 

1st  . 

Feb. 

16, 

1872 

Apr. 

11. 

1872 

2nd . 

Dec. 

17, 

1872 

Feb. 

21, 

1873 

(■Aug. 

30, 

1875 

3rd . 

Dec. 

18, 

1873 

Mar. 

2, 

1874 

1 

4  th . 

Mar. 

1, 

1875 

Aug. 

22, 

1875 

J 

2nd  Legis. 

1st . 

Jan. 

10, 

1876 

May 

19, 

1876 

2nd 

Feb. 

21, 

1877 

Apr. 

18, 

1877 

jApril 

12. 

1878 

3rd . 

Feb. 

7, 

1878 

Apr. 

10, 

1878  , 

) 

3rd  Legis. 

1st  . 

July 

29. 

1878 

Sept. 

2, 

1878  I 

1 

2nd . 

Jan. 

29, 

1879 

Apr. 

29, 

1879  i 

3rd . 

Apr. 

5. 

1880 

May 

8, 

1880 

Jjune 

13, 

1882 

4th . 

Jan. 

24, 

1881 

Mar. 

25, 

1881 

1 

5th . 

Feb. 

23, 

1882 

Apr. 

21, 

1882 

j 

4th  Legis. 

1st . 

Jan. 

25, 

1883 

May 

12, 

1883 

1 

2nd . 

Dec. 

3, 

1883 

Feb. 

18, 

1884 

JJune 

3, 

1886 

3rd  . 

Tan. 

12. 

1885 

Mar. 

9. 

1885 

1 

4th 

Jan. 

25, 

1886 

Apr. 

6, 

1886 

J 

5th  Legis. 

1st  . 

Jan. 

24, 

1887 

Apr. 

7, 

1887 

1 

2nd . . 

Jan. 

27, 

1888 

Apr. 

28, 

1888 

JMay 

10. 

1890 

3rd . . 

Jan. 

31, 

1889 

Apr. 

6, 

1889 

1 

4th . 

Jan. 

23, 

1890 

Apr. 

26, 

1890 

) 

6th  Legis. 

1st . 

Jan. 

15, 

1891 

Aug. 

29, 

1891 

1 

2nd . . 

Jan. 

28, 

1892 

Apr. 

23, 

1892 

IJune 

5, 

1894 

3rd . __ 

Jan. 

26, 

1893 

Apr. 

12, 

1893 

i 

4th _ 

Ian. 

18, 

1894 

Apr. 

11. 

1894 

J 

PROVINCE  OF  ERITISH  COLUMBIA 


5  3  3 


No.  ot  Legis.  |  Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

7th  Legis. 

1st . 

Nov. 

12, 

1894 

Feb. 

21, 

1895 

) 

2nd . 

Jan. 

23. 

1896 

Apr. 

17, 

1896 

jjune 

7, 

1898 

3rd . . 

Feb. 

8, 

1897 

May 

8, 

1897 

1 

4th . 

Feb. 

10, 

1898 

May 

20, 

1898 

1 

8th  Legis. 

1st  . 

Jan. 

5, 

1899 

Feb. 

27, 

1899 

\April 

10, 

1900 

2nd  . 

Jan. 

4, 

1900 

Mar. 

1, 

1900 

1 

9th  Legis. 

1st . 

July 

19, 

1900 

Aug. 

31, 

1900 

) 

2nd . 

Feb. 

21, 

1901 

May 

11. 

1901 

jjune 

16, 

1903 

3rd . 

Feb. 

20, 

1902 

June 

31, 

1902 

1 

4th . 

Apr. 

2, 

1903 

June 

4, 

1903 

) 

10th  Legis. 

1st . 

Nov. 

26, 

1903 

Feb. 

10, 

1904 

2nd . 

Feb. 

9, 

1905 

Apr. 

8, 

1905 

jDec. 

24, 

1906 

3rd . . . 

Jan. 

11, 

1906 

Mar. 

12, 

1906 

J 

11th  Legis. 

1st . .  . 

Mar. 

7, 

1907 

April 

25, 

1907 

1 

2nd  . 

Jan. 

16, 

1908 

March 

7. 

1908 

JOct. 

20, 

1909 

3rd  . . 

Jan 

21, 

1909 

Mar. 

12, 

1909 

1 

12th  Legis. 

1st  . 

Jan. 

20, 

1910 

Mar. 

12, 

1910 

l 

2nd  . 

Ian. 

12, 

1911 

March 

1, 

1911 

jFeb. 

27, 

1912 

3rd  . 

Inn. 

11, 

1912 

Feb. 

27, 

1912 

1 

13th  Legis. 

1st . 

Ian 

16, 

1913 

March 

1, 

1913 

1 

2nd . . 

]un 

15, 

1914 

March 

4, 

1914 

Jjune 

1, 

1916 

3rd  . 

Jan. 

21, 

1915 

March 

6, 

1915 

j 

4th _ 

March 

2. 

1916 

May 

31, 

1916 

1 

14th  Legis.  |  1st  . 

March 

1, 

1917 

Aug. 

17, 

1917 

1  2nd . 

Feb. 

7, 

1918 

Apr. 

23, 

1918 

Oct. 

23, 

1920 

3rd  . 

Jan. 

30. 

1919 

Mar. 

29, 

1919 

4th  . 

Jan. 

29, 

1920 

Mar. 

30, 

1920 

1 

15th  Legis. 

1st  . 

Feb. 

28. 

1921 

April 

2, 

1921 

1 

2nd . 

Oct. 

18, 

1921 

Dec. 

3, 

1921 

[May 

10, 

1924 

3rd  . 

Oct. 

30, 

1922 

Dec. 

16, 

1922 

4th  . . 

Oct. 

20, 

1923 

Dec. 

21, 

1923 

i 

16th  Leqis.  1  1st  . 

Nov. 

3, 

1924 

Dec. 

19, 

1924 

i 

2nd . 

Nov. 

2, 

1925 

Dec 

19, 

1925 

jjune 

7, 

1928 

3rd  . - 

Dec 

16, 

1927 

March 

7. 

1927 

1 

4th  ........ 

Jan. 

24, 

1928 

Mar. 

14, 

1928 

1 

1 7  th  Legis. 

1st  _ 

Jan. 

22, 

1929 

Mar 

20, 

1929 

I 

2nd . 

Jan. 

28, 

1930 

Mar. 

25, 

i930 

1 

| 

3rd . 

Feb. 

11. 

1931 

April 

1, 

1931 

jAug. 

1, 

1933 

4th . 

Feb. 

17, 

1932 

April 

13, 

1932 

1 

1 

5  th _ 

Feb. 

23, 

1933 

Apr!1 

7, 

1933 

] 

534 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


No.  of  Legis.l  Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

t8th  Legis.  |  1st . 

Feb. 

20.  1934 

Mar. 

29,  1934 

|  2nd . 

Feb. 

12,  1935 

Mar. 

23,  1935 

|  3rd . 

Feb. 

25,  1936 

April 

1,  1936 

I  4th . 

Oct. 

27,  1936 

Not. 

20,  1936 

19th  Legis.  |  1st . . 

Oct. 

27.  1937 

Dec. 

10,  1937 

|  2nd . 

Oct. 

25.  1938 

Dec. 

9,  1938 

|  3rd . 

Oct. 

31,  1939 

Nov. 

30,  1939 

1  4th . 

May 

8,  1940 

May 

10,  1940 

!  5th . 

Oct. 

29,  1940 

Dec. 

6,  1940 

1 

20th  Legis.  1  1st . 

Dec. 

4,  1941 

Feb. 

12,  1942 

I  2nd . 

Feb. 

2,  1943 

Mar. 

18,  1943 

1  3rd . 

Feb. 

1,  1944 

Mar. 

15,  1944 

I  4th _ 

Feb. 

6.  1945 

Mar. 

28,  1945 

21st  Legis.  |  1st . 

Feb. 

21,  1946 

April 

11,  1946 

1  2nd 

Feb. 

11,  1947 

April, 

3,  1947 

1  3rd  . 

Mar. 

2,  1948 

April 

28,  1948 

Special  1  4th 

July 

7,  1948 

July 

9,  1948 

1  5th . 

Feb. 

8,  1949 

Mar. 

24,  1949 

22nd  Legis.  1  1st 

Feb. 

14,  1950 

Mar. 

30,  1950 

1  2nd 

Feb. 

20,  1951 

April 

18,  1951 

1 

Special  |  3rd 

Oct. 

25,  1951 

Oct. 

27,  1951 

I  4th  . 

Feb. 

19,  1952 

Mar. 

26,  1952 

23rd  Legis.  |  1st 

Feb. 

3,  1953 

Mar. 

27.  1953 

24th  Legis.  |  1st 

Sept. 

15,  1953 

Oct. 

17,  1953 

j  2nd  . 

Feb. 

16,  1954 

Aril 

14,  1954 

1  3rd  . 

Jan. 

25,  1955 

Mar. 

15,  1955 

I  4th  . 

Jan. 

17,  1956 

Mar. 

2,  1956 

25th  Legis.  1  1st  . 

Feb. 

7,  1957 

Mar. 

28,  1957 

2nd  . 

Jan. 

23,  1958 

Mar. 

20,  1958 

3rd  . 

Jan. 

22,  1959 

Mar. 

2,  1959 

I  4th 

Jan. 

28,  1960 

Mar. 

18,  1960 

26th  Legis.  [  1st 

1  2nd  .... 

Jan. 

26,  1961 

Mar. 

18.  1961 

(Spec.) 

Aug. 

1,  1961 

Aug. 

3,  1961 

1  3rd  . 

Jan. 

25,  1962 

Mar. 

29.  1962 

1  4th  _ 

Jan. 

24,  1963 

Mar. 

27,  1963 

27th  Legis.  I  1st  _ 

Jan. 

23,  1964 

March 

20,  1964 

|  2nd  _... 

Jan. 

21,  1965 

Mar. 

26,  1965 

|  3rd  ... 

Jan. 

27,  1966 

Apr. 

1,  1966 

28th  Legis.  |  1st  . 

Jan. 

24,  1967 

Mar. 

23,  1967 

I  2nd  . 

Jan. 

25,  1968 

April 

6,  1968 

1  3rd  . 

Jan. 

23,  1969 

April 

2,  1969 

29th  Legis.  |  1st . 

Jan. 

22,  1970 

April 

3,  1970 

1  2nd . 

Jan. 

21,  1971 

April 

2,  1971 

3rd  . 

Jan. 

20,  1972 

Mar. 

30,  1972 

30th  Legis.  1st . 

2nd . 

Oct. 

Jan. 

17,  1972 
25,  1973 

Oct. 

27,  1972 

Dissolution 


|April 

1 

1 

15,  1937 

}July 

| 

22,  1941 

Aug. 

31,  1945 

April 

16,  1949 

1 

)  April 

1 

10,  1952 

1 

Mar. 

1 

27,  1953 

Aug. 

13,  1956 

Aug. 

3,  1960 

Aug. 

21,  1963 

Aug. 

5,  1966 

|  July 

21,  1969 

|  July 

24,  1972 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

Speaker:  Hon.  Gordon  Hudson  Dowding. 


Deputy  Speaker:  Hartley 

Douglas  Dent. 

NAME 

CONSTITUENCY 

Anderson,  David  Alexander  . - . 

Anderson,  Gerald  Hamilton  . . . - 

Victoria 

Kamloops 

Barnes,  Emery  Oakland  . . . 

Barrett,  Hon.  David  . — . 

Bennett,  Hon.  William  Andrew  Cecil,  P.C. 

Brousson,  David  Maurice  . 

Brown,  Ms.  Rosemary  . 

Vancouver  Centre 
Coquitlam 

South  Okanagan 

North  Vancouver-Capilano 
Vcmcouver-Burrard 

Calder,  Hon.  Frank  Arthur  . 

Chabot,  James  Roland  . . . 

Cocke,  Hon.  Dennis  Geoffrey  . 

Cummings,  Roy  Thomas  . - . 

Curtis,  Hugh  Austin  . 

Atlin 

Columbia  River 

New  Westminster 
Vancouver-Little  Mountain 
Saanich  and  the  Islands 

Dailly,  Hon.  Mrs.  Eileen  Elizabeth  . 

D'Arcy,  Christopher  A.C . - . 

Dent,  Hartley  Douglas  . - . - . 

Dowding,  Hon.  Gordon  Hudson  . . 

Burnaby  North 
Rossland-Trail 

Skeena 

Burnaby -Edmonds 

Fraser,  Alexander  Vaughan  . - . 

Cariboo 

Gabelmann,  Colin  Stuart  . - . 

Gardom,  Garde  Basil  . 

Gorst,  James  Henry  . 

North  Vancouver-Seymour 
Vancouver-Point  Grey 
Esquimalt 

Hall,  Hon.  Ernest  . 

Hartley,  Hon.  William  Leonard  . 

Surrey 

Yale-Lillooet 

Jordan,  Mrs.  Patricia  Jane  . 

North  Okanagan 

Kelly,  Douglas  Tynwald  . 

King,  Hon.  William  Stewart  . 

Omineoa 

Revelstoke-Slocan 

Lauk,  Gary  Vernon  . 

Lea,  Graham  Richard  . - . — 

Levi,  Hon.  Norman  . . . . . 

Lewis,  Donald  Emerson  . - . 

Liden,  Carl  Oswald  . - . - . 

Lockstead,  Donald  Frederick  . - . 

Lorimer,  Hon.  James  Gibson  . . 

Vancouver  Centre 

Prince  Rupert 

Vancouver-Burrard 

Shuswap 

Delta 

Mackenzie 

Burnaby-Willingdon 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS— (Cont’d.) 


NAME 

CONSTITUENCY 

Macdonald,  Hon.  Alexander  Barrett,  Q.C. 

Vancouver  East 

McClelland,  Robert  Howard  . . 

Langley 

McGeer,  Dr.  Patrick  Luccy  . 

Vancouver-Point  Grey 

Morrisson,  Newell  Rustem  . - . - . 

Victoria 

Nicolson,  Lome  James  . 

Nelson-Creston 

Nimsick,  Hon.  Leo  Thomas  . 

Kootenay 

Nunweiler,  Allan  Alfred  . . 

Fort  George 

Phillips,  Donald  McGray  . 

South  Peace  River 

Radford,  Jack 

Vancouver  South 

Richter,  Francis  Xavier  . 

Boundary-Similkameen 

Rolston,  Rev.  Peter  Carson  . 

Dewdney 

Sanford,  Ms.  Karen  Elizabeth 

Comox 

Schroeder,  Rev.  Harvey  Wilfred 

Chilliwack 

Skelly,  Robert  Evans  . 

Alberni 

Smith,  Dean  Edward  . 

North  Peace  River 

Steves,  Harold  . . 

Richmond 

Strachan,  Hon.  Robert  Martin  . 

Cowichan-Malahat 

Stupich,  Hon.  David  Daniel  . 

Nanaimo 

Wallace,  Dr.  George  Scott  . 

Oak  Bay 

Webster,  Mrs.  Daisy  . 

Vancouver  South 

Williams,  Louis  Allan  . _ 

W.  Vancouver-Howe  Sound 

Williams,  Hon.  Robert  Arthur  . 

Vancouver  East 

Young,  Ms.  Phyllis  Florence  . 

Vancouver-Little  Mountain 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 

LEGEND  :  —  N.D.P. — New  Democratic  Party;  S.C. — Social  Credit; 
Lib.  Liberal;  Ind.— Independent;  P.C. — Progressive  Conservative. 


CONSTITUENCY 


NAME  OF  MEMBER 


Party 

Afiillation 


Albemi 
Atlin . 


Robert  Evans  Skelly  . 

Hon.  Frank  Arthur  Colder 


Boundary-Similkameen 
Burnaby-Edmonds 
Burnaby  North 
Burnaby-Wellingdon 


Francis  Xavier  Richter  . 

Hon.  Gordon  Hudson  Dowding 
Hon.  Eileen  Elizabeth  Dailly 
Hon.  James  Gibson  Lorimer  ... 


Cariboo . 

Chilliwack  . . 

Columbia  River  . 

Comox . 

Coquitlam . 

Cowichan-Malahat 


Alexander  V.  Fraser  . . 

Rev.  Harvey  Wilfred  Schroeder 

James  Roland  Chabot  . . 

Ms.  Karen  E.  Sanford  . 

Hon.  David  Barrett  . 

Hon.  Robert  Martin  Strachan 


Delta . 

Dewdney . 

Esquimalt 

Fort  George 

Kamloops . 

Kootenay . 

Langley . 

Mackenzie 


Carl  Oswald  Liden  . 

Rev.  Peter  Carson  Rolston 

James  Henry  Gorst  . 

Allan  Alfred  Nunweiler  . 

Gerald  Hamilton  Anderson 
Hon.  Leo  Thomas  Nimsick 

Robert  Howard  McClelland 

Donald  Frederick  Lockstead 


Nanaimo  . 

Nelson-Creston 
New  Westminster  .. 
North  Okanagan 
North  Peace  River 
North  Vancouver- 

Capilano . 

North  Vancouver- 
Seymour . 


Hon.  David  Daniel  Stupich  , 

Lome  James  Nicolson  . 

Hon.  Dennis  Geoffrey  Cocke 
Mrs.  Patricia  Jane  Jordan 
Dean  Edward  Smith  . 

David  Maurice  Brousson  . 

Colin  S.  Gabelmann  . 


Oak  Bay 
Omineca 


Dr.  G.  Scott  Wallace  ... 
Douglas  Tynwald  Kelly 


N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

S.C. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

S.C. 

S.C. 

S.C. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

S.C. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

S.C. 

S.C. 


Lib. 


N.D.P. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 


Prince  Rupert 


Graham  Richard  Lea 


N.D.P. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES—  (Cont’d.) 


CONSTITUENCY 

NAME  OF  MEMBER 

Party 

Affiliation 

Revelstoke-Slocan . 

Hon.  William  Stewart  King 

N.D.P. 

Harold  Steves  . 

N.D.P. 

Rossland-Trail . 

Christopher  A.C.  D'Arcy  ... 

N.D.P. 

Saanich  and  the 

Hugh  Austin  Curtis  . 

P.C. 

Shuswap . 

Donald  Emerson  Lewis  . 

N.D.P. 

Hartley  Douglas  Dent  . 

N.D.P. 

South  Okanagan . 

Hon.  William  Andrew  Cecil 

Bennett  . 

S.C. 

South  Peace  River  . 

Donald  McGray  Phillips  . 

s.c. 

Surrey . 

N.D.P. 

Vancauver-Burrard  . 

Hon.  Norman  Levi 

N.D.P. 

(2  members) 

Ms.  Rosemary  Brown 

N.D.P. 

Vancouver  Centre  . 

Emery  Oakland  Barnes  . 

N.D.P. 

(2  members) 

Gary  Vernon  Lauk  . 

N.D.P. 

Vancouver  East  . 

Hon.  Alexander  B.  Macdonald 

N.D.P. 

(2  members) 

Hon.  Robert  Arthur  Williams 

N.D.P. 

Vancouver-Little 

Mountain . 

Ms.  Phyllis  Florence  Young 

N.D.P. 

(2  members) 

Roy  Thomas  Cummings  . 

N.D.P. 

Vancouver-Point  Grey 

Dr.  Patrick  L.  McGeer  . 

Lib. 

(2  members) 

Garde  Basil  Gardom  . 

Lib. 

Jack  Radford  . 

N.D.P. 

(2  members) 

Mrs.  Daisy  Webster  . 

N.D.P. 

Newell  Ruston  Morrison  . 

S.C. 

(2  members) 

David  Alexander  Anderson 

Lib. 

West  Vancouver- 

Howe  Sound  . 

Louis  Allan  Williams  . 

Lib. 

Yale-Lillooet . 

Hon.  William  Leonard  Hartley 

N.D.P. 

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539 


SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

ANDERSON,  DAVID  ALEXANDER,  LL.B.  (Victoria). 
B.  Aug.  16,  1937  at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of  James  William 
Anderson  and  Sheila  Gillespie.  Ed.  at  Victoria  College, 
Univ.  of  B.C.  and  Univ.  of  Hong  Kong.  Foreign  Service 
Officer;  Asst.  Can.  Gov’t.  Trade  Commissioner  Hong  Kong 
1964-67;  Legal  Advisor,  Can.  Commissioner  International 
Control  Commission,  Saigon,  Vietnam,  1963-64.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis. 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol:  Liberal.  Rel:  Anglican.  Address: 
3965  Telegraph  Bay  Road,  Victoria,  B.C. 

ANDERSON,  GERALD  HAMILTON  (Kamloops).  B. 
April  .12,  1922  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Andrew  Hamilton 
Anderson  and  Elizabeth  Harrison.  Ed.  at  Broadview  P.S., 
Nepean  H.S.  and  Ottawa  Technical  School.  M.  May  25, 
1943  to  Ingebjorg  Magnhild,  dau.  of  John  Storseth  of 
Vancouver,  B.C.  Four  children:  Heather  Susan,  Wendy 
Elizabeth,  Sharon  Lee  and  John  Andrew.  A  2nd.  Class 
Stationary  Engineer.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  Pol:  N.D.P.  Rel:  Anglican.  Address:  1707 
Happyvale  Ave.,  Brocklehurst,  Kamloops,  B.C. 

BARNES,  EMERY  OAKLAND,  B.Sc.,  B.S.W.  (Vancou¬ 
ver  Centre).  B.  Dec.  15,  1929  at  New  Orleans,  La.  Ed.  at 
Univ.  of  Oregon  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Sept.  28,  1952  to 
Laverne  V.  Barnes.  Four  children:  Deborah  Elise,  Cons¬ 
tance  Michele,  Beverli  Maxine  and  Craig  Emery.  A  Social 
Worker.  Was  cand.  B.C.  g.e.  1969  and  def.  First  elected 
to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  Pol:  N.D.P.  Address:  1308 
Commercial  Drive,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

BARRETT,  HON.  DAVID  (Coquitlam).  B.  Oct.  2,  1930 
at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  Samuel  Barrett  and  Rose  Hyatt, 
both  Canadians.  Ed.  at  Britannia  High  School  Vancouver, 
1948;  Seattle  University,  B.A.  1953;  St.  Louis  University, 
M.S.W.  1956.  M.  Oct.  6,  1953  to  Shirley  Hackman.  Three 
children:  Daniel  Alexander,  Joseph  Samuel  and  Jane 
Rosanne.  A  Social  Worker.  Probation  Office,  St.  Louis 
County  Juvenile  Court,  St.  Louis,  Mo.;  Supervisor  of  Social 
Training,  Haney  Correctional  Institution;  Personnel  and 


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Staff  Training  Officer,  Haney  Correctional  Institution; 
Supervisor  of  Counselling  Services,  John  Howard  Society 
of  B.C.,  Vancouver.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e 
Sept.  12,  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1966,  1969  and  1972. 
Apptd.  Leader  of  the  Opposition,  1969.  Sworn  in  as  Pre¬ 
mier,  President  of  the  Council  and  Minister  of  Finance 
Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Jewish.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldg.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

BENNETT,  HON.  WILLIAM  ANDREW  CECIL.  P.C . 
LL.D.,  D.Pol.Sc.,  K.St.J.  (South  Okanagan).  B.  Sept.  6,  1900. 
Albert  County,  N.B.  S.  of  A.  H.  Bennett  and  Mary  Burns,  his 
wife,  both  born  in  Canada  of  U.E.L.  Stock.  M.  July  11,  1927 
to  Annie  Elizabeth  May  Richards,  of  Wellington,  B.C.  Three 
children.  Hardware  Merchant.  An  Executive  of  the  Can. 
Red  Cross;  Rod  &  Gun  Club,  Ltd.,  Gyro  and  others. 
First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1941.  Re-elected  g.e.  1945, 
1949,  1952,  1953,  1956,  1960,  1963,  1966,  1969  and  1972. 
Premier  and  President  of  the  Council,  August  1952  and 
Min.  of  Finance,  Feb.  15,  1954  to  Sept.  15,  1972.  Sworn 
of  the  Privy  Council,  1967.  Min.  of  Highways  March  21, 
1968  to  April  25,  1968.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Address:  Parlia 
ment  Buildings,  Victoria,  B.C. 

BROUSSON,  DAVID  MAURICE,  B.A.Sc.  (North  Van- 
couver-Capilamo).  B.  Dec.  14,  1920  at  Creston.  B.C.  S.  of 
Charles  M.  Brousson  and  Grace  Bacon,  both  English.  Ed. 
at  Victoria  Normal  School  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Aug.  20, 
1940  to  Evelyn'  Smith  of  Courtenay,  B.C.  Four  children: 
Courtney  Stephen,  Maurice  Leigh,  Sherry  Lyn  and  Kathe¬ 
rine  Jean.  Gen.  Mgr.  Century  Sales  Ltd.  Served  R.C.A. 
WW  II  as  Lieut.  Mem.  U.B.C.  Senate.  Past  pres.  Univ. 
Club,  Vancouver  and  U.B.C.  Alumni  Assn.  Mem.  Kinsmen, 
Vancouver  Inst,  and  North  American  Heating  Wholesalers 
Inc.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  by-election  July  15,  1968. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1969  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
3625  East  Fourth  Ave.,  Vancouver  12,  B.C. 

BROWN,  Mrs.  ROSEMARY,  B.A.,  MSw,  (Vancouver-Bur- 
rard).  B.  June  17,  in  Jamaica,  West  Indies.  Dau.  of  Ralph 


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Wedderburn  (dec.)  and  Enid  James.  Ed.  at  Wolmer’s 
Private  School,  Jamaica,  McGill  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  B.C. 
M.  Aug.  12,  1955  to  William  Theophlus  son  of  Wm.  Brown 
of  Lakeland,  Florida.  Three  children:  Cleta  Denise,  Wil¬ 
liam  Garrison  and  Jonathan  James.  A  Social  Worker  and 
Counsellor  at  Simon  Fraser  Univ.  Regional  Rep.  B.C. 
National  Black  Coalition  of  Can.  1969-72.  Awarded  U.N. 
Human  Rights  Fellowship  1972.  Mem.  University  Womens’ 
Club,  B.C.  Assoc,  for  Advancement  of  Colored  People  and 
Status  of  Women  Council  of  B.C.  First  elected  to  B.C. 
Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol:  N.D.P.  Address:  4750  Belmont 
Ave.,  Vancouver  8,  B.C. 

CALDER,  HON.  FRANK  ARTHUR  (Atlin).  B.  Aug.  3, 
1915  at  Nass  Harbour,  Nass  River,  B.C.  S.  of  Job  Henry 
Clark  and  Emily  Leask,  Canadian  Native  Indian.  Ed.  at 
Chilliwack  High  School,  Anglican  Theological  College  and 
University  of  B.C.  (L.Th.  1946).  Clerk  Net  &  Gear  Dept., 
B.C.  Packers  Ltd.  Pres.  Nishga  Pacific  Logging  Co.  Ltd. 
Founder  Pres.  Nishga  Tribal  Council.  Member  B.C.  Special 
Advisory  Committee,  Indian  Affairs  Branch.  First  elected 
to  the  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1949.  Re-elected  g.e.  1952,  1953,  def. 
1956,  re-elected  1960,  1963,  1966,  1969  and  1972.  First 
native  Indian  ever  elected  to  Can.  Pari.  Apptd.  Min.  with¬ 
out  Portfolio  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  An¬ 
glican.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

CHABOT,  JAMES  ROLAND  (Columbia  River).  B.  May 
8,  1927  at  Farnham,  Que.  S.  of  J.  Gustave  Chabot  and 
Blanche  Bernier  both  Cdn.  Ed.  at  local  schools.  M.  in  1950  to 
Grace  Carr  of  New  Westminster,  B.C.  Six  children:  James, 
Robert,  Linda,  Dawn,  Mark  and  Allan  Bruce.  A  C.P.R. 
Agent.  Comm.  Village  of  Invermere,  four  years.  Trustee 
Windermere  Dist.  Hospital  Bd.,  one  year.  Past  Pres. 
Kinsmen  Club  of  Invermere.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis. 
g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966,  1969  and  1972.  Min.  of 
Labour,  Apr.  2,  1971  to  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  951  Royal  Oak  Ave.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

COCKE,  HON.  DENNIS  GEOFFREY,  (New  Westmin¬ 
ster).  B.  June  2,  1924  at  Athabasca,  Alta.  S.  of  Geoffrey 


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Arthur  Cocke  and  Pauline  Wright,  both  British.  High 
School  education.  M.  June  8,  1946  to  Yvonne  McRae  of 
Vancouver.  Four  children:  Carol  Lynne  (Mrs.  Lafleur), 
Wendy  Denise,  Deborah  Anne  and  Alison  Dawn.  A  Life 
Insurance  Representative.  Mem.  of  RCAF  3  years.  Vice- 
pres.  Y.M.C.A.,  Vancouver  and  mem.  A.F.  &  A.M.,  Prince 
Arthur  No.  82.  First  elected  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Health  Service  and 
Hospital  Insurance,  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
United.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

CUMMINGS,  ROY  THOMAS  (Vancouver-Little  Moun¬ 
tain).  B.  May  28,  1930  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  Roy  Cum¬ 
mings  and  Florence  Batherine  Whitmore.  Ed.  at  Kam¬ 
loops,  B.C.  M.  Sept.  6,  1951  to  Muriel,  dau.  of  Sam  Spur¬ 
geon  of  Revelstoke,  B.C.  Six  children:  Janice,  Patricia, 
Roy,  Wendy,  Beverly  and  Sheri.  A  merchant.  Mem.: 
Masonic  Lodge.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  1652  Milford 
Street,  Coquitlam,  B.C. 

CURTIS,  HUGH  AUSTIN  (Saanich  and  the  Islands). 
B.  Oct.  3,  1932  at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of  Austin  Ivor  Curtis 
and  Helen  Shepherd.  Ed.  at  Victoria  P.S.  and  H.S.  M. 
March  16,  1957  to  Sheila  Diane,  dau.  of  Mr.  C.  W.  Halford 
of  Vancouver,  B.C.  Three  children:  Gary  Hugh  Austin, 
David  Charles  and  Susan  Diane  Helen.  A  Sales  Mgr., 
Broadcasting.  Alderman,  District  of  Saanich,  B.C.,  1962- 
63-64  and  Mayor  1964  to  date.  Chairman,  Capital  Reg. 
Dist.  Past  Pres.  Union  of  B.C.  Municipalities;  Past  Chair¬ 
man,  Municipal  Finance  Authority;  Mem.:  Kiwanis  Club 
and  Union  Club  of  B.C.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  4585  Leyns 
Road,  Saanich,  B.C. 

DAILLY,  HON.  Mrs.  EILEEN  ELIZABETH  (Burnaby 
North).  B.  Feb.  15,  1926  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  Dau.  of  John 
J.  Gilmore,  Irish  and  Mary  A.  Scott,  Scottish.  Ed.  at  ele¬ 
mentary  and  secondary  schools  and  Vancouver  Provincial 
Normal  School.  M.  June  30,  1951  to  James  Dailly  of  Van- 


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couver,  B.C.  One  child:  Robert  John.  Former  school 
teacher  in  Burnaby.  Burnaby  School  Trustee;  past  chair¬ 
man  of  School  Bd.;  former  Chairman  Union  Boards  of 
Health  for  B.C.  and  former  Chairman  Metropolitan  Health 
Bd.  Ten  year  service  award  B.C.  School  Trustees  Assn. 
First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1966  Re-elected  g.e.  1969 
and  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Education  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party 
pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Victoria,  B.C. 

D’ARCY,  CHRISTOPHER  ANTHONY  CONYERS  (Ross- 
land-Trail).  B.  Dec.  22,  1940  at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of 
Geoffrey  Conyers  D’Arcy  and  Grace  Agnes  Ryall.  Ed.  at 
Selkirk  College,  Castlegar,  B.C.  M.  Sept.  15,  1965  to 
Janice  Lane,  dau.  of  Walter  Butler  of  Kaslo,  B.C.  Two 
children:  Michael  Monyers  and  Rebecca  Lane.  A  Publish¬ 
er.  First  elected  to  the  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  403-16th  Street,  Kin- 
naird,  B.C. 

DENT,  HARTLEY  DOUGLAS,  L.Th.  (Skeena).  B.  Feb. 
15,  1929  at  Limerick,  Sask.  S.  of  Walter  R.  Dent  and 
Edith  Olive  Butcher.  Ed.  at  Port  Sydney,  Ont.  and  Les- 
kard,  Ont.  P.S.;  Orono  Continuation  School;  Central  Tech., 
Toronto;  Shurpass  School,  Vane.;  Univ.  of  B.C.;  Anglican 
College,  Vane.;  Provincial  Norman  School,  Vane.  M.  July 
1,  1961  to  Shirley  Anna,  dau.  of  Chris  Larsen  of  Enderby, 
B.C.  Two  children:  Gilbert  Walter  and  Steven  Timothy. 
An  Administrator.  Served  Can.  Armoured  Corps.  1943-45. 
Mem.:  B.C.  Assoc,  of  Non-Status  Indians.  Ordained  Angli¬ 
can  Minister  1961-1967.  Cand.  B.C.  g.e.  &  By-election 
1966  and  def.  Can.  Fed.  g.e.  1968  and  def.  First  elected 
to  the  B.C.  Legis,  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Deputy  Speaker,  Oct. 
17,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Box 
302,  Terrace,  B.C. 

DOWDING,  HON.  GORDON  HUDSON  (Burnaby- 
Edmonds).  B.  March  1,  1918  at  Kamlops,  B.C.  Ed.  at 
Kamloops  schools  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Dec.  27,  1945  to 
Gwen  Olson  of  Langruth,  Man.  Three  children.  Mem.  Can. 


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Bar  Assn.,  B.C.  Law  Society,  Vancouver  Bar  Assn,  and 
B.C.  Civil  Liberties  Assn.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e. 
1956.  Re-elected  g.e.  1960,  1963,  1966,  1969  and  1972. 
Elected  Speaker  Oct.  17,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
Unitarian.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs,  Victoria,  B.C. 

FRASER,  ALEXANDER  VAUGHN  (Cariboo).  B.  June 
22,  1916  at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of  John  Anderson  Fraser. 
Scottish  and  Lillian  Vaughn,  English.  Ed.  at  Quesnel  H.S. 
M.  Aug.  3,  1940  to  Gertrude  Marjorie  Watt.  One  child: 
Bonnie  Joy.  Partner  in  F.  &  W.  Trucking  and  Equipment 
Ltd.  Mayor  of  Town  of  Quesnel.  Chairman  Regional  Dist. 
of  Cariboo.  Served  RCASC  1942-46.  Life  mem.  Union  of 
B.C.  Municipalities  (Pres.  1963-64).  Mem.  B.P.O.E.  Elks 
No.  298,  Quesnel  and  Royal  Can.  Legion  Branch  No.  94, 
Quesnel.  First  elected  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  679  Walkem 
St.,  P.O.  Box  501,  Quesnel,  B.C. 

GABELMANN,  COLIN  STUART  (North  Vancouver- 
Seymour).  B.  Feb.  11,  1944  at  London,  England.  S.  of  Fritz 
Karl  Gabelmann  and  Honorah  Elsie  Puddifoot.  Ed.  at 
Southern  Okanagan  Secondary  School,  Univ.  of  B.C.  M. 
March  8,  1969  to  Ellen  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Raymond  Slough 
of  Winnipeg,  Man.  Mem.:  Retail,  Wholesale  and  Dept. 
Store  Union  Local  580.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e. 
1972.  Party  Pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  1890  Cardinal  Cres., 
North  Vancouver,  B.C. 

GARDOM,  GARDE  BASIL,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  (Vancouver- 
Point  Grey).  B.  July  17,  1924  at  Banff,  Alta.  S.  of  Basil 
and  Bell  Gardom,  both  Engl.  Ed.  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Feb. 
9,  1965.  Four  children:  Kim,  Karen,  Brione  and  Brita. 
A  barrister  and  solicitor.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e. 
1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  1738  Angus  Dr.,  Vancouver  9,  B.C. 

GORST,  JAMES  HENRY  (Esquimalt).  B.  Aug.  12,  1922 
at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of  James  Henry  Gorst  and  Margaret 
Ann  Rawlinson.  Ed.  at  Victoria,  B.C.  M.  July  22,  1966  to 
Cecilia,  dau.  of  George  McCreadie  of  San  Diego,  Calif., 


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U.S.A.  One  child:  Carol  Ann.  Served  RCAF  1942-46. 
Member  Community  Planning  Assoc,  of  Can.  Cand.  Fed. 
g.e.  1965  and  def.  cand.  B.C.  g.e.  1969  and  def.  First  elected 
to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  Pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Roman 
Catholic.  Address:  3944  Wilkinson  Road,  Victoria,  B.C. 

HALL,  HON.  ESNEST  (Surrey).  B.  Sept.  16,  1929  at 
Old  Trafford,  Manchester,  England.  S.  of  Ernest  Hall  and 
Elsie  Price,  both  English.  Ed.  at  Grammar  School  and 
Colleges  in  England.  M.  Mar.  15,  1961,  to  Jean  Bardsley 
at  Vancouver,  B.C.  Two  children  :  Griffith  Ernest  and 
Tracey.  A  teacher,  soldier  (British  Army)  and  adminis¬ 
trator.  Was  office  manager  Hudson’s  Bay  Co.  (Wholesale 
Division).  Provincial  Secretary,  New  Democratic  Party 
of  B.C.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1969  and  1972.  Apptd.  Prov.  Sect’y  and  Min.  of  Travel 
Industry  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Parlia¬ 
ment  Bldgs.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

HARTLEY,  HON.  WILLIAM  LEONARD  (Yale-Lillooet). 
B.  Dec.  12,  1916  at  Estevan,  B.C.  S.  of  Leonard  Hartley  and 
Sarah  Ann  Lee  both  of  Yorkshire,  England.  Received 
Certificate  Electrical  Engineering  from  Vancouver  Tech. 
School  and  Life  Underwriters  Training  Course.  M.  Sept. 
9,  1955  to  Marianne  Martha  Mueller  of  Lumsden,  Sask. 
Three  Children:  Marianne  Gretchen,  William  James  Eric 
and  Lisa  Ann  Lee.  Founding  Pres,  of  North  Fraser  Co-op. 
Assn.;  Bd.  Mem.  of  C.U.  &  C.  Health  Services  and  First 
Mem.  Million  Dollar  Club  of  Co-operative  Life  Ins.  Co. 
First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966, 
1969  and  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Public  Works,  Sept.  15,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Parlia¬ 
ment  Bldgs,  Victoria,  B.C. 

JORDAN,  Mrs.  PATRICIA  JANE  (North  Okanagan). 
B.  Dec.  7,  1930  at  Vernon,  B.C.  Dau.  of  John  Wm. 
Laidman  and  Eva  Maud  Wiseman  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Vernon 
B.C.  elementary  and  high  schools;  Vancouver  General 
Hospital  School  of  Nursing;  pre-school  education  Aldrich 
Memorial  School,  Rochester,  Minn,  and  San  Antonio 
Texas  Jr.  Coll.  M.  Sept.  4,  1954  to  Laurance  T.  Jordan, 


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M. D.  of  Vernon,  B.C.  Two  children:  James  David  Edward 
and  Laurance  Henry  Phillips.  Reg.  Nurse  1953.  Instructor 
Rochester  State  Hospital.  Past  pres.  Physicians  Wives 
Club,  Rochester.  Dir.  Womens  Hospital  Aux.  and  Vernon 
Winter  Carnival  of  Vernon,  B.C.  Mem.  Rotary-Anne,  C. 
of  C.,  Hospital  Aux.,  Kalamalka  Country  Club,  Vernon 
Riding  Club,  Vancouver  Art  Gallery,  John  Howard  Society 
and  V.G.  Hospital  Alumni.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis. 
g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969  and  1972.  Min.  without  Port¬ 
folio,  Dec.  12,  1966  to  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  c/o  3009  -  31st  Ave.,  Verdun,  B.C. 

KELLY,  DOUGLAS  TYNWALD  (Omineca).  B.  July  21, 
1920  at  Revelstoke,  B.C.  S.  of  Allen  Victor  Kelly  and 
Majorie  Elsie  Smythe.  Ed.  at  Revelstoke,  B.C.  M.  Dec.  31, 
1957  to  Dorothy  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Mrs.  A.  S.  Creig  of 
Vancouver.  Three  children:  Lynn,  Edmond  and  David. 
A  lodge  operator.  Mem.:  Seaforth  Highlanders  1939-45 
and  Fraser  Lake  C.  of  C.  Cand.  B.C.  g.e.  1969  and  def. 
First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Address:  Box  400,  Fraser  Lake,  B.C. 

KING,  HON.  WILLIAM  STEWART  (Revelstoke  Slocan). 
B.  Sept.  15,  1930  at  Tisdale,  Sask.  S.  of  Patrick  J.  King  and 
Minnie  A.  Evans.  Ed.  Nelson  H.S.,  Nelson,  B.C.  and  Labour 
College  of  Can.  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Oct.  10,  1953  to 
Audrey  Lois  Lennard.  Two  children:  Linda  Maureen  and 
William.  A  locomotive  engineer.  Mem.:  United  Transporta¬ 
tion  Union.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  by-election  1968. 
Def.  g.e.  1969.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Labour, 
Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United.  Address: 
Pari.  Bldg.,  Victoria. 

LAUK,  GARY  VERNON,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Vancouver  Cen¬ 
tre).  B.  Sept.  7,  1940.  S.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edward  Lauk. 
Ed.  Vancouver  and  New  Westminster  P.S.;  U.B.C.  A 
lawyer.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol : 

N. D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1901  W.  2nd.  Ave.,  Van¬ 
couver. 

LEA,  GRAHAM  RICHARD  (Prince  Rupert).  B.  March 
6,  1934  at  Nakusp,  B.C.  S.  of  George  Lea  and  Beatrice 


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Ellen  Graham.  Ed.  at  Graham  Landing,  B.C.  and  Trail, 

B. C.  M.  May  31,  1969  to  Dorothea  Elaine,  dau.  of  Clayton 
patriquin  of  Whitehorse,  Yukon.  Three  children:  Melanie, 
Marni  and  Alexander.  A  broadcaster.  RCAF  1951-54.  First 
elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address: 
P.O.  Box  4,  Prince  Rupert,  B.C. 

LEVI,  HON.  NORMAN  (Vancouver-Burrard).  B.  Feb. 
25,  1927  at  Birmingham,  England.  S.  of  Jack  Levi  and 
Leah  Press.  M.  Dec.  22,  1951  to  Gloria,  dau.  of  Jacob 
Hammerman  of  Lakewood,  N.J.  Five  children:  Wayne, 
David,  Tamar,  Dani  and  Alisa.  A  social  worker,  John 
Howard  Society.  Served  British  Army,  1943-47;  Dir.:  B.C. 
Civil  Liberties,  1965-72;  Pres.  Assoc,  of  Chest  Employees, 

C. U.P.E.,  Local  881.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  by-election 
May  21,  1968.  Def.  g.e.  1969.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Rehabilitation  and  Social  Improvement,  Sept.  15, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Jewish.  Address:  3856  West 
12th  Ave.,  Vancouver. 

LEWIS,  DONALD  EMERSON  (Shuswap).  B.  March  14, 
1930  at  Entwistle,  Alta.  S.  of  Charles  C.  Lewis  and  Grace 
Pearl  Cory.  Ed.  at  Langley,  B.C.  M.  Jan.  12,  1954  to 
Dorothy  Irene,  dau.  of  P.  S.  Wilkinson  of  Langley,  B.C. 
Four  children:  William  Douglas,  Donald  Eldon,  Linda 
Yvonne  and  Brenda  Kathleen.  A  farmer.  Dir.  Regional 
Dist.  Columbia-Shuswap,  1968-72.  Dir  (Interior)  B.C.  Egg 
Marketing  Board  1970-72.  Mem.:  Independent  Order  of 
Foresters,  Chase  and  District  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to 
B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Box 
128,  Sorrento,  B.C. 

LINDEN,  CARL  OSWALD  (Delta).  B.  Feb.  3,  1929  at 
Govan,  Sask.  S.  of  Carl  Ragnar  Sten  Liden  and  Ragna 
Liden.  Ed.  at  Newton  Elementary  and  Queen  Elizabeth 
High,  Surrey,  B.C.  M.  March  4,  1950  to  Veverley  Anne, 
dau.  of  William  Hill  of  Delta,  B.C.  Two  children:  Robert 
Carl  and  Teresa  Anne.  A  fisherman  and  administrator. 
Delta  Alderman,  1958-63.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e. 
1972.  Address:  10343  Main  Street,  Delta. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


LOCKSTEAD,  DONALD  FREDERICK  (Mackenzie).  B. 
Nov.  21,  1931  at  Leduc,  Alta.  S.  of  Daniel  Lockstead  and  Ida 
Lutz.  Ed.  at  Texada  Is.,  Powell  River,  Vancouver.  M.  Sept. 
5,  1964  to  Leita  Jean,  dau.  of  Leo  Simard  of  Powell  River, 
B.C.  Four  children:  Donald  Stanley,  Sylvia  Louise,  Gina 
Marie  and  Jennifer  Ann.  A  Plant  Supt.  Mem.:  Lions,  Elks, 
Community  Assoc.,  Credit  Union.  Can.  B.C.  g.e.  1969  and 
def.  First  elected  B.C.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
Protestant.  Address:  Box  125,  Vananda,  B.C. 

LORIMER,  HON.  JAMES  GIBSON,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Burna- 
by-Wellingdon).  B.  June  3,  1923  at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of 
William  Keith  Lorimer  and  Isabella  Gibson,  both  Scottish. 
Ed.  at  Victoria  Coll.,  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Oct.  22,  1943 
to  Cicely  Edith  Charters  of  Calgary.  Two  children:  Cicely 
Isabel  and  Yvonne  Anne.  A  lawyer.  First  elected  to  B.C. 
Legis.  by-election  Jan.  13,  1969.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969  and 
1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  and  Min.  of  Com¬ 
mercial  Transport,  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel. 
United.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

MACDONALD,  HON.  ALEXANDER  BARRETT,  Q.C., 
(Vancouver  East).  B.  Oct.  21,  1918  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S. 
of  Malcolm  Archibald  Macdonald,  Scottish  Canadian  and 
Ida  Williams,  Canadian.  Ed.  at  University  of  B.C.  (B.A.), 
graduate  in  Law,  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto,  Ont.  M.  Nov.  4, 
1944,  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  to  Dorothy  Anne  Lewis.  One  child: 
Christina  Anne.  A  practising  lawyer.  Former  Parliamen¬ 
tary  Secretary  to  M.  J.  Coldwell.  First  elected  to 
B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  Sept.  12,  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1966, 
1969  and  1972.  Apptd.  Attorney-General  and  Min.  of  Indus¬ 
trial  Development,  Trade  and  Commerce,  Sept.  15,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Parliament 
Bldgs,  Victoria,  B.C. 

MCCLELLAND,  ROBERT  HOWARD  (Langley).  B.  Nov. 
2,  1933  at  Calgary,  Alta.  S.  of  Howard  Everett  McClelland 
and  Isabel  Irving  Gardner.  Ed.  at  Haultain,  Connaught  and 
Western  Canada  Schools  in  Calgary.  M.  Aug.  2,  1957  to 
Lorraine  Angeline,  dau.  of  Alexis  Masserey  of  Prince 
Albert,  Sask.  Two  children:  Lloyd  Howard  and  Linda 


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Mae.  A  broadcaster  and  publisher.  Langley  Alderman, 
1969-72.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Social  Credit.  Address:  20712  Douglas  Crescent,  Langley, 
B.C. 

MCGEER,  PATRICK  LUCEY,  M.D.,  Ph.D.,  B.A.,  (Van- 
couver-Point  Grey).  B.  June  27,  1927  at  Vancouver,  B.C. 
S.  of  James  A.  McGeer  and  Ada  A.  Schengers  both  Can. 
Ed  at  Univ.  of  B.C.  (B.A.-1948),  Princeton  Univ.  (PhD.- 
1951)  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  (M.D.-1958).  M.  April  15,  1954 
to  Edith  Ann  dau.  of  Dr.  Charles  Graef  of  New  York,  N.Y. 
Three  children:  Patrick  Charles,  Brian  T.  and  Victoria  L. 
Associate  professor.  Kinsmen  Laboratory  of  Neurological 
Research,  Faculty  of  Medicine,  Univ.  of  B.C.  First  elected 
to  B.C.  Legis.  at  by-election  Dec.  17,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1963,  1966,  1969  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  4727  W.  Second  Ave.,  Vancouver  8,  B.C. 

MORRISON,  NEWELL  ORRIN  RUSTON,  B.Comm. 
(Victoria).  B.  July  28,  1924  at  Chungking  Hills,  China.  S. 
of  Rev.  Wesley  Robertson  Morrison  and  Kate  Adeline 
Ruston  Ed.  at  Reginal  Central  Collegiate,  Univ.  of  Sask. 
and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Dec.  16,  1948  to  Marjorie  Mary,  dau. 
of  Fred  Dunn  of  Regina,  Sask.  Four  children:  Newell 
Brent,  Craig  Robert,  Susan  Barbara  and  Kevin  Ian.  Pres. 
Morrisson  Travelworld  Ltd.  RCAF  Pilot  1943-45.  Past. 
Pres.  Victoia  Auto  Dealers  Assoc,  and  B.C.  Auto  Dealers 
Assoc.  Past  Vice-Pres.  Federation  Auto  Dealers  Assoc,  of 
Can.  Mem.:  Rotary  Club,  Union  Club  of  B.C.,  Victoria 
Gold  Club  and  Young  Presidents  Organ.  First  elected  to 
B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Social  Credit.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  2175  Lansdowne  Road,  Victoria. 

NICOLSON,  LORNE  JAMES,  B.Ed.  (Nelson-Creston). 
B  July  4,  1936  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  James  Thomas 
Nicolson  and  Rosa  Maria  Christiano.  Ed.  at  Burnaby 
North  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  July  12,  1958  to  France, 
dau.  of  Frank  Golata  of  Dawson  Creek,  B.C.  Two  children: 
Sean  Andrew  and  Cameron  Francis.  A  teacher.  Cand.  B.C. 
g.e.  1969  and  def.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972. 


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Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  R.R.  #1, 
Nelson,  B.C. 

NIMSICK,  HON.  LEO  THOMAS  (Kootenay).  B.  Jan.  26, 
1908,  at  Rossland,  B.C.  S.  of  Thomas  Nimsick  and  Anna 
Caesar,  his  wife.  M.  Nov.  5,  1934.  to  Marie  K.  Zimmer, 
of  Luseland,  Sask.  Two  children:  Leo  A.  T.  and  Mrs.  Ly- 
nette  Kelly.  Employed  by  C.M.  &  S.  Co.,  as  Storekeeper  for 
21  years.  Was  Alderman  in  Rossland  for  4  years.  Mem 
of  Fraternal  Order  of  Eagles.  Pres,  of  the  Kimberlev 
Co-Op.  Assn.;  Vice-Pres.  of  the  Kimberley  Credit  Union 
Mem.  K.  of  C.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.,  June  15 
1949.  Re-elected  g.e.  1952,  1953,  1956,  1960,  1963,  1966’ 
1969  and  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Petroleum  Re¬ 
sources,  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

NUNWEILER,  ALLAN  ALFRED  (Fort  George).  B. 
Dec.  7,  1930  at  Estonia,  Sask.  S.  of  Ferdinand  Nunweiler 
and  Johanna  Lentz.  Ed.  at  Laporte,  Sask.  M.  June  4,  1953 
to  Verna  dau.  of  John  Psutka  of  Esterhazy,  Sask.  Three 
children:  Guyle  Allan,  Doug  Kerry  and  Carol  Rita.  A  train 
dispatcher.  Prince  George  Alderman  and  School  Trustee 
Past  Treas.  Jr  C.  of  C.;  Mem.:  Royal  Can.  Legion.  First 
elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
Lutheran.  Address:  1936  13th  Avenue,  Prince  George,  B.C. 

PHILLIPS,  DONALD  McGRAY  (South  Peace  River). 
L.  Aug.  29,  1929  at  IVoodstock,  N.B.  S.  of  Frank  Porter 
I  hillips  (dec.)  and  Charlotte  B.  Gray.  Ed.  at  Woodstock 
II. S.  and  Alexander  Hamilton  Inst.  M.  Sept.  24,  1952  to 
Ruth  dau.  of  Victor  Jarvis  of  Canterbury,  N.B.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Dale  Edward,  John  Robet,  Mark  Richard  and  Neal 
Kenneth.  An  auto  dealer.  Past  Pes.  Dawson  Creek  C.  of  C. 
and  Past  Pres,  and  life  mem.  Dawson  Creek  Centennial 
Band.  Past  Dir.  Rotary,  men.  Masonic  Lodge  A.F.  &  A.M. 
#124  and  charter  mem.  Milezero  Shrine  Club.  First  elected 
B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Not  a  cand  1969.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Dawson 
Creek,  B.C. 


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RADFORD,  JACK  (Vancouver  South).  B.  Nov.  4,  1929 
at  Nanaimo,  B.C.  S.  of  Dan  Radford.  Ed.  at  Ladysmith 
High,  Labour  College  of  Can.,  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Sept. 
20,  1952  to  Marie  Ann  dau.  of  L.  Kaczmarski.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Arlene,  Brenda,  Cheryl  and  Denise.  A  rep.  Can. 
Labour  Congress.  Dir.  United  Community  Services.  Dir. 
Social  Planning  and  Review  Council  of  B.C.  Mem.:  Vane. 
Club.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Addess:  6945  Argyle  Street, 
Vancouver  15. 

RICHTER,  FRANCIS  XAVIER  (Boundary-Similka- 
meen).  B.  July  12th,  1910,  at  Keremeos,  B.C.  S.  of  Fran¬ 
cis  Xavier  Richter,  Bohemian  and  Florence  Elizabeth  Lou¬ 
don,  Scotch-Irish  descent.  Ed.  at  Public  School,  Keremeos 
and  Vancouver  Coll.,  and  2  yrs.  in  Gonzaga  Coll.,  Wash., 
U.S.A.  Cattle  and  Fruit  Rancher.  Past  Pres,  of  B.C.  Beef 
Growers  Ass’n.;  Past  Pres,  of  Cawston  Board  of  Trade  and 
Dir.  of  B.C.  Livestock  Producers  Co-operative  Ass’n.  First 
elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.,  1953.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1956,  1960, 
1963,  1966,  1969  to  1972.  Min.  of  Agriculture,  1960  to 
1968.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Petroleum  Resouces  and  Min.  of 
Commercial  Transport  May  27,  1968  to  Sept.  15,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Roman  Catholic.  Address:  2410  Styan 
Rd.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

ROLSTON,  Rev.  PETER  CARSON,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Dewdney). 
B.  Aug.  15,  1937  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  Robert  Cameron 
Rolston  and  Amy  Gatherin  Carson.  Eldest  Grandson  of 
Hon.  Tiley  Jean  Rolson,  B.C.  Min.  of  Educ.  1952-54.  Ed. 
at  West  Vane.  Schools,  Univ.  of  B.C.  and  Atlantic  School 
of  Teology,  Halifax.  M.  Aug.  20,  1963  to  Anna  Louise  dau. 
of  Mrs.  Norval  Woods  of  London,  Ont.  Two  children: 
John  Mark  and  Karen  Louise.  A  United  Church  Minister. 
Founding  Dir.  Mission  Community  Services,  1972.  Dir. 
Fraser  House  Half  Way  House  for  Alcoholics  1968-72.  First 
elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  2019,  Mission,  B.C. 

SANFORD,  MRS.  KAREN  ELIZABETH,  B.P.E.  (Co- 
mox).  B.  May  31,  1932  at  Wayne,  Alta.  Dau.  of  Kaj 


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Albrecht  Peterson  and  Anna  Dorothea  Lauridsen.  Ed.  at 
Comox  Elem.  and  Comox  H.S.,  Victoria  Normal  School, 
Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  June  27,  1959  to  Peter  Lawrence,  son  of 
D.  M.  Sanford  of  Ocean  Park,  B.C.  Three  children:  Glen, 
Donna  and  Tommy.  Mem.:  VOW,  SPEC  and  World  Fed¬ 
eralists.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
N.D.P.  Addess:  R.R.  #2,  Courtenay,  B.C. 

SCHROEDER,  REV.  HARVEY  WILFRED  (Chilliwack). 
B.  June  16,  1933  at  Main  Centre,  Sask.  S.  of  John  I. 
Schroeder  and  Susie  Nickle.  Ed.  at  Cold  Lake,  Alta., 
Abbotsford,  B.C.,  Chilliwack,  Can.  Bible  Coll.,  Regina. 
M.  Sept.  6,  1955  to  Ella-Mae,  dau.  of  Perry  S.  McMann  of 
Chilliwack.  Three  children:  Karen  Lee,  Darrell  Eugene 
and  Duane  Alan.  A  Minister.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis. 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Christian  and  Missionary 
Alliance.  Address:  10068  Kenswood  Drive,  Chilliwack. 

SKELLY,  ROBERT  EVANS,  B.A.  (Alberni).  B.  April 
14,  1943  at  New  Westminster,  B.C.  S.  of  Robert  Daniel 
Skelly  and  Dorothy  Graham.  Ed.  at  New  Westminster 
Schools  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Feb.  12,  1965  to  Sonia  Alexan¬ 
dra,  dau.  of  William  Shewchuk  of  New  Westminster.  A 
farmer.  School  Trustee,  Qualicum.  First  elected  to  B.C. 
Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  R.R.  #2, 
Qualicum  Beach,  B.C. 

SMITH,  DEAN  EDWARD,  (North  Peace  River).  B.  Oct. 
21,  1926  at  Champion,  Alta.  S.  of  Dean  Allen  Smith  and 
Linna  Florence  Boyd  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Champion  schools 
and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  June  14,  1950  to  Martha  Lillian 
Hanley.  Two  step-dau.:  Lillian  Marie  and  Vivian  Mae.  A 
Life  Underwriter.  Dist.  Mgr.  until  1965.  Pres.  Peace  River 
Life  Underwriters  Club.  Alderman  Town  of  Port  St.  John, 
6  yrs.  Past  local  and  dist.  pres.  Jr.  C.  of  C.  and  past  pres. 
Rod  and  Gun  Club.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge.  First  elected 
to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969  and  1972. 
Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  P.O.  Box  855, 
Fort  St.  John,  B.C. 

STEVES,  HAROLD,  B.S.A.  (Richmond).  B.  May  29, 
1937  at  Vancouver  S.  of  Harold  Steves  and  Maude  R. 


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McLaren.  Ed.  at  Lord  Byng  School,  Richmond  H.S.,  Univ. 
of  B.C.  M.  Kathy  dau.  of  Harry  Casper  of  Nanaimo,  B.C. 
Three  children:  Bonnie,  Judy  and  Susie.  A  Teacher.  Rich¬ 
mond  Alderman  since  1968.  Dir.  Steveston  Community 
Society,  Dir.  and  founding  mem.  Richmond  Anti-Pollution 
Assoc.  Cand.  B.C.  g.e.  1969  and  def.  First  elected  to  B.C. 
Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  343  Steveston 
Hwy,  Steveston,  B.C. 

STRACHAN,  HON.  ROBERT  MARTIN,  (Cowichan-Mala- 
hat).  B.  Dec.  1,  1913,  at  Glasgow,  Scotland.  S.  of 
Alexander  Strachan  and  Sarah  Martin,  his  wife,  both 
Scots.  Came  to  Canada  in  1931.  Ed.  at  Glasgow,  Scot¬ 
land.  M.  March  12,  1936,  to  Annie  Elsie,  dau.  of  Mr. 
Francis  Pagett,  of  Vancouver,  B.C.  Three  children. 
A  carpenter.  Past  Prov.  Pres.  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters 
and  Joiners  of  America.  Was  Federal  cand.,  Nanaimo 
riding,  and  defeated.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis. 
g.e.,  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1953,  1956,  1960,  1963,  1966, 
1969  and  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Highways,  Sept.  15,  1972. 
Leader  of  the  Opposition  1956  to  1969.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Victoria, 
B.C. 

STUPICH,  HON.  DAVID  DANIEL,  B.S.A.,  C.A.  (Nanai¬ 
mo).  B.  Dec.  5,  1921  at  Nanaimo,  B.C.  S.  of  David  Stupich 
and  Jane  McMillan.  Ed.  at  South  Wellington  and  Lady¬ 
smith  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Aug.  14,  1950  to  Eunice  Cron- 
kite  of  Aldergrove,  B.C.  Four  children:  Flora,  Marjorie, 
Kathleen  and  Helen.  A  Chartered  Accountant.  Pres.  B.C., 
N.D.P.  Party.  Mem.:  John  Howard  Society,  World  Federal¬ 
ists  of  Can.  Nanaimo  Fish  and  Game  Club,  Ancient  Order 
of  Foresters  and  Nanaimo  Symphony  Society.  Dir.  of  Mid- 
Island  Consumer  Services  Co-Op.  First  elected  to  B.C. 
Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966.  Def.  g.e.  1969.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture,  Sept.  15, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
Victoia,  B.C. 

WALLACE,  Dr.  GEORGE  SCOTT,  M.B.Ch.B.,  (Oak  Bay). 
B.  Aug.  9,  1929  at  Leven,  Fife,  Scotland.  S.  of  David 


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Wallace  and  Margaret  Scott,  both  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Leven 
Jr.  Secondary  School,  Buckhaven  H.S.  and  Edinburgh 
Univ.  M.  Sept.  15,  1953  to  Kathleen  Margery  Wakeford 
of  Dartford,  Kent,  England.  Five  children:  Anne  Kathleen, 
Sheila  Mary,  Catherine  Marie,  Julie  Elizabeth  and  David 
Ian  Scott.  A  physician  and  surgeon.  Alderman  Oak  Bay 
Council.  First  elected  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  501 
Newport  Ave.,  Victoria,  B.C. 

WEBSTER,  MRS.  DAISY,  B.Sc.  (H.E.).,  M.A.  (Vancou¬ 
ver  South).  B.  July  13,  1911  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  Dau.  of 
M.  and  Mrs.  John  de  Jong.  Ed.  at  United  College,  Win¬ 
nipeg,  Univ.  of  Man.  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  July  9,  1955  to 
Arnold  Alexander  Webster  of  Vancouver.  Former  Teacher. 
Pov.  Inspector  of  Home  Ec.  1953-55.  C.W.A.C.  1943-45. 
Mem.:  Social  Planning  and  Review  Council.  Past  Vice-Pres. 
Vancouver  Council  of  Woman.  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis. 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Addess:  Apt.  604,  4665  W. 
10th  Ave.,  Vancouver  8. 

WILLIAMS,  LOUIS  ALLAN,  B.L.,  (West  Vancouver- 
Howe  Sound).  B.  May  22,  1922  at  Glenavon,  Sask.  S.  of 
Louis  Pomerine  Williams  and  Eula  Belle  MacPherson  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Sask.  primary  and  secondary  schools  and 
Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  June  25,  1948  to  Marjorie  Ruth  Lake  of 
Vancouver,  B.C.  Three  children:  Louis  Ryder,  Leslie  Ruth 
and  Susan  Jane.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Served  R.C.A.F., 
Fit.  Lt.  (Ret.).  First  elected  to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1966. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1969  and  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Pro¬ 
testant.  Address:  304,717  W.  Pender  St.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

WILLIAMS,  HON.  ROBERT  ARTHUR,  B.A.,  M.Sc., 
(Vancouver  East).  B.  Jan.  20,  1933  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S. 
of  Frank  David  Williams  and  Margaret  Emma  Chasteau- 
neuf.  Ed.  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Apr.  17,  1970  to  Lea  Forsyth  of 
Vancouver.  A  town  planner  and  consultant.  First  elected 
to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969  and  1972. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Lands,  Forests  and  Water  Resources  and 
Min.  of  Recreation  and  Conservation,  Sept.  15,  1972.  Party 


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pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Victoria,  B.C. 

YOUNG,  MRS.  PHYLLIS  FLORENCE  (Vancouver-Little 
Mountain).  B.  April  5,  1925  at  Grand  Rapids,  Michigan. 
Dau.  of  Norris  Arthur  Young  and  Florence  Thone.  Ed. 
South  H.S.,  Grand  Rapids,  Jarvis  Collegiate  Inst.,  Toronto, 
Fairview  H.S.,  Vane.,  Univ.  Of  Maryland  and  Univ.  of 
Washington.  A  researcher.  Staff  Sgt.  USAF  1953-55.  Exec. 
Bd.  Mem.  Vancouver  Status  of  Women  Council.  Former 
Executive  Bd.  Mem.  Office  and  Technical  Union,  Local 
#15.  Inner  City  Project  Bd.  Mem.  Mem.:  Society  for  Pol¬ 
lution  and  Environmental  Control.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Address:  3024  Kings  Ave.,  Vancouver  16,  B.C. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 
Legislative  Counsel  —  G.  A.  Higenbottam. 

Clerk: 

DEBECK,  EDWIN  KEARY,  B.A.  B.  March  7,  1883  at  The 
Dalles,  Oregon,  U.S.A.  S.  of  George  Ward  DeBeck,  Can.  and 
Emma  Mary  Keary,  Irish.  Ed.  at  Vancouver  P.S.  and  McGill 
Univ.  M.  June  15, 1910  to  Marie  Anne  dau.  of  William  Foster 
of  Vancouver.  Six  children:  Edwin  Denis,  Ward  Andrew, 
Henry  Keary,  Nedra  May,  Betsy  Anne  and  Frederick  Albert. 
Called  to  Bar.  of  B.C.  1910.  Superintendent  of  Brokers  and 
Inspector  of  Credit  Unions  1937-48.  Apptd.  Clerk  of  the 
Legislative  Assembly  1948.  Address:  2830  Somass  Dr.,  Vic¬ 
toria,  B.C. 

Deputy  Clerk  and  Law  Clerk  —  Ian  M.  Horne,  Q.C. 

Clerk  Assistant  —  E.  George  MacMinn 
Librarian  —  Willard  Ireland 
Sergeant-at-Arms  —  Alan  M.  Hutchison. 


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GENERAL  ELECTION  1972 
Dissolution:  Twenty-Ninth  Legislature,  July  24,  1972. 
Nomination:  Aug.  16,  1972. 

Voting:  Aug.  30,  1972. 


LEGEND  :  NDP — New  Democratic  Party;  SC — Social  Credit;  L — Liberal; 
PC — Progressive  Conservative;  Ind. — Independent;  Comm. — Communist. 


ALBERNI 

Skelly,  (NDP)  _ 9,439 

Johnstone,  (SC)  . . 4,985 

Cathers,  (L)  .  2,272 

Souther,  (PC)  . 883 

ATLIN 

Colder,  (NDP)  .  675 

Studer.  (L)  . 420 

Anderson.  (SC)  .  245 

Curran,  (Ind.)  .  242 

Clayton,  (PC)  .  65 

BOUNDARY-SIMILKAMEEN 

Richter,  (SC)  .  8,092 

Barlee,  (NDP)  .  6,850 

Schiller,  (L)  1,855 

Ewart,  (PC)  .  1,550 

BURNABY-EDMONDS 

Dowding,  (NDP)  .  8,146 

Chalk,  (SC)  . . .  3,891 

Ladner,  (PC)  .  2,251 

Flint,  (L)  1,899 

BURNABY-NORTH 

Daily,  (NDP)  .  11,224 

Mason,  (SC)  .  4,764 

Coath,  (L)  .  4,764 

Nesbitt,  (PC)  .  1,533 

BURNABY-WILLINGDON 
Lorimer,  (NDP)  9,643 

Mercer,  (SC)  .  .  5,292 

Jamieson,  (L)  ...............  3,335 

Davis,  (PC)  .  1,365 

CARIBOO 

Fraser,  (SC)  . 6,780 

Anderson,  (NDP)  .  5,435 

Gladue,  (L)  .  1,837 


CHILLIWACK 

Schroeder,  (SC)  . .  8,712 

Weger,  (NDP)  _ _  4,942 

Holder,  (PC)  . 4,134 

Erickson,  (L)  3,782 

Dean,  (Ind.)  .  107 

COLUMBIA  RIVER 

Chabot,  (SC)  .  1,814 

Hutchison,  (NDP)  . . .  1,573 

Walsh,  (PC)  . 423 

Lim,  (L)  . 190 

COMOX 

Saniord,  (NDP  .  12,540 

Campbell,  (SC)  .  6,376 

Thompson,  (L)  .  1,903 

Foort,  (PC)  .  1,166 

COQUITLAM 

Barrett,  (NDP)  . . 19,374 

Robinson,  (SC)  .  7,360 

Paish,  (L)  . 5,053 

Trent,  (PC)  .  2,035 

COWICHAN-MALAHAT 

Stratchan,  (NDP)  .  10,672 

Grouhel,  (SC)  .  4,555 

Quaife,  (PC)  .  2,101 

Clements,  (L)  842 

Hascmen,  (Ind.)  .  70 

DELTA 

Liden,  (NDP)  .  15,040 

Wenmcn,  (SC)  . 12,260 

Boyd,  (PC)  .  6,660 

Donnelly,  (L)  . 3,730 

DEWDNEY 

Rolston,  (NDP)  . 9,228 

Mussallem,  (SC)  .  7,548 

Watson,  (PC)  .  1,717 

Worthington,  (L)  .  1,214 


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ESQUIMALT 

Gorst,  (NDP)  .  6,568 

Bruch,  (SC)  . 5,320 

Joy,  (L)  3,884 

Williams,  (PC)  .  3,601 

FORT  GEORGE 

Nunweiler,  (NDP)  .  8,435 

Williston,  (SC)  .  8,194 

Wilson,  (PC)  .  3,754 

Racelte,  (L)  .  710 

KAMLOOPS 

Anderson,  (NDP)  .  7,497 

Gaglardi,  (SC)  . 6,812 

Mercer,  (L)  . 5,691 

Willoughby,  (PC)  .  3,243 

Shaw,  (Ind.)  . 48 

KOOTENAY 

Nimsick,  (NDP)  .  6,065 

Reeves,  (SC)  .  4,169 

Caldwell,  (L)  .  1,872 

Powell,  (PC)  . 1,615 

LANGLEY 

McClelland,  (SC)  .  10,243 

Powell,  (NDP)  . . .  9,033 

Taylor,  (PC)  .  2,525 

Brown,  (L)  . 2,146 

MACKENZIE 

Lockstead,  (NDP)  .  8,293 

Dawson,  (SC)  .  4,802 

Blaney,  (L)  . . .  1,767 

NANAIMO 

Stupich,  (NDP)  .  10,478 

Ney,  (SC)  .  6,409 

Roberts,  (PC)  .  1,880 

Schoop,  (L)  . 916 

Allen,  (Ind.)  .  238 

NELSON-CRESTON 

Nicolson,  (NDP)  .  6,282 

Black,  (SC)  .  4,399 

Sloan,  (PC)  . 1,122 

MacNeil,  (L)  .  648 

NEW  WESTMINSTER 

Cocke,  (NDP)  .  10,357 

Edmondson,  (SC)  .  5,306 

Miller,  (L)  . .. . . .  2,953 


NORTH  OKANAGAN 


Jordan,  (SC)  . 5,323 

Winters,  (NDP)  .  3,859 

Christensen,  (L)  .  2,969 

Usher,  (PC)  . 2,080 

NORTH  PEACE  RIVER 

Smith,  (SC)  .  3,004 

Nelson,  (SC)  .  1,699 

Leahy,  (PC)  .  1,560 

Herdy,  (L)  . 265 

NORTH  VANCOUVER-CAPILANO 

Brousson,  (L)  .  6,851 

Wallace,  (SC)  . 3,530 

Brouwer,  (PC)  .  3,526 

McDonald,  (NDP)  . . 3,421 

NORTH  VANCOUVER-SEYMOUR 

Gabelmann,  (NDP)  . 7,609 

Warren,  (PC)  . 6,124 

Clark,  (L)  . 5,100 

Poyner,  (SC)  . . 4,300 

OAK  BAY 

Wallace,  (PC)  .  10,319 

McDiarmid,  (SC)  .  4,752 

Couvelier,  (L)  .  3,253 

Neuls,  (NDP)  . . . . .  1,423 

OMINECA 

Kelly,  (NDP)  . 2,600 

Shelford,  (SC)  . 2,418 

Beck,  (PC)  . 1,018 

Cuxsons,  (L)  . 517 

PRINCE  RUPERT 

Lea,  (NDP)  .  3,152 

Murray,  (SC)  .  2,715 

Eidsvik,  (L)  .  1,415 

Porter,  (PC)  . . .  287 

REVELSTOKE-SLOGAN 

King,  (NDP)  .  3,748 

Campbell,  (SC)  . . 2,580 

Lavalee,  (L)  .  384 

Illman,  (PC)  .  158 

RICHMOND 

Steves,  (NDP)  . 12,845 

Lecours,  (SC)  .  7,221 

Wright,  (PC)  .  3,573 

Cowen,  (L)  . 3,084 


550 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ROSSLAND-TRAIL 


D'Arcy,  (NDP)  . 7,542 

Brothers,  (SC)  .  4,936 

Maddocks,  (L)  . 1,541 

SAANICH  AND  THE  ISLANDS 

Curtis,  (PC)  . 8,427 

Isherwood,  (SC)  . _  5,894 

Sherwood,  (NDP)  _  5,536 

Anderson,  (L)  . 3,581 

McKenzie,  (Ind.)  _  49 

SHUSWAP 

Lewis,  (NDP)  .  5,459 

Jefcoat,  (SC)  .  4,251 

Howard,  (L)  . 1,460 

De  long,  (PC)  . 920 

SKEENA 

Dent,  (NDP)  . 5,442 

Weber,  (SC)  .  3,605 

MacDonald,  (L)  . . . . .  1,441 

Sargent,  (PC)  . 1,040 

Sears,  (Ind.)  . 76 

SOUTH  OKANAGAN 

Bennett,  (SC)  . 12,122 

Snowsell,  (NDP)  . 6,060 

Tait,  (L)  . 3,917 

Doak,  (PC)  .  2,188 

SOUTH  PEACE  RIVER 

Phillips,  (SC)  . 2,972 

Marshall,  (PC)  . 2,951 

Watkins,  (NDP)  .  953 

McIntyre,  (L)  . 156 

SURREY 

Hall,  (NDP)  .  12,574 

Wallace,  (SC)  .  5,877 

Vanderzalm,  (L)  3,995 

Reid,  (PC)  .  1,415 

Bianco,  (Comm.)  .  95 

VANCOUVER-BURRARD 
(2  members) 

Levi,  (NDP)  .  12,295 

Brown,  (NDP)  .  12,162 

Wainborn,  (SC)  .  7,183 

Price,  (SC)  .  6,994 

Campbell,  (L)  .  4,945 

Berger,  (L)  .  4,872 

Calder,  (PC)  .  3,597 

Glass,  (PC)  .  2,651 


VANCOUVER-CENTRE 


(2  members) 

Barnes,  (NDP)  _  12,120 

Lank,  (NDP)  .  11,749 

Capozzi,  (SC)  .  10,037 

Wolle,  (SC)  9,908 

Kennedy,  (L)  4,869 

Castillou,  (L)  .  4,751 

VANCOUVER-EAST 
(2  members) 

MacDonald,  (NDP)  16,946 

Williams,  (NDP)  .  16,647 

Brown,  (SC)  .  7,473 

Jha,  (SC)  7,117 

McIntyre,  (PC)  _ 2,453 

Mitchell,  (PC)  . . . _ .  2,299 

Morgan,  (Comm.)  _ 250 

Dean,  (Comm.)  _  237 

VANCOUVER-LITTLE  MOUNTAIN 
(2  members) 

Young,  (NDP)  . 11,822 

Cummings,  (NDP)  _ 11,761 

Peterson,  (SC)  _ 11,219 

McCarthy,  (SC)  . 11,109 

Durante,  (L)  _  3,874 

Gibson,  (L)  .  3,854 

Grandison,  (PC)  _ 2,358 

Brown,  (PC)  . . 2,295 

Bader,  (Ind.)  .  253 

Stevens,  (Comm.)  . . . . .  158 

Benyon,  (Comm.)  . . _ .  122 

Turner,  (Ind.)  _  101 

VANCOUVER-PIONT  GREY 
(2  members) 

McGeer,  (L)  14,599 

Gardom,  (L)  . 13,673 

Puil,  (SC)  .  8,326 

Sweeney,  (SC)  . 8,006 

Linnell,  (PC)  .  5,696 

Thomas,  (NDP)  . 5,312 

Sabatino,  (NDP)  . .  5,260 

Kelsey,  (PC)  .  5,103 

VANCOUVER-SOUTH 
(2  members) 

Radford,  (NDP)  . 14,010 

Webster,  (NDP)  . 13,821 

Kripps,  (SC)  . 11,263 

Loffmark,  (SC)  .  11,215 

Boyce,  (L)  .  6,501 

Rowell,  (L)  _ _  6,247 

Boytinck,  (PC)  . 2,744 

MacKinnon,  (PC)  . .  2,684 


PR  □  V I  NCE 


□  F  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


559 


VICTORIA 
(2  members) 


Morrison,  (SC)  .  10,840 

Anderson,  (L)  .  10,750 

Skillings,  (SC)  . 10,227 

Gunning,  (PC)  .  7,843 

Jameson,  (L)  .  7,436 

Rulf,  (NDP)  . . . - .  6,981 

Hobson,  (NDP)  . 6,887 

Savage,  (PC)  - - - - - .  6,218 


WEST  VANCOUVER-HOME  SOUND 


Williams,  (L)  .  7,597 

Hyndman,  (PC)  . 7,076 

Corcoran,  (SC)  .  5,098 

Copes,  (NDP)  . - .  2,619 

YALE-LILLOOET 

Hartley,  (NDP)  .  6,157 

Bann,  (SC)  . 2,943 

Murakami,  (PC)  . - .  1,226 

Mason,  (L)  .  424 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

At  the  dissolution  of  the  twenty -ninth  Legislature,  July 
24,  1972,  the  standing  of  parties  was: 


Social  Credit  . . - . - . 36 

New  Democratic  Party  . . — .  12 

Liberal  . . . - . . .  3 

Progressive  Conservative  . - . — .  2 

Total  membership  . . . - .  55 


Standing  of  parties  as  of  January,  1973: 

New  Democratic  Party  . -■ 

Social  Credit  . . . — . 

Liberal  . . . — . - . . 

Progressive  Conservative  . 

Total  membership  . 


55 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


THE  PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA 
(Revised  January,  1973) 

May  11,  1870,  $300,000  paid  by  the  Dominion  for  the  Hudson  Bay 
Company’s  rights  in  Rupert's  Land. 

Manitoba  (formerly  known  as  the  Red  River  Colony),  part  of 
the  H.  B.  Territory,  entered  Confederation,  July  15,  1870. 

1912.  Part  of  the  district  of  Keewatin,  immediately  north  of  the 
province,  added  to  Manitoba. 

Population:  (Census  of  1901),  255,211;  (Census  of  1911), 
461,000;  (Census  of  1921),  610,000;  (Census  of  1931), 

700,000;  (Census  of  1941),  730,000;  (Census  of  1951), 

771,815;  (Census  of  1956),  850,040;  (Census  of  1961), 

922,000;  (Census  June,  1966),  963,000;  (Estimated  July, 
1972),  992,000. 

Area  :  Land,  211,775  sq.  miles;  water,  39,225  sq.  miles. 
Total,  251,000  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  Winnipeg. 


LIEUTENANT  GOVERNOR 

MCKEAG,  HON.  WILLIAM  JOHN,  B.Comm.  Born  in 
Winnipeg  in  1928.  Ed.  at  Winnipeg  schools  and  graduated 
from  Univ.  of  Manitoba  in  1949.  M.  1950  to  Dawn  Campbell 
dau.  of  former  Premier  D.  L.  Campbell.  Four  children: 
Janis,  Darcy,  Kelly  and  Douglas.  He  joined  the  family  firm, 
Security  Storage  Co.  Ltd.,  in  1949,  and  was  appointed  gen¬ 
eral  manager  in  1952.  He  remained  as  president  of  the  com¬ 
pany  when  it  was  sold  to  British  interests  in  1956,  and  is 
still  a  member  of  the  board  of  directors.  In  1960  he  entered 
the  real  estate  business  as  pres,  of  the  firm  of  McKeag- 
Ilarris  Realty  and  Development  Co.  Ltd.,  a  post  he  presently 
holds.  He  has  been  active  in  both  federal  and  provincial 
politics,  served  three  years  as  chairman  of  the  Greater 
Winnipeg  Election  Committee,  and  was  a  councillor  for 
four  years  in  the  Town  of  Tuxedo.  Active  in  the  work  of 
St.  Andrews  River  Heights  United  Church,  and  served  four 
years  as  a  mem.  of  the  board  of  regents  of  United  College 
prior  to  its  becoming  the  Univ.  of  Winnipeg.  Active  in  the 


PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA 


561 


Kiwanis  Club  movement  since  1951,  he  served  as  district 
governor  of  the  67  clubs  in  western  Canada  in  1967.  Also 
served  as  a  mem.  of  the  board  and  provincial  campaign 
chairman  for  the  Man.  division  of  the  Canadian  Cancer 
Society,  mem.  of  the  board  of  governors  of  the  Balmoral 
School  for  Girls,  executive  mem.  of  Winnipeg  Blue  Bomber 
Football  Club,  and  dir.  of  the  Winnipeg  Real  Estate  Board 
and  Winnipeg  Chamber  of  Commerce.  He  belongs  to  a  num¬ 
ber  of  fraternal  and  athletic  clubs.  Sworn  in  as  Lieutenant- 
Governor  of  Man.  Sept.  2,  1970.  Address:  Government 
House,  Winnipeg,  Man. 


Aides-de-Camp  (Military):  Capt.  D.  E.  Brown,  Inspector 
J.  R.  Corley,  Major  J.  T.  Goodall,  Lieutenant  G.  Robb,  Major 
G.  W.  Manson,  Major  G.  C.  Rafter,  Capt.  B.F.  McKinley. 


LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS  OF  MANITOBA 
SINCE  CONFEDERATION 


Hon.  A.  G.  Archibald,  P.C. - - 

Hon.  Alex.  Morris,  P.C . — 

Hon.  Joseph  Ed.  Cauchon,  P.C . - . 

Hon.  James  C.  Aikins,  P.C . . 

Sir  John  Schultz  . . - . — . - . 

Hon.  J.  C.  Patterson,  P.C . - . 

Sir  D.  H.  McMillan,  K.C.M.G . 

Sir  D.  H.  McMillan,  K.C.M.G.  (2nd  term) 

Sir  Douglas  C.  Cameron,  K.C.M.G . 

Sir  J.  A.  M.  Aikins  . 

Hon.  Theodore  Arthur  Burrows  . 

Hon.  James  Duncan  McGregor  . 

Hon.  W.  J.  Tupper,  K.C . 

Hon.  R.  F.  McWilliams,  Q.C.,  II. D . 

Hon.  John  Stewart  McDiarmid  . 

Hon.  Errick  French  Willis,  M.A.,  Q.C. 

Hon.  Richard  S.  Bowles,  Q.C . — . . 

Hon.  W.  John  McKeag  . 


_ May 

_ _ Dec. 

. . Nov. 

. Sept. 

- July 

. Sept. 

. ...Oct. 

. . Sept. 

. . July 

. . Aug. 

. . Oct. 

. ....Jan. 

. Dec. 

. Nov. 

. ...Aug. 

. Jan. 

. ...Sept. 

. . ..Sept. 


20,  1870 
2,  1872 
7,  1876 
22,  1882 
1,  1888 
2,  1895 
15,  1900 
G,  1906 
22,  1911 
5,  1916 
25,  1926 
25,  1929 
1,  1934 
1,  1940 
1,  1953 
15,  1960 

1,  1965 

2,  1970 


5  6  2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


THE  SCHREYER  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

THE  HON.  EDWARD  SCHREYER, 

President  of  the  Council, 

Minister  of  Dominion  Provincial  Relations, 

Minister  charged  with  the  administration  of  The 
Manitoba  Hydro  Act, 

Minister  of  Finance. 

THE  HON.  RUSSELL  PAULLEY, 

Minister  of  Labour  and  Railway  Commissioner. 

THE  HON.  ALVIN  H.  MACKLING,  Q.C., 

Attorney-General, 

Minister  of  Consumer,  Corporate  and  Internal  Services. 

THE  HON.  SIDNEY  GREEN,  Q.C., 

Minister  of  Mines,  Resources  and  Environmental  Management. 
Minister  of  Urban  Affairs. 

THE  HON.  SAMUEL  USKIN, 

Minister  of  Agriculture, 

Minister  of  Co-operative  Development. 

THE  HON.  SAUL  A.  MILLER, 

Minister  of  Colleges  and  Universities  Affairs. 

THE  HON.  RENE  E.  TOUPIN, 

Minister  of  Health  and  Social  Development. 

THE  HON.  LEONARD  S.  EVANS, 

Minister  of  Industry  and  Commerce. 

THE  HON.  PETER  BURTNIAK, 

Minister  of  Highways. 

THE  HON.  HOWARD  PAWLEY, 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs. 

THE  HON.  BEN  HANUSCHAK, 

Minister  of  Education. 

THE  HON.  RUSSELL  J.  DOERN, 

Minister  of  Public  Works. 

THE  HON.  LAURENT  L.  DESJARDINS, 

Minister  of  Tourism,  Recreation  and  Cultural  Affairs. 

THE  HON.  RONALD  MCBRYDE, 

Minister  of  Northern  Affairs. 


PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA 


563 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 
Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council  —  Derek  R.  C.  Bedson. 
Alternate  Clerk  —  W.  Ziprick. 


PREVIOUS  MANITOBA  ADMINISTRATIONS 

J. — Hon.  A.  Boyd,  Premier.  Sept.  16,  1870,  to  Dec.  14.  1871. 

2. — Hon.  N.  A.  Girard,  Premier.  Dec.  14,  1871,  to  March  14,  1872. 

3. — Hon.  H.  J.  H.  Clarke,  Premier.  March  14,  1872,  to  July  8,1874 

4.  — Hon.  N.  A.  Girard,  Premier.  July  8,  1874,  to  Dec.  2,  1874. 

5.  — Hon.  R.  A.  Davis,  Premier.  Dec.  3,  1874,  to  Oct.  16,  1878. 

6.  — Hon.  John  Norquay,  Premier.  Oct.  16,  1878,  to  Dec.  24,  1887. 

7.  — Hon.  D.  H.  Harrison,  Premier.  Dec.  26,  1887,  to  Jan.  19,  1888. 

8.  — Hon.  T.  Greenway,  Premier.  Jan.  19,  1888,  to  Jan.  6,  1900. 

9. — Hon.  H.  J.  Macdonald,  Premier.  Jan.  8,  1900,  to  Oct.  29,  1900. 

10. — Hon.  Sir  R.  P.  Roblin,  K.C.M.G.,  Premier.  Oct.  29,  1900,  to  May 

12,  1915. 

11. — The  Hon.  T.  C.  Norris,  Premier.  May  12.  1915,  to  Aug.  8,  1922. 

12.  — The  Hon.  John  Bracken,  Premier.  Aug.  8,  1922,  to  Jan.  8,  1943. 

13.  — The  Hon.  S.  S.  Garson,  Premier.  Jan.  8,  1943,  to  Nov.  7,  1948 

14.  — The  Hon.  D.  L.  Campbell,  Premier,  Nov.  7,  1948  to  June  16,  1958 

15.  — The  Hon.  Dufferin  Roblin,  Premier,  June  16,  1958  to  Nov.  25,  1967. 

16.  — The  Hon.  Walter  Weir,  Premier,  Nov.  25,  1967  to  July  15,  1969. 

17.  — The  Hon.  Edward  Schreyer,  Premier,  July  15,  1969  to  the  present. 


5  6  4 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

Consists  of  57  members  elected  by  popular  vote. 

The  redistribution  was  effected  under  the  Electoral 
Division  Act  of  1957.  Redistribution  Commission  sat  1968 
and  report  adopted  and  new  Legislature  enacted  1969. 

Sessional  indemnity :  Premier,  $23,800;  Ministers, 
$22,800;  Speaker,  $10,800;  Members,  $7,200;  Opposition 
Leader,  $22,800. 

LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1870 


No.  of  Legis. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st  Legis . 

15, 

1871 

3 

1871 

2nd  _ 

Jan. 

16. 

1872 

Feb. 

21. 

1872 

Dec. 

16, 

1874 

3rd _ 

Feb. 

5, 

1873 

July 

22. 

1873 

4th _ 

Nov. 

4, 

1873 

July 

22. 

1874 

2nd  Legis . 

lit. 

Mar. 

31, 

1875 

14 

1875 

2nd _ _ 

Jan. 

18, 

1876 

Feb. 

4. 

1876 

Nov. 

11. 

1878 

3rd _ 

Jan. 

30, 

1877 

Feb. 

28, 

1877 

4th _ 

Jan. 

10, 

1878 

Feb. 

2, 

1878 

3rd  Legis.  . . 

lit 

Feb. 

1, 

1879 

1879 

26, 

1879 

4th  Legis . 

lit . 

Jan. 

22, 

1880 

Feb 

14, 

1880 

2nd . . 

Dec. 

16, 

1880 

Dec. 

23, 

1880 

Nov. 

13, 

1882 

3rd . _ 

Mar. 

3, 

1881 

May  25, 

1881 

4th 

Apr. 

27, 

1882 

May  30, 

1882 

5th  Legis.  . 

1st 

17, 

1883 

July 

7 

1889 

2nd 

Mar. 

13, 

1884 

June 

3, 

1884 

Nov. 

11. 

1886 

3rd _ 

Mar. 

19. 

1885 

May 

2, 

1885 

4th . 

Mar. 

4, 

1886 

May  28, 

1886 

6th  Legis . 

1st . 

Apr. 

14, 

1887 

June 

10, 

1887 

}  June 

16, 

1888 

2nd . 

Jan. 

12, 

1888 

May 

8, 

1888 

f 

7th  Legis.  . 

1st 

Aug. 

28, 

1888 

Oct. 

16, 

1888 

2nd _ 

Nov. 

8. 

1888 

Mar. 

5, 

1889 

3rd ....... 

Jan. 

30, 

1890 

Mar. 

31, 

1890 

June 

27, 

1892 

4  th . . 

Feb. 

26, 

1891 

Apr. 

18. 

1891 

5th  _ 

Mar. 

10, 

1892 

Apr. 

20, 

1892 

nth  Legis . 

1st  _ 

Feb. 

2, 

1893 

Mar. 

11, 

1893 

2nd  ..... 

Jan. 

11. 

1894 

Mar. 

2. 

1894 

jDec. 

11. 

1895 

3rd _ 

Feb. 

14, 

1895 

June 

28, 

1895 

I 

9th  Legis. 

1st . . 

Feb. 

6, 

1896 

Apr. 

16, 

1896 

1 

2nd 

Feb. 

11. 

1897 

Apr. 

16. 

1897 

Nov. 

16. 

1899 

3rd  .... 

Mar. 

10. 

1898 

A  nr. 

27, 

1898 

4th 

Mar. 

16. 

1899 

July 

21, 

1899 

PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA 


565 


No  of  Legis. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

10th  Legis. 

1st . 

Mar. 

29, 

1900 

July 

5, 

1900 

) 

I 

2nd . 

Feb. 

21, 

1901 

Mar. 

29. 

1901 

JJune 

25, 

1903 

3rd - 

Jan. 

9, 

1902 

Mar. 

1, 

1902 

! 

| 

4th _ 

Feb. 

12, 

1903 

Mar. 

18, 

1903 

J 

1st . . 

Jan. 

7, 

1904 

Feb. 

8, 

1904 

i 

2nd . 

Dec. 

6, 

1905 

Jan. 

31, 

1905 

>Feb. 

28, 

1907 

3rd . 

Jan. 

11, 

1906 

Mar. 

16, 

1906 

4th _ 

Jan. 

3, 

1907 

Feb. 

13, 

1907 

J 

1st . 

2, 

1908 

Feb. 

26, 

1908 

2nd . 

Feb. 

4, 

1909 

Mar. 

10, 

1909 

ljune  20, 

1910 

3rd.. — 

Feb. 

10, 

1910 

Mar. 

16, 

1910 

13th  Legis . 

1st . 

Feb. 

9, 

1911 

Mar. 

24, 

1911 

1 

2nd . 

Feb. 

22, 

1912 

Apr. 

6, 

1912 

JJune 

15, 

1914 

3rd . 

Tan. 

9, 

1913 

Feb. 

15, 

1913 

1 

4th. _ 

Dec. 

10, 

1913 

Feb. 

20, 

1914 

J 

14th  Legis.  . 

1st . 

Sept. 

18, 

1914 

Sept. 

18, 

1914 

\ 

2nd . 

Feb. 

10, 

1915 

Apr. 

1, 

1915 

(July 

16, 

1915 

15th  Legis . 

1st . 

Jan. 

6, 

1916 

Apr. 

1, 

1916 

1 

?i>d 

Ian. 

11, 

1917 

Mar. 

9, 

1917 

1 

3rd . 

Ian. 

17, 

1918 

Mar. 

6, 

1918 

jMar. 

27, 

1920 

|  4th . 

Jan. 

21, 

1919 

Mar. 

14, 

1919 

1 

5th . 

Jan. 

22, 

1920 

Mar. 

27, 

1920 

) 

16th  Legis . 

1st . 

Feb. 

10, 

1921 

May 

7, 

1921 

) 

2nd — 

Tan. 

12, 

1922 

Apr. 

6, 

1922 

/June 

24, 

1922 

17th  Legis . 

1st . 

Jan. 

18, 

1923 

May 

5, 

1923 

2nd 

July 

25, 

1923 

July 

27, 

1923 

3rd . 

Jan. 

10, 

1924 

Apr. 

5, 

1924 

June 

4, 

1927 

4th . 

Jan. 

15, 

1925 

Apr. 

9, 

1925 

5th . 

Jan. 

21, 

1926 

Apr. 

23, 

1926 

6th 

Feb. 

3, 

1927 

Apr. 

9, 

1927 

1st . 

1, 

1927 

Mar. 

16. 

1928 

2nd _ 

Feb. 

11, 

1929 

May  16, 

1929 

3rd _ 

Jan. 

21. 

1930 

Apr. 

14, 

1930 

May 

7, 

1932 

4th _ 

Jan. 

27, 

1931 

Apr. 

20, 

1931 

5th _ 

Feb. 

29, 

1937 

May 

7, 

1932 

1st 

Feb 

14, 

1933 

May 

4, 

1933 

1 

2nd . 

Feb. 

8, 

1934 

June 

5, 

1934 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

12, 

1937 

April 

6. 

JJune 

12, 

1936 

4th — 

Feb, 

18, 

1936 

April 

7, 

1936 

J 

5  6  6 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


No.  of  Legis.  ISession 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

20th  Legis.  _ |  1st _ 

Feb. 

18,  1937 

Apr. 

17,  1937 

2nd 

Dec. 

9,  1937 

Mar. 

23,  1938 

3rd . . 

Feb. 

20,  1939 

iApr. 

17,  1939 

Mar.  12,  1941 

4th ........ 

Feb. 

20,  1940 

Apr. 

5.  1940 

5th _ 

Nov. 

18,  1940 

Dec. 

17,  1940 

21st  Legis . 

1st . 

Dec. 

9,  1941 

Mar. 

31,  1942 

1 

2nd 

Feb. 

2,  1943 

Mai. 

17,  1943 

| 

3rd . 

Feb. 

8,  1944 

Apr. 

6,  1944 

JSept.  8,  1945 

4th . 

Feb. 

6,  1945 

Apr. 

7.  1945 

1 

5  th 

Sept. 

4,  1945 

Sept. 

8,  1945 

1 

22nd  Legis  . | 

1st . 

Feb. 

19,  1946 

Apr. 

13,  1946 

2nd 

Feb. 

25,  1947 

Apr. 

26,  1947 

Sept.  29,  1949 

3rd . 

Feb. 

10,  1948 

Apr. 

22,  1948 

4th _ 

Feb. 

8,  1949 

Apr. 

22,  1949 

23rd  Legis . 

1st . 

Feb. 

14,  1950 

Apr. 

22,  1950 

2nd 

Nov. 

7,  1950 

Mov. 

16,  1950 

3rd  .... 

Feb. 

1,  1951 

Apr. 

20,  1951 

4th . 

"eb. 

5,  1952 

Apr. 

3,  1952 

April  23,  1953 

!uly 

22,  1952 

luly 

26,  1952 

6th . 

Ian. 

13,  1953 

Ian. 

16,  1953 

7th . 

Feb. 

24,  1953 

April 

18,  1953 

24th  Legis . 1 

1st . 

Feb. 

2,  1954 

Mar. 

25,  1954 

2nd 

Feb. 

1,  1955 

Mar. 

31,  1955 

•April  30,  1958 

3rd 

Ian. 

31,  1956 

April 

23,  1956 

1 

4th  . 

Ian. 

29,  1957 

April 

5,  1957 

J 

25th  Legis . 

I  1st . 

Oct. 

23,  1958 

Nov. 

7,  1958 

\ 

1  2nd 

Mar. 

12,  1955 

Mar. 

31,1959 

(Mar.  31,  1959 

26th  Legis . 

1st . 

rune 

9,  1959 

Aug. 

4,  1959 

2nd,... 

Jan. 

19,  196C 

Mar. 

26,  1960 

3rd . 

Feb. 

14,  1961 

April 

20,  1961 

[Nov.  9.  1962 

4th 

Oct. 

16,  1961 

Oct. 

20,  1961 

5th 

Feb. 

15,  1962 

May 

1,  1962 

27th  Legis.  . 

1st . 

Feb. 

28,  1963 

May 

6,  1963 

ZncL. — 

Feb. 

6,  1964 

April 

16,  1964 

3rd . 

Aug. 

17,  1964 

Aug. 

27,  1964 

May  18,  1966 

Feb. 

22,  1965 

May 

11,  1965 

5th 

Feb. 

3,  1966 

April 

26,  1966 

28th  Legis . . . 

|  1st . 

Dec. 

5,  1966 

May 

4,  1967 

J 

2nd . 

Mar. 

7,  1968 

May 

25,  1968 

JMay  22,  1969 

3rd 

Feb. 

27,  1969 

May 

22,  1969 

1 

29th  Legis. 

1st . 

Aug. 

14,  1969 

Oct. 

10,  1969 

1  2nd _ 

Mar. 

12,  1970 

Aug. 

13,  1970 

3rd . 

Apr. 

7,  1971 

luly 

27,  1971 

4th .... 

Mar. 

9,  1972 

July 

20,  1972 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

Speaker:  Hon.  Peter  Fox 
Deputy  Speaker:  J.  R.  (Bud)  Boyce 


NAME 


CONSTITUENCY 


Adam,  Aime  Raleigh 

Allard,  Jean  . 

Asper,  I.  H . 


Ste.  Rose 

Rupertsland 

Wolseley 


Barkman,  Leonard  A . 

Barrow,  Thomas  Aidan 

Bilton,  James  H . 

Blake,  David  . 

Borowski,  Joseph  P . 

Boyce,  J.  R.  (Bud)  . 

Burtniak,  Hon.  Peter  . 


La  Verendrye 
Flin  Flon 
Swan  River 
Minnedosa 
Thompson 
Winnipeg  Centre 
Dauphin 


Cherniack,  Saul  Mark,  Q.C . . .  St.  Johns 

Craik,  Donald  William  . . . . . . . . Riel 


Desjardins,  Hon.  Laurent  Louis 
Doem,  Hon.  Russell  John  _ _ 


St.  Boniface 
Elmwood 


Einarson,  Henry  John  . . . . . . . . 

Enns,  Harry  John  _ _ _ _ 

Evans,  Hon.  Leonard  Salusbury  . — 


Rock  Lake 
Lakeside 
Brandon  East 


Ferguson,  James  Robert  . - . . . 

Fox,  Hon.  Peter  . 

Froese,  Jacob  M . . . 


Gladstone 

Kildonan 

Rhineland 


Girard,  Gabriel  . . 

Gonick,  Cy  . . . 

Gottfried,  John  Charles 

Graham,  Harry  E . 

Green,  Hon.  Sidney,  Q.C. 


Emerson 

Crescentwood 

Gimli 

Birtle-Russell 

Inkster 


Hanuschak,  Hon.  Ben  . . .  Burrows 

Henderson,  George  Lindsay  . . - - -  Pembina 


Jenkins,  William  Walter . 

Johannson,  Thorkell  Wally 


Logan 

St.  Matthews 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS— (Cont’d.) 


NAME 


CONSTITUENCY 


lohnston,  Frank  _ _ _ _ _ _ 

Johnston,  Gordon  Ellwood  . . . _ 

Jorgenson,  Warner  H.  . _ _ 

Mackling,  Hon.  Alvin  H.,  Q.C . . 

Malinowski,  Donald  _ _ _ _ 

McBryde,  Hon.  Sidney  Ronald  . . . . 

McGill,  Edward  Robert _ _ _ 

McGregor,  Donald  Morris  . . 

McKellar,  Malcolm  Earl  . 

McKenzie,  James  Wallace  . . 

Miller,  Hon.  Saul  A . . . . . 

Moug,  Arthur . 

Patrick,  Stephen  Clifford  . 

Paulley,  Hon.  A.  Russell  . 

Pawley,  Hon.  Howard  R . . 

Petursson,  Philip  Markus  _ _ _ _ 


Sturgeon  Creek 
Portage  La  Prairie 
Morris 

St.  James 
Point  Douglas 
The  Pas 
Brandon  West 
Virden 

Souris-Killarney 
Roblin 
Seven  Oaks 
Charleswood 

Assiniboia 

Transcona 

Selkirk 

Wellington 


Schreyer,  Hon.  Edward  Richard 

Shafransky,  Harry  . 

Sherman,  Louis  R . . . . 

Spivak,  Sidney,  Q.C . 


Rossmere 
Radisson 
Fort  Garry 
River  Heights 


Toupin,  Hon.  Rene  Ernest  . . 

Trueman,  Mrs.  Inez  . 

Turnbull,  Ian  . 


Springfield 
Fort  Rouge 
Osborne 


Uruski,  William  . 

Uskiw,  Hon.  Samuel 


St.  George 
Lac  Du  Bonnet 


Walding,  Derek  James 
Watt.  Tames  Douglas 


St.  Vital 
Arthur 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 

LEGEND  :  N.D.P.  —  New  Democratic  Party;  P.C.  —  Progressive  Con¬ 
servative;  Lib.  —  Liberal;  S.C.  —  Social  Credit;  Ind.  —  Independent. 


CONSTITUENCY 


NAME 


Party 

Affiliation 


Arthur  . . 

Assiniboia  . . 

Birtle-Russell  . . 

Brandon  East  . . . . 

Brandon  West  . ~. 

Burrows  . . — . - 

Charleswood  . 

Churchill  . - 

Crescentwood  . 

Dauphin  . - 

Elmwood  . — 

Emerson  - 

Flin  Flon  — . — 

Fort  Garry  . . . . 

Fort  Rouge  . . 

Gimli  - - - 

Gladstone  . - . — 

Inkster  . . . . 

Kildonan  . . 

Lac  Du  Bonnet  . — 

Lakeside  . . 

La  Verendrye  - 

Logan  — . - 

Minnedosa  . . . 

Morris  . — . - 

Osborne  . . 

Pembina  . 

Point  Douglas  . — 

Portage  La  Prairie  — 

Radisson  . - . . 

Rhineland  . - . 

Riel  . . 

River  Heights  . - 

Roblin  . — . . 

Rock  Lake  . . 

Rossmere  - 

Rupertsland  . 

St.  Boniface  - 

St.  George  . . . 

St.  James  ..._ - - 

St.  Johns  . . 

St.  Matthews  . - 


J.  Douglas  Watt  . . . . 

Steve  Patrick  _ _ _ 

Harry  E.  Graham  - - 

Hon.  Leonard  S.  Evans  . . . — 

Edward  McGill  . - - - 

Hon.  Ben  Hanuschak  . . . . 

Arthur  Moug  . . . . . 

(Vacant)  . - . - . 

Cy  Gonick  . . 

Hon.  Peter  Burtniak  . — 

Hon.  Russell  J.  Doern  . . 

Gabriel  Girard  . . 

Thomas  Barrow  - - - - 

Louis  R.  Sherman  . . . 

Mrs.  Inez  Trueman  . . 

John  C.  Gottfried  . . 

James  Robert  Ferguson  . . 

Hon.  Sidney  Green,  Q.C . . 

Hon.  Peter  Fox  . — 

Hon.  Samuel  Uskiw  - - 

Harry  J.  Enns  . . — 

Leonard  A.  Barkman  . . 

William  Jenkins  . . 

David  Blake  . — 

Warner  H.  Jorgenson  . . . . 

Ian  Turnbull  . . 

George  Henderson  . * 

Donald  Malinowski  . — 

Gordon  E.  Johnston  . - . 

Harry  Shafransky  . 

Jacob  M.  Froese  . 

Donald  W.  Craik  . . 

Sidney  Spivak,  Q.C . . 

J.  Wally  McKenzie  . . . . 

Henry  J.  Einarson  . — . 

Hon.  Edward  Schreyer  . . 

Jean  Allard  . — 

Hon.  Laurent  L.  Desjardins  . 

Bill  Uruski  . . 

Hon.  Alvin  H.  Mackling,  Q.C.  ..... 

Saul  Cherniack,  Q.C . . . 

Wally  Johannson  ... . . . 


P.C. 

Lib. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 


N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 

S.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

N.D.P. 

Ind. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES  -  (Coat'd.) 


CONSTITUENCY 

NAME 

Party 

Affiliation 

St.  Vital  . . 

D.  J.  Walding  ... 

N.D.P. 

Ste.  Rose  . 

A.  R.  Adam  . 

N  D  P 

Selkirk  . 

Hon.  Howard  Pawley 

N.D.P. 

Seven  Oaks  . 

Hon.  Saul  A.  Miller 

N  np 

oouris-Killamey  . 

Earl  McKellar  . . 

P.C. 

Springfield  . . 

Hon.  Rene  E.  Toupin  . . 

N.D  P 

Sturgeon  Creek  . 

J.  Frank  Johnston  ’ 

P.C.  ’ 

Swan  River  . . 

James  H.  Bilton  . . 

P.C. 

The  Pas  . 

Hon.  Ronald  McBryde 

N  D  P 

Thompson  . . _ 

Joseph  P.  Borowski  . 

Ind.  N  D  P 

Transcona  . . . 

Hon.  Russell  Paulley  . 

N.D  P 

Virden  . 

Morris  McGregor  . 

P.C 

Wellington  . 

Philip  M.  Petursson 

N.D.Pt 

Winnipeg  Centre  . 

J.  R.  (Bud)  Boyce  . 

n.d.p! 

Wolseley  . 

I.  H.  Asper 

P.C. 

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571 


SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

ADAM,  AIME  RAWLEIGH  (Ste.  Rose).  First  elected  to 
Man.  Legis.  by-election  Apr.  5,  1971.  Party  pol. :  N.D.P.  Ad 
dress:  Ste.  Rose  du  Lac,  Man.  ROL  ISO. 

ALLARD,  JEAN  RENE,  B.A.  (Rupertsland).  B.  Sept.  22, 
1930  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Alfred  Allard  and  Donalda 
Champagne,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Charles  Elementary 
School,  St.  Boniface  Coll.,  Gordon  Bell  Secondary  School 
and  St.  Paul’s  Coll.  (Univ.  of  Man.).  M.  July  21,  1952  to 
Catherine  Whyte  (dec.)  of  Vancouver,  B.C.  One  dau.:  Syl- 
vette  Catherine.  Pres.  Union  Nationale  Metisse.  Mem.  Louis 
Riel  Society,  St.  Boniface  Historical  Society,  assoc,  mem. 
Union  Centre,  Granite  Curling  Club  and  Winnipeg  C.  of  C. 
First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  Ind. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
R3C  0V8. 

ASPER,  ISRAEL  HAROLD,  B.A.,  LLB,  LLM  (Wolse- 
ley).  B.  Aug.  11,  1932  at  Minnedosa,  Man.  S.  of  Leon 
Asper  and  Cecilia  Swet.  Ed.  at  Minnedosa  schools,  Robert 
H.  Smith  and  Kelvin  H.S.,  Winnipeg  and  Univ.  of  Man. 
M.  May  27,  1956  to  Ruth  Miriam  dau.  of  J.  M.  Bernstein 
(dec.)  of  Winnipeg.  Three  children:  David,  Gail,  and 
Leonard.  A  barrister-at-law.  Author  of  “The  Benson  Ice¬ 
berg”  on  tax  reforms.  Elected  Leader  Man.  Lib.  Party  Oct. 
31,  1970.  Mem.  Bd.  Dir.  Man.  Theatre  Centre.  First 
elected  to  Man.  Legis.  by-election  June  16,  1972.  Party 
pol:  Lib.  Rel:  Jewish.  Address:  970  Wellington  Cresc., 
Winnipeg,  Man. 

BARKMAN,  LEONARD  A.,  (La  Verendrye).  B.  July  12, 
1920  at  Steinback,  Man.  S.  of  F.  Barkman  and  Margaret 
Dueck  both  Dutch.  Ed.  at  Steinback  schools.  M.  Dec.  22, 
1945  to  Agnes  dau.  of  Rev.  P.  J.  Reimer  of  Steinback.  Four 
children:  Elaine  Carol,  Audrey  Gail,  Wayne  Leonard  and 
Beverly  Grace.  Pres.  L.  A.  Barkman  &  Co.  Ltd.  Mayor 
Town  of  Steinback.  Mem.  Kinsmen  Club,  C.  of  C.  and  Mem. 
Bd.  Bethesda  Hospital.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e. 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1969.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 


572 


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Mennonite.  Address:  P.O.  Box  130,  Steinback,  Man.  ROA 
2A0. 

BARROW,  THOMAS  AIDAN,  (Flin  Flon).  B.  Oct.  7, 
1916  at  Ryhope,  England.  S.  of  Thomas  Aidan  Barrow  and 
Jean  Bond,  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Ryhope  schools  and  Spring- 
hill,  N.S.  M.  Apr.  8,  1940  to  Hazel  Evelyn  dau.  of  Ira 
Nelson  of  Amherst,  N.S.  Two  children:  Thomas  Aidan  and 
Robert  Ronald.  A  miner.  Mem.  Can.  Legion,  Flin  Flon 
Community  Club  and  Flin  Flon  Curling  Club.  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  2,  Cranberry  Portage,  Man.  ROB  OHO. 

BILTON,  JAMES  H.,  (Swan  River).  B.  Apr.  10, 
1908  at  Leeds,  Yorkshire,  England.  S.  of  Walter  Bilton  and 
Maria  Mathersen  both  English.  Ed.  at  Leeds  Public  and 
High  Schools.  M.  March  28,  1938  to  Mildred  Mary,  dau.  of 
Wilfrid  Izon  of  Swan  River,  Man.  One  child:  Carol  Ann. 
Publisher  and  editor  of  Swan  River  Star  &  Times.  Pres. 
Swan  River  Publishers  Ltd.  Served  with  R.C.M.P.  1931-53, 
retired  with  rank  of  staff  sgt.  Mem.  Rotary,  Can.  Legion, 
Lions,  Swan  River  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Winnipeg 
Press  Club,  Man.  Weekly  Ne  wspaper  Assn.,  Can.  Weekly 
Assn.,  A.F.  &  A.M.,  R.C.M.P.  Veterans  Assn.,  dir.  Swan 
River  Agric.  Society  and  mem.  Swan  River  Curling  and 
Golf  Clubs.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1962.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1966  and  1969.  Speaker,  Dec.  5,  1966.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Swan  River,  Man. 
ROL  1Z0. 

BLAKE,  DAVID  ROBERT,  (Minnedosa).  B.  March  20, 
1925  at  Rapid  City,  Man.  S.  of  William  Blake,  Eng.  and 
Isabella  Mills,  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Rapid  City  and  Wallace  S.  D. 
M.  Aug.  16,  1951  to  Gwen  dau.  of  G.  O.  Bergman  of  Flin 
Flon,  Man.  Five  children;  Naomi  Karren,  Kelly  Elizabeth, 
William  Darren,  Colleen  Marie  and  Christopher  David. 
Mgr.  Minnedosa  Branch  Royal  Bank.  Served  RCAF  as 
Air  Navigator  1943-45  and  6th  Fd.  Regt.  RCE  1948-65. 
Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion.,  Rotary,  Masonic  Lodge  AF  & 
AM.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  by-election  Nov.  16, 


PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA 


573 


1971.  Party  pol.:  PC.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  P.0.  Box 
1136,  Minnedosa,  Man.  ROJ  1E0. 

BOROWSKI,  JOSEPH  P.,  (Thompson).  B.  Dec.  12,  1933 
at  Wishart,  Sask.  S.  of  Joe  Borowski  and  Bernice 
Kolaza  both  Polish.  Ed.  at  Birchcreek  school,  Sask.  M.  Aug. 
20,  1952  to  Jean  Rita  dau.  of  Peter  Zelinski  of  Wynyard, 
Sask.  Three  children:  Deborah,  Karan  and  Sandra.  A  sou¬ 
venir  manufacturer,  designer  of  jewelery  and  retail  store 
owner.  Vice-Pres.  Local  6166  U.S.W.A.  1964-65.  First  elect¬ 
ed  to  Man.  Legis.  by-election  Feb.  20,  1969.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1969.  Min.  of  Public  Works  and  Highways,  July  15,  1969 
to  Sept.  8,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Ind.  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  La  Salle,  Man.  ROG  1B0. 

BOYCE,  JOSEPH  RUSSELL,  B.S.A.,  B.Ed.,  (Winnipeg 
Centre).  B.  March  20,  1924  at  St.  John,  N.B.  S.  of  John 
Alfred  Boyce,  American  and  Helen  Terris,  Can.  Ed.  at 
Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Dec.  7,  1959  to  June  Mildred  dau.  of 
N.  S.  Shuttleworth  (dec.)  of  Melville,  Sask.  Five  children: 
Frances  Ann,  Dale,  Kevin,  Paul  and  Rorie.  A  school  coun¬ 
cillor.  Served  RCNVR  as  signalman  1941-45.  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Deputy  Speaker  Apr.  7,  1971  to 
July  27,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  777  Winnipeg 
Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3E  0R5. 

BURTNIAK,  HON.  PETER,  (Dauphin).  B.  March  26, 
1925  at  Fort  River,  Man.  S.  of  Frederick  Burtniak  and 
Pearl  Kalinchuk,  both  Ukrainian.  Ed.  at  Borden  P.S.  and 
Mossey  River  H.S.  M.  June  19,  1948  to  Olive  Lilly  dau.  of 
Thos.  J.  Belza  of  Hamilton,  Ont.  Three  children:  Audrey 
Patricia,  Arlene  Sandra  and  Calvin  Peter.  A  farm  imple¬ 
ment  dealer  and  farmer.  Pres.  Fork  River  Branch  Man. 
Pool  Elevators  20  yrs.  Prov.  Dir.  Man.  Farmers  Union 
1952-56.  Mem.  Bd.  Man.  Fed.  of  Agric.  1954-56.  Mem.  Bd. 
Dauphin  Ukrainian  Festival.  Mem.  Dauphin  Men’s  Curling 
Club  and  Fork  River  Curling  Club.  Cand.  Man.  g.e.  1958 
and  1959  and  def.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Tourism,  Recreation  July  15,  1969,  Cul¬ 
tural  Affairs,  Nov.  4,  1970  and  Min.  of  Highways,  Sept.  9, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Greek  Catholic.  Address: 
Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 


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CHERNIACK,  SAUL  MARK,  Q.C.,  LL.B.,  (St.  Johns). 
B.  Jan.  10,  1917  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Joseph  Arthur 
Cherniack  and  Fannie  Golden,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Peretz 
Folk  School,  Machray  School,  St.  John’s  H.S.  and 
Univ.  of  Man.  M.  July  10,  1938  to  Sybil  Claire,  dau.  of 
Joseph  Zeal  of  Winnipeg.  Two  children:  Howard  David 
and  Lawrence  Allan.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Capt.  Can. 
Army  (A)  1943-46.  Trustee  Winnipeg  School  Bd.  1950-54; 
councillor  Town  of  Winnipeg  Beach  1958-59;  alderman 
Winnipeg  1959-60  and  councillor  Metropolitan  Corp. 
Greater  Winnipeg  1960-62.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e. 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1969.  Min.  of  Finance  July 
15,  1969  to  Nov.  13,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Hebrew. 
Address:  333  St.  John’s  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R2W  1H2. 

CRAIK,  DONALD  WILLIAM,  M.Sc.(M.E.),  (Riel). 
B.  Aug.  26,  1931  at  Baldur,  Man.  S.  of  Ira  Donald 
Craik  and  Cordelia  B.  Young  both  Scottish-Can.  Ed.  at 
Greenway  and  Baldur,  Man.  schools,  United  Coll.,  Winni¬ 
peg,  Univ.  of  Manitoba  and  Univ.  of  Minnesota.  M.  Sept.  19, 
1953  to  Shirley  Yvonne  dau.  of  J.  Arthur  Hill  of  Hilton, 
Man.  Three  children:  Judith,  Valerie  and  Donna.  A 
mechanical  engineer  and  associate  professor  of  Engineer¬ 
ing.  Chairman  St.  Vital  School  Bd.  1962-64.  Dir.  Man. 
Research  Council  1964-66.  Mem.  Granite  Curling  Club 
Winnipeg  and  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e. 
1966.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Natural  Resources  Nov.  27,  1967 
to  Sept.  24,  1968.  Min.  of  Education  and  Min.  under  the 
Legislative  Library  Act  and  Min.  responsible  for  the 
Public  Libraries  Act  Sept.  24,  1968  to  July  17,  1969 
Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  2  River  Lane,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R2M  3Y8. 

DESJARDINS,  HON.  LAURENT  LOUIS,  (St.  Boniface) 
B.  March  15,  1923  at  St.  Boniface,  Man.  S.  of  Joseph  A.' 
Desjardins  and  Valentine  Desautels,  both  French  Can 
Ed.  at  Maison  Chapelle,  St.  Boniface  Juniorate,  St.  Boni¬ 
face  College,  St.  Paul’s  College  and  Cincinnati  College 
of  Embalming.  M.  June  24,  1944  to  Bernice,  dau  of 
Philip  McGuire  of  St.  Boniface,  Man.  Four  children: 
Caroline,  Patricia,  Suzanne  and  Michele.  A  funeral 


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director.  Pres,  and  Managing  Dir.  of  Chapels  Ltd. 
Alderman  St.  Boniface  City  Council  1951-1954.  Mem. 
K.  of  C.,  Granite  Curling  Club  and  Canadian  Council  of 
Christians  and  Jews.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1959. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1966  and  1969.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Tou¬ 
rism,  Recreation  and  Cultural  Affairs  Dec.  1,  1971.  Party 
pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Roman  Catholic.  Address:  Legislative 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

DOERN,  HON.  RUSSELL  JOHN,  B.A  (Elmwood).  B.  Oct. 
20,  1935  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Karl  John  Doern,  Can. 
(Austrian  desc.)  and  Ruby  Henne,  Can.  (German  desc.). 
Ed.  at  Strathcona  School,  Faraday  School,  Isaac  Newton 
H.S.,  United  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Man.  Mem.  Winnipeg  Art 
Gallery,  Man.  Theatre  Centre,  Y.M.C.A.,  Man.  Historical 
Soc.,  U.  of  M.  Alumni  Assn.,  German  Can.  Business  & 
Professional  Assn.,  Can.  Lawn  Tennis  Assn,  and  American 
Bowling  Congress.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1966. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Deputy  Speaker,  Aug.  14,  1969  to  Nov. 
1970.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio  Nov.  4,  1970,  Acting 
Min.  of  Public  Works,  Sept.  9,  1971  and  Min.  of  Public 
Works  April  13,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Unitarian. 
Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

EINARSON,  HENRY  JOHN,  (Rock  Lake).  B.  Sept.  11, 
1918  at  Glenboro,  Man.  S.  of  Gudbrandur  Einarson  and 
Maria  Sigvalson  both  Icelandic.  Ed.  at  Frey  Public  School 
and  Glenboro  Coll.  M.  June  19,  1954  to  Willa  Jean  dau. 
of  Maxim  Larocque  of  Carman,  Man.  Four  children: 
Roberta  Lee,  Hannis  Craig,  David  Frank  and  Bradley 
John.  A  farmer.  Dir.  of  seed  grain  company.  Mem.  Adv. 
Comm,  of  Man.  Centennial  Corp.  First  elected  to  Man. 
Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Lutheran.  Address:  P.O.  Box  125,  Glenboro,  Man.  ROK 
0X0. 

ENNS,  HARRY  JOHN,  (Lakeside).  B.  Nov.  30,  1931  at 
Ste.  Elizabeth,  Man.  S.  of  John  Herman  Enns  and  Agath 
Unruh  both  German.  Ed.  at  St.  John’s  H.S.,  Winnipeg. 
M.  Sept.  26,  1953  to  Helene  Henriette  dau.  of  J.  J.  Klassen 
of  Winnipeg.  Two  children:  Nathan  Peter  and  Andrew 
John  David.  A  rancher.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e. 


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1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Min.  of  Agriculture  and  Con¬ 
servation,  July  22,  1966  to  1968.  Min.  of  Agriculture  and 
Acting  Min.  of  Highways  Nov.  27,  1967  to  1968.  Min.  of 
Mines  and  Natural  Resources  1968  to  July  17,  1969.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Mennonite.  Address:  Woodlands,  Man. 
ROC  3H0. 

EVANS,  HON.  LEONARD  SALUSBURY,  B.A.,  M.A., 
(Brandon  East).  B.  Aug.  19,  1929  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of 
David  and  Gwen  Evans,  both  Welsh.  Ed.  at  Transcona 
Coll.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Winnipeg,  Univ.  of  Man.,  Simon  Fraser 
Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Ottawa.  M.  June  27,  1953  to  Alice 
Lorrain  dau.  of  Fred  Mazinke  of  Penticton,  B.C.  Three 
childrens:  Brenda,  Janet  and  Randall.  A  professor  of  eco¬ 
nomics.  Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1953  and  def.  First  elected  to  Man. 
Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Natural  Resources  July 
17  to  Dec.  18,  1969.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Industry  and  Commerce 
Dec.  18,  1969  and  Sept.  9,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
Unitarian.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
R3C  0V8. 

FERGUSON,  JAMES  ROBERT  (Gladstone).  B.  Aug. 
19,  1925  at  Gladstone,  Man.  S.  of  Thomas  Scott  and  Violet 
Lillian  Ferguson.  Ed.  at  Gladstone,  Man.  schools.  M.  Oct. 
2,  1946  to  Cora  Berna  June  dau.  of  George  Collins  of 
Brandon,  Man.  Six  children:  Robert,  Scott,  Errol,  Craig, 
Lori  and  Gwen.  Mem.  Masons  and  Curling  Club.  First 
elected  to  Man.  Legis,  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol:  P.C.  Rel: 
Protestant.  Address:  P.Q.  Box  87,  Gladstone,  Man. 

FOX,  HON.  PETER,  (Kildonan).  B.  May  31,  1921  in 
Yogoslavia.  S.  of  George  Fox  and  Maria  Moldovan.  Ed.  at 
Winnipeg  P.S.,  United  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  May  22, 
1948  to  Nancy  dau.  of  William  Grant  of  Winnipeg.  Three 
children:  Donald  Peter,  Kenneth  George  and  Elaine  Marie. 
A  stationary  engineer.  Served  in  Can.  Forces  in  Europe. 
Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion,  A.N.A.F.,  Winnipeg  and  Can. 
German  Club.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1969.  Apptd.  Speaker  Apr.  7,  1971.  Party  pol.: 
N.D.P.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Win¬ 
nipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 


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FROESE,  JACOB  M.,  (Rhineland).  B.  Nov.  28,  1917  at 
Winkler,  Man.  S.  of  Jacob  J.  Froese  and  Margaret  Enns 
both  Dutch  Can.  Ed.  at  Calder  and  Winkler  schools.  M. 
Dec.  21,  1941  to  Mary  dau.  of  the  late  Frank  H.  Peters 
of  Winkler.  Nine  children:  Mary,  Margaret,  Judith,  Esther, 
Susan,  Catherine,  Jakie,  Netha  and  Johnny.  A  farmer. 
Mem.  Winkler  Credit  Union  Society  and  Credit  Union 
League  of  Man.  Chairman  Reinfeld  School  District  and 
dir.  Man.  School  Trustee  Assn.  First  elected  to  Man. 
Legis.  at  by-election  Nov.  27,  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962, 
1966  and  1969.  Party  pol.:  S.C.  Rel.:  Mennonite  Church. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  40,  Winkler,  Man.  ROG  2X0. 

GIRARD,  GABRIEL,  (Emerson).  First  elected  to  Man. 
Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  25  Lomond  Blvd., 
Winnipeg,  Man.  R2J  1Y1. 

GONICK,  CY,  (Crescentwood).  First  elected  to  Man. 
Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  1140  Gros- 
venor  Ave.,  Winnipeg  Man.  R3N  0N8. 

GOTTFRIED,  JOHN  CHARLES,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.Ed., 
(Gimli).  B.  Oct.  13,  1917  at  Welland,  Ont.  S.  of  Anthony 
Gottfried  and  Lena  Hoffman  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Winnipeg 
P.S.,  St.  Paul’s  Coll.,  Winnipeg,  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Aug. 
29,  1942  to  Fjola  Josephine  dau.  of  Martin  Johnson  of 
Gi'mli,  Man.  Six  children:  Diane,  John,  Brenda,  Ronald, 
Susan  and  Kurt.  A  teacher.  Pres.  Man.  Teachers’  Society, 
Gimli,  1946-55.  Sect’y.  Gimli  Men.  Recreation  Centre, 
1951-54.  Mem.  Man.  Teachers’  Society,  First  elected  to 
Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  44  Third  Ave.,  Gimli,  Man. 

GRAHAM,  HARRY  EDWARD  (Birtle-Russell).  B.  Dec. 
26,  1921  at  Foxwarren,  Man.  S.  of  George  Malcolm  Graham 
and  Margaret  Leckie,  both  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Foxwarren 
Consolidated  School  525  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Oct.  20, 
1951  to  Velma  Louise  Murdoch  of  Binscarth,  Man.  Five 
children:  Dianna  Marie,  Bruce  Edward,  Joy  Louise,  John 
Malcolm  and  Henri  Adam  Newton.  A  farmer.  Past  Pres. 
Marquette  P.C.  Assn.  Vice-Chairman  Russell  Dist.  Hos¬ 
pital.  Mem.  P.D.D.G.M.  Binscarth  Lodge  101  A.F.  & 


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A. M.  and  Toastmasters  International.  First  elected  to 
Man.  Leg.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Religion:  United 
Church.  Address:  Binscarth,  Man.  ROJ  0G0. 

GREEN,  HON.  SIDNEY,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Q.C.  (Inkster).  B. 
Aug.  1,  1929  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Aaron  and  Rose 
Green  both  Can.  E.  at  King  Edward  Sch.,  Isaac  Newton 
H.S.,  Winnipeg  and  Univ.  of  Man.  Law  School.  M.  June 
10,  1953  to  Sally  dau.  of  David  Wohl  of  Winnipeg.  Four 
children:  Arthur,  Martin,  Mindy  and  Cathy,  A  barrister. 
Councillor  Metro  Corpn.  of  Greater  Winnipeg  1962-65. 
Mem.  Univ.  Alumni  Assn,  and  Y.M.H.A.  Community 
Centre.  Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1962  and  1965  and  def.  First 
elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Min. 
of  Health  and  Min.  of  Welfare  (Min.  of  Health  and  Social 
Services),  and  Commissioner  of  Northern  Affairs,  July 

17,  1969  to  1970.  Appt.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Natural  Re¬ 
sources,  Commissionner  of  Northern  Affairs,  Dec.  18, 

1969.  revoked  March  3,  1972  and  re-apptd.  July  21,  1972 
and  Min.  of  Urban  Affairs,  Sept.  9,  1971,  revoked  March 
3,  1972  and  re-apptd.  July  21,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

HANUSCIIAK,  HON.  BEN,  LL.B.,  B.Ed.  (Burrows). 

B.  Apr.  29,  1930  at  Earl  Grey,  Sask.  S.  of  John  Hanuschak 
and  Anna  Bartkiw  both  Ukrainians.  Ed.  U.  of  Man.  M. 
Aug.  22,  1953  to  Nadia  dau.  of  Wasyl  Stechkewich  of 
Elphinstone,  Man.  One  child:  Nadine  Sonia.  A  teacher. 
Mem.  Man.  Teachers’  Society.  First  elected  Man.  Legis. 
g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Speaker  Aug.  14  to  Aug. 

1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Consumer,  Corporate  and  Internal 
Services,  Aug.  20,  1970  and  Min.  of  Education,  Sept.  9, 

1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Win¬ 
nipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

HENDERSON,  GEORGE  LINDSAY,  (Pembina).  B.  Mar. 

18,  1916  at  Homewood,  Man.  S.  of  John  Edward  Henderson 
and  Annie  Jane  Bradley,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at  Manitou,  Man. 
schools.  M.  Nov.  28,  1942  to  Agnes  Milton  dau.  of  George 
Alexander  Cassells,  Manitou,  Man.  Four  children:  George 


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James,  Donna  Mary,  Lindsay  Keith  and  David  John.  A 
farmer  and  real  estate  agent.  Mayor  of  Manitou.  Pres. 
Co-op.  Elevator  and  Man.  Co-op.  Pres.  Manitou  C.  of  C. 
Mem.  Curling  and  Golf  clubs  and  Manitou  Agric.  Society. 
First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  281,  Manitou,  Man. 
ROG  1G0. 

JENKINS,  WILLIAM  WALTER,  (Logan).  B.  Nov.  10, 
1921  at  Inwood,  Man.  S.  of  Oscar  Samuel  Jenkins,  Engl, 
and  Mary  Ethel  Larsen,  Norwegian.  Ed.  at  Souris  Coll,  and 
Univ.  of  Man.  M.  May  25,  1946  to  Elizabeth  dau.  of  Charles 
Henry  Ineson  of  Lancaster,  England.  Three  children:  Linda 
Marie  (Mrs.  Toews),  Ross  Anthony  William  and  Terry 
Allen.  A  car  repair  estimator.  Mem.  Winnipeg  Bd.  of 
Education  1962-70.  Mem.  Red  River  Co-Op.,  Weston  Shops 
ex-Servicemen  Assn,  and  Royal  Can.  Legion.  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  ge.  1969.  Deputy  Speaker  March  9,  1972 
to  July  20,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  1294  Erin  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3E  2S6. 

JOHANNSON,  THORKELL  WALLACE,  B.A.,  B.Ed., 
(St.  Matthews).  B.  April  10,  1936  at  Arborg,  Man.  S.  of 
Thorkell  and  Gudrun  Johannson,  both  Icelandic.  Ed.  at 
Arborg  P.S.,  United  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Oct.  30, 
1965  to  Barbara  Joan  dau.  of  D.  J.  Lewis  of  Toronto,  Ont. 
A  high  school  history  teacher.  Mem.  Man.  Historical  So¬ 
ciety,  Can.  Historical  Assn.,  Icelandic  Can.  Club,  Icelandic 
National  League  and  Red  River  Co-Op.  First  elected  to 
Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  23-500 
Burnell  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3G  2B4. 

JOHNSTON,  FRANK,  (Sturgeon  Creek).  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  310 
Overdale  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3J  2G3. 

JOHNSTON,  GORDON  ELLWOOD,  (Portage  la  Prai¬ 
rie).  Man.  S.  of  Merle  Johnston  and  Selena  Johnston,  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Portage  la  Prairie  schools.  M.  Jan.  12,  1945 
to  Myra  Campbell,  dau.  of  John  Brown  of  Montreal.  Five 
children:  Carol  Lee,  Lynda,  Norma,  Joan  and  Bradley. 


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A  grocer.  Served  with  R.C.A.F.  1941-45.  Alderman  City 
of  Portage.  Mem.  Rotary,  Elks  and  Legion.  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1969. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  506  St. 
George  Ave.,  Portage  La  Prairie,  Man.  R1N  0T5. 

JORGENSON,  WARNER  H.,  (Morris).  B.  Mar.  26,  1918 
at  Canora,  Sask.  S.  of  George  Jorgenson,  Norwegian  and 
Hilma  Naslund,  Swedish.  Ed.  at  St.  Elizabeth  elementary 
and  Dominion  City  H.S.  M.  Sept.  16,  1945  to  Corrine  dau. 
of  H.  Ansell  of  Hove,  Sussex,  England.  Three  children: 
Linda,  Patricia  and  Christopher.  A  farmer.  Served  Can. 
Army  1940-46.  Pres.  Riverview  Golf  and  Country  Club. 
Hon.  Pres.  Valley  Agric.  Society.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion 
and  Lions.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963  and  1965.  Def.  g.e.  1968.  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  by-election  Feb.  20,  1969.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  P.O.  Box 
185,  Morris,  Man.  ROG  1K0. 

MACKLING,  HON.  ALVIN  HENRY,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B., 
(St.  James).  B.  Dec.  31,  1927  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  John 
and  Anne  Gertrude  Mackling  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Britannia 
and  Assiniboine  schools,  St.  James  Coll.,  United  Coll,  and 
Man.  Law  School.  M.  Aug.  18,  1956  to  Patricia  Taeko  dau. 
of  W.  L.  Ono  of  St.  James,  Man.  Two  children:  Holly  Naomi 
and  Thomas  Hal.  A  barrister.  Mem.  Can.  Bar  Assn.,  Law 
Society  of  Man.,  Man.  Bar  Assn,  and  St.  James  YMCA  Health 
Club.  Alderman  City  of  St.  James  1961.  First  elected  to 
Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Apptd.  Attorney-General  July  15, 
1969  and  Min.  of  Consumer,  Corporate  and  Internal 
Services  Dec.  1,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United. 
Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

MALINOWSKI,  DONALD,  (Point  Douglas).  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  361 
Burrows  Ave.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R2W  1Z9. 

MCBRYDE,  HON.  SYDNEY  RONALD,  B.A.,  (The  Pas). 
B.  Oct.  23,  1941  at  Oliver,  B.C.  S.  of  Sydney  McBryde, 
Scottish  and  Jean  Myrtle  Esplin,  English.  Ed.  at  Oliver 
Elementary  School,  Southern  Okanogan  Secondary  School, 


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Wenatchee  Valley  Coll,  and  Central  Washington  State 
Coll.  M.  Feb.  16,  1963  to  Gladys  dau.  of  Willi  R.  Tenning 
of  Osoyoos,  B.C.  Three  children:  Gary  Allan,  Joyce  Ellen 
and  Gregory  Michael.  A  community  development  worker. 
Men.  The  Pas  Friendship  Centre  Bd.  of  Dir.  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Northern  Affairs 
Nov.  1,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Legislative 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

MCGILL,  EDWARD  ROBERT,  B.Comm.,  (Brandon 
West).  B.  Sept.  21,  1912  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  Herbert 
Lionel  McGill  and  Ethel  C.  Adams,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Bran¬ 
don,  Man.  schools  and  Queen’s  Univ.  M.  May  30,  1942  to 
Marguarite  Eve  dau.  of  Frederick  Shaw  of  Saskatoon, 
Sask.  Four  children:  Marguarite  Eve,  Douglas  Crawford, 
Patricia  Ellen  and  Frances  Elizabeth.  Manager  Brandon 
Flying  Club.  Served  RCAF  1940-45,  S/Ldr.  (res.).  Mem. 
Kinsmen  Club,  Dir.  Brandon  Gen.  Hospital.  Mem.  Brandon 
Police  Comm.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  2228  Princess  Ave.,  Bran¬ 
don,  Man.  R7B  0H9. 


MCGREGOR,  DONALD  MORRIS,  (Virden).  First 
elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and 
1969  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Kenton,  Man.  ROM  0Z0. 


MCKELLAR,  MALCOLM  EARL,  ( Souris-Killarney) .  B. 
April  20,  1918  at  Nesbitt,  Man.  S.  of  Malcolm  McKellar 
and  Merle  Baliff  Gray,  both  of  Scotch  descent.  Ed.  at 
Nesbitt  School  District  #724.  A  farmer  and  insurance 
agent.  Mem.  Masonic  Order  and  Lions  club^  First  elech 
ed  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959  1962,  1966 
and  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
Nesbitt,  Man.  ROK  1P0. 

MCKENZIE,  JAMES  WALLACE,  (Roblin).  B.  June  16, 
1914  at  Plenty,  Sask.  S.  of  Donald  Wm,  McKenzie,  Scottish 
and  Lilly  Elizabeth  Ann  McKenzie,  Irish.  Ed.  at  Plenty, 
Sask  M  Aug.  19,  1939  to  Hilda  Rose  dau.  of  Archie  Prit¬ 
chard  of  Ruthilda,  Sask.  Three  children:  Donna,  Judith 
Anne  and  Glenn  Wallace.  A  merchant.  Dir.  Co-op  Credit 
Society  of  Man.  Trustee  Inglis  S.D.  No.  2107,  1950-58. 


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Served  R.C.A.F.  1941-45,  served  on  Town  Council  1955-63. 
Dir.  Man.  C.  of  C.  1965.  Pres.  North  Central  Hockey 
League,  1965.  Mem.  Russell  No.  62  A.F.  &  A.M.  and  Inglis 
Legion  No.  197.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1966. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant. 
Address:  Inglis,  Man.  ROJ  0X0. 

MILLER,  HON.  SAUL  A.,  (Seven  Oaks).  B.  Jan.  20,  1917 
at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Bernard  and  Bertha  Miller,  both 
(Jewish)  Can.  Ed.  at  Winnipeg  Public  Schools.  M.  Aug. 
9,  1946  to  Sylvia  dau.  of  Morris  Rosove  of  Winnipeg.  Three 
children:  Janet,  Myra  and  Michael.  A  manufacturer. 
Sect’y.-Treas.  Acme  Metal  Products  Ltd.  School  Trustee 
1953-58  and  Alderman  1959-66.  Mem.  B’nai  B’rith  and 
Royal  Canadian  Legion.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e. 
1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Min.  of  Youth  and  Education, 
July  15,  1969  to  Sept.  9,  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Colleges  and 
Universities  Affairs,  Sept.  9,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

MOUG,  ARTHUR,  (Charleswood).  First  elected  to  Man. 
Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  29  Willow  Ridge 
Rd.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3R  1L5. 

PATRICK,  STEPHEN  CLIFFORD,  (Assiniboia).  B. 
March  24,  1932  at  Glenella,  Man.  S.  of  Alexandre  and 
Katie  Patrebka,  both  Ukranians.  Ed.  at  Glenella  schools, 
Man.  Teachers  Coll,  and  Success  Comm.  Business  Coll. 
M.  June  30,  1956  to  Marjorie  June  dau.  of  Sarah  Mathie- 
son  of  Edmonton.  Four  children:  Kimberly,  Carolyn, 
Sandra  and  Stephen.  Pres,  and  Gen.  Mgr.  Patrick  Agencies 
Ltd.  Dir.  Winnipeg  Real  Estate  Bd.  and  Pioneer  Fraternal 
Assn,  and  past  chairman  St.  James  Cancer  Society.  Mem. 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  St.  James  Y.M.C.A.  and  Business 
Men’s  Club.  Played  eleven  years  with  the  Winnipeg  Blue 
Bombers.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elect¬ 
ed  g.e.  1966  and  1969.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  10  Red  Robin  Place,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3J  3L8. 

PAULLEY,  HON.  A.  RUSSELL,  (Transcona).  B.  Nov.  3, 
1909,  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Fred  Henry  Paulley  and 
Elizabeth  Partington,  both  Eng.  Ed.  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  M 


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May  21,  1937,  to  Mary  Alice,  dau.  of  Geo.  A.  Sinclair,  of 
Narcisse,  Man.  Two  children:  Diane  Mary  and  Lynda 
Margret.  Foreman  Upholsterer,  C.N.R.  Transcona.  Mayor 
of  Transcona,  1946-1949  incl.;  School  Trustee  1951;  Mayor, 
1952-53.  A.F.&A.M.,  GRM-123.  Fed.  cand.  for  St.  Boniface, 
1949.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1958,  1959,  1962,  1966  and  1969.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Labour, 
July  15,  1969  and  Railway  Commissioner,  Oct.  15,  1969.  Pro¬ 
vincial  Leader  of  C.C.F.  Party,  Nov.  1960.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg, 
Man.  R3C  0V8. 

PAWLEY,  HON.  HOWARD,  (Selkirk).  First  elected  to 
Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Min.  of  Public  Works  (Min.  of  Govern¬ 
ment  Services)  and  Min.  of  Urban  Development,  July  15, 
1969  to  Sept.  9,  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs, 
July  15,  1969  and  Commissioner  of  Northern  Affairs, 
Sept.  9,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Legislative 
Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

PETURSSON,  PHILIP  MARKUS,  Ph.B.,  B.D.,  (Welling¬ 
ton).  B.  Oct.  21,  1902  at  Roseau,  Minn.,  U.S.A.  S.  of 
Olafur  Petursson,  Icelandic  and  Mrs.  Petursson,  Scottish- 
Icelandic.  Ed.  at  Public  School,  Foam  Lake,  Sask.,  Normal 
School,  Winnipeg,  Univ.  of  Man.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  Mead- 
ville  Theological  School  and  Univ.  of  Iceland.  M.  Sept.  25, 
1926  to  Thorey  dau.  of  Sigurerimur  Gislason  of  Winnipeg. 
Two  children:  Anna  and  Philip.  Mem.  School  Bd.  Win¬ 
nipeg,  1942-51,  Welfare  Council,  Family  Bureau,  Can. 
Mental  Health  Assn,  and  Winnipeg  Municipal  Hospital 
Commission.  Mem.  Unitarian  Ministers’  Assn.,  Can.  Uni¬ 
tarian  Council,  Western  Can.  Unitarian  Dist.  (Exec.)  and 
Pres.  Icelandic  National  League.  C.C.F.  cand.  Federal  g.e. 
1949  and  def.  N.D.P.  cand.  Federal  g.e.  1965  and  def. 
First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969. 
Min.  charged  with  Administration  of  the  Historic  Sites 
and  Objects  Act  and  the  Man.  Centennial  Corpora¬ 
tion  Act;  and  designated  as  the  Min.  under  Part  III  of 
The  Amusement  Act  (Min.  of  Cultural  Affairs),  July  17, 
1969  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Unitarian.  Address: 
681  Banning  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3G  2G3. 


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SCHREYER,  HON.  EDWARD  RICHARD,  B.A.,  B.Ped., 

B. Ed.,  M.A.,  (Rossmere).  B.  Dec.  21,  1935  at  Beausejour, 
Man.  S.  of  John  James  Schreyer,  Can.  and  Elizabeth  Gott¬ 
fried,  Austrian.  Ed.  at  Cromwell  Public  School,  Beausejour 
Coll.,  United  Coll.,  St.  John’s  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M. 
June  30,  1960  to  Lilly  Schulz  of  Winnipeg.  Three  children: 
Lisa,  Karmel  and  Jason.  A  university  teacher.  Served  2/Lt. 

C. O.T.C.-R.C.A.C.  1954-1956.  Mem.  Can.  Assn,  o  f  Univ. 
Teachers,  East  St.  Paul  Curling  Club,  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assn,  and  Inter-Parl.  Union.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis. 
g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959  and  1962.  First  elected  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968.  Chosen  Leader  of 
N.D.P.  party  in  Man.  at  convention  June  7,  1969.  Resigned 
as  mem.  of  H.  of  C.  June  9,  1969.  Elected  to  Man.  Legis. 
g.e.  1969.  Sworn  in  as  President  of  the  Council,  Min.  of 
Dominion-Provincial  Relations  July  15,  1969  and  Min. 
charged  with  the  Administration  of  the  Hydro  Act,  Sept. 
8,  1970.  Min.  charged  with  the  administration  of  The 
Man.  Development  Authority  Act,  July  17,  1969  to  1970. 
Min.  of  Industry  and  Commerce,  July  17  to  Dec.  18,  1969. 
Min.  of  Finance  Nov.  13,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
R3C  0V8. 

SHAFRANSKY,  HARRY,  (Radisson).  First  elected  to 
Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  4  Maple- 
hurst  Rd.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R2J  1W8. 

SHERMAN,  LOUIS  RALPH,  B.A.,  (Fort  Garry).  B.  Dec. 
24,  1926  at  Quebec  City,  Que.  S.  of  Louis  Ralph  Sherman 
and  Carolyn  Zerelda  Gillmor,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Strathcona 
Boys’  School  and  Central  H.S.,  Calgary,  Kelvin  H.S-,  Win¬ 
nipeg  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Dec.  28,  1955  to  Elizabeth  Ann 
dau.  of  Dr.  W.  G.  Beaton  of  Winnipeg.  Three  children: 
Cathy  Diane,  Christopher  Grant  and  Todd  Laurence.  Dir. 
Manpower  Development,  Monarch  Life  Assurance  Co. 
Served  COTC  (Infantry)  1947-49  graduating  as  1st  Lieut. 
Mem.  Winnipeg  Squash  Racquet  Club  and  Winnipeg  Press 
Club.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Def.  g.e  1968. 
First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 


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Anglican.  Address:  86  Niagara  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
R3N  0T9. 

SPIVAK,  SIDNEY  J.,  Q.C.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.,  (River  Heights). 
B.  May  23,  1928  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Malick  David 
Spivak  and  Rose  Portigal,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Man. 
and  Harvard.  M.  May  29,  1955  to  Mira  dau.  of  Samuel 
Steele  of  Winnipeg.  Three  children:  Lori  Taubl,  Harold 
Isaac  and  Diane  Rachel.  A  barrister.  Pres.  Man.  P.C.  Assn. 
Mem.  Bd.  Man.  Theatre  Centre.  Pres.  Rainbow  Stage.  Mem. 
Can.  Inst,  of  International  Affairs,  American  Society  of 
International  Law,  Man.  Historical  Society  and  Harvard 
Club  of  Man.  Pres.  Central  Council  B’nai  B’rith  Hillel 
Foundation  Advisory  Bd.  of  Univ.  of  Man.  Mem.  Exec. 
Can.  Friends  of  Hebrew  Univ.  Co-Chairman  Central  Region 
Can.  Council  of  Christians  and  Jews.  First  elected  to  Man. 
Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Min.  of  Industry  and  Commerce  July  22, 
1966  to  1969.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Hebrew.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man. 
R3C  0V8. 

TOUPIN,  HON.  RENE  ERNEST,  (Springfield).  B.  May 
15,  1934  at  St.  Boniface,  Man.  S.  of  Romain  Toupin  and 
Clara  Lamoureux,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Ste.  Rita  school, 
St.  Boniface  Elementary,  St.  Boniface  Juniorat,  St.  Boni¬ 
face  Coll,  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  Aug.  1,  1958  to  Lorraine  dau. 
of  Edward  Cormier  of  La  Salle,  Man.  Four  children:  Paul, 
Louise,  Yvette  and  Rosanne.  Chairman  La  Salle  School  Bd. 
1962-66  and  Credit  Union,  1962-69.  Mem.  La  Salle  Sports 
Club,  Home  and  School  Assn.,  Societe  Franco-Manitobaine 
and  K.  of  C.  (sect’ye)-  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1989. 
Min.  of  Public  Utilities  and  Provincial  Secretary  (Min.  of 
Consumer  and  Corporate  Affairs),  Dec.  18,  1969  to  Sept. 
9,  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Health  and  Social  Development, 
Sept.  9,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 

TRUEMAN,  Mrs.  INEZ  GENEVA,  R.N.  (Fort  Rouge).  B. 
April  8,  1917  at  Glenwood,  Minnesota.  Dau.  of  Gustav 
Gandrud  and  Ida  Disrud,  both  Norwegian.  Ed.  at  Glenwood 
H.S.  and  Kahler  School  of  Nursing,  Rochester,  Minn.  M. 


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Dec.  29,  1938  to  Dr.  Kenneth  Trueman  of  Winnipeg.  Four 
children:  Kenneth  Robert,  David  Lawrence,  Donald  Keith 
and  Martha  Elizabeth.  A  housewife.  Alderman  City  of  Win¬ 
nipeg  1968-69.  Mem.  Winnipeg  Winter  Club,  Junior  League 
of  Winnipeg  and  St.  Charles  Country  Club.  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  179  Oxford  St.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3M 
3H8. 

TURNBULL,  IAN  DENYS,  B.A.,  M.A.,  (Osborne).  B.  July 
1,  1935  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Matthew  and  Anne  Turnbull, 
both  British.  Ed.  at  Winnipeg  schools  and  Univ.  of  Man. 
M.  Aug.  5,  1961  to  Aleda  Winnifred  dau.  of  Herbert  Wood- 
worth  of  Baldur,  Man.  Four  children:  Elizabeth,  Laurel, 
Robert  and  Bradley.  A  teacher.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis. 
g.e.  1969.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Man.  Telephone  System,  Oct.,  1970. 
Asst,  to  Min.  of  Industry  and  Commerce  Sept.,  1969  to  Oct. 
1970.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Unitarian.  Address:  284  Wild¬ 
wood  Park,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3T  0E5. 

URUSKI,  WILLIAM  (St.  George ).B.  July  27,  1942  at 
Poplarfield,  Man.  S.  of  Frank  Uruski,  Polish  and  Mary 
Shwaliuk,  Ukrainian.  Ed.  at  Poplarfield  elementary  and 
high  schools.  M.  Aug.  15,  1964  to  Elaine  Margaret  dau.  of 
Mike  Stonoga  of  Arborg,  Man.  Two  children:  Teresa  Marie 
and  Barclay  William.  A  farmer.  Served  as  constable  RCMP 
1962-67.  Mem.  Man.  Water  Comm.  1969.  First  elected  to 
Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1969.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Greek  Or¬ 
thodox.  Address:  P.O.  Box  580,  Arborg,  Man.  ROC  0A0. 

USKIW,  HON.  SAMUEL.  (Lac  Du  Bonnet).  B.  Oct.  18, 
1933  at  East  Selkirk,  Man.  S.  of  Theodore  Uskiw  and  Mary 
Rohoch  both  Ukrainians.  Ed.  at  East  Selkirk.  M.  July  18, 
1964  to  Olga  dau.  of  Thomas  Schurko  of  Winnipeg.  A 
farmer.  Mem.  School  Bd.  1959-65.  Dir.  Vegetable  Growers 
Assn.  Jr.  Pres.  Man.  Farmers  Union  1961-62.  First  elected 
to  Man.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1969.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Agriculture,  July  15,  1969  and  Min.  of  Co-operative  Dev¬ 
elopment,  Sept.  9,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Protestant. 
Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  R3C  0V8. 


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WALDING,  DEREK  JAMES  (St.  Vital).  B.  May  9,  1937 
at  Rushden,  Northamptonshire.  S.  of  Howard  Walding  and 
Dorothy  E.  King.  Ed.  at  Wellingborough  Grammar  School. 
M.  Nov.  16,  1957  to  Valerie  Monica  Hatton.  Three  children: 
Andrew  James,  Phillip  Kimball  and  Christine  Anne.  A  dis¬ 
pensing  optician.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion.  Cand.  g.e.  1969 
and  def.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  by-election  Apr.  5,  1971. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  31  Lochinvar  Ave.,  Winnipeg, 
Man.  R2J  1R3. 

WATT,  JAMES  DOUGLAS,  (Arthur).  B.  April  13,  1914 
at  Reston,  Man.  S.  of  William  Watt  and  Annabelle 
Milliken,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Hillview  schools.  M.  April  13, 
1936  to  Rossie  Grace,  dau.  of  John  George  Smetlz  of 
Cromer,  Man.  Four  children:  Marlyn  Winnifred,  Sherrill 
Dawn,  Merlvin  Douglas  and  Dallas  Lee.  A  farmer. 
Deputy  Reeve  Pipestone  Municipality,  1958.  Member 
Masonic  Lodge.  First  elected  to  Man.  Legis.  at  by- 
election,  Nov.  26,  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1962,  1966  and 
1969.  Chosen  Deputy  Speaker,  Dec.  12,  1966.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Agriculture  Sept.  24,  1968.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  Reston,  Man.  ROM  1X0. 

OFFICIALS  OF  THE  LEGISLATURE 

Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  — 

PRUDHOMME,  CHARLAND,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Q.C.  B.  Nov. 
17,  1904  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Joseph  F.  Prud’homme 
and  Elmire  Charland,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Provencher  School, 
St.  Boniface;  St.  Boniface  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Man.  M. 
Oct.  15,  1930  to  Germaine  dau.  of  Felix  Peloquin  of  St- 
Pierre,  Man.  Appt.  Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly, 
1951.  Dep.  Prov.  Sect’y-  1958-69.  Chief  Electoral  Officer 
for  Man.  1949-70.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  622  St.  Jean- 
Baptiste,  St.  Boniface,  Man. 

Clerk’s  Assistant  —  Jack  R.  Reeves,  apptd.  1963. 

Legislative  Counsel  —  Rae  H.  Tallin. 

Deputy  Legislative  Counsel  —  Andrew  C.  Balkaran. 

Clerk  of  Internal  Economy  —  Gordon  B.  Snider. 

Sergeant-at-Arms  —  (Vacant). 


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MANITOBA  GENERAL  ELECTION,  1969 
Dissolution:  Twenty-Eighth  Legislature  May  22,  1969. 
Nominations:  June  11,  1969. 

Voting:  June  25,  1969 

LEGEND:  PC  -  -  Progressive  Conservative;  Lib  —  Liberal;  NDP  _ 

New  Democratic  Party;  SC  —  Social  Credit;  Ind  —  Independent; 
Comm.  —  Communist. 


ARTHUR 


J.  Douglas  Watt  (PC)  _  3,133 

John  W.  McRae  (Lib)  .  1,375 

Raymond  E.  Jones  (NDP)  _  980 

ASSINIBOIA 

Steve  Patrick  (Lib)  . 2,355 

Bill  Docking  (PC)  . . . 2,329 

Curtis  Nordman  (NDP)  .  1,466 

BIRTLE-RUSSELL 

Harry  E.  Graham  (PC)  . .  2,374 

Don  Kostesky  (NDP)  .  2,263 

John  Braendle  (Lib)  . .  1,360 

BRANDON  EAST 

Leonard  S.  Evans  (NDP)  .  3,035 

Emily  Lyons  (PC)  .  1,962 

Don  Martin  (Lib)  . _ .  1,194 

BRANDON  WEST 

Edward  McGill  (PC)  .  2,814 

James  M.  Skinner  (NDP)  _  2,310 

Terry  Penton  (Lib)  .  1,796 

BURROWS 

Ben  Hanuschak  (NDP)  .  3,418 

W.  M.  Swystun  (PC)  .  1.317 

Olga  E.  Lewicki  (Lib)  .  751 

Andrew  Bileski  (Comm)  .  323 

CHARLESWOOD 

Arthur  Moug  (PC)  .  3,401 

Duncan  Edmonds  (Lib)  2,361 

John  C.  Hilgenga  (NDP)  .  1,325 

CHURCHILL 

Gordon  Wilbert  Beard  (Ind)  1,151 

Walter  Perepeluk  (Lib)  _  971 

Andre  Champaane  (PC)  ......  913 

Will  Hudson  (NDP)  . 822 


CRESCENTWOOD 

Cy  Gonick  (NDP)  _  2,689 

Gurney  Evans  (PC)  . . 2,416 

Frank  Muldoon  (Lib)  _  1,422 

DAUPHIN 

Peter  Burtniak  (NDP)  . 2,933 

Stewart  E.  McLean  (PC)  _  2,892 

Robert  E.  Sheldon  (Lib)  _  620 

ELMWOOD 

Russell  J.  Doem  (NDP)  .  3,803 

Alan  George  Gardiner  (PC)  1,526 

John  Michael  Kozoriz  (Lib)  1,053 

EMERSON 

Gabriel  Girard  (PC)  _  2,467 

John  Tanchak  (Lib)  _ 2,014 

Stephen  Zaretski  (NDP)  _  695 

Jacob  Wall  (SC)  _ 237 

FLIN  FLON 

Thomas  Barrow  (NDP)  . 2,045 

C.  H.  Witney  (PC)  .  1,675 

Francis  L.  Jobin  (Lib)  . 1,276 

FORT  GARRY 

Bud  Sherman  (PC)  .  3,570 

G.  Grant  Cosby  (NDP)  2  063 

Richard  A.  Wankling  (Lib.)  1,936 

FORT  ROUGE 

Inez  Trueman  (PC)  . 2,750 

Una  Decter  (NDP)  . .  2,446 

Jane  Heifelfinger  (Lib)  _  1,941 

GIMLI 

John  C.  Gottfried  (NDP)  .  2,159 

Eric  Stefanson  (PC)  .  1,936 

Walter  John  Griffin  (Lib)  _  1,663 

GLADSTONE 

James  R.  Ferguson  (PC)  .  3,000 

Nelson  Shoemaker  (Lib)  _  2,583 

Mary  E.  McIntosh  (NDP)  _  1,064 


PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA 


5  0  9 


INKSTER 

Sidney  Green  (NDP)  4.001 

Robert  B.  Armstrong  (PC)  989 

J.  Gurzon  Harvey  (Lib)  661 

KILDONAN 

Peter  Fox  (NDP)  .  4,583 

Don  Mills  (PC)  .  1.876 

John  Gugulyn  (Lib)  .  851 

LAC  DU  BONNET 

Samuel  Uskiw  (NDP)  .  4,060 

Fred  T.  Klym  (PC)  .  1,267 

A1  Tymko  (Lib)  .  806 

LAKESIDE 

Harry  J.  Enns  (PC)  . 2,532 

R.  W.  Bend  (Lib)  .  2,190 

Charles  Lucas  (NDP)  .  573 

LA  VERENDRYE 

Leonard  A.  Barkman  (Lib)  1  933 

John  Blatz  (PC)  .  1  051 

Elmer  Reimer  (NDP)  . 721 

LOGAN 

William  Jenkins  (NDP)  .  3,029 

Sam  Minuk  (PC)  .  871 

Howard  Ferguson  (Lib)  .  679 

MINNEDOSA 

Walter  Weir  (PC)  .  3,525 

Emile  Roy  (NDP)  .  1,713 

Donald  A.  McNabb  (Lib)  .  1,028 

MORRIS 

Warner  H.  Jorgenson  (PC)  2,472 

Joseph  Legault  (Lib)  1,183 

William  T.  Loftus  (NDP)  712 

Henry  W.  Funk  (SC)  .  231 

OSBORNE 

Ian  Turnbull  (NDP)  .  3,188 

Obie  Baizley  (PC)  .  2,565 

Win  Loewen  (Lib)  .  965 

PEMBINA 

George  Henderson  (PC)  2,823 

Kenneth  John  Draper  (Lib)  1,815 

David  Harms  (SC)  . - .  521 

Edith  Alsop  (NDP)  . .  336 

POINT  DOUGLAS 
Donald  Malinowski  (NDP)  ...  2.253 

Slaw  Rebohuk  (PC)  .  1,088 

Roger  J.  Garrity  (Lib)  .  528 

W.  A.  Kardash  (Comm)  —  421 


PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE 


Gordon  E.  Johnston  (Lib)  ...  2,451 

Harvey  Carmichael  (PC)  .  2,440 

Sidney  Coulthard  (NDP)  .  1,049 

RADISSON 

Harry  Shafransky  (NDP)  .  3,707 

Edward  J.  Kotowich  (Lib)  ...  2,284 

Moreen  Henderson  (PC)  .  1,054 

RHINELAND 

Jacob  M.  Froese  (SC)  1,981 

Henry  D.  Hildebrand  (PC)  1,853 

W.  S.  Forrester  (Lib)  .  782 

Jacob  W.  Heinrichs  (NDP)  ...  181 

RIEL 

Donald  W.  Craik  (PC)  3,152 

James  E.  Buchanan  (NDP)  3,096 

Raymond  Spence  (Lib)  .  1,423 

RIVER  HEIGHTS 

Sidney  Spivak  (PC)  .  4,623 

Mark  Danzker  (Lib)  .  1,573 

Jack  Silverberg  (NDP)  .  1,051 

ROBLIN 

T.  Wally  McKenzie  (PC)  .  2,579 

Mike  Kawchuk  (NDP)  .  2,448 

J.  R.  Mitchell  (Lib)  .  516 

ROCK  LAKE 

Henry  J.  Einarson  (PC)  .  3,064 

Remi  de  Pape  (Lib)  .  1,818 

C.  Timothy  Leonard  (NDP)  763 

ROSSMERE 

Edward  Schreyer  (NDP)  .  4,089 

David  Pekary  (PC)  .  1,746 

Vern  Breckman  (Lib)  .  631 

Stanley  Copp  (Ind)  .  238 

RUPERTSLAND 

Jean  Allard  (NDP)  .  1,366 

S.  P.  Berthelette  (Lib)  .  1,142 

Paul  C.  Burelle  (PC)  .  1,026 

ST.  BONIFACE 

Laurent  L.  Desjardins  (Lib)  3,365 

Kam  Gajdosik  (NDP)  .  2,040 

Maurice  J.  Arpin  (PC)  .  818 

ST.  GEORGE 

Bill  Uruski  (NDP)  .  2,284 

Elman  Guttormson  (Lib)  1,886 

Joseph  Schwartz  (PC)  . .  1,169 


590 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ST.  JAMES 

A1  Madding  (NDP)  . 3,642 

Douglas  M.  Stanes  (PCJ  .  2,676 

Peter  Moss  (Lib)  .  1,404 

ST.  JOHNS 

Saul  Chemiack  (NDP)  .  3.642 

Joe  Rozmus  (PC)  .  1,014 

George  Strewchuk  (Lib)  _ _  736 

ST.  MATTHEWS 

Wally  Johannson  (NDP)  2,974 

Robert  A.  Steen  (PC)  .  2,217 

Rudy  Peters  (Lib)  .  1,119 

ST.  VITAL 

Jack  Hardy  (PC)  .  2,587 

Jim  Walding  (NDP)  .  2,564 

Joe  Stangl  (Lib)  .  2,034 

STE.  ROSE 

Gildas  Molgat  (Lib)  .  2,247 

Heinz  Marohn  (PC)  .  1,193 

Leon  Hoefer  (NDP)  .  754 

Norma  Oswald  (SC)  .  313 

SELKIRK 

Howard  Pawley  (NDP)  .  3,374 

R.  S.  Oliver  (PC)  . 2,054 

George  S.  Sigurdson  (Lib)  ...  835 

Thomas  Norquay  (Ind)  .  57 

SEVEN  OAKS 

Saul  A.  Miller  (NDP)  .  4,203 

Daniel  A.  Yanofsky  (PC)  .  1,505 

Evelyne  Rosborough  (Lib)  ...  813 

SOURIS-KILLARNEY 

Earl  McKellar  (PC)  .  3,053 

Ed.  Dow  (Lib)  .  1,982 

Wayne  Williams  (NDP)  892 

SPRINGFIELD 

Rene  E.  Toupin  (NDP)  .  2,724 

George  Mulder  (PC)  .  1,551 

Hector  Bahuaud  (Libl  .  807 


STURGEON  CREEK 


Frank  Johnston  (PC)  _  2,781 

Robert  M.  Chipman  (Lib)  2,251 

Stanley  J.  Carter  (NDP)  .  1,251 

William  John  Turner  (Ind)  _  336 

James  Farrell  (Ind)  _ _ _  238 

SWAN  RIVER 

James  H.  Bilton  (PC)  _  1,920 

Alex  Filuk  (NDP)  . _  1,757 

Jerry  Webb  (SC)  . 1,252 

Gordon  H.  Beaumont  (Lib)  766 

THE  PAS 

Ron  McBryde  (NDP)  _  1,556 

John  B.  Carroll  (PC)  . . .  1,361 

Calvert  D.  Gibson  (Lib)  _  963 

THOMPSON 

Joseph  P.  Borowski  (NDP)  2,436 

Thomas  Farrell  (PC)  .  1,500 

Maurice  Desjardins  (Lib)  843 

TRANSCONA 

Russ  Paulley  (NDP)  . 4,614 

Thelma  Jean  Call  (Lib)  .  1,488 

Ken  Gunn-Walberg  (PC)  .  1,052 

VIRDEN 

Morris  McGregor  (PC)  .  2,161 

Earl  Dawson  (Lib)  . .  1,571 

Ralph  Rowan  (NDP)  _  1,531 

WELLINGTON 

Philip  Petursson  (NDP)  .  3,260 

William  McGarva  (PC)  .  1,522 

Thomas  Bernes  (Lib)  .  1,035 

WINNIPEG  CENTRE 

J.  R.  Boyce  (NDP)  _ 2,398 

Jim  Cowan  (PC)  . 1,451 

Joseph  Wapemoose  (Lib)  .  822 

WOLSELEY 

Leonard  H.  Claydon  (PC)  ...  2,360 

Hans.  J.  Wittich  (NDP)  .  1,743 

Paul  N.  DuVal  (Lib)  . 1,391 


PROVINCE  DF  MANITOBA  591 

PREVIOUS  GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


1870  . Dec.  27 

1874  . Dec.  23 

1878  Dec.  18 

1879  . Dec.  16 

1883  . Jan.  23 

1886  . Dec.  9 

1888  .  July  11 

1892  . July  23 

1896 . Jan.  15 

1899 . Dec.  7 

1903 . July  20 

1907  . Mar.  7 

1910 . June  11 

1914  . July  10 

1915  . - . Sept.  16 


1920  .  June  29 

1922  . .  July  18 

1927  .  June  28 

1932  . . .  June  16 

1936  . July  27 

1941  . Apr.  22 

1945  . Oct.  15 

1949  . Nov.  10 

1953 . June  8 

1958  . June  16 

1959  May  14 

1962  . Dec.  14 

1966  .  June  23 

1969  . June  25 


BY-ELECTIONS 

(Held  since  General  Election  June  25,  1969) 


ST.  VITAL 


Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  member 
Jack  A.  Hardy  (PC).  Nomination  March  22,  1971.  Voting 


April  5,  1971. 

Walding,  D.  J.  (NDP) 
Kennedy,  Daniel  P.  (L) 

Pratt,  Kenneth  (PC)  . 

Bordman,  S.  (Ind.)  . 


3,378 

3,083 

2,925 

13 


Majority  for  D.  J.  Walding  (NDP) 

(NDP  gain  from  PC) 


295 


STE.  ROSE 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  member 
Gildas  A.  Molgat  (Lib.  Prog.).  Nomination  March  22,  1971. 
Voting  April  5,  1971. 

Adam,  A.  R.  (NDP)  .  2.785 

Werbiski,  Fred  (L)  ~,118 

Boercher,  John  (PC)  1,792 

Majority  for  A.  R.  Adam  (NDP)  .  667 

(NDP  gain  from  Lib.  Prog.) 


592 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


MINNEDOSA 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  member 
Walter  C.  Weir  (PC).  Nomination  Nov.  2,  1971.  Voting 
Nov.  16,  1971. 


Blake,  David  (PC)  3  532 

Shellborn,  Emil  (NDP)  .  2,348 

Stephenson,  Hugh  (L)  .  1,129 


Majority  for  David  Blake  (PC)  184 


(no  change) 


WOLSELEY 


Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  the  sitting  member 
L.  C.  Claydon  (PC).  Nomination  June  2,  1972.  Voting 
June  16,  1972. 


Asper,  I.  H.  (L)  . 

Enns,  E.  I.  (PC) 
Schroeder,  V.  (NDP) 
Hawryluk,  W.  (Ind) 


3,530 

2,271 

2,174 

45 


Majority  for  I.  H.  Asper  (L)  . . .  1,259 

(L  gain  from  PC) 


STANDING  PARTIES 

The  Party  standing  at  dissolution  of  the  28th  Legislature 
May  22,  1969  was  as  follows: 


Progressive  Conservative 

Liberal  . 

N.D.P . 

Social  Credit  . 

Total . 


31 

13 

12 

1 

57 


The  standing  of  parties  January,  1973,  was  as  follows: 

New  Democratic  Party  29 

Progressive  Conservative  on 

Liberal  ^ 

Social  Credit  . 

Independent  , 

Independent  N.D.P.  .  , 

Vacant  . . _ . .  , 


Total 


57 


PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


593 


PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Entered  Dominion  at  Confederation  (1867). 
Population:  (Census,  1911),  352,000;  (Census,  1921), 
388,000;  (Census,  1931),  408,000;  (Census,  1941),  457,000; 
(Census,  1951),  512,186;  (Census,  1956),  554.616:  (Census. 
1961),  598,000;  (Census,  June,  1966),  617,000;  (Census  of 
1971),  635,000.  (Estimated,  July,  1972),  643,000. 

Area:  Land,  27,835  sq.  miles;  Water,  519  sq.  miles; 
Total,  28,354  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  Fredericton. 

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR 

ROBICHAUD,  HON.  HEDARD  J.,  B.A.,  P.C,  D.C.,  LL.D. 
Born  Nov.  2,  1911,  at  Shippegan.  Son  of  Jean  Georges 
Robichaud  and  Amanda  Boudreau,  both  Fr.  Acadian.  Ed. 
at  Ste.  Famille  Academy,  Sacred  Heart  Univ.,  Bathurst, 
N.B.,  and  Univ.  of  St.  Joseph,  N.B.  Dr.  of  Commerce 
(Hon.),  Univ.  of  Moncton.  Dr.  of  Laws  (Hon.),  Univ.  of  St. 
Thomas  and  Univ.  of  N.B.,  Fredericton.  Knight  of  Grace, 
Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  Ottawa.  M.  Oct.  25,  1937, 
to  Gertrude,  dau.  of  Frederic  Leger,  of  Lower  Caraquet, 
N.B.  Nine  children:  Doris,  Mona,  Linda,  Jean,  Robert,  Eric, 
Anne,  Louise  and  Richard.  Fisheries  Inspector,  1938-1947. 
Dir.  of  Fisheries  for  N.B.,  1947-1952.  Dir.  of  National  Sea 
Products  Ltd.  and  Baie  des  Chaleurs  Cold  Storage  Ltd. 
Cand.  by-election,  May  1952  and  def.  First  elected  to  H. 
of  C.  g.e.  1953.  Re-elected  g.e.  1957,  1958,  1962,  1963  and 
1965.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  and  apptd.  Min.  of 
Fisheries,  April  22,  1963.  Summoned  to  Senate  June  28, 

Official  Secretary:  Mrs.  M.  E.  Hanifan. 

Private  Secretary:  Mrs.  R.  B.  Zyveniuk. 

Aides-de-Camp:  Capt.  Hugh  W.  G.  Mowat,  Inspector  S.  W. 
Kelly,  R.C.M.P.,  Lieut.  G.  Brian  Doyle,  Major  R.  J. 
Frenette,  RNBR;  Captain  A.  J.  Melanson,  8th  Canadian 
Hussars. 


594 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PREVIOUS  LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS 

Major  General  C.  H.  Doyle  _ 

Col.  F.  P.  Harding  _ _ _ 

L.  A.  Wilmot,  £sq.,  D.C.L . 

Hon.  S.  L.  Tilley  C.B.  _ 

Ed.  Baron  Chandler,  Esq.,  Q.C. 

Hon.  Robert  Duncan  Wimot,  P.C. 

Hon.  Sir  L.  Tilley,  K.C.M.G. 

John  Boyd,  Esq. _ _ _ _ 

John  J.  Fraser  Esq.  _ 

Hon.  A.  R.  McClelan  _ _ _ _ 

J.  B.  Snowball,  Esq. 


Lemuel  J.  Tweedie,  Esq . 

His  Honour  Josiah  Wood,  D.C.L.,  LL.D^ 
His  Honour  Gilbert  White  Ganong  (die 
His  Honour  the  Hon.  Wm.  Pugsley 
His  Honour  William  F.  Todd  Esq . 


uoi.  I  he  Hon.  Murray  MacLaren,  C.M.G..  LL  D 
Hon.  William  George  Clark,  LL.D..  D.C.L. 

Hon.  David  Laurence  MacLaren,  P.C. 

Hon.  J.  L.  O'Brien  . 

Hon.  T.  B.  McNair 

Hon.  Wallace  S.  Bird  . - . 


-  July 

1. 

1867 

-  Oct. 

18, 

1867 

—July 

14. 

1868 

- Nov. 

5, 

1873 

—  July 

16, 

1878 

—  Feb. 

11, 

1880 

_  Oct. 

31, 

1885 

- SeDt 

21. 

1893 

- Dec. 

20. 

1893 

— Dec. 

9, 

1896 

. Jan. 

28, 

1902 

....  Mar. 

5, 

1907 

—  Mar. 

6. 

1912 

)  June 

29. 

1917 

Nov. 

8, 

1917 

.  Feb. 

28. 

1923 

.  Dec. 

28. 

1928 

Feb. 

8, 

1935 

Mar. 

12. 

1940 

1, 

1945 

_ June 

6, 

1958 

-June 

9. 

1965 

. Feb. 

1, 

1968 

THE  HATFIELD  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

THE  HON.  RICHARD  B.  HATFIELD, 

Premier. 

THE  HON.  JOHN  B.  M.  BAXTER,  Q.C., 

Minister  of  Justice. 

THE  HON.  JEAN-MAURICE  SIMARD, 

Minister  of  Finance. 

THE  HON.  RODMAN  E.  LOGAN, 

Minister  of  Labour. 

THE  HON.  J.  STEWART  BROOKS, 

Minister  of  Agriculture  and  Rural  Development. 

THE  HON.  WILFRED  G.  BISHOP, 

Minister  of  Highways. 

THE  HON.  A.  EDISON  STAIRS, 

Minister  of  Natural  Resources. 

THE  HON.  PAUL  S.  CREAGHAN, 

Minister  of  Economic  Growth. 

THE  HON.  J.  LORNE  MCGUIGAN, 

Minister  of  Education. 


PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


595 


THE  HON.  JEAN-PAUL  LEBLANC, 

Chairman  of  Treasury  Board  and 
Acting  Minister  of  Tourism. 

THE  HON.  BRENDA  M.  ROBERTSON, 

Minister  of  Social  Services  and 
Minister  of  Youth. 

THE  HON.  G.  WILLIAM  N.  COCKBURN, 

Minister  of  Fisheries  and  Environment. 

THE  HON.  HORACE  B.  SMITH, 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs. 

THE  HON.  CARL  0.  MOOERS, 

Minister  of  Supply  and  Services. 

THE  HON.  OMER  LEGER, 

Provincial  Secretary. 

THE  HON.  LAWRENCE  GARVIE, 

Minister  of  Health. 

Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council:  M.  M.  Hoyt,  Q.C. 
Asst.  Clerk:  Judith  Nicholls. 


PREVIOUS  ADMINISTRATIONS 

1.  _ Hon.  A.  R.  Wetmore,  Premier.  From  1867  to  1870. 

2.  — Hon.  G.  E.  King,  Premier.  From  1870  to  1871. 

3.  — Hon.  George  Hathaway,  Premier.  From  1871  to  1872. 

4.  — Hon.  G.  E.  King,  Premier.  From  1872  to  1878. 

5.  — Hon.  J.  J.  Fraser,  Premier.  From  1878  to  1882. 

6.  — Hon.  D.  L.  Hannington,  Premier.  From  1882  to  1883. 

7.  — Hon.  A.  G.  Blair,  Premier.  From  1883  to  July  1836. 

8.  — Hon.  Jas.  Mitchell,  Premier.  From  July  1896  to  Oct.  29,  1897. 

9.  — Hon.  H.  R.  Emmerson,  Premier.  From  Oct.  29,  1897  to  Aug.  31,  1900. 

10.  — Hon.  L.  J.  Tweedie,  Premier.  From  Aug.  31,  1900  to  March  2,  1907. 

11.  — Hon.  Wm.  Pugsley,  Premier.  March  6,  1907  to  April  15,  1907. 

12.  — Hon.  C.  W.  Robinson,  Premier.  From  May  31,  1907  to  March  20,  1908. 

13.  — Hon.  J.  D.  Hazen,  Premier.  From  March  24,  1908  to  Oct.  10,  1911. 

14.  — Hon.  James  K.  Flemming,  Premier.  From  Oct.  16,  1911  to  Dec.  6,  1914. 

15.  — Hon.  George  J.  Clarke,  Premier.  From  Dec.  17,  1914  to  Feb.  1917. 

16.  — Hon.  James  A.  Murray,  Premier.  From  Feb.  1,  1917  to  April  4,  1917. 

17.  — Hon.  Walter  E.  Foster  (L),  Premier.  From  April  4,  1917  to  Feb.  1,  1973 

18.  — Hon.  Peter  J.  Veniot  (L),  Premier..  From,  Feb.  28,  1923  to  Sept.  10,,  1925. 
19  — Hon.  John  B.  M.  Baxter  (C),  Premier.  Sept.  14,  1925  to  May  18,  1931. 
20!— Hon.  Chas.  D.  Richards  (C),  May  19,  1931  to  May  30,  1933. 

21.  — Hon.  L.  P.  D.  Tilley  (C),  June  1,  1933  to  July  14,  1935. 

22.  — Hon.  A.  Allison  Dysart,  K.C.  (L),  July  16,  1935  to  March  13,  1940. 

23! — Hon.  J.  B.  McNair,  Q.C.  (L),  March  13,  1940  to  Oct.  8,  1952. 

24. — Hon.  H.  J.  Flemming  (PC),  Oct.  8,  1952  to  July  12,  1960. 

25  — Hon.  Louis  J.  Robichaud,  Q.C.  (L),  July  12,  1960  to  Nov.  12,  1970. 

26.— Hon.  Richard  B.  Hatfield  (PC),  Nov.  12,  1970  to  the  present. 


596 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


NEW  BRUNSWICK  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

At,  and  for  many  years  after  Confederation,  New 
Brunswick  had  a  Legislative  Council  as  well  as  a  Legis¬ 
lative  Assembly.  April  16,  1891,  an  Act  (54  Vic.,  Chap. 
IX)  was  passed  abolishing  the  Legislative  Council  and 
vesting  all  its  powers  in  the  Lieutenant-Governor  and 
Assembly,  thereafter  designated  the  Legislative  Assembly. 
This  Act  came  into  force  upon  the  dissolution  of  1892. 

Elected  by  popular  vote  —  58  members.  Last  general 
election,  October  26,  1970.  Yearly  salaries:  Premier, 
$25,000  and  $2,500  for  expenses  incidental  to  the  discharge 
of  his  duties  as  Premier;  Ministers,  $16,000;  Ministers 
without  Portfolio,  $10,000;  Members,  $8,000  plus  expense 
allowance  $2,500;  expenses  for  which  members  may  be 
reimbursed:  1.  Travel  cost  of  up  to  fifteen  journeys  be¬ 
tween  the  member’s  home  and  Fredericton,  except  when 
the  Legislative  Assembly  is  sitting.  Expenses  for  each 
journey  are  to  be  claimed  separately  and  supported  by 
explanations.  2.  Subject  to  item  3,  travel  costs  between  the 
member’s  home  and  Fredericton  during  sittings  of  the 
Legislative  Assembly  on  the  basis  of  one  return  journey 
for  each  week  or  part  week  of  sittings.  3.  Costs  of  sub¬ 
sistence  in  an  amount  of  twelve  dollars  per  day,  and 
actual  accommodation  costs,  supported  by  vouchers,  while 
attending  sittings  of  the  Legislative  Assembly;  but  the 
total  of  these  shall  not  exceed  twenty-five  dollars  per  day. 
(Members  living  at  home  may  claim  subsistence  costs  of 
eight  dollars  a  day  and  travel  costs.)  4.  With  respect  to 
items  1,  2  and  3,  where  a  personal  automobile  is  used 
travel  costs  at  twelve  cents  per  mile.  5.  Telephone  costs 
for  calls  on  member’s  business  between  the  constituency 
and  Fredericton,  collect  calls  and  calls  within  the  mem¬ 
ber  s  constituency,  accounted  for  on  the  basis  of  an  author¬ 
ized  telephone  credit  card.  Speaker,  $5,000  and  $1,600 
expenses;  Leader  of  the  Opposition,  $16,000  and  $8,000  to 
be  used  for  travel,  accommodation  and  such  other  expenses 
of  his  office  and  staff  as  may  be  incurred. 


PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


597 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1867 


No.  ol  Legisl. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

21st  Legis . 

..  |  1st . 

Feb. 

13, 

1868 

Mar. 

23. 

1868 

]  2nd . 

Mar. 

4, 

1869 

Apr. 

21, 

1869 

|  3rd . 

Feb. 

10, 

1870 

Apr. 

7, 

1870 

22nd  Legis.  . 

...|  1st . 

Feb. 

16, 

1870 

Feb. 

22, 

1871 

i  2nd . 

Apr. 

5, 

1871 

May 

17, 

1871 

|  3rd . 

Feb. 

29, 

1872 

Apr. 

11. 

1872 

|  4th . 

Feb. 

27, 

1873 

Apr. 

14, 

1873 

|  5th  .... 

Feb. 

12, 

1874 

Apr. 

8, 

1874 

23rd  Legis . 

...|  1st .  . 

Feb. 

18, 

1875 

Apr. 

10, 

1875 

1  2nd . 

Feb. 

17, 

1876 

Apr. 

13, 

1876 

|  3rd . 

Feb. 

8, 

1877 

Mar. 

6, 

1877 

|  4th . 

Aug. 

28 

1877 

Sept. 

10, 

1877 

1  5th  .... 

Feb. 

26. 

1878 

Apr. 

18, 

1878 

Dissolution 


1 

[June  3.  1870 
I 

i 

I 

[May  15.  1874 

I 

I 

] 

I 

[May  14,  1878 


24th  Legis. 

2i>th  Legis. 

26th  Legis. 

27th  Legis. 

28th  Legis. 

29th  Legis. 

30th  Legis. 


I  1st 

I  2nd 
|  3rd 
I  4th 


Feb.  27, 
Mar.  9, 
Feb.  8, 
Feb.  16, 

Feb.  28, 
Apr.  12, 
Feb.  25, 
Feb.  26, 
Feb.  25. 

Mar.  3, 
Mar.  1, 
Mar.  7, 

Mar.  13. 
Mar.  11, 
Mar.  3, 

Mar.  9, 
Mar.  15. 
Ian.  31, 

Feb.  13, 
Feb.  4, 
Feb.  10. 

Mar.  23. 
Feb.  15, 
Feb.  28. 
Mar.  6, 


1879 

1880 
1881 
1882 

1883 

1883 

1884 

1885 

1886 

1887 

1888 

1889 

1890 

1891 

1892 

1893 

1894 

1895 

1896 

1897 

1898 

1899 

1900 

1901 

1902 


Apr.  10,  1879 
Apr.  13,  1880 
Mar.  20,  1881 
Apr.  6,  1882 

Mar.  3,  1883 
May  3,  1883 
Apr.  1,  1884 
Apr.  6,  1885 
Apr.  2.  1886 

Apr.  10,  1887 
Apr.  6,  1888 
Apr.  17.  1889 

Mar.  20,  1890 
Apr.  23.  1891 
Apr.  6.  1892 

Apr.  7,  1893 
Apr.  8.  1894 
Apr.  10,  1895 

Apr.  21.  1896 
Mar.  5,  1897 
Mar.  13.  1898 

Apr.  28,  1899 
Apr.  12.  1900 
Apr.  3,  1901 
Apr.  10,  1902 


May  25,  1882 


I 

I 

[April  2,  1886 


jDec.  30,  1889 

1 

[Sept.  28,  1892 


1 

[Sept.  26.  1895 

J 

1 

[Ian.  28.  1899 

J 

1 

I 

'-Feb.  5.  1903 

I 


59B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1867  —  (Cont’d) 


No.  ol  Legisl. 


31st  Legis. 


32nd  Legis. 


33rd  Legis. 


34th  Legis. 


35th  Legis. 


36th  Legis. 


37th  Legis. 


38  th  Legis. 


iSession 

I 


...|  1st . . 

I  2nd . 

[  3rd . 

|  4th . 

|  5th  ..... 
I 

,...|  1st . . 

[  2nd _ 

!  3rd 

|  4th . 

|  5th  .... 

I 

,...|  1st . . 

I  2nd . 

I  3rd 

|  4th . 

I 

...,|  1st _ 

I  2nd . 

|  3rd  . 

I  4th . 

I 

I  1st... - 

I  2nd 
|  3rd  . 

I  4th . 

I  5th 

...|  1st . . 

|  2nd . 

I  3rd . 

I  4th 
I  5th 

I 

...I  1st _ 

I  2nd 
I  3rd 

I  4th . 

I  5th 

I 

.1  1st . . 

I  2nd 

I  3rd . 

I  4th  . 

I 

...I  1st . 

|  2nd 
I  3rd 

|  4th . 

I  5th 


Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

Mar. 

26, 

1903 

May 

9, 

1903 

1 

Mar. 

3, 

1904 

Apr. 

20, 

1904 

Mar. 

9. 

1905 

Apr. 

14, 

1905 

Jan. 

23. 

1908 

Feb. 

8, 

1906 

Apr. 

22. 

1906 

Feb. 

14, 

1907 

Apr. 

13, 

1907 

Apr. 

30, 

1908 

May 

30. 

1908 

Mar. 

18, 

1909 

Apr. 

29, 

1909 

Feb. 

17, 

1910 

Mar. 

26, 

1910 

JMay 

25, 

1912 

Mar. 

2, 

1911 

Apr. 

13, 

1911 

Mar. 

7, 

1912 

Apr. 

20, 

1912 

Feb. 

13, 

1913 

Mar. 

20, 

1913 

Feb. 

26, 

1914 

Apr. 

18. 

1914 

Jan. 

20, 

1917 

Mar. 

11, 

1915 

May 

5, 

1915 

Mar. 

9, 

1916 

Apr. 

29, 

1916 

May 

10, 

1917 

Tune 

22. 

1917 

1 

Mar. 

7, 

1918 

A  pr. 

26. 

1918 

[Sept. 

16. 

1920 

Mar. 

6, 

1919 

Apr. 

18. 

1919 

Mar. 

11, 

1920 

Apr. 

24. 

1920 

J 

Mar. 

17, 

1921 

Apr. 

16. 

1921 

Mar. 

2, 

1922 

Apr. 

13. 

1922 

Mar. 

8, 

1923 

Apr. 

13, 

1923 

July 

17. 

1925 

Mar. 

6. 

1924 

Apr. 

17, 

1924 

Mar. 

12. 

1925 

Apr 

30, 

1925 

Mar. 

11, 

1926 

Apr. 

30. 

1926 

1 

Mar. 

10, 

1927 

Apr. 

21. 

1927 

1 

Feb. 

23. 

1928 

Mar. 

30. 

1928 

[May 

26. 

1930 

Feb. 

21, 

1929 

Mar. 

27. 

1929 

Feb. 

27, 

1930 

Apr. 

10. 

1930 

1 

Feb. 

12, 

193] 

Mar. 

26, 

1931 

i 

Feb. 

25. 

1932 

Apr. 

1, 

1932 

1 

Feb. 

23, 

1933 

Apr. 

6. 

1933 

}May 

22, 

1935 

Feb. 

8. 

1934 

Mar. 

27. 

1934 

Feb. 

14, 

1935 

Apr. 

4, 

1935 

1 

Mar. 

5, 

1936 

Apr. 

24, 

1936 

l 

Feb. 

18. 

1937 

Apr. 

2. 

1937 

lOct 

24. 

193» 

Feb. 

24. 

1938 

Apr. 

14, 

1938 

1 

Feb. 

16, 

1939 

Apr. 

6. 

1939 

1 

Apr. 

4, 

1940 

May 

11. 

1940 

Feb. 

25. 

1941 

Apr. 

4, 

1941 

1 

Feb. 

17. 

1942 

Apr. 

1, 

1942 

JJuly 

10. 

1944 

Mar. 

2, 

1943 

Apr. 

17. 

1943 

t 

Feb 

22, 

1944 

Apr. 

6. 

1944 

! 

39th  Legis. 


PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


599 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1867  —  (Cont’d) 


No.  of  Legisl. 


40th  Legis. 


41st  Legis. 


42nd  Legis. 


43rd  Legis. 


44th  Legis. 


45th  Legis. 


46th  Legis. 


1 

I  Session 

i 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

|  1st . 

Feb. 

20. 

1945 

Apr. 

7,  1945 

1 

|  2nd . 

Mar. 

4, 

1946 

Nov. 

12,  1946 

}-May  18, 

1948 

|  3rd  ... 

Mar.  24, 

1947 

Apr. 

25.  1947 

\ 

|  4th . 

Mar. 

2, 

1948 

May 

4,  1948 

1 

1  1st  . 

Mar. 

8. 

1949 

Apr. 

28,  1949 

|  2nd  . 

Mar. 

7. 

1950 

Apr. 

28,  1950 

IJuly 

16, 

1952 

|  3rd  . 

Mar. 

6, 

1951 

May 

1,  1951 

1 

1  4th . 

Feb. 

19. 

1952 

April 

29.  1952 

1 

..|  1st . 

Feb. 

12, 

1953 

Apr. 

2,  1953 

1 

I  2nd . 

Feb. 

18, 

1954 

April 

14,  1954 

lApr. 

17, 

1956 

|  3rd . 

Feb. 

10, 

1955 

April 

5,  1955 

1 

1  4th . 

Feb. 

9, 

1956 

Mar. 

29,  1956 

1 

I  1st . 

Feb. 

21, 

1957 

Apr. 

12,  1957 

1 

|  2nd . 

Feb. 

18. 

1958 

May 

1,  1958 

jMay 

13. 

I960 

I  3rd . 

Feb. 

12, 

1959 

April 

11,  1956 

1 

1  4th . 

Feb. 

18, 

1960 

April 

14,  196r 

! 

.1  1st  . 

Nov. 

17, 

1960 

April 

8,  196' 

|  2nd . 

Nov. 

14, 

1961 

April 

13,  1962 

jMar. 

12, 

1963 

1  3rd . 

Feb. 

12. 

1963 

1 

|  1st . - 

May 

28, 

1963 

June 

19,  1963 

] 

1  2nd . 

Feb. 

18, 

1964 

Mar. 

26,  1964 

Sept. 

I  3rd _ 

Feb. 

16, 

1965 

Feb. 

22,  1966 

130/ 

|  4th  . 

Mar. 

22, 

196F 

|  5th . . 

May 

14, 

1967 

May 

19,  1967 

1 

(adjournment) 

|  1st . - 

Feb. 

27, 

1967 

Dec. 

6,  1968 

1 

1  2nd . 

Mar. 

4, 

1968 

April 

18,  1969 

j-Sept. 

2, 

1970 

1  3rd . 

Feb. 

24, 

1970 

April 

16,  1970 

J 

1st  . 

Mar. 

2, 

1971 

Dec. 

13,  1971 

2nd . 

Mar. 

7, 

1971 

June 

17,  1972 

47th  Legis. 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 


NAME  CONSTITUENCY 


Ames,  Hairy 


York 


Baxter,  Hon.  John  B.  M.  _ 

Bishop,  Hon.  Wilfred  G.  . . 

Boudreau,  J.  Omer  . . 

Branch,  Frank  _ _ 

Brooks,  Hon.  John  Stewart . . . . . . 

Buck,  Arthur  . . 

Bujold,  Edese,  M.D . . 


Kings 

Queens 

Gloucester 

Gloucester 

Victoria 

Moncton  City 

Restigouche 


Chalmers,  G.  E„  M.D . . . 

Clavette,  H.  Gerald  . . . . 

Cockbum,  Hon.  William . . . . 

Creaghan,  Hon.  Paul  S _ _ 

Crocker,  H.  Graham . . . 


Fredericton  City 
Madawaska 
Charlotte 
Moncton  City 
Northumberland 


Daigle,  Daniel  . .  Madawaska 

Doucett,  Rayburn  D . .  Restigouche 


Ferguson,  Adjutor  A. 


Gloucester 


Gallagher,  Charles  . 

Garvie,  Hon.  Lawrence 
Graham,  Alan  R.  . 


Carleton 
Fredericton  City 
Kent 


Hatfield,  Hon.  Richard  B. 

Higgins,  Robert  J.  . 

Horton,  George  E . 


Carleton 

Saint  John  Centre 
Kings 


Kane,  Frank  E. 


Northumberland 


Le  Blanc,  Hon.  Jean-Paul 

I.eBlanc,  Joseph  E.  . . . 

Leger,  J.  Cleophas 

Leger,  Hon.  Omer  . 

LeGresley,  Edgar  . 

Levesque,  Laurier 
Logan,  Hon.  Rodman  E. 


Moncton  City 
Westmorland 
Westmorland 
Kent 

Northumberland 
Madawaska 
Saint  John  West 


Mabey,  Reginald  W. 
MacLeod,  Malcolm 

McCready,  Robert  . 

McGaw,  Leland  W. 
McGinley,  Eugene 
McGuigan,  Hon.  J.  Lome 

McNevin,  Wm.  J.  . 

Meldrum,  W.  W.,  Q.C. 
Menzies,  Clarence  S. 


Sunbury 

Albert 

Queens 

Charlotte 

Bathurst  City 

Saint  John  Centre 

Westmorland 

Westmorland 

Northumberland 


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6C  I 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS— (Cont’d.) 


NAME 


Merrithew,  G.  S . 

Mooers,  Hon.  Carl  O.  . 

Morais,  Lorenzo  . . . 

Ouellette,  Joseph . 

Richard,  Andre  F . 

Robertson,  Hon.  Mrs.  Brenda 

Robichaud,  Andre  . - . 

Roussel,  J.  Alfred  . 

Sherwood,  Cyril  B . 

Simard,  Hon.  Jean-Maurice  .... 

Smith,  Hon.  Horace  B . 

Stairs,  Hon.  A.  Edison  . 

Teed,  Eric  L„  Q.C . 

Theriault,  L.  Norbert  . 

Tucker,  James  . - . 


CONSTITUENCY 


Saint  John  East 
York 

Gloucester 

Victoria 

Kent 

Albert 

Gloucester 

Restigouche 

Kings 

Edmundston  City 

Sunbury 

Carleton 

Saint  John  Centre 
Northumberland 

(PC) 

Campbellton  City 
Saint  John  East 


Van  Horne,  J.  Charles 
Woodroffe,  W.  J . 


&n  2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 


CONSTITUENCY 

NAME  OF  MEMBER 

POLITICAL, 

AFFILIATION 

Albert . 

Hon.  (Mrs.)  Brenda  Robertson 

(PC) 

Malcolm  MacLeod  .... . . 

(PC) 

Bathurst  City  . 

Eugene  McGinley  _ _ 

(L) 

Campbellton  City  _ . 

J.  Charles  Van  Home  _ 

(IND.) 

Carleton . 

Hon.  Richard  Hatfield  . . 

(PC) 

Charles  Gallagher  . 

(PC) 

Hon.  A.  Edison  Stairs  . . 

(PC) 

Charlotte  County  . 

Hon.  G.  William  Cockbum . 

(PC) 

Leland  McGaw  . . . 

James  Tucker  . 

(Vacant)  . . 

(PC) 

(PC) 

Edmundston  City  . 

Hon.  Jean-Maurice  Simard  . 

(PC) 

Fredericton  City  . . 

G.  E.  Chalmers,  M.D . 

(PC) 

Hon.  Lawrence  Garvie 

(PC) 

Gloucester  . 

(L) 

(L) 

Andre  Robichaud  . 

J.  Omer  Boudreau . . . 

(L) 

Lorenzo  Morais  . 

(PC) 

A.  A.  Ferguson  _ 

(L) 

Kent  . . 

(PC) 

(L) 

Andre  Richard  . . 

Alan  R.  Graham  . . 

(L) 

Kings  . 

Hon.  John  B.  M.  Baxter,  Q.C. 

(PC) 

George  E.  Horton  . 

(PC) 

Cyril  B.  Sherwood  . 

(PC) 

Madawaska  . 

Laurier  Levesque 

(L) 

(L) 

Daniel  Daigle  . 

Gerald  Clavette  . 

(L) 

Moncton  City  . 

Hon.  Paul  S.  Creaghan  . 

(PC) 

(PC) 

Arthur  Buck 

Hon.  Jean-Paul  Lo  Blanc . 

(PC) 

Northumberland  . 

H.  Graham  Crocker  . 

C.  S.  Menzies  . . 

Frank  E.  Kane  . 

Edgar  LeGresley  . 

(L) 

(L) 

(L) 

(I*) 

(L) 

Norbert  Theriault  . . 

Queens  . . 

Robert  McCready 

(L) 

(PC) 

Hon.  Wilfred  G.  Bishop  .  . 

Restigoucho  . 

Rayburn  D.  Doucett  . 

(L) 

(L) 

J.  Alfred  Roussel  . 

Edese  Bujold,  M.D . . . 

(L) 

Saint  John  Centre  . 

Hon.  J.  Lome  McGuiqan 

(PC) 

Eric  L.  Teed,  Q.C . 

(PC) 

Robert  J.  Higgins  . 

(Vacant)  . 

<L) 

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6  □  3 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES  -  (Cont’d.) 


CONSTITUENCY 

NAME  OF  MEMBER 

POLITICAL 

AFFILIATION 

Saint  John  East  . 

W.  J.  Woodroffe . 

(PC) 

G.  S.  Merrithew  . 

(PC) 

Saint  John  West  ...  .... 

Hon.  Rodman  E.  Logan  . 

(PC) 

Sun  bury  . . . . 

Hon.  Horace  B.  Smith . 

(PC) 

Reginald  W.  Mabey  . 

(PC) 

Joseph  Ouellette  . 

(PC) 

Hon.  J.  Stewart  Brooks  . 

(PC) 

Westmorland  . 

William  J.  McNevin  . 

(L) 

J.  E.  LeBlanc . 

(L) 

W.  W.  Meldrum,  Q.C.  . . . 

(L) 

J.  C.  Leger  . 

(L) 

York 

Harry  Ames  . 

(PC) 

Hon.  Carl  Mooers  . 

(PC) 

6  □  4 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

AMES,  HARRY,  (York).  B.  Jan.  14,  1896,  at  Redditch, 
England.  S.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Arthur  Ames,  both  Eng. 
Came  to  Canada  in  1905.  Ed.  at  Redditch,  Eng.,  and 
Scotch  Settlement,  N.B.  M.  Sept.  10,  1924,  to  Annie 
May,  dau.  of  James  0.  Wilson,  of  Macnaquac,  N.B.  A  lum¬ 
berman.  York  Co.,  Councillor,  N.B.  First  elected  to 
N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.  1956,  1960,  1963,  1967 
and  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  251 
Sunset  Dr.,  Nashwaaksis,  N.B. 

BAXTER,  HON.  JOHN  BABINGTON  MACAULAY,  B.Sc., 
B.C.L.,  Q.C.  (Kings).  B.  Nov.  4,  1924  at  Saint  John, 
N.B.  S.  of  John  Babington  Macaulay  Baxter  and  Grace 
Winnifred  Coster,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Rothesay  Coll.  School, 
Univ.  of  N.B.,  McGill  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  N.B.  Law  School. 

M.  Dec.  31,  1951  to  Sally  Ormsby  dau.  of  M.  W.  Black  of 
Fredericton,  N.B.  Two  children:  Keltie  Taith  and  Kirk 
Macaulay.  A  barrister.  Mem.  Canadian  Club.  First  elected 
to  N.B.  Legis.  at  by-election  Dec.  3,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1963,  1967  and  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Justice,  Nov.  12,  1970. 
Re-Apptd.  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  143  Green  Rd.,  East  Riverside,  Kings  Co.  N.B. 

BISHOP,  HON.  WILFRED  G.  (Queens).  B.  Sept.  24.  1917, 
at  Chipman,  N.B.  S.  of  Amos  Bishop  and  Annie  Elzina 
Dykeman,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at  Chipman,  N.B.  M.  Sept. 
15,  1938,  to  Margaret  Mae,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Hugh 
Wilson,  of  Chipman,  N.B.  A  lumberman.  First  elected  to 

N. B.  Legislature  g.e.  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.  1956,  1960,  1963, 
1967  and  1970.  Min.  of  Natural  Resources,  Nov.  12,  1970  to 
July  18,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Highways  July  18,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  Chipman,  N.B. 

BOUDREAU,  J.  OMER  (Gloucester).  A  Real  Estate 
Agent.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.,  1963.  Re-elected  g.e  , 
1967  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Beresiford,  N.B. 

BRANCH,  FRANK  RICHARD,  B.A.  (Gloucester).  B.  May 
7,  1944  at  Bathurst,  N.B.  S.  of  Richard  E.  Branch  and 
M.  Lauretta  Whelton.  Ed.  at  Big  River  P.S.,  Bathurst  H.S., 


PROVINCE  DF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


6D5 


South  Bathurst  P.S.,  LeBlanc  H.S.,  Saint  Thomas  Univ.,  Coll, 
de  Bathurst  and  Univ.  of  N.B.  M.  Dec.  26,  1970  to  Karen 
Ingrid  dau.  of  Lloyd  O.  Targett  of  Campbellton,  N.B.  A 
teacher.  Vice  Pres.  Young  Liberals  of  N.B.  First  elected 
to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  RR  5,  Box  252,  Bathurst,  N.B. 

BROOKS,  HON.  JOHN  STEWART  (Victoria).  B.  April 
15,  1910,  at  Gladwyn,  N.B.  S.  of  George  Heber  Brooks  and 
Mabel  Alberta  Everett,  his  wife,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Glad¬ 
wyn  School,  Gladwyn,  N.B.,  and  Grand  Falls  High  School, 
Grand  Falls,  N.B.  M.  July  26,  1930,  to  Grace  Ruth,  dau. 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  H.  Taylor,  of  Brooklyn,  N.Y.  Engi¬ 
neer  for  C.P.R.  at  Aroostook,  N.B.  Councillor  since  1951: 
mem.  County  Finance  Board  since  1951;  Chairman  of 
Aroostook  School  Board  since  1950;  Local  Chairman  B. 
of  L.F.  &  E.  since  1947.  Benjamin  Lodge  31,  A.F.  &  A.M., 
Andover;  Electa  Chapter  O.E.S.,  Andover;  Royal  Arch 
Chapter,  Woodstock;  B.P.O.  Elks,  Perth,  N.B.  First 
elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.,  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1956, 
1960,  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Min.  of  Munic.  Affairs,  1957. 
Min.  of  Public  Works,  Aug.  7,  1958.  Min.  of  Public  Works 
and  Min.  of  Highways,  Nov.  12,  1970  to  July  18,  1972. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture  and  Rural  Development,  July 
18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
Aroostook  Junction,  N.B. 

BUCK,  ARTHUR  HIRAM  (Moncton  City).  B.  Aug.  28, 
1935  at  Moncton,  N.B.  S.  of  Hiram  Laurier  Buck  and 
Kathaleen  M.  Thacker.  Ed.  at  Moncton  P.S.  and  Ontario 
Agric.  Coll.  M.  Sept.  6,  1955  to  Sonja  Irene  Marie  dau.  of 
Olga  Jensen  of  Moncton.  Three  children:  Kimberley  Ann, 
Christopher  Michael  and  Natasha  Elizabeth.  A  marketing 
mgr.  Dir.  Moncton  Recreation,  Parks  and  Civic  Relations 
1954-69.  Mem.  Rotary,  Beaver  Curling,  and  Shediac  Bay 
Yacht  Club.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  329  Cameron  St.,  Moncton,  N.B. 

BUJOLD,  JOSEPH  EDESE,  M.D.,  L.M.C.C.,  (Restigou- 
che).  B.  Sept.  18,  1919  at  Carleton,  Que.  S.  of  Albert  Bujold 
and  Josephine  LeBlanc,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Carleton  elemen- 


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tary  school,  St.  Joseph  Univ.  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  Aug.  15, 
1946  to  Donalda  dau.  of  Alfred  J.  LeBlanc  (dec.)  of  Monc¬ 
ton.  Nine  children:  Jocelyne  (Mrs.  Paul  Blanchard),  Michel, 
Rachelle,  Colette,  Monique,  Lise,  Frangoise,  Laurent  and 
Louis.  A  general  practitioner.  Chief  of  staff  St.  Joseph’s 
Hospital.  Mem.  N.B.  Chapter  College  of  General  Practice  of 
Can.;  Dalhousie  Town  Councillor;  Pres.  Dalhousie  Develop¬ 
ment  Commission;  Exec.  mem.  N.B.  Medical  Society  1968- 
70.  Trustee  and  Pres.  Dalhousie  School  Bd.  1958-64.  Mem. 
Richelieu  and  Bd.  of  Trade.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e. 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  276  Victoria 
St.,  Dalhousie,  N.B. 

CHALMERS,  G.  EVERETT,  M.D.  (Fredericton  City). 
B.  June  5,  1905  at  Bathurst,  N.B.  S.  of  Geo.  Wilson 
Chalmers  and  May  Branch  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Devon  Superior 
Sch.,  Fredericton  High  Sch.,  University  of  N.B.  (B.A.  1928) 
and  McGill  University  (M.D.C.M.  1933).  M.  Eloise  Roberts 
1935,  dec.  1954.  Children:  Sharon  and  Peter.  M.  Winni- 
fred  Winchester  Hickey  in  1956.  Children:  George  Everett 
and  Susan  Ellen.  A  surgeon.  Alderman  City  of  Frede¬ 
ricton  1945-49.  Surgeon-in-Chief  Victoria  Public  Hospital, 
Fredericton  since  1958.  Fellow  of  the  American  College 
of  Surgeons  1943,  Royal  College  of  Surgeons  of  Canada 
1944,  Fellow  International  Academy  of  Medicine.  Mem. 
Montreal  Medical  Surgical  Society,  Masonic  Order  (Alex¬ 
ander  Lodge),  Shrine  Club  (Luxor  Temple)  and  pres. 
Progressive  Conservative  Assn.  First  elected  to  the 
N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1970. 
Min.  without  Portfolio,  Nov.  12,  1970  to  July  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  63  Grey  St., 
Fredericton,  N.B. 

CLAVETTE,  H.  GERALD,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  (Madawaska). 
B.  May  9,  1942  at  Riviere-Verte,  N.B.  S.  of  Hubert  Clavette 
and  Azilda  Therrien,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Rivtere-Verte 
public  school,  Jacquet  River  Coll,  and  St.  Louis  Coll., 
Edmundston.  M.  Aug.  18,  1966  to  Leondine  dau.  of  Alphon¬ 
se  Bernard  of  Riviere-Verte.  Two  children:  France  and 
Daniel.  A  professor.  Mem.  C.R.A.N.O.,  K.  of  C.,  and  Dir. 
Mental  Hygiene  Assn,  and  Hotel  Dieu,  Edmundston.  First 


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elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party 
Pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Riviere-Verte,  N.B. 

COCKBURN,  HON.  GEORGE  WILLIAM  NORMAN,  B.A., 
B.C.L.,  (Charlotte).  B.  Feb.  14,  1931  at  St.  Stephen,  N.B. 
S.  of  George  Herbert  Inglis  and  Bessie  Lillian  Dins  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Stephen  public  schools  and  Univ.  of  N.B. 
M.  Aug.  21,  1954  to  Marjorie  Mary  Theresa  dau.  of  Allan 
Ryan  of  Fredericton,  N.B.  A  barrister-at-law.  Pres.  St. 
Croix  Country  Club  1960-61  and  St.  Stephen  Kiwanis  Club 
1953.  Vice-Pres.  Charlotte  Co.  Hospital  1963,  St.  Stephen 
Curling  Club  1968  and  St.  Stephen  and  Dist.  Assn,  for 
Retarded  Children  1968.  Lieut.-Gov.  O.Q.M.  Dist.  Kiwanis 
fnt.  1959.  Sect’y.  Charlotte  Co.  Bd.  of  Trade  1965.  Mem. 
St.  Stephen  Kiwanis,  Curling  Club,  St.  Croix  Country 
Club,  Sussex  Lodge  No.  7  A  &  FM,  Luxor  Temple  A.A.O. 
and  N.M.S.  First  elected  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Fisheries  Nov.  12,  1970  to  March  2,  1972. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Fisheries  and  Environment  March  2,  1971 
and  Re-apptd.  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presby¬ 
terian.  Address:  17  St.  Croix  Ave.,  St.  Stephen,  N.B. 

CREAGHAN,  HON.  PAUL  S„  B.Comm,  LL.B,  LL.M., 
(Moncton  City).  B.  March  27,  1937  at  Moncton,  N.B.  S.  of 
Wm.  Vincent  Creaghan  and  Gretchen  Catherine  Smith,  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Harvard  Univ.  and  St.  Francis 
Xavier  Univ.  M.  June  10,  1963  to  Sandra  Ann  dau.  of  A.  J. 
Fenwick  of  Bathurst,  N.B.  Two  children:  Jason  David  and 
Amber  Fenwick.  A  lawyer.  Alderman  City  of  Moncton,  1965- 
67.  Councillor  Westmorland  County  Council,  1965-67.  Mem. 
Can.  Bar  Assn.,  N.B.  Barristers  Assn.,  Moncton  Bd.  of  Trade, 
Rotary,  Elks  and  City  Clubs.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e. 
1970.  Min.  of  Health  and  Welfare  Nov.  12,  1970  to  March 
2,  1971.  Min.  of  Health  March  2,  1971  to  July  18,  1972. 
Min.  of  Economic  Growth  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  12  Lakewood  Dr.,  Moncton,  N.B. 

CROCKER,  HOWARD  GRAHAM,  (Northumberland). 
B.  October  4,  1912  at  Newcastle,  N.B.  S.  of  Rowland 
Waldo  and  Rita  Elliott,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Harkins 
Academy,  Harkins  High,  Newcastle,  Mt.  Allison  Academy, 
Mt.  Allison  University.  M.  Oct.  28,  1936  to  Muriel,  dau. 


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of  Archibald  Cross  of  Newcastle,  N.B.  Two  children: 
Donald  Graham  and  Muriel  Anne.  Pres,  of  T.W.  Crocker 
Co.  Ltd.  Served  in  World  War  II,  retired  with  rank  of 
Lt.  Col.  (Mentioned  in  Dispatches).  Mem.  Northumber¬ 
land  Lodge  #17  A.F.  &  A.M.;  Moncton  Lodge  of  Per¬ 
fection  A.  &  A.S.R.;  Harrington  Chapter.  Rose  Croix 
Scottish  Rite;  Newcastle  Bd.  of  Trade;  mem.  Newcastle 
Town  Council;  past  pres.  Can.  Legion;  Dist.  Commander 
Northumberland-Kent  Can.  Legion;  28  Fd.  Battery  Assn, 
and  Chairman  N.B.  Army  Benevolent  Fund.  First  elected 
to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1970. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Lands  and  Mines,  July  12,  1960.  Min.  without 
Portfolio  and  Chairman  of  N.B.  Electric  Power  Commission, 
May  28,  1963.  Re-apptd.  Chairman  of  N.B.  Electric  Power 
Commission,  1967  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Church  of 
England.  Address:  503  King  George  Hgy.,  Newcastle,  N.B. 

DAIGLE,  DANIEL  G.  (Madawaska).  B.  Feb.  7,  1939  at 
St.  Leonard,  N.B.  S.  of  Ulric  Daigle  and  Elizabeth  Anne 
Bellefleur,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Leonard  Elementary 
School,  St.  Louis  Coll.,  St.  Joseph  Univ.  and  St.  John  Voca¬ 
tional  School.  M.  May  14,  1966  to  Philippa  Cyr  of  Van  Buren, 
Maine.  Four  children:  Michel,  Denis,  Philip  and  Lynne.  An 
insurance  agent.  Mem.  Town  Council  of  St.  Leonard  since 
June  1970.  Supervising  Agent  Knights  of  Columbus  since 
Oct.  1963.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  418,  St.  Leonard,  N.B. 

DOUCETT,  RAYBURN  DONALD  (Restigouche).  B.  Jan. 
2,  1943  at  Campbellton,  N.B.  S.  of  Raymond  Daniel  Doucett 
and  Catherine  Ila  Lutes.  Ed.  at  Lacquet  River  H.H.  and 
Albert  Coll.,  Ont.  M.  Nov.  11,  1964  to  Jane  Mary  dau.  of 
Garnett  L.  Crosby  of  N.B.  Two  children:  Kimberley  Jane 
and  Richard  Donald.  A  merchant.  Pres.  MacMillans  Whole¬ 
sale  Ltd.  and  Ray’s  Furnitureland.  Mem.  Jacquet  River 
School  Board  1965-66.  Councillor  Village  of  Jacquet  River 
1967-69.  Mem.  Lions  Club.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e. 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  Jacquet 
River,  N.B. 

FERGUSON,  ADJUTOR  A.  (Gloucester).  B.  May  7,  1927 
at  Tracadie,  N.B.  S.  of  Arthur  P.  Ferguson  and  Alice 


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McMahon.  Ed.  at  Tracadie  schools,  Tracadie  Convent  Supe¬ 
rior  School,  and  Sacred  Heart  Univ.,  Bathurst,  N.B.  M.  Aug. 
26,  1947  to  Theresa  dau.  of  Liboire  Basque  of  Tracadie,  N.B. 
Eleven  children:  Alexina,  Francine,  Rose-Marie,  Dionne, 
Louise,  Suzanne,  Jean  Jacques,  Donald,  Pierre  Paul,  Nor- 
bert  and  Daniel.  A  sales  mgr.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Trade  and 
K.  of  C.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  15,  Sheila,  N.B. 

GALLAGHER,  CHARLES  GUNTER,  B.Sc.  (Carleton).  B. 
Sept.  21,  1925  at  Centreville,  N.B.  S.  of  James  Isaac  Gal¬ 
lagher  and  May  Irene  Gunter.  Ed.  at  Centreville  H.S.,  N.S. 
Agric.  Coll.,  Macdonald  Coll,  and  McGill  Univ.  M.  June  7, 
1949  to  Kathleen  Frances  Olmstead.  Seven  children:  Sally, 
Kathleen,  Jane,  Isaac,  Beth,  Patricia  and  Sam.  A  farmer. 
Mem.  Masonic  Order  and  Rotary.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis. 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  PC.  Rel.:  United  Baptist.  Address: 
Centreville,  P.O.  Box  128,  N.B. 

GARVIE,  HON.  LAWRENCE,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,  (Fredericton 
City).  B.  June  23,  1934  at  Westmount,  Que.  S.  of  Gordon 
S.  Garvie  and  Helen  Carten,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Fredericton 
P.S.  and  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  N.B.  M.  June  30,  1960  to 
Valerie  Bennetts  of  Quebec.  Two  children:  Gordon  Mi¬ 
chael  and  Andrea  Margaret.  A  barrister.  Chairman  Fred¬ 
ericton  Traffic  Comm.  Mem.  of  American  Arbitratmji 
Assn.  First  Pres.  York  Cty.  P.C.  Assn.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Trade 
and  Can.  Inst,  of  International  Affairs.  First  elected  N.B. 
Legis.  at  by-election  June  10,  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970. 
Speaker  March  2,  1971  to  July  18,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Health,  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United.  Ad¬ 
dress:  151  Eglinton  St.,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

GRAHAM,  ALAN  ROBERT,  (Kent).  B.  June  20,  1942 
at  Main  River,  N.B.  S.  of  Harrison  M.  Graham  and  Nell 
H.  Ross.  Ed.  at  Main  River  Grade  School,  Richibucto  H.S. 
and  Moncton  Univ.  M.  Sept.  9,  1964  to  Sharon  dau.  of 
Pearson  M.  Crothers  of  Sussex,  N.B.  A  farmer  and  busi¬ 
nessman.  Mgr  Warren  General  Contracting  Ltd.  and  Kent 
Co.  Community  Pasture  Co-Op.  Ltd.  Mem.  Lions,  Masonic 


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Lodge,  Federation  of  Agric.,  Mentally  Retarded  Children’s 
Assn.,  Credit  Union  and  Cancer  Soc.  First  elected  N.B. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Protestant.  Address:  P.O.  Box  5,  Rexton,  N.B. 

HATFIELD,  HON.  RICHARD  BENNETT,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
(Carleton).  B.  Apr.  9,  1931  at  Woodstock,  N.B.  S.  of  Heber 
Harold  Hatfield  and  Dora  Fern  Robinson  both  English. 
Ed.  at  Hartland,  Rothesay  Collegiate,  Hartland  High 
School,  Acadian  Univ.  and  Dalhousie  Law  School.  Degrees: 
B.A.  and  LL.B.  A  sales  manager.  Mem.  Hatfield  Industries 
Ltd.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  at  a  by-election  June  19, 
1961.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  i970.  Sworn  in  as 
Premier,  Nov.  12,  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant. 
Address:  Centennial  Bldg.,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

HIGGINS,  ROBERT  J„  B.A.,  B.C.L.  (Saint  John  Centre). 
B.  Jan.  13,  1934  at  Saint  John,  N.B.  S.  of  John  J. 
Higgins  (dec.)  and  Helen  McGuire  (dec.).  Ed.  St.  Francis 
Xavier  Univ.,  Antigonish,  N.S.  and  N.B.  Univ.  Law  School, 
Fredericton.  M.  May  13,  1961  to  Rosemary  C.  dau.  of  James 
Keenan,  Parish  of  Rothesay,  Kings  Co.,  N.B.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Helen  Ann,  Robert  Austin,  Michael  Leonard  and 
Andrew  James.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  Saint  John  City  Council 
1964  to  June  1967.  Mem.  Catholic  Community  Club,  Holy 
Name  Soc.  and  K.  of  C.  First  elected  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1967. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Economic  Growth  Nov.  20, 1967 
to  Nov.  12,  1970.  Chosen  Leader  of  Liberal  Party  Oct.  16, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  5  Bedell  Ave., 
Saint  John,  N.B. 

HORTON,  GEORGE  EDGAR,  (Kings).  B.  January 
14.  1910  at  Moncton,  N.B.  S.  of  James  and  Lena  Gertrude 
Horton,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Moncton  and  Montreal  Robinson 
Business  Coll.  M.  June  9,  1937  to  Alyce  Geralidine  dau. 
of  Joseph  Brunswick  Steeves  of  Moncton.  Three  children: 
James  Grant,  Patricia  Ann  and  George  Richard.  A  mer¬ 
chant.  Pres.  Retail  Merchants  Assn.  Maritimes  Inc. 
Former  Mayor  Town  of  Sussex  1956-60.  Pres.  Union  of 
Towns  Prov.  N.B.  1960.  Served  as  Capt.  with  8th.  Princess 
Louise  Hussars.  Mem.  Masons,  Lions,  Oddfellows  and 
Kiwanis.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  at  by-election  Dec. 


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3,  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  P.O.  Box  18,  Sussex  Corner,  N.B. 

KANE,  FRANK  EDWARD  (Northumberland).  B.  Aug.  4, 
1932  at  Chatham,  N.B.  S.  of  Andrew  A.  Kane  and  Alice  M. 
King,  both  Irish  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Thomas  H.S.,  St.  Thomas 
Coll,  and  St.  Michael’s  Business  School.  M.  June  7,  1958  to 
Carole  Frances  dau.  of  Perkins  Searle  of  Chatham.  Three 
children:  Mary  Theresa,  Catherine  Elizabeth  and  Deborah 
Alice.  An  insurance  agent.  Councillor  Town  of  Chatham, 
1967  to  present.  Mem.  Chatham  Curling,  Recreation  Com¬ 
mission,  Bd.  of  Trade  and  St.  Michael’s  Parish  Council.  First 
elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  by-election  June  16,  1969.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  12  Park 
Dr.,  Chatham,  N.B. 

LEBLANC,  HON.  JEAN-PAUL  (Moncton  City).  B.  Aug. 
16,  1923  at  College  Bridge,  N.B.  S.  of  Edgar  T.  LeBlanc 
and  Anna  Landry,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Joseph  Univ., 
Memramcook,  N.B.  and  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.,  Anti- 
gonish,  N.S.  M.  May  31,  1948  to  Isabel  MacLellan  of  Anti- 
gonish,  N.S.  Eight  children:  Anne-Marie  (Mrs.  Gerald 
Arsenault),  Pauline  (Mrs.  Marc  Theriault),  Donald,  Ber¬ 
nice,  Mark,  Owen,  Claire  and  Claude.  Pres.  Moncton  Plumb¬ 
ing  &  Supply  Co.  Ltd.  Alderman  City  of  Moncton  1959-63 
and  Councillor  and  Deputy  Mayor  1967-70.  Mem.  Rotary, 
Royal  Can.  Legion,  Main  Brace  Naval  Veterans  Assn,  of 
Can.,  BPOE  Elks,  Moncton  Men’s  Press  Club,  K.  of  C., 
Beausejour  Curling  Club  and  Moncton  Golf  Club.  PC  cand. 
federal  g.e.  1963  and  def.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e. 
1970.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  Nov.  12,  1970  to  July  18, 
1972.  Chairman  of  the  Treasury  Board  July  18,  1972  and 
Acting  Min.  of  Tourism,  Aug.  12,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  267  Archibald  St.,  Moncton,  N.B. 

LEBLANC,  JOSEPH  E.  (Westmorland).  B.  May  28. 
1916,  at  Shediac,  N.B.  S.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edmond 
LeBlanc,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Joseph  and  Central  High 
School,  Shediac,  N.B.  M  Nov.  22,  1942  to  Gisele,  dau. 
of  Severin  Richard  of  Shediac,  N.B.  Proprietor  and 
Manager  Capital  Theatre,  Shediac,  N.B.  Alderman  1941 
1945;  Mayor  1946-1952.  Dir.  Bd.  of  Trade  since  1949. 


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Mem.:  Rotary,  Elks,  Assumption  Society,  Boish6bert. 
First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1956, 
1960,  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Prov.  Sect’y.,  May  1965  to  Nov.  12, 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  193  Main  St., 
P.O.  Box  430,  Shediac,  N.B. 

LEGER,  J.  CLEOPHAS,  (Westmorland).  B.  Sept.  10. 
1913,  at  Memramcook,  N.B.  S.  of  Maximilien  Leger  and 
Pamela  LeBlanc,  both  Fr.  Can  Ed.  at  Local  School  and 
St.  Joseph  Univ.  M.  Nov.  11,  1946  to  Blanche,  dau.  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Adolph  Johnson,  of  Moncton,  N.B.  C.N.R 
Brakeman  County  Councillor,  1951;  Chamber  of  Com¬ 
merce,  Club  Beausejour.  Pres.  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
1951,  resigned  in  1952.  Pres.  League  of  the  Sacred  Heart. 
First  elected  to  N.B  Legis.  g.e.  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1956, 
1960,  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Memramcook,  R.R.  No.  1,  P.O.  Box  144,  N.B. 

LEGER,  HON.  OMER  (Kent).  B.  1931.  An  insurance 
agent.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  by-election  Oct.  14,  1971. 
Apptd.  Provincial  Secretary  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Address:  St.  Antoine  de  Kent,  N.B. 

LEGRESLEY,  BERNARD  EDGAR  (Northumberland). 
B.  Aug.  20,  1940  at  Neguac,  N.B.  S.  of  Stanley  LeGresley 
and  Emma  Breau,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Neguac  Regional  School 
and  St.  Joseph  College.  M.  Aug.  19,  1969  to  Muriel  Carmella 
Savoy  of  Tabusintac,  N.B.  A  businessman.  First  elected  to 
N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
P.O.  Box  60,  Neguac,  N.B. 

LEVESQUE,  LAURIER,  B.L.,  (Madawaska).  B.  Oct. 
13,  1929  at  St.  Jacques,  N.B.  S.  of  Belonie  Levesque, 
American,  and  Marie  Thibeault,  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Joseph’s 
University.  Degree:  B.L.  M.  July  31,  1956  to  Carmen, 
dau.  of  Arthur  Dupere  of  St.  Jacques.  A  school  teacher 
and  insurance  agent.  Mgr.  Regional  Agricultural  & 
Industrial  Exhibition  and  Edmundston  Chamber  of  Com 
merce.  Mem.  Richelieu  and  Curling  clubs.  First  elected 
to  the  N.B.  Legis.  at  g.e.,  June  27.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1963,  1967  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
P.O.  Box  69,  St.  Jacques,  Madawaska  Co.,  N.B. 


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LOGAN,  HON.  RODMAN  EMMASON,  B.A.,  BCL.  (Saint 
John  West).  B.  Sept.  7,  1922  at  West  Saint  John,  N.B.  S.  of 
Gilbert  Earle  Logan  and  Emma  Zela  Irwin  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  Rothesay  Coll.  School,  Univ.  of  N.B.,  Fredericton 
and  Univ.  of  N.B.  Law  School,  Saint  John.  M.  June  19, 
1948  to  Evelyn  Pearl  dau.  of  C.  Bay  DeWitt  of  Woodstock, 
N.B.  Four  children:  John  Bruce  DeWitt,  Bruce  Rodman 
Hans,  Ian  David  Alexander  and  Mary  Jane  Irwin.  A 
barrister.  Served  as  Lieut.  Carleton  and  York  Regt.  over¬ 
seas  1943-45  and  Militia  1946  58.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion. 
First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967 
and  1970.  Prov.  Sect’y.  Nov.  12,  1970  to  July  18,  1972. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Labour,  Nov.  12,  1970,  re-apptd.  July  18, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  37  Buena 
Vista  Ave.,  Saint  John  West,  N.B. 

MABEY,  REGINALD  WILBUR,  C.D.  (Sunbury).  B.  Dec. 
19,  1932  at  Saint  John,  N.B.  S.  of  Francis  Burling  Mabey 
and  Florence  A.  Searle,  both  Anglo-Saxon.  Ed.  at  Alexander 
School,  Saint  John,  Saint  John  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  N.B.  M. 
Sept.  3,  1950  to  Barbara  Anne  dau.  of  Waldo  F.  Watson  of 
Saint  John.  Five  children:  Michael  Jeffery,  Stephen  Lee, 
Timothy  Kevin,  Cindy  Anne  and  Jonathan  Daniel.  A  busi¬ 
nessman.  Sgt.  Can.  Armed  Forces  1954-70.  Mem.  Centennial 
Lodge  No.  53  F  &  AM  Oromocto,  N.B.,  1969-70.  Mem.  Oro 
mocto  Town  Planning  Comm.  1969-71;  Councillor,  Town  of 
Oromocto  1967-71;  School  Trustee,  Dist.  25,  Bd.  of  School 
Trustees.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  United  Baptist.  Address:  561  Scoullar  St.,  Oro¬ 
mocto,  N.B. 

MACLEOD,  MALCOLM  NOBLE  (Albert).  B.  Feb.  8,  1928 
at  Moncton,  N.B.  S.  of  Noble  Angus  MacLeod  and  Mary 
Celeste  McAlees,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Public  school,  Moncton. 
M.  Dec.  28,  1949  to  Hazel  Edith  dau.  of  Harold  M.  Freeze 
of  Penobsquis,  N.B.  Three  children:  Gregory  Harold,  Robert 
Noble  and  Jane  Elizabeth.  A  business  executive.  Mem. 
Lions,  Pythias  and  Masonic.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis. 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  92  Fair¬ 
way  Blvd.,  Riverview,  N.B. 


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MCCREADY,  ROBERT  B.  (Queens).  A  restaurant  owner. 
First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970. 
Speaker  Feb.  27,  1968  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
Young’s  Cove  Rd.,  Cumberland  Bay,  N.B. 

MCGAW,  LELAND  WATSON,  (Charlotte).  B.  July  27, 
1927  at  Oak  Hill,  N.B.  S.  of  Walter  Watson  McGaw  and 
Margaret  McMorran  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Oak  Hill  Elementary 
School.  M.  July  1,  1947  to  Eileen  Isabel  dau.  of  Karl  F. 
Dick  of  Moore’s  Mills,  N.B.  One  child:  Richard  L.  A 
lumberman.  Mem.  Ind.  Order  of  Oddfellows,  Masonic 
Lodge  and  Charlotte  Co.  Woodlot  Owmers  Assn.  First 
elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  R.R.  1,  Moore’s 
Mills,  Charlotte  Co.,  N.B. 

MCGINLEY,  EUGENE  GREGORY  BERNARD.  B.A., 

M. A.,  B.C.L.  (Bathurst  City).  B.  July  31.  1935  at  Chipman, 

N. B.  S.  of  Philip  McGinley  and  Susan  Elizabeth  Friel.  Ed. 
at  Chipman  Reg.  H.S.,  Univ.  of  N.B.,  Univ.  of  N.B.  Law 
School  and  Southern  Methodist  Univ.,  Dallas.  M.  Aug.  18, 
1958  to  Mary  Alberta  dau.  of  Mrs.  Eveligh  Goodine  of 
Aroostook  Jet.  Five  children:  Edward,  David,  William, 
Mary  and  Anne.  A  lawyer.  Area  Dir.  Legal  Aid,  1972-73. 
Chairman  Zoning  Appeals  Bd.,  City  of  Bathurst  1969-73. 
Mem.  Lions.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  by-election  Dec. 
11,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  'Address:  P.O. 
Box  94,  Bathurst,  N.B. 

MCGUIGAN,  HON.  JOSEPH  LORNE,  B.Sc,  B.Ed  (Saint 
John  Centre).  B.  Feb.  23,  1936  at  Hunter  River,  P.E.I. 
S.  of  Wm.  Emmett  McGuigan  and  Mary  Agnes  O’Connor 
both  Can.  of  Irish  descent.  Ed.  at  St.  Patrick’s  School, 
Hope  River,  P.E.I. ,  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  Prince  of  Wales 
Normal  School,  St.  Dunstan’s  Univ.,  Charlottetown  and 
Univ.  of  N.B.,  Fredericton.  M.  Aug.  17,  1963  to  Mary 
Joanne  dau.  of  Joseph  Simon  of  Saint  John,  N.B.  Two 
children:  Gina  Marie  and  Patricia  Anne.  A  high  school 
teacher.  Mem.  Carleton-York  Regimental  Club  and  K.  of 
C.  937.  Cand.  by-election  1966  and  def.  First  elected  N  B 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Educa- 


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tion,  Nov.  12,  1970,  re-apptd.  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  6  Richmond  St.,  Saint-John, 
N.B. 

MCNEVIN,  WILLIAM  JOHN  (Westmorland).  B.  March 
23,  1913  at  Moncton,  N.B.  S.  of  Hanford  Angus  and  Annie 
McNevin.  Ed.  at  Dieppe  N.B.  schools  and  Moncton  H.S. 
M.  Nov.  4,  1940  to  Elise  Edith  dau.  of  Wm.  Bourque  of 
Dieppe,  N.B.  One  child:  Sandra  Joan.  Mem.  Champlain  and 
Press  Clubs.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  538  Acadia  Ave., 
Dieppe,  N.B. 

MELDRUM,  WENDELL  WYNN,  Q.C.,  LL.B.  (Westmor¬ 
land).  B.  June  27,  1924  at  Simpson’s  Comer,  N.S. 
S.  of  Hazen  H.  Meldrum  and  Bernice  B.  Simpson  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Bridgewater  Public  and  High  schools  and 
Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  Nov.  4,  1944  to  Dorothy  Feme  dau. 
of  Sterling  L.  Downey  of  Coverdale.  N.B.  Two  children: 
Wynn  Wendell  and  Kirk  Walter.  A  barrister.  Served 
R.C.A.F.  with  rank  of  F/Lt.  active  1942-45  and  Univ. 
Res.  1956-63.  Mem.  Rotary,  Can.  Legion  and  Mason.  First 
elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  at  by-election  Sept.  27,  1965.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1967  and  1970.  Attorney-General,  May  18,  1965- 
66.  Min.  of  Education,  1966  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  38,  Sackville,  N.B. 

MENZIES,  CLARENCE  STANLEY,  (Northumberland). 
B.  April  29,  1915  at  Whitney,  N.B.  S.  of  Frank  Archibald 
Menzies,  Scotch,  and  Bessie  Grace  Curtis,  Scotch  Irish. 
Ed.  at  Whitney  School,  Boom  Road  Sup.  School  and 
Fredericton  Agricultural  Coll.  M.  June  22,  1937  to  Ger¬ 
trude  Evelvn,  dau.  of  Henry  Arthur  Sharpe  of  Sunny 
Brae,  N.B.'  Three  children:  Betty  (Mrs.  Myles  Parks), 
Joan  E.  and  Frank  A.  A  farmer  and  insurance  agent. 
Elected  to  County  Council  1951;  warden  of  Northumber¬ 
land  Municipality  1957-1958;  mem.  of  Northumberland 
Co.  School  Finance  Bd.  Past  Master  Northumberland 
Lodge  F.  &  A.M.  Mem.  of  Mt.  Lebanon  Ch.,  Ivanhoe 
Preceptory,  Luxor  Temple  (Shriner);  Miramichi  High¬ 
land  Soc.;  assoc,  mem.  North  Shore  Officers’  Mess  and 
past  pres.  Cancer  Society.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis. 


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g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963, 1967  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  R.R.  1,  Newcastle,  N.B. 

MERRITHEW,  GERALD  STAIRS,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Saint 
John  East).  B.  Sept.  23,  1931  at  Saint  John,  N.B.  S.  of 
Guy  A.  Merrithew  and  Lena  A.  Stairs.  Ed.  at  Saint  John 
schools  and  McAdam  and  Rothesay  Consolidated.  M.  to 
Gloria  I.  dau.  of  Wm.  McLean  of  Saint  John.  Six  children: 
Pamela  Lynn,  Wendy  Lee,  Gerald  Wayne,  Wm.  Edward, 
Richard  Todd  and  Lisa  Michelle.  A  school  principal.  Past 
pres.  Saint  John  Cty.  Teachers’  Assoc,  and  Saint  John 
Principals’  Assoc.;  Served  Bd.  Dir.  N.B.  Teachers’  Assoc, 
and  Past  Pres.  N.B.  Elementary  and  Jr.  High  Principals’ 
Assoc.  Served  Royal  N.B.  Regt.  1969-71,  rank  of  Lt.  Col. 
Past  Pres.  N.B.  Branch  Can.  Infantry  Assoc.;  treas.  Army 
Cadet  League  of  N.B.;  vice-pres.  Can.  Infantry  Advisory 
Bd.  and  sect’y.  Regt.  Advisory  Bd.  of  Royal  N.B.  Regt. 
Past  Pres.  Simonds  Music  Festival  and  Simonds  Lions; 
former  zone  Chairman  and  Dept.  Dist.  Governor  Lions 
Dist.  41-N1;  16  yrs.  mem.  Exec.  Saint  John  Schoolboy 
Hockey  Assoc.,  7  yrs.  as  Pres.;  Past  pres.  Saint  John 
Schoolboy  Track  and  Field  Assoc,  and  Chairman  Rock- 
wood  Park  Advisory  Bd.  Now  serving  as  Councillor  City 
Saint  John.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  by-election  Dec.  11, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  3  Kennington 
St.,  Saint  John  East,  N.B. 

MOOERS,  HON.  Carl  OSBORNE,  (York).  B.  Sept.  29, 
1929  at  Fredericton,  N.B.  S.  of  Wilmot  F.  Mooers  and  Lily 
F.  Cullyton  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Fredericton  H.S.  and  Frederic¬ 
ton  Business  Coll.  M.  Nov.  13,  1965  to  Marit  dau.  of  Arne 
M.  Helgerud  of  Oslo,  Norway.  Two  children:  Sheila  M. 
and  Arne  0.  A  businessman.  Pres.  Silverwood  Develop¬ 
ment  Co.  Ltd.,  Suburban  Const.  Ltd.  and  Thermofoam 
Sales  Ltd.  Mem.  Kinsmen.  First  elected  N.B.  Legis.  g  e. 
1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Supply  and 
Services  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church 
Address:  402  Needham  St.,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

MORAIS,  LORENZO  (Gloucester).  First  elected  to  N  B 
Legis.  at  by-election  Sept.  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 


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OUELLETTE,  JOSEPH  E.  M.  (Victoria).  A  farmer  and 
businessman.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Address:  R.R.  2,  Grand  Falls,  N.B. 

RICHARD,  ANDRE  F.  (Kent).  B.  Dec.  16,  1906, 
at  Ste.  Anne  de  Kent,  N.B.  S.  of  Frangois  G.  Richard 
and  Marie  Jeanne  Richard,  both  Fr.  Acadian.  Ed.  at  Ste. 
Anne  School,  Lasalle  Extension  Univ.  Correspondence 
Course.  M.  Sept.  2nd,  1929  to  Rosie,  dau.  of  John  J.  Cais- 
sie,  of  Richibucto  Village,  N.B.  Eight  children:  Rosario, 
Guy,  Gloria,  Andrea,  Rose  Marie,  Jean  Claude,  Louis  Ma¬ 
rie  and  Pierrette.  Automobile  Dealer  &  Pulpwood  Dealer. 
Pres.  Buctouche  Motors  Ltd.,  Dir.  of  LTmprimerie  Aca- 
dienne  Ltee.  Municipal  Councillor  since  1947.  Mem.  of 
Richelieu  Club  and  La  Societe  l’Assomption.  First  elected 
to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1956.  Re-elected  g.e.  1960,  1963,  1967  and 
1970.  Min.  of  Public  Works,  July  12, 1960.  Min.  of  Highways, 
1967  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
P.O.  Box  250,  Buctouche,  N.B. 

ROBERTSON,  HON.  MRS.  BRENDA  MARY,  B.Sc., 
(Albert).  B.  May  23, 1929  at  Sussex,  N.B.  Dau.  of  John  James 
Tubb  and  Clara  Rothwell  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Sussex  H.S.  and 
Mount  Allison  Univ.  M.  July  23,  1955  to  Wilmot  Waldon 
son  of  Fulton  L.  Robertson  (dec.)  of  Charlottetown, 
P.E.I.  Three  children:  Douglas  John,  C.  Leslie  Rae  and 
Tracy  Beth.  A  home  economist  involved  in  sales  manage¬ 
ment.  Prov.  Pres.  N.B.  Home  Economics  Assn.  1952-53 
and  N.B.  Women’s  P.C.  Assn.  1968.  Mem.  Coverdale 
Women’s  P.C.  Assn.,  Atlantic  Literary  L.,  Moncton  Beaver 
Curling  Club  and  Moncton  Golf  and  Country  Club.  First 
elected  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Youth,  Nov.  12,  1970,  re-apptd.  July  18,  1972.  Min. 
of  Welfare,  March  2,  1971  to  July  18,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Social  Services,  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  821  Yale  Ave.,  Riverview  Heights,  N.B. 

ROBICHAUD,  ANDRE,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Gloucester).  B.  May 
20,  1937  at  Detroit,  Mich.  S.  of  Merel  Robichaud  and  Jose¬ 
phine  Savoie,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Shippagan,  Bathurst  and 
Moncton  schools.  M.  Aug.  14,  1961  to  Rose-Marie  dau.  of 
Alphonse  Mallet  of  Shippagan,  N.B.  Four  children:  Ivan, 


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Mario,  Andree  and  Pascal.  A  professor.  National  Vice-Pres. 
Can.  Seafood  Workers’  Union.  Mem.  Richelieu  and  C.  of  C., 
Shippagan.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  196,  Shippagan,  N.B. 

ROUSSEL,  JOSEPH  ALFRED  (Restigouche).  B.  Jan. 
12,  1921  at  Tracadie,  N.B.  S.  of  Lazare  B.  Roussel  and 
Marie  Jeanne  Robichaud.  Ed.  at  Bathurst  H.S.  and  RCMP 
College,  Rockcliffe,  Ont.  M.  June  20,  1950  to  Sylvia  (dec.) 
dau.  of  Patrick  Jean  of  St.  Quentin,  N.B.  Six  children: 
Brenda,  Denis,  Susan,  Michel,  Anelle  and  Daniel.  A  busi¬ 
nessman.  Former  mem.  RCMP  and  former  police  and  fire 
chief  of  Edmundston,  N.B.  Former  Mayor  of  St.  Quentin, 
N.B.  Past  Pres.  Rotary;  past  Grand  Knight  K.  of  C.;  mem. 
C.  of  C.  and  International  Can.  Maritime  Fire  and  Police 
Chiefs’  Assoc.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  204,  St.  Quen¬ 
tin,  N.B. 

SHERWOOD,  CYRIL  B.  (Kings).  B.  July  1,  1915, 
at  Midland,  N.B.  S.  of  Herbert  M.  Sherwood  and  Edna 
Gillies,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Norton  Superior  School, 
Sussex  High  School  and  Univ.  of  N.B.  M.  Sept.  12,  1939 
to  Madilene,  dau.  of  Capt.  and  Mrs.  W.  L.  Lunn,  of 
Norton,  N.B.  A  farmer.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.. 
1952.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1956,  1960,  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Agriculture  Oct.  8,  1952.  Min.  without  Portfolio, 
Nov.  12,  1970  to  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Baptist.  Address:  R.R.  1,  Norton,  N.B. 

SIMARD,  HON.  JEAN-MAURICE,  C.A.  (Edmundston 
City).  B.  June  21,  1931  at  Riviere-Bleue,  Que.  S.  of  J.  Eva¬ 
riste  Simard  and  Marie-Anna  Ouellet.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Ottawa 
and  McGill  Univ.,  Montreal.  M.  Aug.  1,  1959  to  Francine 
dau.  of  P.  Frechette.  Three  children:  Monique,  Jean-Marc 
and  Marie-Pierre.  A  chartered  accountant.  Mem.  Richelieu, 
R.C.A.F.  Assoc.,  C.  of  C.,  Pres.  “Les  Republicains”  Baseball 
Club,  Club  Zoo  St.  Louis  College  and  Edmundston  Golf 
Club.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Finance  Nov.  12,  1970,  re-apptd.  July  18,  1972.  Elected 


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Pres.  N.B.  P.C.  Assoc.  1968  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  64  —  48th  Avenue,  Edmundston,  N.B. 

SMITH,  HON.  HORACE  B.  (Sunbury).  B.  March  17,  1914 
at  Saint  John,  N.B.  S.  of  Herbert  H.  Smith,  Can.  and  Ellen 
Fielding,  British.  Ed.  at  Hoyt,  N.B.  schools,  Saint  John  Voca¬ 
tional  School,  Rothesay  Coll.  School  and  Fredericton  Busi¬ 
ness  Coll.  M.  Sept.  14,  1940  to  Grace  E.  dau.  of  James 
Arthurs  of  Hoyt,  N.B.  Sunbury  Cty.  Councillor  1940-55;  Cty. 
Sect’y.  1965-70;  Exec.  Sect’y.  N.B.  P.C.  Party  and  Chairman 
Queen  Sunbury  West  Memorial  Hospital.  Mem.  Gladstone 
Curling  Club.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Min. 
without  Portfolio  Nov.  12,  1970  to  July  18,  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs,  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Hoyt,  N.B. 

STAIRS,  HON.  ALLEN  EDISON  (Carleton).  B.  Dec.  22, 
1924  at  Meductic,  N.B.  S.  of  Earl  R.  Stairs  and  Ethel  M. 
Corey,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Meductic  Sup.  School  and  Uni¬ 
versity  of  N.B.  M.  June  11,  1949  to  Lois  Evelyn,  dau. 
of  the  late  J.  Ellis  True  of  Woodstock,  N.B.  Two  children: 
Allen  Edison  and  Peter  James.  Owner  of  A.  E.  Stairs 
Insurance  Service.  Vice-pres.  of  E.  R.  Stairs  and  Son 
Ltd.  Served  in  R.C.A.F.,  1943-45,  discharged  as  Pilot 
Officer.  Mem.  Can.  Legion;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Y’s 
Mens  Club;  Woodstock  Curling  Club;  Woodstock  Old 
Home  Week  Commisison  and  Masonic  Lodge,  Luxor 
Temple  (Shriners).  Prov.  cand.  York  Co.,  1948  and  def. 
First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963, 
1967  and  1970.  Min.  of  Economic  Growth  and  Min.  of  Agri¬ 
culture  and  Rural  Development,  Nov.  12,  1970  to  July  18, 
1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Natural  Resources,  July  18,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Reformed  Baptist.  Address:  174  St. 
James  St.,  Woodstock,  N.B. 

TEED,  ERIC  LAWRENCE,  C.D.,  Q.C.,  B.Sc.,  B.C.L. 
(Saint  John  Centre).  B.  May  19,  1926  at  Saint  John,  N.B 
S.  of  John  F.  H.  Teed  and  Muriel  U.  Witmore,  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  Univ.  of  N.B.  and  Univ.  of  N.B.  Law  School.  M.  Aug. 
17,  1949  to  Lois  Anita  Smith  of  Three  Rivers,  Que.  Five 
children:  Robert  C.  G.,  Peter  E.L.,  J.  P.  Christopher,  Ter- 


BZO 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


rence  L.  S.  and  David  D.  G.  A  lawyer.  Capt.  Royal  N.B.  Regt. 
and  N.B.  Scottish  Regt.  1948-59.  Master  Supreme  Court 
1958-70.  Mayor  City  of  Saint  John  1960-64.  Warden  Munic¬ 
ipality  of  Saint  John  1964.  Mem.  Saint  Georges  Society,  John 
Howard  Society,  Boy  Scouts  Assn.,  Union  Club,  N.B.  Opera 
Co.,  N.B.  Historical  Society,  N.B.  Museum  and  Albion  Lodge 
No.  1  AF  &  AM.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  1019  Seawood  Lane, 
West  Saint  John,  N.B. 

THERIAULT,  L.  NORBERT  (Northumberland).  B.  Feb. 
16,  1921  at  Eel  River  Bridge,  N.B.  S.  of  Edmour  Theriault 
and  Celine  Turbide,  both  French.  Can.  Ed.  at  Elemen¬ 
tary  and  High  School,  St.  Thomas  University  and  St. 
Francis  Xavier  University.  M.  Aug.  26,  1941  to  Jose¬ 
phine,  dau.  of  Raphael  Martin  of  Baie  Ste-Anne,  N.B. 
Nine  children:  Raoul,  Jenette,  Monette,  Aurele,  Berthe, 
Jean-Marie,  Gilles,  Camille  et  Nicole.  A  general  marchant. 
Pres,  of  Theriault  Bros.  Co.  of  Baie  Ste-Anne.  Mem. 
School  Board,  1948-1961  and  Municipal  County  Councillor, 
I960.  Mem.  Advisory  Bd.  of  Hotel  Dieu  Hospital, 
Chatham,  and  pres.  Miramichi  Commercial  Fishermen 
Assn.  Mem.  Newcastle  Curling  Club.  First  elected  to  N.B. 
Legis.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs,  May  18,  1965.  Min.  of  Health 
and  Welfare,  1967  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.  Catholic. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  7,  Baie  Ste-Anne,  N.B. 

TUCKER,  JAMES,  Jr.,  B.T.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.  (Charlotte).  B. 
Nov.  1,  1934  at  L’Etete,  N.B.  S.  of  James  Nelson  and 
Evelyn  Roxanna  Tucker.  Ed.  at  Back  Bay  H.S.,  Teachers’ 
Coll.,  Univ.,  of  N.B.  and  Univ.  of  Bridgeport.  M.  Nov.  15, 
1958  to  Anna  Mae  dau.  of  Hill  B.  Hooper  of  Back  Bay,, 
N.B.  Three  children:  David  James,  Brock  Nelson  and 
Natalie  Jean.  A  guidance  counsellor.  Principal  Eastern 
Charlotte  H.S.  Dir.  Can.  Assoc.  Mental  Retardation,  St. 
Stephen  and  Dist.  Branch.  Past  Sect’y.,  Treas.,  Vice-Pres. 
and  Pres.  N.B.  Teachers’  Assoc.  Mem.  Maritime  Guidance 
Assoc.,  N.B.  Guidance  Council,  Can.  College  of  Teachers 
and  N.B.  Teachers’  Assoc.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis. 
at  by-election  Dec.  11,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Pente- 


PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


621 


costal.  Address:  P.0.  Box  74,  Back  Bay,  Charlotte  Cty., 
N.B. 

VAN  HORNE,  JOSEPH  CHARLES  (Campbellton  City). 
B.  Jan.  4,  1921  at  Five  Fingers,  N.B.  S.  of  John  Have¬ 
lock  Van  Horne  and  Alice  Perron,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Sacred 
Heart  Univ.  and  St.  Thomas  Univ.  M.  Feb.  18,  1944  to  Helen 
June  Richard  of  Londonderry,  N.S.  Three  children:  John, 
Richard  and  Jane.  Admitted  to  Bar  of  N.B.  1945.  Served 
Can.  Army  1942,  rank  of  Capt.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  at 
by-election  Sept.  26,  1955.  Resigned  May  15,  1961.  Leader 
P.C.  Party  of  N.B.  and  Leader  of  Opposition  1966-69.  First 
elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  by-election  Feb.,  1967.  Def.  g.e.  1968. 
Re-elected  by-election  Nov.  4,  1968  and  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of 
Tourism,  Nov.  12,  1970  to  July  18,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Ind. 
P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  24  Arran  St.,  Campbellton, 
N.B. 

WOODROFFE,  WILLIAM  J.  (Saint  John  East).  An  insur¬ 
ance  adjuster.  First  elected  to  N.B.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Lakeview  Drive, 
Saint  John,  N.B. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 
Clerk  —  (Vacant) 

Clerk  Assistant  —  C.  Blake  Lynch. 

Chaplain  —  Rev.  C.  R.  Moase. 

Sergeant-at-Arms  —  Leo  F.  McNulty. 

Official  Reporter  —  Mrs.  Lillian  Tail 


6  2  2 


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GENERAL  ELECTION,  1970 
Dissolution:  46th  Legislature,  Sept.  2,  1970. 

Nomination:  October  13,  1970. 

Voting:  October  26,  1970. 

LEGEND:  PC  —  Progressive  Conservative;  L  —  Liberal;  N.D.P.  _ 


New  Democratic  Party. 


FREDERICTON 
(2  members) 

Robertson,  Mrs.  Brenda  (PC)  4,863 

MacLeod,  Malcolm  (PC)  „ .  4,799 

Downey,  Clyde  (L) . 2,072 

Ingalls,  Cyril  (L)  . 2,039 

BATHURST 

Williamson,  H.  H.  (L)  . .  4,142 

Bicot,  J.  Adolphus  (PC)  .  2,768 

CAMPBELLTON 

Van  Home,  J.  C.  (PC)  . .  3,189 

MacDonald,  John  W.  (L)  . ...  2,706 

Senechal,  J.  H.  Wilfred  (Ind)  37 

CARLETON 
(3  members) 

Hatfield,  Richard  B.  (PC)  .  6,695 

Gallagher,  Charles  (PC)  _  6,104 

Stairs,  Edison  (PC)  .  5,881 

Patterson,  James  E.  (L)  .  2,711 

Russell,  Charles  E.  (L)  .  2,528 

Gaines,  Robert  (L)  .  2,523 

Morrison,  Barry  (NDP)  .  208 

Wallace,  James  Jr.  (NDP) _  164 

Stehlik,  Samo  (NDP)  _  145 

CHARLOTTE 
(4  members) 

Cockbum,  G.  W.  N.  (PC)  .  6,047 

Rigby,  John  E.  (P)  .  6,028 

McGaw,  Leland  (PC)  .  5,816 

Young,  Decosta  W.  (PC)  .  5,785 

Brown,  Robert  W.  (L)  .  4,638 

Moses,  Bernard  (L)  . „  4,585 

Ross,  E.  B.  (L)  . 4,484 

Wooster,  Douglas  (L)  . . .  4,290 

Nodding,  Robert  Michael 
(NDP)  .  218 

EDMUNDSTON 

Simard,  Jean-Maurice  (PC)  3,065 

Picard,  Fernand  (L)  . „ .  2,490 


ALBERT 


Chalmers,  G.  Everett  (PC)  _.  11,249 

Garvie,  Lawrence  (PC)  . .  10,459 

Reynolds,  Edward  N.  (L)  _  6,079 

Hoyt,  William  L.  (b)  _ _  5,829 

Callaghan,  Patrick  Michael 

(NDP)  _ 723 

Khoury,  Charles  Joseph 
(NDP)  -  595 

GLOUCESTER 
(5  members) 

Boudreau,  Omer  (L)  . .  11,333 

Robichaud,  Andre  (L)  . 11,055 

Jean,  Bernard  (L)  . 10,892 

Ferguson,  Adjutor  A.  (L)  ...  10,877 

Branch,  Frank  (L)  . 10,552 

Losier,  Camille  (PC)  . 5,175 

Chiasson,  Calixte  (PC)  .  5,132 

Boudreau,  Roland  (PC)  .  4,538 

Boudreau,  Odilon  (PC)  _  4,272 

Young,  William  (PC)  .  4,211 

Dumont,  Andre  (Ind)  .  646 

KENT 

(3  members) 

Robichaud,  Louis  J.  (L)  6,608 

Graham,  Alan  R.  (L)  _  6,581 

Richard,  Andre  F.  (L)  .  6,033 

Babineau,  Oliver  J.  (PC)  .  2,618 

Robichaud,  Ulysse  (PC)  . .  2,521 

Hutchison,  Fred  (PC)  .  2,495 

KINGS 
(3  members) 

Baxter,  John  B.  M.  (PC)  .  7,995 

Sherwood,  C.  B.  (PC)  .  7,695 

Horton,  George  (PC)  .  7,593 

London,  Ralph  H.  (L)  .  4,185 

McLean,  Edward  W.  B.  (L)  4,079 

Leclair,  Michael  J.  (L)  .  3,885 

Hermitage,  Allan  (NDP)  . .  740 


PR  PVI  N  C  E 


□  F 


N  EW  BRUN  SWI  C  K 


623 


MADAWASKA 


(3  members) 

Clavette,  Gerald  (L)  .  4,776 

Levesque,  Laurier  (L)  .  4,696 

Daigle,  Daniel  (L)  .  4,670 

Charest,  Guy  (PC)  . 3,304 

Pelletier,  Guildard  A.  (PC)  3,195 
Gagne,  Renaud  (PC)  .  3,125 

MONCTON 
(2  members) 

Creaghan,  Paul  S.  (PC)  .  12,203 

Buck,  Arthur  (PC)  .  11,573 

LeBlanc,  Jean-Paul  (PC)  11,235 

Cyr,  Leonide  (L)  .  9,912 

DesBrisay,  L.  G.  (L)  .  9,905 

Lenihan,  R.  V.  (L)  .  9,897 

Britton,  David  (NDP)  .  844 

Webster,  David  V.  (NDP)  .  696 

White,  Kenneth  R.  (NDP)  674 

Steeves,  Steadman  D.  (Ind.)  383 

NORTHUMBERLAND 
(5  members) 

Kane,  Frank  E.  (L)  .  10,353 

Crocker,  H.  Graham  (L)  .  10,216 

Theriault,  L.  Norbert  (L)  ....  9,954 

Le  Gresley,  Edgar  (L)  .  9,694 

Menzies,  Clarence  (L)  .  9,577 

Black,  Laurie  (PC)  .  7,168 

Creaghan,  John  (PC)  .  7,067 

O'Donnell,  George  (PC)  .  6,915 

Boulay,  Charles  (PC)  .  6,667 

Gionet,  Louis  (PC)  . -  6,484 

Richardson,  Joseph  Albert 

(NDP)  .  1.472 

Kelly,  Ronald  William 

(NDP)  .  1.387 

Kelly,  Mrs.  Theresa  (NDP)  1,130 

LeBreton,  Ray  (NDP)  997 

Voutour,  Chester  John  (NDP)  929 
Shanahan,  James  D.  (Ind)  562 

QUEENS 
(2  members) 

Bishop,  Wilfred  G.  (PC)  .  2,609 

McCready,  Robert  B.  (L)  .  2,439 

Nickerson,  Lloyd  (PC)  .  2,367 

McMann,  Victor  C.  (L)  .  1,968 

Bradley,  William  Arthur 

(NDP)  . 128 


RESTIGOUCHE 


(3  members) 

Bujold,  Edese  (L)  .  5,966 

Doucett,  Rayburn  D.  (L)  .  5,605 

Roussell,  J.  Alfred  (L)  . . .  5,321 

Potter,  John  (PC)  .  5,260 

McIntyre,  Roger  (PC)  .  5,011 

Thibeault,  Georges  (PC)  ..  4,508 

Rose,  Ralph  (NDP)  .  264 

SAINT  JOHN  CENTRE 
(4  members) 

McGuigan,  J.  Lome  (PC)  .  10,435 

Teed,  Eric  L.  (PC)  .  9,943 

Higgins,  Robert  J.  (L)  .  9,926 

Mclnemey,  George  E.  (PC)  9,750 
MacMurray,  Wallace  P. 

(PC)  .  9,533 

Weyman,  Stephen  (L)  .  7,766 

Boyce,  Joseph  G.  (L)  .  7,726 

Barry  J.  Esmonde  (L)  .  7,566 

Richardson,  Eldon  John 

(NDP)  .  996 

Jory,  David  Hugh  (NDP)  ....  901 

Gibson,  Peter  Douglas 

(NDP)  .  799 

Sutton,  John  Caleb  (NDP)  ..  642 

Landers,  Michael  Ronald 

(Ind)  .  134 

SAINT  JOHN  EAST 
(2  members) 

Mcllveen,  C.  A.  (PC)  .  5,332 

Woodroffe,  William  J.  (PC)  5,200 

Cave,  Fred  (L)  . 3,102 

McGrath,  Michael  B.  (L)  2,863 

Sabean,  Lindsay  F.  (NDP)  579 
Hebert,  Alphonse  (NDP)  ...  565 

SAINT  JOHN  WEST 

Logan,  Rodman  E.  (PC)  .  4,807 

Wait,  John  E.  H.  (L)  1,969 

Gaudette,  David  E.  (NDP)  263 

SUNBURY 
(2  members) 

Mabey,  Reginald  W.  (PC)  ..  4,209 

Smith,  Horace  B.  (PC)  .  4,110 

Duffie,  William  R.  (L)  .  3,427 

Flower,  Douglas  (L)  .  2,902 

Ross,  William  Robert  (NDP)  226 
Lamont,  Lawrence  John 

(NDP)  . . . —  205 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


VICTORIA 


(2  members) 

Brooks,  J.  Stewart  (PC)  .  3,834 

Ouellette,  Joseph  (PC)  .  3,307 

Daigle,  Everard  (L)  .  3,273 

Baker,  Winfred  V.  (L)  3,226 

WESTMORLAND 
(4  members) 

LeBlanc,  Joseph  E.  (L)  10,683 

Meldrum,  Wendell  W.  (L)  ...  10,495 

McNevin,  William  J.  (L)  .  10,284 

Leger,  J.  Cleophas  (L)  10,141 

Wortman,  Frank  K.  (PC)  ....  9,516 

Slcan,  William  (PC)  .  9,316 


Gordon,  Max  (PC)  _ 9,148 

Leger,  Alfred  (PC)  . . 8,718 

McCabe,  Colin  (NDP)  .  1,188 

Boudreau,  Beatrice  (NDP)  1,110 
Noon,  Kevin  (NDP) . . _  982 

YORK 

(2  members) 

Ames,  Harry  (PC) _  6,050 

Mooers,  Carl  (PC)  . . 5,954 

Ker,  John  (L)  4,278 

Knox,  Albert  A.  (L)  4,272 

Bradley,  James  William 

(NDP)  .  318 

Bright,  Richard  Lawrence 
(NDP)  .  295 


NEW 

BRUNSWICK  GENERAL 

ELECTIONS 

Liberals 

Conservatives 

Others  Total 

1870, 

June 

25 

16 

_ 

41 

1874, 

June 

35 

4 

2 

41 

1878, 

June 

24 

13 

4 

41 

1882, 

June  22 

20 

15 

6 

41 

1886, 

Apr.  26 

18 

19 

4 

41 

1890, 

Jan.  21 

7 

34 

41 

1892, 

Oct.  22 

27 

13 

1 

41 

1895, 

Oct.  16 

34 

10 

2 

46 

1899, 

Feb.  18 

41 

5 

46 

1903, 

Feb.  28 

27 

15 

4 

46 

1908, 

Mar.  3 

10 

31 

5 

46 

1912, 

June  20 

2 

44 

2 

48 

1917, 

Feb.  24 

27 

21 

48 

1920, 

Oct,  9 

24 

13 

11 

48 

1925, 

Aug.  10 

11 

37 

48 

1930, 

June  19 

17 

31 

_ 

48 

1935, 

June  27 

43 

5 

48 

1939, 

Nov.  20 

29 

19 

48 

1944, 

Aug.  28 

36 

12 

48 

1948, 

June  28 

47 

5 

52 

1952, 

Sept.  22 

16 

36 

52 

1956, 

June  18 

15 

37 

52 

1960, 

June  27 

31 

21 

52 

1963, 

Apr.  22 

32 

20 

52 

1967, 

Oct.  23 

32 

26 

58 

1970, 

Oct.  26 

26 

32 

— 

58 

PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK 


625 


BY-ELECTIONS 

(Held  since  general  election  1970) 

KENT 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  member 
the  Hon.  L.  J.  Robichaud  (L)  April  30,  1971.  Nomination 
Sept.  20,  1971.  Voting  Oct.  4,  1971. 

Leger,  Omer  (PC)  .  6,682 

Cormier,  Omer  (L)  .  4,610 

Majority  for  Omer  Leger  (PC)  . . .  2,072 

(PC  gain  from  L) 

GLOUCESTER 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  mem¬ 
ber  Bernard  A.  Jean,  Q.C.  (L)  July  14,  1972.  Nomination, 
Sept.  5,  1972.  Voting,  Sept.  18,  1972. 

Morais,  Lorenzo  (PC)  . - .  13,685 

Savoie,  Richard  (L)  .  11,714 

Majority  for  Alonzo  Morais  (PC)  . . .  1,971 

(PC  gain  from  L) 

BATHURST  CITY 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  the  sitting  member 
H.  H.  Williamson,  (L)  Aug.  24,  1972.  Nomination,  Nov.  7, 
1972.  Voting,  Dec.  11,  1972. 

McGinley,  Eugene  (L)  3,095 

Dimitroff,  Nicholas,  (PC)  . - .  2,584 

Boudreau,  Louis  L.  (Ind.)  .  443 

Majority  for  Eugene  McGinley  (L)  .  511 

(no  change) 


62  6 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


SAINT  JOHN  EAST 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  the  sitting  member 
Charles  Mcllveen,  (PC)  July  26,  1972.  Nomination,  Nov.  7, 
1972.  Voting,  Dec.  11,  1972. 

Merrithew,  G.  S.  (PC)  .  3,408 

Foster,  G.  M.  (L)  . _ . .  2,825 

Richardson,  Eldon  J.  (NDP)  .  275 

Majority  for  G.  S.  Merrithew  (PC)  . .  583 

(no  change) 

CHARLOTTE 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  the  sitting  member 
John  Rigby,  M.D.,  (PC),  Sept.  8,  1972.  Nomination,  Nov.  7, 
1972.  Voting,  Dec.  11,  1972. 

Tucker,  James  (PC)  . __ . .  5,037 

Brown,  W.  Robert  (L)  .  4,242 

Majority  for  James  Tucker  (PC)  . . .  795 

(no  change) 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES  IN  LEGISLATURE 

Upon  the  dissolution  of  the  Forty-sixth  Legislature,  S 
tember  2,  1970,  the  parties  stood: 

Liberals  .  29 

Progressive  Conservatives  . _ . .  26 

Independent  Liberal  . j 

Vacancies  . 2 

TOTAL  MEMBERSHIP  . 53 

The  standing,  in  January  1973,  was  as  follows: 

Progressive  Conservatives  . 31 

Liberals  .  24 

Independent  P.C .  1 

Vacancies  .  2 

TOTAL  MEMBERSHIP  . ^ 


PROVINCE  OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 


627 


PROVINCE  OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Act  creating  Province  of  Newfoundland  came  into 
force,  March  31,  1949. 

Population:  (Census  1945)  321,219;  (Census  1951) 

357,762;  (Census  1956)  415,074;  (Census  1961)  458,000; 
(Census,  June,  1966),  493,000;  (Census,  June,  1971), 
522,000;  (Estimated,  July,  1972),  533,000. 

Area:  Land  143,045  sq.  miles;  Water  13,140  sq.  miles. 
Total:  156,185  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  St.  John’s,  Newfoundland. 


LIEUTENANT  GOVERNOR 

HARNUM,  HON.  EWART  JOHN  ARLINGTON.  B.  Oct. 
13,  1910  at  Sound  Island,  Placentia  Bay,  Newfoundland. 
S.  of  Louis  John  Harnum  and  Maud  Dawe.  Ed.  at  Bishop 
Field  College,  St.  John’s.  Pres.  Harnum  Insurance  Agencies 
Ltd.;  past  pres.  Newfoundland  Board  of  Fire  Underwriters 
and  Insurance  Institute  of  Newfoundland.  M.  July  29,  1936 
to  Phyllis  Mary  Dowden.  Three  children:  Jacqueline,  Pa¬ 
tricia  and  Linda.  District  Grand  Master  of  the  Grand 
Lodge  of  Scotland  A.F.  &  A.M.  Mem.  of  the  Newfoundland 
Board  of  Trade  and  Bally  Haly  Golf  and  Country  Club. 
Apptd.  Lieutenant-Governor  of  the  province  of  Newfound¬ 
land  April  2,  1969.  Address:  Government  House,  St.  John’s, 
Newfoundland. 

PREVIOUS  LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS 

Sir  Albert  Walsh,  April  1,  1949  to  Sept.  4,  1949. 

Sir  Leonard  Outerbridge,  Sept.  15,  1949  to  Dec.  15,  1957. 
Hon.  Campbell  L.  Macpherson,  Dec.  16,  1957  to  Feb.  28, 
1963. 

Hon.  Fabian  O’Dea,  Q.C.,  March  1,  1963  to  March  31,  1969. 


62B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


THE  MOORES  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

HON.  FRANK  D.  MOORES, 

Premier. 

HON.  EDWARD  MAYNARD, 

Minister  ot  Agriculture  and  Forests. 

HON.  GERALD  OTTENHEIMER. 

Minister  ol  Education. 

HON.  JOHN  C.  CROSBIE, 

Minister  oi  Finance. 

HON.  ROY  CHEESEMAN, 

Minister  of  Fisheries. 

HON.  Dr.  AUGUSTUS  T.  ROWE, 

Minister  of  Health. 

HON.  WILLIAM  DOODY, 

Minister  of  Industrial  Development. 

HON.  T.  ALEXANDER  HICKMAN, 

Minister  of  Justice. 

HON.  GORDON  DAWE, 

Minister  of  Manpower  and  Industrial  Relations. 

HON.  LEO  D.  BARRY, 

Minister  of  Mines  and  Energy. 

HON.  WILLIAM  W.  MARSHALL, 

Minister  without  Portfolio. 

HON.  HAROLD  A.  COLLINS, 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs  and  Housing. 

HON.  THOMAS  V.  HICKEY, 

Minister  of  Provincial  Affairs  and  Environment. 

HON.  H.  R.  V.  EARLE, 

Minister  of  Public  Works  Services. 

HON.  JOSEPH  ROUSSEAU, 

Minister  of  Rehabilitation  and  Recreation. 

HON.  JIM  REID, 

Minister  of  Rural  Development. 

HON.  ANTHONY  J.  MURPHY, 

Minister  of  Social  Assistance. 

HON.  THOMAS  M.  DOYLE, 

Minister  of  Tourism. 

HON.  Dr.  T.  C.  FARRELL, 

Minister  of  Transportation  and  Communication. 

Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council:  James  G.  Channing. 


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NEWFOUNDLAND  HOUSE  OF  ASSEMBLY 

Consists  of  41  Constituencies  and  42  members.  Each 
electoral  division  returns  one  member;  except  Harbour 
Maine  which  returns  two  members. 

Salary  of  Premier,  $22,000;  Ministers,  $21,000;  Speaker, 
$17,000;  Opposition  Leader,  $21,000;  Members,  $10,000. 

LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1949 


No.  of  Legisl. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st  T.egia-  . 

July 

Feb. 

11, 

1949 

Dec. 

7, 

1949 

2nd  . 

15, 

1950 

June 

30, 

1950 

Nov. 

3, 

1951 

3rd  . 

Mar. 

7, 

1951 

[Oct. 

17, 

1951 

4th  . 

Oct. 

24, 

1951 

Nov. 

3, 

1951 

2nd  Legis . . 

1st  . 

Mar. 

11, 

1952 

May 

20, 

1952 

2nd  ... 

Tune 

30, 

1952 

Mar. 

11, 

1953 

3rd  . 

Mar. 

11, 

1953 

May 

20, 

1953 

4th  . 

Mar. 

24, 

1954 

June 

21, 

1954 

Sept. 

10, 

1956 

5th 

Mar. 

23, 

1955 

Apr. 

27, 

1955 

6th  . 

Sept. 

12, 

1955 

Sept. 

28, 

1955 

7th  .._ 

Mar. 

14, 

1956 

May 

10, 

1956 

3rd  Legis.  . . 

1st  . 

Mar. 

19, 

1957 

June 

12, 

1957 

ljuly 

28, 

2nd  . 

Jan. 

20, 

1958 

Sept. 

10, 

1958 

1959 

3rd  . 

Feb. 

23, 

1959 

July 

28, 

1956 

1 

4th  Legis . 

1st  . 

Apr. 

20, 

1960 

July 

5, 

1960 

Oct. 

23, 

1962 

2nd  . 

Jan. 

18, 

1961 

Mar. 

13, 

1961 

3rd  . 

Dec. 

4, 

1961 

Dec. 

15, 

1961 

4th  . 

Jan. 

24, 

1962 

Mar. 

20, 

1962 

Mar. 

20, 

1963 

Feb. 

14, 

1964 

2nd  . 

Mar. 

4, 

1964 

Jan. 

26, 

1965 

JAug. 

17, 

1966 

3rd 

fan. 

27, 

1965 

Jan. 

12, 

1966 

4th  .... 

Jan. 

12, 

1966 

Mar. 

25, 

1966 

6th  Legis . — 

1st  . 

Nov. 

30, 

1966 

Feb. 

1, 

1968 

2nd  . 

Feb. 

21, 

1968 

Nov. 

1, 

1968 

i-Oot. 

6, 

1971 

3rd . 

Feb. 

24, 

1969 

Nov. 

1969 

1 

4th  . 

Feb. 

18, 

1970 

J 

5th  . 

Mar. 

22, 

1971 

7th  Legis . 

1st . 

Mar. 

1, 

1972 

Mar. 

1, 

1972 

j-Mar. 

1, 

1972 

8th  Legis . 

1st . 

Apr. 

19, 

1972 

Nov. 

27, 

1972 

63D 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

Speaker:  Hon.  Maxwell  James  Russell. 


NAME 


CONSTITUENCIES 


Aylward,  Fintan  J. 


Placentia  East 


Barry,  Hon.  Leo  . . .  Placentia  West 

Brett,  Charles  . . . . Trinity  North 


Carter,  John  A . 

Cheeseman,  Hon.  Roy  . 

Collins,  Hon.  Harold  A . 

Crosbie,  Hon.  John  C.  . 


St.  John's  North 

Hermitage 

Gander 

St.  John's  West 


Dawe,  Hon.  Gordon  W. 
Doody,  Hon.  C.  William 

Doyle,  Hon.  Tom  . 

Dunphy,  Alex  M . 

Earle,  Hon.  H.  R.  V . 

Evans,  Allan  . 

Farrell,  Hon.  Dr  T. 


Harbour  Main 
Harbour  Main 
Ferryland 
St.  George's 

Fortune 

Burgeo  &  LaPoile 
Humber  East 


Gillette,  H.  W.  C . 

Hickey,  Hon.  Thomas  . 

Hickman,  Hon.  T.  Alexander,  Q.C . . 

Howard,  Brendan  . 

Marshall,  Hon.  William  . 

Martin,  Michael  . . 

Maynard,  Hon.  Edward  . 

Moores,  Hon.  Frank  D . 

Morgan,  James  . 

Murphy,  Hon.  Anthony  J.  . 

Neary,  Stephen  A. 

Ottenheimer,  Hon.  Gerald  R. 

Peckford,  Brian  . 

Reid,  Hon.  James  . 

Roberts,  Edward  M. 

Rousseau,  Hon.  Joseph 


Twillingate 

St.  John's  East  Extern 
Burin 

Bay  de  Verde 

St.  John's  East 
Labrador  South 
St.  Barbe  South 
Humber  West 
Bonavista  South 
St.  John's  Centre 

Bell  Island 

St.  Mary's 

Green  Bay 

Trinity  South 
White  Bay  North 
Labrador  West 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS—  (Cont’d.) 


NAME 

CONSTITUENCIES 

Rowe,  Hon.  Dr.  Augustus  T . 

Rowe,  Frederick  . 

Rowe,  William  N. 

Carbonear 

St.  Barbe  North 

White  Bay  South 

Lewisporte 

Russell,  Hon.  James  Maxwell  (Speaker)  .  .. 

Senior,  Aubrey  J . 

Grand  Falls 

Stagg,  Frederick  R.  .  . 

Port  an  Port 

Thoms,  Paul  S . 

Bonavista  North 

Wells,  Robert  . 

Wilson,  George  . 

Winsor,  Capt.  Earl  W . 

St.  John's  South 

Port  de  Grave 

Fogo 

Labrador  North 

Young,  Haig  . 

Harbour  Grace 

63  2 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES  WITH 
POLITICAL  AFFILIATIONS 

LEGEND:  P.C. — Progressive  Conservative;  L — Liberal;  N.L.P.— New  La¬ 
brador  Party. 


CONSTITUENCY 

NAME  OF  MEMBER 

Party 

Affiliation 

P.C. 

L. 

L. 

James  Morgan  . 

P.C. 

Burgeo  &  LaPoile  . 

Allan  Evans  . 

P.C. 

Burin  . 

Hon.  T.  Alexander  Hickman, 

Q.C .  ................ 

P.C. 

Carbonear . 

Hon.  Dr.  Augustus  T.  Rowe  ... 

P.C. 

Hon.  Tom  Doyle  . 

P.C. 

Capt.  Earl  W.  Winsor  . 

L. 

Hon.  H.  R.  V.  Earle 

P.C. 

Hon.  Harold  A.  Collins  . 

P.C. 

Aubrey  J.  Senior  . 

P.C. 

Green  Bay  . 

Brian  Peckford  . 

P.C. 

Haig  Young  . 

P.C. 

Harbour  Main  . 

Hon.  C.  William  Doody 

P.C. 

Hon.  Gordon  W.  Dawe 

P.C. 

Hermitage  . 

Hon.  Roy  Cheeseman 

P.C. 

Humber  East  . 

Hon.  Dr.  T.  Farrell 

P.C. 

Humber  West  . 

Hon.  Frank  D.  Moores 

P.C. 

Labrador  North 

Melvin  Woodward 

L. 

Labrador  South 

Michael  Martin 

N.L.P. 

Labrador  West  . 

Hon.  Joseph  Rousseau 

P.C. 

Lewisporte 

Hon.  James  M.  Russell 

P.C. 

Placentia  East  . 

Fintan  J.  Aylward 

P.C. 

Placentia  West 

Hon.  Leo  Barry  . 

P.C. 

Port  au  Port 

Frederick  R.  Stagg 

P.C. 

Port  de  Grave 

George  Wilson 

P  c 

St.  Barbe  North  . 

Frederick  Rowe  . . 

P.C. 

St.  Barbe  South  . 

Hon.  Edward  Maynard 

P  c 

St.  George's  . 

Alex  M.  Dunphy 

P  C 

St.  John's  Centre  . 

Hon.  Anthony  J.  Murphy 

P.C. 

St.  John's  East  . 

Hon.  William  Marshall 

P.C. 

St.  John's  East  Extern. 

Hon.  Thomas  Hickey 

P.C. 

St.  John's  North  . 

John  A.  Carter 

P.C. 

St.  John's  South 

Robert  Wells 

P.C. 

St.  John's  West  . 

Hon.  John  C.  Crosbie 

P.C. 

St.  Mary's  . . . 

Hon.  Gerald  R.  Ottenheimer 

P.C. 

Trinity  North  . 

Charles  Brett  . 

P  c 

Trinity  South  . 

Hon.  James  Reid  . 

P.C. 

Twillingate  . 

H.  W.  C.  Gillette 

L 

White  Bay  South  . 

William  N.  Rowe  . 

l! 

White  Bay  North 

Edward  M.  Roberts 

L. 

PROVINCE  DF  NEWFOUNDLAND 


633 


SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

AYLWARD,  FINTAN  J.  (Placentia  East).  First  elected 
to  Nfld.  Legis.  Assem.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address: 
47  Smithville  Cresc.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

BARRY,  HON.  LEO  DENIS,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  LL.B.,  LL.M. 
(Placentia  West).  B.  Aug.  7,  1943  at  Placentia,  Nfld.  S.  of 
Leo  Maurice  Barry  and  Elizabeth  Ryan.  Ed.  at  Brigus 
Convent  School;  Memorial  Univ.  of  Nfld.;  Dalhousie  Law 
School  and  Yale  Law  School.  M.  Feb.  23,  1962  to  Mary 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Gerald  Maloney  of  Grand  Falls,  Nfld. 
Two  children:  Sheila  and  Diana.  A  lawyer  and  politician. 
First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Appt’d.  Min.  of 
Mines  and  Energy  Dec.  1,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  63  Roche  Street,  St.  John’s  Nfld. 

BRETT,  ROY  CHARLES  (Trinity  North).  B.  Aug.  18, 
1936  at  Barr’d  Island,  Nfld.  S.  of  William  Richard  Brett 
and  Phoebe  Elizabeth  Keats.  Ed.  at  Barr’d  Island  H.S.  and 
Memorial  Univ.  of  Nfld.  M.  Dec.  15,  1956  to  Norma,  dau. 
of  Baxter  Rice  of  Botwood.  Two  children:  Debra  Ann  and 
Charles  Todd.  A  business  administrator.  First  elected  to 
Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Parliamentary  Asst,  to  Premier 
March  1972.  Mem.:  Clarenville  Lions  Club.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  United.  Address:  Clarenville,  Nfld. 

CARTER,  JOHN  A.,  B.A.,  B.A.Ed.  (St.  John’s  North). 
B.  May  15,  1933  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Alan  George 
Carter  and  Eda  Mobel.  Ed.  at  Bishop  Field  and  St.  Bona- 
venture  Colleges  and  Memorial  Univ.,  Nfld.  M.  June  28, 
1960  to  Brenda  Marjorie  dau.  of  Dr.  Joseph  Murphy  of 
St.  John’s.  Two  children:  Ian  and  Jeremy  Alison.  A 
farmer.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1972.  Min.  of  Education  and  Youth  Jan.  18,  1972  to 
Nov.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Church  of  England. 
Address:  77  Rennies’  Mill  Rd.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

CHEESEMAN,  HON.  ROY  LAWRENCE  (Hermitage). 
B.  Dec.  7,  1921  at  Port  au  Bras,  Nfld.  S.  of  Hon.  John  T. 
Cheeseman  (dec.)  and  Mona  E.  Ludlow.  Ed.  at  Bishop 
Field  Coll.;  King’s  Coll.,  Windsor,  N.S.  and  Shaw’s  Busi- 


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ness  School,  Toronto.  M.  June  17,  1948  to  Vicki,  dau.  of 
W.  J.  Butler  of  Bishop’s  Falls,  Nfld.  Four  children:  Law¬ 
rence,  Lynn,  Vicki  and  Christine.  Past  Pres.  Nfld.  Bd.  of 
Trade.  Served  R.A.F.,  WW  II  1940-45.  Mem.:  Rotary  Club. 
St.  John’s  and  Murray’s  Pond  Country  Club.  Past  Vice- 
Pres.  St.  John’s  Jr.  C.  of  C.  and  Past  Pres.  St.  John’s 
Rotary  Club.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Fisheries  May  1,  1972.  Party  Pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  7  Somerset  St.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 


COLLINS,  HON.  HAROLD  ANTHONY  (Gander).  B.  May 
21,  1925  at  Indian  Islands,  Nfld.  S.  of  Lorenzo  and  Elizabeth 
Collins,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Indian  Islands  schools.  M. 
Sept.  19,  1949  to  Jean  dau.  of  Joseph  Ptckford  of  Gander 
Bay,  Nfld.  Ten  children:  Brian,  Elizebeth,  David,  Paul, 
Deborah,  Sharon,  Kevin,  Craig,  Derek,  Tony.  A  commu¬ 
nications  supervisor.  Mem.  Gander  Municipal  Council,  1962- 
67;  School  Bd.  1963-67.  Mem.  Nfld.  Airport  Club,  Boys 
Scout  Assn.,  Curling  Club,  Hockey  Assn.,  Baseball  Assn,  and 
past  exec.  mem.  Lions  International.  Cand.  Nfld.  g.e.  1962 
and  1966  and  def.  First  elected  Nfld.  Legis.  at  by-election 
1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971  and  1972.  Apptd.  Min.'  of  Muni¬ 
cipal  Affairs  and  Housing,  Jan.  18,  1972.  Re-apptd.  April 
19,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  34 
Dun  fie  Id  St.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 


CROSBIE,  HON.  JOHN  CARNELL,  B.A.,  LL  B  (St 
John’s  West).  Born  Jan.  30,  1931  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  Son  of 
Chesley  Arthur  Crosbie  and  Jessie  Carnell,  both  Can 
Ed.  at  Bishop  Field  Coll.,  St.  John’s;  St.  Andrews  Coll , 
Aurora,  Ont.;  Queen’s  Univ.,  Kingston,  Ont.;  Dalhousie 
Univ.,  Halifax  and  London  School  of  Economics.  M.  Sept 
8,  1952  to  Jane  Ellen  Audrey  dau.  of  Dr.  John  Furneaux 
of  St.  John’s.  Three  children:  Chesley  Furneaux,  Michael 
John  and  Beth.  A  lawyer.  Dir.  of  Chimo  Shipping  Ltd 
Wabush  Enterprises  Ltd.  and  Advisory  Bd.  of  Nfld  Mon¬ 
treal  Trust  Co.  Elected  St.  John’s  City  Council  Nov  1965 
and  Deputy  Mayor  Jan.  1966  to  July  19,  1966  Mem 
Laurier  Club,  Baly  Haly  Golf  and  Country  Club,  City 
Club  and  Can.  Red  Cross.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis 


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635 


g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971  and  1972.  Min.  of  Municipal 
Affairs  and  Supply,  1966  to  1967.  Min.  of  Health,  1967-1968. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Finance  and  Economic  Development  Jan. 
18,  1972.  Re-apptd.  Min.  of  Finance  Apr.  19,  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  16  Circular  Rd., 
St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

DAWE,  HON.  GORDON  WILLIAM,  (Harbour  Main).  B. 
May  17,  1938  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  William  Gordon 
Dawe  and  Eliza  Ann  Smith.  Ed.  at  Queen  Elizabeth  Regional 
H.S.  M.  Oct.  20,  1959  to  Ena  dau.  of  Shenson  Francis  of 
Broad  Cove,  B.D.V.  Two  children:  Gregory  Gordon  and 
Carol  Francine.  A  land  surveyor.  Mem.  Lions,  Royal  Can. 
Legion,  Kelligrems,  LOL  Fontrap  and  SUF  Topsail.  Cand. 
Nfld.  g.e.  1966  and  def.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Min.  of  Supply  &  Services  Jan. 
18,  1972.  to  Apr.  19,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Manpower  & 
Industrial  Relations,  Apr.  19,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  Tobin’s  Road,  Manuels,  Conception 
Bay,  Nfld. 

DOODY,  HON.  C.  WILLIAM,  (Harbour  Main).  B.  Feb. 
Feb.  26,  1931  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Matthew  Doody 
and  Florence  O’Neill.  Ed.  at  St.  Bonaventure  Coll.,  St. 
John’s.  M.  July  30,  1960  to  Doreen  Elaine  dau.  of  Redvers 
Jessop  of  Keighley  Yorks,  England.  Three  children:  Chris¬ 
tine,  Liam  and  Steven.  A  businessman.  First  elected  to 
Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Min.  of  Mines, 
Agriculture  and  Resources  Jan.  18,  1972  to  Apr.  19,  1972. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Industrial  Development  Apr.  19,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  27  Portugal  Cove 
Rd.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

DOYLE,  HON.  THOMAS  MERSHON  (Ferryland).  B. 
Feb.  7,  1932  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Gerald  S.  Doyle,  Can. 
and  Marjorie  Mershon,  American.  Ed.  at  Bonaventure’s 
Coll.,  St.  Michael’s  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  June  18, 
1956  to  Patricia  Elizabeth  dau.  of  D.  W.  Kielly  of  St.  John’s. 
Two  children:  Michael  Stanley  and  Sydney  Ann.  A  busi¬ 
nessman.  Mem.  St.  John’s  Municipal  Council  1965-69.  Mem. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Rotary,  Jaycees,  Nfld.  T.B.  Ass’n.,  Red  Cross,  Ad  &  Sales 
Club,  Tourism  Commission,  K.  of  C.,  St.  John  Ambulance 
and  Murray  Pond  Country  Club.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Pari.  Asst,  to  Pre¬ 
mier  Frank  D.  Moores  Jan.  20,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Tourism,  Dec.  1,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  35  Carpasian  Rd.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

DUNPHY,  ALEX  M.,  jr.,  (St.  George’s).  B.  Oct.  23,  1928 
at  Curling,  Nfld.  S.  of  Alex  M.  Dunphy  and  Isabella  Mc- 
Lellan.  Ed.  at  St.  Bonaventure’s  Coll.,  St.  Francis  Xavier 
Univ.  and  Catholic  H.S.,  Montreal.  M.  Aug.  3,  1962  to 
Mary  Elizabeth  dau.  of  Walter  Burton  of  Corner  Brook, 
Nfld.  Four  children:  Jason,  Lorri,  Jeannine  and  Sanora. 
A  businessman.  Mayor  of  Steady  Brook  1970-71.  Mem. 
Exec.  P.C.  Assoc.  1968-71.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  93,  Steady  Brook,  Corner  Brook,  Nfld. 

EARLE,  HON.  HENRY  ROBERT  VALENCE  (Fortune). 
B.  Dec.  22,  1911  at  Fogo,  Nfld.  S.  of  William  Earle  and 
France  Gertrude  White.  Ed.  at  Private  School  and  Bishop 
Field  Coll.  M.  Sept.  28,  1939  to  Effie,  dau.  of  Hon.  Capt. 
I.  R.  Randell  of  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  Three  children:  Eliza¬ 
beth  Eugenie  (Mrs.  G.  R.  Peters),  William  R.  V.  and  V. 
Randell  J.  Mem.:  Bally  Haly  Golf  and  Country  Club;  Can. 
Club  of  New  York  and  Royal  Commonwealth  Soc.,  Lon¬ 
don,  England.  Past.  Ch.  Nfld.  Fish  Exporters  Ltd.  First 
Ch.  Nfld.  Fish  Trades  Assoc.  Past  Pres,  and  Mgr.  Earle 
Sons  &  Co.  Ltd.  Past  Pres.  Rotary  Club  of  St.  John’s  and 
Nfld.  Bd.  of  Trade.  Past  Ch.  Anglican  School  Bd.  of 
St.  John’s.  Past  Dir.  Fisheries  Council  of  Canada.  Past 
Commissioner  North  West  Atlantic  Fisheries  Organization. 
Can.  Observer  UNESCO,  Paris  1966.  Past  Exec.  Mem. 
Diocesan  Synod  of  Nfld.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e. 
1962.  Min.  of  Ed.,  Dec.  1964.  Min.  of  Public  Welfare,  July 
1967.  Min.  of  Finance,  May  1968  to  Nov.  1969.  Min.  of 
Economic  Development,  July  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Public 
Works  and  Services,  Dec.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  74  Topsail  Road,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 


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EVANS,  ALLEN  (Burgeo  &  LaPoile).  B.  Feb.  19,  1917 
at  St.  Jacques,  Nfld.  S.  of  Frederick  Theodore  Evans, 
Welsh  and  Elvina  Savoury,  British.  Ed.  at  St.  Jacques 
schools,  Bishop  Field  Coll,  and  Memorial  Univ.  M.  May 
31,  1938  to  Winnifred  dau.  of  Samuel  Hayman  of  Fox 
Island,  Nfld.  Six  children:  Geraldine,  Maxwell,  Jack, 
Sherry,  Dale  and  Nola.  A  salesman.  Cand.  Nfld.  g.e.  1956, 
1959,  1962  and  1966  and  def.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  An¬ 
glican.  Address:  P.O.  Box  10,  Isle-aux-Morts,  Nfld. 

FARRELL,  HON.  THOMAS  CHRISTOPHER,  M.B., 
B.A.O.,  (Humber  East).  B.  Nov.  25,  1925  at  Sligo,  Ireland. 
S.  of  Thomas  and  Mary  Farrell,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at  Summer- 
hill  Coll.,  Sligo,  Ireland  and  National  Univ.  of  Ireland, 
Dublin.  M.  Oct.  6,  1955  to  Margaret  Ann  dau.  of  P.  R. 
Doucette  of  Corner  Brook,  Nfld.  Six  children:  Cawley, 
Robert,  Patricia  Jean,  Moya,  Thomas  and  Kerry.  A  physi¬ 
cian.  Served  RCAMC  rank  of  Capt.  Councillor  Corner  Brook 
City  Council.  1969-71,  Justice  of  the  Peace.  Mem.  West- 
mount  Club,  Blomidon  Club,  K.  of  C.,  John  Howard  Society, 
Heart  Foundation,  Cancer  Society,  exec.  mem.  Nfld.  Medical 
Assoc,  and  Can.  Medical  Assoc.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Min.  of  Highways  and  Min. 
of  Public  Works  Jan.  18,  1972  to  May  2,  1972.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Transportation  &  Communications  May  2,  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  11  Marcelle  Ave., 
Corner  Brook,  Nfld. 

GILLETT,  HERBERT  WILLIAM  CLARKE  (Twillin- 
gate).  B.  Nov.  9,  1915  at  Twillingate,  Nfld.  S.  of  John 
Gillett  and  Lucy  Clarke.  Ed.  at  Hosmer  School,  Water- 
town,  Mass.,  U.S.A.;  Durrell  Academy,  Twillingate;  Prince 
of  Wales  School,  St.  John’s  and  Memorial  Univ.  College, 
St.  John’s.  M.  July  22,  1941  to  Edna,  dau.  of  Arthur  Ash¬ 
bourne  of  Twillingate,  Nfld.  Pres.  H.  W.  C.  Gillett  Ltd.  and 
Proprietor  of  John  Gillett  and  Son.  Mem.:  Lions  Club  and 
Masonic  Lodge.  Ch.  Bd.  of  Dir.  Notre  Dame  Bay  Memorial 
Hospital,  Twillingate.  Mem.:  Bd.  of  Stewards,  United 
Church  of  Canada,  Twillingate  and  C.  of  C.  Twillingate. 


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Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Twillingate, 
Nfld. 

HICKEY,  HON.  THOMAS  V.,  (St.  John’s  East  Extern). 
B.  Feb.  15,  1933  at  Outer  Cove,  Nfld.  S.  of  Thomas  and  Mary 
Hickey.  Ed.  at  St.  Francis  School,  Outer  Cove  and  Memorial 
Univ.  M.  to  Dorothy  Grace  Wall.  One  daughter.  Ex-mem. 
Placentia  Town  Council.  Pres,  and  Founder  (1964)  and 
now  Hon.  Pres.  Placentia  Regatta  Comm.  Mem.  Lions,  and 
Star  of  the  Sea  Assoc.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1966. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1971  and  1972.  Min.  of  Social  Services  and 
Rehabilitation  Jan.  18,  1972  to  Apr.  19,  1972.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Provincial  Affairs  &  Environment  Apr.  19,  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  5872,  St. 
John’s,  Nfld. 

HICKMAN,  HON.  T.  A.  ALEXANDER,  Q.C.,  LL  B 
(Burin).  Born  Oct.  19,  1925  at  Grand  Bank,  Nfld.  Son  of 
Percival  Hickman  and  Myrtle  Foote  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
United  Church  Academy,  Grand  Bank;  Memorial  Univ., 
and  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax.  M.  July  4,  1953  to  Nancy 
Jane  dau.  of  Henry  G.  R.  Mews  of  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  Four 
children:  Thomas  Alexander,  Heather  Jane,  Harrv  Mews 
and  Peter  Anglin.  A  Barrister  and  Solicitor.  Chairman 
United  Church  School  Bd,  for  St.  John’s,  1962-68.  Mem. 
Kiwanis,  Masonic,  Bally  Haly  Golf  Club,  Can.  Bar  Assn.,  Law 
Society  of  Nfld.  and  Murray’s  Pond  Fishing  Club.  First 
elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971  and 
1972.  Min.  of  Justice  1966-69.  Min.  of  Health,  1967-68. 
President  of  Council  Jan.  18,  1972  to  Apr.  19,  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Justice  Jan.  18,  1972  and  Re-apptd.  Apr.  19,  1972 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  62  Carpa- 
sian  Rd.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

HOWARD,  BRENDAN  ODILO  (Bay  de  Verde).  B. 
March  22,  1931  at  Daniel’s  Cove,  Trinity  Bay,  Nfld.  S.  of 
Lawrence  Peter  Howard  and  Margaret  Kehoe.  Ed.  at  R.C. 
School,  Daniel’s  Cove  and  St.  Joseph’s  H.S.,  Carbonear 
Conception  Bay,  Nfld.  M.  Aug.  23,  1953  to  Elizabeth,  dau’ 
of  Jermirah  McCann,  of  Gull  Island,  Conception  Bay 


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Nfld.  Six  children:  Patrick  Daniel,  Dominic  Joseph, 
Brenda  Elizabeth,  Robert  Joseph,  Daphne  Mary  and 
Colleen  Ann.  Mem.:  K.  of  C.  Pol.  Cand.  Nfld.  g.e.  1971  and 
def.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  29  Craigmillar  Ave.,  St. 
John’s,  Nfld. 

MARSHALL,  HON.  WILLIAM  (St.  John’s  East).  First 
elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  by-election  June  11,  1970.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1971  and  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio  Jan. 
18,  1972  and  re-apptd.  Apr.  19,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Address:  9  Smithville  Crescent,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

MARTIN,  MICHAEL  SOLOMON  (Labrador  South).  B. 
Dec.  14,  1938  at  Cartwright,  Labrador.  S.  of  James  Robert 
Martin  and  Johanna  Mathilda  Clark.  Ed.  at  St.  Peters 
School,  Cartwright,  Labrador.  M.  Aug.  23,  1962  to  Patricia 
Sybil,  dau.  of  Robert  Byrne  of  Donovans,  Nfld.  Two  chil¬ 
dren:  Karen  Elizabeth  and  Michael  James.  A  journalist. 
Enlisted  Can.  Army  1957;  served  central  and  Eastern 
Canada,  UNEF  Middle  East,  ONV  Congo,  discharged  1966 
rank  of  Cpl.  Pol.  cand.  Nfld.  g.e.  1971  and  1972  and  def. 
First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  by-election  Aug.  31,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  New  Labrador  Party.  Address:  P.O.  Box  1032, 
St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

MAYNARD,  HON.  EDWARD,  (St.  Barbe  South).  B.  Feb. 
22,  1939  at  Green  Island  Brook,  Nfld.  S.  of  William  H.  S. 
Maynard  and  Jane  Mitchelmore.  Ed.  at  Green  Island  Brook 
elementary  school,  St.  Bonaventure’s  Coll,  and  technical 
trg.  with  RCAF.  M.  May  10,  1963  to  Marlene  Angelia  dau. 
of  Reginald  Offrey  of  Hawks  Bay,  Nfld.  Three  children: 
Amanda  Darlene,  Colleen  Elizabeth  and  Monique  Jean¬ 
nette.  An  electronics  technician.  Former  exec,  sect’y. 
Northern  Regional  Development  Assoc,  and  Municipal 
Councillor.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1972.  Min.  of  Labour  Jan.  18,  1972  to  Apr.  19, 
1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture  &  Forests  Apr.  19,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  62  O’Regan  Rd., 
St.  John’s,  Nfld. 


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MOORES,  HON.  FRANK  DUFF  (Humber  West).  B.  Feb. 
18,  1933  at  Carbonear,  Nfld.  S.  of  Silas  Wilmot  and  Dorothy 
Duff,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  United  Church  Elementary  School, 
Carbonear  and  St.  Andrew’s  College,  Aurora.  M.  Jan.  5, 
1952  to  Dorothy  Elizabeth  dau.  of  Percy  Wm.  Pain  of 
Toronto.  Seven  children:  Susan  Joyce,  Deborah  Joan, 
Michele  Jan,  Elizabeth  Jill,  Nichole  Jane,  Stuart  William 
Duff  and  Andrea  Dorothy.  A  Businessman.  Mem.  St.  John’s 
City  Club,  Baly  Haly  Golf  Club  and  A.F.  &  A.M.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1968.  National  Leader  P.C.  Party, 
1969;  Prov.  Leader,  1970.  Resigned  seat  1971.  First  elected 
to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Sworn  in 
as  Premier  Jan.  18,  1972.  Min.  of  Fisheries  Jan.  18,  1972 
to  May,  1,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United.  Address: 
Elizabeth  Towers,  Elizabeth  Ave.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

MORGAN,  JAMES  C.  (Bonavista  South).  B.  Oct.  31, 
1939  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Samuel  Robert  and  Helan 
Morgan.  Ed.  at  St.  Nicholas  H.S.  and  Memorial  Univ., 
St.  John’s  and  Technical  College,  Toronto.  M.  Jan.  14, 
1967  to  Denise,  dau.  of  Emile  Philippe  of  Luskville,  Que. 
One  child:  Kimberly  Denise.  A  teacher  and  insurance 
underwriter.  Pol.  Cand.  Nfld.  g.e.  1971  and  def.  First 
elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  70  Mullock  Street,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

MURPHY,  HON.  ANTHONY  JOSEPH  (St.  John’s  Cen¬ 
tre).  B.  Dec.  22,  1913  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  James  Joseph 
Murphy  and  Agnes  Murphy  both  British.  Ed.  at  St. 
Patrick’s  Hall  School.  M.  July  1,  1942  to  Geraldine  Mary 
dau.  of  Thomas  and  Bridget  Ring  of  St.  John’s.  Three 
children:  Anthony  Patrick,  Mary  Lynn  and  David  Joseph. 
A  Life  Underwriter.  Pres.  Local  Boy  Scouts  Assn.  1960. 
Mem.  K.  of  C.,  Past  Pres.  Patrician  Assn.,  Pres.  Local 
Baseball  League  and  Vice-Pres.  Nfld.  Amateur  Baseball 
Assn.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1966,  1971  and  1972.  Chosen  Leader  of  the  Opposition, 
1969.  Min.  of  Provincial  Affairs  and  Labrador  Affairs, 
Jan.  18,  1972  to  Apr.  19,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Social 
Assistance  Apr.  19,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  72  LeMarehand  Rd.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 


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NEARY,  STEPHEN  A.  (Bell  Island).  Born  June  21, 
1925  at  Bell  Island,  Nfld.  S.  of  Peter  F.  Neary  and  Marga¬ 
ret  Dalton,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Kevins  Boys  School,  Bell 
Island.  An  inventory  clerk.  Mem.  Wabana  Town  Council. 
Past  pres.  Nfld.  Federation  of  Labour  and  Nfld.  Federa¬ 
tion  of  Mayors  and  Municipalities.  Mem.  O.E.I.U.  Local 
264  Bell  Island,  Regional  Library,  Wabana  Boys  Club, 
Nfld.  T.B.  Assn,  and  Bell  Island  Hospital  Committee. 
First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966, 
1971  and  1972.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  July  1968  to  1969. 
Min.  of  Social  Services  and  Rehabilitation,  June  3,  1969 
to  Jan.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  24 
Fox  Ave.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

OTTENHEIMER,  HON.  GERALD  R.,  B.A.,  M.A.,  (St. 
Mary’s).  B.  June  4,  1934  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Frederick 
Ottenheimer  and  Marguerite  Ryan.  Ed.  at  St.  Bonaventure’s 
Coll.,  Fordham  Univ.,  New  York,  Memorial  Univ.,  Nfld., 
Univ.  of  Paris,  Univ.  of  Rome,  Univ.  of  Ottawa  and  Cam¬ 
bridge  Univ.  M.  Aug.  20,  1957  to  Alma  dau.  of  John  Culli- 
more  of  Trinity,  Nfld.  Four  children:  Geraldine,  Susanne, 
Bernadette  and  Annmarie.  An  educator.  Former  Leader 
of  the  Opposition  and  party  leader  of  Nfld.  P.C.  Party  for 
3  yrs.  Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First  elected  to  Nfld. 
Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Resigned  as  mem.  1970.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1971  and  1972.  Min.  of  Intergovernmental  Affairs,  Jan. 

18,  1972  to  Apr.  19,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Education  Apr. 

19,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  126 
Waterford  Bridge  Rd.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

PECKFORD,  BRIAN  (Green  Bay).  First  elected  to 
Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  South 
Brook,  Hall’s  Bay,  Nfld. 

REID,  HON.  JAMES  (Trinity  South).  First  elected  to 
Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Rural  Development 
Dec.  1,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Heart’s  Delight, 
Trinity  Bay,  Nfld. 

ROBERTS,  EDWARD  M.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (White  Bay 
North).  B.  Sept.  1,  1940  at  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Harry 


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Duncan  Roberts,  British  and  M.  Katharine  Moxon,  Can. 
Ed.  at  Holloway  School,  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  St.  John’s; 
St.  Andrews  Coll.,  Aurora,  Ont.  and  Univ.  of  Toronto. 
A  barrister-at-law.  Associate  Private  Sect’y.  to  Hon.  J.  W. 
Pickersgill,  1963;  Exec.  Asst,  to  Hon.  J.  R.  Smallwood,  1964- 
1966  and  Pari.  Asst,  to  Premier,  1966.  First  elected  to  Nfld. 
Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971  and  1972.  Min.  of 
Public  Welfare,  July,  1968  to  1969.  Min.  of  Health,  June 
3,  1969  to  Jan.  1972.  Chosen  Leader  of  Nfld.  Lib.  Party 
Feb.  5,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Elizabeth  Towers,  Elizabeth  Ave.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

ROUSSEAU,  HON.  JOSEPH  (Labrador  West).  First 
elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Rehabili¬ 
tation  &  Recreation  Dec.  1,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address: 
12  Reid  St.,  Wabush,  Labrador,  Nfld. 

ROWE,  HON.  AUGUSTUS  TAYLOR,  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P., 
(Carbonear).  B.  Aug.  2,  1920  at  Heart’s  Content,  Nfld.  S. 
of  Joseph  Allan  Rowe  and  Eugenie  Taylor.  Ed.  at  Heart’s 
Content,  Memorial  Univ.  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  London, 
England.  M.  Dec.  2.  1944  to  Beatrice  Alice  dau.  of  Sidney 
Adams  of  London,  Eng.  Two  children:  David  Harold  and 
Sarah  Jane.  A  medical  practitioner.  Medical  Dir.  Carbonear 
Community  Hospital  1957-72.  Warrant  Officer  Nfld.  Liaison 
Force  WW  II.  Mem.  Kiwanis,  Masonic,  and  Nfld.  Can. 
Medical  Assoc.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Health  Jan.  18,  1972 
and  re-apptd.  Apr.  19,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Church 
of  England.  Address:  Conway  PI.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

ROWE,  FREDERICK  BUTT,  B.A.ed.,  B.Sc.,  M.A.ed. 
(St.  Barbe  North).  B.  Aug.  20,  1937  at  Wesleyville,  Nfld. 
S.  of  Frederick  William  Rowe  and  Edith  Laura  Butt.  Ed. 
at  Curtis  Academy,  St.  John’s;  Memorial  Univ.  of  Nfld. 
and  Columbia  Univ.,  New  York.  M.  Aug.  10,  1960  to 
Sandra  Maude,  dau.  of  Chesley  Butler  of  St.  John’s.  Three 
children:  Christopher  Frederick,  Lisa  Edith  Louise,  Ste¬ 
phanie  Denise.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  33  Taylor 
Place,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 


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ROWE,  WILLIAM  N.  (White  Bay  South).  First  elected 
to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Address:  10  Forest  Rd.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

RUSSELL,  HON.  MAXWELL  JAMES  (Lewisporte).  B. 
Sept.  4,  1940  at  Lewisporte,  Nfld.  S.  of  William  Stuart 
Russell  and  Blanche  Burt.  Ed.  at  Lewisporte  Central  H.S. 
and  Memorial  Univ.  Mem.:  Lions  Club  and  Royal  Can. 
Legion.  A  teacher.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Apptd.  Speaker  April  19,  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Apt.  59,  Ch. 
Square  Apts.,  Lewisporte,  Nfld. 

SENIOR,  AUBREY  JOHN  (Grand  Falls).  B.  March 
2,  1936  at  Flat  Islands,  Nfld.  S.  of  Ernest  and  Lottie  A. 
Senior.  Ed.  at  U.C.  school  and  Memorial  Univ.  M.  Aug.  13, 
1959  to  Joyce  dau.  of  Herbert  Lacey  of  Windsor,  Nfld.  Two 
children:  Paul  and  Craig.  A  businessman.  First  elected 
to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Min.  of 
Community  and  Social  Development  Jan.  18,  1972  to  Apr. 
19,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Evangelical.  Address: 
Chamberlains,  Conception  Bay,  Nfld. 

STAGG,  FREDERICK  ROSS,  B.A.  (Ed),  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Port 
au  Port).  B.  March  22, 1942  at  Clarenville,  Nfld.  S.  of  Chesley 
C.  Stagg  and  Gwendolyn  C.  Billard.  Ed.  at  Boswarlos  H.S., 
Memorial  Univ.  of  Nfld.  and  Univ.  of  N.B.  M.  Aug.  14,  1965 
to  Cheryl  Joan  dau.  of  Frederick  Rees  of  Bell  Island,  Nfld. 
Two  children:  Parker  Ashley  and  Trevor  Anthony.  A  lawyer. 
Mem.  Kinsmen  Club.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  Georgia  Dr.,  P.O.  Box  1100,  Stephenville,  Nfld. 

THOMS,  PAUL  S.  (Bonavista  North).  B.  Feb.  19,  1932 
at  Garnish,  Nfld.  S.  of  James  and  Gertrudre  Thoms.  Ed. 
at  Middle  Brook,  Nfld.  schools.  M.  to  Elsie  dau.  of  Charles 
Barrow  of  Middle  Brook,  Nfld.  Six  children:  Paul,  Nicho¬ 
las,  Samuel,  Helen,  Minnie  and  Frences.  A  surveyor. 
Served  RCAF  1949-54.  Mem.  S.U.F.,  L.O.L.  and  pres. 
Gambo  Red  Gross.  Mem.  Dark  Cove,  Middle  Brook  Rec¬ 
reational  Assoc.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971. 


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Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Ad¬ 
dress:  P.O.  Box  269,  Dark  Cove,  Nfld. 

WELLS,  ROBERT  (St.  John’s  South).  First  elected  to 
Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  8  St.  An¬ 
drews  PI.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

WILSON,  GEORGE  MAXWELL  (Port  de  Grave).  B. 
Aug.  7,  1913  at  South  River,  Nfld.  S.  of  William  Henry 
Wilson  and  Emily  Stevens.  Ed.  at  All  Saints  School, 
South  River.  M.  Dec.  1,  1938  to  Muriel  Jane,  dau.  of  Tho¬ 
mas  Babcock  of  Bay  Roberts,  Nfld.  Two  children:  Reginald 
George  and  Linda  Muriel.  A  lumber  and  hardware  dealer 
and  building  contractor.  Mayor  of  Clarke’s  Beach.  Mem.: 
L.O.L.  and  R.B.P.,  Clarke’s  Beach.  First  elected  to  Nfld. 
Legis.  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
P.O.  Box  70,  Clarke’s  Beach,  Conception  Bay,  Nfld. 

WINSOR,  EARL  WILFRED  (Fogo).  B.  July  21,  1918,  at 
Wesleyville,  Nfld.  S.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joshua  Winsor,  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Wesleyville,  St.  John’s,  Nfld.  M.  Dec.  11th,  1945, 
to  Sarah  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Penny,  of 
English  Hr.,  Trinity  Bay,  Nfld.  One  son:  Franklyn  Bruce. 
Master  Mariner,  (with  first  class  wireless  certificate).  Dir. 
Winsor  Trading  Co.,  Ltd.  Eleven  yrs.  Master,  navigating  in 
Northern  Labrador.  Served  as  Purser,  Wireless  Operator  in 
Merchant  Ships  during  last  War.  Mem.  Masonic  Order  and 
Loyal  Orange  Assn.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1956. 
Re-elected  g.e.,  1959,  1962,  1966,  1971  and  1972.  Min.  of 
Labrador  Affairs,  July,  1968  to  Jan.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  U.  C.  of  C.  Address:  7  Amherst  Heights,  St. 
John’s,  Nfld. 

WOODWARD,  MELVIN,  (Labrador  North).  First  elected 
to  Nfld.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Re-elected  g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Address:  Bldg.  F10,  D.O.T.  Area,  Goose  Bay,  La¬ 
brador. 

YOUNG,  DOUGLAS  HAIG  (Harbour  Grace).  B.  April 
13,  1928  at  Upper  Island  Cove,  Nfld.  S.  of  John  and  Bertha 
Young.  Ed.  at  Upper  Island  Cove  and  Memorial  Univ., 


PROVINCE  OF  NEWFOUNDLAND 


645 


St.  John’s.  M.  Aug.  8,  1951  to  Shirley,  dau.  of  Weston 
Farrar  of  Bell  Island,  Nfld.  Two  children:  Douglas  and 
Marina.  A  funeral  director.  Elected  to  first  Town  Council 
of  Upper  Island  Cove  in  1965.  Apptd.  Justice  of  the  Peace 
in  1966.  Mem.:  Masonic  Lodge.  First  elected  to  Nfld.  Legis. 
g.e.  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  70,  Upper  Island  Cove,  Nfld. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  HOUSE  OF  ASSEMBLY 

Clerk  of  the  House  of  Assembly: 

COADY,  HUGH  F.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  B.  Apr.  11,  1932  at  St. 
John’s,  Nfld.  S.  of  Robert  Coady  and  Gertrude  Shanahan, 
both  dec.  Ed.  at  St.  Joseph’s  School,  Breton,  St.  Bona- 
venture’s  Coll.,  St.  John’s,  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.,  Anti- 
gonish,  N.S.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax.  M.  Sept.  4,  1965 
to  Lois  Elizabeth  dau.  of  Ernest  Curry  (dec.)  of  Sydney, 
N.S.  A  lawyer.  Sect’y.  Cdn.  Prov.  Delegations  C.P.A.  Conf., 
Nassau,  Bahamas,  1968  and  Cdn.  Area  Conf.  C.P.A.,  St. 
John’s  1969.  Founding  mem.  Assoc,  of  Clerks  at  the  Table, 
Ottawa  1969.  Mem.  Officers  Club  and  Bally  Haly  Golf  and 
Country  Club.  Apptd.  Clerk  Asst.  1967  and  Clerk  of  the 
House  of  Assembly  1968.  Address:  Apt.  1C,  King’s  Bridge 
Cres.,  St.  John’s,  Nfld. 

Clerk  Assistant:  Daniel  Williams. 

Law  Clerk:  Keith  Mercer. 

Sergeant-at-Arms:  A.  E.  Hemmens. 


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NEWFOUNDLAND  GENERAL  ELECTION  (1972) 
Dissolution  of  the  7  th  Legis.  —  March  1,  1972. 
Nomination  —  March  14,  1972. 

Voting  —  March  24,  1972. 

Legend:  PC  —  Progressive  Conservative;  L  —  Liberal; 
NDP  —  New  Democratic  Party;  NLP  - —  New  Labrador 
Party;  Ind  —  Independent;  Ind  L  —  Independent  Liberal. 


BAY  DE  VERDE 

Howart,  Brendan  (PC)  1,536 

Burt,  Donald  E.  (L)  .  955 

BEIL  ISLAND 

Neary,  Steve  (L)  .  1,175 

Fitzpatrick,  Bern  (PC)  973 

Russell,  Edward  J.  (IND)  ...  155 

BONAVISTA  NORTH 

Thoms,  Paul  S.  (L)  . . .  3,346 

Curran,  John  P.  (PC)  .  2,848 

BONAVISTA  SOUTH 

Morgan,  James  C.  (PC)  .  3,285 

Barbour,  Roland  Ross  (L)  2,386 

Elliott,  Ben  (IND  L)  .  119 

BURGEO  AND  LAPOILE 

Evans,  Allen  (PC)  .  3,062 

Hodder,  Walter  H.  (L)  .  2,227 

BURIN 

Hickman,  Alex  (PC)  .  3,803 

Fagan,  Ronald  (L)  . 2,025 

CARBONE AR 

Rowe,  Augustus  T.  (PC)  2,020 

Milley,  Walter  C.  (L)  1,398 

FERRYLAND 

Doyle,  Tom  (PC)  .  2,402 

O'Regan,  Kevin  (L)  1,261 

FOGO 

Winsor,  Earle  W.  (L)  2,511 

Roebotham,  Ernest  P.  (PC)  1,727 
Manning,  Barton  H.  (IND)  214 


FORTUNE  BAY 

Earle,  H.  R.  Val  (PC)  _  1,563 

Thoms,  Leslie  R.  (L)  1,22S 

Hiscock,  Eric  D.  C.  (IND)  15 

GANDER 

Collins,  Harold  A.  (PC)  4,674 

Baker,  Eli  (L)  . . .  2,272 

Boone,  Earle  R.  (NDP)  177 

GRAND  FALLS 

Senior,  Aubrey  J.  (PC)  4,640 

England,  Wilburne  S.  (L)  3,268 

Connors,  John  L.  (NDP)  206 

GREEN  BAY 

Pecktord,  Alfred  B.  (PC)  ...  2,560 

Starkes,  Harold  E.  (L)  2,425 

HARBOUR  GRACE 

Young,  D.  Haig  (PC)  2,569 

Kitchen,  Hubert  (L)  2,005 

Snow,  George  E.  (IND)  39 

HARBOUR  MAIN 
(2  members) 

Dawe,  Gordon  (PC)  .  5,181 

Doody,  William  (PC)  .  4,953 

Gosse,  Richard  (L)  1,651 

Shea,  Hugh  J.  (IND.  L.)  1,140 

HERMITAGE 

Cheeseman,  Roy  L.  (PC)  .  2,183 

Piercey,  Harold  (L)  .  1,323 

HUMBER  EAST 

Farrell,  Thomas  C.  (PC)  .  5,290 

Matthews,  Gerald  (L)  .  2,297 


PR  □  V  I  NCE  D  F 


NEWFOUND  LA  ND 


647 


HUMBER  WEST 

Moores,  Frank  D.  (PC)  Acclm. 

LABRADOR  NORTH 

Woodward,  Melvin  (L)  1,396 

Brett,  Herbert  D.  (NLP)  ..  .  1,178 

lanes,  Lloyd  (PC)  .  1,102 

LABRADOR  SOUTH 

Harvey,  Boyd  losiah  (L)  .  933 

Martin,  Michael  S.  (NLP)  ...  932 

LABRADOR  WEST 

Rousseau,  Joseph  G.  (PC)  3,494 

Burgess,  Thomas  W.  (L)  .  1,811 

Neary,  Gerald  T.  (NLP)  438 

LEWISPORTE 

Russell,  Maxwell  J.  (PC)  ...  3,022 

Mullett,  Clyde  (L)  .  2,128 

Blackmore,  Walwin  (IND)  77 

PLACENTIA  EAST 

Alyward,  Fintan  (PC)  .  2,688 

Maher,  Michael  J.  (L)  .  2,200 

PLACENTIA  WEST 

Barry,  Leo  (PC)  . .  1,858 

Canning,  Patrick  J.  (L)  .  1,815 

PORT  AU  PORT 

Stagg,  Frederick  R.  (PC)  ...  4,107 

Campbell,  James  E.  (L)  .  2,137 

PORT  DE  GRAVE 

Wilson,  George  M.  (PC)  .  2,270 

Hussey,  James  J.  (L)  .  1,968 

ST.  BARBE  NORTH 

Rowe,  Fred  B.  (L)  1,395 

Maynard,  Wallace  (PC)  839 

ST.  BARBE  SOUTH 

Maynard,  Edward  (PC)  .  2,107 

Bennett,  Trevor  (L)  .  1,501 

ST.  GEORGE'S 

Dunphy,  Alex  M.  (PC)  .  2,464 

Gallahan,  Ronald  F.  (L)  .  1,300 


ST.  JOHN'S  CENTRE 

Murphy,  Anthony  J.  (PC)  ...  3,580 

Murphy,  Denis  (L)  . 1,102 

ST.  JOHN'S  EAST 

Marshall,  William  (PC)  .  2,712 

Kelly,  Brendan  (L)  .  787 

ST.  JOHN'S  EAST  (Extern) 

Hickey,  Thomas  (PC)  .  8,039 

Ryan,  Austin  (L)  .  2,147 

ST.  JOHN'S  NORTH 

Carter,  John  A.  (PC)  .  9'512 

Churchill,  Roston  (L)  4,216 

ST.  JOHN'S  SOUTH 

Wells,  Robert  (PC)  .  5,997 

Moores,  Rod  (L)  . —  1,727 


ST.  JOHN'S  WEST 

Crosbie,  John  (PC)  . 

Sharpe,  Duncan  (L)  . 

ST.  MARY'S 

Ottenheimer,  Gerald  (PC) 
Lee,  Dermott  J.  (L)  . 

TRINITY  NORTH 

Brett,  R.  Charlie  (PC) 
Strickland,  Uriah  F.  (L) 


5,949 

2,209 


1,705 

654 


3,124 

2,796 


TRINITY  SOUTH 

Reid,  James  (PC) 

Bartlett,  Rupert  W.  (L) 


2,960 

2,584 


TWILLINGATE 

Gillett,  Herbert  H.  C.  (L) 
Loveridge,  John  C.  (PC) 
Woolridge,  Roderick  W. 
(NDP)  . 


2,110 

1,490 

27 


WHITE  BAY  NORTH 

Roberts,  Edward  M.  (L) 
Cole,  Stanley  L.  (PC)  . 


3,002 

579 


WHITE  BAY  SOUTH 

Rowe,  William  N.  (L)  .  2,180 

Eaton,  William  H.  (PC)  .  1,641 


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BY  ELECTION 

(Held  since  general  election  March  27,  1972) 

LABRADOR  SOUTH 

Vacancy  caused  when  the  results  of  the  March  24,  1972 
election  were  declared  null  and  void  by  Supreme  Court. 


Voting,  Aug.  31,  1972. 

Martin,  Michael  Solomon  (NLP)  . . . . .  1,057 

Harvey,  Josiah  B.  (L)  . . .  899 

Kearsey,  Edward  Francis  (PC)  _  132 

Majority  for  Michael  Martin  (NLP)  _ _ _ _  158 

(NLP  gain  from  L) 


1949 

1951 

1956 

1959 

1962 

1966 

1971 

1972 


DATES  OF  GENERAL  ELECTIONS 

. May  27 

.  Nov.  26 

.  Oct.  2 

Aug.  20 

. Nov.  19 

. Sept.  8 

.  Oct.  28 

.  Mar.  27 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 


Upon  the  dissolution  of  the  Seventh  Legislature,  March 
1,  1972,  the  parties  stood: 

Progressive  Conservatives  21 

Liberals  .  20 

Vacancy  , 


Total  membership 


42 


Standing  of  parties  in  January,  1973,  was  as  follows: 

Progressive  Conservatives  .  33 

Liberals  .  g 

New  Labrador  Party  .  j 

Total  membership  42 


Province  df  nova  scdtia 


649 


PROVINCE  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Entered  Dominion  at  Confederation,  1867. 

Population:  (Census  of  1911),  492,000;  (Census  of  1921), 
524,000;  (Census  of  1931),  513,000;  (Census  of  1941), 
578,000;  (Census  of  1951),  638,277;  (Census  of  1956), 
694,717;  (Census  of  1961),  737,000;  (Census  June,  1966), 
756,000;  (Census  of  1971),  789,000.  (Estimated  July, 
1972),  795,000. 

Area:  land,  20,402  sq.  miles;  water,  1,023  sq.  miles.  Total, 
21,425  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  Halifax. 


LIEUTENANT  GOVERNOR 

OLAND,  HON.  VICTOR  DEBEDIA,  B.A.  B.  Aug.  9, 
1913  at  Halifax,  N.S.  S.  of  Sidney  Culverwell  Oland,  Can. 
and  Linda  deBedia,  Spanish.  Ed.  at  Loyola  College,  Mon¬ 
treal,  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax  and  Oxford  Univ.  M.  April 
17,  1939  to  Nancy  Jane  Medcalfe  of  Halifax.  Four  children: 
Sidney  M.,  Susan  (Mrs.  Allister  Marshall),  Peter  deBedia 
and  Victoria  Bernadette.  Dir.  Bank  of  Montreal,  Texaco 
Can.  Ltd.,  Versafood  Services  Ltd.  and  EMI  Electronics 
Ltd.  Commander  No.  4  Militia  Gr.  (Brigadier)  195660. 
Pres.  Can.  C.  of  C.  1962-63  and  Can.  Tourist  Assn.  1967-68. 
Mem.  Royal  Commonwealth  Society,  United  Services  Inst., 
Halifax  Club,  Mount  Royal  Club,  Montreal  and  York  Club, 
Toronto.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Government  House,  Bar¬ 
rington  St.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Private  Secretary:  Miss  Marie  Murphy. 

Aides-de-Camp  —  Major  John  Harris,  Commander  R.  H. 
Coell  and  Inspector  J.  F.  Duthie  (R.C.M.P.). 


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LIEUTENANT  GOVERNORS  SINCE  CONFEDERATION 


Lieut.-General  Sir  F.  W.  Williams,  K.C.B. 
Major.-Gen.  Sir  C.  Hastings  Doyle,  K.C.M.G. 
Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  C.  Hastings  Doyle,  K.C.M.G. 
Hon.  Joseph  Howe 


Hon.  Sir  A.  G.  Archibald,  K.C.M.G. 

Hon.  Matthew  Henry  Richey  _ _ _ 

Hon.  A.  W.  McLelan 

Sir  Malachy  Bowes  Daly  . . 

Hon.  A.  G.  Jones . . 

Hon.  D.  C.  Fraser  . . . 

Hon.  J.  D.  McGregor 
Hon.  David  MacKeen 

Hon.  MacCallum  Grant  . 

Hon.  James  Robson  Douglas  . 

Hon.  James  Cranswick  Tory 

Hon.  Frank  Stanfield  . 

Hon.  Walter  Harold  Covert,  K.C. 

Hon.  Robert  Irwin 


July 
Oct. 
Jan. 
May 
July 
July 

- July 

- July 

- July 

- Mar. 

. Oct. 

- Oct. 

- . Nov. 

- Jan. 

- Oct. 

- Dec. 

Oct. 
-May 


Hon.  Frederick  Francis  Mathers,  K.C.  . . ...._ . June 

Lieut.-Col.  The  Hon.  H.  E.  Kendall,  M.D.,  C.M . . . Nov. 

Hon.  John  Alexander  Douglas  McCurdy  . Aug. 

Hon.  Allistair  Fraser  _ _ _ _ Oct. 

- March 

- July 


Hon.  E.  C.  Plow 

Hon.  Henry  P.  MacKeen  . 

Hon.  Victor  de  Bedia  Oland 


1„  1867 

18,  1867 
31,  1868 

1.  1873 
4,  1873 
4.  1883 
9.  1888 

11,  1890 

26,  1900 

27,  1906 
1,  1910 

19,  1915 

29,  1916 
23,  1925 

1.  1925 

2,  1930 
9,  1931 
1,  1937 

10,  1940 

30,  1942 

12,  1947 
1,  1952 

15,  1958 
1,  1963 
22,  1968 


THE  REGAN  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

HONOURABLE  GERALD  A.  REGAN,  Q.C., 

Premier, 

Chairman,  Nova  Scotia  Power  Commission. 

HONOURABLE  PETER  M.  NICHOLSON,  Q.C., 

Minister  of  Finance, 

Minister  i/c  of  Administration  of  Emergency  Measures  Act. 

HONOURABLE  A.  GARNET  BROWN, 

Provincial  Secretary. 

HONOURABLE  LEONARD  L.  PACE,  Q.C., 

Attorney  General  and  Minister  of  Highways. 

HONOURABLE  BENOIT  COMEAU, 

Minister  of  Fisheries, 

Minister  of  Public  Works. 

HONOURABLE  J.  WILLIAM  GILLIS, 

Minister  of  Public  Welfare, 

Minister  i/c  of  Administration  of  Human  Rights  Act. 

HONOURABLE  ALLAN  E.  SULLIVAN, 

Minister  of  Education, 

Minister  i/c  of  Administration  of  Civil  Service  Act  and 
Civil  Service  Joint  Council  Act. 


PROVINCE  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA 


esi 


HONOURABLE  RALPH  F.  FISKE, 

Minister  of  Development. 

HONOURABLE  D.  SCOTT  MACNUTT, 

Minister  of  Public  Health, 

Minister  of  Labour, 

Minister  i/c  of  administration  of  Housing  Act. 

HONOURABLE  J.  FRASER  MOONEY, 

Minister  of  Tourism, 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs, 

Minister  i/c  of  administration  of  Liquor  Control  Act. 

HONOURABLE  GLEN  M.  BAGNELL, 

Minister  of  Mines, 

Minister  i/c  of  administration  of  Water  Act. 

HONOURABLE  MAURICE  E.  DELORY,  M.D., 

Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests. 

HONOURABLE  JOHN  HAWKINS, 

Minister  of  Agriculture. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 
Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council  —  H.  G.  Stevens. 


PREVIOUS  ADMINISTRATIONS 

1.  _ Hon.  H.  Blanchard,  Premier  . . Formed  July  4,  1867 

2.  — Hon.  Wm.  Annand.  Premier  . . . — . ...Formed  Nov.  7,  1867 

3.  — Hon.  P.  C.  Hill,  Premier  - Formed  May  11,  1875 

4.  — Hon.  S.  H.  Holmes,  Premier  Formed  Oct.  22,  1878 

5.  — Hon.  J.  S.  D.  Thompson.  Premier  Formed  May  25,  1882 

6. — Hon.  W.  T.  Pipes,  Premier  . Formed  Aug.  3,  1882 

7.  — Hon.  W.  S.  Fieldinq.  Premier  . . Formed  luly  28,  1884 

8.  — Hon.  Geo.  H.  Murray,  Premier  . Formed  July  20,  1896 

9.  — Hon.  Ernest  Howard  Armstrong,  Premier  Formed  Jan.  24.  1923 

10.  — Hon.  ‘Edgar  N.  Rhodes.  Premier  . . Formed  July  16,  1925 

11.  _ Col.  The  Hon.  Gordon  S.  Harrington.  Premier. Formed  Aug.  11,  1930 

12 — Hon  Angus  L.  Macdonald,  Premier  . Formed  Sept.  5,  1933 

13—  Hon  A.  S.  MacMillan,  Premier,  (L)  . . Formed  July  10,  1940 

14—  Hon.  A.  L.  Macdonald,  Premier  (L)  .  Formed  Sept.  8.  1945 

15 — Hon.  Harold  Connolly,  Premier  (LI  . Formed  Apr.  13,  1954 

16—  Hon.  Henry  D.  Hicks.  Premier  (LI  . Formed  Sept.  30,  1954 

17. _ Hon.  Robert  L.  Stanfield.  Premier  (PC)  .  Formed  Nov.  20,  1956 

18. — Hon.  George  I.  Smith.  Premier  (PC)  - Formed  Sept.  13.  1967 

19 —Hon.  Gerald  A.  Regan,  Premier  (L)  . Formed  Oct.  28,  1970 


65  2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


NOVA  SCOTIA  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

Consists  of  46  members  elected  by  popular  vote.  The 
Redistribution  Act  in  1955  increased  House  membership 
from  37  to  43.  The  Redistribution  Act  in  1967  increased 
House  membership  from  43  to  46.  Under  this  Act,  one 
member  is  returned  in  each  electoral  district  except  in 
Colchester,  Inverness  and  Yarmouth  which  return  two 
members  each. 

Members  receive  sessional  indemnity  of  $5,000  per  ses¬ 
sion  and  $2,500  for  expenses. 

The  Speaker  receives  $4,500  per  annum  in  addition,  the 
Deputy  Speaker  $2,000  and  the  Leader  of  the  Opposition 
$16,500. 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1867 


No.  of  Legisl. 


1st  Legis. 


Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

1st . . 

Jan.  30,  1868 

Sept.  21,  1868 

2nd _ 

Apr.  29.  1869 

June  14.  1869 

3rd . 

Feb.  17,  1870 

Apr.  18,  1870 

4th 

Feb.  2,  1871 

Apr.  4,  1871 

Dissolution 


1 

(Feb.  15.  187) 


2nd  Legis. 


3rd  Legis. 


4th  Legis. 


5th  Legis. 


6th  Legis. 


1st . . 

2nd 
3rd . 


Feb.  22.  1872 
Feb.  27,  1873 
Mar.  12,  1874 


Apr.  18,  1872 
Apr.  30,  1873 
May  6,  1874 


1 

(Apr.  17.  1874 


1st 

2nd 

3rd 

4th 

1st 

2nd 

3rd 

4th 


Mar.  11.  1875 
Feb.  10,  1876 
Feb.  15,  1877 
Feb.  21,  1878 

Mar.  6,  1879 
Feb.  26.  1880 
Mar.  3,  1881 
Ian.  19,  1882 


May  6,  1875 
Apr.  4,  1876 
Apr.  12,  1877 
Apr.  4.  1878 

Apr.  17,  1879 
Apr.  10,  1880 
Apr.  14,  1881 
Mar.  10.  1882 


1 

I 

(Nov.  23,  1878 

1 

.  21.  1882 


1st 

2nd 

3rd 

4th 


Feb.  8.  1883 
Feb.  14.  1884 
Feb.  19,  1885 
Feb  25.  1886 


Apr.  19,  1883 
Apr.  19,  1884 
Apr.  24.  1885 
May  11.  1886 


) 

I 

(May  23,  1886 


1st . . 

2nd  . 

3rd  .... 

4th . 


Mar.  10,  1887 
Feb.  23,  1888 
Feb.  21.  1889 
Feb.  20.  1890 


May  3,  1887 
Apr.  16,  1888 
Apr.  17,  188? 
Apr.  15.  1890 


May  20,  1890 

J 


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653 


No.  of  Legist. 


7th  Legis. 


8th  Legis. 

9th  Legis. 


10th  Legis. 


11th  Legis. 


12th  Legis. 


13th  Legis. 


14th  Legis. 


15th  Legis. 


Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st . 

Apr. 

2, 

1891 

May  19, 

1891 

2nd 

Mar. 

3, 

1892 

Apr. 

30, 

1892 

3rd 

Jan. 

19. 

1893 

Apr. 

28, 

1893 

Apr. 

21. 

1894 

4th 

Jan. 

4, 

1894 

Feb. 

12, 

1894 

1st . 

Jan. 

31. 

1895 

Mar. 

20. 

1895 

1 

2nd 

Jan. 

9. 

1896 

Feb. 

15, 

1896 

iMar. 

20, 

1897 

3rd  . 

Jan. 

21. 

1897 

Mar. 

1, 

1897 

] 

1st . 

Jan. 

27, 

1898 

Mar. 

11. 

1898 

2nd . 

Feb. 

2. 

1899 

Mar. 

80, 

1899 

3rd . 

Feb. 

8, 

1900 

Mar. 

30, 

1900 

Sept. 

8, 

1901 

4th . 

Feb. 

14, 

1901 

Apr. 

4, 

1901 

1st . 

Feb. 

13. 

1902 

Mar. 

27. 

1902 

2nd . 

Feb. 

19, 

1903 

Apr. 

11, 

1903 

3rd . 

Dec. 

3, 

1903 

Mar. 

3, 

1904 

4th . 

Feb. 

9. 

1905 

Apr. 

7, 

1905 

May  27, 

1906 

5th  .... 

Feb. 

19. 

1906 

Apr. 

28, 

1906 

1st . 

Feb. 

14. 

1907 

Apr. 

25, 

1907 

2nd 

Feb. 

20, 

1908 

Apr. 

16. 

1908 

3rd 

Feb. 

18, 

1909 

Apr. 

23, 

1909 

May 

15, 

191! 

4th  ... 

Feb. 

24, 

1910 

Apr. 

22, 

1910 

5th 

Feb. 

23. 

1911 

Mar. 

31, 

1911 

1st . 

Feb. 

22. 

1912 

May 

3. 

1912 

2nd 

Feb. 

13, 

1913 

May 

13, 

1913 

3rd  . 

Feb. 

19, 

1914 

June 

10, 

1914 

May  22, 

1916 

4th  . 

Feb. 

11, 

1915 

Apr. 

25, 

1915 

5th  ... 

Feb. 

10, 

1916 

May 

17, 

1916 

1st . 

Feb. 

22, 

1917 

May 

9. 

1917 

2nd 

Feb. 

21, 

1918 

Apr. 

26, 

1918 

3rd . 

Feb. 

27. 

1919 

May 

17, 

1919 

June 

28. 

1920 

4th 

Feb. 

28, 

1920 

May 

18, 

1920 

1st . 

Mar. 

9. 

1921 

May  28, 

1921 

2nd . 

Mar. 

2. 

1922 

Apr. 

29, 

1922 

3rd 

Feb. 

22, 

1923 

Apr. 

23, 

1923 

June 

2, 

1925 

4th 

Feb. 

14, 

1924 

May 

9, 

1924 

5th  .... 

Feb. 

26, 

1925 

May 

7, 

1925 

1st 

Feb. 

9. 

1926 

Mar. 

19, 

1926 

2nd . 

Feb. 

2, 

1927 

Mar. 

11, 

1927 

Sept. 

5. 

1928 

3rd 

Feb. 

14, 

1928 

Mar. 

29, 

1928 

654 


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No.  of  Legisl. 

Session 

Opening 

i  Prorogation 

Dissolution 

16th  Legis. 

1st  . 

Feb. 

27,  1929 

Apr.  27,  1929 

i 

2nd  . .. 

Mar. 

5,  1930 

Apr. 

30,  1930 

3rd . 

Feb. 

19,  1931 

Apr. 

15,  1931 

July 

18. 

1933 

4  th . . 

Feb. 

23,  1932 

Apr. 

30,  1932 

5  th 

Mar. 

21,  1933 

May 

17,  1933 

1st . 

Mar. 

1,  1934 

Mav 

2.  1934 

1 

2nd . 

Mar. 

5,  1935 

May  11,  1935 

3rd . 

Mar. 

10,  1936 

May 

2,  1936 

iMay  20, 

1937 

4th . 

Mar. 

2,  1937 

Apr. 

17,  1937 

J 

18th  Legis . 

1st . 

Mar. 

1,  1938 

Apr. 

14,  1938 

1 

2nd . 

Feb. 

28.  1939 

Apr. 

15,  1939 

| 

3rd  ..... 

Feb. 

28,  1940 

Apr. 

15,  1940 

JSept. 

19, 

1941 

4th . 

Feb. 

25,  1941 

Apr. 

5,  1941 

J 

1st . 

Feb. 

19,  1942 

28.  1942 

2nd . 

Mar. 

3,  1943 

Apr. 

14,  1943 

| 

3rd . 

Mar. 

1,  1944 

Apr. 

6,  1944 

JSept. 

12, 

1945 

4th 

Feb. 

14,  1945 

Mar. 

29,  1945 

J 

20th  Legis . 

1st . 

Mar. 

14,  1946 

Apr. 

18,  1946 

1 

2nd . 

Mar. 

25,  1947 

Aug. 

27,  1947 

JApr. 

27, 

1949 

3rd . 

Mar. 

11,  1948 

April  24,  1948 

I 

4th . 

Mar. 

9,  1949 

April 

14,  1949 

I 

1st . - . 

21,  1950 

fi  1 9$0 

1 

2nd _ 

Feb. 

14.  1951 

April 

7,  1951 

JApr. 

14, 

1953 

3rd . 

eb. 

19,  1952 

April 

10,  1952 

1 

4th . 

Feb. 

3.  1953 

Mar. 

21,  1953 

22nd  Legis . 

1st  . 

f  eb. 

24,  1954 

April 

14,  1954 

2nd  .... 

Feb. 

22,  1955 

April 

7,  1955 

lSept. 

20, 

1956 

3rd  . 

Feb. 

14,  1956 

Apr. 

11,  1956 

1 

23rd  Legis. 

1st  . 

reb. 

27,  1957 

Apr. 

12,  1957 

] 

2nd  . 

Sept. 

12,  1958 

May 

3,  1958 

1 

3rd  ...  . 

Feb. 

4,  1958 

Mar. 

26,  1955 

JApr. 

26, 

1960 

4th 

Feb. 

24,  1960 

April 

13,  196C 

1 

24th  Legis.  . 

1st . 

Feb. 

8,  1961 

Mar. 

24,  196) 

2nd 

Feb. 

28.  1962 

Mar. 

18,  1964 

jAug.  29, 

1963 

3rd 

Feb. 

20,  1963 

Mar. 

30,  1965 

1 

25th  Legis  . 

1  St _ 

Feb. 

6,  1964 

Apr. 

11,  1968 

1 

2nd  ... 

Feb. 

10,  1965 

April 

6,  1966 

1 

3rd 

Feb. 

13,  1969 

Sept. 

10,  1968 

[Apr. 

20, 

CD 

CD 

Special 

Feb. 

16,  1966 

Mar. 

22,  1967 

4th _ 

Sept. 

9,  1968 

Apr. 

13,  1962 

26th  Legis . 

1st _ 

Feb. 

9,  1967 

Mar. 

21,  1963 

2nd . 

Feb. 

22,  1968 

Apr. 

36,  1969 

Sept. 

S, 

1970 

3rd . 

Feb. 

14,  1969 

Apr. 

24,  1970 

27th  Legis . 

1st . 

Dec. 

10,  1970 

Apr. 

8,  1971 

2nd  ... 

Feb. 

9,  1972 

May 

15,  1972 

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655 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

Speaker:  Hon.  George  M.  Mitchell. 
Deputy  Speaker:  James  L.  Connolly. 


NAME  CONSTITUENCY 


Akerman,  Jeiemy 


_ 1  Cape  Breton  East 


Bacon,  Roger  S. 
Bagnell,  Hon.  Glen 
Bezanson,  Frank  C. 
Brown,  Hon.  A.  Garnet 
Buchanan,  John  M. 
Burke,  John  F.,  D.D.S. 


Cumberland  East 
Dartmouth  North 
Kings  West 
Halifax  Eastern  Shore 
Halifax  Atlantic 
Cape  Breton  South 


Casey,  Joseph 
Comeau,  Hon.  Benoit 
Connolly,  James  L. 
Cook,  Walton  W. 


Digby 

Clare 

Halifax  Chebucto 
Lunenburg  Centre 


DeLory,  Hon.  Maurice  E.,  M.D. 
Doucet,  Gerald  J.  . 


Lunenburg  West 
Richmond 


Fiske,  Hon.  Ralph  F. 


Pictou  Centre 


Gillis,  Hon.  J.  William 


Antigonish 


Hawkins,  Hon.  W.  John 

Henley,  George  . 

How,  Henry  W.  . 

Hudson,  R.  Fisher  . 

Huskilson,  Harold  . 


Hants  East 
Cumberland  West 
Kings  South 
Victoria 
Shelburne 


Laffin,  Michael,  D.D.S. 
Lindsay,  Robert  D. 


Cape  Breton  Cenitie 
Hants  West 


MacDonald,  Floyd  D.,  M.D. 

MacDonald,  A.  Lloyd  . 

MacEwan,  Paul 
MacKenzie,  John  Archie 
MacLean,  N.  James,  M.D. 
MacNutt,  Hon.  D.  Scott 
McKeough,  Thomas  J.,  M.D. 

Mitchell,”  Hon.  George  M . 

Mooney,  Hon.  J.  Fraser 


Queens 
Pictou  East 
Cape  Breton  Nova 
Inverness 
Inverness 
Dartmouth  South 
Cape  Breton  North 
Halifax  Cornwallis 
Yarmouth 


Nicholson,  Hon.  Peter  M. 


Annapolis  West 


Pace,  Hon.  Leonard  L. 


Halifax  St.  Margarets 


Regan,  Hon.  Gerald  A. 


Halifax  Needham 


656 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS— (Cont’d.) 


NAME 

CONSTITUENCY 

Riley,  George 

Halifax  Cobequid 

Colchester 

Annapolis  East 

Colchester 

Cumberland  Centre 

Ritcey,  Gerald  C . 

Sheehy,  Gerald  E.,  D.V.M. 

Smith,  George  I. 

Smith.  Raymond  M. 

Snow,  George  A. 

Sullivan,  Hon.  Allan  E. 

Thorpe,  Victor  N. 

Cape  Breton  West 

Kings  North 

Pictou  West 

Halifax  Citadel 

Lunenburg  East 

Veniot,  Harvey  A. 

Wallace,  Ronald 

Zinck,  Maurice  L. 

657 


PROVINCE  DF  NOVA  SCOTIA 

ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 
AND  POLITICAL  AFFILIATIONS 

LEGEND:  L.  —  Liberal;  P.C.  —  Progressive  Conservative;  N.D.P.  —  New 


Democratic  Party. 


CONSTITUENCY 

NAME  OF  MEMBER 

Political 

Affiliation 

Annapolis  East  . - . 

Gerald  E.  Sheehy,  D.V.M . 

P.C. 

Hon.  Peter  M.  Nicholson 

L. 

Antigonish  . ... 

Hon.  J.  William  Gillis 

L. 

Cape  Breton  Centre  _ 

Michael  Laffin,  D.D.S . 

P.C. 

Jeremy  Akerman  . 

N.D.P. 

Cape  Breton  North  . 

Thomas  J.  McKeough,  M.D. 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Cape  Breton  West . . 

Hon.  Allan  E.  Sullivan . 

L. 

N.D.P. 

Hon.  Benoit  Comeau . 

L. 

Colchester  (2  members) 

George  I.  Smith  . 

P.C. 

Gerald  C.  Ritcey  . . 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Roger  S.  Bacon . . . 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Hon.  Glen  Bagnell  . 

L. 

Hon.  D.  Scott  MacNutt  . 

L. 

Joseph  Casey 

L. 

John  M.  Buchanan  . 

P.C. 

L. 

Halifax  Citadel  . 

Ronald  Wallace  - 

L. 

Halifax  Cobequid  . 

George  Riley  . . 

L. 

Halifax  Cornwallis . 

Hon.  George  M.  Mitchell 

L. 

Halifax  Eastern  Shore 

Hon.  A.  Garnet  Brown  . 

L. 

Halifax  Needham  . 

Hon.  Gerald  A.  Regan  . 

L. 

Halifax  St.  Margarets  ... 

Hon.  Leonard  L.  Pace  . 

L. 

Hon.  W.  John  Hawkins 

L. 

Robert  D.  Lindsay . 

L. 

Inverness  (2  members) 

John  Archie  MacKenzie 

L. 

N.  James  MacLean,  M.D . 

P.C. 

Victor  N.  Thorpe  . 

P.C. 

P.C. 

Kings  West  . 

Fred  Bezanson  . 

L. 

Maurice  L.  Zinck  . 

P.C. 

Lunenburg  West  . 

Hon.  Maurice  E.,  DeLory, 

L. 

Lunenburg  Centre . 

Walton  W.  Cook  . . 

L. 

Hon.  Ralph  F.  Fiske  . 

L. 

Pictou  East  . . 

A.  Lloyd  MacDonald  . 

L. 

Harvey  A.  Veniot  . 

P.C. 

Queens  . . 

Floyd  "D.  MacDonald,  M.D. 

P.C. 

Gerald  J.  Doucet  . 

P.C. 

Harold  Huskilson  . . 

L. 

Victoria  . . 

R.  Fisher  Hudson  . . 

P.C. 

Yarmouth  (2  members) 

Hon.  J.  Fraser  Mooney . 

L. 

George  A.  Snow . 

P.C. 

65Q 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

AKERMAN,  JEREMY  BERNARD  (Cape  Breton  East). 
B.  May  28,  1942  at  Alvechurch,  U.K.  S.  of  Bernard  Frank 
Akerman  and  Audrey  Wiles,  both  British.  Ed.  at  Marshfield 
Primary,  Bassaleg  Grammar  and  Cardiff  College  of  Art, 
South  Wales,  U.K.  M.  Nov.  1,  1968  to  Joan  Elizabeth  Mac¬ 
Kinnon  of  Sydney,  N.S.  An  archeologist  and  broadcaster. 
Pres.  Louisbourg  and  Dist.  Fishermen’s  Assn.  1967.  Mem. 
Local  Union  848,  I.A.T.S.E.  Cand.  N.S.  g.e.  1967  and  def. 
Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1968  and  def.  Elected  to  the  N.S.  g.e. 
1970.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  ’  Catherine  St.,  P.O.  Box 
135,  Glace  Bay,  N.S. 

BACON,  ROGER  STUART  (Cumberland  East).  B.  June 
29,  1926  at  Upper  Nappan,  N.S.  S.  of  Robert  Clinton  Bacon 
and  Lillian  May  Smith.  Ed.  at  Upper  Nappan  schools.  M. 
Nov.  30,  1944  to  Clara  Emily  dau.  of  Albert  Hawthorne  of 
St.  Stephen’s,  N.B.  Three  children:  Douglas,  Diana  and 
Deborah.  A  farmer.  Mem.  Curling  Club  and  Toastmaster. 
First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  RR  #6,  Amherst,  N.S. 

BAGNELL,  HON.  GLEN  MERLYN,  Ph.C.  (Dartmouth 
North).  B.  Feb.  15,  1936  at  Truro,  N.S.  S.  of  Alonzo  Vernon 
Bagnell  and  Greta  Estelle  Montrose,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Truro 
schools,  Acadia  Univ.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  Sept.  14,  1957 
to  Shirley  Noan  dau.  of  Frank  Edward  Smith  of  Halifax. 
Four  children:  Stephen  Michael,  Peter  Glen,  Kenneth 
Douglas  and  Paul  Stuart.  A  pharmacist.  Owner  of  Shannon 
Pharmacy  Ltd.  Commissioner  Dartmouth  Housing  Author¬ 
ity,  1969.  Pres.  Dartmouth  C.  of  C.  1970.  Past.  Pres.  Dart¬ 
mouth  Kiwanis,  mem.  Can.  Mental  Health  Assn.,  Saint 
Leonard’s  Society,  Dartmouth  Curling  and  Austenville  Owls 
Clubs.  Cand.  by-election  1968  and  def.  First  elected  to  N.S. 
Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Min.  i/c  of  admin¬ 
istration  of  Water  Act,  Nov.  26,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Baptist.  Address:  54  Raymoor  Dr.,  Dartmouth,  N.S. 

BEZ ANSON,  FRANK  CURWIN  (Kings  West).  B.  Aug. 
31,  1928  at  Westville,  N.S.  S.  of  Manson  B.  Bezanson  and 
Janie  E.  Millen.  Ed.  at  Westville,  N.S.  schools.  M.  Dec.  30, 


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659 


1948  to  Wanda  Alica  dau.  of  Leslie  A.  Banks  of  Torbrook 
Mines,  N.S.  Two  children:  Stephen  Manson  and  Wanda  Joy. 
An  insurance  agent.  Served  R.C.A.F.  (Sgt.)  1946-61.  Mem. 
Royal  Can.  Legion,  Kingston,  N.S.  Cand.  g.e.  1967  and  1970 
and  def.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  by-election  Nov.  16, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  92,  8  Bishop  Ave.,  Kingston,  N.S. 

BROWN,  HON.  A.  GARNET  (Halifax-Eastern  Shore).  B. 
May  22,  1930  at  Halifax,  N.S.  S.  of  Garnet  Brown  (dec.)  and 
Margaret  Brown,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Halifax  schools.  M.  Aug. 
22,  1953  to  Elizabeth  Anne  dau.  of  Earl  Low  of  Sheet 
Harbour,  N.S.  Four  children:  Karen,  Robert,  James  and 
Jackie.  A  food  broker.  Pres.  A.  G.  Brown  &  Son  Ltd.  Pres. 
N.S.  Lib.  Assn.  Mem.  Halifax  Executive  Assn.,  Young  Pres. 
International  and  Ad  &  Sales  Club.  First  elected  to  N.S. 
Legis.  by-election  July  8,  1969.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of 
Public  Works,  Oct.  27,  1970  to  Nov.  26,  1971.  Min.  of 
Highways,  Oct.  27,  1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Prov.  Sect’y.,  Sept. 
7,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  7061 
Fielding  Ave.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

BUCHANAN,  JOHN  MACLELLAN,  B.Sc.,  LL.B.  (Halifax 
Atlantic).  Born  April  22,  1931  at  Sydney,  N.S.  S.  of 
Murdoch  Wm.  Buchanan  and  Flora  Isabel  Campbell  both 
Can.  Ed.  Sydney  Academy,  Mount  Allison  Univ.  and  Dal- 
housie  Univ.  M.  Sept.  1,  1954  to  Mavis  Olive  Charlotte  dau. 
of  Daniel  Forsyth  of  Bear  River,  N.S.  Four  children:  Mur¬ 
doch  Wm.,  Travis  Campbell,  Nichola  Ann  and  Natalie 
Flora.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Mem.  Atlantic  Lodge  AF 
&  AM,  City  Club,  Halifax,  Spryfield  Lions  Club  and  May¬ 
flower  Curling  Club.  First  elected  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1967. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Public  Works  and  Min.  of 
Fisheries,  Sept.  23,  1969  to  Oct.  28,  1970.  Chosen  Leader 
N.S.  P.C.  March  6,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  3  Leiblin  Dr.,  Spryfield,  N.S. 

BURKE,  JOHN  FRANCIS,  D.D.S.  (Cape  Breton  South). 
B.  Feb.  8,  1923  at  Sydney,  N.S.  S.  of  John  Anthony  Burke 
and  Teresa  Cozzolino,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Sacred  Heart  Ele¬ 
mentary  School,  Sydney  Academy,  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ., 


660 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Antigonish  and  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax.  M.  Sept.  17,  1949 
to  Theresa  Carmelita  MacLean  of  Sydney.  Three  children: 
Judith  Ann,  David  Allan  and  Paul  Francis.  A  dentist.  Pres. 
R.  C.  MacGillivray  Guest  Home  Society  since  1964.  Past 
Pres.  Cape  Breton  South  P.C.  Assn.  1959-69,  St.  Joseph  Home 
and  School  Assn.  1962,  Cape  Breton  Island  Dental  Assn, 
and  N.S.  Dental  Assn.  Mem.  Can.  and  Provincial  Dental 
Assns..  Dir.  Cape  Breton  Yacht  Club  and  mem.  R.O.C. 
Council  1060.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  60  Lorway  Ave.,  Sydney, 
N.S. 

CASEY,  JOSEPH  HENRY  (Digby).  B.  March  3,  1918  at 
Victoria  Beach,  N.S.  S.  of  John  Wm.  Casey  and  Laura 
Holmes,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Victoria  Beach  schools  and  Naval 
Officers  Training,  HMCS  Kings,  Halifax.  M.  June  10.  1942 
to  Vera  Gertrude  McWhinnie  of  Port  Wade,  N.S.  Three 
children:  Linda,  John  Michael  and  Duncan  Edward.  A  fish 
plant  operator  and  steamship  pilot.  Served  Can.  Army 
1941-42  and  RCN  1942-46  (rank  of  Lt.).  Mem.  Kiwanis.  First 
elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Baptist. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  86,  Digby,  N.S. 

COMEAU,  HON.  BENOIT  (Clare).  B.  July  23,  1916  at  Co- 
meauville,  N.S.  S.  of  Joseph  Willie  Comeau  and  Zoe 
Doucet  both  Can.  Ed.  Comeauville  Elementary  School  and 
St.  Ann’s  Coll.,  Church  Point,  N.S.  M.  Jan.  21,  1952  to 
Marie  Antoinette  dau.  of  Willis  Doucet  of  Concession,  N.S. 
Five  children:  Carmel,  Julien,  Jeanne,  Lucille  and  Gerard. 
A  mink  rancher.  Pres.  St.  Mary’s  Bay  Industries  Ltd., 
B.  &  M.  Comeau  Construction  Co.  and  C.  M.  B.  Realty  Co. 
Served  R.C.A.F.  overseas  W.W.  II.  Mem.  Royal  Can. 
Legion  Richelieu,  N.S.  Fish  &  Game  and  Bd.  of  Trade. 
Cand.  N.S.  g.e.  1949  and  def.  First  elected  N.S.  Legis  g.e. 
1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Lands  &  Forests,  Min. 
of  Fisheries  and  Min.  i/c  of  Admin,  of  Emergency  Mea¬ 
sures  Act,  Oct.  27,  1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Fisheries 
and  Min.  of  Public  Works,  Sept.  7,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Little  Brook,  Digby  Co.,  N.S. 

CONNOLLY,  JAMES  L.  (Halifax  Chebucto).  First  elected 
to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Chosen  Deputy  Speaker,  Dec.  10, 


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1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  3212  Ralston  Ave.,  Halifax, 
N.S. 

COOK,  WALTON  WILLIAM  (Lunenburg  Centre).  B. 
May  12,  1933  at  Bridgewater,  N.S.  S.  of  Lenwood  Nathaniel 
Cook  and  Helen  Amelia  Wentzell,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  West 
Northfield  School,  Bridgewater  H.S.  and  Dalhousie  Univ. 
M.  Aug.  4,  1962  to  Judith  Irene  Kedy  of  Mahone  Bay,  N.S. 
Two  children:  Denis  Marlene  and  Jeffrey  Walton.  A  bar¬ 
rister  and  solicitor.  Mem.  Lunenburg  Volunteer  Fire  Dept. 
First  dected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Lutheran.  Address:  361  Lincoln  St.  (P.O.  Box  457),  Lunen¬ 
burg,  N.S. 

DELORY,  MAURICE  E.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  F.A.C.S.,  L.M.C.C., 
C.R.C.S.(c)  (Lunenburg  West).  B.  Oct.  5,  1927  at  George¬ 
town,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Frederick  J.  DeLory  and  Celia  Cullen. 
Ed.  at  Georgetown  P.S.,  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  Charlotte¬ 
town  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  Aug.  13,  1955  to  Burdette 
dau.  of  Andrew  Maclnnis  of  Caledonia,  Queens  Co.,  N.S. 
Four  children:  Paul,  Mark,  Sheila  and  Jennifer.  A  surgeon. 
Mem.  Lunenburg-Queens  Medical  Society,  Medical  Society 
of  N.S.,  N.S.  Surgical  Society,  Can.  Coll,  of  Surgeons,  Ame¬ 
rican  Coll,  of  Surgeons,  Bridgewater  Industrial  Comm., 
Curling  Club  and  Le  Hae  Yacht  Club.  First  elected  to  N.S. 
Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Lands  and  Forests,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic  Address:  137  Jubilee  Rd., 
Bridgewater,  N.S. 

DOUCET,  GERALD  JOSEPH,  B.A.  (Richmond).  B. 
May  4,  1937  at  Grand  Etang,  Inverness  Co.,  N.S.  S.  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joseph  S.  G.  Doucet.  Ed.  at  Grand  Etang,  Saint 
Francis  Xavier  Univ.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  Married  and 
father  of  two  children.  Practising  law  since  1961  joining 
law  firm  of  Burke  and  Doucet  in  1963.  Mem.  Port  Hawkes- 
bury  Rotary  Club,  Red  Cross,  Board  of  Trade,  N.S. 
Barrister’s  Society,  Can.  Barrister’s  Soc.  and  Cape  Breton 
Barrister’s  Soc.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1963 
Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1970.  Provincial  Secretary,  1964-67. 
Min  in  Charge  of  Civil  Defence,  July  6,  1964  to  Sept.  3, 
1968.  Min.  of  Education,  Sept.  1967  to  Oct.  28,  1970.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Port  Hawkesbury,  N.S. 


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FISKE,  HON.  RALPH  F.  (Pictou  Centre).  B.  at  Clarence, 
Annapolis  Cty.,  N.S.  Ed.  at  Clarence  schools  and  Annapolis 
H.S.  M.  to  Claire  Longley  of  Bridgetown,  N.S.  Three  chil¬ 
dren:  Heather,  Alan  and  Shari.  A  motel  operator.  Mem. 
New  Glasgow  Rotary,  and  Pictou  Cty.  Research  &  Develop¬ 
ment.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Provincial  Secre¬ 
tary,  Oct.  27,  1970  to  Nov.  26,  1971.  Min.  of  Trade  and 
Industry,  Oct.  27,  1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Develop¬ 
ment,  Sept.  7,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  130  Albert  St.,  New  Glasgow,  N.S. 

GILLIS,  HON.  JOHN  WILLIAM,  B.Sc.,  Ph.D.  (Antigo- 
nish).  B.  Oct.  31,  1936  at  Boston,  Mass.  S.  of  Michael  Gillis 
and  Mary  J.  McDaniel,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Francis  Xavier 
Univ.  and  Pennsylvania  State  Coll.  A  professor  of  geology. 
Fellow  of  Geological  Assn,  of  Can.  and  mem.  Geological 
Society  of  America.  Cand.  g.e.  1967  and  def.  First  elected 
to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  and  Min. 
i/c  of  administration  of  N.S.  Liquor  Control  Act.  Oct.  27, 
1970  to  Nov.  26,  1971.  Min.  of  Agriculture  and  Marketing, 
Oct.  27,  1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Public  Welfare  and 
Min.  i/c  of  Administration  of  Human  Rights  Act,  Sept.  7, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  R.R.  4, 
Lanark,  Antigonish  Co.,  N.S. 

HAWKINS,  HON.  WALTER  JOHN,  B.A.,  M.A.  (Hants 
East).  B.  May  5,  1932  at  Halifax,  N.S.  S.  of  Walter  John 
Hawkins,  Engl.  Can.  and  Dorothy  Marguerite  Hartnett, 
Irish  Can.  Ed.  at  Enfield  Dist.  School,  St.  Mary’s  Univ., 
Halifax,  Nniv.  of  N.B.,  Fredericton  and  Dalhousie  Univ., 
Halifax,  M.  May  18,  1956  to  Monique  Marie  Roach  of 
Cheticamp,  Inverness  St.,  Cape  Breton.  Three  children: 
Walter  John,  Eleanor  Agnes  and  Mary  Ann.  A  professor 
of  English.  Served  Can.  Army  (Capt.),  1955-59.  County 
Councillor,  Municipality  of  East  Hants,  1963-67.  Mem. 
Montgomery  Br.,  Enfield,  Royal  Can.  Legion.  First  elected 
to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture  Sept.  7, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Enfield, 
Hants  Co.,  N.S. 


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HENLEY,  DAVID  LLOYD  GEORGE,  (Cumberland 
West).  B.  Jan.  11,  1917  at  Roslin,  N.S.  S.  of  S.  Bickford 
Henley  and  Estella  Marie  Murphy.  Ed.  at  Roslin,  N.S., 
C.V.T.S.  Pictou,  N.S.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax.  M.  Sept. 
6,  1946  to  Muriel  Pearl  dau.  of  Ralph  Douglas  Russell  of 
Oxford,  N.S.  Eight  children:  Terrence,  Richard,  Nancy, 
Michael,  Gregory,  Kevin,  William  and  Thomas.  A  retail 
druggist.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion,  Wimburn  Lodge  A.F. 
&  A  M.  and  Oxford  Kiwanis  Club.  First  elected  to  N.S. 
Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1970.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  P.O.  Box  261,  Oxford,  N.S. 

HOW,  HENRY  W.  (Kings  South).  First  elected  to  N.S. 
Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Wolfville,  N.S. 

HUDSON,  ROY  FISHER,  LL.B.,  Q.C.,  (Victoria).  B. 
May  16,  1920  at  Country  Harbour,  N.S.  S.  of  Harold  V. 
Hudson  and  Sarah  E.  Fisher  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Mount 
Allison  Univ.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  Dec.  31,  1946  to 
Noreen  Edith  dau.  of  Wilfred  Ward  of  Eureka,  N.S.  Six 
children:  Brian,  Sandy,  Stewart,  Graham,  Elaine  and 
June.  A  barrister.  Navigator  R.C.A.F.  1939-45.  Mem. 
Municipal  School  Bd.  1954-60.  Municipal  Solicitor  1949 
to  present.  Mem.  Lions  International  and  Masonic.  Cand. 
N.S.  g.e.  1963  and  def.  First  elected  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1967. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  153,  Baddeck,  N.S. 

HUSKILSON,  HAROLD  MACKAY  (Shelburne).  B. 
March  25,  1920  at  Lockeport,  N.S.  S.  of  Lewis  Churchill 
Huskilson  and  Sarah  Isabel  Lloyd.  Ed.  at  Lockeport  H.S., 
Mt.  Allison  Univ.  and  Renouard  Coll,  for  Embalmers.  M. 
Nov.  9,  1946  to  Elsie  dau.  of  Philip  Edwards  of  Arichat, 
N.S.  Two  children:  Elizabeth  and  Clifford.  A  funeral 
director.  Served  4th  Div.  Signal  Corps.  Mem.  Town  Council 
Shelburne,  1948-52  and  Yarmouth,  1952-67.  Mem.  Masonic 
Orders,  Shriner,  32nd  degree  Mason,  past  Patron  Eastern 
Star  and  past  Pres.  Y’s  Men’s  Club.  First  elected  to  N.S. 
Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  298,  Shelburne,  N.S. 


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LAFFIN,  MICHAEL,  D.D.S.,  (Cape  Breton  Centre).  B. 
Jan.  12,  1918  at  New  Waterford,  N.S.  S.  of  Michael  Laffin 
and  Margaret  MacDougall  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Mt.  Carmel 
School  and  Central  School,  New  Waterford;  Saint  Francis 
Xavier  Univ.,  Antigonish  and  McGill  Univ.,  Montreal.  M. 
July  27,  1948  to  Doris  dau.  of  Stephen  MacKinnon  of 
Sydney,  N.S.  Two  children:  Maureen  and  Linda.  A  dentist. 
Served  R.C.A.F.  1939-45.  Mem.  K.  of  C.,  Rotary,  New 
Waterford  Horsemen’s  Club,  Bd.  of  Trade,  Bridge  Club  and 
Dental  Assn.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1963. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  44  Duggan,  New  Waterford,  N.S. 

LINDSAY,  ROBERT  D.  (Hants  West).  First  elected  to 
N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  32  King  St., 
Windsor,  N.S. 

MACDONALD,  FLOYD  DUNCAN,  B.A.,  M.D.  (Queens). 
B.  Nov.  6,  1934  at  Fredericton  Jet.,  N.B.  S.  of  Duncan  D. 
MacDonald  and  Amelia  Therza  Nason.  Ed.  at  Fredericton 
Jet.,  N.B.,  Campbellton,  N.B.,  Woodstock,  N.B.,  Acadian 
Univ.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  One  child:  Kathleen  Anne.  A 
medical  doctor.  Past  Pres.  Cancer  Society,  Children’s  Aid 
Society  and  Queens  Lunenburg  Medical  Society.  First  elect¬ 
ed  to  N.S.  Legis.  by-election  Nov.  16,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  70  Bristol  Ave.,  Liverpool,  N.S. 

MACDONALD,  A.  LLOYD  (Pictou  East).  First  elected 
to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  R.R.  5, 
New  Glasgow,  N.S. 

MACEWAN,  PAUL  W.  (Cape  Breton  Nova).  B.  April  8, 
1942  at  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Horace  F.  and  Alyce  D. 
MacEwan,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  and 
Sydney,  N.S.  common  schools,  Xavier  Coll.,  Sydney,  Mt. 
Allison  Univ.,  Sackville,  N.B.  and  N.S.  Teachers’  Coll., 
Truro.  M.  Sept.  1,  1962  to  Carol  Elizabeth  dau.  of  Victor 
Osborne  of  Sydney,  N.S.  Three  children:  Deborah,  Kimberlv 
and  Paul  Richard.  Teacher,  city  of  Sydney,  N.S.  1962-70. 
Cand.  g.e.  1967  and  def.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  1049  Victoria 
Rd.,  Sydney,  N.S. 


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MACKENZIE,  JOHN  ARCHIE,  B.A.  (Inverness).  B.  Sept. 
12,  1934  at  Inverness,  N.S.  S.  of  James  Hugh  MacKenzie 
and  Florence  MacDonnell,  both  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Holy  Family 
II. S.,  Inverness,  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.,  Antigonish  and 
N.S.  Teachers’  Coll.,  Truro.  M.  Aug.  18,  1962  to  Dorothy 
Agnes  dau.  of  George  LeBlanc  of  Margaree  Harbour,  N.S. 
Five  children:  Gerard,  Colleen,  Charlotte,  Monica  and 
Glenn.  A  teacher.  Dir.  local  Co-Op  Store  and  Credit  Union. 
First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Belle  Cote,  Inverness  Co.,  N.S. 

MACLEAN,  NORMAN  JAMES,  B.Sc.,  M.D.C.M.,  (Inver¬ 
ness).  B.  Sept.  21,  1920  at  Port  Hawkesbury,  N.S.  S.  of 
Wm.  Vibert  MacLean  and  Mary  Agnes  MacIntyre  both 
Scotch.  Ed.  at  Port  Hawkesbury  H.S.,  St.  Francis  Xavier 
Univ.,  Antigonish,  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax  and  St.  Vin¬ 
cent’s  Hospital,  Worcester,  Mass.  M.  Jan.  1945  to  Dorothy 
Alica  dau.  of  Elmer  Tobin  of  Halifax.  Four  children:  Ann, 
James,  Robert  and  Barbara.  A  medical  doctor.  Mem.  of 
K.  of  C.,  Medical  Soc.  of  N.S.  and  Can.  Medical  Soc.  First 
elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and 
1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  10, 
Inverness,  N.S. 

MACNUTT,  HON.  DONALD  SCOTT,  B.A.  (Dartmouth 
South).  B.  May  5,  1935  at  Digby,  N.S.  S.  of  Donald  Mac- 
Nutt  and  Greta  Woolaver.  Ed.  at  Digby  schools  and  St. 
Francis  Xavier  Univ.,  Antigonish,  N.S.  M.  April  13,  1961 
to  Anna  Dawn  dau.  of  James  Reid  of  New  Glasgow,  N.S. 
Three  children:  James,  Laura  and  Clive.  First  elected  to 
N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Public  Health,  Min. 
i/c  of  admin,  of  Housing  Act  Oct.  27,  1970.  Min.  i/c  of 
Admin,  of  Human  Rights  Act  1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Labour,  Sept.  7,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  5 
Lyngby  Ave.,  Dartmouth,  N.S. 

MCKEOUGH,  THOMAS  JAMES,  M.D.  (Cape  Breton 
North).  B.  Oct.  12,  1922  at  Sydney  Mines,  N.S.  S.  of 
William  T.  McKeough,  M.D.,  Irish  and  Radagonda  Livings¬ 
ton,  Scotch.  Ed.  at  St.  John’s  Elementary  School,  Notre 
Dame  High  School,  Sydney  Mines  High  School,  St.  Francis 


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Xavier  University,  Dalhousie  University  and  Ottawa  Uni¬ 
versity  Medical  School.  M.  Oct.  15,  1949  to  Marie-Paule 
Mantha  of  Ottawa,  Ont.  Six  children:  Michel,  Louise, 
Daniel,  Brian  Paul,  Marcel  and  Denise.  A  medical  doctor. 
Mem.  of  Sydney  School  Board  1958  to  date.  First  elected 
g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Min.  of  Munic¬ 
ipal  Affairs,  1964-67.  Min.  of  Labour.  1967-69.  Min.  of  Trade 
and  Industry,  Sept.  3,  1968  to  1969.  Min.  of  Finance  and 
Economics  and  Min.  of  Labour,  1969  to  Oct.  28,  1970.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  680,  Sydney 
Mines,  N.S. 

MITCHELL,  HON.  GEORGE  MACGREGOR,  LL.B.  (Hali¬ 
fax  Cornwallis).  B.  Aug.  8,  1932  at  Halifax,  N.S.  S.  of  George 
M.  Mitchell  and  Jane  Graham,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Halifax  P.S., 
Dalhousie  and  McGill  Univ.  M.  Oct.  20,  1956  to  Diana 
Marion  dau.  of  Gerald  N.  Walker  of  Toronto,  Ont.  Four 
children:  Elizabeth,  Jane,  Daphne  and  Christian.  A  bar¬ 
rister.  Mem.  Halifax  Club  and  Waegwoltic  Club.  First  elect¬ 
ed  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Chosen  Speaker  Dec.  10,  1970. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  878  Green¬ 
wood  Ave.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

MOONEY,  HON.  JOSEPH  FRASER,  B.Sc.,  Ph.C.  (Yar¬ 
mouth).  B.  Feb.  24,  1927  at  Glace  Bay,  N.S.  S.  of  John 
Leo  Mooney  and  Bridget  Fraser.  Ed.  at  Yarthmouth  ele¬ 
mentary  and  secondary  schools,  Yarmouth  Academy,  St. 
Francis  Xavier  Univ.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  to  Barbara 
Ann  Harding.  Six  children:  Phillip,  Allison,  Elaine,  Leone, 
Marilyn  and  Fraser.  Pres.  Yarmouth  Golf  &  Country  Club; 
Dir.  N.S.  Golf  Assoc.;  Grand  Knight  K.  of  C.;  former  Vice- 
Pres.  N.S.  Lawn  Tennis  Assoc,  and  N.S.  Basketball  Assoc.; 
past  Vice-Chairman  Yarmouth  Regional  Hospital;  past 
Chairman  Western  N.S.  Mental  Health  Clinic  and  past 
mem.  N.S.  Advisory  Sport  Clinic.  First  elected  to  N.S. 
Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  and 
Min.  i/c  Admin.  N.S.  Liquor  Control  Act,  Nov.  26,  1971. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs,  Sept.  7,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Address:  60  Porter  St.,  Yarmouth,  N.S. 


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NICHOLSON,  HON.  PETER  MURRAY,  Q.C.  (Annapolis 
West).  B.  Mar.  31,  1919  at  Springhill,  N.S.  S.  of  J.  C.  Nichol¬ 
son  and  Mabel  Palmer,  both  Can.  (Scottish).  Ed.  at 
Glace  Bay  High  School;  Dalhousie  Univ.  Degrees:  Bs.C. 
(Dal.  1939);  LL.B.  (Dal.  1947).  M.  Sept.  30,  1941,  to 
Evelyn  Muriel,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  N.  J  MacKenzie,  of 
Baddeck,  N.S.  One  son:  Peter  John  MacKenzie.  Barrister. 
Served  in  R.C.N.  from  1941-1956,  demobilized  with 
rank  Lt.Cdr.  (s),  R.C.N.  (R).  Mem.,  The  Halifax  Club; 
Order  of  Good  Cheer.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e. 
1956.  Re-elected  g.e.  1960,  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Finance  Sept.  7,  1972.  Min.  of  Education,  Oct.  27,  1970 
to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  i/c  of  Administration  of  Emergency 
Measures  Act,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  U.  C.  of  Canada. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  366,  Annapolis  Royal,  N.S. 

PACE,  HON.  LEONARD  LAWSON,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Q.C. 
(Halifax  St.  Margarets).  B.  April  27,  1928  at  Halifax,  N.S. 
S.  of  Bruce  and  Eva  Pace,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Glen  Margaret, 
N.S.  schools,  Acadia  Univ.,  Wolfville  and  Dalhousie  Univ., 
Halifax.  M.  Oct.  27,  1951  to  Jean  Shirley  dau.  of  Lloyd  W. 
McFadgen  of  Glace  Bay,  N.S.  Three  children:  Beverley 
Anne,  Robert  Leonard  and  David  Bruce.  A  barrister.  Mem. 
N.S.  Barristers’  Society,  Halifax  Club,  Canadian  Bar,  Scot¬ 
tish  Rite,  Federation  of  Insurance  Counsellors  and  Waeg- 
woltic  Club.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd. 
Attorney  General  Oct.  27,  1970.  Min.  of  Labour,  Oct.  27, 
1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Highways,  Sept.  7,  1972 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  82  St.  Margarets 
Bay  Road,  Halifax,  N.S. 

REGAN,  HON.  GERALD  AUGUSTINE,  LL.B.,  Q.C.  (Hali¬ 
fax  Needham).  B.  Feb.  13, 1929  at  Windsor,  N.S.  S.  of  Walter 
Edward  Regan  and  Rose  M.  Greene,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Windsor  Academy,  St.  Mary’s  College  and  Dalhousie  Univ. 
M.  Nov.  17,  1956  to  A.  Carole  Harrison  of  Meadow  Lake, 
Sask.  Four  children:  Gerald,  Geoffrey,  Miriam  and  Nancy. 
A  lawyer.  Cand.  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1956  and  1960  and  def. 
Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1962  and  def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1963.  Can.  rep.  at  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.  Pro¬ 
cedural  Course,  London,  Eng.  Apr.  1964.  Chosen  Leader 


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N.S.  Lib.  Party  July  24,  1965.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis. 
g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Sworn  in  as  Premier  arid 
Chairman  N.S.  Power  Commission,  Oct.  28,  1970.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Shore  Dr.,  Bedford,  N.S. 

RILEY,  GEORGE  STUART  (Halifax  Cobequid).  B. 
Nov.  18,  1922  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  George  Riley  and 
Annie  Elizabeth  Hay.  Ed.  at  John  M.  King  School,  Gen. 
Wolfe  Jr.  H.S.,  Daniel  McIntyre  Collegiate,  Winnipeg  and 
Univ.  of  Man.  M.  Oct.  16,  1944  to  Margaret  Jane  dau.  of 
Austin  Abraham  of  Toronto.  Three  children:  Barbara  Jane 
Gray,  Marilyn  Joan  Camp  and  Carol  Susan  Ryan.  Pres,  and 
owner  Wood  Motors  Ltd.,  Halifax.  Served  R.C.A.F.  (Flying 
Officer)  1942-45.  Mem.  Halifax  Club,  Bedford  Yacht  Sqn., 
Halifax  Executive  Assoc.,  Northumberland  Golf  Club  and 
Bedford  Legion.  Pres.  Halifax  Dartmouth  Auto  Dealers 
Assoc.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Public 
Works  Nov.  26,  1971  to  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United. 
Address:  45  Flamingo  Dr.,  Rockingham,  Halifax,  N.S. 

RITCEY,  GERALD  CONRAD,  R.I.A.  (Colchester).  B. 
Mar.  19,  1914  at  Dartmouth,  N.S.  S.  of  Melvin  Joshia 
Ritcey  and  Stella  Annette  Conrad,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Halifax 
schools.  M.  July  14,  1940  to  Mary  dau.  of  Isobel  MacPhee 
of  Sydney,  N.S.  Three  children:  Donald  Gerald  Melvin, 
Isobel  Annette  and  Kirk  Wilburt.  A  merchant.  Pres. 
Bentley’s  Ltd.  Mem.  Rotary  and  Truro  Golf  Club.  First 
elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  by-election  Feb.  13,  1968.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Trade  &  Industry  and  Min.,  Industrial 
Estates  Limited  Act,  Sept.  23,  1969  to  Oct.  28,  1970.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  100  Smith  Ave., 
Truro,  N.S. 

SHEEHY,  GERALD  EARLE,  D.V.M.  (Annapolis  East). 
B.  June  24,  1924  at  Noel,  Hants  Co.,  N.S.  Ed.  at  Hants  Co. 
P  S.,  Windsor  Academy,  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  Sept.  20, 
1945  to  Emma  Grant  dau.  of  George  Davidson  of  Aberdeen, 
Scotland.  Three  children:  Grant  Earle,  Patricia  Kim  and 
Teresa  Georgene.  A  veterinarian.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1942-46 
rank  of  Flying  Officer.  Town  councillor  and  Deputy  Mayor, 
Middleton,  N.S.  1965-70.  Mem.  Rotary,  Curling  and  Masonic 


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Lodge.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  181  Main  St.,  Middleton,  N.S. 

SMITH,  COL.  GEORGE  ISAAC,  M.B.E.,  ED.,  LL.B., 
Q.C.  (Colchester).  B.  April  6,  1909,  at  Stewiacke,  N.S. 
S.  of  Major  J.  R.  Smith  and  Susan  Ettinger  Colter.  Ed. 
at  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Colchester  Ct.  Academy, 
Truro,  N.S.  Degree:  Bachelor  of  Laws.  M.  Nov.  17,  1938, 
to  Sarah,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  A.  Archibald,  Truro, 
N.S.  Three  children:  John  Robert,  Ruby  Alison  and 
George  Isaac.  Barrister  and  Solicitor.  Deputy  Asst.  Adj. 
General,  1st  Can.  Army,  Jan.  1944-45;  Asst.  Adj.  Gen’l. 
Can.  Military  Headquarters,  London  (Eng.).  C.O.  N.S. 
Highlanders,  July  1946  to  Dec.  31,  1949.  First  elected  to 
N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1949.  Re-elected  g.e.  1953,  1956,  1960, 
1963,  1967  and  1970.  Min.  of  Finance  and  Economics,  May  2, 
1962  to  Sept.  3,  1968.  Apptd.  Chairman  N.S.  Power  Com¬ 
mission,  May  2,  1962.  Sworn  in  as  Premier,  Sept.  13,  1967. 
Resigned  Oct.  28,  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  U.  C.  of  C. 
Address:  116  Burnyeat,  Truro,  N.S. 

SMITH,  RAYMOND  MORTON,  (Cumberland  Centre). 
B.  Aug.  3,  1924  at  Springhill,  N.S.  S.  of  Archie  Barney 
Smith,  Can.  and  Agnes  Abigail  Reid,  Scottish.  Ed.  at 
Springhill  H.S.,  Horton  Academy,  Wolfville  and  Maritime 
Forestry  School,  Fredericton,  N.B.  M.  June  10,  1950  to 
Anna  dau.  of  Alexander  John  Burden  of  Springhill,  N.S. 
Three  children:  John  Roderick,  Pamela  Margaret  and  Bar¬ 
bara  Jane.  A  sales  representative.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion, 
Knights  of  Pythias,  Bd.  of  Trade,  Springhill  Curling  Club 
and  Springhill  Wildlife  Assn.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis. 
by-election  Nov.  26,  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  4  Smith  St.,  Springhill,  N.S. 

SNOW,  GEORGE  ALBERT  (Yarmouth).  B.  Aug.  1, 
1923  at  Port  Maitland,  N.S.  S.  of  Albert  Douglas  and 
Lottie  Belle  Snow  both  British.  Ed.  at  Port  Maitland,  N.S. 
M.  Sept.  18,  1947  to  Marjorie  Louise  dau.  of  Benjamin 
Harris  of  St.  Lambert,  Que.  Three  children:  Susan  Louise, 
Howard  George,  and  Rodney  Albert.  A  fisherman.  Chair¬ 
man  N.S.  Legis.  Comm,  on  Fisheries  1965-66-67.  Asst. 
Fire  Chief,  Port  Maitland  1957-68.  Chairman  Local  School 


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Trustees  1952-67.  Mem.  Bd.  Dir.  Yarmouth  Y.M.C.A.  and 
Villa  St.  Joseph,  Yarmouth.  Sect’y.  Yarmouth  Area  In 
dustrial  Comm.  Mem.  Session  Beacon  United  Church. 
Chairman  Christian  Education  and  Mens’  Club.  Cand.  N.S. 
g.e.  1960  and  def.  First  elected  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1967  and  1970.  Min.  of  Public  Works  May  10, 
1968  to  1969.  Min.  of  Lands  and  Forests,  May  10,  1968  and 
Min.,  Housing  Development  Act,  1969  to  Oct.  28,  1970.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Port  Maitland,  N.S. 

SULLIVAN,  HON.  ALLAN  EDMUND,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Q.C. 
(Cape  Breton  West).  B.  June  23,  1932  at  New  Glasgow, 
N.S.  S.  of  Charles  Archibald  Sullivan  and  Florence  Fraser 
MacNeil.  Ed.  at  Sydney  Central  School,  Sydney  Academy 
and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  July  9,  1956  to  Dawn  Christina 
dau.  of  James  Andrew  Simpson  of  Douglastown,  N.B.  Five 
children:  Evelyn  Elaine,  Shauna  Patricia,  Janet  Dawn, 
Florence  Frances  and  Allan  Edmund.  A  barrister  at  law. 
Mem.  Royal  Cape  Breton  Yacht  Club,  Masonic  Lodge, 
Scottish  Rite  Group  and  Riverview  Y’s  Men’s  Club.  Cand. 
N.S.  g.e.  1963  and  1967  and  def.  First  elected  to  N.S. 
Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Min.  i/c  Admin,  of 
Water  Act,  Oct.  27,  1970  to  Nov.  26,  1971.  Min.  of  Public 
Welfare,  Oct.  27,  1970  to  Sept.  7,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Education,  Min.  i/c  Admin,  of  Civil  Service  Act  and  Civil 
Service  Joint  Council  Act,  Sept.  7,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  53  Lynn  Brook  Dr.,  Sydney 
River,  N.S. 

THORPE,  VICTOR  NEWCOMBE,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Q.C., 
(Kings  North).  B.  June  18,  1912  at  Centreville,  Kings  Co., 
N.S.  S.  of  Wm.  Levi  Thorpe,  English  and  Mabel  Angie 
McLeod  Scottish-English.  Ed.  at  Kings  Co.  Academy, 
Acadia  Univ.  and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  June  7,  1941  to  Mary 
Eliza  dau.  of  James  Wetmore  of  Campbellton,  N.B.  Three 
children:  James  Wm,  Wendy  Lisbeth  and  Roderick  Victor. 
A  barrister-at-law.  Pres.  Kentville  Hospital  Assn.  Dir. 
Maritime  Medical  Care  Inc.  1961-67.  Kentville  Solicitor 
1945  to  present.  Registrar  Probate  Kings  Co.  1957-61. 
Crown  Prosecutor  Kings  Co.  1961-67.  Vice-Pres.  KEN  WO 


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Golf  Club;  past-pres.  Kentville  Gyro  Club;  mem.  Royal 
Can.  Legion,  Can.  Council  Christians  and  Jews,  Kentville 
Bd.  of  Trade  and  N.S.  and  Can.  Bar  Soc.  First  elected 
N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  434  Park  St.  (P.O.  Box  366), 
Kentville,  N.S. 

VENIOT,  HARVEY  ALFRED,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Q.C.  (Pictou 
West).  B.  Nov.  18,  1916  at  Pictou,  N.S.  S.  of  Alex¬ 
ander  R.  Veniot  (French  &  Irish),  and  Gladys  Veniot 
(Scotch).  Ed.  at  Pictou  Academy,  St.  F.X.  Univ.;  Dalhou- 
sie  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  Degrees:  B.A.,  LL.B.  M.  Feb. 
10,  1944,  to  Rhoda  Marion,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Mac¬ 
Leod,  of  Montague,  P.E.I.  One  son:  James  Stewart.  Bar¬ 
rister,  Solicitor  and  Real  Estate.  Served  as  Town  Coun¬ 
cillor,  1945;  Pres.  Lions  Club  of  Pictou,  1956.  Mem.  of 
Pictou  Lions  Club.  Vice-Pres.  of  Pictou  Golf  and  Country 
Club,  1960,  and  New  Caledonia  Curling  Club.  Cand.  Prov. 
g.e.  1953  and  def.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  g.e.  1956 
Re  elected  g.e.  1960,  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Speaker,  1961  to 
1968.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs,  May  10,  1968  to  1969.  Min. 
of  Agriculture  and  Marketing,  May  10,  1968  to  Oct.  28,  1970. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  730,  Walter  St., 
Pictou,  N.S. 

WALLACE,  RONALD  (Halifax  Citadel).  B.  Aug.  5,  1917 
at  Halifax,  N.S.  S.  of  Thomas  John  and  Ada  Evangeline 
Wallace,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Oxford  St.  School,  St.  Mary’s 
Coll.,  Dalhousie  Univ.  and  Massachusetts  School  of  Optom¬ 
etry.  M.  June  21,  1947  to  Patricia  McCullough  of  Halifax. 
Six  children:  Barbara,  Ian,  Suzanne,  Mark,  Mary  Beth  and 
Jennifer.  An  optometrist.  Chairman  Capital  Campaign  Saint 
Vincent’s  Guest  House  and  Saint  Thomas  Aquinas  Church. 
Served  RCNVR  (Lt.Cdr.),  1942-45.  Mem.  Liberal  Country 
Club  and  Halifax  Bd.  of  Trade.  First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis. 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1730 
Bloomingdale  Terrace,  Halifax,  N.S. 

ZINCK,  MAURICE  LOUIS,  (Lunenburg  East).  B.  Dec 
30,  1911  at  Chester,  N.S.  S.  of  Owen  William  Zinck  and 
Hettie  Barkhouse,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Chester  Common 


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School,  Vocational  School  and  Maritime  Business  College 
A  graduate  in  accounting  and  business  administration. 
M.  Nov.  9,  1939  to  Annie  Stanford  Evans  of  Chester. 
Two  children:  Maurice  Evans  and  Christine  Elizabeth. 
A  hardware  merchant.  Warden  Municipality  of  Chester, 
(1957-61).  Lt.  Can.  Army,  1943-46.  Mem.  Can.  Legion, 
Board  of  Trade,  Masonic  Lodge  and  Order  of  Foresters. 
First  elected  to  N.S.  Legis.  at  by-election,  1959.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1960,  1963,  1967  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Angli¬ 
can.  Address:  Chester,  Lunenburg  Co.,  N.S. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 
Clerk  of  the  House  — 

LAURENCE,  ROY  ANDERSON,  B.A.  B.  June  9,  1909  at 
Margaree,  N.S.  S.  of  Walter  Samuel  Laurence  and  Eva 
Gordon  MacLean,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Picton  Academy,  Dalhou- 
sie  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Ad¬ 
mitted  to  Bar  of  N.S.  Nov.  1935.  Q.C.  1954.  Asst.  Clerk  N.S. 
House  of  Assembly,  1943-45.  Apptd.  Clerk  N.S.  House  of 
Assembly,  1945.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  Annapolis 
Royal,  N.S. 

Assistant  Clerk  —  Kenneth  Langille,  LL.P. 

Legislative  Counsel  —  Graham  Walker,  Q.C. 
Sergeant-at-Arms  —  Major  Harold  Long. 

Legislative  Librarian  —  Miss  Shirley  B.  Elliott. 


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NOVA  SCOTIA  GENERAL  ELECTION,  1970 
Dissolution,  26th  Legis.  —  September  5,  1970. 
Nomination  —  September  29,  1970. 

Voting  —  October  13,  1970. 

LEGEND:  PC  —  Progressive  Conservative;  L  — -  Liberal;  NDP  —  New 
Democratic  Party. 


ANNAPOLIS  EAST 
Sheehy,  Dr.  Gerry  (PC)  .....  2,836 

Hill,  Lloyd  K.  (L)  . .  2,381 

ANNAPOLIS  WEST 

Nicholson,  Peter  (L)  .  2,401 

Robert,  Sanford  H.  (PC)  .  2,048 

ANTIGONISH 

Gillis,  John  Wm.  (L)  .  4,002 

Shaw,  William  (PC)  .  3,594 

MacPherson,  Alex  (NDP)  .  265 

CAPE  BRETON  CENTRE 

Laffin.  Dr.  Michael  (PC)  .  3,680 

Marsh,  Dr.  Stewart  (L)  .  1,902 

MacDonald,  Alex  (NDP)  .  1,700 

CAPE  BRETON  EAST 

Akerman,  Jeremy  (NDP)  .  5,334 

Fergusson,  N.  Layton  (PC)  ...  3,807 

MacKay,  Bob  (L)  . . . 2,037 

CAPE  BRETON  NORTH 
McKeough,  Thomas  J.  (PC)  5,755 

Oram,  Sidney  . 2,885 

Arsenault,  Linus  Joseph  .....  2,860 

CAPE  BRETON  SOUTH 

Burke,  John  Francis  (PC)  .  5,234 

MacLean,  Vincent  James  (L)  5,034 

MacPherson,  Donald  H. 

(NDP)  .  1,531 

CAPE  BRETON  WEST 
Sullivan,  Allan  Edmund  (L)  5,024 

Andrews,  Kenneth  (PC)  .  4,843 

CAPE  BRETON  NOVA 

MacEwan,  Paul  (NDP)  .  2,931 

Gaum.  Percy  (PC)  2,864 

Felix,  DiPenta  Ronald  (L)  ..  958 

CLARE 

Comeau,  Benoit  (L)  2,712 

Comeau,  Paul  J.  (PC)  . 1,833 


COLCHESTER  (2  members) 


Smith,  G.  I.  (PC)  _ _ _...  9,375 

Ritcey,  Gerry  (PC)  . . .  8,005 

Norris,  George  (L)  . . .  7,884 

Hill,  Ross  (NDP)  . .  7,296 

CUMBERLAND  CENTRE 
Smith,  Raymond  Morton 

(PC)  . 2,220 

Mont,  William  Henry  (L)  .  1,611 

Burbine,  John  Elmer  (NDP)  215 

CUMBERLAND  WEST 

Bacon,  Roger  Stuart  (PC)  .  4,355 

Dolan,  Dr.  Leonard  J.  (L)  .  3,142 

MacSwain,  James  M.  (NDP)  895 

CUMBERLAND  WEST 
Henley,  D.  L.  George  (PC)  ...  2,458 
Tonner,  Thomas  H.  (L)  . .  1,828 

DARTMOUTH  NORTH 

Bagnell,  Glen  M.  (L)  . . .  6,614 

Wambolt,  Gerald  G.  (PC)  ...  4,826 
Dares,  Percy  Wm.  (NDP)  .  750 

DARTMOUTH  SOUTH 

MacNutt,  Scott  (L)  . .  5,310 

Akerly,  I.  W.  (PC)  . . .  5,219 

DIGBY 

Casey,  Joseph  H.  (L)  .  2,903 

Lewis,  Giffard  W.  (PC)  .  2,142 


GUYSBOROUGH 

Maclsaac,  Alex  Angus  (PC)  3,035 
Pellerin,  Russell  James  (L)  2,770 

Newell,  Fred  Allison  (NDP)  537 

HALIFAX  ATLANTIC 


Buchanan,  John  M.  (PC)  5,283 

Hayes,  Bob  (L)  . .  3,78  i 

Grineault,  Charles  (NDP)  59V 


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HALIFAX  CHEBUCTO 


Connolly,  James  L.  (L)  .  5,276 

Vaughan,  James  H.  (PC)  .  4,015 

Devanney,  Burris  (NDP)  .  1,180 

HALIFAX  CITADEL 

Wallace,  Ronald  (L)  .  4,447 

Smith,  Donald  M.  (PC)  _  3,672 

HALIFAX  COBEQUID 

Riley,  George  (L)  . 6,453 

Fitzgerald,  G.  H.  (PC)  .  5,427 

Dombrowski,  Dr.  Bruce 
W.  W.  (NDP)  . 843 

HALIFAX  CORNWALLIS 
Mitchell,  Geo.  MacGregor 

(L)  . : . .  5,323 

Donahoe,  Richard 

Alphonsus  (PC)  .  3,891 

Halderman,  Barrett 

Douglas  (NDP)  .  694 

HALIFAX  EASTERN  SHORE 

Brown,  A.  Garnet  (L)  . ..  5,585 

Ritcey,  Murry  Everett  (PC)  4,029 

HALIFAX  NEEDHAM 

Regan,  Gerald  A.  (L)  .  4,514 

MacKeen,  David  (PC)  .  2,887 

Sinclair,  A1  (NDP)  .  392 

HALIFAX  ST.  MARGARETS 

Pace,  Leonard  Lawson  (L)  6,080 

MacNeil,  Douglas  Charles 

,  (PC)  .  4,729 

lobson,  Keith  Bertram 

(NDP)  .  1,020 

HANTS  EAST 

Hawkins,  Jack  (L)  3,115 

Ettinger,  J.  Albert  (PC)  .  2,793 

HANTS  WEST 

Lindsay,  Robert  Dewar  (L)  3,974 

Spence,  Norman  T.  (PC)  3,706 

INVERNESS  (2  members) 

MacLean,  Norman  James 

(PC)  . . .  4,602 

MacKenzie,  John  Archie  (L)  4,130 


MacLean,  Wm.  Nicholson 

(L)  - 3,954 

Shannon,  Jos.  Patrick  (PC)  3,718 

Davis,  Alfred  (NDP)  . 1,298 

Yetman,  Gerald  A.  (NDP)  556 

KINGS  NORTH 
Thorpe,  Victor  Newcombe 

(PC)  -  3,234 

Ells,  Glenn  S.  (L)  _  3,077 

KINGS  SOUTH 

How,  Harry  (PC)  _  2,722 

Aston,  Edward  (L)  _  2,008 

KINGS  WEST 

Tidman,  Gordon  (PC)  .  3,829 

Bezanson,  Frank  Curwin 

(L)  - - 3,718 

Boates,  Francis  Keith  (NDP)  160 

LUNENBURG  CENTRE 

Cook,  Walton  W.  (L)  .  4,852 

Lohnes,  George  O.  (PC)  .  4,040 

LUNENBURG  EAST 
Zinck,  Maurice  Louis  (PC)  2,092 
Hagen,  Eric  (L)  . . 1,985 

LUNENBURG  WEST 
Delorey,  Maurice  Eugene 

(L)  . 3,086 

Levy,  Robert  Clifford  (PC)  _  2,717 

PICTOU  CENTRE 

Fiske,  Ralph  F.  (L)  .  5,356 

MacLeod,  Donald  Ross  (PC)  4,922 
Kearley,  Derrick  Peter 

(NDP)  . . 972 

PICTOU  EAST 

MacDonald,  A.  Lloyd  (L)  2,991 

MacQueen,  Thomas  (PC)  2,974 
Arbuckle,  Charles  E.  (NDP)  337 

PICTOU  WEST 

Veniot,  Harvey  Alfred  (PC)  2,729 
Mawhinney,  D.  Lawrence 

(!•)  .  2,008 

Cormier,  John  Robert  (NDP)  614 

QUEENS 

Jones,  W.  S.  Kennedy  (PC)  3,068 
Umphrey,  Harley  (L)  .  2,833 


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RICHMOND 


Doucet,  Gerry  J.  (PC)  .  3,439 

Burt.  Melvin  J.  (L)  .  2,411 

Gallant,  Charles  Jos.  (NDP)  327 

SHELBURNE 

Husldlson,  Harold  MacKay 
(L)  3,725 

Cox,  William  J.  (PC)  ~~Z.  3^321 
Harding,  Aubrey  St.  Clair 

(NDP)  .  547 


67S 

VICTORIA 

Hudson,  R.  Fisher  (PC)  .  2,075 

Langley,  W.  Harry  F.  (L)  .  1,700 

Stone,  Jessie  (NDP)  .  175 

YARMOUTH  (2  members) 
Mooney,  Joseph  Fraser  (L)  5,039 

Snow,  George  Albert  (PC)  ...  4,929 
Robichaud,  Benoit  Jos.  (PC)  4,896 
Rogers,  John  Winfred  (L)  .  4,592 


DATES  GENERAL  ELECTIONS 


1867  . 

18 

1871  . 

16 

1874  . 

Dec. 

17 

1878 

Sept. 

17 

1882  . 

June 

20 

1886 

15 

1890 

.  May 

21 

1894 

March 

15 

1897 

April 

20 

1901 

Oct. 

2 

1906 

20 

1911 

.  June 

14 

1916  . 

20 

1920 

July 

27 

1925 

.  June 

25 

1928 

.  Oct. 

1 

1933 

Aug. 

22 

1937 

29 

1941 

28 

1945 

.  Oct. 

28 

1949 

June 

8 

1953 

May 

26 

1956 

Oct. 

30 

1960 

.  June 

7 

1963 

.  Oct. 

8 

1967 

30 

1970 

13 

BYELECTIONS 

(Held  since  general  election  1970) 

KINGS  WEST 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  results  of  the  election  being 
declared  null  and  void.  Nomination  Nov.  9,  1971.  Voting 


Nov.  16,  1971. 

Bezanson,  Frank  C.  (L)  .  4,350 

Chisholm,  Fred  (PC)  . .  4,027 

Majority  for  Frank  C.  Bezanson  (L)  .  323 


67  6 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


QUEENS 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  member 
.  S.  Kennedy  Jones  (PC).  Nomination  Nov.  9,  1971.  Voting 
sv.  16,  1971. 

MacDonald,  Floyd  (PC)  .  3,434 

Umphrey,  Harley  (L)  .  2,626 

Roy  (NDP)  .  384 

Majority  for  Floyd  MacDonald  (PC)  ...  808 

(no  change) 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

Party  standing  at  dissolution,  Sept.  5,  1970: 

Progressive  Conservatives  .  41 

Liberals  .  5 

TOTAL  MEMBERSHIP  .  4e 

Party  standing  as  of  January,  1973: 

Liberals  .  24 

Progressive  Conservatives  .  19 

New  Democratic  Party  .  2 

Vacancy  .  1 

TOTAL  MEMBERSHIP  ...  .  46 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 


677 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Entered  Dominion  at  Confederation  1867. 

Population :  (Census,  1931)  3,432.000;  (Census,  1941) 
3,788,000  (Census  of  1951),  4.562.354;  (Census  of  1956) 
5,404,933;  (Census  of  1961),  6,236,000;  (Census  June,  1966), 
6,961,000;  (Census  of  1971),  7,703,000  (Estimated  July, 
1972),  7,838,000. 

Area  :  land,  344,092  sq.  miles;  water,  68,490  sq.  miles; 
total,  412.582  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  Toronto. 

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR  OF  ONTARIO 

MACDONALD,  HON.  WILLIAM  ROSS,  P.C.,  C.D.,  Q.C., 
LL.D.,  B.  Dec.  25,  1891,  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  George 
Macdonald,  Scotch  and  Julia  Bulley,  English.  Ed.  at 
Brantford  Collegiate  Inst.;  Univ.  of  Toronto,  B.A.  and 
Osgoode  Hall.  Honorary  Degree  from  McMaster  Univ. 
and  Waterloo  Lutheran  Univ.  LL.D.  M.  June  15,  1921  to 
Muriel  (dec.)  dau.  of  Gladstone  Whitaker  of  Brantford. 
Children:  Esther  (Mrs.  John  S.  Marshall)  and  Muriel 
Ross  (Mrs.  Douglas  C.  Haldenby).  A  barrister-at-law. 
Senior  mem.  of  firm  Macdonald,  Brown,  Binkley,  McIntosh 
&  Daboll,  Brantford,  Ont.  Private  and  N.C.O.  2nd  Cycle 
Corps,  C.E.F.  Lieut.  4th  Batt.  C.E.F.  1914-18.  Past  Pres. 
Can  Legion,  Brantford.  Hon.  Life  Mem.  National  Council 
of  Women.  Hon.  Col.  56th  Regt.  R.C.A.  Chancellor,  Water¬ 
loo  Lutheran  Univ.  Hon.  National  Pres.  Jaycees  (Rtd). 
Can.  Federal  g.e.  1926  and  1930  and  def.  First  elected 
to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1935.  Re-elected  g.e.  1940,  1945  and  1949. 
Deputy  Speaker  1945-49.  Speaker  1949-53.  Mem.  of  Privy 
Council,  May  12,  1953.  Summoned  to  Senate,  June  12, 
1953  Apptd.  Govt.  Leader  in  Senate.  Solicitor  General  of 
Canada,  1954.  Leader  of  Opposition  in  Senate,  1957. 
Leader  of  Govt,  in  Senate  and  Min.  without  Portfolio,  1963. 
Resigned  as  Leader  of  Govt,  in  Senate  and  Min.  without 
Portfolio,  Jan.  1964.  Resigned  from  Senate  Dec.  1967. 
Apptd.  Lieutenant-Governor  of  Ontario,  July  4,  1968. 
Rel.:  U.  C.  of  C.  Address:  Lieutenant-Governor’s  Suite, 
Queen’s  Park,  Toronto,  Ont. 


67B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PREVIOUS  LIEUTENANT  GOVERNORS 


Name 


Major-General  H.  W.  Stisted 
Hon.  H.  P.  Howland,  C.B. 
John  W.  Crawford,  Esq. 

Hon.  D.  A.  Macdonald 
lohn  Beverly  Robinson,  Esq. 


Hon.  Sir  Alexander  Campbell,  K.C.M.G. 
Hon.  Geo.  A.  Kirkpatrick 
Hon.  Sir  Oliver  Mowat,  G  C  M  G 
Sir  W.  Mortimer  Clark 
Sir  John  M.  Gibson,  K.C.M.G. 


Sir  John  Stratheam  Hendrie,  K.C  MG  C  V  O . 

Lionel  Herbert  Clarke,  Esq. 

Colonel  Henry  Cockshutt 

Hon.  William  Donald  Ross 

Co!.  The  Hon.  Herbert  Alexander  Bruce 

Hon.  Albert  Matthews 

Hon.  Ray  Lawson 

^on*  Louis  Orville  Breithaupt 

Un  5°i  Ti1,®  Ho"-  John  filler  MacKay, 

D.S.O.,  V.D.,  Q.C.,  D.C.L  LL.D. 

Hon.  William  Earl  Rowe,  P.C.,  LL.D.,  D.Sc.  Soc. 


Date  of 
Appointmeni 


July 

1, 

1867 

July 

14, 

1868 

Nov. 

5, 

1873 

May 

18, 

1875 

June 

30, 

1880 

Feb. 

8, 

1887 

May 

30, 

1892 

Nov. 

18, 

1897 

April 

18, 

1903 

Sept. 

22, 

1908 

Nov. 

27, 

1914 

Nov. 

27, 

1919 

Sept. 

10. 

1921 

Jan. 

12. 

1927 

Oct. 

25, 

1932 

Nov. 

30 

]  QT’ 

Dec. 

26, 

1946 

Feb. 

18, 

1952 

Dec. 

30, 

1957 

May 

1. 

1963 

THE  DAVIS  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

HON.  WILLIAM  GRENVILLE  DAVIS.  Q  C 

Premier  ’  ^ 

President  of  the  Council 

HON.  ROBERT  WELCH,  Q.C. 

Provincial  Secretary  for  Social  Development 

HON.  ALBERT  BENJAMIN  RUTTER  LAWRENCE,  Q.C. 

Provincial  Secretary  for  Resources  Development 

HON.  JOHN  YAREMKO,  Q.C. 

Solicitor  General 

HON.  ALLAN  GROSSMAN 

Minister  of  Revenue 

HON.  WILLIAM  ATCHESON  STEWART 

Minister  of  Agriculture  and  Food 

HON.  JAMES  ALEXANDER  CHARLES  AULD 

Minister  of  the  Environment 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 


679 


HON.  RENE  BRUNELLE 

Minister  of  Community  and  Social  Services 

HON.  DALTON  ARTHUR  BALES,  Q.C. 

Attorney  General 

HON.  THOMAS  LEONARD  WELLS 

Minister  of  Education 

HON.  FERNAND  GUINDON 

Minister  of  Labor 

HON.  JOHN  HOWARD  WHITE 

Provincial  Treasurer 

Minister  of  Intergovernmental  Affairs 

HON.  GEORGE  A.  KERR,  Q.C. 

Provincial  Secretary  for  Justice 

HON.  CHARLES  JOSEPH  SYLVANUS  APPS 

Minister  of  Correctional  Services 

HON.  GORDON  ROBERT  CARTON,  Q.C. 

Minister  of  Transportation  and  Communication 

HON.  LEO  EDWARD  BERNIER 

Minister  of  Natural  Resources 

HON.  ERIC  ALFRED  WINKLER 

Chairman  of  the  Management  Board  of  Cabinet 

HON.  JAMES  WILFRED  SNOW 

Minister  of  Government  Services 

HON.  RICHARD  THOMAS  POTTER,  M.D. 

Minister  of  Health 

HON.  JOHN  T.  CLEMENT,  Q.C. 

Minister  of  Consumer  and  Commercial  Relations 

HON.  JACK  McNIE 

Minister  of  Colleges  and  Universities 

HON.  CLAUDE  BENNETT 

Minister  without  Portfolio 


6BO 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


HON.  MARGARET  BIRCH 

Minister  of  Industry  and  Tourism 

Secretary  to  the  Cabinet:  C.  E.  Brannan. 
Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council:  J.  J.  Young. 


ONTARIO  ADMINISTRATIONS 

1. — Hon.  J.  S.  Macdonald,  Premier.  July  16,  1867,  to  Dec.  19,  1871. 

2. — Hon.  E.  Blake.  Premier.  Dec.  20,  1871,  to  Oct.  25  1872. 

3. — Hon.  O.  Mowat,  Premier.  Oct.  25,  1873,  to  July  9,  1896. 

4. —  Hon.  A.  S.  Hardy,  Premier.  July  25,  1896,  to  Oct.  17,  1899. 

5. — Hon.  G.  W.  Ross,  Premier.  Oct.  21,  1899,  to  Feb.  7,  1905. 

6  _ H25  fg^1'  P'  Whi,ney‘  K.C.M.G.,  Premier.  Feb.  8,  1905.  to  Sept 

7. — Hon.  Sir  William  Howard  Hearst,  (C.),  Premier.  Oct.  2.  1914 

to  Nov.  14,  1919. 

8.  Hon.^  Ernestg  Charles  Drury,  (F.),  Premier.  Nov.  14,  1919,  to 

9‘  *Ion'  Ferguson,  tC.),  Premier.  July  16,  1923,  to  Dec.  15,  1930 

10.  Hon.  G.  S.  Henry,  (C.),  Premier  Dec.  15,  1930,  to  July  10,  1934. 

H°n-  M.  F.  Hepburn,  (L.),  Premier.  July  10,  1934  to  Oct.  21,  1942 

12. — Hon.  G.  D.  Conant,  (L.),  Premier.  Oct.  21.  1942  to  May  18,  1943 

13. — Hon.  H.  C.  Nixon,  May  18,  1943  to  Aug.  17,  1943. 

14. — Hon.  George  A.  Drew.  Aug.  17,  1943  to  Oct.  19,  1948. 

15. — Hon.  T.  L.  Kennedy,  Oct.  19,  1948  to  May,  1949. 

16. — Hon.  Leslie  Frost,  May  4,  1949  to  Nov.  8,  1961. 

17. — Hon.  John  P.  Robarts,  Nov.  8,  1961  to  March  1,  1971. 

18. — Hon.  William  G.  Davis,  March  1,  1971  to  present. 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 


6B1 


LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY  OF  ONTARIO 

Sessional  indemnity  $12,000  and  expense  allowance  $6,000;  emolu¬ 
ment  ot  Mr.  Speaker  $5,000  in  addition  to  his  indemnity  and  expense 
allowance  as  a  Member  of  the  Legislative  Assembly.  (Legislative 
Assembly  Amendment  Act,  1968-69.) 

Last  general  election  October  21,  1971. 

The  Legislature  at  present  consists  ol  117  Members  elected  by 
popular  vote.  Alter  some  fluctuation  prior  to  1933  the  membership 
was  reduced  to  90  by  the  Representation  Act  of  1933.  A  new  Repre¬ 
sentation  Act  in  1954  increased  the  membership  to  98  and  an  amend¬ 
ment  thereto  in  1963  again  increased  the  membership  to  108.  In  1966 
a  new  Representation  Act  increased  the  membership  to  the  present  117. 

Salaries:  In  addition  to  his  indemnity  and  allowance  as  a  Member 
of  the  Legislative  Assembly  the  Prime  Minister  receives  a  salary  of 
$20,000  per  annum  and  an  allowance  for  expenses  of  representation 
of  $2,000  per  annum;  similarly,  each  Minister  with  portfolio  receives 
a  salary  as  such  of  $15,000  per  annum,  as  does  the  Leader  of  the 
Opposition,  and  an  allowance  for  expenses  of  representation  of  $2,000 
per  annum.  Ministers  without  portfolio  receive  a  salary  of  $5,000  per 
annum  and  an  allowance  for  expenses  of  representation  of  $1,000 
per  annum. 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1867 


No.  of  Legis. 

1  Session 

Opening 

Prorogation  , 

Dissolution 

1st  Legis . . 

,.|  1st . 

Dec. 

27, 

1867 

Mar. 

4, 

1868 

1 

2nd . 

Nov. 

3, 

1868 

Ian. 

23, 

1869 

}Feb. 

25, 

1871 

3rd . 

Nov. 

3, 

1869 

Dec. 

24, 

1869 

1 

4th . 

Dec. 

7, 

1870 

Feb. 

15, 

1871 

J 

2nd  Legis . 

...|  1st . 

Dec. 

7, 

1871 

Mar. 

2. 

1872 

I 

2nd — 

Ian. 

8. 

1873 

Mar. 

29, 

1873 

)Dec. 

23, 

1874 

3rd _ 

Jan. 

7, 

1874 

Mar. 

24, 

1874 

1 

4th 

Nov. 

12, 

1874 

Dec. 

21, 

1874 

J 

3rd  Legis . 

|  1st . 

Nov. 

24, 

1875 

Feb. 

10, 

1876 

1 

2nd _ 

Ian. 

3, 

1877 

Mar. 

2, 

1877 

[Apr. 

25, 

1879 

3rd - 

Ian. 

9, 

1878 

Mar. 

7, 

1878 

| 

4th _ 

Ian. 

9, 

1879 

Mar. 

11, 

1879 

I 

4th  Legis . 

!  1st . 

Ian. 

7, 

1880 

Mar. 

5, 

1880 

2nd _ 

Ian. 

13, 

1881 

Mar. 

4, 

1881 

Feb. 

1, 

1883 

3rd _ 

Ian. 

12, 

1882 

Mar. 

10, 

1882 

4th . 

Dec. 

13, 

1882 

Feb. 

1, 

1883 

5th  Legis . 

1  1st . 

Tan. 

23, 

1884 

Mar. 

25, 

1884 

1 

2nd . 

Tan. 

28, 

1885 

Mar. 

30, 

1885 

INov. 

15, 

1886 

3rd . 

Tan. 

28, 

1886 

Mar. 

25, 

1886 

1 

6th  Legis . 

,|  1st . 

Feb. 

10, 

1887 

Apr. 

23, 

1887 

I 

2nd _ 

Ian. 

25, 

1888 

Mar. 

23, 

1888 

[Apr. 

26, 

1890 

3rd _ 

Ian. 

24, 

1889 

Mar. 

23, 

1889 

1 

4th _ 

Tan. 

30, 

1890 

Apr. 

7. 

1890 

J 

6B2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


No.  of  Legis. 

1 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

7th  Legis . 

. 

1st _ 

Feb. 

11,  1891 

May 

4. 

1891 

1 

2nd  ... 

Feb. 

11,  1892 

Apr. 

14, 

1892 

(May  29, 

1894 

3rd . 

Apr. 

4,  1893 

May  27, 

1893 

1 

4th  ___ 

Feb. 

14,  1894 

May 

5, 

1894 

J 

8th  Legis.  . 

- 

1st . 

Feb. 

21,  1895 

Apr. 

16, 

1895 

1 

2nd 

Feb. 

11,  1896 

Apr. 

7, 

1896 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

10,  1897 

Apr. 

13, 

1897 

(Jan. 

23, 

1898 

4th 

Nov. 

30,  1897 

Jan. 

17, 

1898 

1 

9th  Legis . 

-1 

1st _ 

Aug. 

3,  1898 

Oct. 

12, 

1898 

2nd — 

Feb. 

1,  1899 

Apr. 

1, 

1899 

1 

3rd _ 

Feb. 

14,  1900 

Apr. 

30, 

1900 

1 

4th _ 

Feb. 

6,  1901 

Apr. 

15, 

19Q1 

[Apr. 

19. 

1902 

5th _ 

Jan. 

8,  1902 

Mar.  17, 

1902 

| 

10th  Legis . 

,...| 

1st _ 

Mar. 

10,  1903 

June  27, 

1903 

1  Apr. 

26, 

1904 

2nd-.. 

Jan. 

14.  1904 

Apr. 

26, 

1904 

t 

11th  Legis. 

...list  . 

Mar. 

22,  1905 

May 

25, 

1905 

1 

|2nd  ... 

Feb. 

15,  1906 

May 

14, 

1906 

IMay 

2, 

1908 

13rd  .  . 

Jan. 

24,  1907 

Apr. 

20, 

1907 

f 

14th 

Feb. 

5,  1908 

Apr. 

14, 

1908 

J 

12th  Legis . 

Feb. 

16,  1909 

Apr. 

13, 

1909 

1 

12nd 

Jan. 

25,  1910 

Mar. 

19, 

1910 

(•Nov. 

13, 

1911 

13rd  .... 

Jan. 

24,  1911 

Mar. 

24, 

1911 

J 

13th  Legis. 

Feb. 

7,  1912 

Apr. 

16, 

1912 

1 

12nd 

Feb. 

4,  1913 

May 

9, 

1913 

(May 

29. 

1914 

|3rd 

Feb. 

18,  1914 

May 

1, 

1914 

J 

14th  Legis. . 

Feb. 

16,  1915 

Apr. 

8, 

1915 

] 

2nd  .  . 

Feb. 

29,  1916 

Apr. 

27, 

1916 

1 

|3rd  _ 

Feb. 

13,  1917 

Apr. 

12, 

1917 

(Sept.  23, 

1919 

14th 

Feb. 

5,  1918 

Mar. 

26, 

1918 

1 

|5th 

Feb. 

25,  1919 

Apr. 

24. 

1919 

) 

15th  Legis. 

Mar. 

9,  1920 

June 

4, 

1920 

1 

|2nd  _ 

Tan. 

25,  1921 

May 

3, 

1922 

[May 

10, 

1923 

|3rd  _ 

Feb. 

14,  1922 

June 

13, 

1922 

r 

1 4th 

Jan. 

23,  1923 

May 

8, 

1923 

1 

16th  Legis . 

list  . 

Feb. 

6,  1924 

Apr. 

17, 

1924 

1 

|2nd 

Feb. 

10,  1925 

Apr. 

14, 

1925 

(Oct. 

18. 

1926 

|3rd  . . 

Feb. 

10,  1926 

Apr. 

8, 

1926 

J 

17th  Legis. 

-list  . 

Feb. 

2,  1927 

Apr. 

5. 

1927 

1 

12nd  . 

Feb. 

9,  1928 

Apr. 

3, 

1928 

(Sept. 

16. 

1929 

13rd  . 

Jan. 

30,  1929 

Mar. 

28, 

1929 

J 

18th  Legis . 

,|lst  . 

Feb. 

5,  1930 

Apr. 

3. 

1930 

1 

12nd  _ 

Feb. 

12,  1931 

Apr. 

2, 

1931 

I 

'3rd  . 

Feb. 

10,  1932 

Mar. 

29, 

1932 

(May 

16, 

1934 

|4th  _ 

Feb. 

15,  1933 

Apr. 

18, 

1933 

15  th 

Jan. 

31,  1934 

Apr. 

3, 

1934 

1 

PROVINCE  DF  ONTARIO 


6B3 


No.  of  Legis.  | 


19th  Legis. 


20th  Legis. 


21st  Legis. 


22nd  Legis. 


23rd  Legis. 


24th  Legis. . 

Special 


25th  Legis.  _ 

Special 


26th  Legis. 


27th  Legis. 


28th  Legis. 


Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st . 

Feb. 

20, 

1935 

Apr. 

18, 

1935 

2nd . . 

Feb. 

11, 

1936 

Apr. 

9, 

1936 

Aug.  25, 

1937 

3rd . 

Ian. 

19, 

1937 

Mar. 

25, 

1937 

1st . . . 

Dec. 

1. 

1937 

Dec. 

3, 

1937 

2nd . 

Feb. 

23, 

1938 

Apr. 

8, 

1938 

3rd . 

Mar. 

8, 

1939 

Apr. 

27, 

1939 

4th . . 

Sept. 

19, 

1939 

Sept. 

22, 

1939 

June  29, 

1943 

5th . 

Jan. 

10 

1940 

Feb. 

24, 

1940 

6th . 

Feb. 

19, 

1941 

Apr. 

9, 

1941 

7th . . 

Feb. 

11, 

1942 

Apr. 

16, 

1942 

8th . 

Feb. 

9, 

1943 

Apr. 

14, 

1943 

1st . 

Feb. 

22, 

1944 

Apr. 

6, 

1944 

Mar.  24, 

1945 

2nd . 

Feb. 

15, 

1945 

Mar. 

1945 

/ 

1st . 

luly 

16, 

1945 

July 

20, 

1945 

2nd . 

Mar. 

4, 

1948 

April 

5, 

1946 

Apr.  27, 

1948 

3rd . 

Mar. 

6, 

1947 

Oct. 

30, 

1947 

4th . 

Mar. 

3, 

1948 

April 

16, 

1948 

1st  . 

reb. 

10, 

1949 

April 

8, 

1949 

1 

2nd . 

Feb. 

16, 

1950 

April 

6, 

1950 

J  Oct.  6, 

1951 

3rd . 

Feb. 

1, 

1951 

April 

5, 

1951 

4th . 

Sept. 

24, 

1951 

Sept. 

27, 

1951 

1 

1st  . 

Feb. 

21, 

1952 

April 

10, 

1952 

2nd . 

Oct. 

20, 

1952 

Oct. 

23, 

1952 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

12, 

1953 

April 

2, 

1953 

1-May  2, 

1955 

4th . 

Feb. 

11, 

1954 

April 

6, 

1954 

1 

5th . . 

Feb. 

8, 

1955 

Mar. 

31, 

1955 

1 

1st . 

Sept. 

8, 

1955 

Sept. 

8, 

1955 

2nd 

Ian. 

31, 

1956 

Mar. 

28, 

1956 

1 

3rd . 

[an. 

28, 

1957 

April 

3, 

1957 

[May  4, 

1959 

4th . 

Feb. 

3. 

1958 

Mar. 

27,1958 

1 

5th . 

fan. 

27, 

1959 

Mar. 

26, 

1959 

I 

1st . 

Ian. 

26, 

1960 

April 

12, 

1960 

1 

2nd . . 

Nov. 

22, 

1960 

Mar. 

29, 

1961 

JAug.  16, 

1963 

3rd . 

Nov. 

22, 

1961 

April 

18, 

1962 

4th . 

Nov. 

27, 

1962 

April 

26, 

1963 

1 

1st . 

Oct. 

29, 

1963 

Oct. 

30, 

1963 

2nd . 

Ian. 

15, 

1964 

May 

8, 

1964 

3rd . 

Ian. 

20, 

1965 

June 

22, 

1965 

Sept.  5, 

1967 

4th . 

Jan. 

25, 

1966 

luly 

8, 

1966 

5th . 

Ian. 

25, 

1967 

June 

15, 

1967 

1st . 

Feb. 

14, 

1968 

luly 

23, 

1968 

2nd . 

Nov. 

19, 

1968 

Dec. 

17, 

1969 

Sept.  13,  iy/i 

3rd . 

Feb. 

24, 

1970 

Nov. 

13, 

1970 

4th . 

Mar. 

30, 

1971 

July 

28, 

1971 

1st . 

Dec. 

13, 

1971 

2nd . 

Feb. 

29, 

1972 

Dec. 

15, 

1972 

29th  Legis. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

Speaker:  Hon.  Allan  E.  Reuter. 

Deputy  Speaker:  Russell  D.  Rowe. 

LEGEND  :  P.C.  —  Progressive  Conservative;  L.  — -  Liberal;  N.D.P.  —  New 
Democratic  Party;  L.-Lab.  —  Liberal  Labour. 


MEMBER 

PARTY 

CONSTITUENCY 

Allan,  James  N. 

P.C. 

Haldimand-Norfolk 

Apps,  Hon.  C.  J.  S. 

P.C. 

Kingston  and  the  Islands 

Auld,  Hon.  James  A.  C. 

P.C. 

Leeds 

Bales,  Hon.  Dalton  A. 

P.C. 

York  Mills 

Beckett,  Dick 

P.C. 

Brantford 

Belanger,  J.  Albert 

P.C. 

Prescott  and  Russell 

Bennett,  Hon.  Claude 

P.C. 

Ottawa  South 

Bernier,  Hon.  Leo 

P.C. 

Kenora 

Birch,  Hon.  Mrs.  Margaret 

P.C. 

Scarborough  East 

Bounsall,  Ted 

N.D.P. 

Windsor  West 

Braithwaite,  Leonard  A. 

L. 

Etobicoke 

Breithcrupt,  James  R. 

L. 

Kitchener 

Brunelle,  Hon.  Rene 

P.C. 

Cochrane  North 

Bullbrook,  James  E. 

L. 

Sarnia 

Burr,  Frederick  Arthur 

N.D.P. 

Sandwich-Riverside 

Carruthers,  Alex  Hugh 

P.C. 

Durham 

Carton,  Hon.  Gordon  R. 

P.C. 

Armourdale 

Cassidy,  Michael 

N.D.P. 

Ottawa  Centre 

Clement,  Hon.  John  T. 

P.C. 

Niagara  Falls 

Davis,  Hon.  William  G. 

P.C. 

Peel  North 

Davison,  Norman  Andrew 

N.D.P. 

Hamilton  Centre 

Deacon,  Donald  MacKay 

L. 

York  Centre 

Deans,  Ian 

N.D.P. 

Wentworth 

Downer,  Rev.  A.  W. 

P.C. 

Dufferin-Simcoe 

Drea,  Frank 

P.C. 

Scarborough  Centre 

Dukszta,  Dr.  Jan 

N.D.P. 

Parkdale 

Dymond,  Dr.  Matthew  B. 

P.C. 

Ontario 

Eaton,  Robert  G. 

P.C. 

Middlesex  South 

Edighoffer,  Hugh  Alden 

L. 

Perth 

Evans,  D.  Arthur 

P.C. 

Simcoe  Centre 

Ewen,  Donald  Wm. 

P.C. 

Wentworth  North 

Ferrier,  Rev.  William 

N.D.P. 

Cochrane  South 

Foulds,  James  F. 

N.D.P. 

Port  Arthur 

Gaunt,  Murray  A. 

L. 

Huron-Bruce 

Germa,  Melville  C. 

N.D.P. 

Sudbury 

Gilbertson,  Bernt 

P.C. 

Algoma 

Gisbom,  Reginald  V, 

N.D.P. 

IHamilton  East 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS  —  (Cont’d.) 


MEMBER 

PARTY 

CONSTITUENCY 

Givens,  Philip  G. 

L. 

York-Forest  Hill 

Good,  Edward  R. 

L. 

Waterloo  North 

Grossman,  Hon.  Allan 

P.C. 

St.  Andrew-St.  Patrick 

Guindon,  Hon.  Fernand 

P.C. 

Stormont 

Haggerty,  Raymond  L. 

L. 

Welland  South 

Hamilton,  Maurice 

P.C. 

Renfrew  North 

Handleman,  Sidney  B. 

P.C. 

Carleton 

Havrot,  Edward  M. 

P.C. 

Timiskaming 

Henderson,  Lome  C. 

P.C. 

Lambton 

Hodgson,  R.  Glen 

P.C. 

Victoria-Haliburten 

Hodgson,  William 

P.C. 

York  North 

Irvine,  Donald  R. 

P.C. 

Grenville-Dundas 

Jessiman,  James  H. 

P.C. 

Fort  William 

Johnston,  Robert  M. 

P.C. 

St.  Catharines 

Kennedy,  R.  Douglas 

P.C. 

Peel  South 

Kerr,  Hon.  George  A. 

P.C. 

Halton  West 

Lane,  John 

P.C. 

Algoma-Manitoulin 

Laughren,  Floyd 

N.D.P. 

Nickel  Belt 

Lawlor,  Patrick  D. 

N.D.P. 

Lakeshore 

Lawrence,  Hon.  B.  R. 

P.C. 

Carleton  East 

Leluk,  Nicholas  G. 

P.C. 

Humber 

Lewis,  Stephen  H. 

N.D.P. 

Scarborough  West 

MacBeth,  John  P. 

P.C. 

York  West 

MacDonald,  Donald  C. 

N.D.P. 

York  South 

Maeck,  Lome 

N.D.P. 

Parry  Sound 

Martel,  Elie  W. 

P.C. 

Sudbury  East 

Mcllveen,  Charles  E. 

P.C. 

Oshawa 

McKeough,  Wm.  Darcy 

P.C. 

Chatham-Kent 

McNeil,  Ronald  K. 

P.C. 

Elgin 

McNie,  Hon.  Jack 

P.C. 

Hamilton  West 

Meen,  Arthur  K. 

P.C. 

York  East 

Miller,  Frank  S. 

P.C. 

Muskoka 

Momingstar,  Ellis  P. 

P.C. 

Welland 

Morrow,  Donald  H. 

P.C. 

Ottawa  West 

Newman,  Bernard 

L. 

Windsor-Walkerville 

Newman,  William  G. 

P.C. 

Ontario  South 

Nixon,  George 

P.C. 

Dovercourt 

Nixon,  Robert  F. 

L. 

Brant 

Nuttall,  Dr.  W.  J. 

P.C. 

Frontenac-Addington 

Parrott,  Dr.  Harry  C. 

P.C. 

Oxford 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS  —  (Cont’d.) 


MEMBER 

PARTY 

CONSTITUENCY 

Paterson,  Donald  A. 

Potter,  Hon.  Richard  T., 

L. 

Essex  South 

M.D. 

P.C. 

Quinte 

Reid,  T.  Patrick 

L.-Lab. 

Rainy  River 

Reilly,  Leonard  M. 

P.C. 

Eglinton 

Renwick,  James  A. 

N.D.P. 

Riverdale 

Renter,  Hon.  Allan  E. 

P.C. 

Waterloo  South 

Rhodes,  John  R. 

P.C. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Rollins,  Clarke  T. 

P.C. 

Hastings 

Root,  John  H.  H. 

P.C. 

Wellington-Dufferin 

Rowe,  Russell  D. 

P.C. 

Northumberland 

Roy,  Albert  J. 

L. 

Ottawa  East 

Ruston,  Richard  F. 

L. 

Essex-Kent 

Sargent,  Edward  C. 

L. 

Grey-Bruce 

Scrivener,  Mrs.  Margaret 

P.C. 

St.  David 

Shulman,  Morton,  M.D. 

N.D.P. 

High  Park 

Singer,  Vernon  M. 

L. 

Downsview 

Smith,  Gordon  E. 

P.C. 

Simcoe  East 

Smith,  John  R. 

P.C. 

Hamilton  Mountain 

Smith,  Richard  S. 

L. 

Nipissing 

Snow,  Hon.  James  W. 

P.C. 

Halton  East 

Spence,  John  P. 

L. 

Kent 

Stewart,  Hon.  William  A. 

P.C. 

Middlesex  North 

Stokes,  John  E. 

N.D.P. 

Thunder  Bay 

Taylor,  James  A. 

P.C. 

Prince  Edward-Lennox 

Timbrell,  Dennis  R. 

P.C. 

Don  Mills 

Turner,  John  M. 

P.C. 

Peterborough 

Villeneuve,  Osie  F. 

P.C. 

Glengarry 

Walker,  Gordon  W. 

P.C. 

London  North 

Wardle,  Thomas  A. 

P.C. 

Beaches-Woodbine 

Welch,  Hon.  Robert  S. 

P.C. 

Lincoln 

Wells,  Hon.  Thomas  L. 

P.C. 

Scarborough  North 

White,  Hon.  John  H. 

P.C. 

London  South 

Winkler,  Hon.  Eric  A. 

P.C. 

Grey  South 

Wiseman,  Douglas  J. 

P.C. 

Lanark 

Worton,  Harry 

L. 

Wellington  South 

Yakabuski,  Paul  J. 

P.C. 

Renfrew  South 

Yaremko,  Hon.  John 

P.C. 

Bellwoods 

Young,  Fred 

N.D.P. 

Yorkview 

PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 


CONSTITUENCY 


MEMBER 


Algoma  . 

Algoma-Manitoulin 


Gilbertson,  Bemt 
Lane,  John 


Brant  . 

Brantford 


Nixon,  Robert  F. 
Beckett,  Dick 


Carleton  . . 

Carleton  East  . . 

Chatham-Kent  . . . . . . 

Cochrane  North  . . . 

Cochrane  South  . 


Handleman,  Sidney  B. 
Lawrence,  Hon.  A.  B.  R. 
McKeough,  W.  Darcy 
Brunelle,  Hon.  Rene 
Ferrier,  Rev.  William 


Dufferin-Simcoe 
Durham  . . 


Downer,  Rev.  A.  W. 
Carruthers,  Alex 


Elgin  . . 

Essex-Kent 
Essex  South 


McNeil,  Ronald  K. 
Ruston,  Richard  F. 
Paterson,  Donald  A 


Fort  William  . 

Frontenac-Addington 


Jessiman,  James  H. 
Nuttall,  Dr.  W.  J. 


Glengarry 
Grenville-Dundas 
Grey-Bruce 
Grey  South  . . 


Villeneuve,  Osie  F. 
Irvine,  Donald  R. 
Sargent,  Edward  C. 
Winkler,  Hon.  Eric  A 


Haldimand-Norfolk 

Halton  East  . . . 

Halton  West  . 

Hamilton  Centre 

Hamilton  East  . 

Hamilton  Mountain 

Hamilton  West  . 

Hastings  . 

Huron  . . 

Huron-Bruce 


Allan,  James  N. 
Snow,  Hon.  James  W. 
Kerr,  Hon.  George  A. 
Davison,  Norm 
Gisborn,  Reg. 

Smith,  John  R. 

McNie,  Hon.  Jack 
Rollins,  Clarke  T. 
(Vacant) 

Gaunt,  Murray 


Kenora  — . . . . 

Kent  . 

Kingston  and  the  Islands 
Kitchener  . 


Bernier,  Hon.  Leo 

Spence,  John  P. 
Apps,  Hon.  C.  J.  S. 
Breithaupt,  James  R. 


Lambton  . 

Lanark  . 

Leeds  _ _ 

Lincoln 
London  North 


Henderson,  Lome  C. 
Wiseman,  Douglas  J. 
Auld,  Hon.  James  A.  C. 
Welch,  Hon.  Robert 
Walker,  Gordon  W. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES  -  (Cont’d.) 


CONSTITUENCY 


MEMBER 


London  South  _ 

Middlesex  North 
Middlesex  South 
Muskoka . . 

Niagara  Falls  _. 

Nickel  Belt  _ 

Nipissing  . 

Northumberland 

Ontario  _ _ 

Ontario  South  ... 

Oshawa  _ 

Ottawa  Centre  ... 

Ottawa  East  . 

Ottawa  South  . 

Ottawa  West 
Oxford  . . 


Parry  Sound  _ _ _ 

Peel  North  _ 

Peel  South  _ . . . 

Perth  . . . . 

Peterborough  . 

Port  Arthur  . . . . . . 

Prescott  and  Russell  . 

Prince  Edward-Lennox 

Quinte  _ 

Rainy  River  _ 

Renfrew  North  . ZZ. 

Renfrew  South  . 


St.  Catharines  . 

Sandwich-Riverside 

Sarnia  . . . 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  ... 

Simcoe  Centre  . . 

Simcoe  East  . 

Stormont  . . . . 

Sudbury  . . 

Sudbury  East  . 

Thunder  Bay  . 

Timiskaming  . 

Victoria-Haliburton 


White,  Hon.  John  H. 

Stewart,  Hon.  William  A. 
Eaton,  Robert  G. 

Frank  S.  Miller 

Clement,  Hon.  John  T. 
Laughren,  Floyd 
Smith,  Richard  S. 

Rowe,  Russell  D. 

Dymond,  Dr.  Matthew  B. 
Newman,  William 
Mcllveen,  Charles  E. 

Cassidy,  Michael 
Roy,  Albert  J. 

Bennett,  Hon.  Claude 
Morrow,  Donald  H. 

Parrott,  Dr.  Harry  C. 

Maeck,  Lome 
Davis,  Hon.  William  G. 
Kennedy,  R.  Douglas 
Edighoffer,  Hugh 
Turner,  John  M. 

Foulds,  James  F. 

Belanger,  J.  Albert 
Taylor,  James  A. 

Potter,  M.D.,  Hon.  Richard  T. 

Reid,  T.  Patrick 

Hamilton,  Maurice 
Yakabuski,  Paul  J. 

Johnston,  Robert  M. 

Burr,  Fred  A. 

Bullbrook,  James  E. 

Rhodes,  John  R. 

Evans,  D.  Arthur 
Smith,  Gordon  E. 

Guindon,  Hon.  Fernand 
Germa,  Melville  C. 

Martel,  Elie  W. 

Stokes,  Jack  E. 

Havrat,  Edward  M. 

Hodgson,  R.  Glen 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES  •  (Cont’d.) 


CONSTITUENCY 

MEMBER 

Waterloo  North  . 

Good,  Edward  R. 

Waterloo  South  . 

Reuter,  Hon.  Allan  E. 

Welland  . 

Momingstar,  Ellis  P. 

Welland  South  . . . 

Haggerty,  Ray 

Wellington-Dullerin  . 

Root,  John 

Wellington  South  . . . - 

Worton,  Harry 

Wentworth  . - 

Deans,  Ian 

Wentworth  North  . 

Ewen,  Donald  Wm. 

Windsor-Walkerville  . - . 

Newman,  Bernard 

Windsor  West  . . . 

Bounsall,  Ted 

York  Centre  . - . — 

Deacon,  Donald  M. 

York  North  . 

Hodgson,  William 

Metropolitan  Toronto  : 

Armourdale  . - 

Carton,  Hon.  Gordon  R. 

Beaches-Woodbine  . . . . . 

Wardle,  Thomas  A. 

Bellwoods  . — . . . . . — 

Yaremko,  Hon.  John 

Don  Mills  . 

Timbrell,  Dennis  R. 

Dovercourt  - - 

Nixon,  George 

Downsview  . -  ... 

Singer,  Vernon  M. 

Eglinton  . - . . . 

Reilly,  Leonard  M. 

Etobicoke  _ _ — . . 

Braithwaite,  Leonard  A. 

High  Park  . . . — . - . 

Shulman,  Dr.  Morton 

Humber  . - . .  - 

Leluk,  Nicholas  G. 

Lakeshore  . . . — . . 

Lawlor,  Patrick  D. 

Parkdale  . 

Dukszta,  Dr.  Jan 

Riverdale  . - . . . 

Renwick,  James  A. 

St.  Andre  w-St.  Patrick  . 

Grossman,  Hon.  Allan 

St.  David  . 

Scrivener,  Mrs.  Margaret 

St.  George  . 

(Vacant) 

Scarborough  Centre  . 

Drea,  Frank 

Scarborough  East  . 

Birch,  Hon.  Mrs.  Margaret 

Scarborough  North  . 

Wells,  Hon.  Thomas  L. 

Scarborough  West  . 

Lewis,  Stephen 

York  East  . — 

Meen,  Arthur  K. 

York-Forest  Hill  . 

Givens,  Philip  G. 

York  Mills  . 

Bales,  Hon.  Dalton  A. 

York  South  . 

MacDonald,  Donald  C. 

York  West  . . . 

MacBeth,  John  P. 

Yorkview  . - 

Young,  Fred 

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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

ALLAN,  JAMES  NOBLE,  B.Sc.,  (Haldimand-Nor- 
folk).  B.  Nov.  13,  1894,  at  Canboro,  Ont.  S.  of  James  Allan 
and  Minerva  Swayne,  his  wife,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Canboro 
Public  School,  Ont.  Agricultural  Coll.  Degree:  B.Sc.  M. 
Aug.  16,  1916.  to  Lilian  Jane,  dau.  of  Donald  M.  Harvie,  of 
Orillia,  Ont.  Two  children:  James  Harvie,  (m.  to  Phyllis 
Price),  and  Lilian  Jean,  (m.  to  A.  G.  Sabiston).  Dairyman. 
Mayor  of  the  Town  of  Dunnville,  1923;  reeve,  1933-1949; 
Warden  of  Haldimand  County.  Mem.:  Masonic  Lodge, 
Lions  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.,  1961.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.,  1955,  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Highways,  January  5,  1955.  Apptd.  Treasurer  and  Min. 
of  Public  Works,  April  28,  1958.  Relinquished  Public 
Works  portfolio,  Dec.  22,  1958.  Prov.  Treasurer,  Nov.  8, 
1961  to  Nov.  24,  1966.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio, 
Nov.  23,  1966.  Resigned  as  Min.  without  Portfolio  Jan.  19, 
1968.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  ReL:  U.  C.  of  C.  Address:  411  Maple 
St.,  Dunnville,  Ont. 

APPS,  HON.  CHARLES  JOSEPH  SYLVANUS,  B.A.. 
(Kingston  and  The  Islands).  B.  January  18,  1915  at  Paris, 
Ontario.  Son  of  Ernest  Overy  Apps  and  Mary  S. 
Wrigley  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Paris  public  and  high 
schools  and  McMaster  University.  Married  April  23,  1938 
to  Mary  Josephine  dau.  of  Robert  J.  Marshall  of  Toronto. 
Five  children:  Joanne,  Robert,  Carol,  Sylvanus  and  Janet. 
A  brick  manufacturer.  Ont.  Athletic  Commissioner  1946-48. 
Elected  to  Hockey  Hall  of  Fame  1961.  Mem.  Kingston 
Rotary  Club.  Federal  cand.  for  Brant  1940  and  def.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967. 
and  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Correctional  Services,  March  1, 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  Parliament 
Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

AULD,  HON.  JAMES  ALEXANDER  CHARLES, 
(Leeds).  B.  July  22,  1921,  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  James 
Cresswell  Auld  and  Dorothy  May,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Rose- 
dale  Public  school,  Toronto,  Elm  House  school,  Toronto 
St.  Andrews  Coll.,  Aurora  and  Univ.  of  Toronto  schools. 
Toronto.  M.  May  3,  1946.  to  Nancy  Eleanor,  daughter  of 


PROVINCE  DF  ONTARIO 


691 


late  Allan  Gilmour,  of  Brockville,  Ont.  One  son:  James 
Allan  Gilmour.  Dir.  Gilmour  &  Co.,  Ltd.  Capt.  lbn  The 
QOR  of  C  1945;  Major  60th  LAA  Regt.  Brockville  Rifles, 
1952.  Alderman,  Corp.  of  Brockville,  1952  to  1954.  Can. 
Legion,  Royal  Can.  Military  Inst.  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  at  a  by-election,  Sept.  16,  1954.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1955, 
1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Transp.,  Oct.  25,  1962 
to  Aug.  14,  1963.  Min.  of  Tourism  and  Information,  Aug. 
14,  1963  to  March  1,  1971.  Min.  of  Public  Works,  March  1, 
1971  to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  the  Environment 
Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Church  of  England. 
Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

BALES,  HON.  DALTON  ARTHUR,  B.A.,  Q.C.,  (York 
Mills).  B.  Feb.  21,  1920  at  Lansing,  Ont.  S.  of  Joseph 
Christie  Bales,  Engl,  and  Clara  Christinia,  Can.  Ed.  at 
Lansing  Public  School,  Upper  Can.  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Toronto 
and  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School.  M.  Oct.  26,  1951  to  Iris 
dau.  of  A.  Amundsen  of  Claresholm,  Alta.  Two  children: 
Karen  and  Joseph.  A  barrister.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1942- 
1946  rank  of  F.O.  Elder  mem.  Session  and  Bd.  of  Stewards 
of  Newtonbrook  United  Church.  1958  elected  to  North 
York  Twnp.  Council  and  re-elected  1960.  Chairman  North 
York  Bd.  of  Health  1960-65.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis. 
g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Labour, 
Nov.  24,  1966  to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  to 
Feb.  2,  1972  to  Sept.  28,  1972.  Apptd.  Attorney  General 
Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

BECKETT,  DICK  (Brantford).  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  12  Inwood  Dr., 
Brantford,  Ont. 

BELANGER,  JOSEPH  ALBERT,  (Prescott  and  Russell). 
B.  Oct.  22,  1921  at  Hammond,  Ont.  S.  of  Sylvio  Belanger 
and  Meriza  Gelineau  both  Can.  Ed.  Canaan  P.S.,  St. 
Mathieu  Continuation  School  and  Rockland  H.S.  M.  Sept. 
5,  1942  to  Rollande  dau.  of  Oscar  Saumure  of  Limoges,  Ont. 
Two  children:  Rachel  and  Aline.  Pres.  Greenwood  Cheese 
Co.  Ltd.  and  Treas.  Greenwood  Cheese  Distributor  Ltd. 


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Dir.  Ont.  Dairy  Processors  Council  since  1966.  Vice-chair¬ 
man  Ont.  Cheese  Mfgr.  Assn.  1966-68.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  First 
elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Sarsfield,  Ont. 

BENNETT,  HON.  CLAUDE  FREDERICK  (Ottawa 
South).  B.  Sept.  19,  1936  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  S.  of  Claude  Fre¬ 
derick  Bennett  and  Dorothy  Agnes  Summers.  Ed.  at  Hope- 
well  P.S.  and  High  School  of  Commerce,  Ottawa.  Head  Boy 
H.S.  of  Commerce  1954-55.  Valedictorian  1955  and  winner 
of  Principal’s  Medal.  An  insurance  agent.  Alderman  City 
of  Ottawa  1960-69  and  Controller  1970-72.  Dir.  Central 
Canada  Exhibition  Assoc.  1965-72.  Pres.  Ottawa  Sooner  Jr. 
Football  Club  since  1965.  Trustee  Grace  Hospital.  Named 
Knockers  Man  of  the  Year  1970.  Hon.  mem.  Queenswav 
Kinsmen.  Mem.  Advisory  Bd.  Carleton  Univ.  Student  Enter¬ 
prises  Inc.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd. 
Pari.  Asst,  to  Prov.  Treas.  Feb.  29,  1972.  Min.  without 
Portfolio  Sept.  28,  1972  to  Jan.  15,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Industry  and  Tourism  Jan.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Protestant.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto  Ont.,  and 
35  Avenue  Rd.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

BERNIER,  HON.  LEO  EDWARD  (Kenora).  B.  Aug.  12, 
at  Sioux  Lookout,  Ont.  S.  of  Joseph  Bernier  and  Leah  Ju- 
binville.  Ed.  Sioux  Lookout  Continuation  School.  M.  Aug. 
22,  1949  to  Marjorie  dau.  of  Dallas  Gastmeier  of  Hudson, 
Ont.  Four  children:  Janice,  Karen,  Donald  and  John.  Gen. 
Mgr.  Bernier  &  Sons  Contractors.  Mem.  Hudson  P.S.  Bd. 
Pres.  C.  of  C.  Senator  610  Jr.  Chamber  International.  Hon. 
mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion  and  K.  of  C.  First  elected  Ont. 
Legis.  by-election  Sept.  22,  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and 

1971.  Min.  of  Mines  and  Northern  Affairs,  March  1,  1971  to 
Feb.  2,  1972.  Min.  of  Lands  and  Forests  Feb.  2,  1972  to 
Sept.  28,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Natural  Resources  Sept.  28, 

1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament 
Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

BIRCH,  HON.  Mrs.  MARGARET  T.  (Scarborough  East). 
B.  June  13,  1921  at  Leamington,  Ont.  Dau.  of  Wallace 
Edward  Stewart  Birch,  Can.  and  Marg  Jane  Ferguson, 


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Scotch.  Ed.  at  Leamington,  Ont.  schools.  M.  Sept.  27,  1941 
to  Guy  C.  Birch  son  of  George  Frederick  Birch  of  London, 
Ont.  Two  children:  Randolph  Guy  and  Ellen  Jane.  A 
housewife.  Chairman  Scarborough  Bd.  of  Health  1963-71; 
Mental  Health  Council  1967-71;  Vice-Chairman  Social  Plan¬ 
ners  Council  1967-70.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Governors  Scarborough 
Centennary  Hospital.  Mem.  Scarborough  Golf  Club,  Cedar- 
brae  Golf  and  Country  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio  Sept.  28,  1972. 
Party  pol.  P.C.  Rel.  Protestant-Baptist.  Address:  Parlia¬ 
ment  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

BOUNSALL,  DR.  EDWIN  JAMES  “TED”,  B.A.Sc.,  M.A., 
D.I.C.,  Ph.D.  (Windsor  West).  B.  Nov.  6,  1935  at  Bowman- 
ville,  Ont.  S.  of  Charles  Edwin  Bounsall  and  Olga  Johanna 
Lamb.  Ed.  at  Milton  P.S.  and  H.S.,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  Im¬ 
perial  Coll.,  Univ.  of  London  and  Northwestern  Univ., 
Evanston,  Ill.  M.  Sept.  8,  1962  to  Joanne  dau.  of  Henry 
Ellsworth  Rice  of  Kitchener.  Three  children:  Christine 
Johanna,  Rebecca  Lynn  and  James  Thomas.  A  professor  of 
chemistry.  Mem.  Chemical  Inst,  of  Can.,  American  Chemical 
Society  and  Windsor  and  Dist.  Pollution  Probe.  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  2121  Riverside  Dr.  W.,  Windsor  11,  Ont. 

BRAITHWAITE,  LEONARD  A.,  B.Com.,  M.B.A.  (Etobi¬ 
coke).  B.  Oct.  23,  1923  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Reginald 
Braithwaite  and  Whilhelmina  Cox.  Ed.  at  Harbord  Coll. 
Inst.,  Toronto,  Univ.  of  Toronto  (B.Com.),  Harvard  Univ. 
(M.B.A.),  Boston  School  of  Business  and  Osgoode  Hall  Law 
School.  M.  July  28,  1956  to  Anna  Marie  dau.  DaCosta  Wal¬ 
cott  (dec.).  Two  children:  Roger  John  Austin  and  David 
Leonard.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Called  to  Ont.  Bar.  1958. 
Apptd.  Q.C.  in  1971.  Served  R.C.A.F.  in  Can.  and  overseas 
World  War  II.  Mem.  Etobicoke  Township  Bd.  of  Education 
1960  and  Etobicoke  Council  1962.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Governors 
Etobicoke  General  Hospital.  Past  pres.  Royal  York  Gar¬ 
den’s  Community  Assn.  Mem.  Harvard  Business  School 
Club  Toronto,  Kiwanis  Club  of  Etobicoke  North,  Awarded 
Kiwanis  International  Plaque  of  Merit  1971,  Jr.  Bd.  of 


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Trade,  Can.  Bar  Assn.,  Country  of  York  Law  Assn.,  past 
Clerk  Phi  Delta  Phi  Legal  Fraternity  and  Hon.  Mem. 
Thisletown  Lions  Club,  Rexdale.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis. 
g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  50  Pettit  Dr.,  Weston,  Ont. 

BREITHAUPT,  JAMES  ROOS,  C.D.,  B.A.,  M.A.,  LL.B., 
(Kitchener).  B.  Sept.  7,  1934  at  Kitchener,  Ont.  S.  of 
Major  Rudolph  A.  Breithaupt  and  Marion  Elizabeth  Roos 
both  Can.  Ed.  Waterloo  schools,  Kitchener-Waterloo  Coll., 
Waterloo  Coll.,  Univ.  Western  Ont.,  Toronto  Univ.  and 
Osgoode  Hall.  Called  Bar  Ont.  1962.  M.  Apr.  11,  1964  to 
Christine  dau.  of  Philip  E.  Tregunno  of  St.  Catharines,  Ont. 
A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Commissioned  RCA  1954.  Now 
serving  with  Highland  Fusiliers  of  Can.  (Major).  Vice-pres. 
Kitchener  Lib.  Assn.  Former  Sect’y.  K.AV.  Can.  Inst,  of 
Int.  Affairs  (1962-67).  Mem.  Can.  Political  Science  Assn. 
Mem.  Waterloo  Co.  Law  Assn.,  Law  Soc.  of  Upper  Can., 
Can.  Bar  Assn,  (life  mem.)  Waterloo  Co.  Historical  Soc., 
Order  of  St.  John,  Royal  Can.  Legion  Branch  50,  Royal 
Can.  Military  Inst.,  K.-W.  Raquet  Club,  Kappa  Alpha  Soc., 
Phi  Delta  Phi  Legal  Fraternity.  Dir.  K.-W.  Red  Cross,  the 
Sunbeam  Home,  K.-W.  Overseas  Aid  and  Hon.  Life-mem. 
A.F.M.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  90  Church 
St.,  Kitchener,  Ont. 

BRUNELLE,  HON.  RENE,  (Cochrane  North).  B.  Jan.  22, 
1920  at  Penetanguishene,  Ont.  S.  of  Pierre  Brunelle  and 
Ida  Beaupre.  Ed.  separate  school,  New  Liskeard;  high 
school,  Timmins;  Ottawa  Normal  School;  Khaki  Uni¬ 
versity,  London,  Eng.;  and  University  of  Toronto.  M. 
Nov.,  1956  to  Andree  Hebert  of  Magog,  Que.  A  tourist 
resort  operator.  Taught  school  for  one  year  and  in  1947 
took  over  tourist  business  in  Moonbeam.  Enlisted  1942; 
commissioned  2/Lt.,  1943;  overseas  1944;  discharged  1946. 
Mem.  Knights  of  Columbus;  Northern  Ont.  Outfitters’ 
Assn.;  Tourist  Resort  Assn,  of  Ont.  and  Canadian  Legion 
Post  (Kapuskasing  Branch)  #85.  First  elected  to  the 
Ont.  Legis.  at  by-election,  May  12,  1958.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Lands  and  Forests  Nov. 


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24,  1966  to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Min.  of  Mines  Nov.  23,  1967  to 
Feb.  13,  1968.  Min.  of  Social  and  Family  Services  Feb.  2, 
1972  to  Sept.  28,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Community  and 
Social  Services,  Sept.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Roman  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

BULLBROOK,  JAMES  EDWARD,  B.A.,  Q.C.  (Sarnia). 
B.  June  1,  1927  at  North  Bay,  Ont.  S.  of  Wm.  Gladstone 
Bullbrook,  Welsh  and  Ellen  Gallagher,  Irish.  Ed.  at  North 
Bay  primary  school,  Scollard  Hall,  North  Bay,  St.  Jerome’s 
College,  Kitchener  and  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  Oct.  23,  1953  to 
Joyce  Catherine  Anne  Dooling  of  North  Bay.  Four  chil¬ 
dren  :  Jane  Elizabeth,  John  Timothy,  Julia  Louise  and 
James  David.  A  barrister  and  solicitor.  Apptd.  Q.C.  1969. 
Served  on  Bd.  of  Ed.,  Gen.  Hospital  Comm.,  Bd.  of  Parks 
and  Recreation  (Chairman),  Children’s  Aid  Society  and 
Municipal  Council  in  Sarnia.  Mem.  Senate  Univ.  of  Wa¬ 
terloo.  Mem.  Sarnia  Golf  and  Curling  Club.  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  881  Tudor  Close,  Sarnia,  Ont. 

BURR,  FREDERICK  ARTHUR,  B.A.  (Sandwich-River¬ 
side).  B.  Feb.  26,  1911  at  London,  Ont.  S.  of  Arthur 
Edward  Burr  and  Emily  Rose  Vernon,  both  Engl.  Ed.  at 
Ryerson  P.S.,  London;  London  Central  Coll.  Inst.;  Univ. 
of  Western  Ont.  and  Ont.  Coll,  of  Education.  M.  July  16, 
1938  to  Dorothy  Gladys  Young.  Three  children:  Maureen 
Winnifred  (Mrs.  Peter  J.  MacKenzie),  Sheila  Barbara 
(Mrs.  David  Gravey)  and  David  Alexander.  A  teacher. 
Head  of  Classics  Dept.  Walkerville  Coll.  Inst.,  Windsor. 
Commissioner  Windsor  Utilities  1963-64-65,  Chairman, 
1965.  Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1945  and  1958  and  def.  Cand. 
Ont.  g.e.  1955,  1959  and  1963  and  def.  First  elected  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.P.D. 
Rel.:  United.  Address:  4005  Howard  Ave.,  Windsor  22, 
Ont. 

CARRUTHERS,  ALEX  HUGH,  (Durham).  B.  Dec.  2, 
1907  at  Alvinston,  Ont.  S.  of  Hugh  Carruthers  of  Scotch 
descent  and  Amelie  Dyel  of  Irish  descent.  Ed.  at  Hope 
Township  rural  schools;  Port  Hope  Collegiate  and  Peter¬ 
borough  Teachers’  College.  M.  April  10,  1939  to  Yvonne 


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Gardiner  of  Garden  Hill.  Three  children:  Marion,  Karen 
and  Catherine.  A  public  school  teacher  and  principal 
senior  public  school,  Port  Hope.  Mem.  Ont.  Lodge  A.F. 
&  A.M.,  Port  Hope,  Senior  Warden;  Past  Master,  L.O.L. 
and  Past  Preceptor  Royal  Black  Chapter.  For  ten  years 
vice-pres.  Durham  P  C.  Assn.,  6  years  as  pres.;  past  pres., 
now  director  Trustees  and  Ratepayers  Assn.,  Durham 
County.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  R.R.  #  1,  Cambellcroft,  Ont. 

CARTON,  HON.  GORDON  ROBERT,  B.A.  (Armour- 
dale).  B.  July  14,  1921  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Arthur  Carton, 
Irish  and  Isabelle  L.  Carton,  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Allenby  P.S., 
Vaughan  Rd.  Coll.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Osgoode 
Hall.  M.  Sept.  13,  1941  to  Marjorie  Helen  dau.  of  Col. 
Frank  Davis  of  Toronto.  Two  children:  Heather  Diane  and 
Janice  Ann.  A  solicitor.  Served  RCAF  rank  of  F.O.  Mem. 
Central  YMCA  and  Royal  Can.  Legion.  Past  Pres.  Can. 
Progress  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Labour  and  Financial 
and  Commercial  Affairs,  March  1,  1971  to  Feb.  2,  1972. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Transport  and  Communication  Feb.  2,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

CASSIDY,  MICHAEL  MORRIS,  B.A.  (Ottawa  Centre) 
B.  May  10,  1937  at  Victoria,  B.C.  S.  of  Harry  Morris 
Cassidy  and  Beatrice  Pearce.  Ed.  at  Toronto  schools,  the 
Petit  Seminaire  of  Quebec,  Univ.  of  Toronto  and  London 
School  of  Economics.  M.  March  30,  1961  to  Maureen 
Kathleen,  dau.  of  Rev.  Wilfred  Waddington  of  Lon.,  Eng. 
Three  children:  Benedict,  Adam  and  Matthew.  A  jour¬ 
nalist.  Former  Bureau  Chief  of  the  Financial  Times  in 
Ottawa.  Alderman,  City  of  Ottawa  Jan.  1970  to  1972. 
Asst,  professor  of  journalism  Carleton  Univ.  1970-71. 
Mem.  National  Press  Club,  Centretown  Community  Assoc., 
Can.  Civil  Liberties  Assoc,  and  Can.  Assoc,  of  Univ. 
Teachers.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.: 


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N.D.P.  Rel.:  Unitarian.  Address:  160  Waverly  St.,  Ottawa, 
Ont. 

CLEMENT,  HON.  JOHN  TWINING,  Q.C.,  B.A.  (Niagara 
Falls).  B.  Aug.  28,  1928  at  Niagara  Falls,  Ont.  S.  of  John 
Edward  Clement  and  Doris  B.  Twining.  Ed.  at  Niagara 
Falls  elementary  and  secondary  schools,  Queens  Univ. 
and  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  Aug.  4,  1956  to  Elizabeth  Jean  dau. 
of  Douglas  Myer  of  Niagara  Falls.  Three  children:  Mary 
Louise,  Susan  Jean  and  Elizabeth  Jane.  A  lawyer.  Mem. 
Niagara  Falls  Bd.  of  Education  1965-69.  Mem.  St.  Catha¬ 
rines  Flying  Club,  Masonic  Order  (32°  Mason)  and  Can. 
Bar  Assn.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Consumer  and  Commercial  Relations,  Sept.  28, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

DAVIS,  HON.  WILLIAM  GRENVILLE,  Q.C.  (Peel 
North).  B.  July  30,  1929.  S.  of  Albert  Davis  and  Vera  He- 
wetson  (dec.).  Ed.  at  Brampton  High  School,  Univ.  of  To¬ 
ronto  and  Osgoode  Hall.  A  solicitor.  Called  to  the  Bar,  June 
1955.  M.  to  Kathleen  Mackay.  Five  children:  Neil  Grenville. 
Nancy  Louise,  Catherine  Helen,  Ian  Robert  William  and 
Sarah  Margaret.  Former  mem.  of  Peel  Memorial  Hospital 
Board,  Public  School  Board;  past  dir.  of  Brampton  Cham¬ 
ber  of  Commerce.  Apptd.  2nd  Vice  Chairman  H.E.P.C. 
1961.  Mem.  of  Brampton  Kiwanis.  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Education,  Oct.  25,  1962  and  Min.  oif  Univ.  Affairs, 
May  14,  1964.  Chosen  Leader  of  P.C.  Party  in  Ont.  Feb.  12, 
1971.  Sworn  in  as  Prime  Minister  and  President  of  the 
Council,  March  1,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

DAVISON,  NORMAN  ANDREW,  (Hamilton  Centre). 
B.  Dec.  13,  1907  at  Everett,  Ont.  S.  of  Andrew  Davison, 
Scotch,  and  Elizabeth  Fines,  English.  Ed.  at  Orangeville, 
Ont.  M.  Sept.  2,  1933  to  Murla  Vernice  Lunn  of  Hamilton 
Ont.  Three  children:  Sharon  (m.  to  John  Douglas  Peir- 
son),  Becky  Bell  and  Michael  Norman.  A  machinist. 
Cand.  Fed.  g.e.,  1957,  for  Hamilton  East  riding  and  def. 


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First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963, 
1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  122  Sanford  Ave.  S.,  Hamilton  22,  Ont. 

DEACON,  DONALD  MACKAY,  B.A.  (York  Centre). 
B.  April  24,  1920  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Frederick  Herbert 
and  Ethel  Emmerson,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Toronto 
and  Victoria  Coll.  M.  May  17,  1947  to  Florence  dau.  of 
Gordon  D.  Campbell  of  Toronto.  Five  children:  Campbell, 
David,  Martha,  Dauglas  Richard  and  Colin  Paul.  An  in¬ 
vestment  dealer.  Pres.  &  Dir.  Can.  Hydrocarbons  Ltd. 
and  Dir.  Sayvette  Ltd.  Councillor  and  Reeve  Twp.  of 
MKM  1955-57.  Mem.  Toronto  &  Strollers  Clubs.  First 
elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Glenburn  Farms, 
Unionville,  Ont. 

DEANS,  IAN  (Wentworth).  B.  Aug.  16,  1937  at  Kilwar- 
nock,  Scotland.  S.  of  Robert  Deans  and  Margaret  Dougan, 
both  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Leith  Academy,  Kilmarnock  Academy, 
Scotland  and  Central  Secondary  School,  Hamilton,  Ont! 
M.  June  27,  1959  to  June  Leslie  dau.  of  L.  Bateman  of 
Hamilton.  Three  children:  Patricia  Lee,  Ian  Robert  and 
Jeffrey  Scott.  A  firefighter.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Mgrs.  Y.M.C.A 
executive,  Hamilton  &  Dist.  Labour  Council  and  Elder’ 
Emmanuel  United  Church.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g  e’ 
1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  38  Beaconsfiield  Dr.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

DOWNER,  CAPT.  REV.  ALFRED  WALLACE,  BA 
(Dufferin-Simcoe).  B.  May  1,  1904,  at  Lefaives  Corners, 
Simcoe  Co.,  Ont.  S.  of  Henry  Downer  and  Emma  Thorpe. 
Ed.  Cookstown  Continuation  School,  Univ.  of  Toronto 
and  Wycliffe  College.  M.  Phyllis  Ruth,  dau.  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  W.  J.  Palmer,  of  Toronto.  Three  sons:  William 
Henry,  John  Derwyn  and  Wallace  Edward.  Clergyman. 
Chaplain,  Queens  York  Rangers  (1st  American  Regi¬ 
ment,  1932-39).  Chaplain,  Canadian  Army,  1942-45. 
Served  in  Canada,  Newfoundland,  England,  North  Africa 
and  Italy.  Clubs:  L.O.L.,  Masonic,  Toronto  R.C.Y.C.,  Ki- 
wanis,  Canadian  Legion.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  ge 


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1937.  Re-elected  g.e.  1943,  1945,  1948,  1951,  1955,  1959, 
1963,  1967  and  1971.  Speaker,  Sept.  1955  to  May,  1959. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Church  of  England.  Address:  263 
Beech  St.,  Collingwood,  Ont. 

DREA,  JAMES  FRANCIS,  B.A.  (Scarborough  Centre). 
B.  July  7,  1933  at  St.  Catharines,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Thomp¬ 
son  Drea  and  Joan  Lavene  McCarthy,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at 
Canasius  Coll.,  Buffalo.  M.  Oct.  22,  1955  to  Jeanne  Eliza¬ 
beth  dau.  of  William  Campbell  of  New  Toronto.  Three 
children:  Catherine  Elizabeth,  Denise  Margaret  and 
Kevin  John.  A  journalist.  Awarded  Heywood  Broun 
Award  for  Crusading  Journalism,  1961.  Mem.  National 
Committee  Catholic  Social  Life  Conf.  1963-65.  Inter¬ 
national  rep.  United  Steelworkers  of  America  1963-65. 
Vice-Pres.  and  Dir.  Can.  Register  1967-69.  Vice-Chairman 
Bd.  of  Review,  Ont.  Dept,  of  Social  and  Family  Services 

1969- 72.  Pres.  Can.  Society  of  Professional  Journalists 

1970- 72.  Founding  Dir.  Credit  Counselling  Service,  To¬ 
ronto.  Dir.  Can.  Scene.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  9  Highgate, 
Scarborough,  Ont. 

DUKSZTA,  JAN,  LRCP  and  S  (I),  CRCP  (I)  (Park- 
dale).  B.  May  27,  1932  in  Poland.  S.  of  Stanislaw  Dukszta 
and  Stanislawa  Owczarz,  both  Polish.  Ed.  at  Christ’s  Coll., 
Blackheath,  London,  Royal  Coll,  of  Surgeons  in  Ireland 
and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  A  psychiatrist.  Mem.  Springhurst 
Community  Health  Centre  and  Parkdale  Coalition.  Cand. 
Ont.  g.e.  1967  and  def.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  40  Park 
Road,  Apt.  702,  Toronto,  Ont. 

DYMOND,  MATTHEW  BULLOCH,  M.D.,  C.M.  (Ontario). 
B.  Sept.  24,  1911,  at  Aberdeenshire,  Scotland.  S.  of 
John  R.  Dymond  and  Anna  Mary  Bowie,  both  Scottish. 
Ed.  at  Scotland,  Peterborough  and  Toronto,  Ont.  Degrees: 
M.D.C.M.  M.  June  25,  1930,  to  Phyllis  Jeanne  Clifton, 
dau.  of  Mrs.  R.  C.  Hull  and  the  late  W.  H.  Clifton,  of 
Shelby,  Ohio.  Two  children:  Beverley  Jeanne  and  Nancy 


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Gayle.  Physician  and  Surgeon.  Town  Councillor:  Cap 
tain,  R.C.A.M.C.  W.W  #2.  Mem.  A.F.  &  AM.,  Fidelity 
Lodge,  Port  Perry;  Rameses  Temple,  A. A  O.N.M.S..  To 
ronto.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1955.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Transport,  July  18, 
1957.  Min.  of  Health,  Dec.  22,  1958  to  Aug.  13,  1969.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  280  Cochrane  St., 
Port  Perry,  Ont. 

EATON,  ROBERT  GORDON  (Middlesex  South).  B. 
June  23,  1937  at  Woodstock,  Ont.  S.  of  Russell  Gordon 
Eaton  and  Vera  Esther  Wilkins.  Ed.  at  London  P.S., 
London  South  Collegiate  and  Ridgetown  Coll,  of  Agri¬ 
cultural  Technology.  M.  Oct.  26,  1963  to  Patricia  Anne 
dau.  of  William  Roberts  of  Detroit,  Mich.  Four  children: 
James,  Ronald,  Sarah-Lynne  and  Tricia.  Mem.  School  Bd. 
1964-66.  Dir.  Bob  Hayward  YM-YWCA  and  Nissouri 
Mutual  Fire  Insurance.  Mem.  Lions,  Dorchester  Agric. 
Society  and  Can.  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
R.R.  #  2,  Dorchester,  Ont. 

EDIGHOFFER,  HUGH  ALDEN  (Perth).  B.  July  22, 
1928.  S.  of  Lloyd  and  Eueleen  Edighoffer  both  Can.  Ed. 
at  Mitchell  public  and  high  schools  and  Pickering  Coll. 
M.  June  27,  1951  to  Nancy  dau.  of  Rev.  A.  S.  McGrath  of 
Toronto.  A  retail  merchant.  Mem.  Tudor  Lodge,  Lions 
and  C.  of  C.  Cand.  Ont.  g.e.  1963  and  def.  First  elected 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  147  Nelson  St.,  Mitchell, 
Ont. 

EVANS,  DAVID  ARTHUR,  (Simcoe  Centre).  B.  Feb. 
10,  1915  at  Beeton,  Ont.  S.  of  Thomas  Selby  Evans  of 
Welch-Irish  descent  and  Sarah  Olive  Kearns  of  Scotch- 
Irish  descent.  Ed.  at  S.S.  No.  9  Hammels  Tecumseh 
Township  and  Beeton  Continuation  School.  M.  April  10, 
1939  to  Audrey  Myrtle  Kerr  of  Alliston.  Ont.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  John,  Don,  Robin  and  Catherine.  Owner  of  Evans 
Enterprises  of  Bradford,  Ont.  Mem.  Bradford  Municipal 
Council,  seven  years;  reeve  of  Bradford,  1953-59;  mayor 


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of  Bradford,  1960;  mem.  Bradford  Public  Utilities  Com¬ 
mission,  fourteen  years;  mem.  District  High  School  Board, 
one  year;  mem.  Simcoe  County  Council,  six  years;  Warden 
of  Simcoe  County,  1958;  dir.  Georgian  Bay  Hydro  System 
and  mem.  Bradford  Community  Centre  Board.  Past 
Master  Bradford  Lodge  #79,  A.F.  &  A.M.;  past  pres. 
Bradford  Curling  Club;  past  pres.  Bradford  Lions  Club 
and  district  Governor,  Zone  8,  Lions  International.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  at  by-election,  Sept.  29,  1960.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  P.O.  Box  87,  Bradford,  Ont. 

EWEN,  DONALD  WILLIAM  (Wentworth  North).  B. 
Jan.  25,  1922  at  Hamilton,  Ont.  S.  of  Donald  Wm.  Ewen 
and  Ida  Brotherton  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Earl  Kitchener 
public,  Westdale  secondary  school  and  Ont.  Teachers 
Coll.,  Hamilton,  Ont.  M.  Mar.  27,  1943  to  Eudoris  Lorraine 
dau.  George  Howard  Martin  of  Hamilton.  Three  children: 
Barbara  Ann,  Peter  and  Jill.  Pres,  and  owner  Crescent 
Oil  Co.  of  Can.  Mem.  Ancaster  School  Bd.  1958-63.  Served 
Can.  Army  overseas  three  and  a  half  yrs.  Pastmaster  Sey¬ 
mour  272;  past  pres.  Hamilton  Shrine  Club;  past  pres. 
Scottish  Rite  Club  Hamilton;  past  pres.  Spring  Valley 
Assn.;  Murton  Lodge  of  Perfection,  Hamilton;  Hamilton 
Sovereign  Chapter  of  Rose  Croix;  Grandmaster  of  Cere¬ 
monies,  Moore  Sovereign  Consistory  A.&A.  S.R.;  Ambas¬ 
sador  Rameses  Temple  A.A.O.N.M.S.;  Toronto  United 
Commercial  Travellers  Council  640;  Dundas  Valley  Golf 
and  Curling  Club,  Marshall  Memorial  Men’s  Club  and 
Charter  Mem.  Marshall  Memorial  United  Church,  An¬ 
caster.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1963.  Not  a  cand.  in  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Parliament 
Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

FERRIER,  REV.  WILLIAM  HERMAN,  B.A.,  B.D. 
(Cochrane  South).  B.  Nov.  8,  1932  at  Barrie,  Ont.  S.  of 
Herman  Calvin  Ferrier  and  Della  Phoebe  Abercrombie 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  North  Toronto  Coll.  Inst.,  Victoria  Coll., 
Emmanuel  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  Jan.  7,  1961  to 


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Marion  Jean  dau.  of  Theodore  Gignac  of  Parry  Sound, 
Ont.  Three  children:  Mark  Wm.  Stephen,  Calvin  David 
and  Valerie  Jean.  A  United  Church  minister.  Mem. 
Golden  Beaver  Masonic  Lodge  No.  528  and  Can.  Mental 
Health  Assn.,  Timmins  Branch.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis. 
g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  292  Cedar  St.  N.,  Timmins,  Ont. 

FOULDS,  JAMES  FRANCIS,  B.A.  (Port  Arthur).  B. 
April  10,  1937  at  Port  Arthur,  Ont.  S.  of  Harry  Foulds 
Jr.  and  Dorothy  Violet  Burton,  both  Eng.  Ed.  at  St. 
Andrews  Elementary  School,  Port  Arthur  Collegiate 
Inst.,  Lakehead  Technical  Inst,  and  Univ.  of  B.C.  M.  Dec. 
18,  1971  to  Judith  Anne  dau.  of  Alfred  R.  Chester  of 
Wakefield,  Eng.  Mem.  John  Howard  Society,  Cambrian 
Players  of  the  Lakehead  and  OSSTF.  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Apt.  1, 
476  Dawson  St.,  Thunder  Bay,  Ont. 

GAUNT,  MURRAY  ANDREW,  (Huron-Bruce).  B.  June 
4,  1935  at  Wingham,  Ont.  S.  of  Andrew  Carl  Gaunt, 
English  and  Mary  Matilda  May  Sherwood,  Irish.  Ed.  at 
St.  Helens  Public  School,  Wingham  District  High  School 
and  Ont.  Agric.  Coll.,  Guelph.  A  turkey  farmer  and  radio 
and  TV  farm  commentator.  Mem.  Jr.  Farmer  Assn.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  by-election  Oct.  4,  1962.  Re-elected 
g.e.,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presby¬ 
terian.  Address:  170  Diagonal  Rd.,  Wingham,  Ont. 

GERMA,  MELVILLE  CARLYLE  “BUD”  (Sudbury).  B. 
Aug.  5,  1920  at  Creighton  Mine,  Ont.  S.  of  Peter  Alfred 
Germa  and  Mary  Ellen  Antila.  Ed.  at  Sudbury  Mining  & 
Technical  School.  M.  Oct.  9,  1943  to  Margaret  dau.  of  John 
Will  of  Winnipeg.  Two  children:  Maureen  (Mrs.  J.  Mossey) 
and  Marjorie.  A  smelter  worker.  Alderman  City  of  Sudbury 
1964-67;  Controller  1970-71.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1939-45  rank 
of  Sgt.  Past  sec’y.  Sudbury  N.D.P.  and  Exec.  mem.  Ont. 
N.D.P.  Mem.:  United  Co-Op  of  Ont.,  Credit  Union,  United 
Steel  Workers  and  Royal  Can.  Legion.  Cand.  Ont.  g.e.  1963 
and  def.  Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First  elected  to 


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H.  of  C.  by-election  May  29,  1967.  Cand.  g.e.  1968  and  def. 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P 
Address:  494  Byng  St.,  Sudbury,  Ont. 

GILBERTSON,  BERNT  (Algoma).  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Address:  R.R.  1,  Richards  Landing,  Ont. 

GISBORN,  REGINALD  VICTOR  (Hamilton  East). 
B.  May  24,  1912,  at  Hamilton,  Ont.,  S.  of  Obey  Henry 
Gisborn  and  Ann  Smith,  both  British.  Ed.  at  King  Ed¬ 
ward  Public  School.  M.  Nov.  8,  1934,  to  May,  dau.  of 
Mrs.  Millicent  Marshall,  of  Hamilton,  Ont.  One  daughter: 
Shirley  May.  Steelworker.  Member:  Hamilton  Hospital 
Associates;  Board  of  Governors  of  Hamilton  General 
Hospital;  Hamilton  Safety  League;  Executive  mem.  of 
Hamilton  Labour  Council-CCL.  and  Secretary,  Local 
1005,  United  Steelworkers  of  America,  CIL-CCL.  Muni¬ 
cipal  Aldermanic  candidate  1951-52-53-54.  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1953,  1967  and 
1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  26 
Martin  Rd.,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

GIVENS,  PHILIP  GERALD,  B.A.,  Q.C.  (York-Forest 
Hill).  B.  April  24,  1922  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Hyman  Givens 
and  Mary  Grafsten,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Chas.  G.  Fraser  P.S., 
Parkdale  Collegiate,  Harboard  Collegiate,  Univ.  of  Toronto 
and  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  June  3,  1947  to  Minnie  Rubin  of 
Toronto.  Two  children:  Eleanor  Hope  and  Joshua  Michael. 
A  barrister  and  sollicitor  and  paper  box  co.  executive. 
Alderman  City  of  Toronto  1951-60,  Controller  1960-63  and 
Mayor  1963-66.  Mem.  B’nai  B’rith,  Island  Yacht  Club  and 
Mount  Sinai  Lodge  A.F.  &  A.M.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1968.  Resigned  Oct.  21,  1971.  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Hebrew.  Address: 
76  Caribou  Rd.,  Toronto  12,  Ontario. 

GOOD,  EDWARD  R.  (Waterloo  North).  B.  May  28, 
1918  at  Kitchener,  Ont.  S.  of  Edwin  R.  Good  and  Soleda 
M.  Eby,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Kitchener  public  and  high 
schools  and  Can.  School  of  Embalming.  M.  Oct.  19,  1940 
to  Rhea  M.  Brown  of  Hamilton,  Ont.  Three  children  : 


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Paul,  David  and  John.  A  funeral  director.  Served  Can. 
Army  1942-46  (Lt.).  Mem.  Kitchener-Waterloo  Granite 
Club,  Waterloo  Lions  Club  (past  pres.)  and  Central  Ont. 
Funeral  Dir.  Assn,  (past  pres.).  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  175  Tennyson  Place,  Waterloo, 
Ont. 

GROSSMAN,  HON.  ALLAN  (St.  Andrew-St.  Patrick). 
B.  Dec.  25,  1910  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Morris  Grossman 
(dec.)  and  Sarah  Pilsmaker  (dec.),  both  Can.  Ed.  Duke  and 
McCaul  public  schools,  Harbord  and  Jarvis  Coll.  Degree: 
Chartered  Life  Underwriters.  M.  Jan.  12,  1936  to  Ethel 
dau.  of  late  Mr.  and  Mrs.  O.  Starkman  (dec.)  of  Toronto. 
Three  children:  Denise,  Larry  and  Susan.  An  insur.  broker. 
Alderman,  City  of  Toronto,  1952  to  1955  incl.  One  of 
original  members  of  Metropolitan  Council  (1953  to  1955 
incl.);  Hon.  pres.  Spadina  P.C.  Assn.;  past  pres.  Toronto 
Lodge  B’nai  B’rith;  National  vice-pres.  Jewish  Immigrant 
Aid  Services  of  Can.;  vice-pres.  International  Inst,  of 
Metropolitan  Toronto;  mem.  exec.  P.C.  Business  Men’s 
Club,  Can.  Jewish  Congress;  mem.  bd.  of  New  Mount 
Sinai  Hospital,  Univ.  Settlement  Recreation  Centre,  St. 
Alban’s  Boys’  Club.  Home  Service  Association  and  others; 
mem.  Canadian  Club;  Variety  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1972. 
Min.  without  Portfolio,  Nov.  21,  1960  and  Nov.  8,  1961, 
also  apptd.  Chief  Commissioner  of  Liquor  Control  Board 
of  Ont.  Nov.  8,  1961  to  Aug.  14,  1963.  Min.  of  Correctional 
Services,  Aug.  14,  1963  to  March  1,  1971.  Min.  of  Trade 
and  Development,  March  1,  1971  to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Revenue  Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  He¬ 
brew.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

GUINDON,  HON.  FERNAND  (Stormont).  B.  May  30, 
1917.  S.  of  Pascal  Guindon  and  Josephine  Lalonde.  Ed. 
primary  school,  Bourget,  Ont.  and  Ottawa  Univ.,  B.A.  1939. 
Gas  and  oil  distributor.  M.  to  Claire  Marie  Rouette  of 
Pte.  du  Lac,  Que.  Five  children:  Luke,  Pierre,  Paul, 
Benedic  and  John  Francis.  Past  dir.  Kenyon  Agricultural 
Society.  Secty.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Apple  Hill.  First 


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elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  at  by-election  Sept.  5,  1957.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Min.  without  Port¬ 
folio,  Nov.  23,  1967  to  March  1,  1971.  Min.  of  Tourism 
and  Information,  March  1,  1971  to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Labor  Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Roman 
Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Buildings,  Toronto,  Ont. 

HAGGERTY,  RAYMOND  LOUIS  (Welland  South).  B. 
Apr.  6,  1923  at  Port  Colborne,  Ont.  S.  of  Russell  Haggerty, 
Irish  and  Bernice  Lindsay,  Scottish.  Ed.  at  De  Witt  Carter 
School  and  Port  Colborne  H.S.  M.  Oct.  28,  1944  to  Marie 
dau.  of  John  Morvan  of  Ridgeway,  Ont.  Three  children: 
Dennis,  Timothy  and  Laurel.  Councillor  Bertie  Twp.  1955- 
56;  Deputy  Reeve  1960-67.  Councillor  Welland  Cty.  1960-67. 
Past  Pres.  Jr.  C.  of  C.  Mem.  Independent  Order  of  Odd¬ 
fellows.  Former  mem.  Port  Colborne  Volunteer  Fire  Dept. 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  R.R.  1,  Sherkston,  Ont. 

HAMILTON,  MAURICE  (Renfrew  North).  B.  March 
4,  1923  at  Pembroke,  Ont.  S.  of  Wilbert  Hamilton  and 
Hazel  Mills,  both  of  Irish  descent.  Ed.  at  Pembroke 
Public  School  and  Collegiate  Institute.  M.  to  Isabel  Kuehl 
of  Killaloe,  Ont.,  in  1944.  Three  children:  James,  Ronald 
and  David.  A  farmer.  Since  1946  mem.  of  Township 
Council,  Alice  and  Fraser  Townships;  councillor  for  five 
years,  now  serving  seventh  term  as  reeve;  chairman  Good 
Roads  Committee,  Renfrew  County  Council  and  chairman 
Civil  Defence  organization  for  Renfrew  County.  Served 
World  War  II  in  Canada  and  overseas.  Vice-pres.  Milk 
Producers’  Assn,  of  North  Renfrew;  past  pres.  Junior 
Farm  Organization.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis  at  by- 
election,  May  12,  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1959,  1963,  1967  and 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
R.R.  5,  Pembroke,  Ont. 

HANDLEMAN,  SIDNEY  BERNARD,  B.Comm.  (Carle- 
ton).  B.  Mar.  20,  1921  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Benjamin 
Handleman  and  Esther  White.  Ed.  at  Toronto  elementary 
and  high  schools,  London  School  of  Economics  and  Univ. 
of  Sask.  M.  Nov.  3,  1945  to  Ruth  Grace  dau.  of  John  Boki 


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of  Blaine  Lake,  Sask.  Two  children:  Perry  James  and 
Carol  Lee.  A  tariff  economist.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1941-45  in 
Can.,  U.K.,  Middle  East  and  Italy.  School  Trustee  in  S.S. 
no:5,  Nepean  Twp.  1957-63;  Municipal  Vice  Pres.  Carleton 
P.C.  Assn.  1959;  Trustee  Nepean  Twp.  High  School  Bd.  1964; 
Pres.  Carleton  P.C.  Provincial  Assn.  1966;  Mem.  Carleton 
Interim  School  Org.  Comm,  representing  Nepean  H.S.  Bd. 
1968;  Vice  Pres.  Grenville  Carleton  P.C.  Assn.  1968.  Past 
Pres.  Crystal  Bay  Community  Assn,  and  Crystal  Bay  Home 
&  School  Assn.  Past  Sect’y.-Treas.  Univ.  of  Sask.  Alumni 
Assn.  Mem.  Confederation  Club  (Sect’y.),  Asst.  Adminis¬ 
trator  Eastern  Ont.  Little  League  Baseball,  Baseball  Ref¬ 
erees  Assn,  of  America  and  Can.  Tax  Foundation.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  81  Grandview  Rd„  Ottawa,  Ont.  K2H 
8B7. 

HAVROT,  EDWARD  MICHAEL  (Timiskaming).  B. 
June  4,  1927  at  Sambor,  Poland.  S.  of  Anthony  Havrot 
and  Stella  Moros,  both  Polish.  Ed.  at  Central  P.S.,  Kirk¬ 
land  Lake  Collegiate  and  Vocational  Inst.  M.  June  16,  1951 
to  Gayle  Earlene  dau.  of  Alexander  McArthur  of  Kirk¬ 
land  Lake.  Four  children:  Joanne  Christine,  Catherine 
Stella,  Barbara  Marie  and  Sharon  Gayle.  A  general  man¬ 
ager  and  owner  of  a  bakery.  Councillor  Twp.  of  Teck 
1966-67  and  Reeve  1970.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion,  Branch 
87  and  Corinthian  Lodge  #  657  of  Kirkland  Lake.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  148  Tower  St.,  Kirkland  Lake, 
Ont. 

HENDERSON,  LORNE  CHARLES  (Lambton).  Born 
Oct.  31,  1920  at  Ennishillen  Twp.,  Ont.  S.  of  David  Howard 
Henderson  and  F’;zabeth  Robinson  both  Can.  Ed.  at  En¬ 
nishillen  Twp.  scnools.  M.  Aug.  21,  1947  to  Reta  Pearl 
dau.  of  Floyd  Sackrider,  (dec.)  of  Petrolia,  Ont.  Three 
children:  Shirley  Pearl,  David  Lome  and  Marian  Eliza¬ 
beth.  A  farme  \  Mem.  Ennishillen  Council  1946-49,  deputy 
reeve  1950-51,  reeve  1952-57  and  warden  Lambton  Cty. 
1957.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e. 


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1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  R.R.  #3,  Oil  Springs,  Ont. 

HODGSON,  RONALD  GLEN  (Victoria-Haliburton).  B. 
May  5,  1926  at  Haliburton.  S.  of  C.  Wesley  Hodgson  and 
Phyllis  M.  Dart  both  British.  Ed.  at  Haliburton  Public 
and  Continuation  Schools.  M.  May  14,  1950  to  Shirley 
May  dau.  of  Wesley  James  Hamilton  of  Toronto.  Four 
children:  Martin,  Keith,  Marianne  and  Lenard.  Owner 
of  Hodgson  &  Son  Lumber  Co.  Mem.  Ont.  Telephone 
Authority,  1958,  Can.  Independent  Telephone  Assn.  1957- 
1958  and  Ont.  Telephone  Service  Comm.  1959-1963.  Chair¬ 
man  Dysart  Industrial  Committee,  1963  and  Haliburton 
Lake  Wildlife  Committee  1961-1963.  Mem.  Dysart  Mun¬ 
icipal  Telephone  Comm.  1953-1958  and  Chairman  1958- 
1965.  Dir.  Forest  Products  Accident  Prevention  Assn. 
1964-1965.  Mem.  Anglican  Church  Synod  1948-49-50  63-64. 
Mem.  L.O.L.  Masonic  Lodge  and  Peterborough  Chapter 
A.&A.S.R.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Ad¬ 
dress:  P.O.  Box  240,  Haliburton,  Ont. 

HODGSON,  WILLIAM  MARSHALL  CHAMBERLAIN 
(York  North).  B.  March  18,  1912  at  Nobleton,  Ont.  S.  of 
Christopher  Hodgson  and  Annie  Chamberlian  both.  Can. 
Ed.  at  S.S.  no.  2  public  school  and  Bolton  H.S.  M.  March 
28,  1936  to  Eliza  dau.  of  Wm.  E.  Barker  of  R.R.  2,  King, 
Ont.  Four  children,  Beth  Ann,  Robert,  Janice  and  David. 
A  farmer.  Mem.  AF  &  AM  no.  118  Lodge,  Newmarket 
Curling  Club  and  Milton  Wesley  Legion,  Newmarket. 
First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  R.R.  1, 
Kettleby,  Ont. 

IRVINE,  DONALD  ROY  (Grenville-Dundas).  B.  July 
31,  1923  at  Brinston,  Ont.  S.  of  Oliver  Archibald  Irvine 
and  Enid  Muriel  MacGregor.  Ed.  at  Iroquois,  Ont.  M. 
Nov.  11,  1948  to  Eleanor  Pearl  dau.  of  William  Durant 
of  Maynard,  Ont.  Two  children:  Paul  and  Donna  Jane. 
Mayor,  Town  of  Prescott  1964-70.  Mem.  Industrial  Com¬ 
mission,  C.  of  C.,  Golf  and  Curling  Club  and  Community 


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Bd.  of  Management.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  River  Rd. 
W.,  P.O.  Box  135,  Prescott,  Ont. 

JESSIMAN,  JAMES  HUGH  (Fort  William).  B.  July  21, 
1912.  S.  of  James  Munro  Jessiman  and  Margaret  Nicol, 
both  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Fort  William  Coll.  Inst.  M.  Aug.  11, 
1934  to  Margaret  Marie  Meder  of  Winnipeg,  Man.  Three 
children:  Valerie  Marlene,  Diane  Lynne  and  William 
George.  An  owner  manager.  Dir.  Tilden  Rent-a-Car  Co. 
of  Can.  Ltd.  Vice-Pres.  World  Wide  Travel  Service  Ltd. 
and  Pres.  Duport  Leasing  Ltd.  Alderman  city  of  Fort 
William  1965-66-67.  Mem.  Bd.  Parks  Management  1954-64. 
Mem.  Bd.  of  Recreation  1954-64.  Served  R.C.A.F.  (W.O.) 
1939-45.  Mem.  Royal  Lodge,  Masonic  Order  and  Gyro. 
First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  Vickers  Heights, 
P.O.,  Thunder  Bay  “F”,  Ont. 

JOHNSTON,  ROBERT  MERCER  (St.  Catharines).  B. 
Sept.  15,  1916  at  St.  Catharines,  Ont.  S.  of  Robert  H. 
Johnston  and  Lillian  M.  Mercer,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St. 
Catharines  P.S.  and  Coll.  M.  April  28,  1951  to  Doris  A. 
dau.  of  John  B.  Gardner  of  St.  Catharines.  A  fuel  mer¬ 
chant.  Mayor  of  Port  Dalhousie.  Warden  Lincoln  Cty.  1946. 
Mayor  St.  Catharines  1965-68.  Mem.  Port  Dalhousie  Lions 
Club,  St.  Catharines  Club,  St.  Catharines  Golf  Club  and 
Dalhousie  Yacht  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e. 
1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  10  Canal  S.,  St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

KENNEDY,  ROBERT  DOUGLAS,  B.S.A.  (Peel  South). 
B.  June  15,  1916  at  Cooksville,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Robert 
Kennedy  and  Evelyn  Mabel  Ellis,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Burn- 
hamthorpe  P.S.,  Port  Credit  H.S.  and  Ont.  Agric.  Coll. 
M.  Oct.  11,  1940  to  Kathleen  Helen  Krafft  of  Cayuga, 
Ont.  Four  children:  Sue  (Mrs.  Robert  Rogers),  John 
Robert,  Patricia  (Mrs.  Robert  Bond)  and  Janet.  A  com¬ 
pany  director.  Pres.  Adelken  Ltd.  Sect’y-Treas.  Ohms 
Enterprises  and  Development  Ltd.  Trustee  South  Peel 
Bd.  of  Education  1955-63.  Commissioner  Toronto  Township 
Hydro,  1963-67.  Mem.  Can.  Legion,  Empire  Club  and 


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Agricultural  Inst,  of  Can.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e. 
1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  120  Harborn  Rd.,  Mississauga,  Ont. 

KERR,  HON.  GEORGE  ALBERT,  Q.C.,  LL.B.  (Halton 
West).  B.  Jan.  27,  1924  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  George  Stan¬ 
ley  and  Florence  Mary  Kerr  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Rothesay  Coll. 
Sch.,  Rothesay,  N.B.;  Univ.  of  N.B.  and  Dalhousie  Law  Sch. 
M.  Sept.  1,  1951  to  Joan  Merrydith  dau.  of  Isaac  C.  Spicer 
of  Spencer’s  Island,  N.S.  Three  children:  Larry,  Margot  & 
James.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  Burlington  Town  Council  1955-57 
and  1960-62.  Mem.  Zeta  Psi  Fraternity,  Can.  Bar  Assn., 
Burlington  Curling  Club  and  Tyandaga  Golf  Club.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Min.  of  Energy  and  Resources  Manage¬ 
ment,  June  5,  1969  to  March  1,  1971.  Min.  of  the  Environ¬ 
ment,  Mar.  1,  1971  to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Min.  of  Colleges  and 
Universities  Feb.  2,  1972  to  Sept.  28,  1972.  Apptd.  Sec¬ 
retary  of  Justice  Sept.  28,  1971.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

LANE,  JOHN  ( Algoma-Manitoulin) .  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  P.O.  Box  214,  Gore 
Bay,  Ont. 

LAUGHREN,  FLOYD,  B.A.  (Nickel  Belt).  B.  Oct.  3,  1935 
at  Shawville,  Que.  S.  of  Irvin  and  Erma  Laughren.  Ed.  at 
Ryerson  Polytechnical  Inst,  and  York  University.  M.  May  12, 
1962  to  Jeannette  dau.  of  B.  Gossen  of  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Three  children:  Tannys,  Joel  and  Joshua.  Was  an  economics 
instructor  at  Cambrian  Coll.,  Sudbury.  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address: 
R.R.  No.  1,  Copper  Cliff,  Ont. 

LAWLOR,  PATRICK  DANIEL,  B.A.,  M.A.  (Lakeshore). 
B.  Nov.  16,  1923  at  Edmonton,  Alta.  S.  of  Joseph  Michael 
Lawlor  and  Elizabeth  Berta  MacDonald  both  Can.  Ed. 
at  St.  Michael’s  H.S.,  Toronto,  Univ.  of  Toronto  and 
Osgoode  Hall.  M.  Oct.  2,  1954  to  Leslie  dau.  of  Uriah 
Jones  of  Oshawa,  Ont.  Four  children:  Christine,  Daniel, 
Dierdre  and  Clare.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  Civil  Liberties  Assn, 
and  Thomas  More  Soc.  Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1962  and  def. 


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First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  154  Lake  Pro¬ 
menade,  Toronto  14,  Ont. 

LAWRENCE,  HON.  ALBERT  BENJAMIN  RUTTER, 
M.C.,  Q.C.  (Carleton  East).  B.  Mar.  31,  1923  at  Calgary, 
Alta.  S.  of  Charles  Albert  Rutter  Lawrence  and  Myrtle  Ben¬ 
jamin  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Hopewell  Ave.  public  school,  Ash¬ 
bury  Coll.,  Royal  Military  Coll,  and  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  Oct.  8, 
1949  to  Lois  Nan  dau.  of  E.  Keith  Davidson  of  Ottawa. 
Four  children:  Paula,  John,  David  and  Andrea.  A  lawyer. 
Served  R.C.A.C.  (8th  Recce.  Regt.)  1942-46  rank  of  major. 
Awarded  M.C.  (Normandy)  1944.  Served  Twp.  of  Glouces¬ 
ter  1955-58.  Hon.  treas.  Assn,  of  Can.  Clubs.  Mem.  Rideau 
Club,  Canadian  Club,  Royal  Military  Coll.  Club,  Royal 
Can.  Legion,  Ottawa  Ski  Club  and  Y.M.C.A.  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min 
without  Portfolio  Aug.  13,  1969  to  Feb.  5,  1970.  Min.  of 
Financial  and  Commercial  Affairs,  Feb.  5,  1970  to  March, 

1971.  Min.  of  Health,  Mar.  1,  1971  and  Provincial  Secretary 
for  Resources  Development,  Jan.  5,  1972  to  Sept.  28, 

1972.  Apptd.  Provincial  Secretary  for  Resources  Develop¬ 
ment  Sept.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

LELUK,  NICHOLAS  GEORGE,  B.Sc.Phm.,  M.S.Pharm 
(Humber).  B.  Feb.  23,  1935  at  Hillcrest,  Alta.  S.  of  Mr.  Leluk 
(dec.)  and  Helen  Keywan,  both  Ukranian.  Ed.  at  Univ  of 
Toronto  and  in  Poland.  M.  Oct.  21,  1961  to  Helena  Louise 
dau.  of  James  Cardinal  of  Toronto.  Two  children:  Robert 
Nicholas  and  William  James  George.  A  pharmacist.  Inspec¬ 
tor,  Dir.  of  Inspection  Services,  Exec.  Asst,  to  Registrar 
1961-69;  Exec.  Dir.  Council  on  Drug  Abuse  1969-71  Mem 
Empire  Club,  P.C.  Business  Men’s  Club  of  Metropolitan 
Toronto,  Can.  Pharmaceutical  Assn.,  Ont.  Pharmacist’s 
Assn.,  Pharmaceutical  Honour  Society  and  Rho  Chi  and 
International  Narcotic  Enforcement  Officers’  Assn  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  An¬ 
glican.  Address:  5  Blair  Athol  Cres.,  Islington,  Ont. 

LEWIS,  STEPHEN  HENRY  (Scarborough  West).  B. 
Nov.  11,  1937  at  Ottawa,  Ont.  S.  of  David  and  Sophie 


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Lewis  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Univ.  of  B.C. 
M.  May  30,  1963  to  Michele  Landsberg.  A  teacher.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and 
1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Jewish.  Address:  19  Parkcrest 
Dr.,  Scarborough,  Ont. 

MACBETH,  JOHN  PALMER,  Q.C.,  B.A.  (York  West). 
B.  Nov.  19,  1921  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Charles  McKay 
MacBeth  and  Virginia  Maria  Palmer.  Ed.  at  Queen  Victoria 
P.S.,  Parkdale  Coll.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Osgoode 
Hall.  M.  June  16,  1945  to  Ruth  dau.  of  William  Robert 
Stevens  of  Toronto.  Three  children:  John  S.,  Wendy  and 
Nancy  R.  A  barrister  at  law  and  solicitor.  Served  Royal 
Can.  Navy  1943-45  rank  of  Petty  Officer.  Deputy  Reeve  Twp. 
of  Etobicoke  1961-62.  Reeve  1963-66.  Mem.  Metropolitan 
Toronto  Council  1963-66  Mem.  Metropolitan  Toronto  Exec. 
Comm.  1965-66.  Pres.  Ont.  Div.  Can.  Cancer  Society  1969-71. 
Mem.  Bd.  of  Education,  Twp.  of  Etobicoke  1952-58  and 
Chairman  1955.  Mem.  Hydro-Electric  Commission  Borough 
of  Etobicoke  1963-72.  Mem.  Kiwanis,  mem.  and  past  pres. 
Metropolitan  Toronto  Bd.  of  Trade,  Can.  Bar  Assn,  and 
Etobicoke  Branch  Can.  Red  Cross  Society.  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  9  Place  Arch  Dr.,  Islington,  Ont. 

MACDONALD,  DONALD  CAMERON  (York  South).  B. 
Dec.  7,  1913,  at  Cranbrooke,  B.C.  S.  of  Charles  Pirie 
MacDonald,  Can.,  and  Florence  Jennings,  Eng.  Ed.  at 
Queen’s  Univ.  Degrees:  B.A.,  (Hist.  Pol.  &  Eco.)  M.A. 
M.  Feb.  21,  1942,  to  Simone  Germaine,  dau.  of  Aime 
Bourcheix,  of  Montreal,  Que.  Three  children:  Sandra 
Jean,  Joy  Alison  and  Brian  Douglas.  Former  journalist 
and  now  full  time  Ontario  CCF.  Leader,  Nov.  1953.  CCF. 
National  Education  Secretary,  (1946-49);  CCF.  National 
Organizer  and  Treasurer,  (1949-53).  Lecturer  with  As¬ 
sociates  for  Anglo-American  Understanding,  (1939-40); 
with  Montreal  Gazette,  (1940-41);  served  with  the  Navy. 
1942-1946.  Editor  Canada  Digest,  (1944);  Chairman  Serv¬ 
icemen’s  Radio  Forum,  1945-46.  Mem.  Silverton  Le¬ 
gion,  Oakwood  Credit  Union,  St.  Clair  “60”  Club.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1963, 


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1967  and  1971.  Chosen  N.D.P.  Leader,  Oct.  7,  1961.  Party 
pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Unitarian.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

MAECK,  LORNE  HOWARD  (Parry  Sound).  B.  March  7, 
1926  at  South  River,  Ont.  S.  of  Otto  Paul  Maeck  and  Sylvia 
Minor.  Ed.  at  South  River  P.S.  and  South  River  Continua¬ 
tion  School.  M.  June  2,  1948  to  Ivy  Louise  dau.  of  John 
Haggart  of  Sundridge,  Ont.  Three  children:  John  Douglas, 
Peter  Howard  and  Janice  Elaine.  Reeve  Village  of  South 
River  1968-71.  Councillor  and  PuC.  Commissioner,  Village 
of  South  River.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1944-45  as  wireless  air- 
gunner.  Mem.  Lions,  past  pres.  Royal  Can.  Legion,  South 
River  Branch  390,  South  River  Recreation  Committee  and 
Minor  Hockey  Assn.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  350  Marie  Street. 
South  River,  Ont. 

MARTEL,  ELIE  WALTER,  B.A.  (Sudbury  East).  B.  Nov. 
26,  1934  at  Capreol,  Ont.  S.  of  Elie  Joseph  Martel  and 
Lena  Marie  Bedard  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Capreol  public 
and  high  schools,  North  Bay  Teacher’s  Coll,  and  Lau- 
rentian  Univ.  M.  Aug.  13,  1960  to  Gay  Carol  dau.  of 
Norman  Fawcett  of  Capreol.  Two  children:  Darren  and 
Shelley.  A  teacher  and  principal.  Served  on  Municipal 
Council.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  46  Ferguson 
St.,  Capreol,  Ont. 

MCILVEEN,  CHARLES  ELMER,  M.D.C.M.  (Oshawa).  B. 
Aug.  8,  1919  at  Auburn,  Ont.  S.  of  Francis  Oliver  Mcllveen 
and  Gertrude  E.  Asquith.  Ed.  at  Lansdowne  &  Bowmanville 
Grade  School  and  Queen’s  Univ.  M.  Aug.  1,  1942  to  Dorothy 
Eleanor  dau.  of  R.  0.  Jones  of  Bowmanville,  Ont.  Two  chil¬ 
dren:  Carla  Elaine  and  Nyle  Charles.  A  physician.  Aider- 
man  City  of  Oshawa  1967-69;  Bd.  of  Control  1969-70.  Mem. 
Lebanon  Lodge  (Masonic  No.  139),  Oshawa  Golf  and  Curling 
Club  and  Oshawa  Flying  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  100 
Al°xandra  St.,  Oshawa,  Ont. 

MCKEOUGH,  WILLIAM  DARCY,  B.A.  (Chatham-Kent). 
B.  Jan.  31,  1933  at  Chatham,  Ont.  S.  of  George  Grant 


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McKeough  (dec.)  and  Florence  Sewell  Woodward  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Central  school,  Chatham,  Cedar  Springs  public 
school,  Ridley  Coll.,  St.  Catharines  and  Univ.  of  Western 
Ont.,  London.  M.  June  18,  1965  to  Margaret  Joyce  Walker 
of  Toronto.  Two  sons:  Walker  Stewart  and  James  Grant. 
Managing  director  McKeough  Sons  Co.  Ltd.  Aider- 
man,  Chatham  1960-63.  Served  R.C.N.  (R)  with  rank 
of  Sub.  Lieut.  Mem.  Kent  Club,  Maple  City  Country  Club, 
Chatham  and  Albany  Club  and  The  Empire  Club,  Toronto. 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967 
and  1971.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  Nov.  24,  1966  to  Nov. 
23,  1967.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs,  Nov.  23,  1967  to 
March  1,  1971.  Treasurer  of  Ont.  and  Min.  of  Economics, 
Mar.  1,  1971  and  Min.  of  Financial  and  Intergovernmental 
Affairs,  Jan.  5,  1972.  Resigned  as  Provincial  Treasurer, 
Aug.  31,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

MCNEIL,  RONALD  KEITH,  (Elgin).  B.  Jan.  15,  1920 
at  Springfield,  Ont.  S.  of  Hugh  Peter  McNeil  of  Scottish 
descent  and  Mabel  Bancroft  of  English  descent.  Ed.  at 
Lyons  Public  School,  S.S.  #6,  Dorchester;  Springfield 
Continuation  School;  Aylmer  High  School  and  four  years 
at  Ont.  Agricultural  College,  Guelph,  majoring  in  field 
husbandry  (B.S.A.  1942).  A  farmer.  Mem  Municipal 
Council  South  Dorchester,  1946-1948;  reeve  1949-1952; 
1952  warden  of  Elgin  County;  mem.  of  the  Agricultural 
Institute  of  Can.;  chairman  of  Centennial  Committee 
(1952);  dir.  North  and  South  Dorchester  Fire  Ins.  Co.; 
pres.  Elgin  Soil  and  Crop  Improvement  Assn,  and  past 
dir.  St.  Thomas  Elgin  Motor  Club.  Mem.  A.F.  &  A.M. 
Springfield  Lodge  #259,  London  Lodge  of  Perfection 
Rosecroix  Chapter,  London,  Mystic  Shrine,  32°  Mason 
and  I.O.O.F.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  at  by-election, 
Jan.  30,  1958.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1963, 1967  and  1971.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  R.R.  2,  Springfield, 
Ont. 

MCNIE,  HON.  JOHN  DUNCAN  (Hamilton  West).  B. 
July  24,  1920  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  John  McNie  and 
Ann  Duncan,  both  Scottish.  Ed.  at  F.  H.  Miller  Elementary 


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School,  Toronto  and  York  Memorial  Collegiate,  Toronto. 
M.  Dec.  8,  1951  to  Mary  Kathleen  dau.  of  Alfred  John 
Skeans  of  Toronto.  Five  children:  Frances,  Heather, 
Scott,  John  and  Mary.  An  advertising  executive.  Mem. 
Hamilton  Club  and  Rotary.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Colleges  and  Universities  Sept. 
28,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont.  and  66  Forsythe  St.  N., 
Hamilton,  Ont. 

MEEN,  ARTHUR  KENNETH,  B.A.Sc.,  Q.C.  (York 
East).  B.  March  17,  1924  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Benjamin 
and  Mary  Gertrude  Meen  both  Can.  Ed.  Earl  Haig  Coll., 
Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Osgoode  Hall.  M.  June  2,  1951  to 
Shirley  Anne  dau.  of  Dr.  F.  L.  Code  of  Toronto.  Three 
children:  Marilyn,  Elizabeth  and  Jennifer.  A  lawyer.  Mem. 
Albany  Club  and  Lawyers  Club,  Toronto.  First  elected 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  95  Lord  Seaton  Rd.,  Willowdale 
Ont. 

MILLER,  FRANK  STUART,  B.Eng.  (Muskoka).  B. 
May  14,  1927  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Percy  Frank  Miller 
and  Margaret  Stuart  McKean.  Ed.  at  Regal  Rd.  P.S.,  Oak- 
wood  Collegiate,  Toronto,  Gravenhurst  H.S.  and  McGill 
Univ.  M.  May  13,  1950  to  Ann  McArthur  dau.  of  William 
M.  Norman  of  Valois,  Que.  Four  children:  Lawrence  S., 
H.  Ross,  Norman  A.  and  Mary  Ann.  A  resort  owner.  Pres. 
Frank  Miller  Ltd.  Councillor,  Town  of  Bracebridge,  1967- 
70.  Served  2/Lt.  Cadet  Services  of  Can.,  R.C.S.  of  I. 
1953-56.  Mem.  Rotary  Club  of  Bracebridge  and  past  pres. 
1966-67.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  R.R.  #  1,  Brace- 
bridge,  Ont. 

MORNINGSTAR,  ELLIS  PRICE  (Welland).  B.  Aug. 
9th,  1902,  at  Crowland  Twp.,  Ont.  S.  of  Martin  Morning- 
star,  German,  and  Gilliana  Buchner,  his  wife,  Welsh. 
Ancesters  of  U.E.  Loyalist  Stock.  Ed.  at  Crowland  Schools. 
M.  Dec.  7,  1929,  to  Elsie,  dau.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James 
McMicking,  of  Dundas,  Ont.  Four  sons:  Allan  Ellis, 


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James  Martin,  Walter  Edward  and  William  Lee.  Dept. 
Supervisor  Page  Hersey  Tubes,  Ltd.  Crowland  Twp. 
Councillor,  1934-1940;  Deputy-Reeve,  1940-1943;  Reeve, 
1943-51 ;  County  Warden,  1946.  Arena  Board,  Health 
Unit.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1951.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1955,  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Presbyterian.  Address:  97  Alberta  St.,  Welland,  Ont. 

MORROW,  DONALD  HUGO,  B.A.  (Ottawa  West). 
B.  Dec.  19,  1908,  at  Winchester  Springs,  Ont.  S.  of  Robert 
Morrow  and  Edith  0.  Baker,  his  wife,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Winchester  Springs  (Elem.),  Winchester  &  Chesterville 
High  Schools,  Ottawa  Teachers’  Coll,  and  Ont.  Coll,  of 
Education.  Degrees:  B.A.,  (Queen’s);  Post  Graduate 
Studies  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  July  4,  1942,  to  Lois  Mar¬ 
garet,  dau.  of  R.  L.  Boyd,  Metcalfe  and  Ottawa,  Ont. 
School  Principal.  Can.  Army  Infantry  (R)  Lt.  1940-41; 
Ft/Lt.,  R.C.A.F.,  1941-46.  Mem.  A.F.  &  AM.;  I.O.O.F.; 
L.O.L.;  Can.  Legion  and  Lions  Club.  Past  Pres,  of 
Teachers’  Institute  and  Home  and  School  Clubs.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1948.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1951,  1955, 
1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Speaker,  Oct.  29, 1963  and  Jan.  15, 
1964  till  1967.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address: 
30  McEwen  Ave.,  Apt.  508,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

NEWMAN,  BERNARD,  B.A.  (Winds  or- Walkerville). 
B.  Aug.  4,  1914  at  Windsor,  Ont.  S.  of  William  Newman, 
Polish,  and  Anna  Danielson,  Ukrainian,  Ed.  at  St. 
Joseph’s  Separate  School,  Parent  Ave.  Bungaloes,  Pat¬ 
terson  Collegiate  Institute,  Kennedy  Collegiate  Institute 
and  Assumption  College  (University  of  Western  Ont., 
B.A  ).  M.  Aug.  26,  1939  to  Lee  Werbowecki  of  Kitchener. 
Ont.  Five  children:  Bernard,  Leeann,  Jane,  Gary  and 
Patricia.  A  secondary  school  teacher  since  1934.  Aider- 
man  Windsor,  1955-1960.  National  Chairman  of  Gym¬ 
nastics  for  the  Amateur  Athletic  Union  of  Can.,  1955- 
56:  coach  of  Can.  Gymnastic  Team  of  Olympic  Games 
1956,  World  Games  1958  and  Pan-American  Games  1959; 
area  cadet  officer  (Western  Ont.),  St.  John’s  Ambulance 
Assn.,  1954-60,  and  Lt.  Cadet  Services  of  Canada.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967 


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and  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1290 
Ypres  Blvd.,  Windsor,  Ont. 

NEWMAN,  WILLIAM  G.,  B.S.A.,  P.Ag.  (Ontario  South). 
B.  Jan.  17,  1928  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Harry  A.  Newman 
and  Margaret  Folinsbee  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Forest  Hill 
Village  public  school,  Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Univ.  of 
Guelph.  M.  Oct.  10,  1953  to  Margaret  dau.  of  Wallace  A. 
Mitchell  of  Burlington,  Ont.  Three  children:  Cathryn, 
Allan  and  Carrie.  An  agrologist.  Mem.  Rouge-Hill  Lions 
Club,  Rod  and  Gun  Club,  Hunt  Club,  Pickering  and 
Cherry  Downs  Golf  and  Country  Club.  Cand.  Ont.  g.e. 
1959  and  def.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Balsam 
P.O.,  Ont. 

NIXON,  GEORGE  ADAM  (Dovercourt).  B.  May  8,  1923 
at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Robert  Nixon  and  Frances  Ann  Irwin. 
Ed.  at  Dovercourt  P.S.  and  Central  Technical  School.  M. 
Oct.  20,  1945  to  Norma  Evelyn  dau.  of  Thomas  Dodson  of 
Barrie,  Ont.  Four  children:  Robert  W.,  Catherine,  Shirley 
and  Nancy.  Served  six  years  in  the  military.  Mem.  Baptist 
Brotherhood,  Cerebral  Palsy  Foundation,  United  Appeal 
and  Founder  of  Camp  Kwasind  for  Underprivileged  Chil¬ 
dren.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  315  Salem  Ave.,  Toronto  4,  Ont. 

NIXON,  ROBERT  FLETCHER,  B.Sc.  (Brant).  B.  July 
17,  1928  at  St.  George,  Ont.  S.  of  Harry  Corqin  Nixon  and 
Alice  Anne  Nixon  both  United  Empire  Loyalist.  Ed.  at 
St.  George  and  Brantford  schools,  McMaster  Univ.  and 
Ont.  Coll,  of  Education.  M.  Aug.  16,  1952  to  Dorothy 
Christine  dau.  of  T.  Owen  Loveless  of  St.  George,  Ont. 
Four  children:  John  Corwin,  Jane  Elizabeth,  Harry  Owen 
and  Sara  Margaret.  A  farmer.  Father  of  former  Premier 
of  Ont.  1943.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge;  pres.  Ont.  Liberal 
Assn.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  at  by-election  Jan.  18, 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Chosen  Leader  of 
the  Liberal  Party  in  Ont.,  Jan.  7,  1967.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

NUTTALL,  WILMER  JOHN,  D.V.M.V.S.  (Frontenac- 
Addington).  B.  March  20,  1920.  S.  of  Joseph  Wilfred  Nuttall 


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and  Annie  Margaret  Lloyd.  Ed.  at  Gananoque  H.S.,  Kempt- 
ville  Agriculture  Coll.,  Ont.  Agriculture  Coll,  and  Ont.  Vet¬ 
erinary  Coll.  M.  June  4,  1947  to  Shirley  Margaret  dau.  of 
Norman  Greenlees  of  Joyceville,  Ont.  Five  children: 
Michael  John,  Terry,  Jerry,  Sharee  and  Kim.  A  veterina¬ 
rian.  Councillor  Pittsburgh  Twp.  1965-68  and  Reeve  1969-71. 
Warden  Frontenac  Cty.  1971.  Mem.  Lions,  Elks  and  Shrine. 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  res.  R.R.  No.  1  and  off.,  797  Prin¬ 
cess  St.,  Kingston,  Ont. 

PARROTT,  HARRY  CRAIG,  D.D.S.  (Oxford).  B.  Nov. 
30,  1925  at  Mitchell,  Ont.  S.  of  William  Clarence  Parrott 
and  Laura  Ethel  Horn.  Ed.  at  Mitchell  P.S.  and  Univ.  of 
Toronto.  M.  Sept.  6,  1947  to  Margaret  Isobel  dau.  of  John 
Edward  Walker  of  Mitchell,  Ont.  Three  children:  Ronald 
Craig,  Nancy  Susan  and  Patricia  Lanore.  An  orthodontist. 
Mem.  Woodstock  City  Council  1961-63  and  1966-67.  Mem. 
Woodstock  Bd.  of  Education  1954-56.  Mem.  Woodstock 
Public  Utility  Comm.  1969-71.  Apptd.  to  Traffic  Comm. 
1966-70.  Mem.  Can.,  Ont.  and  County  Dental  Assocs.;  Dir. 
Ont.  Society  of  Orthodontists;  Comm.  mem.  of  Great 
Lakes  Society  of  Orthodontists.  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  22  Wellington  St.  N.,  Woodstock,  Ont. 

PATERSON,  DONALD  ALEXANDER,  B.A.  (Essex 
South).  B.  Nov.  25,  1926  at  Leamington,  Ont.  S.  of  Fred 
Paterson  and  Jessie  Vair  Wilkinson  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Mill 
St.  public  school,  Leamington  H.S.,  Victoria  Coll.  Univ.  of 
Toronto.  M.  Mar.  8,  1949  to  Edna  Joyce  dau.  of  Edward 
Oke  of  Leamington.  Four  children:  Margaret  Susan, 
Donald  William,  John  David  and  Carol  Jane.  A  retail 
merchant.  Pres,  and  gen.  mgr.  F.  Paterson  &  Sons  Ltd. 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967 
and  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  1 
Talbot  W.,  Leamington,  Ont. 

POTTER,  HON.  RICHARD  THOMAS,  M.D.,  C.M.  (Quinte). 
B.  Jan.  20,  1915  at  Belleville,  Ont.  S.  of  Francis  Wm. 
Potter  and  Rosa  Cummings,  both  British.  Ed.  at  Belle- 


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ville  primary  and  high  schools  and  Queens  Univ.. 
Kingston.  M.  April  20,  1940  to  Enid  Grace  dau.  of  Charles 
Weaver  of  Tottenham,  Ont.  Four  children:  Thomas  Char¬ 
les,  Frances  Rose,  Andrew  Richard  and  Karen  Enid. 
A  physician.  Mayor,  City  of  Belleville  1951.  Served 
R.C.A.M.C.  1939-45  with  rank  of  Lt.  Col.  Mem.  Masonic 
Lodge  No.  123.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1971.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  Mar.  1,  1971  to  Feb.  2, 
1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Health  Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto. 

REID,  THOMAS  PATRICK,  B.A.  (Rainy  River).  B.  Jan. 
2,  1943  at  Fort  Frances,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Mercer  Reid, 
Scottish  and  Marie  Ena  Harrington,  Irish.  Ed.  at  Atiko- 
kan,  Ont.  schools  and  Univ.  of  Man.  First  elected  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.-Lab. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  187,  Fort  Frances,  Ont. 

REILLY,  LEONARD  M.  (Eg'linton).  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  at  by-election  Jan.  18,  1962.  Re-elected  g  e. 
1963  and  1967.  Apptd.  Deputy  Speaker,  Jan.  25,  1966. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  639  Yonge  St.,  Toronto  5,  Ont. 

RENWICK,  JAMES  A.  (Riverdale).  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.  at  by-election  Sept.  10,  1964.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and 
1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  20  St.  Dennis  Dr.,  Suite  15, 
Don  Mills,  Ont.  and  Room  322,  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

REUTER,  HON.  ALLAN  EDWARD  (Waterloo  South).  B. 
Aug.  9,  1914  at  Preston,  Ont.  S.  of  Stanley  Reuter  and 
Helen  McGinnis  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Galt  H.S.  and  Preston 
elementary.  M.  Feb.  2,  1939  to  Phyllis  dau.  of  Norman 
King  of  Elmira,  Ont.  Three  children:  Patsy,  Michael  and 
Paul.  A  public  accountant.  Alderman  town  of  Preston 
1959-61  and  mayor  1962-63.  Mem.  Preston-Hespeler  Rotarv 
Club  and  Preston  Branch  126  Royal  Can.  Legion.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and 
1971.  Deputy  Speaker.  Feb.  14,  1968  to  Sept.  13, 1971.  Chosen 
Speaker  Dec.  13,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Protestant. 
Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


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RHODES,  JOHN  REGINALD  (Sault  Ste.  Marie).  B. 
Sept.  26,  1929  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Francis 
Rhodes  and  Amelia  Marie  Larue.  Ed.  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie 
public  and  secondary  schools.  M.  Dec.  10,  1955  to  Vivian 
Louise  dau.  of  Mrs.  Olga  Shook  of  Sault  Ste.  Marie.  Three 
children:  Paul  John,  Sandra  Louise  and  Janet  Ann.  A 
radio  and  TV  announcer.  Alderman  Sault  Ste.  Marie  1964- 
69  and  Mayor  1969-71.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge,  Shrine  Club, 
Algoma  Steel  Mens  Club  and  Officers  Mess,  49th  Regt. 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Protestant.  Address:  60  Hussey  St.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont. 

ROLLINS,  CLARKE  TIVY  (Hastings).  B.  Dec.  14, 
1911  at  Coe  Hill,  Ont.  S.  of  Charles  Samuel  Rollins  and 
Ellen  Adelia  Clarke  of  English  and  Irish  descent.  Ed. 
at  Coe  Hill  Public  and  Continuation  School  and  Albert 
College,  Belleville.  M.  to  Beverley  Hurley.  Two  children: 
Charles  Robert  and  Clarke  Thomas.  A  distributor  of  Petro¬ 
leum  products.  Reeve  of  the  Township  of  Wollaston  for 
eight  years  and  Warden  of  Hastings  County,  1950.  Chair¬ 
man,  The  St.  Lawrence  Parks  Comm.  1971.  Mem.  Bancroft 
Lodge  No.  482,  A.F.  &  A.M.,  Madoc  Chapter  No.  161,  Royal 
Arch  Masons,  King  Baldwin  Preceptory  No.  6,  Belleville  and 
the  Rameses  Temple,  Toronto.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis. 
g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  R.R.  No.  1,  Bancroft,  Ont. 

ROOT,  JOHN  HENRY  HAINES  (Wellington-Duf- 
ferin).  B.  Oct.  17,  1908,  at  Erin  Twp.,  Ont.  S.  of  David 
Oscar  Root  and  Gertrude  Eloise  Watson,  both  Can.  Ed. 
at  S.S.  No.  9,  Erin  Twp.,  Ont.  M.  July  20,  1932,  to  Lillie 
Mathilda,  dau.  of  Walter  Augustus  Toop,  of  Almonte, 
Ont.  Children:  John  Bennett,  Evelyn  Margaret  Eloise, 
George  David  Walter,  Robert  Orville  Winston  and  Alfred 
Clayton  Henry.  Farming  and  Farm  service  trucking. 
Public  School  trustee,  1942-43.  Masonic.  Cand.  for  Ont. 
Legis.  g.e.  1943,  1945  and  1948  and  def.  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1951.  Re-elected  g.e.  1955,  1959, 1963,  1967 
and  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  Dec.  22,  1958 
to  Nov.  8,  1961.  Named  to  Ont.  Water  Resources  Com- 


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mission.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  R.R.  No  1, 
Orton,  Ont. 

ROWE,  RUSSELL  DANIEL  (Northumberland).  B.  Dec. 
1,  1914  at  Campbellford,  Ont.  S.  of  Harold  Rowe  and 
Elizabeth  Jane  Roe  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Campbellford  H.S., 
Peterborough  Normal  School  and  Queen’s  Univ.  M.  July 
18,  1942  to  Marjorie  Emma  dau.  of  John  S.  McKeown  of 
Bonarlaw,  Ont.  Six  children:  Paul,  Anne,  Robert,  Cameron, 
Janice  and  Karen.  A  stock  broker.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1942- 
45  with  rank  of  Flying  Officer.  Mem.  Kiwanis  Club,  Golf 
Club  and  Horticultural  Soc.  of  Cobourg;  Royal  Can.  Legion 
Branch  133;  Port  Hope-Cobourg  Branch  Navy  League  of 
Can.  and  Ont.  Assn,  for  Retarded  Children.  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Apptd. 
Deputy  Speaker  Dec.  13,  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  546  Lakeshore  Rd.,  Cobourg,  Ont. 

ROY,  ALBERT  J.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Ottawa  East).  B.  Feb.  23, 
1939  in  Saskatchewan.  S.  of  Leo  Roy  and  Laurie  Martin  Ed 
at  Gravelbourg  Coll.,  Sask.,  St.  John  Coll.,  Edmonton  and 
Univ.  of  Ottawa.  M.  Jan.  23,  1965  to  Jocelyn  dau.  of  Edgar 
Marcil  of  Ottawa.  Two  children:  Alain  and  Nathalie.  A 
lawyer.  Mem.  Ottawa  Univ.  Alumni,  Carleton  Cty.  Bar  Assn., 
Ont.  Bar  Assn.,  Can.  Bar  Assn.,  Crown  and  District  Attor¬ 
neys’  Assn.,  Rotary,  Assoc,  des  Jeunes  Adultes  Franco  On- 
tariens,  John  Howard  Society  and  Elizabeth  Fry  Society 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel  • 
Catholic.  Address:  255  Montreal  Rd.,  Vanier,  Ont. 

RUSTON,  RICHARD  FLETCHER  (Essex-Kent)  B 
Aug.  28,  1919  in  Essex  Cty.  S.  of  Walter  W.  Ruston  and 
Annie  Hamilton,  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Rochester  Twp  PS 
Comber  Continuation  School  and  Essex  HS  M  May  l’ 
1943  to  Shirley  Marion  Cape  of  Windsor,  Ont.  Five  chil¬ 
dren  :  Gary  W.,  Wayne  J.,  Barbara  Ann,  Richard  Dale 
and  Stephen  Frank.  Sect’y.  Mgr.  Essex  Cty.  Medical 
Co-op.  Councillor  Maidstone  Twp.  1960-62  and  Reeve 
1963-68.  Past  Chairman  Advisory  Comm.  Ont.  Water  Re¬ 
sources  Comm.  Councillor  Essex  Cty.  and  Chairman  Finan¬ 
ce  Comm.  Mem.  and  past  pres.  South  Woodslee  Memorial 
Assn.  Chairman  Maidstone  Twp.  Municipal  Telephone  Sys- 


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tem.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  P.O.  Box  4,  South 
Woodslee,  Ont. 

SARGENT,  EDWARD  CARSON  (Grey-Bruce).  B.  Apr. 
11,  1915  at  Port  Dover.  S.  of  Wm.  Sargent  and  Ann  Carson 
both  Irish.  Ed.  at  Dufferin  Public  School  and  O.S.C.  V.D. 
Owen  Sound.  M.  Aug.  3,  1940  to  Roma  Jeanette  dau.  of 
Ryerson  McLean  of  Owen  Sound.  Three  children:  Penny, 
Pamela  and  Patty  Belle.  A  publisher  and  sales  executive. 
Pres.  Owen  Sound  Herald  Press  Ltd.,  Sargent  Realty  Co. 
Ltd.  and  Eddie  Sargent  Promotions  Ltd.  Mayor  City  of 
Owen  Sound  1948-1963.  Pres.  Ont.  Mayors  &  Reeves  Assn. 
1951.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge  North  Star,  Can.  Legion, 
Crescent  Athletic  Club  and  I.O.O.F.  Cand.  Ont.  g.e.  1951 
and  1955  and  def.  Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1957  and  Def.  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and 
1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Green 
Gables,  Owen  Sound,  Ont. 

SCRIVENER,  MRS.  MARGARET  (St.  David).  First  elect¬ 
ed  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Parlia¬ 
ment  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

SHULMAN,  MORTON,  M.D.  (High  Park).  B.  in  Toron¬ 
to,  Ont.  S.  of  David  Shulman  and  Nettie  Wintrope,  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Toronto  and  North  Toronto  Coll. 
M.  May  30,  1950  to  Gloria  dau.  of  Isadore  Bossin  of 
Toronto.  Two  children:  Dianne  and  Jeffrey.  A  doctor. 
First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Jewish.  Address:  378  Roncesvalles 
Ave.,  Toronto  3,  Ont. 

SINGER,  VERNON  MILTON,  B.A.  (Downsview).  B. 
March  26,  1919  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Joseph  Singer, 
Q.C.  and  Gussie  Sundel,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Clinton  St. 
School  Toronto,  University  of  Toronto  and  Osgoode 
Hall.  Degree:  B.A  M.  Nov.  20,  1949  to  Elaine  Schwarz 
of  New  York,  N.Y.,  U.S.A.  Three  children:  Stephanie, 
Eric  and  Melanie  A  barrister.  Served  overseas  as 
officer  in  Royal  Canadian  Dragoons,  1941-1946.  Chair¬ 
man  North  York  Red  Cross  for  three  years  and 
pres.  Ont.  Young  Liberals  Assn.,  1947-49.  Councillor 


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Township  of  North  York,  1954-55-56;  reeve,  1957-58;  mem 
Council  Metropolitan  Toronto,  1957-58  and  mem.  Exec¬ 
utive  Committee  Metropolitan  Toronto,  1957-58.  Mem. 
Can.  Legion  (Branch  66)  and  Donalda  Club.  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963.  1967  and  1971. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Hebrew.  Address:  Suite  405,  365  Bav 
St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 


SMITH,  GORDON  ELSWORTH  (Simcoe  East).  B  Nov 
5,  1918  at  Rockton,  Ont.  S.  of  Harry  E.  Smith  and  Essie 
M.  Sann,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Rockton  P.S.,  Dundas  H  S  and 
Galt  Coll.  Inst.  M.  Apr.  11,  1940  to  Jean  E.  Studiman  of 
Branchton,  Ont.  Three  children:  Paul  Elsworth,  Linda 
Marion  and  John  Gordon.  An  automotive  dealer  Mem 
Orillia  Town  Council  1951-52  and  Orillia  Hospital  Bd 
1953-65.  Mem.  Albany  Club,  Toronto  and  Couchiching 
Golf  and  Country  Club,  Orillia.  First  elected  Ont.  Legis 
g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Red.:  United 
Address:  P.O.  Box  128,  Orillia,  Ont. 


SMITH,  JOHN  ROXBOROUGH  (Hamilton  Mountain) 

i9,?9  at  London.  0°t-  S.  of  Hector  Hugh  Smith 
and  Mildred  Barker,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Mutchmore,  Hope¬ 
'll1  P^Tbilc  Scho01  Ottawa,  Saint  John  High  School,  Saint 
John,  N.B.,  Hillfield  Coll.,  Hamilton,  Hamilton  Teacher’s 
Coll,  and  McMaster  Univ.  A  teacher.  Alderman  City  of 
Hamilton.  2nd  vice-pres.  Ont.  Horticultural  Assn.;  pres. 
Hamilton  Branch  Can.  Bible  Soc.;  dir.  Church  Army  in 
Can.;  Counci1  mem.  Wycliffe  Coll.,  Toronto;  pres.  Hamil¬ 
ton  Sir  John  A.  Macdonald  Soc.;  mem.  Royal  Botanical 
Gardens  Hamilton  Art  Gallery;  Hon.  pres.  Mountain 
B  Hockey  Team;  exec.  mem.  Hamilton  Catholic 
Childrens  Aid  Soc.  and  trustee  Mount  Hamilton  Legion. 
t  irst  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party 

pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  42  Sunninghill  Ave 
Hamilton,  Ont. 


SMITH,  RICHARD  STANEY,  B.Sc.,  PHM  (Nipissing) 
B.  June  20,  1931  at  North  Bay,  Ont.  S.  of  Cyril  P.  Smith 
and  Margaret  Donovan  both  Can.  Ed.  at  North  Bay  Coll 
and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  Apr.  15,  1963  to  Marthe  dau  of 
Jules  Deschenes  of  St.  Boniface,  Man.  Two  children- 


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Joseph  and  Monique.  A  pharmacist.  Alderman  North  Bay 
1961-62.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  by- 
election,  Sept.  15,  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  676  McIntyre  St.  W.,  North 
Bay,  Ont. 

SNOW,  HON.  JAMES  WILFRED  (Halton  East).  B.  July 
12,  1929  at  Esquesing  Twp.,  Halton  Co.,  Ont.  S.  of  Wilfred 
Oliver  Snow  and  Margaret  Florence  Devlin,  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  Milton,  Ont.  schools.  M.  Sept.  13,  1952  to  Barbara 
Mae  Joan  dau.  of  A.  F.  Hughes  of  Oakville,  Ont.  Four 
children:  James  Douglas,  Julie  Barbara,  Jeffrey  Owen 
and  Jennifer  Nancy.  A  contractor  and  farmer.  Pres.  Snow 
Construction  Ltd.,  Snow  Properties  Ltd.  and  Oakville 
Investments  Ltd.  Mem.  Lions  Club  and  C.  of  C.,  Oakville. 
First  elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971. 
Min.  without  Portfolio,  March  1,  1971  to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Min. 
of  Public  Works  Feb.  2,  1972  to  Sept.  28,  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Government  Services  Sept.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Toronto,  Ont. 

SPENCE,  JOHN  PURVIS  (Kent).  Born  March  27, 
1905,  at  Muirkirk,  Ont.  S.  of  Robert  Spence  and  Sarah 
Leitch,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Orford  Twp.  S.S.  No.  9 .  High 
School  Highgate.  Farmer.  Reeve  of  Orford  Twp.  1945-50 
Warden  of  Kent  Co.,  1949;  Councillor  of  Orford,  1940-45. 
Mem.  Mason.  Shriner,  A.O.T.S.  Men’s  Club,  Erie  Chapter 
Ridgetown.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1955.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presby¬ 
terian.  Address:  R.R.  #  2,  Muirkirk,  Ont. 

STEWART,  HON.  WILLIAM  ATCHESON  (Middlesex 
North).  B.  Feb.  26,  1915  at  London  Township.  S.  of 
George  A.  Stewart  of  Scottish-Irish  descent  and  Frances 
Langford  of  Irish  descent.  E.  at  public  school,  London 
Township  and  Luncan  High  School.  M.  Sept.  21,  1940  to 
Edythe  M.  Jones  of  Granton,  Ont.  Four  children:  Marilyn, 
Norma,  Barbara  and  Gay.  A  farmer.  Mem.  of  Bd.  of  East 
Middlesex  High  School  District  1947-1957;  Granton  Ma¬ 
sonic  Lodge,  No.  483.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  at 


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by-election,  Sept.  5,  1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1963,  1967 
and  1971.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  Nov.  21,  I960  to  Nov.  8, 
1961.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Agriculture  and  Food,  Nov.  8,  1961. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Parliament 
Bldgs.,  Toronto. 

STOKES,  JOHN  EDWARD  (Thunder  Bay).  B.  Feb.  17, 
1923  at  Schreiber,  Ont.  S.  of  Walter  John  Stokes  and 
Eva  Bertha  Gagnon,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Schreiber  public 
and  high  schools.  M.  Oct.  4,  1952  to  Helen  Ann  dau.  of 
James  Rock  of  Toronto.  Four  children:  Catherine,  Mark, 
Patrick  and  Ann.  A  railway  conductor.  Municipal  Com¬ 
missioner  Hydro  1959-63.  Dir.  Credit  Union  1965-68. 
Chairman  Local  Brotherhood  Railway  Trainman  1955-67. 
Mem.  K.  of  C.  and  Loyal  Order  of  Moose.  First  elected 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  178,  Schreiber,  Ont. 

TAYLOR,  JAMES  A.  (Prince  Edwards-Lennox).  First 
elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address: 
R.R.  #  2,  P.O.  Box  110,  Picton,  Ont. 

TIMBRELL,  DENNIS  ROY  (Don  Mills).  B.  Nov.  13, 
1946  at  Kingston,  Ont.  S.  of  Walter  Wm.  Sidney  Timbreli 
and  Beryl  Clark.  Ed.  at  Kingston  and  Scarborough 
elementary  schools,  Scarborough  secondary,  Toronto 
Teachers’  Coll,  and  York  Univ.  A  teacher.  Alderman 
Borough  of  North  York  since  Jan.  1970.  Mem.  Lions, 
Civitan  and  others.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Room  116, 
Main  Pari.  Bldg.,  North  Wing,  Queen’s  Park,  Toronto 
182,  Ont. 

TURNER,  JOHN  MELVILLE  (Peterborough).  B.  Sept. 
24,  1922  at  Peterborough,  Ont.  S.  of  Ernest  Melville 
Turner  and  Ola  Muriel  Morris.  Ed.  at  Peterborough 
schools.  M.  May  16,  1947  to  June  Frankton  dau.  of  Harry 
Adams  Gadd  of  Cobourg,  Ont.  Six  children:  David,  James, 
Robert,  Heather,  Timothy  and  Ian.  A  business  mgr.  Served 
RCAF  as  Pilot  Officer  1942-45.  Alderman  City  of  Peter¬ 
borough  1969-71.  Chairman  Peterborough  County  City 


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Health  Bd.  1970.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion,  RCAF  Assoc, 
and  Peterborough  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Presbyterian.  Address:  371 
Park  St.  N.,  Peterborough,  Ont. 

VILLENEUVE,  OSIE  F.  (Glengarry).  B.  June  28,  1906 
at  Maxville,  Ont.  S.  of  Frank  B.  Villeneuve  and  Fabiola 
Marion  both  French.  Ed.  at  Maxville  Public  and  District 
High  Schools.  M.  Oct.  20,  1930  to  Alma  dau.  of  John  A. 
MacLeod  of  Maxville.  Three  children:  Ronald,  Bernard 
and  Brian.  A  livestock  dealer.  Served  on  local  School 
Board  and  Council  and  past  Reeve  of  Maxville  (1958). 
Mem.  Lions  Club,  and  past  pres.  Kenyon  Agricultural 
Society.  Cand.  Ont.  g.e.  1945  and  def.  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1948.  Re-elected  1951  and  1955.  Resigned 
and  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1957.  Re-elected  1958.  Def. 
g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  27,  Max¬ 
ville,  Ont. 

WALKER,  GORDON  WAYNE,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (London 
North).  B.  Sept.  10,  1941  at  St.  Thomas,  Ont.  S.  of  Albert 
C.  Walker  and  Ruby  P.  Stansell.  Ed.  at  St.  Thomas 
elementary  and  secondary  schools  and  Univ.  of  Western 
Ont.  M.  Dec.  21,  1968  to  Harriet  Emmeline  dau.  of  Harold 
Hedley  of  Woodstock,  Ont.  A  lawyer.  Admitted  to  Ont. 
Bar  March  21,  1969.  Alderman  City  of  London  1967-71. 
Mem.  Albany  Club  and  London  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  385  Ridout  St.  S.,  London,  Ont. 

WARDLE,  THOMAS  ALFRED  (Beaches-Woodbine). 
B.  Nov.  31,  1913  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Thomas  Hislop 
and  Grace  Mary  Wardle,  both  Eng.  Ed.  at  Toronto  public 
and  secondary  schools  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M.  May  22, 
1936  to  Inez  dau.  of  Janet  Barr  of  Toronto.  Two  children: 
Thomas  Alfred  Jr.  and  Arlene  (Mrs.  Donald  C.  Mathe- 
son).  A  gifts  wholesaler.  Served  RCAF  1943-45.  Trustee 
Toronto  Bd.  of  Education  1955-60,  Chairman,  1960.  Aider- 
man  City  of  Toronto  1960-72.  Mem.  Metropolitan  Toronto 
Council  1962-72.  Mem.  Empire  Club  of  Can.  and  Masonic 


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Lodge.  Cand.  Federal  g.e.  1965  and  def.  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  11  Fallingbrook  Woods,  Scarborough,  Ont. 

WELCH,  HON.  ROBERT  STANLEY,  B.A.,  Q.C.  (Lincoln). 
B.  July  13,  1928  at  St.  Catharines,  Ont.  S.  of  John  Robert 
Charles  Welch  and  Edna  Rebecca  Groombridge  both  Can. 
Ed.  at  St.  Catharines  public  and  secondary  schools,  Mc- 
Master  Univ.,  Hamilton  and  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School,  To¬ 
ronto.  M.  July  18,  1953  to  Margaret  Emily  dau.  of  Wm. 
James  Boston  of  Montreal.  Three  children:  Robert  Wm. 
Peter,  Christine  Elizabeth  Anne  and  Willa  Mary-Jane.  A 
barrister  and  solicitor.  Mem.  St.  Catharines  Bd.  of  Educa¬ 
tion  1955-63.  Mem.  Lincoln  County  Law  Assn.,  Bar  Assn., 
The  St.  Catharines  Club  and  the  Empire  Club  of  Canada. 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967. 
and  1971.  Prov.  Sect’y.  and  Min.  of  Citizenship,  Nov.  24, 
1966  to  March  1,  1971.  Min.  of  Education,  March  1,  1971 
to  Jan.  5,  1972.  Apptd.  Provincial  Secretary  for  Social 
Development,  Jan.  5,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

WELLS,  HON.  THOMAS  LEONARD,  (Scarborough 
North).  B.  May  2,  1930  at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  Leonard 
Wells  British  and  Lillian  Butler  Can.  Ed.  at  Malvern  Coll. 
Inst.,  Toronto,  Victoria  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Toronto.  M. 
April  24,  1954  to  Audrey  Alice  dau.  of  Arthur  C.  Richard¬ 
son  of  Toronto.  Two  children:  Andrew  Thomas  and  Brenda 
Elizabeth.  Advertising  Mgr.  Can.  Medical  Assn.  Trustee, 
Scarborough  Bd.  of  Education  1967-63,  chairman,  1961-62 
and  mem.  Metropolitan  Toronto  School  Bd.  1962-63.  Mem. 
Lay  Bd.,  Scarborough  General  Hospital.  Mem.  Advertising 
and  Sales  Club,  Toronto,  Pharmaceutical  Advertising 
Club,  Montreal  and  Bd.  of  Trade  of  Metropolitan  Tor™f^ 
First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967. 
and  1971.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  Nov.  24,  1966  to  Aug. 
13,  1969.  Min.  of  Health,  Aug.  13,  1969  to  March  1,  1971. 
Min.  of  Social  and  Family  Services,  March  1,  1971  to  Feb. 
2,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Education  Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Toronto,  Ont. 


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WHITE,  HON.  JOHN  HOWARD  (London  South).  B.  Aug. 
16,  1925  at  Chicago,  Ill.  S.  of  Howard  Rivers  White  and 
Margaret  Lyell  Johnston  of  English,  Irish  and  Scottish 
descent.  Ed.  at  University  of  Western  Ontario  (B.A.) 
graduate  Business  Diploma.  M.  June  15,  1957  to  Beatrice 
Elizabeth  Ivey.  Enlisted  as  seaman  in  R.C.N.V.R.,  later 
commissioned  as  2/Lt.  Mem.  Vimy  Branch  Can.  Legion. 
Chief  Government  Whip,  1964-67.  First  elected  to  Ont. 
Legis.,  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1963,  1967  and  1971.  Min. 
of  Revenue  Oct.  10,  1968  to  March  1,  1971.  Min.  of  Colleges 
and  Universities  March  1,  1971  to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Min.  of 
Trade  and  Development  and  Min.  of  Tourism  and  Infor¬ 
mation  Feb.  2,  1972  to  Sept.  28,  1972.  Min.  of  Industry 
and  Tourism  Sept.  28,  1972  to  Jan.  15,  1973.  Apptd.  Prov. 
Treas.  and  Min.  of  Intergovernmental  Affairs  Jan.  15, 
1973.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Parliament 
Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

WINKLER,  HON.  ERIC  ALFRED,  (Grey  South).  B.  Feb. 
13,  1920,  at  Hanover,  Ont.  S.  of  Edwin  Winkler  and  Ida 
Logie,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Hanover,  Ont.  M.  Aug.  6,  1949, 
to  Frances,  dau.  of  Wilfred  Paterson,  of  Hanover,  Ont. 
Four  children:  Jane  Caroline,  Mark  Paterson,  Mary  Eliza¬ 
beth  and  Timothy  Eric.  Retail  Merchant.  Mem.  Kinsmen. 
Mem.  R.C.A.F.,  Air  Crew,  1940-46,  retired  with  rank  of 
Flying  Officer.  Mem.  Municipal  Council,  1947-48;  Mayor  of 
Hanover,  1948-52;  Chairman  of  Local  Hydro  Com.,  1950-52; 
Chairman  Local  Planning  Board,  1952-54;  Past  President 
Hanover  Memorial  Hospital  Board,  1952-1957;  Past  Pres. 
Hanover  Kinsmen  Club;  Past  Pres.  Hanover  Br.  Can. 
Legion;  Industrial  Commissioner,  1953-57.  Mem.  Bd.  of 
Gov.  Waterloo  Lutheran  Univ.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C. 
g.e.  1957.  Re-elected  g.e.  1958,  1962,  1963  and  1965.  Apptd. 
Chief  Opposition  Whip,  April  1963.  Resigned  as  mem.  of 
H.  of  C.  Sept.  29,  1967.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e. 
1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Min.  of  Revenue,  March  1,  1971 
to  Feb.  2,  1972.  Min.  of  Financial  and  Commercial  Affairs 
Feb.  2,  1972  to  Sept.  28,  1972.  Apptd.  Chairman  of  the 
Management  Board  of  Cabinet  Sept.  28,  1972.  Party  pol.: 


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P.C.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Toronto, 
Ont. 

WISEMAN,  DOUGLAS  JACK  (Lanark).  B.  July  21,  1930 
at  Smiths  Falls,  Ont.  S.  of  Walter  Robert  Wiseman  and 
Beatrice  Viola  Garland.  Ed.  at  Smiths  Falls  P.S.  and 
Smiths  Falls  Collegiate  Inst.  M.  June  26,  1951  to  Bernice 
Emma  dau.  of  Holmes  Drummond  of  Toledo,  Ont.  Three 
children:  Clifford  Douglas,  Karen  Grace  and  Robert  Drum¬ 
mond.  A  farmer  and  businessman.  Mem.  Canadian  Club 
and  Couples  Club.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  R.R.  #5, 
Perth,  Ont. 

WORTON,  HARRY,  (Wellington  South).  B.  Feb.  17, 
1921,  at  Guelph,  Ont.  S.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harry  Wilkin¬ 
son  Worton,  both  Eng.  Ed.  at  Guelph  Public  School  and 
Guelph  Collegiate.  M.  April  24,  1943.  to  Olive  Allison, 
dau,  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  H.  Pretty,  of  Arkell,  Ont.  Two 
children:  Jane  Ann  and  William  Ernest.  Baker.  Owner: 
Harry  Worton  Bakery.  Alderman  of  the  City  of  Guelph. 
1945-46-47-50  and  51.  Mayor,  1952-1955.  First  elected  to 
Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1963,  1967  and 
1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  15  Queen  St., 
Guelph,  Ont. 

YAKABUSKI,  PAUL  J.,  (Renfrew  South).  First  elected 
to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e.  1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Address:  P.O.  Box  219,  Barry’s  Bay,  Ont. 

YAREMKO,  HON.  JOHN,  B.A.,  Q.C.,  (Bellwoods). 
B.  August  10,  1918,  at  Welland,  Ont.  S.  of  George 
Yaremko  and  Mary  Bojechko,  both  Ukrainians.  Immigrated 
to  Canada  in  1912.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Toronto,  Osgoode  Hall. 
Degree:  B.A.,  Medallist-Osgoode  Hall.  M.  Feb.  3,  1945,  to 
Mary,  dau.  of  Michael  Materyn,  of  Toronto,  Ont.  Barrister. 
2nd  Lieutenant  C.I.C.,  1945.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis., 
g.e.  1951.  Re-elected  g.e.  1955,  1959,  1963,  1967  and  1971.’ 
Min.  without  Portfolio  Apr.  28,  1958  to  Dec.  22,  1958.  Min.  of 
Transport,  Dec.  22,  1958  to  May  26,  1960.  Provincial  Sec¬ 
retary  and  Min.  of  Citizenship,  May  26,  1960  to  Nov.  24, 


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1966.  Min.  of  Public  Welfare,  Nov.  24,  1966  to  Nov.  23, 

1967.  Min.  of  Social  and  Family  Services,  Nov.  23,  1967 
to  March  1,  1971.  Provincial  Secretary  Mar.  1,  1971  to 
Feb.  2,  1972.  Min.  of  Citizenship,  March  1,  1971  to  Sept. 
28,  1972.  Apptd.  Solicitor  General,  Sept.  28,  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Ukrainian  Orthodox.  Address:  Parliament 
Bldgs.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

YOUNG,  FRED  MATTEWS,  M.A.,  B.D.,  (Yorkview). 
B.  Feb.  14,  1907  at  Long  Reach,  N.B.  S.  of  H.  S.  Young 
and  Marjorie  A.  Matthews  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Fredericton 
N.B.  Teachers  Coll.,  Mount  Allison  Univ.  and  Univ.  of 
Toronto.  M.  June  30,  1934  to  Winnifred  dau.  of  John 
Harper  of  Jacksonville,  N.B.  Two  children:  Marion  G.  and 
Murray  D.  A  clergyman.  Councillor  North  York  Twp. 
1956-62;  pres.  Home  &  School  1952-55;  mem.  board  York 
Finch  General  Hospital  1960  to  present;  and  mem.  York 
Historical  Soc.  and  York  Centre  Horticultural  Soc.  Federal 
cand.  for  Davenport  1953  and  def.  Prov.  cand.  for  York 
Centre  1959  and  def.  First  elected  to  Ont.  Legis.  g.e. 
1963.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  717  Woburn  Ave.,  Toronto  12,  Ont. 


7  3  □ 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


CHIEF  OFFICERS  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 


Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  — 

LEWIS,  RODERICK,  Q.C.,  Clerk  of  the  Legislative 
Assembly  and  Chief  Election  Officer.  B.  July  2nd,  1911, 
at  Toronto,  Ont.  S.  of  the  late  Major  A.  C.  Lewis  and  Ethel 
Blanche  Langrill,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Lord  Dufferin  School 
Jarvis  Collegiate  Inst.,  and  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto,  m! 
Jan.  23rd,  1943  to  Marion  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late 
James  Taylor  of  Toronto.  Barrister  and  Solicitor.  Was 
Assistant  Solicitor,  Succession  Duty  Branch,  Department 
of  Provincial  Treasurer,  1939-41;  Assistant  Crown  At¬ 
torney,  Toronto  and  York,  1941-45,  (incl.  time  on  Active 
Service  as  an  officer  in  the  R.C.N.V.R.  from  April 
1943-1945).  Assistant  Clerk  of  the  Legislative  As- 
sembly,  Dec.  1946  to  Dec.  1954;  Asst.  Chief  Election 
Officei,  Oct.  195i,  to  Dec.  1954.  Succeeded  his  father 
^®9lerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  and  Chief  Election 
Officer,  Jan.  1955.  Mem.  The  Royal  Commonwealth  Society 
Empire  Club  of  Can.,  Cdn.  Naval  Officers’  Assoc.;  Toronto 
Lawyers  Club  and  Masonic  Lodge.  Apptd.  Q.C.,  Jan  1957 
Rel:  Presbyterian.  Address:  49  Craigmore  Crescent, 
Willowdale,  Ont. 


Legislative  Counsel : 

W.  C.  Alcombrack,  Q.C. 

A.  N.  Stone,  Q.C. 

Sergeant-at-Arms  —  Major  G.  R.  Soame. 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 


73  1 


GENERAL  ELECTION,  1971 

Dissolution  —  28th  Legislature,  Sept.  13,  1971. 
Nomination  —  Oct.  7,  1971. 

Voting  —  Oct.  21,  1971. 

Legend:  PC — Progressive  Conservative;  L — Liberal;  NDP — New  Demo¬ 
cratic  Party;  I. — Independent;  S.C. — Social  Credit;  C. — Communist. 


ALGOMA 


Bernt  Gilbertson  (PC)  .  5,222 

Paul  St.  Jacques  (NDP)  .  3,825 

Terry  Grywinski  (L)  .  3,326 

ALGOMA-MANITOULIN 

John  Lane  (PC)  . 5,147 

Roger  Taylor  (NDP)  .  3,849 

Austin  H.  Hunt  (L)  .  3,768 

BRANT 

Robert  F.  Nixon  (L)  .  8,846 

J.  Pryor  Harris  (PC)  .  5,147 

David  E.  Neumann  (NDP)  ...  3,359 

BRANTFORD 

Dick  Beckett  (PC)  .  16,632 

Mac  Makarch.uk  (NDP)  .  12,108 

Ken  Lefebvre  (L)  .  8,188 

CARLETON 

Sidney  Handleman  (PC)  . _  18,538 

Frank  Marchington  (L)  .  10,916 

Garth  Stevenson  (NDP) .  7,656 

CARLETON  EAST 

Bert  Lawrence  (PC)  .  13,190 

Fred  Barrett  (L)  . 9,067 

Jean  Usher  (NDP)  .  6,069 

CHATHAM-KENT 

Darcy  McKeough  (PC)  .  10,827 

Donald  D.  McGeorge  (L)  .  8,619 

Leroy  Wright  (NDP)  . . .  2,859 

COCHRANE  NORTH 

Rene  Brunelle  (PC)  .  11,212 

Rene  Brixhe  (NDP)  . 5,758 

Philip  T.  Kelly  (L)  .  543 


COCHRANE  SOUTH 


Bill  Ferrier  (NDP)  .  11,383 

Will  Spooner  (PC)  .  10,728 

Jean  Louis  La  Pierre  (L)  .  1,270 

Peter  Bruce  (I)  . - .  122 

DUFFER  IN-SIMCOE 

A.  Wallace  Downer  (PC)  .  12,063 

Robert  Walter  Elliot  (L)  .  7,609 

Derek  R.  Morley  (NDP)  .  3,540 

DURHAM 

Alex  Carruthers  (PC)  .  10,628 

Douglas  Moffat  (NDP)  .  7,174 

Robin  Russell  (L)  .  4,239 

ELGIN 

Ron  McNeil  (PC)  .  14,742 

Edward  O.  Fanjoy  (L)  .  10,417 

Barry  Whittaker  (NDP)  .  7,329 

William  Triska  (I)  .  215 

ESSEX-KENT 

Richard  F.  Ruston  (L)  .  7,087 

Joe  Young  (NDP)  .  6,052 

Thomas  L.  Docherty  (PC)  .....  4,446 

ESSEX  SOUTH 

Don  Paterson  (L)  .  12,217 

Ralph  Wensley  (NDP)  .  6,521 

D.  Bruce  Suitor  (PC)  .  4,872 

FORT  WILLIAM 

Jim  Jessiman  (PC)  .  13,428 

David  B.  Hughes  (NDP)  .  9,651 

Dale  Willoughby  (L)  .  4,296 

FRONTENAC- ADDINGTON 

W.  J.  Nuttall  (PC)  . -  7,539 

Ken  Keyes  (L)  .  5,833 

J.  Earl  McEwen  (I)  .  4,363 

Vince  Maloney  (NDP)  .  2,081 


732 


PARLIAMENTARY  D  U  I  D  E 


GLENGARRY 


Osie  F.  ViUeneuve  (PC)  .  7,496 

Jean-Paul  Touchette  (L)  .  4,285 

Ernie  Lalonde  (NDP)  .  1,672 

GRENVILLE-DUNDAS 

Donald  R.  Irvine  (PC)  .  11,635 

Andy  MacKenzie  (L)  .  4,647 

Frank  Stocker  (NDP)  .  1,927 

Rene  Benoit  (I)  .  242 

GREY-BRUCE 

Eddie  Sargent  (L)  13,657 

Bob  Rutherford  (PC)  11,019 

Lome  Creighton  (NDP)  ...  4,905 

GREY  SOUTH 

Eric  A.  Winkler  (PC)  .  10,285 

Curt  Greenleaf  (L)  5,415 

lames  E.  Stevenson  (NDP)  3,029 

HALDIMAND-NORFOLK 
James  N.  Allan  (PC)  16,197 

Alfred  W.  Judd  (L)  7,216 

Thomas  C.  Tobey  (NDP)  4,673 

HALTON  EAST 

Jim  Snow  (PC)  .  21,359 

Bob  Blake  (L)  .  9,737 

Kenneth  A.  Gelok  (NDP)  7,154 

Richard  McGrath  (I)  284 

HALTON  WEST 

George  A.  Kerr  (PC)  25,136 

Bob  McNutt  (L)  .  8,783 

Walter  Mulkewich  (NDP)  ....  8,306 

HAMILTON  CENTRE 

Norm  Davison  (NDP)  8,018 

David  A.  Stevenson  (PC)  6,596 

Ed  Di  Cesare  (L)  .  6,310 

HAMILTON  EAST 

Reg.  Gisbom  (NDP)  .  11,073 

Nancy  Beattie  (PC)  8,227 

William  Awrey  (L)  .  7,947 

HAMILTON  MOUNTAIN 

John  Smith  (PC)  17,979 

Don  Eastman  (NDP)  .  10,725 

Joe  McLaren  (L)  .  7,053 


HAMILTON  WEST 

Jack  McNie  (PC)  _ _ 12,807 

Bill  Freeman  (NDP)  _ _  8,242 

James  D.  McKeon  (L)  . .  8,150 

Donald  Stewart  (C)  _ 233 

HASTINGS 

Clarke  T.  Rollins  (PC)  9,195 

Ian  Edward  Munro  (L)  . .  4,559 

Richard  Limn  (NDP)  . 1,626 

HURON 

Charles  MacNaughton  (PC)  9,793 

Ken  Duncan  (L)  3,638 

Paul  Carroll  (NDP)  . .  3,414 

Edward  Bain  (I) . 94 

HURON  BRUCE 

Murray  Gaunt  (L)  _ 12,374 

Lon  Boyce  (PC)  . . .  3,758 

Donald  A.  D.  Milne  (NDP)  2,172 

KENORA 

Leo  Bernier  (PC)  .  12,226 

Ernie  Brose  (NDP)  .  4,895 

J.  Richard  O'Donnell  (L)  ...  2,150 

KENT 

John  Spence  (L)  .  8,768 

Milt  Greer  (PC)  .  6,776 

Ray  McGaffey  (NDP)  .  2,051 

KINGSTON  AND  THE  ISLANDS 

Syl  Apps  (PC)  .  12,285 

John  W.  Hazlett  (L)  12,098 

Mary  Lloyd-Jones  (NDP)  .  3,587 

KITCHENER 

James  Breithaupt  (L)  .  19,168 

Edith  Macintosh  (PC)  13,535 

George  Mitchell  (NDP)  .  12,237 

Ian  Dennison  (1)  . 379 

LAMBTON 

Lome  C.  Henderson  (PC)  9,983 

Fred  McCormick  (L)  6,286 

Harry  E.  Wellington  (NDP)  2,915 

Donald  M.  Smith  (I)  .  507 

LANARK 

Douglas  J.  Wiseman  (PC)  10,670 

John  Dunn  (L)  . 4,975 

James  Ronson  (NDP)  . 2,450 


PROVINCE  or  ONTARIO 


733 


LEEDS 

Jcrmes  Add  (PC)  .  15,477 

John  Fielding  (NDP)  .  4,723 

Fred  Carpenter  (L)  .  3,447 

LINCOLN 

Bob  Welch  (PC)  .  19,513 

Gray  Willson  (L)  .  6,224 

Art  Peltomaa  (NDP)  .  4,556 

Howard  Prentice  (I)  .  572 

John  Clout  (C)  . 336 

LONDON  NORTH 

Gordon  Walker  (PC)  .  17,266 

Charles  Bigelow  (NDP)  .  11,840 

Charles  F.  Ross  (L)  .  11,198 

Robert  James  Paton  (I)  .  902 

LONDON  SOUTH 

John  White  (PC)  .  24,064 

John  McKim  (L)  .  12,701 

Wm.  L.  Murdock  (NDP)  _  10,845 

MIDDLESEX  NORTH 

William  A.  Stewart  (PC)  .  8,633 

Pat  Chefurka  (NDP)  .  4,478 

Adrian  Ansems  (L)  .  3,337 

MIDDLESEX  SOUTH 

Robert  Eaton  (PC)  .  12,253 

Kenneth  Bolton  (NDP)  .  9,200 

Ron  Crawford  (L)  .  7,140 

MUSKOKA 

Frank  Miller  (PC)  .  7,240 

Ken  Cargill  (NDP)  .  4,121 

Raymond  D.  Patched  (L)  3,116 

NIAGARA  FALLS 

John  T.  Clement  (PC)  .  12,221 

George  Bukator  (L)  10,388 

Shirley  G.  E.  Carr  (NDP)  .  6,319 

NICKEL  BELT 

Floyd  Laughren  (NDP)  .  9,003 

Gaston  Demers  (PC)  . -  7,039 

Roland  Beaudry  (L)  .  2,195 

NIPISSING 

Dick  Smith  (L)  .  12,166 

Merle  E.  Dickerson  (PC)  .  12,138 

Jack  Wynter  (NDP)  .  4,698 


NORTHUMBERLAND 


Russell  D.  Rowe  (PC)  .  12,277 

Glen  Cole  (L)  .  6,717 

Art  W.  Cockerill  (NDP)  .  3,563 

ONTARIO 

Matt  Dymond  (PC)  10,970 

Robert  Timbers  (L)  .  5,664 

Harold  King  (NDP)  .  4,356 

ONTARIO  SOUTH 

Bill  Newman  (PC)  .  16,561 

Bob  Wing  (NDP)  .  10,947 

Mike  Freeman  (L)  .  4,876 

OSHAWA 

Charles  E.  Mcllveen  (PC)  ...  19,207 

Clifford  G.  Pilkey  (NDP)  .  16,481 

Mike  Lisko  (L)  .  5,413 

OTTAWA  CENTRE 

Michael  M.  Cassidy  (NDP)  8,075 

Garry  Guzzo  (PC)  . 7,893 

Rudy  Capogreco  (L)  .  6,804 

OTTAWA  EAST 

Albert  J.  Roy  (L)  .  10,827 

Jules  Morin  (PC)  .  5,700 

Denis  Deneau  (NDP)  .  3,590 

Richard  Morin  (I)  . 499 

OTTAWA  SOUTH 

Claude  F.  Bennett  (PC)  .  22,392 

Don  Francis  (NDP)  .  10,638 

Ian  Kimmerly  (L)  .  10,307 

OTTAWA  WEST 

Donald  Morrow  (PC)  .  18,349 

Ralph  Sutherland  (NDP)  .  11,637 

Howard  Henry  (L)  .  10,308 

OXFORD 

Harry  Parrott  (PC)  .  16,322 

Gordon  Innes  (L)  .  13,298 

George  Knezic  (NDP)  .  5,856 

PARRY  SOUND 

Lome  Maeck  (PC)  .  6,682 

Royce  Macklaim  (I)  .  4,498 

Lome  Conrad  (L)  . 3,763 

Larry  Labine  (NDP)  . - .  2,947 


734 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PEEL  NORTH 

Bill  Davis  (PC)  .  29,851 

Neil  Davis  (NDP)  11,259 

Gary  Ross  Thaler  (L)  .  9,080 

PEEL  SOUTH 

Doug  Kennedy  (PC)  29,569 

Herhert  C.  Breithaupt  (L)  12,287 

Edward  H.  Humphreys 

(NDP)  .  12,266 


RENFREW  SOUTH 

Paul  J.  Yakabuski  (PC)  ..  9,370 

Len  Quilty  (L)  _ 6,017 

Jack  McCullough  (NDP)  2,008 

ST.  CATHARINES 

Robert  M.  Johnston  (PC)  _  16,074 

Marvin  Blauer  (NDP)  .  10,447 

Jim  Bradley  (L)  _ 10,080 


PERTH 


Hugh  Edighoffer  (L)  16  265 

Lloyd  Michel  (PC)  g^so 

V.  I.  McIntosh  (NDP)  4)231 


SANDWICH-RIVERSIDE 


Fred  A.  Burr  (NDP)  .  17,944 

Ray  Marentette  (PC)  9,352 

Len  Cecile  (L)  . 8,424 


PETERBOROUGH 
John  Turner  (PC) 

Walter  Pitman  (NDP)  . 

David  J.  Hobson  (L) 


18,632 

18,042 

6,970 


SARNIA 

James  E.  Bullbrook  (L)  . 

Stan  Campbell  (PC) 

David  Bel!  (NDP)  . 


14,422 

7,538 

5,544 


PORT  ARTHUR 


Jim  Foulds  (NDP)  .  11,461 

Charles  Johnston  (PC)  10  092 

Rita  Ubriaco  (L)  .  3)880 


SAULT  STE.  MARIE 


John  R.  Rhodes  (PC)  .  14,983 

Anne  Valentine  (NDP)  13,948 

Jim  Hilsinger  (L)  . 5,915 


PRESCOTT  AND  RUSSELL 


J.  Albert  Belanger  (PC) 
Philibert  Proulx  (L) 
Yvon  Montpetit  (NDP) 


10,950 

5,451 

4,723 


SIMCOE  CENTRE 


David  Arthur  Evans  (PC)  17,067 

Lloyd  T.  Bristow  (L)  . . .  7,875 

Bruce  Bonnell  (NDP)  .  5,543 


PRINCE  EDWARD-LENNOX 


James  Taylor  (PC)  .  9,995 

Barry  Young  (L)  .  6,591 

Bryan  Beazer  (NDP)  .  2,350 

QUINTE 

Richard  T.  Potter  (PC)  15,066 

Gerald  A.  Weaver  (L)  7)611 

Alan  J.  Deacon  (NDP)  .  3)588 

RAINY  RIVER 

Pat  Reid  (L)  .  6,115 

Harvey  H.  Moats  (NDP)  .  3,909 

Everett  E.  Doman  (PC)  .  2,207 

RENFREW  NORTH 

Maurice  Hamilton  (PC)  ,  11,980 

Izett  McBride  (L)  .  8,463 

Frank  Berry  (NDP)  2,516 

Ronald  II.  Cawthom  (I)  185 


SIMCOE  EAST 

Gord  Smith  (PC)  .  12,109 

Roger  Pretty  (NDP)  .  6,641 

Bill  McGill  (L)  _ 6,264 

STORMONT 

Fern  Guindon  (PC)  ..........  .  13,378 

George  R.  Samis  (NDP)  .  6,279 

Maurice  Lafontaine  (L)  .  3,372 

SUDBURY 

Bud  Germa  (NDP)  .  11,905 

Michael  Meehan  (L)  .  9J35 

Jack  Raftis  (PC)  . 8,053 

SUDBURY  EAST 

Elie  W.  Martel  (NDP)  .  15,522 

Ted  A.  Beauparlant  (L)  .  7,065 

Oscar  Moreau  (PC)  .  6,363 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 


THUNDER  DAI 

Jack  Stokes  (NDP)  .  6,996 

W.  Stewart  Brydges  (PC)  .....  3,114 

Harry  Assad  (L)  .  2,602 

TIMISKAMING 

Edward  Havrot  (PC)  .  9,695 

Donald  Jackson  (NDP)  ....  7,541 

George  Morissette  (L)  .  3,297 

VICTORIA-HALIBURTON 

R.  Glen  Hodgson  (PC)  10,368 

John  Eakins  (L)  8,249 

Arthur  Field  (NDP)  .  2,595 

WATERLOO  NORTH 

Edward  R.  Good  (L)  .  15,035 

Brian  Turnbull  (PC)  .  12,597 

Jo  Surich  (NDP)  .  10,162 

John  Dietrich  Koop  (I)  .  359 

WATERLOO  SOUTH 

Allan  Reuter  (PC)  .  15,165 

Marc  Sommerville  (NDP)  .  10,622 

Ed  Meadows  (L)  .  4,302 

WELLAND 

Ellis  P.  Morningstar  (PC)  ...  15,044 

Mel  Swart  (NDP)  .  9,887 

Eugene  Stranges  (L)  .  5,046 

WELLAND  SOUTH 

Ray  L.  Haggerty  (L)  .  8,845 

I.  C.  Hansler  (PC)  .  8,407 

Maurice  Keck  (NDP)  .  7,082 

WELLINGTON-DUFFER1N 

John  Root  (PC)  .  8,250 

Cameron  Lush  (L)  4,867 

Alan  Rimmer  (NDP)  2,559 

John  R.  Robinson  (I)  467 

WELLINGTON  SOUTH 

Harry  Worton  (L)  .  16,606 

Colin  Darroch  (PC)  .  9,750 

Carl  Hamilton  (NDP)  . 9,161 

Alan  Ricketts  (I)  .  630 

WENTWORTH 

Ian  Deans  (NDP)  .  14,128 

Leslie  Thomas  (PC)  .  10,191 

Craig  Switzer  (L)  .  7,920 


735 

WENTWORTH  NORTH 


Don  Ewen  (PC)  .  12,489 

Thomas  A.  Beckett  (L)  .  8,210 

Gordon  Vichert  (NDP)  .  6,842 

WINDSOR-WALKERVILLE 

Bernard  Newman  (L)  .  12,986 

Neil  Libby  (NDP)  .  12,010 

Barbara  Kersey  (PC)  .  3,974 

WINDSOR  WEST 

Ted  Bounsall  (NDP)  .  13,119 

Herb  Bryant  (PC)  .  9,675 

Doug  Kovack  (L)  .  7,731 

YORK  CENTRE 

Don  Deacon  (L)  .  14,885 

Tony  Roman  (PC)  .  14,673 

Roy  Clifton  (NDP)  .  5,645 

YORK  NORTH 

William  Hodgson  (PC)  .  15,557 

Bob  Lewis  (NDP)  .  8,043 

George  Timpson  (L)  .  6,094 

ARMOURDALE 

Gordon  Carton  (PC)  .  16,055 

D.  R.  Copley  (L)  .  8,544 

Harold  Koehler  (NDP)  .  7,519 

BEACHES- WOODBINE 

Thomas  A.  Wardle  (PC)  .  13,768 

Bruce  Kidd  (NDP)  .  11,138 

Jerry  Ewins  (L)  .  2,819 

Alan  John  Overfield  (SC)  .  145 

Harold  Rowbottom  (I)  .  88 

BELLWOODS 

John  Yaremko  (PC)  .  7,443 

Helen  Roedde  (NDP)  .  3,604 

Frank  Kennedy  (L)  .  3,347 

DON  MILLS 

Dennis  Timbrell  (PC)  .  16,102 

Jim  Norton  (NDP)  .  10,116 

Michael  Kusner  (L)  .  5,481 

DOVERCOURT 

George  Nixon  (PC)  .  6,183 

Steve  Penner  (NDP)  .  6,144 

Dan  De  Monte  (L)  .  5,116 

William  Stewart  (C)  .  429 


7  3  j 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


DOWNSVIEW 

Vern  Singer  (L)  17,140 

Murray  H.  Chusid  (NDP)  10,921 

Lorraine  Deane  (PC)  .  4,740 

EGLINTON 

Leonard  Reilly  (PC)  20,242 

Hugh  Morris  (L)  10,237 

Robert  A.  Imlay  (NDP)  4,819 

Robert  McDonald  Wales  (1)  180 

ETOBICOKE 

Leonard  Braithwaite  (L)  16,676 

Dennis  Flynn  (PC)  15,733 

Clayton  Peterson  (NDP)  9,072 

Harold  N.  Lehman  (I)  .  432 

HIGH  PARK 

Morton  Shulman  (NDP)  16,509 

Yuri  Shymko  (PC)  .  9,227 

Laima  Svegzda  (L)  4,284 

Geza  Matrai  (SC) .  229 

HUMBER 

Nick  Leluk  (PC)  11,235 

Kealey  Cummings  (NDP)  8,180 

George  Ben  (L)  .  7,673 

LAKESHORE 

Patrick  Lawlor  (NDP)  10,867 

Morley  Kells  (PC)  .  10,132 

David  Sandford  (L)  .  4,653 

PARKDALE 

Jan  Dukszta  (NDP)  .  5,994 

James  B.  Trotter  (L)  5,558 

Cas  Bielski  (PC)  .  4,930 

RIVERDALE 

James  Renwick  (NDP)  .  11,132 

J.  J.  Richards  (PC)  .  8,614 

Gordon  W.  Potts  (L)  2,503 

Victoria  Andrews  (SC)  .  346 

ST.  ANDREW 

Allan  Grossman  (PC)  9,588 

Dan  Heap  (NDP)  8,451 


Liz  Catty  (L)  . 1,860 

Istvan  Kovacs  (I)  . 275 

Elizabeth  Hill  (C)  _  231 

John  Bilan  (SC)  . .  164 

ST.  DAVID 

Margaret  Scrivener  (PC)  13,320 

Giles  Endicott  (NDP)  .  8,029 

Gerald  Tooke  (L)  4,934 

R.  H.  James  (SC)  _ 320 

ST.  GEORGE 

Allan  Lawrence  (PC)  .  16,916 

Peter  Maloney  (L)  7,424 

David  Middleton  (NDP)  5,801 

James  Stuart  Bremner  (I)  374 

SCARBOROUGH  CENTRE 

Frank  Drea  (PC)  .  15,781 

Margaret  Renwick  (NDP)  10,908 
Brian  J.  Wallace  (L)  4,962 

Sydney  Brown  (I)  .  984 

SCARBOROUGH  EAST 

Margaret  Birch  (PC)  13,206 

Tim  Reid  (L)  12,536 

Sean  Regan  (NDP)  .  6,514 

SCARBOROUGH  NORTH 

Tom  Wells  (PC)  . 24,982 

John  F.  Brewin  (NDP)  .  12,959 

Bob  Reid  (L)  .  6,235 

Arthur  Wright  (I)  .  308 

SCARBOROUGH  WEST 

Stephen  Lewis  (NDP)  .  13,092 

Dick  Kirkup  (PC)  .  12,922 

Frank  Faubert  (L)  .  7,594 

YORK  EAST 

Arthur  Meen  (PC)  .  17,830 

True  Davidson  (L)  .  9,940 

Bernard  Eastman  (NDP)  7,402 

YORK-FOREST  HILL 

Philip  G.  Givens  (L)  .  13,870 

Barry  Lowes  (PC)  .  12,570 

Fiona  Nelson  (NDP)  6,963 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO 


YORK  MILLS 


Dalton  Bales  (PC)  .  41,629 

Donald  Brill  (L)  18,622 

Mike  Morrone  (NDP)  .  10,159 

YORK  SOUTH 

Donald  C.  MacDonald 

(NDP)  .  12,915 

Douglas  Saunders  (PC)  . .  10,038 

Ed  Direnfeld  (L)  .  3,949 


737 

YORK  WEST 


lohn  P.  MacBeth  (PC)  .  26,034 

David  Rattray  (L)  .  12,452 

Ted  Culp  (NDP)  .  5,335 

YORKVIEW 

Fred  Young  (NDP)  .  20,660 

Jim  Fleming  (L)  .  14,030 

Mike  O'Rourke  (PC)  .  12,550 

John  Sweet  (C)  .  391 


BY-ELECTIONS 

(Held  since  general  election  1971) 

TORONTO  ST.  GEORGE 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  Hon.  Allan  F. 
Lawrence.  Voting  March  15,  1973. 

HURON 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  Hon.  Charles 
S.  MacNaughton,  Jan.  15,  1973.  Voting  March  15,  1973. 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

The  standing  after  the  various  general  elections  in  the 
Province  has  been  as  follows: — 

1867 — Unionist  supporters  of  Sandfield  MacDonald  56;  Reformers,  23  ; 
Independents,  5. 

1871 — Reformers.  41  ;  Unionists,  32  ;  Independents,  7. 

1875 — Liberals,  51  ;  Conservatives,  33;  Independents,  4. 

1879 — Liberals,  58  ;  Conservatives,  29  ;  Independents,  1. 

1883 — Liberals,  48;  Conservatives,  36;  Independents,  2. 

1886 — Liberals,  64  ;  Conservatives,  26. 

1890 — Liberals,  54  ;  Conservatives.  36. 

1894 — Liberals.  49  ;  Conservatives,  27;  Patrons  of  Industry,  14 
P.P.A..  2. 

1898 — Liberals,  49;  Conservatives,  43;  Patrons,  1. 

1902 — Liberals.  51  :  Conservatives,  46. 

1905 — Conservatives.  69  ;  Liberals,  29. 

1908 — Conservatives,  86;  Liberals,  19:  Labour  1. 

1911— Conservatives,  83;  Liberals,  21  ;  Labour,  1. 

1914 — Conservatives.  84  ;  Liberals,  25  :  Lnd.-Liberals,  1  ;  Labour,  1 
1919— United  Farmers  of  Ontario,  44;  Liberals.  29;  Conservatives.  25  : 
Labour,  11;  Soldier,  1;  Independents,  2. 


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1923— Conservatives,  77  ;  Liberals,  14  ;  U.F.O.,  17  ;  Labour,  3  ; 

Total,  111. 

1926 — Conservatives,  74  ;  Liberals,  17  ;  Ind-Liberals,  4  ;  Progressives, 
13;  U.F  O.,  3  ;  Labour,  1  ;  Total  112. 

1929  Conservatives,  91  ;  Liberals,  14  ;  Progressives,  5;  U.F.O.,  1  ; 
Labour,  1;  Total,  112. 

1^34  Liberals,  66,  Conservatives,  17;  Lib. -Progressives,  4;  C.C.F.,  1  ; 

Independent,  1;  U.F.O.,  1;  Total  90. 

1937  Liberals,  63  ;  Conservatives,  23  ;  Lib. -Progressives,  2  ;  Ind  - 
Liberal,  1  ;  U.F.O.,  1  ;  Total,  90. 

1943— Progressive  Conservatives,  38;  C.C.F.,  34;  Liberals,  15;  Lab. 

Prog.  2  ;  Ind.L.,  1  ;  Total,  90. 

1945— Progressive  Conservatives,  66;  Liberals,  11;  C.C.F.,  8;  Lib. 
Lab.  3  ;  Lab. -Prog.  2  ;  Total,  90. 

1948 — Progressive  Conservatives,  53;  C.C.F.,  21;  Liberals,  13;  Lab 

Prog.,  2  ;  Lib.  Lab..  1  ;  Total.  90. 

1951 — Progressive  Conservatives,  79;  Liberals,  7;  C.C.F.,  2;  Lib.  Labor, 
1;  Lab.  Prog.,  1;  Total,  90. 

1955— Progressive  Conservatives,  84;  Liberals,  11;  C.C.F.,  3;  Total;  98. 
1959— Progressive  Conservatives,  71;  Liberals,  22;  C.C.F.,  5;  Total: 
98. 

1963 — Progressive  Conservatives,  77;  Liberals,  24;  N.D.P.,  7;  Total:  108. 
1967— Progressive  Conservatives,  69;  Liberals,  27;  Lib-Lab.,  1;  New 

Democratic  Party,  20;  Total:  117. 

1971  Progressive  Conservatives,  78;  Liberals,  19;  Lib-Lab.,  1;  New 

Democratic  Party,  19;  Total:  117. 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

The  standing  of  parties  at  the  dissolution  of  the 
Twenty-Eighth  Legislature,  Sept.  13,  1971. 


Progressive  Conservatives  .  68 

Liberals  .  27 

N.D.P .  . IIL..1 .  21 

Independent  . 1 


TOTAL  .  117 

The  standing  of  parties,  January,  1973.  was  as  follows: 


Progressive  Conservatives  .  70 

Liberals  (Including  1  Lib.  Lab.)  .  20 


Vacancies 


TOTAL 


117 


PROVINCE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


739 


PROVINCE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Population:  (Census  of  1911),  94,000;  (Census  of 
1921),  89,000;  (Census  of  1931),  88,000;  (Census  of 
1941),  85,000;  (Census  of  1951),  97,787;  (Census  of  1956), 
99,285;  (Census  of  1961),  104,629;  (Census  of  1966),  109,000; 
(Census  1971),  111,641;  (Estimated  July,  1972),  113,000. 
Area:  Land,  2,184  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

1973  Centennial  Anniversary  of  entry  into  Confedera¬ 
tion. 


LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR 

MACKAY,  THE  HON.  JOHN  GEORGE.  B.  Nov.  6,  1893 
at  Albany,  P.E.I.  S.  of  David  MacKay  and  Almira  Harvey, 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Albany  Public  School;  Special  Courses  in 
Teacher  Training  and  Public  Speaking.  M.  Jan.  31,  1918 
to  Muriel  Beatrice  dau.  of  Major  M.  Freeman  Boulter  of 
Albany,  P.E.I.  Five  children:  Bruce  Sutherland  (dec.), 
Audrey  Beryl,  Lois  Reta,  John  Howatt  and  Muriel  Phyllis 
(dec.).  Pres.  Tryon  Dairying  Company  and  Tryon  Farmers’ 
Institute.  Dir.  Swine  Breeders  Association.  Sect’y.  and 
Mgr.  Borden  Line  Shipping  Club.  Enlisted  in  the  Halifax 
10th  Siege  Battery  (WW  I).  Sergeant  in  the  P.E.I.  Light 
Horse.  Mem.  A.O.T.S.  Men’s  Church  Club,  Canadian  Com¬ 
monwealth  Parliamentary  Association,  Delegate  to  Con¬ 
ference  at  Jamaica  in  1964.  Elected  by  acclamation  to 
Prince  Edward  Island  Legis.  Assem.,  1949.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1951,  1955,  1959  and  1962.  Min.  without  Portfolio  1952  and 
Min.  of  Public  Works  and  Highways  1955-59.  Sworn  in 
as  Lieutenant-Governor  of  P.E.I.  Oct.  6,  1969.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  Government  House,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

Honorary  Aides-de-Camp:  Major  G.  W.  Wellner,  Major 
A.  I.  Wolfenden,  Lt.  Col.  Stewart  Veale,  Major  Gordon 
Kerr  and  Major  Keith  Mollison. 

Private  Secretary:  Mr.  J.  W.  Macnutt. 


74D 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PREVIOUS  LIEUTENANT  GOVERNORS 


W.  C.  F.  Robinson  . . 

Sir  Robert  Hodson,  Kt. 

Thomas  T.  Haviland  . 

Andrew  A  Macdonald 
Jedediah  S.  Carvell 

Geo.  Wm.  Howlan  . — 

P.  A.  McIntyre.  M.D . . 

D.  A.  Mackinnon,  K.C.,  LL.B. 

Benjamin  Rogers  . 

Augustine  Colin  Macdonald 
Hon.  Murdock  Mackinnon 
Hon.  Frank  Richard  Heartz 

Hon.  Charles  Dalton  . 

Hon.  G.  des  Brisay  DeBlois 
Hon.  Bradford  Lepage 
Hon.  Joseph  Alphonsus  Bernard 
Hon.  T.  William  L.  Prowse 

Hon.  F.  W.  Hyndman  . . 

Hon.  William  J.  MacDonald  . 


_ June 

_ Nov. 

- July 

_ Aug. 

_ &ept. 

_ Feb. 

_ _ May 

_ Oct. 

_ June 

_ June 

_ _ — Sept. 

. . Sept. 

_ Nov. 

_ _ Dec. 

. Oct. 

. May 

.  Oct. 

- - Mar. 

_ Aug. 


10,  1873 

22.  1878 
14,  1879 

1.  1884 

2.  1889 
21,  1894 

23,  1899 

3.  1904 

1,  1910 

2.  1915 
8,  1919 
8.  1924 

29,  1930 
28.  1933 

1.  1939 

30,  1945 

4.  1950 

31,  1958 
1,  1963 


PROVINCE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  I  5  LA  N  D 


7 


THE  CAMPBELL  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

HON.  ALEXANDER  B.  CAMPBELL,  B.A.,  LL.B.. 

Premier, 

Minister  of  Agriculture  and  Forestry. 

HON.  GORDON  L.  BENNETT,  M.Sc., 

President  of  the  Executive  Council, 

Provincial  Secretary, 

Minister  of  Justice  and  Attorney  and  Advocate  General. 

HON.  GEORGE  J.  FERGUSON, 

Minister  of  Public  Works  and  Highways. 

HON.  T.  EARLE  HICKEY,  F.C.A., 

Minister  of  Finance. 

HON.  ROBERT  E.  CAMPBELL, 

Minister  of  Fisheries. 

HON.  BRUCE  L.  STEWART, 

Minister  of  Health, 

Minister  of  Social  Services  and 
Minister  of  Labour. 

HON.  JOHN  H.  MALONEY,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.R.C.O.G., 

Minister  of  Industry  and  Commerce  and 
Minister  of  Development. 

HON.  ROBERT  SCHURMAN, 

Minister  of  the  Environment  and  Tourism  and 
Minister  of  Community  Services. 

HON.  JEAN  CANFIELD, 

Minister  without  Portfolio  and 

Minister  responsible  for  P.E.I.  Housing  Authority. 

HON.  BENNETT  CAMPBELL. 

Minister  of  Education. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 

Secretary  :  Douglas  B.  Boylan. 

Deputy  Secretary:  Howard  Jamieson. 

Clerk:  Douglas  B.  Boylan. 

Deputy  Clerk:  Howard  Jamieson. 

Research  Officer:  Marlene  Clark. 

Premier’s  Staff: 

Executive  Assistant:  Gordon  Sage. 

Principal  Secretary:  Andrew  B.  Wells. 


742 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  ADMINISTRATIONS 

1.— Hon.  J.  C.  Pope,  (C.)  April  1873  to  Sept.  1873. 

2— Hon.  L.  C.  Owen,  (C.)  Sept  1873  to  Aug.  1876. 

3. — Hon.  L.  H.  Davies,  Q.C.,  (L.)  Aug.  1876  to  April  25,  1879. 

4. — Hon.  W.  W.  Sullivan,  Q.C.,  (C.)  April  25,  1879,  to  Nov.  1889 

5. — Hon.  N.  McLeod,  Q.C.,  (C.)  Nov.  1889,  to  April  1891. 

6  — Hon.  F.  Peters,  Q.C.,  (L.)  April  27,  1891,  to  Oct  1897. 

7. — Hon.  A.  B.  Warburton,  Q.C.,  (L.)  Oct.  1897,  to  Aug.  1,  1898. 

8.  — Hon.  D.  Farquharson,  (L.)  Aug.  1898  to  Dec.  27,  1901. 

9. — Hon.  A.  Peters,  K.C.,  (L.)  Dec.  29,  1901,  to  Jan.  29,  1908. 

10. — Hon.  F.  L.  Haszard,  KC„  (L.)  Feb.  1,  1908,  to  May  16,  1911. 

11. — Hon.  H.  James  Palmer,  K.C.,  (L.)  May  16,  1911,  to  Dec.  2,  1911 

12. — Hon.  John  A.  Mathieson,  K.C.,  (C.)  Dec.  2.  1911,  to  June  21,  1917 

13—  Hon.  Aubin  E.  Arsenault,  K.C..  (C.)  June  21,  1917,  to  Sept.  9,  1919 

14-  Hon-  J-  Bell,  K.C.,  (L.)  Sept.  9,  1919,  to  Sept.  5,  1923. 

15. — Hon.  James  D.  Stewart,  K.C.,  (C.)  Sept.  5,  1923,  to  Aug.  12,  1927. 

16. — Hon.  Albert  C.  Saunders,  K.C.,  (L.)  Aug.  12,  1927,  to  May  20,  1930 

17. — Hon.  Walter  M.  Lea,  (L.)  May  20,  1930,  to  Aug.  29,  1931. 

18. — Hon.  James  D.  Stewart,  K.C.,  (C.)  Aug.  29,  1931,  to  Oct.  10,  1933 

(Deceased). 

19. — Hon.  William  J.  P.  MacMillan,  M.D.,  C.M..  F.A.C.S.,  (C.)  Oct  14 

1933,  to  Aug.  15,  1935. 

20. — Hon.  Walter  M.  Lea.  (L. )  Aug.  15,  1935  to  Jan.  10,  1936  (Decea«*dV 

21.  — Hon.  Thane  A.  Campbell,  K.C.,  M.A.,  (L.l  Jan.  14  1936  to 

May  11,  1943 

22.  — Hon.  J.  Walter  Jones,  (L.)  May  11,  1943  to  May  25,  1953. 

23. — Hon.  Alexander  W.  Matheson,  (L.),  May  25,  1953  to  Sept.  16,  1959. 
24— Hon.  Walter  R.  Shaw  (P.C.),  Sept.  16,  1959  to  July  28,  1966. 
25.— Hon.  Alexander  B.  Campbell.  (L),  July  28,  1966  to  the  present. 


PROVINCE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


743 


P.E.I.  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

Consists  of  32  members:  16  elected  as  Councillors  and 
16  as  Assemblymen.  Each  Electoral  District  in  the  Prov¬ 
ince  has  two  Representatives,  namely,  a  Councillor  and 
an  Assemblyman. 

Last  general  election,  May  11,  1970. 

Sessional  indemnity  and  expense  allowances:  Premier, 
$20,000;  Ministers,  $14,000;  Speaker,  $7,500;  Deputy 
Speaker  $6,900;  Members,  $6,000  and  Opposition  Leader, 
$9,000.  (Includes  salary  paid  all  ministers  for  the  mem¬ 
bership  on  either  Planning  or  Treasury  Board.) 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1873 


No.  of  Legis. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st . 

Mar. 

5, 

1874 

Apr. 

28, 

1874 

1 

2nd . 

Mar. 

18, 

1875 

Apr. 

27, 

1875 

Huly 

1, 

1876 

3rd . 

Mar. 

16, 

1876 

Apr. 

29, 

1876 

J 

1st . 

Mar. 

15, 

1877 

Apr. 

18, 

1877 

) 

2nd . 

Mar. 

14, 

1878 

Apr. 

18, 

1878 

IMar. 

12, 

1879 

3rd _ 

Feb. 

27, 

1879 

Mar. 

11, 

1879 

1 

3rd  Legis . 

1st . 

Apr. 

24, 

1879 

June 

7, 

1879 

1 

2nd _ 

Mar. 

4, 

1880 

Apr. 

26, 

1880 

|Apr. 

15, 

1882 

1  3rd _ 

Mar. 

1, 

1881 

Apr. 

5, 

1881 

4th _ 

Mar. 

8, 

1882 

Apr. 

8, 

1882 

) 

4th  Legis.  . 

1st . 

Mar. 

20, 

1883 

Apr. 

27, 

1883 

1 

2nd _ 

Mar. 

6, 

1884 

Apr. 

17, 

1884 

JJune 

5, 

1886 

3rd . 

Mar. 

11, 

1885 

Apr. 

11, 

1885 

4th . 

Apr. 

8, 

1886 

Apr. 

14, 

1886 

J 

5th  Legis.  . 

1st . 

Mar. 

29, 

1887 

May 

7, 

1887 

1 

2nd 

Mar. 

22. 

1888 

Apr. 

28, 

1888 

flan. 

7, 

1890 

3rd 

Mar. 

14, 

1889 

Apr. 

17, 

1889 

J 

6th  Legis. 

1st 

Mar. 

27. 

1890 

May 

7, 

1890 

1 

2nd 

Apr. 

23, 

1891 

Tuly 

15, 

1891 

jNov. 

18, 

1893 

3rd 

Mar. 

23, 

1892 

May 

5, 

1892 

i 

4th 

Mar. 

8, 

1893 

Apr. 

20, 

1893 

i 

7th  Legis . 

1st . 

Mar. 

28, 

1894 

May 

9. 

1894 

2nd 

Mar. 

24, 

1896 

Apr. 

19, 

1895 

Hune 

2, 

1897 

3rd 

Mar. 

30. 

1897 

Apr. 

30, 

1896 

1 

4th 

Mar. 

21, 

1895 

May 

1, 

1897 

1 

7  4  4- 


PAR  LIAM  ENTARY  GUIDE 


1 

No.  oi  Legis.  |Session 

1 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Diss 

8th  Legis . 

1st  - 

2nd . 

Apr.  5,  1898 
Apr.  17,  1899 

May  14,  1898 
May  19.  1899 

1 

JNov. 

1 

3rd . 

May  28,  1900 

June  9,  1900 

9th  Legis . 

1st . 

Mar.  19,  1901 
Mar.  11,  1902 

Mar.  10.  1901 
Apr.  18.  1902 

) 

2nd . 

}Nov. 

1 

3rd . 

Mar.  18,  1903 

Apr.  18,  1903 

4th . 

Mar.  24,  1904 

Apr.  30,  1904 

J 

10th  Legis . 

1st . 

2nd 

Feb.  8,  1905 
Mar.  13,  1906 

May  5,  1905 
Apr.  21,  1906 

) 

fOct. 

) 

3rd  .. 

Feb.  19,  1907 

Apr.  13,  1907 

4th  . .. 

Feb.  25,  1908 

Apr.  15.  1908 

1 

11th  Legis . 

1st . 

Feb.  2,  1909 

Mar.  27,  1909 

1 

2nd . 

Feb.  15,  1910 

Apr.  8,  1910 

[■Dec. 

1 

3rd . 

Mar.  7,  1911 

Apr.  26,  1911 

12th  Legis.  _ 

1st . 

2nd . 

Mar.  7,  1912 
Mar.  12,  1913 

Apr.  26,  1912 
Apr.  24,  1913 

1 

[Aug. 

1 

3rd . 

Mar.  11,  1914 

Apr.  22,  1914 

4th . 

Mar.  17,  1915 

Apr.  24,  1915 

J 

13th  Legis . 

1st . 

2nd  .... 

3rd . 

4th . 

5th . 

1st . 

2nd . 

3rd  .. 
4th 

Mar.  29,  1916 
Aug.  4,  1916 

May  4,  1916 
Aug.  5,  1916 

) 

1 

Mar.  15,  1917 

Apr.  26,  1917 

,^June 

14th  Legis.  . 

Mar.  26,  1918 
Apr.  2,  1919 

Apr.  6,  1920 
Mar.  10,  1921 

Apr.  26,  1918 
May  4,  1919 

May  1,  1920 
Apr.  27,  1921 

i 

i 

IJune 

I 

Mar.  14,  1922 

May  3  1922 

Mar.  20,  1923 

May  2,  1923 

J 

15th  Legis . 

1st . 

2nd . 

Mar.  12,  1924 
Mar.  17,  1925 

Apr.  11,  1924 
Apr.  9,  1925 

1 

[June 

3rd . 

4th  . 

Mar.  9,  1926 
Mar.  15,  1927 

Mar.  31,  1926 
Apr.  12,  1927 

16th  Legis. 

1st . 

2nd 

Mar.  20.  1928 
Mar.  19,  1929 

Apr.  27.  1928 
Apr.  19,  1929 

1 

1 

IJuly 

17th  Legis . . 

3rd 

4th . 

1st  . 

2nd  . 

Mar.  11,  1930 
Mar.  24,  1931 

Mar.  1932 

Mar.  1  1933 

Apr.  10.  1930 
May  7,  1931 

Apr.  2.  1932 
Apr.  6,  1933 

1 

IJune 

3rd . 

Mar.  6,  1934 

Apr.  5,  1934 

1 

4th 

Mar.  5,  1935 

Apr.  4,  1935 

J 

5,  1911 


PROVINCE  DF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


745 


No.  of  Legis. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

18th  Legis . . 

1st . 

Sept. 

Mar. 

25,  1935 

Sept. 

Apr. 

25,  1935 

1 

1 

2nd . 

30,  1936 

18,  1936 

3rd . 

Mar. 

22,  1937 

Apr. 

16,  1937 

JApr. 

21,  1939 

4th . 

Mar. 

28,  1938 

Apr. 

22,  1938 

1 

J 

5th . 

Mar. 

20,  1939 

Apr. 

20,  1939 

1st . 

Mar. 

20,  1940 

May 

Apr. 

2,  1940 

1 

2nd . 

Mar. 

24,  1941 

10,  1941 

1 

1-Aug. 

20,  1943 

3rd . 

Mar. 

16,  1942 

Apr. 

2,  1942 

4th . 

Mar. 

5,  1943 

Apr. 

2,  1943 

] 

1st . 

Feb. 

15,  1944 

Mar. 

17,  1944 

i 

2nd . 

Mar. 

13,  1945 

Apr. 

19,  1945 

JOct. 

27,  1947 

3rd . 

Feb. 

26,  1946 

Mar. 

30,  1946 

4th . 

Mar. 

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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

Speaker:  Hon.  Cecil  A.  Miller. 


Name 

PoL 

Affil. 

Electoral  District 

Bennett,  Hon.  Gordon  L . 

(L) 

5th  Queens 

Bonnell,  Dr.  John  . 

(10 

4th  Kings 

Campbell,  Hon.  Alexander  B. 

(L) 

5th  Prince 

Campbell,  Hon.  Bennett  . 

(L) 

3rd  Kings 

Campbell,  Hon.  Robert  E . 

(L) 

1st  Prince 

Canfield,  Hon.  Mrs.  Jean  . . 

(L) 

1st  Queens 

Carr,  Bennett  . 

(PC) 

2nd  Queens 

Clark,  Edward  . 

(L) 

3rd  Prince 

Clements,  Gilbert . . . . . 

(L) 

4th  Kings 

Compton,  Daniel  J . . . 

(PC) 

4th  Queens 

Dewar,  L.  George,  M.D . . . . 

(PC) 

2nd  Prince 

Dingwell,  J.  Walter  . 

(PC) 

2nd  Kings 

Ferguson,  Hon.  George  J.  . 

(10 

5th  Kings 

Gallant,  William  _ _ 

00 

3rd  Prince 

Hickey,  Hon.  T.  Earle,  F.C.A . 

(10 

5th  Prince 

Ings,  A.  E . . . 

(L) 

3rd  Kings 

Jardine,  Frank  . 

(L) 

4th  Prince 

Johnstone,  Ralph  . . . . . . 

(L) 

1st  Queens 

MacArthur,  Joshua  . 

(L) 

2nd  Prince 

MacDonald,  Allison . 

(L) 

6th  Queens 

MacDonald,  Arthur  J . 

(L) 

5th  Kings 

MacNally,  Levi . . . _ 

(L) 

3rd  Queens 

MacPhail,  Robert  Lloyd  G . 

(PC) 

2nd  Queens 

Maloney,  Hon.  John  . . . 

(L) 

6th  Queens 

McNeil,  Peter  . . . . 

(L) 

5th  Queens 

McQuaid,  Melvin  . 

(PC) 

1st  Kings 

Miller,  Hon.  Cecil  A . 

(L) 

3rd  Queens 

Perry,  Russell  . 

(L) 

1st  Prince 

Ross,  J.  Stewart  . . . 

(L) 

4th  Queens 

Rossiter,  Leo  F.  . . . 

(PC) 

2nd  Kings 

Schurman,  Hon.  Robert  . 

(L) 

4th  Prince 

Stewart,  Hem.  Bruce  L.  . 

(L) 

1st  Kings 

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LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 


PRINCE  COUNTY 


District 

Councillors 

Assemblymen 

First  . - 

Russell  Perry 

L.  George  Dewar,  M.D. 

Second  . . 

Joshua  MacArthur 

Third  . . 

Edward  Clark 

William  Gallant 

Fourth  . . 

Frank  Jardine 

Hon.  Robert  Schurman 

Fifth . 

Hon.  Alex.  B.  Campbell 

Hon.  T.  Earle  Hickey 

QUEENS  COUNTY 


District 

Councillors 

Assemblymen 

First . . . - 

Ralph  Johnstone 

Hon.  Mrs.  Jean  Canfield 

Second  . 

Lloyd  G.  MacPhail 

Bennett  Carr 

Third  . . 

Levi  MacNally 

Hon.  Cecil  A.  Miller 

Daniel  Compton 

J.  Stewart  Ross 

Fifth . 

Peter  A.  McNeil 

Hon.  Gordon  L.  Bennett 

Sixth  . 

Hon.  John  Maloney,  M.D. 

Allison  MadDonald 

KINGS  COUNTY 

District 

Councillors 

Assemblymen 

Melvin  McQuaid 

Hon.  Bruce  L.  Stewart 

Second  . - 

Leo  F.  Rossiter 

J.  Walter  Dingwell 

rhird  . - 

A.  E.  Ings 

Hon.  Bennett  Campbell 

Gilbert  Clements 

Dr.  John  Bonnell 

Fifth . 

Hon.  George  J.  Ferguson 

Arthur  MacDonald 

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BIOGRAPHIES  OF  MEMBERS 

BENNETT,  HON.  GORDON  L.,  B.Sc.,  M.Sc.,  (5th 
Queens).  B.  Oct.  10,  1912.  Ed.  Acadia  Univ.  Married  with 
one  daughter.  Commenced  teaching  at  St.  Eleanors,  P.E.I. 
in  1931;  taught  there  3  years;  returned  to  university; 
resumed  teaching  at  West  Kent  School,  Charlottetown  in 
1937;  Apptd.  to  faculty  of  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  Charlotte¬ 
town,  Feb.  1939;  mem.  Chemistry  Dept,  there  and  more 
recently  Registrar  of  Prince  of  Wales  College  as  well. 
President  of  Dominion  Curling  Association.  First  elected 
to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of 
Education,  1966  to  1972.  Apptd.  President  of  the  Executive 
Council,  July  23,  1966  and  Min.  of  Justice  and  Attorney 
and  Advocate  General,  Sept  24,  1970.  Apptd.  Prov.  Sect’y. 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  102 
Upper  Prince  St.  St.,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

BONNELL,  JOHN  CRANSTON,  M.D.  (4th  Kings).  B. 
Jan.  23,  1929  at  Hopefield,  P.E.I.  Ed.  at  West  Kent  School, 
Ch’town.,  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.  1948-50  and  1953-55  and 
Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  1957  to  Cathy  Craig  of  Middleton, 
P.E.I.  Four  children:  Elizabeth,  Mary,  John  and  Bill. 
First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  by-election  Dec.  4,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  171  Hillsboro  St.,  Charlotte¬ 
town,  P.E.I. 

CAMPBELL,  HON.  ALEXANDER  BRADSHAW,  P.C., 
B.A.,  LL.B.,  (5th  Prince).  B.  Dec.  1,  1933  at  Summerside, 
P.E.I.  S.  of  Hon.  T.  A.  Campbell,  Chief  Justice  of  P.E.I.  and 
former  liberal  Premier,  1939,  and  Cecilia  L.  Bradshaw, 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  Summerside  elementary  and  high  schools 
and  Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  Aug.  19,  1962  to  Marilyn  Ann 
dau.  of  Melville  A.  Gilmour  of  Guelph,  Ont.  Two  children: 
Blair  A.  and  Heather  K.  A  barrister.  Leader  Liberal  Party 
of  P.E.I.  since  Dec.  11,  1965.  Mem.  Sigma  Chi  Fraternity 
and  Y’s  Mens  International.  First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis. 
at  by-election  Feb.  9,  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970. 
Sworn  in  as  Premier,  July  28,  1966.  Attorney-General,  July 
28,  1966  to  1969.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  1967.  Min. 
of  Development,  1969-72.  Sworn  in  as  Min.  of  Agriculture 


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and  Forestry  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  215  Maple  Ave.,  Summerside,  P.E.I. 

CAMPBELL,  HON.  W.  BENNETT  (3rd  Kings).  B.  Aug. 
27,  1943  at  Montague,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Wilfred  Campbell  and 
Edith  Rice.  Ed.  at  Poplar  Point  School,  St.  Dunstan’s 
H.S.  and  St.  Dunstan’s  Univ.  M.  Aug.  1,  1970  to  Shirley 
dau.  of  Joseph  Chaisson  of  Bear  River,  P.E.I.  One  child: 
Kelly  Dawn.  A  teacher.  Mem.  P.E.I.  Liberal  Assoc., 
Public  Servants  Assoc,  and  P.E.I.  Teachers’  Assoc.  First 
elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Educa¬ 
tion,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  10,  Cardigan,  P.E.I. 

CAMPBELL,  HON.  ROBERT  ERSKINE  (1st  Prince).  B. 
Apr.  27,  1922  at  Alberton,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Keir  Fraser  Campbell 
and  Eliza  Mae  Haywood  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Union  School 
(rural).  M.  Nov.  27,  1943  to  Georgie  Ona,  dau.  of  Theo¬ 
dore  C.  Lewis  of  Alberton,  P.E.I.  Eight  children:  Dianne, 
David,  Donald,  Elizabeth,  Elda,  Gwenda,  Robert  Jr.  and 
Margaret.  A  farmer  and  livestock  dealer.  Served  with 
Merchant  Navy  overseas  1939.  Trustee  Alberton  Regional 
High  School  and  Elmsdale  School.  Mem.  West  Prince  Bd. 
of  Trade  and  vice-pres.  Retarded  Children’s  Assn.  First 
elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and 
1970.  Min.  without  Portfolio,  Nov.  30,  1966  to  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Fisheries,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Church  of 
the  Nazarene.  Address:  Alberton,  P.E.I. 

CANFIELD,  HON.  Mrs.  ELLA  JEAN  (1st  Queens).  B. 
Oct.  4,  1918  at  Westmoreland,  P.E.I.  Dau.  of  Everett 
Garrett  and  Lydia  Granville  McVittie.  Ed.  at  Crapaud, 
P.E.I.  elementary  school,  Cambridge  H.S.,  Union  Com¬ 
mercial,  Charlottetown  and  Lincoln  School  of  Nursing, 
Los  Angeles,  Cali.  M.  June  30,  1939  to  Parker  Ellsworth, 
son  of  the  late  Alfred  A.  Canfield  of  Westmoreland.  One 
dau.:  Mildred  Joyce  (Mrs.  Charles  Van  Isschot).  Mem. 
Bd.  of  Trade,  Community  Curling  Club,  Home  and  School 
Assn.,  Community  School  Women’s  Inst,  and  Anglican 
Church  Women’s  Organization.  Cand.  g.e.  and  def.  First 
elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  without 


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Portfolio  and  Min.  responsible  for  P.E.I.  Housing  Author¬ 
ity,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  Cra- 
paud  P.O.,  P.E.I. 

CARR,  BENNETT  HOWARD  (2nd  Queens).  B.  Dec.  21, 
1929  at  Oyster  Bed  Ridge,  P.E.I.  Ed.  Wheatly  School, 
Prince  of  Wales  Coll,  and  RCAC  School.  M.  to  Marjorie 
Jean  Coffin  MacKay.  Five  children.  A  businessman  — 
insurance  and  tourism.  Served  Lieut.  Can.  Army  Militia. 
Chairman  West  Royalty  Community  Imp.  Comm.;  North 
River  Minor  Hockey  Assoc.;  Prov.  Campaign  Chairman 
Can.  Cancer  Society.  Twice  pres.  P.E.I.  Underwriters  & 
Dir.  of  LUAC.  Mem.:  Ch’town.  C.  of  C.,  St.  Paul’s  Lay¬ 
men’s  Assoc.,  A.F.  &  A.M.,  L.O.L.  Belvedere  Club,  past 
pres.  Y.P.C.’s  of  Can.  and  U.S.  Trotting  Assoc.  First 
elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  by-election  Dec.  4,  1972.  Party 
pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address:  West  Royalty,  P.E.I. 

CLARK,  EDWARD  WILLIAM  (3rd  Prince).  B.  March  24, 
1932  at  Sumimerside,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Ivan  Leroy  Clark,  English 
and  Maisy  Laura  Miller,  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Central  Lot  16 
school,  B.E.T.  Cornwallis  Naval  Base  and  agric.  short 
courses,  Charlottetown.  M.  June  21,  1958  to  Ruby  Ida 
Best  of  Belmont,  Lot  16,  P.E.I.  Three  children:  Colleen 
Laura,  Catherine  Erma  and  Edith  Lynne.  A  farmer  and 
beef  producer.  Dir.  Beef  Testing  Station,  Nappan,  N.S. 
Served  RCN  1951-52.  Mem.  Sumimerside  C.  of  C.,  Miscouche 
Royal  Can.  Legion,  P.E.I.  Heritage  Foundation,  Rural 
Development  Council,  Federation  of  Afric.  and  4-H  Chib 
Leader  1956-63  and  1968  to  present.  First  elected  to  P.E.I. 
Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address: 
Lot  16,  Belmont,  P.E.I. 

CLEMENTS,  GILBERT  RALPH,  (4th  Kings).  B.  Sept.  11, 
1928  at  Victoria  Cross.  S.  of  Robert  Kelly  Clements,  English 
and  Mary  Ruth  Stewart,  Scottish.  Ed.  at  Montague  Memo¬ 
rial  School  and  Mount  Allison.  M.  July  8,  1953  to  Wilma 
Catherine  MacLure  of  Montague,  P.E.I.  Three  children: 
Robert  Lelly,  David  George  and  Mary  Gail.  A  business 
manager.  Mem.  of  Montague  Municipal  School  Bd.;  Mon¬ 
tague  H.S.  Bd.;  Montague  Elementary  School  Bd.;  Montague 


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Consolidated  School  Bd.;  Justice  of  the  Peace  and  Magis¬ 
trate,  Town  of  Montague.  Mem.  St.  Andrews  Lodge,  AF  & 
AM  and  Honorary  Order  of  Kentucky  Colonels.  First  elected 
to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  25  River¬ 
side  Dr.,  Montague,  P.E.I. 

COMPTON,  DANIEL  J.,  (4th  Queens).  First  elected  to 
P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  Belle  River, 
P.E.I. 

DEWAR,  LLOYD  GEORGE,  M.D.,  C.M.,  L.M.C.C., 
D.P.H.,  (2nd  Prince).  B.  Oct.  20,  1915,  at  New  Perth, 
P.E.I.  S.  of  J.  A.  Dewar  and  Laura  MacPhee,  both  of 
Scottish  descent.  Ed.  at  Public  School,  New  Perth,  Prince 
of  Wales  Coll.,  Dalhousie  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Toronto. 
Degrees:  M.D.C.M.,  L.M.C.C.  and  D.P.H.  (Toronto).  M. 
June  7,  1944  to  Greta  Jean,  dau.  of  Lawrence  W.  Price, 
of  St.  John,  N.B.  Two  children:  Elizabeth  Ellen  and 
Brian  Lawrence.  Physician.  R.C.A.M.C.,  1941-46,  (Captain). 
Mem.  Can.  Legion,  A.F.  &  A.M.,  Grand  Lodge,  Scottish 
Rite  and  Caledonian  Club.  First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legisl., 
at  g  e.  May  2, 1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959, 1962,  1966  and  1970. 
Min.  of  Education,  Sept.  17,  1959  and  Provincial  Secretary 
1965  to  July  28,  1966.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Church  of 
Christ.  Address:  O’Leary,  P.E.I. 

DINGWELL,  JAMES  WALTER,  (2nd  Kings).  B.  June 
14  1911.  S.  of  James  E.  Dingwell  and  Nellie  Rodgerson, 
both  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Marie  Public  School.  M.  July  12, 
1939  to  Phyllis  Muriel  Webster.  Six  children:  June, 
Helene,  Rodney,  Blois,  Kevin  and  Brian.  A  farmer.  Dir. 
Morell  Creamery  Co-operative  and  sect’y.  Morell  Arti¬ 
ficial  Insemination  Assn.  First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legisl. 
g  e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962, 1966  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.C. 
Rei.:  United  Church.  Address:  Midgell,  P.E.I. 

FERGUSON,  HON.  GEORGE  JOHNSTON.  (5th  Kings). 
B.  Apr.  26,  1923  at  White  Sands,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Merton  Ells¬ 
worth  Ferguson  and  Minnie  MacPherson  both  of  Scottish 
descent.  Ed.  at  Prince  of  Wales  College,  P.E.I.  M.  Dec. 
4  1947  to  Dorothy  Cynthia  dau.  of  John  Murdock  Stewart 
of  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.I.  Three  children:  Dennis  Merton, 


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George  Ellsworth  and  John  Murdock.  A  meat  dealer. 
Mem.  Can.  Legion  of  Montague,  P.E.I.  and  Masonic  Order 
Served  in  Royal  Can.  Navy  1942-46.  First  elected  to 
P.E.I.  Legis.  at  by-election  July  17,  1961.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1962,  1966  and  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Public  Works  and 
Highways,  July  28,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  Murray  River,  P.E.I. 

GALLANT,  WILLIAM  MARSHALL,  C.D.,  (3rd  Prince). 

B.  Jan.  20,  1915  at  St.  Charles,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Leo  and  Judith 
Gallant,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  New  Acadia,  P.E.I.  schools.  M.  Oct. 
25,  1941  to  Lucy  Irene  Long  of  Midgell,  P.E.I.  Four  children- 
Louise,  Wilma,  Mary  and  Blair.  Manager.  C.F.B.  Summer- 
side  Credit  Union.  Served  RCAF  1940-45;  Recruiting  1950-51 
and  RCAF  Regular  1953-64.  Mem.  Rotary,  Can.  Legion  K  of 

C. ,  Summerside  C.  of  C„  Dir.  Prince  Cty.  Family  Services 
Bureau  and  P.E.I.  Alcoholic  Foundation.  First  elected  to 
P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Miscouche,  P.E.I. 

HICKE\ ,  HON.  THOMAS  EARLE,  F.C.A.,  (5th  Prince). 
B.  Oct.  20,  1907  at  Summerside,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Joseph  Charles 
Hickey  and  Mary  Eva  Gaudet,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Summer- 
side  H.S.  and  Inst,  of  Chartered  Accountants,  P.E.I.  M. 
Aug.  3,  1938  to  Elizabeth  Margaret  dau.  of  James  McCardle 
of  Middleton,  P.E.I.  Five  children:  James  Earle,  Robert 
Joseph,  Ronald  Gerard,  Helen  Elizabeth  and  T.  Earle  Jr 
A  chartered  accountant.  Pres.  Polar  Quick  Freezing  Co. 
Ltd.,  Summerside  and  sect’y.-treas.  Gulf  Broadcasting  Co. 
Ltd.,  Summerside.  Mem.  Summerside  Bd.  of  Trade,  Rotary 
Club  and  K.  of  C.  First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1966. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1970  Provincial  Treasurer  1966  to  1970 
Provincial  Secretary,  July  28,  1966  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min  of 
Finance,  June  1,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Ad¬ 
dress:  114  Upper  Prince  St.,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

INGS,  ALBERT  EARLE  (3rd  Kings).  B.  Feb.  5,  1926  at 
Mt.  Herbert,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Henry  Earl  Ings  and  Evelyn 
Rackham.  Ed.  at  Mt.  Herbert  School,  West  Kent  School 
Charlottetown,  Prince  of  Wales  Coll,  and  Guelph  Univ! 
M.  May  25,  1949  to  Constance  Margaret  dau.  of  George  Mair 


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Georgetown,  P.E.I.  Three  children:  Jeanne,  Joanne  and 
Jayne.  A  doctor  of  Veterinary  Medicine.  Served  in  Can. 
Army  1944-46,  rank  of  private.  Mem.  Can.  Club,  Brudwell 
Golf  and  Recreational  Club,  Curling  Club  and  Men’s  Assn, 
of  Trinity  United  Church.  First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e. 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  100,  Montague,  P.E.I. 

JARDINE,  FRANK,  (4th.  Prince).  B.  Nov.  18,  1905  at. 
Wilmot  Valley,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Benjamine  Jardine,  Scotch 
and  Jessie  Cairns.  Ed.  at  Wilmot  Valley  Rural  School. 
M.  Dec.  28,  1932  to  Jennie  Adelaide,  dau.  of  Hedley 
Muttart  of  Carleton  Siding,  P.E.I.  One  child:  Beulah.  A 
farmer.  Dir.  Amalgamated  Dairies.  Pres.  P.E.I.  Dairy¬ 
men’s  Assn.  1958  and  P.E.I.  Artificial  Breeders  Assn. 
1959.  Mem.  Church  Men’s  Assn.,  Board  of  Trade,  P.E.I. 
Temperation  Federation,  Federation  of  Agriculture  and 
Potato  Producers  Assn.  First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e. 
1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  Summerside,  R.R.  3,  P.E.I. 

JOHNSTONE,  RALPH,  (1st  Queens).  First  elected  to 
P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Kensington 
R.R.,  Long  River,  P.E.I. 

MACARTHUR,  JOSHUA  GORDON  (2nd  Prince).  B.  Oct. 
19,  1911  at  Poplar  Grove,  P.E.I.  S.  of  George  Percy  Mac- 
Arthur  and  Caroline  Alice  Adams.  Ed.  at  Poplar  Grove 
school.  M.  (1)  May  29,  1933  to  Lillian  Edna  Noye,  dec. 
Oct.  28,  1967.  M.  (2)  Aug.  30,  1969  to  Vera  Janette  dau. 
of  Forrest  W.  Phillips,  S.  Side,  P.E.I.  Ten  children:  Geor¬ 
ge,  Joyce,  Arnold,  Nita,  Wilfred,  Wyman,  Verna,  Audrey, 
Eric  and  Ivan.  A  carpenter.  Elder  Presbyterian  Church; 
Trustee  of  Schools  and  mem.  Hospital  Board.  First  elected 
to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant. 
Address:  MacNeills  Mills,  P.E.I. 

MACDONALD,  ALLISON  GEORGE,  (6th  Queens).  B. 
Aug.  29,  1918  at  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Peter  MacDonald 
and  Margaret  Ethelbert.  Ed.  at  West  Kent  School  and 
Prince  of  Wales  Coll.  M.  Feb.  9,  1939  to  Olave,  dau.  of 
Cyrus  Partridge  of  Charlottetown.  Six  children:  Marilyn, 


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Judith,  Susan,  Linda,  Kim  and  Peter  J.  A.  manufacturers 
agent.  City  councillor  Charlottetown,  1969.  Mem.  Masonic 
Order  and  Charlottetown  Curling  Club.  First  elected  to 
P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Presbyterian. 
Address:  40  Brighton  Rd.,  P.O.  Box  463,  Charlottetown. 
P.E.I. 

MACDONALD,  ARTHUR  JOSEPH,  (5th  Kings).  B.  Aug. 
24,  1931  at  Little  Pond,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Vincent  A.  MacDonald 
and  Jessie  Nickerson.  M.  Jan.  15,  1958  to  Mary  Ellen,  dau. 
of  Peter  Walker  of  St.  Georges.  Five  children:  Wendy  Anne, 
Mary  Dolores,  Paul  Angus,  Joan  Marie  and  Verna  Claire 
A  farmer.  Cand.  g.e.  1966  and  1970  and  def.  First  elected 
to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Little  Pond.  R.R.  4,  Souris,  P.E.I. 

MACNALLY,  JOHN  LEVI  (3rd  Queens).  B.  June  23. 
1914  at  Donagh,  P.E.I.  S.  of  John  Patrick  MacNally  and 
Louise  Trainor.  Ed.  at  Provincial  schools.  M.  Aug.  7,  1940 
to  Roberta  dau.  of  Leo  Weatherbie,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 
One  child:  Sharon  Roberta.  A  real  estate  salesman.  First 
elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  50  East  River  Dr.,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

MACPHAIL,  ROBERT  LLOYD  GEORGE,  (2nd 
Queens).  B.  March  22,  1920  at  New  Haven,  P.E.I.  S.  of 
Robert  Archibald  MacPhail  and  Catherine  C.  MacLean 
both  Can.  of  Scottish  descent.  Ed.  at  New  Haven  Public 
School  and  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  Charlottetown.  P.E.I.  M. 
Jan.  8,  1955  to  Helen  Mae,  dau.  of  John  W.  MacDougall  of 
Argyle  Shore,  P.E.I.  Four  children:  Judith  Anne,  Lynn 
Feme  and  Robert.  A  merchant,  owner  of  R.  A.  MacPhail 
&  Son,  General  Merchants.  Pres.  Second  Queens  Y.P.C. 
1949-52  and  vice-pres.  P.E.I.  Prog.  Cons.  Assn.  1960-61. 
Mem.  Canadian  Club  and  the  Caledonia  Club  of  P.E.I. 
First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  at  by-election  July  17,  1961. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Min.  of  Industry  and 
Natural  Resources  and  of  Tourist  Development,  June  16, 
1965  to  July  28,  1966  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Address:  New 
Haven,  P.E.I. 


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MALONEY,  HON.  JOHN  H.,  M.D.,  C.M.,  M.R.C.O.G., 
(6th  Queens).  First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970. 
Min.  of  Health  and  Welfare,  June  25,  1970  to  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Industry  and  Commerce,  Nov.  10,  1971  and  Min. 
of  Development,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Charlotte¬ 
town,  P.E.I. 

McNEIL,  PETER  A.,  (5th  Queens).  First  elected  to 
P.E.I.  Legis.  at  by-election  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
139  Kensington  Rd.,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

MCQUAID,  MELVIN  JAMES,  Q.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (1st 
Kings).  B.  Sept.  6,  1911  at  Souris,  P.E.I.  S.  of  John 
McQuaid  and  Annie  Mullally.  Ed.  at  Souris  Elementary 
School,  St.  Dunstan’s  Univ.,  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.  and 
Dalhousie  Univ.  M.  Sept.  15,  1947  to  Catherine  dau.  of 
Austin  Handrahan  of  Tignish,  P.E.I.  Three  children: 
John,  Mary-Jo  and  Peter.  A  barrister.  Town  Clerk  of 
Souris,  1957.  Provincial  Treas.  and  Attorney  General  of 
P.E.I.  1959-62.  Mem.  Eastern  King’s  Board  of  Trade, 
A.P.E.C.,  Home  School  Assoc,  and  Retarded  Children’s 
Assoc.  P.C.  cand.  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1951  and  1955  and  def. 
First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1959  and  def.  1962.  First 
elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968.  Re¬ 
elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis.  Dec.  4,  1972.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Souris,  P.E.I. 

MILLER,  HON.  CECIL  A.,  (3rd  Queens).  First  elected 
to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Industry  and  Natural  Resources  and  of  Fisheries,  July 
28,  1966.  Chosen  Speaker,  June  2,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Address:  Frenchfort,  P.E.I. 

PERRY,  RUSSELL,  (1st  Prince).  First  elected  to  P.E.I. 
Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Tignish,  P.E.I. 

ROSS,  J.  STEWART,  (4th  Queens).  First  elected  to  P.E.I. 
Legis.  g.e.  1959.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Flat  River,  P.E.I. 

ROSSITER,  LEO  FRANCIS,  (2nd  Kings).  B.  Jan.  13, 
1923  at  Morell,  P.E.I.  S.  of  J.  Ernest  Rossiter  and 
Catherine  Clarkin,  both  Irish.  Ed.  at  Morell  School  and 


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St.  Dunstans  University,  Charlottetown.  M.  Oct.  17,  1946 
to  Anna,  dau.  of  Elija  Pierce  of  Elmira,  P.E.I.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Jacqueline,  Gerald,  Eugene  and  Melvin.  A  merchant 
and  farm  machinery  dealer.  General  Manager  of  Dingwell 
&  Rossiter  Ltd.  Associate  mem.  Navy  Officers  Club  of 
Charlottetown  and  K.  of  C.  First  elected  to  P.E.I.  Legis. 
g.e.  1955.  Re-elected  g.e.  1959,  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Min.  of 
Industry  and  Natural  Resources  and  of  Fisheries  Sept. 
17,  1959  and  Min.  of  Fisheries  and  Municipal  Affairs,  1965 
to  July  28,  1966.  Party  pol.:  P.C.  Rel.:  Roman  Catholic. 
Address:  Morell,  P.E.I. 

SCHURMAN,  HON.  ROBERT  CLAYTON  (4th  Prince). 
B.  Dec.  5,  1925  at  Melrose,  Mass.,  U.S.A.  S.  of  Benjamin 
Colin  Schurman  and  Grace  Lavinia  Rankin.  Ed.  at  Summer- 
side  elementary  and  H.S.  M.  Aug.  6,  1945  to  Lois  Eleanor 
dau.  of  Norman  Macdonald,  St.  Eleanors,  P.E.I.  Three  chil¬ 
dren:  Marsha,  Brent  and  Paul.  Pres,  and  Gen.  Mgr.  C.J.R.W., 
Summerside.  Past  Pres.  P.E.I.  Tuberculosis  League;  Vice 
Pres.  P.E.I.  Music  Festival  Assn.;  mem.  Summerside  Area 
Industrial  Commission;  Govt,  liaison  and  past  mem.  Con¬ 
federation  Centre  Trust;  Chairman  P.E.I.  Centennial  Com¬ 
mission  1973  and  Pres,  and  Chairman  of  Bd.  Summerside 
Waterfront  Development  Corp.  Mem.  and  past  Pres.  Sum¬ 
merside  Y’s  Men’s  Club.  An  Elder  and  Finance  Chairman 
of  Trinity  United  Church,  Summerside.  First  elected  to 
P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Community  Services 
Sept.  24,  1970  and  Min.  of  the  Environment  and  Tourism 
Dec.  1,  1971.  Min.  responsible  for  Communications  1971- 
72.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  Summer- 
side,  P.E.I. 

STEWART,  HON.  BRUCE  LOWELL,  (1st  Kings).  B.  Oct. 
5,  1916  at  Murray  Harbour,  P.E.I.  S.  of  John  Ernest  Stewart, 
Scotch  and  Alfred  Jordan,  Engl.  Ed.  at  Prince  of  Wales 
Coll,  and  Murray  Harbour  Public  School.  M.  June  6,  1941 
to  Florence  Christene  dau.  of  Alan  Neil  MacDonald  of 
Heatherdale,  P.E.I.  Three  children:  Joan  Alfreda,  Alan 
Bruce  and  David  Gordon.  An  Esso  agent.  Mayor  of  Souris. 
Pres.  Royal  Can.  Legion;  Dorn.  Rep.  Royal  Can.  Legion 
and  King  Lion  Chairman  Souris  Hospital  Bd.  Pres.  Re- 


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tarded  Children’s  Assn.;  dir.  United  Appeal;  dir.  Orphan¬ 
age  and  pres.  Eastern  Kings  Bd.  of  Trade.  First  elected 
to  P.E.I.  Legis.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Health 
and  Municipal  Affairs,  1969  to  1970.  Min.  of  Industry  and 
Commerce  June  1,  1970  to  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Labour, 
Sept.  24,  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Fisheries,  June  1,  1970  to 
1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Social  Services,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  P.O.  Box  611,  Souris,  P.E.I. 


OFFICERS  OF  P.E.I.  LEGISLATURE 


Clerk: 

CULLEN,  THOMAS  REID.  B.  Jan.  19,  1904  at  Hope 
River,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Timothy  P.  Cullen  and  Frances  Landrigan. 
Ed.  at  Prince  of  Wales  Coll,  and  St.  Dunstan’s  Univ.  M. 
Feb.  20,  1928  to  Ellen  Pearl,  dau.  of  Wm.  P.  Burke  of 
Charlottetown.  A  retired  farmer.  First  elected  to  P.E.I. 
Legis.  g.e.  1943.  Speaker  of  the  House  1944-47.  Def.  g.e.  1947. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1951.  Def.  g.e.  1959.  Clerk  of  the  Legis. 
Assem.  1949-59  and  1966  to  present.  Praty  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Marell,  King’s  Cty.,  P.E.I. 

Law  Clerk  —  James  Macnutt. 

Sergeant-at-Arms  —  J.  W.  W.  Clark. 


V  5  B 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


GENERAL  ELECTION,  1970 

Dissolution:  26th  Legislature,  March  26,  1970. 
Nomination:  April  27,  1970. 

Voting:  May  11,  1970. 

LEGEND  :  (PC)  Progressive  Conservative;  (L)  Liberal. 


PRINCE  COUNTY 


District  Councillor  Votes 

1st  Campbell,  Robert  (L)  .  3066 

Pridham,  Kenneth  (PC)  .  1731 

2nd  MacArthur,  Joshua  (L)  1185 

Key,  George  (PC)  .  1177 

3rd  Clark,  Edward  (L)  .  1605 

Harrington,  Keith  S.  (PC)  ...  1119 

4th  Schurman,  Robert  (L)  3272 

Reeves,  Norman  L.  (PC)  .  2218 

5th  Campbell,  Alex  B.  (L)  .  2989 

Ives,  Claude  (PC)  .  1410 


Assemblymen  Votes 

Perry,  Russell  (L)  .  2953 

Bernard,  Clifford  (PC)  . . .  1837 

Dewar,  George  (PC)  _  1279 

Adams,  Ralph  K.  (L)  _  1105 

Gallant,  William  (L)  . 1544 

Wedge,  Henry  (PC)  _  1175 

Jardine,  Frank  (L)  . 3299 

Champion,  Everett  W.  (PC)  2169 

Hickey,  T.  Earle  (L)  _  2904 

Hogan,  Charlie  (PC)  _ _  1489 


QUEENS  COUNTY 


1st  Johnston,  Ralph  (L)  .  1391 

Jorgensen,  Knud  (PC)  .  1242 

2nd  MacPhail,  Lloyd  (PC)  .  1891 

Willis,  Horace  B.  (L)  .  1851 

3rd  McNally,  Levi  (L)  .  1927 

Driscoll,  J.  Russell  (PC)  1837 

4th  Compton,  Dan  (PC)  .  1153 

Smith,  Harold  P.  (L)  .  1050 

5th  Blanchard,  J.  Elmer  (L)  .  4714 

McQuaid,  Mary  (PC)  2472 

6th  Maloney,  John  (L)  .  3750 

Farmer,  Alban  (PC)  .  2394 


Canfield,  Mrs.  Jean  (L)  .  1451 

Myers,  Frank  (PC)  . 1180 

Cutcliffe,  J.  Sinclair  (L)  .  1904 

Carr,  Bennett  (PC)  .  1831 

Miller,  Cecil  Allen  (L)  .  2079 

Kerry,  Ivan  G.  (PC)  . .  1660 

Ross,  J.  Stewart  (L)  .  1108 

MacIntyre,  Vernon  (PC)  .  1087 

Bennett,  Gordon  L.  (L) . 4681 

Foster,  Gerald  R.  (PC)  . .  2478 

MacDonald,  Allison  (L)  _  3711 

Stewart,  J.  David  (PC)  . .  2419 


KINGS  COUNTY 


1st  MacDonald,  Daniel  J.  (L)  .  1333 

MacAulay,  Peter  J.  (PC)  .  1140 

2nd  Rossiter,  Leo  F.  (PC)  .  871 

McGuire,  Brian  (L)  .  817 

3rd  Ings,  A.  E.  (L)  . 984 

MacLure,  Preston  D.  (PC)  882 

4th  Clements,  Gilbert  (L)  1324 

McGowan,  Douglas  (PC)  945 

5th  Ferguson,  George  J.  (L)  920 

Carver,  George  Ernest  (PC)  631 


Stewart,  Bruce  (L)  .  1387 

MacKenzie,  Keith  (PC)  .  1089 

Dingwell,  Walter  (PC)  .  876 

Anderson,  Don  (L)  .  813 

Campbell,  W.  Bennett  (L)  ._  966 

Curran,  Thomas  (PC)  .  893 

Bonnell,  M.  Lome  (L)  _  1516 

King,  James  W.  (PC)  .  776 

MacDonald,  Arthur  J.  (L)  .  885 

Sinnott,  Joseph  Cyril  (PC)  664 


PROVINCE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND  759 

TOTAL  VOTES  POLLED  AT  LAST  GENERAL 
ELECTION  BY  PARTIES 


For  For 

Councillors  ,  Assemblymen 

Liberal  . . . . . .  32,178  32,306 

Progressive  Conservative  . . |  23,173  22,902 


PREVIOUS  GENERAL  ELECTIONS 

(Since  entering  Confederation) 

1873  — . April  24 

1876  . - . - . . . . . . .  Aug.  2 

l878  . . - .  April  2 

1883  .  May  1 

1886  . . . . . . . .  June  30 

1880  .  Jan.  30 

1893  . . . .  Dec.  13 

1887  . . . . . . .  July  28 

1800  . . . . .  Dec.  12 

1904  . . . . „....„ . .  Dec.  7 

1908  . .  Nov.  18 

1912  . . . . . .  Jan.  3 

1915  . . . . . __...  Sept.  16 

1919  . . . .  July  24 

1923  . . . . . . .  July  24 

1927  . . . . .  June  25 

1931  Aug.  6 

1935  .  July  23 

1939  Mar.  18 

1943  Sept.  15 

1947  . . . . .  Dec.  11 

1951  . .  Apr.  26 

1955  . . . - . . . - .  May  25 

1959  . Sept.  1 

1962  . . . . . .  Dec.  10 

1966  . . . .  May  30 

1970  .  May  11 


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STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

The  standing  of  parties  after  the  various  General 
Elections  was  as  follows: — 

1900 — December  12 — Liberals  21;  Conservatives  9. 

1904 — December  7 — Liberals  22  ;  Conservatives  8. 

1908 — November  18 — Liberals  16  ;  Conservatives  14. 

1912 — January  3 — Conservatives  27  ;  Liberals  2  ;  Independent 
Cons.  1. 

1915 — September  16 — Conservatives  16  ,  Liberals  13  ;  Independent 
Cons.  1. 

1919— July  24 — Liberals  25;  Conservatives  4;  Independent  1 
1923— July  24 — Conservatives  25;  Liberals  5. 

1927 — June  25 — Liberals  24  ;  Conservatives  6. 

1931 — August  6 — Conservatives  18  ;  Liberals  12. 

1935 — July  23 — Liberals  30  ;  Conservatives  0. 

1939 — May  18 — Liberals  27  ;  Conservatives  3. 

1943 — Sept.  15 — Liberals  20  ;  Prog. -Conservatives  10. 

1947 — Dec.  11 — Liberals  24;  Prog.  Conservatives  6. 

1951 — April  26— Liberals  24;  Prog. -Conservatives  6. 

1955 — May  25 — Liberals,  27;  Prog.  Conservatives,  3. 

1959 — Sept.  1 — Prog.  Conservatives,  22;  Liberals.  8. 

1962 — Dec.  10 — Prog.  Conservatives,  19;  Liberals,  11. 

1966 — May  30  and  July  11 — Liberals,  17;  Prog.  Conservatives,  15. 
1970 — May  11 — Liberals,  27;  Prog.  Conservatives,  5. 


BY  ELECTIONS 
1st  KINGS 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  mem¬ 
ber  the  Hon.  Daniel  J.  MacDonald  (L).  Nomination  Nov. 


2,  1972.  Voting  Dec.  4,  1972. 

McQuaid,  Melvin  J.  (PC)  . .  1271 

White,  Francis  (L)  .  1007 

Cheverie,  Fred  (NDP)  . . .  143 

Majority  for  Melvin  McQuaid  (PC)  .  264 

(PC  gain  from  L) 


PROVINCE  DF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


761 


4th  KINGS 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  mem¬ 
ber  the  Hon.  Lome  Bonnell  (L).  Nomination  Nov.  2, 
1972.  Voting  Dec.  4,  1972. 

Bonnell,  Dr.  John  H.  (L)  .  1095 

MacNeill,  Jon  (PC)  . 968 

Harris,  Barrie  (NDP)  .  197 

Majority  for  Dr.  John  Bonnell  (L)  . . . .  127 

(no  change) 

2nd  QUEENS 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  mem¬ 
ber  Sinclair  Cutliffe  (L).  Nomination  Nov.  2,  1972.  Vot¬ 
ing  Dec.  4,  1972. 

Carr,  Bennett  H.  (PC)  .  1910 

Ford,  Dave  (L)  . 1609 

Large,  Margaret  (NDP)  .  144 

Majority  for  Bennett  Carr  (PC)  .  301 

(PC  gain  from  L.) 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

At  dissolution  of  the  26th  Legislature  March  26,  1970, 
the  standing  of  the  Parties  was  as  follows: 

Liberals  .  17 

Progressive  Conservatives  .  15 

TOTAL  . 32 

Party  Standings  as  of  January,  1973: 

Liberals  . - . .  25 

Progressive  Conservatives  .  7 


TOTAL  MEMBERSHIP 


32 


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THE  PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

One  of  the  original  provinces  of  the  Dominion  (1867). 

Population:  (Census  of  1911),  2,006,000;  (Census  of 
1921),  2,361,000;  (Census  of  1931),  3,874,000;  (Census  of 
1941),  3,332,000.  (Census,  1951),  4.010,235:  (Census  of 
1956),  4,628,378.  (Census  of  1961),  5,259,000.  (Census  of 
June  1966),  5,781,000.  (Census  of  1971),  6,002,800.  (Esti¬ 
mated  July,  1972),  6,060,000. 

Area:  Land  —  523,860  sq.  miles;  Water  —  71,000  sq. 
miles.  Total:  594,860  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government:  City  of  Quebec. 


LIEUTENANT  GOVERNOR 

LAPOINTE,  LT.  COL.  HON.  HUGUES,  B.A.,  LL.L., 
LL.D.,  P.C.,  Q.C.  B.  March  3,  1911,  at  Riviere-du-Loup, 
Que.  S.  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  Ernest  Lapointe  and  E.  Pratte, 
both  Fr.-Can.  Father,  Min.  of  Justice  at  Ottawa.  Ed.  at 
Ottawa  Univ.  and  Laval  Univ.,  Que.  Ottawa  Univ.  Hon. 
LL.D.,  (1954).  M.  Oct.  15,  1938,  to  Lucette,  dau.  of 
Dr.  R.  E.  Valin,  of  Ottawa.  A  barrister.  Served  over¬ 
seas  with  “Le  Regiment  de  la  Chaudiere.”  Delegate 
to  the  Gen.  Assembly  of  the  United  Nations,  in  Paris. 
September  1948,  and  at  Lake  Success  in  April  1949,  and 
September  1950  the  last  time  as  Vice-Chairman  of  the 
Canadian  Del.  Apptd.  Parliamentary  Assistant  to  Min.  of 
Nat.  Def.,  Sept.  1945,  and  then  to  the  Secretary  of  State 
for  External  Affairs  in  Jan.  1949.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council  and  appointed  Solicitor  General  of  Canada  in  Aug. 
25,  1949.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Veterans  Affairs  on  Aug.  7,  1950. 
Apptd.  Postmaster  General  Nov.  8,  1955.  Clubs:  Quebec 
Garrison,  Reform  Quebec  and  Rideau,  Ottawa.  Elected  to 
H.  of  Commons  at  g.e.,  1940.  Re-elected  at  g.e.  1945,  1949 
and  1953.  Defeated  at  g.e.,  June  10,  1957.  Apptd.  Agent 
for  Que.  to  London,  Eng.,  1960.  Sworn  in  as  Lieutenant- 
Governor  for  the  Province  of  Quebec  February  22,  1966. 
Rel.  Catholic.  Address:  Quebec,  Que. 


PROVINCE  OF  gUEBEC  763 

Senior  Aide-de-Camp  and  Executive  Secretary:  Group 
Captain  Gabriel  Taschereau,  D.F.C.,  C.D. 

Secretary  General  and  Aide-de-Camp:  (Vacant). 


PREVIOUS  LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS 

Sir  N.  F.  Belleau,  K.C.M.G . .  July  1,  1867 

Hon.  Rene  Edouard  Caron  . . . .  Feb.  16,  1873 

Hon.  Luc  Letellier  de  St.  Just  . . . . . . .  Dec.  15,  1876 

Hon.  Theodore  Robitaille  . . .  July  26,  1879 

Hon.  L.  F.  R.  Masson  . . . _ . _.  Nov.  7,  1884 

Hon.  A.  R.  Angers  . Oct.  24,  1887 

Hon.  Sir  J.  Adolphe  Chapleau  . Dec.  5,  1892 

Sir  Louis  Amable  Jette,  K.C.M.G .  Feb.  2,  1898 

Sir  C.  A.  P.  Pelletier,  K.C.M.G .  Sept.  15,  1908 

Sir  Francois  Langelier,  K.C.M.G . . .  May  5,  1911 

Sir  P.  E.  LeBlanc,  K.C.M.G.  .  Feb.  12,  1915 

The  Right  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Fitzpatrick,  K.C.M.G .  Oct.  21,  1918 

The  Hon.  L.  P.  Brodeur  .  Oct.  31,  1923 

The  Hon.  Narcisse  Perodeau  .  Jan.  10,  1924 

The  Hon.  Sir  Lomer  Gouin,  K.C.M.G .  Jan.  10,  1929 

The  Hon.  H.  G.  Carroll,  LL.B.,  LL.D.,  K.C .  Apr.  2,  1929 

The  Hon.  E.  L.  Patenaude,  LL.D.,  K.C.  .  May  1,  1934 

Major  General  The  Hon.  Sir  Eugene  Fiset,  Kt.,  C.M.G., 

D.S.O.,  M.D _ _ _ _ _ _  Jan.  1.  1940 

The  Hon.  Gaspard  Fauteux,  P.C.,  LL.D.,  D.D.S.  .  Oct.  1,  1950 

The  Hon.  Onesime  Gagnon,  P.C.  . . _...  Feb.  14,  1958 

The  Hon.  Paul  Comtois,  P.C . .  Oct.  6,  1961 


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THE  BOURASSA  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

HON.  ROBERT  BOURASSA, 

Prime  Minister 

HON.  GERARD  D.  LEVESQUE, 

Vice-Prime  Minister  and 

Minister  oi  Intergovernmental  Affairs. 

HON.  BERNARD  PINARD, 

Minister  of  Roads, 

Minister  of  Public  Works  ond 
Minister  of  Transport. 

HON.  M.  CLAIRE  KIRKLAND-CASGRAIN, 

Minister  of  Cultural  Affairs. 

HON.  CLAUDE  CASTONGUAY, 

Minister  of  Social  Affairs. 

HON.  JEROME  CHOQUETTE, 

Minister  of  Justice. 

HON.  GUY  SAINT-PIERRE, 

Minister  of  Industry  and  Commerce. 

HON.  RAYMOND  GARNEAU, 

Minister  of  Finance. 

HON.  MAURICE  TESSIER, 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs. 

HON.  WILLIAM  TETLEY, 

Minister  of  Financial  Institutions,  Company  and  Cooperatives. 

HON.  NORMAND  TOUPIN, 

Minister  of  Agriculture  and  Colonization. 

HON.  JEAN-GILLES  MASSE, 

Minister  of  Natural  Resources. 

HON.  KEVIN  DRUMMOND, 

Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests. 

HON.  FRANQOIS  CLOUTIER, 

Minister  of  Education. 

HON.  JEAN-PAUL  L’ALLIER, 

Minister  of  Communications. 

HON.  GERALD  HARVEY, 

Minister  of  Revenue. 

HON.  JEAN  COURNOYER, 

Minister  of  Labour  and  Manpower. 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 


765 


HON.  JEAN  BIENVENUE, 

Minister  of  Immigration  and 

Minister  responsible  for  the  Manpower  sector  in  the 
Department  of  Labour  and  Manpower. 

HON.  CLAUDE  SIMARD, 

Minister  of  Tourism,  Fish  and  Game. 

HON.  GEORGES-E.  TREMBLAY, 

Minister  responsible  for 

the  Quebec  Autoroutes  Authority. 

HON.  OSWALD  PARENT, 

Minister  of  State  for  Intergovernmental  Affairs, 

Minister  of  State  for  Finance  and 
Minister  of  State  for  the  Civil  Service. 

HON.  VICTOR  C.  GOLDBLOOM, 

Minister  of  State  responsible  for  the  quality  of  the  Environment. 

HON.  ROBERT  QUENNEVILLE, 

Minister  of  State  for  the  Eastern  Quebec  Development  Bureau. 

HON.  RAYMOND  MAILLOUX, 

Minister  of  State  for  Roads. 


Secretary  General  and  Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council : 

CHOUINARD,  JULIEN,  B.A.,  L.L.L.,  M.A.  B.  Feb.  4, 
1929  at  Quebec,  Que.  Ed.  at  Coll.  Gamier,  Laval  Univ. 
and  Oxford  Univ.,  England  (Rhodes  Scholar).  M.  to  Jeanine 
Pettigrew.  Father  of  three  children.  A  lawyer.  Lieut.-Colonel 
Army  Reserve,  1958-1966.  Professor  at  the  Faculty  of  Law, 
Laval  Univ.,  1961.  Pres,  of  Young  Bar  of  Quebec,  1964-1968. 
Mem.  of  National  Council  of  the  Canadian  Bar  Association. 
Mem.  Cercle  Univ.,  Que.  Rel.:  Catholic. 

Associate  Clerks:  Benoit  Morin,  Paul  Lamontagne  and 
Jean-Pierre  Vaillancourt. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


PREVIOUS  QUEBEC  ADMINISTRATIONS 

1.  — Hon.  P.  J.  Chauveau  (C.),  Premier.  July  15,  1867  to  Feb.  21,  1875. 

2.  — Hon.  G.  Ouimet  (C.),  Premier.  Feb.  26,  1873  to  Sept.  2,  1874. 

3.  — Hon.  C.  E.  B.  de  Boucherville  (C.),  Premier.  Sept.  8,  1874  to 

March  7,  1878. 

4. — Hon.  H.  G.  Joly  (L.),  Premier.  March  8.  1878  to  Oct.  30,  1879. 

5.  — Hon.  J.  A.  Chapleau  (C.),  Premier.  Oct.  30,  1879  to  July  5,  1882. 

6.  — Hon.  J.  A.  Mousseau  (C.).  Premier.  July  31,  1882  to  Jan.  1,  1884 

7.  — Hon.  J.  J.  Ross  (C. ),  Premier.  Jan.  23.  1884  to  Jan.  1887. 

8.  — Hon.  L.  O.  Taillon  (C. ),  Premier.  Jan.  25,  1887  to  Jan.  27,  1887. 

9.  — Hon.  H.  Mercier  (L.),  Premier.  Jan.  27,  1887  to  Dec.  16,  1891. 

10.  — Hon.  C.  E.  B.  de  Boucherville  (C.J,  Premier.  Dec.  21,  1891  to  Dec. 

16,  1892. 

11.  — Hon.  L.  O.  Taillon  (C.),  Premier.  Dec.  16,  1892  to  May  1,  1896. 

12.  — Hon.  E.  J.  Flynn  (C.J,  Premier.  May  12,  1896  to  May  26,  1897. 

13.  — Hon.  F.  G.  Marchand  (L.),  Premier.  May  26,  1897  to  Sept.  25,  1900 

14.  — Hon.  S.  N.  Parent  (L.),  Premier.  Oct.  3,  1900  to  March  20,  1905. 

15.  — Hon.  Sir  L.  Gouin  (L.),  Premier.  March  23,  1905  to  July  8,  1920. 

16.  — Hon  Louis  Alexandre  Taschereau  (L.),  July  8,  1920  to  June  11, 

1936.  (Resigned). 

17.  — Hon.  Ad£lard  Godbout  (L.),  June  11,  1936  to  August  26,  1936. 

18.  — Hon.  Maurice  Duplessis  (U.N.),  Aug  26,  1936  to  Nov.  8,  1939. 

19.  — Hon.  J.  A.  Godbout  (L.),  Nov.  9,  1939  to  August  29,  1944 

20.  — Hon.  Maurice  L.  Duplessis  (U.N.),  Aug.  30,  1944  to  Sept.  7,  1959 

21.  — Hon.  J.  P.  Sauv£  (U.N.),  Sept.  11,  1959  to  Jan.  2,  1960. 

22.  — Hon.  Antonio  Barrette  (U  N.).  Jan.  8,  1960  to  July  15,  1960. 

23.  — Hon.  Jean  Lesage  (L.),  July  22,  1960  to  June  5,  1966. 

24.  — Hon.  Daniel  Johnson  (U.N.),  June  5,  1966  to  Sept.  26,  1968. 

25.  — Hon.  J.  Jacques  Bertrand  (U.N.),  Otc.  2,  1968  to  April  29,  1970. 

26.  — Hon.  Robert  Bourassa  (L.),  April  29,  1970  to  present. 

THE  NATIONAL  ASSEMBLY  OF  QUEBEC 

By  Bill  90,  entitled  :  “An  Act  respecting  the  Legislative 
Council”  (ch.  9,  17  Eliz.  II,  1968),  assented  to  on  the  18th 
of  December  1968,  section  1  of  the  Legislature  Act  (R.S. 
1964,  ch.  6),  was  replaced  by  the  following: 

“The  Legislature  of  Quebec  shall  consist  of  the  Lieu¬ 
tenant-Governor  and  the  National  Assembly  of  Quebec;  it 
shall  exercise  all  the  powers  vested  in  the  Legislature  of 
the  Province  of  Quebec  consisting  of  the  Lieutenant- 
Governor  and  two  Houses  called  the  Legislative  Council 
of  Quebec  and  the  Legislative  Assembly  of  Quebec”. 

Consequently,  since  January  1,  1969,  it  is  a  unicameral 
House  in  the  Province  of  Quebec. 

The  National  Assembly  is  composed  of  108  members 
elected  by  the  various  electoral  divisions  into  which  the 
province  is  divided. 


7  67 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 

QUEBEC  NATIONAL  ASSEMBLY 

Consists  of  108  members  elected  by  popular  vote. 

Date  of  last  distribution  bill  (13-14  Elizabeth  11,  Chapter 
1C),  August  6,  1965. 

Sessional  indemnity:  Members,  $15,600  plus  allowance  of 
$7,140;  Premier,  $20,800  and  expenses  of  $4,080;  Leader  of 
Opposition,  $15,600  and  expenses  $3,060;  Speaker,  $14,560 
and  expenses  $3,060  and  Deputy  Speaker,  $6,240  and 
expenses  $2,040;  Ministers  with  Portfolios,  $15,600  and 
expenses  $3,060;  Ministers  without  Portfolio,  $12,480  and 
expenses  $3,060;  Leaders  of  other  Parties,  $6,240  and  ex¬ 
penses  $2,040. 


QUEBEC  LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1867 


No.  of  Legis. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st  Legis. . 

1st . 

Dec. 

27, 

1867 

Feb. 

24, 

1868 

1 

2nd . 

Jan. 

20, 

1869 

Apr. 

5, 

1869 

[May 

27, 

1871 

3rd . 

Nov. 

23, 

1869 

Feb. 

1, 

1870 

4th . 

Nov. 

23, 

1870 

Dec. 

24, 

1875 

J 

2nd  Legis - 

1st . 

Nov. 

7, 

1871 

Dec. 

23, 

1871 

1 

2nd . 

Nov. 

7, 

1872 

Dec. 

23, 

1872 

[June 

7. 

1875 

3rd . 

Dec. 

4, 

1873 

Dec. 

24, 

1873 

1 

4th . 

Dec. 

3, 

1874 

Feb. 

23, 

1875 

] 

1st . 

Nov. 

4, 

1874 

Mar. 

9, 

1878 

) 

2nd . 

Nov. 

10, 

1876 

Dec. 

28. 

1876 

JMar. 

22, 

187B 

3rd . 

Dec. 

19. 

1877 

July 

22, 

1878 

j 

1st . 

June 

4, 

1878 

Oct. 

31, 

1879 

) 

2nd . 

June 

19, 

1879 

July 

24, 

1880 

JNov. 

7. 

1881 

3rd . 

May  28, 

1880 

June  30, 

1881 

1 

4th . 

Apr. 

28, 

1881 

I 

1st . 

Mar. 

8, 

1882 

Mav  27. 

1882 

1 

2nd . 

Mar. 

27, 

1883 

Mar. 

30, 

1883 

I 

3rd . 

Jan. 

18, 

1884 

June 

10, 

1884 

fSept. 

9, 

1886 

4th . 

Mar. 

5, 

1885 

May 

9, 

1885 

I 

5th 

June  21, 

1886 

J 

Jan. 

9, 

1889 

6th  Legis . 

1st . 

Jan. 

7, 

1890 

May  18, 

1887 

1 

2nd 

July 

12, 

1888 

JMay 

9, 

1890 

3rd .... 

Apr. 

8, 

1886 

Mar. 

21, 

1889 

1 

4th 

Jan. 

27, 

1887 

Apr. 

2, 

1890 

1 

May  15, 

1888 

7th  Legis . 

1st . 

Nov. 

4, 

1890 

Dec. 

30, 

1890 

JDec. 

22, 

1891 

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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


No.  oi  Legis. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

1st . 

Apr.  26,  1892 

June  24,  1892 

2nd . 

Icm.  12.  1893 

Feb.  27,  1893 

3rd . 

Nov.  9,  1893 

Jan.  9,  1894 

4th . 

Nov.  20,  1894 

Jan.  12,  1895 

5th 

Oct.  30,  1895 

Dec.  21,  1895 

6th 

Nov.  17,  1896 

Jan.  9,  1897 

1st . 

Nov.  23.  1897 

Jan.  15,  1898 

2nd . 

Ian.  12,  1899 

Mar.  10,  1899 

3rd . 

Ian.  18,  1900 

Mar.  23,  1900 

1st . 

Feb.  14.  1901 

Mar.  28,  1901 

2nd 

Feb.  13,  1902 

Mar.  26,  1902 

3rd . 

Feb.  26,  1903 

Apr.  25,  1903 

4th 

Mar.  22.  1904 

June,  2,  1904 

llth  Legis 

1st . 

Mar.  2,  1905 

May  20,  1905 

2nd 

Ian.  18.  1906 

Mar.  9,  1906 

3rd 

Jan.  15,  1907 

Mar.  14,  1907 

4th . 

Mar.  8,  1908 

Apr.  25,  190E 

1st . 

Mar.  2,  1909 

May  29,  1909 

2nd 

Mar.  15,  1910 

June  4,  1910 

3rd 

Jan.  10,  1911 

Mar.  24,  1911 

4th 

Jan.  9,  1912 

Apr.  3,  1912 

13th  L<Mp's,  . 

1st 

Nov.  5,  1912 

Dec.  21,  1912 

2nd . 

Nov.  11,  1913 

Feb.  19,  1914 

3rd . — 

Jan.  7,  1915 

Mar.  5,  1915 

4th 

Jan.  11,  1916 

Mar.  16,  1916 

14th  Legis. 

1st 

Nov.  7,  1916 

Dec.  22,  1916 

2nd . 

Dec.  4.  1917 

Feb.  9,  1918 

3rd  .... 

Jan.  21,  1919 

Mar.  17,  1919 

15th  Legis. 

Dec.  10,  1919 

Feb.  14,  1920 

2nd 

Jan.  11,  1921 

Mcr.  19,  1921 

3rd . 

Jan.  10,  1922 

Mar.  21,  1922 

4th 

Oct.  24,  1922 

Dec.  29,  1922 

16th  Login 

1st . 

Dec.  17,  1923 

Mar.  15.  1924 

2nd 

Jan.  7,  1925 

Apr.  3,  1925 

3rd 

Jan.  7,  1926 

Mar.  24,  1926 

4th _ 

jan.  11,  1927 

Apr.  1,  1927 

17th  Login 

1st . 

Jan.  10,  1928 

Mar.  22,  1928 

2nd . 

jan.  8,  1929 

Apr.  4,  1929 

3rd . 

Jan.  7,  1930 

Apr.  4,  1930 

4th . 

Dec.  2,  1930 

Apr.  4,  1931 

1st . 

Nov.  3,  1931 

Feb.  19,  1932 

2nd . 

Jan.  10,  1933 

Apr.  13,  1933 

3rd . 

Jan.  9,  1934 

Apr.  20,  1934 

4th . 

Jan.  8,  1935 

May  18,  1935 

Dissolution 

Feb.  27,  1897 

Inov.  14.  1900 

J 

)nov.  4,  1904 
May  6,  1908 

Apr.  15,  1912 

Apr.  14,  1916 

|May  22,  1919 
Ian.  10,  1923 

jApr.  19,  1927 

July  30,  1931 

1 


Oct.  30,  1935 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 


769 


No.  oi  Legis. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

19th  Legis . ..... 

1st . 

Mar. 

24,  1936 

June 

11,  1936 

[June  11,  1936 

20th  Legis . 

1st . 

Oct. 

7,  1936 

Nov. 

12,  1936 

1 

2nd 

Feb. 

24,  1937 

May  27,  1937 

j-Sept.  23,  1939 

3rd 

Jan. 

26,  1938 

Apr. 

12,  1938 

1 

4th 

Jan. 

18,  1939 

Apr. 

28,  1939 

J 

1st . 

Feb. 

20,  1940 

2nd 

Jan. 

7,  1941 

May  17,  1941 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

24,  1942 

May  29,  1942 

jjune  29,  1944 

4th 

Feb. 

23,  1943 

June  23,  1943 

1 

5th . 

Jan. 

18,  1944 

June 

3,  1944 

J 

1st . 

Feb. 

7,  1945 

1945 

2nd 

Feb. 

13,  1946 

Apr. 

17,  1946 

JJune  9,  1948 

3rd . 

Feb. 

12,  1947 

May 

10,  1947 

| 

4th . 

Jan. 

14,  1948 

Apr. 

1,  1948 

J 

1st . 

Jan. 

19,  1949 

10,  1949 

2nd 

Feb. 

15,  1950 

Apr. 

5,  1950 

3rd 

Nov. 

8,  1950 

Mar. 

14,  1951 

May  28,  1952 

4th 

Nov. 

7.  1951 

Jan. 

23,  1952 

24th  Legis. 

1st  ... 

Nov. 

12,  1952 

Feb. 

26,  1953 

■) 

2nd  .... 

Nov. 

18,  1953 

Mar. 

5,  1954 

3rd 

Nov. 

17,  1954 

Feb. 

22,  1955 

4th . 

Nov. 

16,  1955 

Feb. 

23,  1956 

1 

25th  Legis. 

1st . 

Nov. 

14,  1956 

Feb. 

21,  1957 

2nd . 

Nov. 

13,  1957 

Feb. 

21,  1958 

3rd  — 

Nov. 

19,  1958 

Mar. 

5,  1959 

4th  ..... 

Nov. 

18,  1959 

Mar. 

18,  1960 

|Apr.  27,  1960 

26th  Legis . 

1st . 

Sept. 

20,  1960 

22,  1960 

) 

2nd  — 

Nov. 

10,  1960 

June 

10,  1961 

VSept.  19,  1962 

3rd _ 

Jan. 

9,  1982 

Sept. 

19,  1962 

1 

1st . 

Jan. 

15,  1963 

July 

11,  1963 

2nd . . 

Aug. 

21,  1963 

Aug. 

23,  1963 

3rd . . 

Jan. 

14,  1964 

July 

31,  1964 

4th _ 

Jan. 

21,  1965 

Aug. 

6,  1965 

Apr.  18,  1966 

5th . 

Oct. 

22,  1965 

Oct. 

22,  1965 

6th . 

Jan. 

25,  1966 

Apr. 

18,  1966 

28th  Legis . 

1st  . 

Dec. 

1,  1966 

Aug. 

12,  1967 

2nd _ 

Feb. 

20,  1968 

July 

5,  1968 

3rd . . 

htly 

5,  1968 

Dec. 

18,  1968 

Mar.  12,  1970 

4th . 

Feb. 

25,  1969 

Dec. 

23,  1969 

5th 

Feb. 

24,  1970 

Mar. 

12,  1970 

ftQfh  T.A<jis. 

June 

9,  1970 

Dec. 

19,  1970 

2nd  . 

Feb. 

23,  1971 

Dec. 

24,  1971 

3rd . 

Mar. 

7,  1972 

7  7  □ 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 


NAME 

CONSTITUENCY 

Arsenault,  Bona  . 

Matapedia 

Papineau 

Assad,  Mark  . 

Au dot,  Aurele  . 

Bacon,  Guy . 

Beland,  Jean-Louis . 

Trois-Rivieres 

Berthiaume,  Paul  . 

Napierville-Laprairie 
Missis  quoi 

Bertrand,  Tean-Iacques 

Bienvenue,  Hon.  Jean 

Blank,  Harry  . . . 

Bois,  Armand . . . 

Saint-Louis 

Boivin,  Roch  . 

Bosse,  Alfred  . 

Bourassa,  Hon.  Robert  . 

Brisson,  Aime  . 

Jeanne-Mance 

Brochu,  Yvon  . 

Brown,  Glendon  P . 

Burns,  Robert  . . . 

Cadieux,  G6rard . 

Maisonneuve 

Cardinal,  Jean-Guy  . 

Bagot 

Caron,  Lucien 

Carpentier,  Prudent  . . . 

Casgrain-Kirkland,  Hon.  Claire  . 

Castonguay,  Hon.  Claude  . 

Charron,  Claude .  . . 

Laviolette 

Marguerite-Bourgeoys 

Louis-Hebert 

Saint-Jacques 

Outremont 

Choquette,  Hon.  Jerome 

Cloutier,  Hon.  Frangois  . 

Cloutier,  Jean-Paul  . 

Montmagny 

Saint-Hyaclnthe 

Chambly 

Iberville 

Comellier,  Fernand  . 

Coumoyer.  Hon.  Jean . 

Croisetidre,  Alfred  . _ . 

Demers,  Philippe  . 

Dionne,  J.-Omer  . 

Drolet,  Antoine  . . . 

Drummond,  Hon.  Kevin  . 

Dumont,  Bernard  . 

Faucher,  Benjamin  . 

Fortier,  Guy  . 

Fraser,  Kenneth  . 

Compton 

Portneuf 

Westmount 

Megantic 

Yamaska 

GaspeJiud 

Huntingdon 

Gaspe-Nord 

Duplessis 

Jean-Talon 

Berthier 

L'Islet 

Gagnon,  Frangois  . 

Gallienne,  Donald  .... 

Gameau,  Hon.  Raymond  . 

Gauthier,  Guy  . 

Giasson,  Julien  . 

Goldbloom,  Hon.  Victor-C . 

D'Arcy-McGee 

Gatineau 

Gratton,  Michel  . 

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NAME 

CONSTITUENCY 

Guay,  Florian  . 

Hardy,  Denis  . . . .  . 

Harvey,  Andre  . . . . 

Harvey,  Hon.  Gerald  . . . . 

Houde,  Fernand  . . . . 

Houde,  Gilles  . . . 

Chauveau 

Jonquiere 

Limoilou 

Fab  re 

Joron,  Guy  . . 

Kennedy,  Georges  . 

Gouin 

Chateauguay 

Lacroix,  Louis-Philippe  .  . 

Lafontaine,  Fernand  . . . . . 

Lafrance,  Paul  . 

Labelle 

Riviere-du-Loup 

Deux-Montagnes 

Roberval 

Pontiac 

L'Allier,  Hon.  Jean-Paul  . 

Lamontagne,  Robert  . 

La  riviere,  Jean-Guy  . 

Frontenac 

Bourget 

Laval 

Lavoie,  Rene  . . . 

Leduc,  Guy  . 

Leger,  Marcel  . .. 

Wolfe 

Taillon 

Lafontaine 

Saguenay 

Bonaventure 

Bellechasse 

Charlevoix 

Laurier 

Arthabaska 

Montcalm 

Rouville 

Parent,  Hon.  Oswald  . 

Hull 

Maskinonge 

Saint-Laurent 

Pelletier,  Jean-Marie  . 

Kamouraska 

Sherbrooke 

L'Assomption 

Vaudreuil-Soulanges 

Olier 

Lac-Saint-Jean 

Drummond 

Quenneville,  Hon.  Robert  . 

Roy,  J.-Aurelien  . . 

Joliette 

L6vis 

Beauce 

Russell,  Armand  . . . - 

Shefford 

Argenteuil 

Samson,  Camil  . — . — . 

Rouyn-Noranda 

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NAME 


CONSTITUENCY 


Saint-Germain,  Noel  ...... 

Saint-Pierre,  Hon.  Guy 

Seguin,  Arthur-E.  _ 

Shanks,  Gerard  . 

Simard,  Hon.  Claude 

Simard,  Montcalm  . 

Springate,  Georges-J. 


lacques-Cartier 

Vercheres 

Robert- Baldwin 

Saint-Henri 

Richelieu 

Temiscouata 

Sainte-Anne 


Tessier,  Hon.  Maurice  . 

Tetrault,  Ronald  . 

Tetley,  Hon.  William 

Theberge,  Gilbert  . . 

Toupin,  Hon.  Normand 

Tremblay,  Charles  . . 

Tremblay,  Hon.  Georges-E. 
Tremblay,  Jean-Noel 


Rimouski 

Abitibi-Est 

Notre-Dame-de-Grace 

Temiscamingue 

Champlain 

Sainte-Marie 

Bourassa 

Chicoutimi 


Vaillancourt,  Georges 

Veilleux,  Jacques  . 

V6zina,  Louis . . . 

Vincent,  Clement  _ 


Stanstead 

Saint-Jean 

Montmorency 

Nicolet 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 

LEGEND:  L  —  Liberal;  UQ  —  Unite-Quebec;  IND.  —  Independent; 
PQ  —  Parti  Quebecois;  RC  —  Ralliement  des  Creditistes. 


Constituency 

Name  of  Member 

Political 

Affiliation 

Ahitihi-Est 

Ronald  Tetrault  . 

(RC) 

(RC) 

Hon.  Francois  Cloutier  . - . 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

Hon.  J.-Gilles  Masse  . 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(RC) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

Berthier  . . 

Guy  Gauthier  . . . . 

(UQ) 

Bonaventure  . . 

Hon.  Gerard-D.  Levesque  . . . 

(LIB) 

Bourassa  . . . . . 

Hon.  Georges-E.  Tremblay  . - 

(LIB) 

Bouiget  ,  . 

Camille  Laurin  . 

(PQ) 

(LIB) 

Chambly .  — 

Hon.  Jean  Cournoyer . 

(LEB) 

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Constituency 


Name  of  Member 


Political 

Affiliation 


Champlain  . . . . 

Charlevoix  . . . 

Chateauguay  _ 

Chauveau  . . . . . . 

Chicoutimi  - - - - 

Compton  _ _ 

D'Arcy  McGee  _ _ 

Deux-Montagnes  . . 

Dorchester  _ 

Dorion  _ _ 

Drummond  _ _ _ _ 

Dubuc  _ _ 

Duplessis  . . . _. 

Fabre  . . . . . . , . 

Frontenac  . . . 

Gaspe-Nord  . . . 

Gaspe-Sud  . . . . 

Gatineau . . 

Gouin  . . . . . . 

Hull  . . . . . 

Huntingdon  . _ . . 

Iberville  . . . . 

Iles-de-la-Madeleine  . 

Jacques-Cartier  _ 

Jeanne-Mance  . . . . 

Jean-Talon  . . . 

Joliette . . . 

Jonqui4re  _ _ 

Kamouraska  _ _ _ 

Labelle  . . 

Lac-Saint-Jean  . . _ . 

Latontaine  . . . . 

L'Assomption  _ _ 

Laurier  . . . . . 

Laval  . 

Laviolette  . . 

L4vis  _ _ _ 

Limoilou  . 

L'lslet  _ _ _ _ 

Lotbini&re  _ 

Louis-Hebert  . . . . 

Maisonneuve  . . 

Marguerite-Bourgeoys  ... 

Maskinonge  _ _ 

Matane  . — . — . — 

Matap6dia  . . . . 

Mdgantic  . . 

Mercier  . 

Missisquoi  . _...., — 

Montcalm  . 


Hon.  Normand  Toupin  . 

Raymond  Mailloux  . _ . . 

George  Kennedy  . . — - - 

Andre  Harvey  . . 

Jean-Noel  Tremblay  — 

J.-Omer  Dionne  . . 

Hon.  Victor  Charles  Goldbloom 

Hon.  Jean-Paul  L'Allier  . — 

Florian  Guay  . 

Alfred  Bosse  . . 

Hon.  Bernard  Pinard  . . 

Roch  Boivin . . . 

Donald  Gallienne  . . . 

Joseph-Ren4-Gilles  Houde  . — . 

Paul-A.  Latulippe  . . . . 

Francois- Alphonse  Gagnon  . 

J.-Arthur-Guy  Fortier  . 

Michel  Gratton  . 

Guy  Joron  . — . . . 

Hon.  Oswald  Parent  . 

Kenneth  Fraser  . . 

Alfred  Croisetiere  . . . . 

Louis-Philippe  Lacroix  . . . . 

Noel  St-Germain  — . _ - 

Jos.-Georges-Lucien-Aime  Brisson  ... 

Hon.  Raymond  Gameau  . 

Hon.  Robert  Quenneville  . — 

Hon.  Gerald  Harvey  . - . 

Jean-Marie  Pelletier  . - . . 

Fernand  Lafontaine  . . . . . . 

Roger  Pilotte  . . - . — 

Marcel  L4ger  . . 

Jean  Perreault  . — 

Andre  Marchand  . - - - 

Jean-Noel  Lavoie  . - 

Prudent  Carpentier  - - 

J.-Aurelien  Roy  . . . . 

Fernand  Houde  . - .... 

Julien  Giasson  . . 

jean-Louis  Beland  - - 

Hon.  Claude  Castonguay  . . 

Robert  Bums  . - - - 

Hon.  Claire  Kirkland  Casgrain  . 

Joseph-Ren4-R4mi  Paul  - - - 

Hon.  Jean  Bienvenue  - - 

Bona  Arsenault  . . 

Bernard  Dumont . . 

Hon.  Robert  Bourassa . . — 

Hon.  Jean-Jacques  Bertrand  - - 

Marcel  Masse  . . . 


(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(RC) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(RC) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(PQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(RC) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(RC) 

(LIB) 

(PQ) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(RC) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(IND.) 


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Constituency 

Name  of  Member 

Political 

Affiliation 

Montmagny  . 

Jean-Paul  Cloutier 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(RC) 

(LIB) 

Montmorency  . 

Louis  Vezina . . . 

Napierville-Laprairie 
Nicolet  . 

Paul  Berthiaume 

Clement  Vincent 

Notre-Dame-de-Grace  ... 

Hon.  William  Tetley 

Olier 

Fernand  Picard  . 

Outremont  . 

Papineau  . . 

Hon.  Jerome  Choquette 

Mark  Assad  . . 

Pontiac  . 

Portneuf  . 

Richelieu  . . 

Claude  Simard 

Richmond  . . 

Yvon  Brochu  . . . . 

Hon.  Joseph-Alexandre-Auguste- 
Maurice  Tessier 

Paul  Lafrance 

Rimouski  . 

(RC) 

Riviere-du-Loup  . 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

Robert  Baldwin  . 

Arthur-E.  Sequin 

Roberval  . 

Rouville  . 

Robert  Lamontagne  . 

Marcel  Ostiguy 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(RC) 

(PQ) 

Rouyn-Noranda  . . 

Camil  Samson  . 

Saguenay  . 

Lucien  Lessard 

Sainte-Anne  . 

Georges  J.  Springate 

Sainte-Marie  . 

Charles  Tremblay 

ILLDJ 

(PQ) 

(LIB) 

Saint-Henri  . 

Gerard  Shanks 

Saint-Hyacinthe 

Fernand  Comellier 

Saint-Jacques  . 

Claude  Charron  . 

(Lin) 

(PQ) 

(LIB) 

Saint-Jean  . 

Jacques  Veilleux 

Saint-Laurent  . 

Saint-Louis  . 

Harry  Blank  . 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(RC) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(UQ) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

(LIB) 

Saint-Maurice  . 

Philippe  Demers 

Saint-Sauveur  . . . 

Armand  Bois 

Shefford  . 

Armand  Russell  . 

Sherbrooke  . 

Jean-Paul  Pepin  . 

Stanstead 

Georges  Vaillancourt  .. 

Guy  Leduc  . 

Temiscamingue  . 

Temisoouata  . 

Gilbert  Theberge 

Montcalm  Simard 

Terrebonne 

Denis  Hardy 

Trois-Rivieres  . 

Vaudreuil-Soulanges  ... 
Verch^res  .  . 

Guy  Bacon  . 

Paul  Phaneuf  . 

Hon.  Guy  Saint-Pierre 

Verdun 

I.ucien  Caron  . 

Westmount  . . . 

Wolle 

Hon.  Kevin  Drummond 

Yamaska  . 

Benjamin  Faucher . 

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SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

ARSENAULT,  BONA,  (Matapedia).  B.  Oct.  4,  1903, 
at  Bonaventure,  Que.  S.  of  Joseph  G.  Arsenault  and 
Marcelline  Gauthier,  both  Acadians.  Ancestors  came 
from  France  in  1670.  Ed.  at  Commercial  Academy  of 
Bonaventure,  School  of  Political  and  Economical  Social 
Sciences  of  Laval  University  and  graduate  from  Life 
Insurance  Research  Bureau  of  the  University  of  Con¬ 
necticut,  U.S.A.  M.  May  6,  1926  to  Blandine,  dau.  of 
Sylvestre  Bernard  and  Elizabeth  Appleby  of  Bonaventure. 
Eight  children:  Pauline,  Jean,  Marcelle,  Real,  Lise,  Julien, 
Lina  and  Pierre.  In  1932-36  Pres,  and  Dir.  of  Le  Journal, 
Que.,  in  1935  Pres,  of  the  Weekly  Newspapers  Assn,  of 
the  Prov.  of  Quebec,  and  from  1936-39  Pres,  and  Dir. 
of  L’Evenement-Journal.  1941-53  District  Manager  of  Na¬ 
tional  Life  Assurance  Co.,  of  Canada.  Author  of  “Malgre 
les  Obstacles”  and  “L’Acadie  des  Ancetres”.  Conserva¬ 
tive  cand.  for  Que.  Legisl.  g.e.,  1931,  1935  and  def.  Un¬ 
successful  cand.  for  H.  of  C.  at  g.e.,  1940.  First  elect  to 
H.  of  C.  g.e.,  1945  as  Ind.  Re  elect,  g.e.,  1949  and  1953 
as  Liberal.  First  elected  to  the  Que.  Assem.  g.e.,  1960.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Sworn  in  as  Minister  of 
Lands  and  Forests,  July  5, 1960.  Min.  of  Fisheries  and  Game, 
1962-66.  Provincial  Secretary,  1964-66.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  1330  Montmorency  St.,  Quebec,  Que. 

ASSAD,  MARK  JOSEPH,  B.A.,  M.A.  (Papineau).  B. 
June  14,  1940  at  Buckingham,  Que.  S.  of  Adelard  Assad, 
Lebanese  and  Edna  Chartrand,  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Patrick’s 
Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Ottawa.  M.  July  1,  1964  to  Denise  Mar- 
jolaine  dau.  of  Euclide  Tremblay  of  Montreal,  Que.  One 
child:  Eric.  First  elected  to  Que.  N.A.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Address:  509  Principale  St.,  Buckingham,  Que. 

AUDET,  AURELE  (Abitibi-Ouest).  B.  Oct.  12,  1920  at 
La  Sarre,  Que.  S.  of  Theophile  Audet  and  Clara  B6gin, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  La  Sarre  and  Ste-Hyacinthe  schools. 
M.  (1)  Oct.  4,  1950  to  Monique  Clermont  of  Lorrainville, 
Que.  and  (2)  April  18,  1960  to  Therese  Roy  of  St-Prosper 
de  Dorchester,  Que.  Seven  children:  Julie,  Andre,  Rachel, 


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Monqiue,  Danielle,  Richard  and  Barbara.  A  Mgr.  of  milk 
company.  Mem.  Caisse  Populaire  and  C.  of  C.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Route  45,  La  Sarre,  Abitibi,  Que. 

BACON,  GUY,  B.S.C.  (Trois-Rivieres).  B.  Feb.  13,  1936 
at  Trois-Rivieres,  Que.  S.  of  Jos.  D.  Bacon  and  Yvonne  Jette 
both  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Philippe  School  and  De  La  Salle  Aca¬ 
demy,  Trois-Rivieres  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  March  2,  1963  to 
Huguette  Laberge  of  Trois-Rivieres.  A  public  relations  rep¬ 
resentative.  Mem.  Rotary.  Vice-Pres.  Les  Festivals  de  Musi- 
que  of  Quebec.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  700  de  l’Esplanade  Place, 
Apt.  20,  Trois-Rivieres,  Que. 

BELAND,  JEAN-LOUIS  (Lotbiniere).  B.  Nov.  27,  1932 
at  St-Gilles,  Lotbiniere,  Que.  S.  of  Joseph  Beland  and  Marie- 
Blanche  Bergeron,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Gilles  schools, 
agric.  course  at  Ste-Anne-de-Ia-Pocatiere  and  O.A.C.,  Guelph, 
Ont.  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  May  20,  1957  to  Rita  Biron  of  St- 
Agapit,  Que.  Five  children:  Guylain,  Mario,  Nil,  Pascal  and 
Majorie.  Administrator  and  mem.  Exec.  U.C.  Federation 
des  Cultivateurs  1968-70.  Pres.  “Office  des  Producteurs  de 
Bois  de  Lotbiniere”  1964-70.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  St-Gilles,  Lotbiniere,  Que. 

BERTHIAUME,  PAUL  (Napierville-Laprairie).  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
3170  Belvedere  St.,  Ville  de  Brossard,  Que. 

BERTRAND,  JEAN-JACQUES,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Missis- 
quoi).  B.  June  20,  1916,  at  Ste.  Agathe-des-Monts,  Que. 
S.  of  J.  Lorenzo  and  Bernadette  Bertrand,  both  Fr.-Can. 
Ed.  at  Ste-Agathe  College,  St.  Hyacinthe  Seminary,  Ot¬ 
tawa  and  Montreal  Univ.  Degrees.  B.A.  and  LL  L  \ 
Barrister.  M.  Oct.  14,  1944  to  the  dau.  of  late  Hon.  and 
Mrs.  L.  A.  Giroux,  of  Sweetsburg,  Que.  Three  children- 
Andree,  Jean-Frangois  and  Suzanne.  Dir.  of  “La  Cie 
d’Expansion  Industrielle  de  Cowansville”.  Governor- 
“Brome-Missisquoi  Perkins  Hospital”.  Mem.  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  K.  of  C.  and  Renaissance  Club.  First 


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elect,  to  Quebec  Assem.  g.e.  1948.  Re-elected  g.e.  1952, 
1956, 1960, 1962, 1966  and  1970.  Apptd.  Parliamentary  Assist, 
to  the  Min.  of  Lands  and  Forests,  Dec.  18,  1954.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Lands  and  Forests,  April  30,  1958  and  Sept.  11,  1959. 
Apptd.  Min.  of  Social  Welfare  and  Youth,  Jan.  8,  1960. 
Min.  of  Education  1966-67.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Justice,  June  16, 
1966.  Apptd.  Premier  and  President  of  the  Executive  Coun¬ 
cil,  1968.  Min.  of  Intergovernmental  Affairs  and  Min.  of 
Justice,  1968-69.  Leader  of  the  Opposition,  Apr.  29,  1970. 
Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  769  Principale  St., 
Cowansville,  Que. 

BIENVENUE,  HON.  JEAN,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  (Matane).  B. 
June  24,  1928  at  Quebec,  Que.  S.  of  Valmore  Bienvenue  and 
Charlotte  Langlois,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Louis  de  Gonza- 
gue  boarding  school,  Jesuit  Coll.,  Quebec  and  Laval  Univ.  M. 
July  5,  1952  to  Paule  dau.  of  Willie  Brunet  of  Quebec.  Six 
children:  Marie,  Helene,  Pierre,  Celine,  Remy  and  Jean. 
A  lawyer.  Served  RCN(R)  1948-60  with  rank  of  Lieut.  Mem. 
(Hon.)  Matane  Curling  Club.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem. 
g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970  Min.  of  State  May  3,  1971  to 
1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Immigration  and  Min.  responsible 
for  the  Manpower  sector  in  the  Dept,  of  Labour  and 
Manpower  Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Parliament  Buildings,  Quebec,  Que. 

BLANK,  HARRY,  B.Sc.,  B.C.L.  (Saint-Louis).  B.  May  24, 
1925  at  Sherbrooke,  Que.  S.  of  Udel  Blank  and  Molly 
Zinman,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Strathern,  Devonshire,  Aber¬ 
deen  Public  Schools  at  Montreal,  Baron  Byng  High  School, 
Montreal  and  McGill  University,  Montreal.  M.  (1)  Sept. 
5,  1951  to  Phillis  Adele  Wolfe  of  Montreal,  (2)  to  Elaine 
Samet  of  Boston,  Mass.  Four  children:  David,  Gale,  Carem 
and  Michael.  A  lawyer.  Served  with  2nd  Can.  Army  Univ. 
Corps,  1943;  C.I.C.  1944;  overseas  with  North  Shore  Regt. 
(N.B.)  1944;  wounded  in  action;  Royal  Montreal  Regt. 
1945  and  McGill  COTC,  1946-50.  Mem.  of  Can.  Legion, 
B’nai  B’rith,  Y.M.H.A.,  Knights  of  Pythias,  De  Sola  Club, 
Lachute  Golf  and  Country  Club,  McGill  C.T.C.  Old  Boy’s 
Assn.,  Reform  Club,  Que.  Flying  Club,  Zionist  Men’s 
Assn,  of  Can.  and  McGill  Graduate  School  Assn.  First 


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elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1966 
and  1970.  Apptd.  Asst.  Deputy  Speaker  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Hebrew.  Address:  4625  Miller  Ave.,  Montreal,  Que. 

BOIS,  ARMAND  (Saint-Sauveur).  B.  April  21,  1920  at 
St-Jean-Port-Joli,  Cty  L’Islet,  Que.  S.  of  Louis  Bois  and  Maria 
Pelletier,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Jean-Port-Joli  schools,  Ste- 
Anne-de-La-Pocatiere  and  St-Victor  de  Beauce.  M.  July  4, 
1942  to  Berthe  Fournier  of  Quebec.  Nine  children:  Andre 
Pauline,  Michele,  Yves,  Alain,  Mireille,  Denise,  Louis  and 
Madeleine.  An  insurance  agent.  Served  Can.  Army  (Capt.) 
1940-46.  Mayor  Ville  Les  Saules  1959-63.  Mem.  C.  of  C.  and 
Pres,  and  founder  St-Jean-Baptiste  Society  of  Ste-Monique- 
des-Saules,  1954.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970. 
Party  pol.:  R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  3660  Michelet  St., 
Ville  Les  Saules,  Que. 

BOIVIN,  ROCH,  M.D.  (Dubuc).  B.  Oct.  14,  1912  at 
Ste-Anne  de  Chicoutimi,  Que.  S.  of  C.  F.  X.  Boivin  and 
Anna  Simard  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  Chicoutimi  Seminary  and 
Laval  Univ.  M.  June  8,  1942  to  Marie-Paule  dau.  of  J.-E. 
Bordeleau.  Six  children:  Roxane,  Marguerite,  Denis,  Val¬ 
uer,  Donat  and  Anna.  An  anesthesist.  Mem.  and  sect’y. 
Medical  Office  Hotel  Dieu  Saint  Vallier  Hospital,  Chicou¬ 
timi  for  ten  years.  Administrator  of  this  hospital  for  three 
years.  Mem.  French  Speaking  Doctors  Assn,  and  many 
others.  Mayor  Chicoutimi  since  1949.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Min.  without 
Portfolio  for  Health,  June  16,  1966  to  1968.  Min.  of  State  for 
Health,  1968-70.  Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
2651  Roussel  St.,  Chicoutimi  North,  Que. 

BOSSE,  ALFRED  (Dorion).  A  technical  counsellor. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Ad¬ 
dress:  3445  Papineau  St.,  Apt.  26,  Montreal,  Que. 

BOURASSA,  HON.  ROBERT,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  LL.M.,  M.A. 
(Mercier).  B.  July  14,  1933  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Aubert 
Bourassa  and  Adrienne  Curville,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at 
Jean  de  Brebeuf  College,  Univ.  of  Montreal,  Oxford  Univ. 
and  Harvard  Univ.  Governor-General’s  Medal  1956.  M.  Aug. 
23,  1958  to  Andree  Simard  of  Sorel,  Que.  Two  children: 


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Frangois  and  Michelle.  A  lawyer.  Admitted  to  Que.  Bar 
1957.  Mem.  France-Canada  Assn.  First  elected  to  Que. 
Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Elected  Leader  of 
Liberal  Party  Jan.  17,  1970.  Sworn  in  as  Prime  Minister 
May  12,  1970.  Min.  of  Intergovernmental  Affairs  1971  to 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament 
Buildings,  Quebec,  Que. 

BRISSON,  JOSEPH  GEORGES  LUCIEN  AIME,  C.A., 
(Jeanne-Mance).  B.  Sept.  13,  1928  at  Montreal,  Que.  S. 
of  Almanzar  and  Alma  Brisson  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at 
University  of  Montreal.  A  chartered  accountant. 
Associated  with  Brisson,  Sicard  &  Co.,  Chartered 
Accountants,  Montreal.  President  Assn.  Athletique 
Nationale  de  la  Jeunesse  Can.  Elected  Co.  pres.  Young 
Liberals,  1953;  treas.  Young  Liberals  of  Que.  1954,  vice- 
pres.  1956  and  in  1960  named  sect’y.  Assn.  Liberate  Senior 
du  Comte.  Dir.  Kinsmen  Club  of  Ste  Rose,  1954  and 
Kinsmen  Club  of  Ville  Marie,  1958.  Dr.  Le  Credit  Immo- 
bilier  Inc.  et  Le  Credit  Notre  Dame  Inc.  1955.  Dir.  Centre 
Paul  Sauve  and  Palestre  Nationale,  1962.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  5944  Assomption  Blvd., 
Rosemont,  Montreal,  Que. 

BROCHU,  YVON  (Richmond).  B.  April  25,  1944  at  As¬ 
bestos,  Que.  S.  of  Joseph  Brochu  and  Yvonne  Tremblay. 
Ed.  at  Asbestos  elementary  and  secondary  schools,  St. 
Charles  Seminary,  Sherbrooke  and  Univ.  of  Sherbrooke. 
M.  July  30,  1971  to  Angele  dau.  of  Rosaire  Martel,  Asbestos. 
Mem.  K.  of  C.,  C.  of  C.,  Hunting  and  Fishing  Club,  Jr. 
C.  of  C.  and  Snowmobile  Club.  First  elected  to  Que.  Nat. 
Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
R.R.  #  1,  Asbestos,  Richmond  Cy.,  Que. 

BROWN,  GLENDON  PETTES  (Brome).  B.  Dec.  6, 
1914  at  Knowlton,  Que.  S.  of  Clifton  Harold  Brown,  Can. 
and  Louise  Roberts,  Engl.  Ed.  at  Rural  School  at  Bolton 
Glen,  Que.,  Knowlton  Academy,  Everett  High  School, 
Everett  Mass.,  Revere  High  School,  Revere  Mass,  and 
North  Carolina  State  College,  Raleigh,  N.C.  M.  Nov.  21. 


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1938  to  Doris  Geraldine  dau.  of  Walter  Smith  of  Sher¬ 
brooke,  N.S.  Three  children:  Geraldine  Lynn,  Donald 
Bryce  and  Glen  Allen.  A  farmer,  school  teacher  and 
machinist.  Pres.  Cecil  Butters  Memorial  Hospital;  vice- 
pres.  Brome  County  Historical  Society;  pres.  Knowlton 
Bible  Society  and  Gov.  Que.  Rugby  Football  Union. 
Played  football  in  the  Big  Four  1935,  1941  and  1945,  Grey 
Cup  1944.  Mem.  Lions  Club  and  Chamber  of  Commerce 
of  Knowlton.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1956.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1960,  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  R.R.  2,  Bolton  West,  Knowlton,  Brome 
Co.,  Que. 

BURNS,  ROBERT  GORDON  (Maisonneuve).  A  lawyer. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.Q. 
Address:  6384  Ecores  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

CADIEUX,  GERARD  (Beauharnois).  B.  Apr.  3,  1928  at 
Valleyfield,  Que.  S.  of  Charles  Cadieux  and  Marie-Louise 
Lalonde  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Valleyfield  schools  and 
Valleyfield  Seminary.  M.  Sept.  20,  1950  to  Janine  dau.  of 
Joseph  Langis  of  Ste  Luce  sur  Mer,  Que.  Three  children: 
Diane,  Daniele  and  Stephane.  A  merchant.  Dir.  Charles 
Cadieux  &  Sons  Inc.  Mem.  K.  of  C.,  4th  degree;  former 
pres.  Junior  C.  of  C.  and  Bd.  of  Trade;  Club  Nautique, 
Valleyfield.  Prov.  cand.  g.e.  1956  and  1960  and  def.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  13  Terrace 
Louise,  Salaberry-de-Valleyfield,  Que. 

CARDINAL.  JEAN-GUY,  LL.D.  (Bagot).  Born  March 
10,  1925  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Armand  Cardinal  and 
Eva  Harbec,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Andre  Grasset  Coll,  and 
Univ.  of  Montreal  Faculty  of  Law.  M.  July  14,  1951  to 
Jacqueline  dau.  of  Paul-Emile  Boisvert  of  Montreal.  Five 
children:  Francine,  Pierre,  Andre,  Marie-Josee  and  Domi¬ 
nique.  A  notary.  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Law  at  Montreal 
Univ.  Administrator  of  La  Laurentienne.  Served  Can. 
Army  rank  of  Lieut.  Delegate  Montreal  Dist.  to  Chambre 
des  Notaires.  Editorial  Secretary  Revue  du  Notariat.  Mem. 
Cercle  Universitaire  and  Can.  Bar  Assn.  First  elected  to 


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Que.  Assem.  by-election  Dec.  4,  1968.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970. 
Min.  of  Education,  1968  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  94,  R.R.  #  1,  St-Hippolyte, 
Terrebonne,  Cy,  Que. 

CARON,  LUCIEN  (Verdun).  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem. 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  7145  Churchill  St.,  Ver¬ 
dun,  Que. 

CARPENTIER,  PRUDENT  (Laviolette).  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  790  —  11th 
Avenue,  Grand’Mere,  Que. 

CASGRAIN  KIRKLAND,  HON.  Mrs.  M.-CLAIRE,  LL.L. 
(Marguerite-Bourgeoys).  B.  Sept.  8,  1924  at  Palmer,  Mass. 
Dau.  of  Charles-Aime  Kirkland  and  Rose-A.  Demers  both 
Can.  Ed.  at  Villa  Maria  Convent,  Montreal,  and  McGill  Umiv., 
Montreal.  Admitted  to  Que.  Bar  Oct.  28,  1952.  M.  May  1, 
1954  to  Philippe  son  of  the  Hon.  Perreault  Casgrain  of 
Rimouski,  Que.  Three  children:  Lynne-Marie,  Kirkland 
and  Marc.  Mem.  of  many  social  clubs.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  at  by-election  Dec.  14,  1961.  Vacancy  caused 
by  the  death  of  her  father  the  Hon.  Charles-Aime  Kirk¬ 
land.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Min.  without  Port¬ 
folio  1962-64.  Min.  of  Transport  &  Communications  1964-66. 
Min.  of  Tourism,  Fish  and  Game,  1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Cultural  Affairs  Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

CASTONGUAY,  HON.  CLAUDE  ANDRE  EMILE  (Louis 
Hebert).  B.  May  8,  1929  at  Quebec,  Que.  S.  of  Emile  Caston- 
guay  and  Jeanne  Gauvin.  Ed.  at  Quebec  Academy,  Laval 
Univ.  and  Manitoba  Univ.  M.  Sept.  22,  1956  to  Marie  dau. 
of  Gaspard  Fauteux,  Quebec.  Three  children:  Monique, 
Johanne  and  Philippe.  Dir.  Gen.  Prevoyance  Life  Insurance 
Co.,  1958-62.  Mem.  of  firm  Castonguay,  Lemay,  Pouliot, 
Guerard  and  Associates  Inc.,  1962-70.  Pres,  of  the  Inquiry 
Commission  on  Health  and  Welfare,  Nov.  1966  to  March 
1970.  First  elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of 
Health  and  Min.  of  Family  and  Social  Welfare  April  1970 
to  Dec.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Social  Affairs  Dec.  1970.  Party 


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pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Buildings, 
Quebec,  Que. 

CHARRON,  CLAUDE  (Saint-Jacques).  A  professor.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assam,  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.Q.  Address: 
440  Botnsecours  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 

CHOQUETTE,  HON.  JEROME,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,  D.esSc.Ec., 
Q.C.  (Outremont).  B.  Jan.  25,  1928  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of 
Claude  Choquette  and  Pauline  Geoffrion,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Stanislas  Coll.,  McGill  Univ.  and  in  Paris.  M.  June  5,  1956 
to  Frangoise  dau.  of  Georges  Bedard  of  Montreal.  Four 
children:  Danielle,  Claude,  Celine  and  Frederic.  A  lawyer. 
Mem.  Reform  Club,  Montreal.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem. 
g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.,  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Justice,  1970. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Quebec,  Que. 

CLOUTIER,  HON.  FRANCOIS,  B.A.,  M.D.,  (Ahuntsic). 
B.  April  4,  1922  at  Quebec,  Que.  S.  of  Jean-Baptiste  Cloutier 
and  Anne-Marie  Tousignant.  Ed.  at  Laval  Univ.  and  Sor- 
bonne,  Paris.  M.  July  28,  1953  to  Solange,  dau.  of  Rene 
Hollinger  of  Paris,  France.  Two  children:  Sophie  and  Natha¬ 
lie.  A  doctor.  Former  dir.  gen.  of  World  Federation  for 
Mental  Health.  Mem.  Reform  Club,  Montreal.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Cultural  Affairs  1970 
and  Min.  of  Immigration  (ad  interim)  1971  to  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Education  Feb.  2,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catho¬ 
lic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

CLOUTIER,  JEAN-PAUL,  B.A.,  L.Sc.C.  (Montmagny). 
B.  Sept.  8,  1924  at  Saint-Paul  de  Montmagny,  Que.  S. 
of  Maurice  Cloutier  and  Alexina  Jean.  Ed.  at  Saint- 
Paul  and  Saint-Damien  primary  schools,  de  la  Pocatiere 
Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  1952  to  Angele  Paul  of 
Drummondville.  Six  children:  Frangoise,  Marguerite, 
Paul,  Chantal,  Danielle  et  Nathalie.  Sect’y.-treas.  of  Saint- 
Paul  since  1955.  For  many  years  regional  pres.  Municipal 
Sect’y.-treas.  Assn.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962. 
Re-elected  1966  and  1970.  Min.  of  Health  and  Min.  of 


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Family  and  Social  Welfare,  June  16,  1966  to  1970.  Party 
pol.:  U.Q.  Address:  Saint-Paul,  Montmagny  Co.,  Que. 

CORNELLIER,  FERNAND,  B.A.  (Saint-Hyacinthe).  B. 
Sept.  24,  1920  at  Joliette,  Que.  S.  of  Olivier  Cornellier  and 
Febronie  Ferland,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Joliette  schools. 
M.  Aug.  3,  1946  to  Rita  Blackburn  of  Chicoutimi,  Que.  Four 
children:  Judith,  Pierre,  Francine  and  Claude.  A  business 
administrator.  Mem.  C.  of  C.,  Richelieu  Club  and  K.  of  C. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  500  Saint-Pierre  St.,  La  Providence,  Que. 

COURNOYER,  HON.  JEAN  (Chambly).  Re-elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  by-election  Feb.  8,  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Labor 
Oct.  29,  1970  and  Min.  of  Labor  and  Manpower  1971.  Min. 
of  the  Civil  Service  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

CROISETIERE,  ALFRED,  (Iberville).  B.  July  21,  1922. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970. 
Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Address:  315  Riendeau  St.,  Iberville,  Que. 

DEMERS,  PHILIPPE,  B.A.,  D.M.V.,  (Saint-Maurice). 
B.  April  28,  1919  at  Saint-Sebastien,  Que.  S.  of  Charles- 
Emile  Demers  and  Amanda  Desranleau,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed. 
at  Saint-Sebastien  schools,  Saint-Hyacinthe  Seminary  and 
Veterinary  Schools  at  Oka  and  Sherbrooke.  M.  Sept.  14, 
1948  to  Jacqueline  dau.  of  F.  Fortin  of  Bedford,  Que.  Five 
children  :  Danielle.  Josee,  Jacques,  Helene  and  Andre.  A 
veterinary  doctor.  Alderman  and  Mayor  of  Shawinigan 
South  1951-62.  Mem.  Richelieu.  First  elected  to  Que. 
Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  3635  -  5th  Ave.,  Shawinigan  South,  Que. 

DIONNE,  J.-OMER  (Compton).  B.  July  5,  1905  at 
Grande-Isle,  Maine,  U.S.A.  S.  of  Tancrede  Dionne  and 
Eudoxie  Boucher.  Ed.  at  Rimouski  Seminary  and  St. 
Mary’s  Coll.,  Van  Buren.  M.  Sept  2,  1952  to  Marguerite 
dau.  of  Sylvio  Tardif  of  East  Angus,  Compton  Cty.,  Que. 
Ten  children:  Lise  (Mrs.  Yves  Proulx),  Germaine  (Mrs. 
Raymond  Brault),  Yvon,  Jean-Paul,  Marcel,  Gaston,  An¬ 
dre,  Pierre,  Claude  and  Roger.  Mem.  Reform  Club,  C.  of 


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C.  and  Assoc.  Forestiere.  Cand.  Que.  g.e.  1960  and  def. 
First  elected  to  Que.  N.A.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  R.R.  #  5,  Cookshire,  Compton  Cty., 
Que. 

DROLET,  ANTOINE  (Portneuf).  B.  Mar.  26,  1940  at  Les 
Ecureuils,  Portneuf,  Que.  S.  of  Noel  Drolet  and  Antoinette 
Rochette,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Les  Ecureuils  schools.  An 
agricultural  co-operative  manager.  Mem.  U.C.C.,  St-Jean- 
Baptiste  Society  aind  Caisse  Populaire.  Cand.  g.e.  1966  and 
def.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Les  Ecureuils,  Portneuf,  Que. 

DRUMMOND,  HON.  THOMAS  KEVIN,  M.B.A.  (West- 
mount).  B.  June  5,  1930  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Louis  Drum¬ 
mond  and  Margaret  Robertson.  Ed.  at  McGill  Univ.,  Harvard 
and  La  Sorbonne,  Paris,  France.  M.  June  7,  1957  to  Mary 
dau.  of  Terence  MacDermot,  Montreal.  Three  children: 
Leam,  Terence  and  Lara.  Mem.  Quebec  Winter  Club  and 
Montreal  Badminton  &  Squash  Club.  First  elected  to  Que. 
Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Lands  and  Forests 
May,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

DUMONT,  BERNARD  (Megantic).  B.  Jan.  16,  1928  at 
St-Henri,  Que.  S.  of  Philippe  Dumont  and  Albertine  Vallee, 
both  Fr.-Can.  Ed.  at  St-Vallier  school  and  U.  of  Ottawa, 
correspondence  course.  M.  Aug.  16,  1950  to  Suzanne,  dau! 
of  Arthur  Turgeon  of  Levis,  Que.  Seven  children:  Diane, 
Lorraine,  Mireille,  Jacques,  Gilbert,  Clement  and  Serge. 
An  insurance  agent.  Dir.  Caisse  Populaire  and  instructor- 
manager  Assurance-Vie  Desjardins,  1958-62.  Mayor  of  St- 
Vallier,  1960-63.  Mem.  Cercles  Lacordaires,  Ordre  Jacques- 
Cartier  and  Saint-Jean-Baptiste.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e 
1962.  Def.  g.e.  1963  and  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1968.  Resigned 
1970.  First  elected  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Saint-Ferdinand-d’Halifax,  Que. 

FAUCHER,  BENJAMIN,  B.A.,  M.V.  (Yamaska).  B.  Apr. 
11,  1915  at  St-Elphege,  Que.  S.  of  Urbain  Faucher  and  Olive 
Cote,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Elphege  primary  school,  Nicolet 


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Seminary  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  July  15, 1946  to  Gilberte 
Boisvert  of  St-Elphege.  Four  children:  Camille,  An  dree. 
Gilles  and  Raymond.  A  veterinarian.  Sanitory  Inspector, 
1943-69.  Alderman,  1964-70.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  and  Caisse  Popu- 
laire.  Cand.  g.e.  1966  and  def.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem. 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  21  Sainte 
Anne  St.,  Pierreville,  Que. 

FORTIER,  JOSEPH  ARTHUR  GUY,  B.A.,  M.D.,  (Gaspe- 
Sud).  B.  Nov.  9,  1912  at  Quebec,  Que.  S.  of  Arthur  Fortier, 
Fr.  Can.  and  Aline  Moffatt,  Can.  of  Scottish  descent.  Ed.  at 
Quebec  Seminary  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  July  15,  1937  to 
Jeannette,  dau.  of  Etienne  Dussault  of  Levis,  Que.  Five 
children:  Denyse,  Andre,  Marie,  Jacques  and  Jeannette. 
A  surgeon.  Mayor  of  Gaspe  1959-62.  First  elected  to  Que. 
Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Jacques-Cartier  St.,  Gasp6,  Que. 

FRASER,  KENNETH  JAMES  (Huntingdon).  B.  Oct.  17, 
1917  at  Dundee,  Que.  S.  of  William  D.  Fraser  and  Margaret 
Templeton.  Ed.  at  Dundee  Consolidated  School.  M.  Sept.  21, 
1949  to  Lily  dau.  of  Thomas  W.  McNinch,  Mervin,  Sask.  Six 
children:  Sheila,  Kathy,  Linda,  Marion,  Margaret  and  Ken¬ 
neth  Jr.  A  farmer.  Mem.  Rotary  Club.  Governor  Huntingdon 
Cy.  Hospital.  Cand.  g.e.  1960  and  1962  and  def.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Dundee,  Hunting¬ 
don  Cy.,  Que. 

GAGNON,  FRANCOIS  ALPHONSE  (Gaspe-Nord).  B 
Apr.  18,  1922  at  Cap-Chat,  Que.  S.  of  Hector  Gagnon  and 
Alice  Roy,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Cap-Chat  schools.  M.  to 
Andree  dau.  of  Theodore  G.  Gagnon  of  Cap-Chat.  Eight 
children:  Danielle,  Claire,  Nicole,  Jacinthe,  Martin,  Fran- 
cine,  M.-Andree  and  Nathalie.  Employed  by  l’Electricite 
Municipale  de  Cap-Chat,  Ste-Anne-des-Monts.  Sect’y.-treas. 
Cap-Chat  village.  Mem.  Richelieu  Club.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Min. 
of  Public  Works,  Dec.  23,  1969  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  U.Q. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Ville  de  Cap-Chat,  Que. 


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GALLIENNE,  DONALD  (Duplessis).  First  elected  to 
Que.  N.A.  at  by-election  Oct.  11,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Address:  632  Arnaud  St.,  Sept-Iles,  Que. 

GARNEAU,  HON.  RAYMOND,  M.Sc.  (Jean-Talon).  B. 
Jan.  3,  1935  at  Plessisville,  Que.  Ed.  at  Mont-Saint-Louis 
Coll.,  Montreal,  Laval  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Geneva.  M.  May  7, 
1960  to  Pauline  Roy  of  Quebec,  Que.  Two  children:  Jean- 
Francois  and  Veronique.  An  economist.  Exec.  Sect’y  Laval 
Students  Assn.;  professor  of  History  of  Labour  and  of  Eco¬ 
nomic  and  Industrial  Geography  at  Inst,  of  Technology  of 
Lauzon  and  professor  of  Economics  at  Laval.  Officer  in 
charge  of  mortgage  investments  at  Assurance-Vie  Desjar¬ 
dins  1959-61.  Asst.  Gen.  Sect’s.  Que  Lib.  Federation  1963-65. 
Exec,  sect’y  to  Prime  Minister  Lesage  1965-66  and  Bureau 
Chief  of  the  Leader  of  the  Opposition  1966-70.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970  Min.  of  the  Civil  Service  and  Asst, 
to  the  Min.  of  Finance  May  13,  1970  to  1971.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Finance  Oct.  1,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

GAUTHIER,  GUY,  B.A.,  M.D.,  (Berthier).  B.  March  20, 
1920  at  Acton  Vale,  Que.  S.  of  Leon  Gauthier  and  Alice 
Daigneault,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Andre  Academy  of 
Acton  Vale  and  St-Hyacinthe  Seminary.  M.  May  8,  1947  to 
Lucille  Jourdain  of  Cap  Chat,  Que.  One  child:  Suzanne. 
A  doctor.  Mayor  of  Saint-Michel-des-Saints  1955  to  date. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970. 
Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Address:  451  Brassard  St.,  Saint-Michel- 
des-Saints,  Que. 

GIASSON,  JULIEN  (L’lslet).  B.  Oct.  16,  1927  at  L’Islet, 
Que.  S.  Jules  Giasson  and  Euginie  Lemieux.  Ed.  at  St- 
Emile  School,  l’lslet  and  Ste-Anne  de  la  Pocatiere  Coll. 
M.  July  14,  1955  to  Denyse  dau.  of  Joseph  Cloutier  of  St- 
Eugene,  Que.  Seven  children:  Sylvain,  Bernard,  Martin, 
Vincent,  Caroline,  Sonia  and  Patricia.  An  insurance  agent 
Pres.  J.O.C.  1951-52;  Dir.  U.C.C.  1952-55;  Pres.  Chambre 
d’lnvitation  Bon-Secours  1964-65  and  mem.  K.  of  C.  First, 
elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  100,  L’lslet,  L’lslet  Co., 
Que. 


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GOLDBLOOM,  HON.  VICTOR  CHARLES,  B.Sc.,  M.D. 
(D’Arcy  McGee).  B.  July  31,  1923  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of 
Alton  Goldbloom  and  Annie  Esther  Ballon,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Selwyn  House  School,  Lower  Canada  Coll,  amd  McGill 
Univ.  M.  June  15,  1948  to  Sheila  dau.  of  Jacob  Saul  Bar- 
shay  (dec.)  of  New  York,  N.Y.,  U.S.A.  Three  children: 
Susan  Alice,  Michael  Eliot  and  Jonathan  Franklin.  A  phy¬ 
sician.  Served  RCAMC  1944-46.  Vice-pres.  Que.  Coll,  of 
Physicians  and  Surgeons,  1962-66.  Mem.  B’nai  B’rith 
(Quebec  City  Lodge),  dir.  Golden  Age  Assn.,  Montreal, 
advisor  Can.  Assn,  of  Occupational  Therapists  and  mem. 
Can.  Physiotherapy  Assn.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e. 
1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  State  responsible 
for  Quality  of  the  Environment,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Hebrew.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

GRATTON  MICHEL,  B.Eng.  (Gatineau).  B.  Feb.  1,  1939 
at  Hull,  Que.  S.  of  Aurele  Gratton  and  Germaine  Trepa- 
nier.  Ed.  at  St-Jean-Bosco  School,  Hull,  Ottawa  Univ., 
McGill  Univ.  and  Illinois  Inst,  of  Technology,  Chicago. 
M.  June  17,  1961  to  Madeleine  dau.  of  Lucien  Lafleur  of 
Hull.  Two  children:  Charles  A.  and  Roxanne.  A  civil  engi¬ 
neer.  Mem.  Rivermead  Gold  Club,  American  Management 
Assoc.,  Engineering  Inst,  of  Can.,  Corp.  des  Ingenieurs 
professionnels  du  Quebec,  and  C.  of  C.  Cand.  Mayor  of 
Hull  1970  and  def.  First  elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  by- 
election  Oct.  11,  1972,  later  declared  void.  Elected  at  by- 
election  Nov.  15,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  16  Normandie  St.,  Hull,  Que. 

GUAY,  FLORIAN,  (Dorchester).  B.  Nov.  23,  1941  at  St- 
Leon-de-Stanton,  Dorchester  Cty.,  Que.  S.  of  Emile  Guay 
and  Noella  St-Hilaire.  Ed.  at  St-Leon  and  Ste-Claire  schools. 
M.  June  29,  1968  to  Janita,  dau.  of  Fidele  Audet  of  St-Leon- 
de-Stanton.  One  child:  Sebastien.  First  elected  to  Que.  Nat. 
Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
St-Leon-de-Stanton,  Cty.  Dorchester,  Que. 

HARDY,  DENIS,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  (Terrebonne).  B.  Jan.  27, 
1936  at  Sainte-Therese,  Que.  S.  of  Herve  Hardy  and  Jeanne 
Lafleur.  Ed.  at  Ste-Therese  Seminary  and  Montreal.  Univ. 


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M.  July  5,  1969  to  Louise,  dau.  of  J.  Ubald  Caron  of  Nicolet, 
Que.  A  lawyer.  Legal  counsellor  St.  Jerome  C.  of  C.  Mem. 
Rotary,  St.  Jerome,  K.  of  C.,  Ordre  des  Aigles  de  St-Jerome 
and  Laurentian  Fish  and  Game  Assoc.  Sect’y.  Ste-Therese 
Historical  Society.  Cand.  g.e.  1966  and  def.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  172  Bel  Air,  Saint-Jerome,  Que. 

HARVEY,  J.  ANDRE  (Chauveau).  B.  April  29,  1939  at 
Jonquiere,  Que.  S.  of  Charles  Harvey  and  Cecile  Ida  Girard. 
Ed.  at  Jonquiere  schools  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  June  18,  1960 
to  Andree,  dau.  of  J.  Georges  Nadeau  of  Jonquiere.  Four 
children:  Sylvie,  Christine,  Jean-Pierre  and  Suzanne. 
Publicist.  Mem.  K.  of  C.,  Optimist,  Sr.  and  Jr.  C.  of  C.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  1543  Bourbonnais  Place,  Orsainville, 
Que. 

HARVEY,  HON.  GERALD  (Jonquiere).  B.  March  1,  1928 
at  Jonquiere,  Que.  S.  of  Charles  Harvey  and  Cecil e- 
Ida  Girard  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Michel  Academy, 
Jonquiere,  Sacre-Coeur  Coll.,  Victoriaville,  Goyetche 
Business  Coll.,  Jonquiere  and  International  Accountant 
Society.  M.  Aug.  29,  1955  to  Nora  dau.  of  James  Northon 
of  Kenogami,  Que.  An  accountant  with  Price  Co.  Ltd., 
Kenogami.  Mem.  K.  of  C.,  Junior  C.  of  C.,  St.  Jean  Bap¬ 
tiste  Soc.  and  Les  Placements  Industriels  of  Lapointe  Co. 
Inc.,  Jonquiere;  Domremy  Inc.,  Kenogami  Curling  Club, 
P.B.R.A.  Assn.,  Kenogami  and  Can.  Legion  and  Loyal 
Order  of  Moose,  Arvida.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e. 
1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Revenue,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

HOUDE,  FERNAND,  B.Sc.  (Limoilou).  B.  Feb.  3,  1924  at 
St-Marc-des-Carrieres,  Portneuf,  Que.  S.  of  Henri  Houde 
and  Marie-Jeanne  Arcand,  both  Fr.  Cain.  Ed.  at  Ecole  Supe- 
rieure  St-Fidele  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  Sept.  23, 1950  to  Yolande 
Morin  of  L’Islet,  Que.  Four  children:  Ginette,  Francois, 
Helene  and  Bernard.  An  accountant.  Mem.  “Assoc,  des 
constructeurs  de  Quebec”,  “Assoc,  des  produits  du  beton” 


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and  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  2125  de  l’Eimerillon,  Que¬ 
bec  3,  Que. 

HOUDE,  JOSEPH  RENE  GILLES,  B.A.,  B.Ph.Ed., 
(Fabre).  B.  April  23,  1932.  S.  of  Charles  Armand  Houde 
and  Dora  Berger,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-G6rard  primary 
schools,  St-Alphonse-d’Youville  secondary  school,  Andre 
Grasset  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Ottawa  and  Univ.  of  Florida.  M. 
Sept.  1,  1956  to  Huguette  Coutu  of  Montreal.  Two  chil¬ 
dren:  Alain  and  Sonia.  A  professor  and  radio  and  television 
host.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1625  Leblanc 
Blvd.,  Ville  Laval,  Que. 

JORON,  GUY,  B.A.,  B.Sc.  (Gouin).  B.  June  2,  1940  at 
Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  C.  Conrad  Joron  and  Blanche  Moreau, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Laurent  Coll.,  Loyola  Coll,  and 
Univ.  of  Montreal.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970. 
Party  pol.:  P.Q.  Address:  67  Courcelette,  Outremont,  Que. 

KENNEDY,  GEORGES,  B.Sc.,  C.A.  (Chateauguay).  B. 
Oct.  7,  1927  at  St-Antoine  Abbe,  Que.  S.  of  Patrick  Kenne 
dy  and  Yvonne  Lemieux,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Antoine- 
Abbe  schools,  Valleyfield  Seminary  and  Univ.  of  Montreal. 
M.  Sept.  18,  1954  to  Rollande  Varin  of  Ormstown,  Que. 
One  child:  Ann.  A  chartered  accountant.  Officer  Cadet, 
Canadian  Navy  1948-52.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Governors  Barrie 
Memorial  Hospital,  Ormstown.  Mem.  Chateauguay  C.  of 
C.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1966  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  26 
Croissant  Richard,  Chateauguay-Centre,  Que. 

LACROIX,  LOUIS-PHILIPPE  (Iles-de-la-Madeleine).  B. 
Feb.  1,  1926  at  St.  Charles  de  Bellechasse,  Que.  S.  of 
Willie  Lacroix  and  Anna  Asselin  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St- 
Charles  de  Bellechasse  schools.  M.  Oct.  29,  1949  to  Lucille 
dau.  of  Elzear  Fortin  of  St.  Charles  de  Bellechasse.  Four 
children:  Ghislain,  Dominique,  Odile  and  Paul-Marcel. 
An  accountant.  Mem.  Reform  Club,  C.  of  C.  and  Business¬ 
men’s  Assn.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Apptd.  Chief  Government  Whip 


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1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  2539  des 
Hospitalieres,  Sillery,  Quebec  6,  Que. 

LAFONTAINE,  FERNAND-J.  (Labelle).  B.  Nov.  14, 
1922  at  Montreal.  S.  of  Alphonse  Lafontaine  and  Ed- 
widge  Chouinard  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  de  la  Dauversiere, 
Montreal;  de  Varennes  Coll.;  Longueuil  Coll.;  Mont  Saint- 
Louis  College  and  Polytechnical  School  of  University  of 
Montreal.  Degree:  B.Sc.  M.  June  23,  1950  to  Marie-Paule 
Tremblay  of  Montreal  (dec.  Feb.  21,  1970).  Three  children: 
Paule,  Fernand  and  Andre.  A  professional  engineer.  Mem. 
Corporation  of  Professional  Engineers  of  Prov.  of  Que., 
Engineering  Institute,  Chamber  of  Commerce  of  l’An- 
nonciation  and  the  Saint  Jean  Baptiste  Society.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.,  at  a  by-election,  Sept.  16,  1959. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1960,  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Min.  of  Public 
Works,  1966-67.  Min.  of  Roads,  June  16,  1966  to  1970.  Party 
pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Sainte-Veronique,  Que. 

LAFRANCE,  PAUL  (Riviere-du-Loup).  A  dental  surgeon. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Ad¬ 
dress:  6  Hotel  de  Ville  St.,  Riviere-du-Loup,  Que. 

L’ALLIER,  HON.  JEAN-PAUL,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Deux- 
Montagnes).  B.  Aug.  12,  1938  at  Hudson,  Que.  S.  of  Paul 
L’Allier  and  Georgette  Duquette.  Ed.  at  Ste-Therese  Sem¬ 
inary,  Univ.  of  Montreal  and  Univ.  of  Ottawa.  M.  Sept.  1, 
1962  to  Lise  dau.  of  Hubert  Lalonde  of  Ste-Scholastique, 
Que.  Two  children:  Benoit  and  Jean-Christophe.  A  lawyer. 
First  elected  to  Que.  N.A.  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Civil  Service 
1971-72.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Communications  1970.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec, 
Que. 

LAMONTAGNE,  ROBERT  (Roberval).  B  Feb.  13,  1933 
at  St-Felicien,  Que.  S.  of  Frangois  Xavier  Lamontagne  and 
Alberte  Dumas.  Ed.  at  St-Felicien  primary  school,  Joliette 
Seminary  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  Sept.  1,  1956  to  Lise  dau.  of 
Dr.  Marcel  Catellier,  Trois-Pistoles,  Que.  Three  children: 
Marc,  Michel  and  Jacques.  A  notary.  Pres.  Justice  Commis¬ 
sion  and  Council  Pres.  Commission.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Dir.  Lib. 
Party  of  Que.  First  elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970. 


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Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  283  Levesque 
Blvd.,  St-Felicien,  Que. 

LARIVIERE,  JEAN-GUY  (Pontiac).  A  merchant.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
Campbell’s  Bay,  Que. 

LATULIPPE,  PAUL  ANDRE  (Frontenac).  B.  May  25, 
1941  at  Lac  Megantic,  Que.  S.  of  Henri  Latulippe  and  Marie- 
Ange  Lapointe,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Coll.  Sacre-Coeur,  Lac 
Megantic  and  Mont  St-Louis.  M.  May  2,  1970  to  Lise  Savard 
of  Lac  Megantic.  Sect’y.-Treas.  Megantic  Furniture  Co.;  coop, 
owner  Nantes  Furniture  Co.  Ltd.;  Sect’y.  “Comite  Industriel 
du  Lac  Megantic”  and  “Oaisse  d’entraide  economique  de 
Frontenac”.  Mem.  C.  of  C.  of  Lac  Megantic.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  4999  Millette  St.,  Lac  Megantic,  Que. 

LAURIN,  CAMILLE,  B.A.,  M.D.  (Bourget).  B.  May  6, 
1922  at  Charlemagne,  Que.  S.  of  Eloi  Laurin  and  Marie 
Morin,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Assumption  Coll,  and  Univ.  of 
Montreal.  M.  June  27,  1950  to  Rolande  Lefebvre  of  La  Sarre, 
Que.  Two  children:  Marie-Pascale  and  Marys e-Annick.  A 
doctor.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
P.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  66  Pagnuelo  Ave.,  Outremont 
153,  Que. 

LAVOIE,  JEAN  NOEL,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Laval).  B.  Nov.  24, 
1927  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Zephirin  Lavoie  and  Laura 
Goudreault,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Arsene  schools,  Laval 
Coll.,  St-Laurent  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  Nov.  6, 
1954  to  Regine  L’Heritier  of  Paris,  France.  Two  children: 
Martine  and  Sophie.  A  notary.  Served  Can.  Army  1948. 
Mayor  of  L’Abord-a-Plouffe  1958,  of  Chomedy  1961  and 
Laval  1965.  Mem.  Islemere  Golf  Club,  “Homines  d’Affaires” 
of  Laval  and  C.  of  C.  Lib.  cand.  g.e.  1956  and  def.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962  and 
1966  and  to  the  Que.  Assem.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  4180  —  1st  Street,  Chomedy,  Laval,  Que. 

LAVOIE,  J.-BENOIT  RENE,  (Wolfe).  B.  July  24,  1921 
at  Disraeli,  Wolfe  Co.,  Que.  S.  of  Felix  Lavoie  and  Eva 


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Beaudoin  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Disraeli  primary  schools, 
Sherbrooke  Seminary  and  other  courses.  M.  April  26,  1943 
to  Aline  dau.  of  Ovila  Renaud  of  Montreal.  Nine  children: 
Andre,  Louis,  Francine,  Mario,  Roch,  Vivian,  Dominique, 
Marie-Helene  and  Marie-Josee.  A  business  agent.  School 
trustee,  Disraeli.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  4th  degree,  Thetford  Mines 
Golf  Club,  Apalaches  Fishing  Club,  Contractors’  Assn., 
vice-pres.  Renaissance  Club  and  dir.  C.  of  C.  Prov.  cand.  g.e. 
1960  and  def.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Apptd.  Chief  Opposition  Whip 
1971.  Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  201  Jacques- 
Cartier  Ave.,  Disraeli,  Wolfe  Co.,  Que. 

LEDUC,  GUY,  B.A.,  (Taillon).  B.  June  18,  1928  at 
Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Claude  Leduc  and  Gabrielle  Noiseux, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Jean-de-Brebeuf  Coll,  and  Sainte- 
Marie.  M.  July  18,  1953  to  Rita  dau.  of  Dr.  D.  R.  Bisson  of 
Montreal.  Three  children:  Pierre,  Jean  and  Andre.  A  public 
relations  man.  Mem.  K.  of  C.,  Gov.  South  Shore  Jr.  C.  of  C. 
and  Can.  Cancer  Society.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e. 
1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  307  Racine  St.,  Longueuil,  Que. 

LEGER,  MARCEL,  B.A.  (Lafontaine).  B.  June  8,  1930 
at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Arthur  Leger  and  Juliette  Do¬ 
herty.  Ed.  at  Ste-Marie  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M. 
Sept.  13,  1952  to  Jeanne  D’Arc  dau.  of  Edouard  Lamon- 
tagne  (dec.)  of  Montreal.  Five  children:  Francine,  Nicole, 
Frangoise,  Helene  and  Jean  Marc.  Pres,  of  Lumen  Inc. 
and  SIFAR  Inc.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  and  St.  Jean  Baptiste 
Society.  First  elected  to  Que.  N.A.  g.e.  1970.  Parti  Que- 
becois  Whip.  Party  pol.:  P.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
6025  Merriam  St.,  Ville  d’Anjou,  Que. 

LESSARD,  LUCIEN,  B.Sc.  (Saguenay).  B.  Feb.  22,  1938 
at  Bergeronnes,  Que.  S.  of  Leon  Lessard  and  Marie  Morin 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Bergeronnes  schools,  Coll.  Sacre-Coeur 
Victoriaville,  Coll.  St-Laurent,  Montreal  and  Laval  Univ. 
M.  July  28,  1962  to  Adrienne  Brisson  of  Bergeronnes,  Que. 
Two  children:  Katia  and  Frangois.  A  professor.  Vice-pres. 
of  “Federation  des  Jeunes  Chambres  du  Canada  frangais” 


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1966-67.  Mem.  C.  of  C.  and  St.  Jean  Baptiste  Society.  Cand. 
g.e.  1966  and  def.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assean.  g.e.  1970. 
Party  pol.:  P.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  492  des  Cedres  St., 
Hauterive,  Que. 

LEVESQUE,  HON.  GERARD  D.,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Bonaven- 
ture).  B.  May  2,  1926  at  Port  Daniel,  Bonaventure,  Que. 
S.  of  J.-Edmond  Levesque  and  Irene  Dea,  both  Can.  Ed. 
at  St-Rosaire  Convent,  Paspebiac  1932-38;  Gaspe  Seminary, 
1938-41;  Jean  de  Brebeuf  College,  1941-46  and  McGill 
Univ.  1946-49.  Degrees:  B.A.  and  LL.L.  M.  Sept.  24,  1949 
to  Denise  dau.  of  Albert  Lefort  of  Montreal.  Five  chil¬ 
dren:  Robert,  Andre,  Bertrand,  Suzanne  and  Marie.  A 
Lawyer.  Mem.  Cercle  Universitaire  and  Reform  Club  of 
Montreal  and  Quebec.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e. 
1956.  Re-elected  g.e.  1960,  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Min.  of 
Fisheries  and  Game  July  5,  1960  to  1962.  Min.  of  Trade  and 
Commerce,  1962-1966.  Min.  of  Industry  and  Commerce  1970 
to  1972.  Apptd.  Vice-Prime  Minister  Feb.  2,  1972.  Apptd. 
Min.  of  Intergovernmental  Affairs,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

LOUBIER,  GABRIEL  (Bellechasse).  Born  Sept.  27, 
1932  at  Black  Lake,  Que.  S.  of  Remi  Loubier  and 
Marie  Anna  Cote,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Sainte-Anne-de-la- 
Pocatiere  Seminary  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  July  26,  1958  to 
Lucille  Sylvestre  of  Sherbrooke,  Que.  Three  children: 
Pierre,  Charles  and  Danielle.  A  lawyer.  Mem.  K.  of  C., 
Levis  Golf  Club,  Chevaliers  Sancerre,  Chevalier  de  l’Or- 
dre  du  Vieux  Moulin  de  Neston,  l’Association  des  Somme¬ 
liers  of  Que.,  Cercle  Univ.  of  Que.  and  l’Ordre  des  Rotis- 
seurs.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re  elected 
g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Min.  of  Tourism,  Fish  and  Game,  June  16, 
1966  to  1970.  Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  2265 
Parc  de  Lotbiniere,  Quebec  6,  Que. 

MAILLOUX,  HON.  RAYMOND  (Charlevoix).  B.  May  1, 
1918  at  Baie  St.  Paul,  Que.  S.  of  Nere  Mailloux  and  Ama- 
rilda  Gagne  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Baie  St.  Paul  schools.  M. 
Mar.  25,  1940  to  Yvonne  dau.  of  Clement  Pilotte  of  St. 
Hilarion,  Que.  Five  children:  Martina  (Mrs.  Jos.  Harvey), 


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Yvon,  Louise,  Claude  and  Helene.  A  businessman.  Aider- 
man  Town  of  Baie  St.  Paul.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  and  Hon.  Pres. 
Jr.  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1962.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  State  for  Roads 
Oct.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

MARCH  AND,  ANDRE  (Laurier).  A  printer.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  154  Des- 
marteaux  St.,  Laval-des-Rapides,  Ville  de  Laval,  Que. 

MASSE,  HON.  JEAN-GILLES  (Arthabasca).  B.  May 
13,  1933  at  Victoriaville,  Que.  S.  of  Edouard  Masse  and 
Evelyne  Anctil.  Ed.  at  St-Louis  de  Gonzague  Academy, 
Victoriaville  Coll,  and  Inst,  des  Arts  Appliques.  M.  Sept. 
5,  1959  to  Denise  dau.  of  Michel  Maheu.  Four  children: 
Sylvie,  Pierre,  Louise  and  Jean.  Founding  mem.  Develop¬ 
ment  Council  of  Central  Que.  Mem.:  Social  Service  Corp. 
and  Consulting  Commission  on  permanent  education  in 
Bois-Francs  and  St-Frangois  districts.  Mem.  C.  of  C.  and 
Dir.  Jr.  C.  of  C.,  Victoriaville.  First  elected  to  Que.  N.A. 
g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Natural  Resources,  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  11  Bouleaux  Ave.,  Vic¬ 
toriaville,  Que. 

MASSE,  MARCEL,  B.Pd.,  (Montcalm).  B.  May  27,  1936 
at  St-Jean-de-Matha,  Que.  S.  of  Rosaire  Masse  and  Angeline 
Clermont.  Ed.  at  Joliette  primary  and  secondary  schools. 
Jacques  Cartier  Normal  School,  Montreal  Univ.,  Science 
Inst.,  Sorbonne,  Paris  and  City  of  London  Coll.  M.  Aug.  30, 
1960  to  Cecile,  dau.  of  Rene  Martin  of  Joliette.  Two  chil¬ 
dren:  Jean-Martin  and  Marie  Helene.  A  professor.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970. 
Min.  of  State  for  Education  June  16,  1966  to  1968.  Min. 
of  State  for  the  Civil  Service  and  for  the  General  Coor¬ 
dination  of  the  carrying  out  of  the  plan  for  the  Develop¬ 
ment  of  Eastern  Quebec,  1968-69.  Min.  delegated  to  Civil 
Service,  July  23  to  Dec.  23,  1969.  Minister  of  Intergov¬ 
ernmental  Affairs  and  Minister  responsible  for  general  co¬ 
ordination  of  carrying  out  of  plan  for  Development  of 
Eastern  Quebec,  July  23,  1969  to  1970.  Min.  of  Natural 


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Resources  1971.  Party  pol.:  Ind.  Address:  21  Beaudry  St., 
Saint-Jacques,  Que. 

OSTIGUY,  MARCEL  (Rouville).  B.  at  Saint-Mathias,  Rou- 
ville  Cy.,  Que.  M.  to  Pierrette  Coupal.  Two  children:  Ginette 
and  Manon.  Pres.  Ostiguy  Equipment  Ltd.  since  1966  and 
Plaza  Marieville,  1967-69.  Pres.  C.  of  C.  of  Marieville  1965-67; 
Pres.  Richelieu  Regional  C.  of  C.,  Lake  Champlain,  1967; 
Administrator  Que.  C.  of  C.  1967;  Hon.  Pres.  Eastern  Twnps. 
Jr.  C.  of  C.  1964;  Pres.  Richelieu  Club,  Marieville,  1965; 
Vice  Pres.  Assoc,  des  Machines  Aratoires  du  Can.,  1964; 
Mem.  K.  of  C.,  Marieville;  Commodore  Club  Nautique  of 
Chambly,  1964-67  and  Bromont  Golf  Club.  Pres.  Que.  Lib. 
Assn.  St-Hyacinthe  Cy.  First  elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem. 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  660  Chambly  St., 
Marieville,  Que. 

PARENT,  HON.  JOSEPH  ALBERT  OSWALD,  A.P.A., 
F.I.A.,  F.A.E.,  C.C.S.  (Hull).  B.  Sept.  30,  1925  at  Hull,  Que. 
S.  of  Alfred  Parent  and  Helene  Masse,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed. 
at  Notre-Dame  College,  Ecole  Superieure,  Hull  and  Shaw 
Correspondence  School,  Toronto.  M.  April  21,  1947  to 
Carmen,  dau.  of  Frangois-Xavier  Normand  of  Hull.  Four 
children:  Marcel,  Daniel,  Louise  and  Lorraine.  A  charter¬ 
ed  accountant.  Pres.  Oswald  Parent  &  Co.  Mem.  Junior 
Chambers  of  Commerce  since  1942;  mem.  Caisse  de  Bien- 
faisance;  St.  Jean  Baptiste  Society  and  Knights  of  Colum¬ 
bus.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1956.  Re-elected  g.e. 

1960,  1962,  1966  and  1970.  Apptd.  Pari.  Asst,  to  Prov.  Secty. 
Nov.  8,  1960  and  Pari.  Asst,  to  Min.  of  Revenue  March  28, 

1961.  Apptd.  Pari.  Asst,  to  Min.  of  Tourism  and  Fisheries 
April  29,  1963.  Min.  of  State,  1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  State  for  Intergovernmental  Affairs  Feb.  2,  1972  and 
Min.  of  State  for  the  Civil  Service  Nov.  23,  1972.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  114  Maurice  St.,  Hull, 
Que.  and  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

PAUL,  JOSEPH  RENE  REMI,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Maski- 
nonge).  B.  June  10,  1921  at  Louiseville,  Que.  S.  of 
Edmond  Paul  and  Maria  Descheneaux,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed. 
at  St.  Louis  de  Gonzague  School,  Louiseville,  St.  Joseph 


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Seminary,  Trois-Rivieres  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  Sept.  28, 
1948  to  Rita  Caron  of  Levis,  Que.  Three  children:  Rene, 
Denis  and  Francine.  A  lawyer.  Cand.  Fed.  g.e.  1957  and 
def.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1962  and  1963.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Speaker  Dec.  1,  1966  to  1968.  Provincial 
Secretary,  Oct.  10,  1968  and  Min.  of  Justice,  July  23,  1969 
to  1970.  Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  392 
Saint-Augustin,  Louiseville,  Que. 

PEARSON,  LEO,  B.A.,  (Saint-Laurent).  B.  March  21, 
1927  at  Opasatika,  Ont.  S.  of  Hector  Pearson  and  Ma- 
rilda  Guitard,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M. 
Aug.  20,  1956  to  Lise  Le  Siege  of  Montreal.  Three 
children:  Louise,  Jean  and  Jacques.  A  professor.  Mem. 
K.  of  C.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  20  Crepeau 
St.,  Saint-Laurent,  Montreal  380,  Que. 

PELLETIER,  JEAN-MARIE  (Kamouraska).  First  elected 
to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  Saint- 
Philippe-de-Neri,  Que. 

PEPIN,  JEAN  PAUL,  (Sherbrooke).  B.  Nov.  4,  1929  at 
Lac  Megantic,  Que.  S.  of  Philippe  Pepin  and  Beatrice 
Lareau.  Ed.  at  Larocque  School  and  Sherbrooke  Seminary. 
M.  Sept.  6,  1954  to  Pierrette,  dau.  of  Napoleon  Archambault 
of  Sherbrooke.  Three  children:  Jacques,  Jean  and  Nathalie. 
A  sales  representative.  Mem.  Optimist,  Reform,  Belvedere 
Golf,  Sgt.  Mess  no.:  54,  Elans,  Tuque-Rouge,  Dollard  and 
Audacieux.  First  elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  2780  Maricourt  St., 
Sherbrooke,  Que. 

PERREAULT,  JEAN  (L’Assomption).  An  engineer.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address: 
5  Ange-Gardien  Blvd.,  L’Assomption,  Que. 

PHANEUF,  PAUL  (Vaudreuil-Soulanges).  B.  Nov.  4, 1933 
at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Armand  Phaneuf  and  Pauline  Leduc, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  de  la  Visitation  primary  school  and 
Catholic  H.S.  M.  July  19, 1958  to  Huguette  Rouleau  of  Mont- 


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real.  Two  children:  Paul  and  Erik.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1952-57. 
Pres.  Bd.  of  Dir.  of  “Conseil  Regional  des  Loisirs”  and 
“Comite  Directeur,  Region  6,  aux  Jeux  du  Que.”.  Dir.  “Cen¬ 
tre  Sportif,  Cite  des  Jeunes”,  Vaudreuil  and  “l’Ecole  des 
Maitres  Nageurs”,  Montreal.  Taught  Physical  Education  in 
Pincourt.  Administrator  for  “Corp.  de  la  Cite  des  Jeunes” 
of  Vaudreuil.  Sect’y.  Kiwanis  Club  of  Lake  of  Two  Moun¬ 
tains.  Professor  of  Administration  1968,  “Ecole  des  Loisirs”. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  29  —  1st  Blvd.,  Terrasse  Vaudreuil,  Que. 

PICARD,  FERNAND,  (Olier).  B.  April  3,  1917  at 
Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Wilfrid  Picard  and  Alexina  Des- 
noyers,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Montreal  schools  and  St- 
Viateur  H.S.  A  businessman.  Served  R.C.A.F.  1939-45  with 
416  Sqn.  Former  sect’y.  Bourget  Lib.  Assn.  Vice-pres. 
Exec.  Council  Que.  Lib.  Fed.  1964  and  1965.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  4250  East  Metropolitan  Blvd., 
Apt.  18,  Saint-Leonard,  Que. 

PILOTE,  ROGER,  B.A.,  M.Sc.  (Lac-Saint-Jean).  B.  Mar.  4, 
1934  at  St-Lazaire,  Que.  S.  of  Arthur  Pilote  and  Marie-Fleure 
Larouche,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Coll.  St-Lazaire,  St-Victor 
Seminary  and  Normal  School,  Univ.  of  Sherbrooke.  M.  June 
10,  1959  to  Therese  Therrien  of  Sherbrooke.  Four  children: 
Louise,  Jean-Frangois,  Jocelyn  and  Sylvain.  Professor  Lac- 
St-Jean  1960-67.  Mem.  “Corp.  des  administrateurs  agr66s”, 
K.  of  C.  and  school  board.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e. 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  577  Martel 
St.,  Alma,  Lac-St-Jean,  Que. 

PINARD,  HON.  JOSEPH  ERNEST  BERNARD  (Drum¬ 
mond).  B.  Mar.  24,  1923,  at  Drummondville,  Que.  S.  of 
Arthur  Pinard  and  Yvonne  Lupien,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed. 
at  St-Frederic  Academy  of  Drummondville,  Nicolet  Se¬ 
minary,  Joliette  Seminary,  Ottawa  Univ.  and  Montreal 
Univ.  Degrees:  B.A.,  LL.L.  M.  Sept.,  1954  to  Jacqueline 
dau.  of  Leonidas  Lamothe  of  Drummondville.  Three  chil¬ 
dren:  Dominique,  Elizabeth  and  Philippe.  Barrister.  Mem.: 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Junior  and  Senior,  Richelieu  Club, 
K.  of  C.,  Club  des  Francs,  St-Jean  Baptiste  Society,  Jeu- 


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nesses  Musicales,  Societe  des  Concerts,  Can.  Legion,  Sa¬ 
cred  Heart  League  and  St-Frederic  Choir.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1952.  Re-elected  g.e.  1960,  1962,  1966 
and  1970.  Min.  of  Roads,  1960-66.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Roads, 
Min.  of  Public  Works,  1970  and  Min.  of  Transport  1971. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Quebec,  Que. 

QUENNEVILLE,  HON.  ROBERT,  M.D.,  B.A.  (Joliette). 
B.  Apr.  2,  1921  at  Kenogami,  Que.  S.  of  Ulric  and  Noella 
Quenneville,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Joliette  Seminary,  and 
Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  May  8,  1948  to  Claire  Mayer.  Five 
children:  Serge,  Alain,  Jean,  Martin  and  Simon.  A  doctor. 
Chief  of  obstetrics  St-Eusebe  de  Joliette  Hospital.  Dir.  of 
Deka  Inc.;  “Societe  Immobiliere”  of  Joliette;  Pres.  Civic 
Centre  of  Joliette.  Dir.  C.  of  C.,  K.  of  C.,  Joliette  Golf  Club 
(dir.  1967-68)  and  ex-ipres.  Richelieu.  Mem.  Prov.  of  Que. 
College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons.  First  elected  to  One 
Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  State  for  Health,  1970-71.  Min. 
of  State  for  Social  Affairs  1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
State  for  the  Eastern  Que.  Development  Bureau,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs., 
Quebec,  Que. 

ROY,  FABIEN  (Beauce).  B.  April  17,  1928  at  St-Prosper, 
Que.  S.  of  Fridolin  Roy  and  Anne-Marie  Goulet,  both  Fr. 
Can.  Ed.  at  St-Prosper  Convent,  St-Georges  Seminary,  Ri- 
mouski  Seminary  and  Laval  Univ.  M.  Aug.  27,  1960  to  Pau¬ 
line  Lessard  of  St-Georges,  Que.  Three  children:  Brigitte, 
Jean-Fran§ois  and  Madeleine.  An  administrator.  Sect’y. 
Gen.  “Chantier  Co-op.”  Quebec  South,  1949-52.  Pres.  C.  of  C. 
of  St-Prosper,  1962.  Gen.  Mgr.  “Caisse  d’Etablissement”, 
1962-70.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  Ex.  Vice-Pres.  R.Cr.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Ad¬ 
dress:  1375  —  8th  Avenue,  St-Georges  West,  Beauce,  Que. 

ROY,  J.-AURELIEN  (L6vis).  B.  July  23,  1910  at  Beau¬ 
mont,  Bellechasse,  Que.  S.  of  Laureat  Roy  and  Lea  Carrier, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Beaumont  schools.  M.  May  9,  1933  to 
Marie  Alice  Turgeon  of  St-Joseph  de  Levis,  Que.  Eleven 
children:  Anne-Marie,  Jean-Guy,  Ren6,  Roger,  Gaetan,  Lise, 


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Lisette,  Denis,  Huguette,  Ginette  and  Diane.  A  merchant. 
Alderman  City  of  Lauzon  sixteen  years.  Mem.  St.  Jean 
Baptiste  Society.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962.  Def.  g.e. 
1963.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  558  St-Joseph  St.,  Lauzon, 
Que. 

RUSSELL,  LOUIS  JOSEPH  ARMAND  (Shefford).  B. 
June  23,  1921  at  St.  Joachim  of  Shefford,  Que.  S.  of 
Jean-Baptiste  Russell  and  Aurore  Pilon,  both  Fr.  Can. 
Ed.  at  Sacre-Coeur  Secondary  School,  Granby,  Que.  M. 
June  6,  1942  to  Marjorie  Betty  dau.  of  Harold  O’Beirne  of 
Brighton,  Sussex,  England.  Six  children  :  Lynda,  Pierre, 
Michel,  Daniel,  Philippe  and  Francois.  Served  Can.  Armed 
Forces  overseas  1940-45.  Mayor  St-  Joachim  de  Shefford, 
1957-66.  Mem.  Can.  Legion,  Kiwanis  and  K.  of  C.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1956.  Re-elected  g.e.  1960, 
1962,  1966  and  1970.  Min.  without  Portfolio  June  16,  1966 
to  Oct.  31,  1967.  Min.  of  Public  Works  Oct.  31,  1967  to  1970. 
Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  826  Western  St., 
Waterloo,  Que. 

SAINDON,  ZOEL,  B.A.,  M.D.,  L.M.C.C.,  F.A.B.A.S., 

A. F.A.C.G.,  F.A.G.S.,  (Argenteuil).  B.  Oct.  19,  1919  at 
Edmundston,  N.B.  S.  of  Wilbrod  Saindon  and  Almida 
Roy,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Edmundston  and  Bathurst 
schools,  Laval  Univ.  and  Pennsylvania  Univ.  M.  Aug.  5, 
1946  to  Jacqueline  Boutet  of  Quebec  City.  Two  children: 
Jean  and  Pierre.  A  surgeon.  Alderman  City  of  Lachute 
1964  and  Mayor  1964,  1966  and  1968.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  and 
Reform  Club,  Montreal.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e., 
1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  176  St.  Jacques  St.,  Lachute,  Que. 

ST-GERMAIN,  JOSEPH  HENRI  NOEL  (Jacques-Cartier). 

B.  Dec.  24,  1922  at  Lachine,  Que.  S.  of  Henri  St-Germain 
and  Ida  Bertrand,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Prevost  school,  La- 
chine,  St-Henri  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  Jan.  28,  1950 
to  Marielle  St-Amand  of  St-Octave  de  Metis,  Matane,  Que. 
Two  children:  Claude  and  Martine.  An  optometrist.  Pres, 
and  founder  Caisse  Populaire  of  Lachine  1951-51.  School 


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trustee  1951-56.  Sect’y.  C.  of  C.  1952-56.  Alderman  City  of 
Lachine  1965-66.  Mem.  Richelieu  and  K.  of  C.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  100  —  53rd  Avenue,  Lachine,  Que. 

SAINT-PIERRE,  HON.  GUY  (Vercheres).  An  engineer. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970  Min.  of  Education, 
1970  to  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Industry  and  Commerce  Feb. 
2,  1972.  Min.  of  Tourism,  Fish  and  Game,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Address:  Parliament  Buildings,  Quebec,  Que. 

SAMSON,  CAMILLE,  (Rouyn-Noranda).  B.  Jan.  3,  1935 
at  Shawinigan,  Que.  S.  of  Wilbray  Samson.  M.  to  Gis£le 
Tardif.  Three  children:  Louise,  Daniel  and  Mario.  Pres.  Le 
Club  Pionnier  Inc.,  Le  Pionnier  Bugle  Corps;  Vice-Pres.  and 
Pres.  La  Poudrerie  amateur  theatrical  group  and  Pres. 
Rouyn-Noranda  Carnival.  Vice-Pres.  Rouyn-Noranda  C.  of 
C.  Nat.  Pres,  “jeunesse  creditistes.”  Nat.  Sect’y.  and  Vice- 
Pres.  Ralliement  Creditiste.  Leader  of  the  Ralliement  Cre- 
ditiste  party.  First  elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970. 
Party  pol.:  R.C.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  371  Tardif  St., 
Rouyn,  Que. 

SEGUIN,  ARTHUR-E.,  (Robert  Baldwin).  B.  Jan.  17, 
1915.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Address:  64  Saint-Louis  Ave.,  Pointe- 
Claire,  Que. 

SHANKS,  GERARD,  B.A.,  L.S.P.,  C.R.I.,  (Saint-Henri). 
B.  Nov.  15,  1923  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  William  Shanks 
and  Rosina  Savaria.  Ed.  at  Montreal,  Trois-Rivieres,  Joliette 
and  Rigaud.  Pres.  Union  of  Montreal  Employees  1963-65. 
In  charge  of  Montreal  tourist  bureau  1966-70.  Mem.  K.  of  C., 
Optimist,  Richelieu,  Club  du  Vendredi,  Club  de  la  Place 
d’Armes,  C.  of  C.  and  Cercle  Universitaire  of  Montreal. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Nat.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1670  GaLt  St.,  Montreal  205,  Que. 

SIMARD,  HON.  CLAUDE,  B.A.  (Richelieu).  B.  Oct.  22, 
1938  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Joseph -Edouard  Simard  and 
Orise  Brunelle,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Ottawa.  M. 
April  30,  1966  to  Francine  Leroux  of  Trois-Rivieres,  Que. 


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B  □  1 


One  child:  Hughes-Edouard.  Mean.  Reform  Club  and  Sorel 
and  Trois-Rivieres  Golf  Clubs.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem. 
g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  State  for  Industry  and  Commerce  1970- 
72.  Apptd.  Min.  without  Portfolio  attached  to  Tourism, 
Fish  and  Game  Oct.  27,  1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Cath¬ 
olic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

SIMARD,  J.-MONTCALM  (Temiscouata).  B.  Oct.  4,  1921 
at  Rividre-Bleue,  Que.  S.  of  Evariste  Simard  and  Marie- 
Anna  Ouellet,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Rosaire  School, 
Riviere-Bleue,  Sacre-Coeur  Coll.,  Victoriaville,  Acaddmie 
Commerciale,  Quebec  and  St.  Dunstan  Univ.,  P.E.I.  M. 
Oct.  2,  1948  to  Cecile  Cossette  of  Sully,  Que.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Louise,  Marie-Andree,  H616ne  and  Jacques.  A 
businessman.  Mayor  of  Riviere-Bleue  Village  1955-61  and 
1964  to  date.  Prefect  Temiscouata  Cty.  1964-65,  1967-68 
and  1968-69.  Mem.  K.  of  C.  and  C.  of  C.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Riviere-Bleue,  Que. 

SPRINGATE,  GEORGE  J.,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,  LL.B.  (Sainte- 
Anne).  B.  May  12,  1938  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of  Walter  L. 
Springate  and  Eleanor  Woodhouse,  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Mont¬ 
real  H.S.,  Sir  George  Williams  Univ.  and  McGill  Univ. 
Constable  Montreal  Police  Dept.  1958-66  and  Sgt.  1966-69. 
Former  mem.  of  the  Montreal  Alouettes  Football  Club.  First 
elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Pro¬ 
testant.  Address:  3421  Drummond  St.,  Apt.  66,  Montreal, 
Que. 

TESSIER,  HON.  JOSEPH  ALEXANDRE  AUGUSTE 
MAURICE,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  C.R.  (Rimouski).  B.  Dec.  18,  1913 
at  Rimouski,  Que.  S.  of  Auguste  Maurice  Tessier  and  Yvon- 
ne  Lacoste,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Quebec  Seminary  and 
Laval  Univ.  M.  Sept.  25,  1939  to  Yvette  Lapointe  of 
Quebec  City.  Two  children:  Mireille  (Mrs.  Andre  Bour- 
beau)  and  Michel.  A  lawyer.  Mayor  of  Rimouski  since 
1961.  Mem.  C.  of  C.,  Rotary,  Red  Cross,  K.  of  C.,  du 
Bic  Golf  Club  and  Cercle  Univ.,  Quebec.  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Municipal  Affairs,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


TETLEY,  HON.  WILLIAM,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  Q.C.  (Notre- 
Dame-d e-Grace).  B.  Feb.  10,  1927  at  Montreal,  Que.  S.  of 
Francis  Wm.  Tetley  and  Gertrude  Aubrey,  both  Engl. 
Ed.  at  Montreal  P.S.,  R.C.N.  College,  McGill  Univ.  and 
Laval  Univ.  M.  to  Rosslyn  Marjorie  Abraham  of  Dewitt- 
ville,  Que.  Four  children:  Pauline,  Jane,  Priscilla  and 
William.  A  lawyer.  Served  R.C.N.  (R)  (Lt.)  retired.  Aider- 
man  Town  of  Mount  Royal  1965-68.  Mem.  St.  James  Club. 
Cercle  de  la  Place  d’Armes,  Montreal  Badminton  and 
Squash  Club  and  Montreal  Reform  Club.  First  elected 
to  Que.  Assem.  at  by-election  Dec.  4,  1968.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1970.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Financial  Institutions,  Companies  and 
Cooperatives,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Anglican.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

TETREAULT,  RONALD  (Abitibi-Est).  An  industrialist. 
First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  R.C. 
Address:  195  Cadillac  Ave.,  Val  d’Or,  Que. 

THEBERGE,  GILBERT  R.,  (Temiscamingue).  B.  Mar. 
9,  1915  at  Marieville,  Que.  S.  of  Josaphat  Theberge  and 
Rose  Pelletier  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St.  Jean  Seminary  and 
Univ.  of  Montreal.  M.  July  15,  1944  to  Aline  dau.  of 
Herve  Roberge  of  Cochrane,  Ont.  Two  children:  Denyse 
and  Lorraine.  A  dentist.  Mem.  St.  Jean  Baptiste  Society, 
K.  of  C.  and  Kinsmen  Club.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem 
g.e.  1962.  Re-elected  g.e.  1966  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Thorne  Ave.,  Temiscamingue,  Que. 

TOUPIN,  HON.  NORMAND  (Champlain).  B.  Nov.  21, 
1933  at  St-Maurice,  Que.  S.  of  Ernest  and  Myrza  Toupin, 
both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Maurice  schools  and  Montreal  H.S. 
M.  July  31,  1965  to  Jeanne  d’Are  Trudel  of  Amos,  Que. 
Two  children:  Isabelle  and  Sebastien.  An  administrator. 
Pres,  and  founder  “Conseil  d’orientation  economique  du 
nord-ouest  du  Que.”.  Past  Pres.  “Comite  d’Action  catholique 
d’Amos”.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Apptd.  Min. 
of  Agriculture  and  Colonization,  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec,  Que. 

TREMBLAY,  CHARLES  (Sainte-Marie).  First  elected  to 
Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.:  P.Q.  Address:  3478  Iber¬ 
ville  St.,  Montreal,  Que. 


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TREMBLAY,  HON.  GEORGES  EMERY  (Bourassa).  B. 
Nov.  4,  1927  at  St-Blaise,  Que.  S.  of  Paul  Tremblay  and  The¬ 
rese  Lorrain,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Feller  Inst.,  Grande- 
Ligne,  Que.  M.  Dec.  6,  1947  to  Therese  Desranleau  of 
St-Jean,  Que.  Two  children:  Michel  and  Pierre.  A  business¬ 
man.  Councillor  Municipality  of  Montreal  North  1963-66. 
Mem.  and  founder  Richelieu  Club,  K.  of  C.  and  Liberal 
Fed.  of  Can.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Transport,  1970-1971.  Apptd.  Min. 
responsible  for  the  Que.  Autoroutes  Authority.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Parliament  Bldgs.,  Que¬ 
bec,  Que. 

TREMBLAY,  JEAN-NOEL,  B.A.,  LL.L.,  D.E.Sf.,  B.Th. 
(Chicoutimi).  Bom  June  7,  1926  at  Saint-Andre,  Que.  Son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Alfred  Tremblay,  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St- 
Alphonse  Seminary,  Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre  and  Laval  Univ. 
A  professor.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1958.  Del.  at 
13th  Session  of  Gen.  Assem.  of  U.N.,  New  York  1958.  Def. 
g.e.  1962.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Cultural  Affairs  June  16,  1966  to  1970. 
Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1341  Laberge  St., 
Riviere-du-Moulin,  Que. 

VAILLANCOURT,  GEORGES,  (Stanstead).  B.  April 
23,  1923  at  Coaticook,  Stanstead  Co.,  Que.,  S.  of  Isidore 
Vaillancourt  and  Alice  D’Amour,  both  Fr.-Can.  Ed.  at 
Sherbrooke  Seminary  and  Sacred  Heart  College,  Coati¬ 
cook.  M.  June  15,  1949  to  Therese  Savard  of  Coaticook. 
Three  children:  Louise,  Serge  and  Lucie.  A  merchant. 
Mem.  Knights  of  Columbus.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem. 
g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1962, 1966  and  1970.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  83  Wellington  St.,  Coaticook,  Que. 

VEILLEUX,  JACQUES  JOSEPH  LUC,  B.A.  (Saint-Jean). 
B.  Feb.  25,  1939  at  St-Georges,  Beauce,  Que.  S.  of  Rolland 
Veilleux  and  Corinne  Poulin,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  St-Georges 
elementary  school,  Ste-Anne  Coll,  and  Ottawa,  Sherbrooke 
and  Quebec  Univ.  Pres.  “Assoc,  des  Enseignants  d’Honore- 
Mercier”,  1967-70.  Pari.  Comm,  on  Cultural  Affairs  1970 
and  Pari.  Comm,  on  Liberty  of  the  Press,  1971.  Mem.  “Corp. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


des  Enseignants  du  Que.”,  St-Jean  Golf  Club  and  St-Basile 
Golf  Club.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  456  Neuve-France,  Saint-Jean, 
Que. 

VEZINA,  LOUIS,  B.A.,  LL.L.  (Montmorency).  B.  May  5, 
1937  at  Quebec  City.  S.  of  Louis-Philippe  Vezina  and  Lucille 
Dallaire,  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague  pri¬ 
mary  school,  Levis  Coll.,  Quebec  Seminary  and  Laval  Univ. 
M.  Oct.  29,  1960  to  Pascale  Germain  of  Quebec.  Four  chil¬ 
dren:  Helene,  Odile,  Charles  and  Caroline.  A  lawyer.  Mem. 
Reform  Club.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1970.  Party 
pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  1231  Chari es-Huot  St., 
Sillery,  Quebec  10,  Que. 

VINCENT,  CLEMENT  (Nieolet).  B.  May  18,  1931  at 
Sainte-Perpetue,  Nieolet  Co.,  Que.  S.  of  Arthur  Vincent 
and  Berthe  Girard  both  Fr.  Can.  Ed.  at  primary 
schools  in  St.  Perpetue,  Nieolet  Seminary  and  St.  Anselm 
Coll.,  also  courses  in  English,  agriculture  and  administra¬ 
tion.  Business  Diploma  from  St.  Anselm  Coll.  M.  May  16, 
1953  to  Yvette,  dau.  of  Wenceslas  Thibodeau  of  St.  Per¬ 
petue.  Six  children:  Jean-Yves,  Daniel,  Francois,  Diane, 
Louis  and  Clement  Jr.  A  farmer.  Mayor  of  St.  Perpetue 
1959-61.  Mem.  Farm  Loan  Board,  1957-59  and  Advisory 
Committee  Farm  Credit  Corp.  1959-62.  Pres.  Societe  des 
Artisans,  U.C.C.,  Cercles  Lacordaire,  K.  of  C.  and  Junior 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  First  elected  to  H.  of  C.  g.e.  1962. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1963  and  1965.  Mem.  Del.  of  Pari,  to  NATO, 
Paris  1963.  First  elected  to  Que.  Assem.  g.e.  1966.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1970.  Min.  of  Agriculture  and  Colonization  June  16, 1966 
to  1970.  Party  pol.:  U.Q.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  Sainte- 
Perpetue,  Nieolet  Co.,  Que. 


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OFFICIALS  OF  THE  NATIONAL  ASSEMBLY 
Secretary -General: 

BLONDIN,  RENE.  Notary.  Secretary  of  the  National 
Assembly  and  Clerk  of  the  Crown  in  Chancery.  Born  Jan. 
19,  1924,  at  Becancour,  Co.  Nicolet.  Son  of  Maurice  Blon- 
din  and  Cecile  Desilets.  Educated  at  the  Seminary  of 
Nicolet  and  Faculty  of  Law,  Laval  University,  Quebec  City, 
1949.  Married  1950  to  Jeannine  Rouillard.  Three  children: 
Michele,  Jean,  and  Sylvie.  Appointed  Clerk  Associate  May 
5,  1965,  and  Secretary  on  October  1st,  1969.  Secretary  for 
the  Quebec  Branch  of  the  CPA.  Religion:  Catholic.  Address: 
Parliament  Bldgs.,  Quebec. 

Associate  Secretary:  Raymond  Desmeules. 

Assistant  Secretary  :  Jacques  Lessard. 

Assistant  Secretary  :  Jean  Cote. 

Sergeant-at-Arms :  Jean-Marc  Roberge. 

Assistant  Sergeant-at-Arms  :  Jean-Baptiste  Trudelle. 


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GENERAL  ELECTION,  1970 
Nomination  —  April  15,  1970. 

Voting  —  April  29,  1970. 

LEGEND  :  LIB.  —  Liberal;  U.N.  —  Union  Nationale;  N.D.P.  - —  New  Demo¬ 
cratic  Party;  P.Q.  —  Parti  Quebecois;  R.C.  —  Ralliement  des  Creditistes. 


ABITIBI-EST  (RC-4,320) 


Tetreault,  Ronald  (RC)  .  15,151 

Houde,  Roger  (LIB)  .  10,831 

Lejeune,  Jean-Charles  (PQ)  4,937 
Hamel,  Rejean  (UN)  .  4,224 

ABITIBI-OUEST  (RC-1,602) 

Audet,  Aurele  (RC)  . 6,285 

Courcy,  Alcide  (LIB)  4,683 

Godbout,  Dominique  (UN)  1,626 

Godbout,  Gerard  (PQ)  .  917 

AHUNTSIC  (LIB-972) 

Cloutier,  Frangois  (LIB)  .  17,208 

Parizeau,  Jacques  (PQ)  .  16,236 

Laliberte,  Euclide  (UN)  .  3,760 

Trudeau,  Arcade  (RC)  588 

ARGENTEUIL  (LIB-5,656) 

Saindon,  Zoel  (LIB)  . . .  9,620 

Cottingham,  William  M. 

(UN)  .  3,964 

Roy,  Charles  (PQ)  1,563 

Desjardins,  H.-Jacques  (RC)  1,345 
Lajeunesse,  Eugene  (IND)  99 

ARTHABASKA  (LIB-263) 

Masse,  J.-Gilles  (LIB)  . 8,715 

Pare,  Louis-David  (RC)  8,452 

Gardner,  Roch  (UN)  .  5,983 

Frechette,  Marcel  (PQ)  3,852 

Langlois,  J.-Noel  (IND)  ...  119 

BAGOT  (UN-1,250) 

Cardinal,  Jean-Guy  (UN)  .  4,591 

Lem  ay,  Rene  (LIB)  .  3,341 

Jette,  Jean-Pierre  (RC)  3,280 

Proulx,  Denis  (PQ)  917 

Lemoyne,  Serge  .  37 

BEAUCE  (RC-2,444) 

Roy,  Fabien  (RC)  .  11.804 

Allard,  Paul-E.  (UN)  .  9,360 

Dion,  Louis  (LIB1  .  8.139 

Cliche,  Michel  (PQ)  .  1,393 


BEAUHARNOIS  (LIB-2,937) 

Cadieux,  Gerard  (LIB)  . . 12,384 

Blanchard,  Guy  (PQ) _  9,447 

Leduc,  Lucien  (UN)  _  5,515 

Lessard,  Marcel  (RC)  . . .  1,453 

BELLECHASSE  (UN-3,043) 

Loubier,  Gabriel  (UN)  _  6,111 

Bosse,  Jos.-Gerald  (LIB)  _  3,068 

Lemieux,  Rene  (RC)  .  2,596 

Desmeules,  Antoine  (PQ)  _  311 

BERTHIER  (UN-164) 

Gauthier,  Guy  (UN)  . 5,387 

Joyal,  Claude  (LIB)  .  5,223 

Roy,  Marcel  (PQ)  . . .  2,866 

Deschenes,  Jean-Marie  (RC)  807 

BONAVENTURE  (LIB-6,729) 
Levesque,  Gerard-D.  (LIB)  _  11,803 

Roussy,  Jean-Guy  (UN)  .  5,074 

Huard,  Alcide  (PQ)  .  2,155 

Boily,  Lucien  (RC)  .  513 

BOURASSA  (LIB-1,371) 
Tremblay,  Georges-E.  (LIB)  22,197 
Morin,  Jacques-Yvan  (PQ)  ...  20,826 

Gibeau,  Real  (UN)  . 4,265 

Provencher,  Even  (RC)  . .  1,401 

BOURGET  (PQ-500) 

Laurin,  Camille  (PQ)  . 15,565 

Beaudry,  Gerard  (LIB)  .  15,065 

Sauvageau,  Paul-Emile 

(UN)  . . . . .  6,689 

Gamache,  L4ger-Omer  (RC)  1,246 
Hebert,  Roger  (NPD)  .  108 

BROME  (LIB-3,036) 

Brown,  Glendon  Pettes  (LIB)  4,666 
White,  Peter  Gerald  (UN)  1,630 

Cloutier,  Marcel  (RC)  .  787 

Deziel,  Prosper  (PQ)  .  299 

CHAMBLY  (LIB-11,273) 

Laporte,  Pierre  (LIB)  .  25,641 

Marois,  Pierre  (PQ)  .  14,368 

Langlois,  Clovis  (UN)  .  3,948 

Senez,  T.  Bernard  (RC)  .  1,231 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 


BD7 


CHAMPLAIN  (LIB-2,534) 


Toupin,  Normand  (LIB)  . 9,334 

Rocheleau,  Paul  (UN)  .  6,800 

Cossette,  Philippe  (RC)  _ _ _  6,696 

Gratton,  Qmer  (PQ)  .  5,403 

CHARLEVOIX  (LIB-2,439) 

Mailloux,  Raymond  (LIB)  ...  6,602 

Fortin,  Zemilda  (UN)  . .  4,163 

Roy,  Camilien  (RC)  .  3,058 

Harvey,  Gerard  (PQ) . .  1,680 

CHATEAUGUAY  (LIB-10,013) 

Kennedy,  George  (LIB)  .  14,536 

La  Barre,  Gilles  (UN)  .  4,523 

Provencher,  Gerard  (PQ)  4,493 

Bruchesi,  Gerard  (RC)  .  867 

CHAUVEAU  (LIB-5, 121) 

Harvey,  Andre  (LIB)  .  18,469 

Gagne,  Raymond  (RC)  .  13,348 

Laberge,  Henri  (PQ)  . . .  9,399 

Mathieu,  F rangois-Eugene 
(UN)  _ 9,235 

CHICOUTIMI  (UN-1,283) 

Tremblay,  Jean-Noel  (UN)  ...  8,614 

Plourde,  Adrien  (LIB)  . . . .  7,331 

Bedard,  Marc-Andre  (PQ)  ...  7,090 

Rondeau,  Frangois  (RC)  _  409 

COMPTON  (LIB-270) 

Dionne,  J.-Omer  (LIB) _ 3,613 

Landry,  Noel  (RC)  .  3,343 

Gosselin,  Claude-G.  (UN)  ...  3,274 

Bisson,  Marcel  (PQ)  .  1,030 

D'ARCY  MCGEE  (LIB-33,313) 

Goldbloom,  Victor  Charles 

(LIB)  .  36,543 

Unterberg,  Paul  (PQ)  .  3,230 

Rosen,  Leonard  (UN)  - -  647 

DEUX-MONTAGNES  (LIB-6,949) 

L'Allier,  Jean-Paul  (LIB)  .  12,106 

Bergeron,  Tean-Guy  (UN)  .  5,157 

Hebert,  Maurice  (PQ)  - -  4,199 

Menard,  J.-Alexandre  (RC)  ...  870 

DORCHESTER  (RC-1,684) 

Guay,  Florian  (RC)  .  6,067 

Durand,  Jacques  (LIB)  . — .  4,383 

Picard,  Paul-Henri  (UN)  . .  4,245 

Bertrand,  Guy  (PQ)  .  2,490 


DORION  (LIB-3,525) 


Bosse,  Allred  (LIB) 13,183 

Girouard,  Jean  (PQ)  .  9,658 

Beaulieu,  Mario  (UN)  . _  4,851 

Paiement,  Albert  (RC)  .  859 

Leger,  Manon  (IND)  . 145 

DRUMMOND  (LIB-5,420) 

Pinard,  Bernard  (LIB)  .  13,269 

Bernier,  Andre  (RC)  . 7,849 

Blanchard,  Rene  (PQ)  . .  6,888 

Toyal,  Marc-Andre  (UN)  .  5,032 

DUBUC  (UN-440) 

Boivin,  Roch  (UN)  . 8,793 

Mercier,  Leonce  (LIB)  .  8,353 

Tremblay,  Magella  (PQ)  .  6,505 

Brisson,  Leopold  (RC)  . 647 

DUPLESSIS  (LIB-2,227) 

Coiteux,  Henri-L.  (LIB) . .  7,839 

Tremblay,  Valmore  (PQ) .  5,612 

Dionne,  Jean  (UN)  .  3,310 

Dickner,  Fernand  (RC)  .  331 

FABRE  (LIB-91) 

Houde,  GiUes  (LIB)  .  20,158 

Boivin,  Jean-Roch  (PQ)  . . .  20,067 

Philion,  Gaston  (UN)  .  6,213 

Martel,  Emilien  (RC)  . .  1,613 

McKenty,  Gaston  (NPD)  .  182 

Pare,  Roger  (IND)  . . 92 

FRONTENAC  (RC-483) 

Latulippe,  Paul-A.  (RC)  .  5,204 

Grenier,  Fernand  (UN)  . .  4,721 

Parenteau,  Hugh  (LIB)  . . .  2,604 

Morin,  Gilles  (PQ)  . 840 

Beaudoin,  Gregoire  (IND)  ...  65 

GASPE-NORD  (UN-194) 

Gagnon,  Frangois  (UN)  _  4,786 

Therrien,  Roch  (LIB)  .  4,592 

Dumont,  Andre  (PQ)  .  1,990 

Gagne,  Lorenzo  (RC)  _  136 

GASPE-SUD  (LIB-3,370) 

Fortier,  J.-Arthur-Guy  (LIB)  8,455 

Dupuis,  Villemont  (UN)  . .  5,085 

Daraiche,  Rodrigue  (PQ)  .  3,062 

Thibault,  Laurent  (RC)  .  322 


BOB 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


GATINEAU  (LIB-13, 886) 


Fournier,  Roy  (LIB)  _ _  19,007 

Rocheleau,  Gilles  (UN)  . . ...  5,121 

Nolan,  Roger  (PQ)  . 3,380 

Larocque,  Louis-Pierre  (RC)  2,989 

GOUIN  (PQ-12) 

loron,  Guy  (PQ)  - - 14,070 

Michaud,  Yves  (LIB)  _ 14,058 

Chantigny,  Louis  (UN)  _  5,053 

Bowen,  Edward  (RC)  . .  1,242 

HULL  (LIB-10, 884) 

Parent,  Oswald  (LIB)  .  14,478 

Marcotte,  Emmanuel  (PQ)  ...  3,814 
Seguin,  Jean-Marie  (UN)  .....  3,647 

Guitard,  Marcel  (RC)  .  3,252 

Gendron,  Raoul  . 122 

Poirier,  Aime  (IND)  _  99 

HUNTINGDON  (LIB-1,742) 

Fraser,  Kenneth  (LIB)  .  4,170 

Somerville,  Alister  (UN)  .  2,428 

D'Aoust,  Maurice  (PQ)  _  611 

Legault,  Laurent  (RC)  _  312 

IBERVILLE  (UN-768) 

Croisetiere,  Alfred  (UN)  .  4,110 

Normandin,  J.-Bruno  (LIB)  ._  3,342 

Monet,  Pierre  (PQ)  .  2,036 

Binette,  Geo.-Horace  (RC)  ._  743 

ILES-DE-LA-MADELEINE  (LIB-1,275) 

Lacroix,  Louis-Philippe  (LIB)  3,560 
Carbonneau,  Gilbert  (UN)  ...  2,285 

Gagnon,  Pierre  (PQ)  .  366 

Brouard,  Simon  (RC)  _ _  70 

JACQUES-CARTIER  (LIB-19.427) 

St-Germain,  Noel  (LIB)  .  25,743 

Boyer,  Roland  (PQ)  . . .  6,316 

Chartier,  Jean-Guy  (UN)  .  3,027 

Baxter,  Leonard  E .  1,850 

Lalonde,  Denis-Richard  (RC)  922 
Bourque,  L6o  (IND)  . 472 

JEANNE-MANCE  (LIB-4,649) 

Brissom,  Aime  (LIB)  .  21,515 

Boily,  Robert  (PQ)  .  16,866 

Desrosiers,  Louis  (UN)  .  4,797 

Dery,  Aur61ien  (RC)  .  1,197 


JEAN-TALON  (LIB-6,068) 
Gameau,  Raymond  (LIB)  _  12,565 


Daoust,  Paul  (PQ)  _  6,497 

Sirois,  Jean  (UN)  _  6,381 

Boyer,  Claude  (RC) _  4,625 

Lavoie,  Jean  (IND)  _  114 

JOLIETTE  (LIB-3,235) 

Quenneville,  Robert  (LIB)  ......  10,929 

Roy,  Pierre  (UN)  . 7,694 

Landry,  Bernard  (PQ)  _  7,376 

Neveu,  Aurelien  (RC)  . 1,107 

JONQUIERE  (LIB-3,656) 

Harvey,  Gerald  (LIB)  . .  15,010 

Gregoire,  Gilles  (PQ)  _  11,354 

Boily,  Claude  (UN)  . 3,108 

Lacombe,  Gerard  (RC)  . . 856 

KAMOURASKA  (LIB-1,136) 

Pelletier,  Jean-Marie  (LIB)  4,889 

Plourde,  Jean-Claude  (RC)  ...  3,753 

D' Anjou,  Adelard  (UN)  .  3,555 

Tardif,  Laurean  (PQ)  _  762 

LABELLE  (UN-3,341) 

Lafontaine,  Fernand  (UN)  ...  6,263 

Robidoux,  Benoit  (LIB)  .  2,922 

Leonard,  Jacques  (PQ)  .  2,724 

Caraghiaur,  Eugene  (RC) .  1,585 

LAC-SAINT-JEAN  (LIB-1,466) 

Pilote,  Roger  (LIB)  . 9,339 

Fortin,  Geo.-Henri  (PQ)  .  7,873 

Desmeules,  J.-Leonce  (UN)  5,515 

Gaudreault,  Armand  (RC)  761 

LAFONTAINE  (PQ-2,611) 

Leger,  Marcel  (PQ)  . . . .  18,113 

Marchand,  Roger  (LIB)  .  15,502 

Beaudry,  Jeam-Paul  (UN)  .  8,948 

Dion,  Cyprien  (RC)  . . .  1,731 

Bastarache,  Ulysse  (NPD)  128 

Friday,  Cliff  (IND)  .  65 

Luccisano,  Archangelo 

(IND)  . 24 

L'ASSOMPTION  (LIB-1,382) 

Perreault,  Jean  (LIB)  .  10,754 

Desjardins,  Pierre  (PQ)  _  9,372 

Lussier,  Robert  (UN)  .  7,955 


BOD 


PROVINCE 


LAUR1ER  (LIB-4,331) 

Marchand,  Andre  (LIB) .  17,934 

Levesque,  Rene  (PQ)  .  13,603 

Esposito,  Raphael  (UN)  .  3,073 

Levesque,  Joseph-Alfred 
(RC)  .  1,113 

LAVAL  (LIB-14,086) 

Lavoie,  Jean-Noel  (LIB)  .  27,262 

Allain,  Paul  (PQ)  .  13,176 

Gariepy,  Real  (UN)  .  5,353 

Gourolf,  Pierre  (RC)  _  1,507 

LAVIOLETTE  (LIB-297) 

Carpentier,  Prudent  (LIB)  ...  6,974 

Poulin,  Alphonse  (RC)  .  6,677 

Filion,  Lucien  (UN)  . .  5,390 

Olsen,  Ralph  (PQ)  . _ .  5,365 

LEVIS  (RC-209) 

Roy,  J.-Aurelien  (RC)  .  10,268 

Ruel,  J.-Edouard  (LIB)  . . .  10,059 

Morin,  Jean-Marie  (UN)  .  8,179 

Biron,  Paul  (PQ)  .  4,470 

LIMOILOU  (LIB-2,807) 

Houde,  Fernand  (LIB)  _  12,582 

Maltais,  Armand  (UN)  . .  9,775 

Caouette,  Gilles  (RC)  .  8,650 

Genest,  Jacques  (PQ) .  7,381 

L'ISLET  (LIB-292) 

Giasson,  Julien  (LIB)  .  4,000 

Lizotte,  Fernand  (UN)  .  3,708 

Fortin,  Andre-Louis  (RC)  .  2,899 

Chouinard,  J.-Maurice  (PQ)  506 

LOTBINIERE  (RC-369) 

Beland,  Jean-Louis  (RC)  .  4,823 

Massicotte,  Georges-J.-P. 

(LIB)  . 4,454 

Bernier,  Pierre  (UN)  .  3,678 

Beaudoin,  Benoit  (PQ)  . - .  504 

LOUIS- HEBERT  (LIB-13,471) 

Castonguay,  Claude  (LIB)  .„  25,026 

Caron,  Georges  (PQ)  .  11,555 

Duchaine,  Jean  (UN)  .  6,949 

Seigneur,  Louis  (RC)  . 2,738 


OF  QUEBEC 

MAISONNEUVE  (PQ-4,605) 


Burns,  Robert  Gordon  (PQ)  16,012 

Ouellet,  Jean-Robert  (LIB)  11,407 

Leveille,  Andre  (UN)  .  6,007 

Mallette,  Lucien  (RC)  . . .  1,777 

Ethier,  Jean-L.  (NPD)  _  252 

MARGUERITE-BOURGEOYS 

(LIB-20,787) 

Casgrain  Kirkland,  Claire 

(LIB)  _ __ _ _  28,694 

Gasse,  Gilles  (PQ)  .  7,907 

Bourdeau,  Normand  (UN)  .„  3,584 

Haines,  David  (RC)  .  850 

Morin,  Roland  (NPD)  ...._ .  378 

McLeod,  George  (IND)  .  262 

MASKINONGE  (UN-1,299) 

Paul,  Remi  (UN)  . . 5,113 

Picotte,  Yvon  (LIB)  . 3,814 

Gaboury,  Rene-Paul  (RC) .  2,190 

Rocheleau,  Marcel  (PQ)  _  757 

MATANE  (LIB-2,922) 

Bienvenue,  Jean  (LIB)  .  8,800 

Dion,  J. -Roger  (UN)  . 5,338 

Turcotte,  Nestor  (PQ)  . 5,878 

Allard,  Eudore  (RC)  . 1,103 

MATAPEDIA  (LIB-514) 

Arsenault,  Bona  (LIB)  . 4,319 

Lussier,  Doris  (PQ)  . 3,805 

Fiset,  Jean-Paul  (UN)  . _ .  2,564 

Langelier,  Rodrigue  (IND)  „.  1,655 

Jean,  Guy  (RC)  . 871 

MEG  ANTIC  (RC-501) 

Dumont,  Bernard  (RC)  . . .  8,201 

Bergeron,  Marc  (UN)  . 7,700 

Giguere,  Paul-E.  (LIB)  .  6,954 

Lebel,  Guy  (PQ)  . 5,626 

MERCIER  (LIB-3,061) 

Bourassa,  Robert  (LIB)  . .  15,337 

Bourgault,  Pierre  (PQ)  _ 12,276 

Touchette,  Conrad  (UN)  .  4,145 

Patry,  Clement  (RC)  . . .  1,011 

Ouellet,  Paul  (IND)  . 106 

MISSISQUOI  (UN-543) 

Bertrand,  Jean-Jacques  (UN)  6,789 

Couture,  Jean-Paul  (LIB)  ......  6,246 

Fortier,  Andre  (PQ)  . 2,042 

Poulin,  Georges  (RC)  .  1,804 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


MONTCALM  (UN-338) 


Masse,  Marcel  (UN)  _  4,950 

Martin,  G6rard  (LIB)  -  4,612 

Lussier,  Robert  (PQ)  _  1,372 

MONTMAGNY  (UN-1,932) 

Cloutier,  Jean-Paul  (UN)  _  5,596 

Rivest,  Laurent  (LIB)  - -  3,664 

Hamelin,  Dominique  (RC)  _  3,261 
Coulombe,  Jacques  (PQ) -  634 

MONTMORENCY  (LIB-41) 

Vezina,  Louis  (LIB)  - 9,714 

Tremblay,  Gaston  (RC)  _  9,673 

Houde,  J.-Eugene  (UN)  -  6,337 

Langlois,  Gerard  (PQ)  _  3,729 

Bolduc,  Jean-Guy  (IND)  —  300 

NAPIERVILLE-LAPRAIRIE 

(LIB-7,394) 

Berthiaume,  Paul  (LIB)  .  14,408 

Boutin,  Jean-Pierre  (PQ)  .  7,014 

Mercier,  Jean-Jacques  (UN)  6,739 

Schmidt,  Camille  (RC)  . 1,194 

Berthiaume,  G6rard  (IND)  „.  225 

NICOLET  (UN-1,819) 

Vincent,  Clement  (UN)  _  7,380 

Laroche,  Sylvain  (LIB)  . .  5,561 

Rousseau,  Jacques  (PQ)  _  1,764 

Borgia,  Henri  (RC)  . . . 1,505 

NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRACE 

(LIB-29,147) 

Tetley,  William  (LIB)  . .  31,930 

Dugas,  Jacqueline  (PQ)  .  2,783 

Peacock,  Donald  Robson 

(NPD)  . 843 

Faribault,  Genevieve  (UN)  ._  680 

Kingwell,  Paul  J.  (RC)  _ _ _  357 

OLIER  (LIB-5,958) 

Picard,  Fernand  (LIB)  _  22,649 

Laplante,  Lucien  (PQ)  _  16,691 

Morency,  Richard  (UN)  .  3,994 

Trudeau,  Jean  (RC)  . 1,624 

OUTREMONT  (LIB-18,660) 

Choquette,  Jerome  (LIB)  _  25,955 

Lefebvre,  Pierre  (PQ)  . 7,295 

Archambault,  Claude  (UN)  1,419 
Gans,  Nathan  (NPD) _  307 


PAPINEAU  (LIB-3,648) 

Assad,  Mark  (LIB)  _  12,651 

Theoret,  Roland  (UN)  _  9,003 

Clement,  Marcellln  (RC) _  4,974 

Charron,  Roch  (PQ)  _  2,634 

PONTIAC  (LIB-1,162) 

Lariviere,  Jean-Guy  (LIB)  _  5,152 
Johnston,  Raymond  (UN)  _  3,990 

Jean,  Jean-Marc  (PQ) _ 253 

Lafortune,  Claude  (RC)  _  242 

PORTNEUF  (RC-3,105) 

Drolet,  Antoine  (RC)  _  11,086 

Sauvageau,  Andre  (LIB)  .  7,981 

Plamondon,  Marcel-R.  (UN)  6,315 
Pelletier,  Guy  (PQ)  _  3,681 

RICHELIEU  (LIB-2,228) 

Simard,  Claude  (LIB)  _  12,047 

Martel,  Maurice  (UN)  . 9,819 

Rochon,  Claude  (PQ)  _  5,866 

Grosariu,  Octave  (RC)  _  947 

RICHMOND  (RC-1,137) 

Brochu,  Yvon  (RC)  . 7,485 

Allaire,  Raymond  (LIB)  _  6,348 

Tremblay,  Maurice  (PQ)  .  3,655 

Gosselin,  Marc-Andre  (UN)  3,290 

RIMOUSKI  (LIB-1,560) 

Tessier,  Maurice  (LIB)  _  9,987 

Fecteau,  Andr6  (PQ)  _ _  8,427 

Dickner,  Herve  (RC)  ...... .  4,168 

Lebel,  Jean-Claude  (UN)  _  5,247 

RIVIERE-DU-LOUP  (LIB-1,001) 

Lalrance,  Paul  (LIB)  . 8,586 

Lebel,  Gerard  (UN)  .  7,585 

Bergeron,  Robert  (RC)  .  2,558 

Milord,  Marius  (PQ)  .  2,008 

ROBERT  BALDWIN  (LIB-41,316) 

Seguin,  Arthur-E.  (LIB)  .  46,169 

Rivest,  Jacques  (PQ)  .  4,853 

Shaw,  William  F.  (UN)  .  1,769 

ROBERVAL  (LIB-2,609) 

Lamontagne,  Robert  (LIB)  ...  9,845 

Gauthier,  Georges  (UN)  .  7,236 

Simard,  Gilles  (PQ)  _  5,977 

Vezina,  Marcel  (RC)  _  2,956 


PROVINCE 


ROUVILLE  (LIB-309) 

Ostiguy,  Marcel  (LIB)  .  6,564 

Hamel,  Paul-Yvon  (UN)  .  6,255 

Gaudreau,  Andre  (PQ)  .  2,327 

Paquette,  Jean-Louis  (RC)  ...  904 


OF  QUEBEC  BIT 

SAINT-JEAN  (LIB-2,172) 

Veilleux,  Jacques  (LIB)  .  8,993 

Proulx,  Jerome  (PQ)  .  6,821 

Tremblay,  Roland  (UN)  .  6,605 

Poirier,  Louis  (RC)  . _.  909 


ROUYN-NORANDA  (RC-5,560) 


Samson,  Camille  (RC)  .  9,573 

Courchesne,  Eddy  (LIB)  .  4,013 

Lapointe,  Roland  (PQ)  . .  2,756 

Lesage,  Guy  (UN)  _  2,101 

SAGUENAY  (PQ-2,248) 

Lessard,  Lucien  (PQ)  . -  12,392 

Maltais,  Pierre-Willie  (LIB)  10,144 
Tremblay,  Paul-Andre  (UN)  4,007 
Jean,  Jean-Nil  (RC)  _ 1,138 

SA1NTE-ANNE  (LIB-4,039) 

Springate,  George  P.  (LIB)  ...  8,914 
Hanley,  Francis  dit  Frank 

(IND)  . 4,875 

Lacaille  Dubeau,  Rose  (PQ)  3,809 

Simard,  Fernand  (UN) . _  804 

Gagne,  Jean  . . 170 

SAINTE-MARIE  (PQ-2,513) 

Tremblay,  Charles  (PQ)  .  10,707 

Malepart,  Jean-Claude  (LIB)  8,194 
Croteau,  Jean-Jacques  (UNj  5,165 
Larocque,  Claude  (RC)  _  1,088 

SAINT-HENRI  (LIB-2,701) 

Shanks,  Girard  (LIB)  . ...  14,096 

Gendron,  Eloi  (PQ)  . .  11,395 

Martellani,  Carmine  dit 

Camille  (UN)  .  4,036 

Fish,  Michael  (NPD)  .  295 

Croteau,  Edouard  (IND)  .  244 

SAINT-HYACINTHE  (LIB-2,044) 

Comellier,  Fernand  (LIB)  .  10,628 

Bousquet,  Denis  (UN)  .  8,584 

Pinsonnault,  Andre  (PQ)  .  5,696 

Dragon,  Jean-Jacques  (RC)  2,801 
Robert,  RoLucien  (INI»  -  81 

SAINT-JACQUES  (PQ-1,490) 

Charron,  Claude  (PQ)  -  8,554 

Gagnon,  Rene  (LIB)  . —  7,064 

Coumoyer,  Jean  (UN)  .  5,377 

Lapierre,  Mme  Roger  (RC)  ...  848 

Bujold,  Michel . . . -  84 


SAINT-LAURENT  (LIB-23,650) 

Pearson,  Leo  (LIB)  .  33,109 

Jacob,  Marcel  (PQ)  .  9,459 

Cousineau,  Marcel  (UN)  .  2,917 

Marotte,  Gerard  (NPD)  .  483 

SAINT-LOUIS  (LIB-7,708) 

Blank,  Harry  (LIB)  . . .  12,303 

Keaton  Jodoin,  Michele  (PQ)  4,595 

Zannis,  Paul-Harold  (UN)  .  1,526 

Amopoulos,  John-Paris 

(NPD)  . -  376 

Demers  Da  Sylva,  Claire  .  213 

SAINT-MAURICE  (UN-4,045) 

Demers,  Philippe  (UN)  .  11,921 

Duhaime,  Yves  (PQ)  .  7,876 

Dufresne,  Gerard  (LIB)  . .  7,857 

Lamy,  Gerard  (RC)  .  4,625 

SAINT-SAUVEUR  (RC-532) 

Bois,  Armand  (RC)  . -  9,217 

Roy,  Andri  (LIB)  .  8,685 

Boudreau,  Fernand  (UN)  .  6,712 

Roy,  Lucien  (PQ)  . .'.  4,912 

SHEFFORD  (UN-1,636) 

Russell,  Armand  (UN)  .  10,480 

Guertin,  Marcel  (LIB)  .  8,844 

Richard,  Lucien  (RC)  .  8,124 

L'Heureux,  Robert  (PQ) .  4,113 

SHERBROOKE  (LIB-5,603) 

Pepin,  Jean-Paul  (LIB)  .  17,319 

Larose,  Adelard  (RC)  .  11,716 

Begin,  Jean-Jacques  (PQ)  ...  10,783 

Frechette,  Rinald  dit 

Raynald  (UN)  . 10,421 

Blouin,  Jean-Paul  (NPD)  .  307 

STANSTEAD  (LIB-3,973) 

Vaillancourt,  Georges  (LIB)  8,897 

Loslier,  Jean  (RC)  . - .  4,924 

Fleurent,  Albert  (UN)  . . .  2,300 

Rivard,  Germain-N.  (PQ)  —  2,000 


B12 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


TAILLON  (UN-5,363) 


Leduc,  Guy  (LIB)  . 16,501 

Lefebvre,  Jacques-Yvon 

(PQ)  . 11,138 

Johnson,  Jacques  (UN)  .  4,997 

Mongeau,  Serge  (IND)  .  2,998 

Bernier,  Jean-P.  (RC)  . 2,826 

Gobeil,  Gaston  . . . _ .  134 

Meunier,  Robert  (IND)  _  113 

TEMISCAMINGUE  (LIB-902) 

Theberge,  Gilbert  (LIB)  _  3,747 

Cote,  Nil  (RC)  .  2,845 

Larouche,  Paul-Emile  (UN)  ...  1,448 

Dussault,  Theobald  (PQ)  _  499 

TEMISCOUATA  (UN-573) 

Simard,  J.-Montcalm  (UN) _  3,929 

Beaulieu,  Adrien  (LIB)  .  3,356 

Dumont,  Normand  (RC)  .  2,901 

Dube,  Raymond  (PQ)  .  877 

TERREBONNE  (LIB-12,467) 

Hardy,  Denis  (LIB)  . 30,452 

Mercier,  Guy  (PQ)  . 17,985 

Monette,  Eddy  (UN)  .  13,406 

Fontaine,  Jean-Marc  (RC) .  5,028 

TROIS-RIVIERES  (LIB-4,193) 

Bacon,  Guy  (LIB)  .  12,899 

Gauthier,  Gilles  (UN)  .  8,706 

St-Arnaud,  Charles  (PQ)  .....  6,995 

Simard,  Roger  (RC)  _  3,778 

VAUDREUIL-SOULANGES 

(LIB-5,452) 

Phaneuf,  Paul  (LIB)  . 11,841 

Belliveau,  F.-Edouard  (UN)  6,389 

Bedard,  A.-Leo  (PQ)  .  4,183 

Dussault,  Andre  (RC)  .  1,158 

Ranger,  Joseph  (IND)  .  53 


VERCHERES  (LIB-6,796) 


St-Pierre,  Guy  (LIB)  _  14,822 

Godin,  Jean.  (PQ)  _  8,026 

Page,  Joseph-L.  (UN)  _  3,995 

Charbonneau,  Paul-H.  (RC)  1,001 

VERDUN  (LIB-14,332) 

Caron,  Lucien  (LIB)  _  23,630 

Ross,  Jean-Paul  (PQ)  _  9,298 

Gariepy,  J.-AIbert  (UN)  .  4,129 

O'Malley,  Carl  B.  (RC)  _  1,117 

Brassard  Ste-Marie, 

Suzanne  _  862 

Gagnier,  Gaston _  259 

Haines,  Grendon  E.  (NPD)  186 

WESTMOUNT  (LIB-29,056) 

Drummond,  Thomas  Kevin 

(LIB)  . 32,703 

De  Broux,  Pierre  (PQ)  _  3,647 

Codere,  Bernard  (UN)  . .  1,126 

Weiner,  Norman  (NPD)  _  529 

Morgan,  Robert  (RC)  _  336 

WOLFE  (UN-1,630) 

Lavoie,  Rene  (UN)  . 3,712 

Guertin,  Rene  (LIB)  .  2,082 

Lehoux,  Femand  (RC)  .  1,860 

Marceau,  Guy  (PQ)  _  706 

YAMASKA  (LIB-487) 

Faucher,  Benjamin  (LIB)  .  3,826 

Shooner,  Paul  (UN)  .  3,339 

Bellehumeur,  Marcel  (PQ)  ...  558 

Cormier,  Weliie  (RC)  . . 438 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC 


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GENERAL  ELECTIONS  SINCE  CONFEDERATION 


1867  . . . . . . . . . . . .  Sept.  — 

1871  . .  July  — 

1875  . .  July  7 

1878  . . .  May  1 

1881  . . .  Dec.  2 

1886  . . .  Oct.  14 

1890  . _. . . . . . .  June  17 

1892  . . . . . . . .  March  8 

1897  . _ . . . .  May  11 

1900  . . . . . . .  Dec.  7 

1904  . . . . . . .  Nov.  25 

1908  . . . . . . . . . — . .  June  8 

1912  . . . . . — . .  May  15 

1916  . . .  May  22 

1919  . . . . . . . — .  June  23 

1923  . _ . . . . . . .  Feb.  5 

1927  . * . — .  May  16 

1931  . . . . . . . . . .  Aug.  24 

1935  . . . . . . . . . .  t^ov.  25 

1936  . . . . . . . . .  Aug.  17 

1939  . . . . . . . . . . .  Oct.  25 

1944  . . . — . . . . . - .  Aug.  8 

1948  . . . — . . - . —  July  28 

1952  . . . . . . . .  July  16 

1956  . . . . . . - . - - -  June  20 

1960  . . . . . . . — - - - -  June  22 

1962  . . . . . . . . . .  Nov.  14 

1966  _ _  June  5 

1970  _ _ _ _  April  29 


BY-ELECTIONS 

(Held  since  General  Election  April  29,  1970) 
CHAMBLY 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  Hon.  Pierre  Laporte 
(L),  Oct.  17,  1970.  Nominations,  Jan.  25,  1971.  Voting,  Feb. 


8,  1971. 

Cournoyer,  Jean  (LIB)  .  22,647 

Marois,  Pierre  (PQ)  .  11,452 

Patry,  Clement  (R.  Cr.)  . .  665 

Dougherty,  Luke  G.  (IND)  . 267 

Desjardins,  Lionel  (S.D.)  . - .  18 

Poulin,  Jean-Paul  (S.D.)  .  17 

Longtin,  Claude  (S.D.)  . - .  . 7 


Majority  for  Jean  Cournoyer  (L)  . . .  11,195 

(no  change) 


B14 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


DUPLESSIS 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  Mr.  Henri-L.  Coiteux 
(L),  July  10,  1972.  Nomination,  Sept.  27,  1972.  Voting, 
Oct.  11,  1972. 

Gallienno,  Donald  (LIB)  .  13,130 

Begin,  Charles  (P.Q.)  6^380 

Majority  for  Donald  Gallienne  (L)  _  6,750 

(no  change) 


GATINEAU 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  resignation  of  the  sitting  mem¬ 
ber  the  Hon.  Roy  Fournier  (L),  named  to  the  Provincial 
Court  of  Que.  Nomination  Sept.  27,  1972.  Voting  Oct  11 
1972. 

Gratton,  Michel  (LIB) 

Kelly,  Harold  (U.-Q.) 

Rousse  D.  Pierrette  (P.Q.) 

All  the  ballot-papers  have  been  rejected  by  the  judge 
at  the  recount  of  votes.  Another  date  was  fixed  for  the 
nomination  of  candidates  and  a  new  election  held 

Nomination  Nov.  1,  1972.  Voting  Nov.  15,  1972. 

Gratton,  Michel  (LIB)  .  i  o  oat: 

Kelly,  Harold  (U.-Q.)  .  .  7'^ 


Majority  for  Michel  Gratton  (L) 
(no  change) 


6,479 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

The  standing  of  parties  at  dissolution  of  28th  Legislature 
March  12,  1970,  was:  ’ 

Union  Nationale  . . . . 

Liberals  . . 

Independent  . 

Vacant  . 


55 

46 

6 

1 


TOTAL 


The  standing  of  parties  as  of  January  1973,  was: 

Liberals  . 

Unite-Quebec  . 

Ralliement  Creditiste 

Parti  Qu^becois  . 

Independent 


TOTAL 


108 


72 

16 

12 

7 

.  1 
108 


PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 


B15 


PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Act  creating  Province  of  Saskatchewan  came  into  force, 
Sept.  1,  1905  (see  Alberta). 

Population:  (Census,  1911),  492,000;  (Census,  1921), 
757,000;  (Census,  1931),  922,000;  (Census,  1941),  896,000; 
(Census,  1951),  829,175;  (Census,  1956),  880,665;  (Census 
1961),  925,181;  (Census  June,  1966),  955,000;  (Census 
June,  1971)  926,242;  (Estimated  July,  1972),  917,000. 

Area  :  Land,  220,182  sq.  miles;  Water,  31,518  sq.  miles; 
Total,  251,700  sq.  miles. 

Seat  of  Government :  Regina. 


LIEUTENANT  GOVERNOR 

WOROBETZ,  HON.  STEPHEN,  M.C.,  M.D.,  C.R.C.S.(C.). 
B.  Dec.  26,  1914,  at  Krydor,  Sask.  S.  of  Justin  Worobetz 
(Ukrainian  dec.)  and  Mary  Boryski  (Ukrainian  dec.).  Ed. 
Krydor  Public  and  High  School;  Bedford  Road  Coll.,  Sas¬ 
katoon;  Univ.  of  Sask.,  B.Sc.;  Univ.  of  Man.,  M.D.;  Univ. 
of  Philadelphia;  Royal  Coll,  of  Surgeons  of  Can.,  C.R.C.S. 
(C).  M.  May  1,  1949,  to  Michelene  Kindrachuk.  General 
Practitioner  1941-42,  Lucky  Lake,  Sask.  Military  Service 
in  England  and  Italy  as  rank  of  Capt.  1942-46;  awarded 
M.C.  while  medical  officer  Princess  Patricians  Canadian 
Light  Infantry,  Italy  1944.  General  Practitioner,  Saska¬ 
toon,  Sask.  1946-52.  Post  Graduate  Studies  1952-54.  Gen¬ 
eral  ’  Surgery,  Saskatoon,  1954-70.  Past  Pres.  St.  Paul’s 
Hospital  Medical  Staff,  PPCLI  Association  of  Sask.  Past 
Chairman  Lay  Advisory  Board  of  St.  Joseph’s  Nursing 
Home.  Present  Appointments  :  Medical  Staff  St.  Paul’s 
Hospital;  Univ.  Hospital  and  City  Hospital;  Mem.  of  the 
Medical  Advisory  Board  of  St.  Paul’s  Hospital;  Senior 
Surgical  Committee  of  St.  Paul’s  Hospital;  Clinical  Asso¬ 
ciate  in  Surgery,  College  of  Medicine  of  U.S.  Member  : 


ai  6 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


Canadian  Medical  Association,  Sask.  and  District  Medical 
Society,  Royal  Canadian  Legion,  K.  of  C.  and  Saskatoon  Arts 
Centre.  Religion:  Ukrainian  Catholic.  Sworn  in  as  Lieute¬ 
nant-Governor  of  Saskatchewan,  February  3rd,  1970.  Ad¬ 
dress:  511-A  Hotel  Saskatchewan,  Regina,  Sask. 


PREVIOUS  LIEUTENANT  GOVERNORS 


Hon.  Amedee  Emmanual  Forget _ Sept.  1,  1905 

Hon.  George  William  Brown _ Oct.  14,  1910 

Hon.  Richard  Stuart  Lake _ Oct.  18,  1915 

Hon.  Henry  William  Newlands _ Feb.  18,  1921 

Hon.  Lieut.-Col.  Hugh  Edwin  Munroe  Mar.  31,  1931 

Hon.  Archibald  Peter  McNab _ Sept.  10,  1936 

Hon.  Thomas  Miller _ Feb.  27,  1945 

Hon.  Reginald  John  Marsden  Parker _ June  22,  1945 

Hon.  John  Michael  Uhrich  _  Mar.  23,  1948 

Hon.  William  John  Patterson  _ June  25,  1951 

Hon.  Frank  Lindsay  Bastedo _ _ Feb.  3,  1958 

Hon.  Robert  Leith  Hanbidge _  March  1,  1963 


THE  BLAKENEY  (PRESENT)  ADMINISTRATION 

HON.  A.  E.  BLAKENEY, 

Premier, 

President  of  the  Executive  Council. 

HON.  R.  ROMANOW, 

Attorney  General. 

HON.  J.  R.  MESSER, 

Minister  of  Agriculture. 

HON.  W.  E.  SMISHEK, 

Minister  of  Public  Health. 

HON.  E.  I.  WOOD, 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs. 

HON.  G.  T.  SNYDER, 

Minister  of  Labour. 

HON.  G.  R.  BOWERMAN, 

Minister  of  Northern  Saskatchewan  and 
Minister  of  Natural  Resources 

HON.  G.  MACMURCHY, 

Minister  of  Education  and 
Minister  of  Continuing  Education. 


PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 


817 


HON.  N.  E.  BYERS, 

Minister  of  the  Environment  and 

Minister  of  Co-operation  and  Co-operative  Development. 

HON.  E.  KRAMER, 

Minister  of  Highways  and  Transportation. 

HON.  E.  BROKELBANK, 

Minister  of  Government  Services. 

HON.  K.  THORSON, 

Minister  of  Industry  and  Commerce  and 
Minister  of  Mineral  Resources. 

HON.  A.  TAYLOR, 

Minister  of  Social  Services. 

HON.  E.L.  COWLEY, 

Minister  of  Finance. 

HON.  E.L.  TCHORZEWSKI, 

Minister  of  Culture  and  Youth  and 
Minister  of  Consumer  Affairs. 


CHIEF  OFFICERS  OF  THE  EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 

Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council:  Roy  Borrowman. 
Cabinet  Secretary:  K.  0.  Saddlemyer. 

A/Chief  Electoral  Officer:  D.  McMillan. 


PREVIOUS  SASKATCHEWAN  ADMINISTRATIONS 

1.  _ Hon.  Walter  Scott  (L.),  Premier  .  Sept.  5,  1903,  to  Oct.  19,  1916. 

2.  _ Hon.  W.  M.  Martin  (L.),  Premier  .  Oct.  20,  1916,  to  April  5,  1922. 

3. — Hon.  C.  A.  Dunning  (L.),  Premier  .  Apr.  5,  1922,  to  Feb.  26,  1926. 

4.  _ Hon.  James  G.  Gardiner  (L.),  Premier  Feb.  26,  1926,  to  Sept.  9,  1929. 

5. — Hon.  J.  T.  M.  Anderson  (C.),  Premier  Sept.  9,  1929,  to  Jul.  19,  1934. 

6. — Hon.  James  G.  Gardiner  (L-),  Premier  July  19,  1934,  to  Nov.  1,  1935. 

7 —Hon.  William  J.  Patterson  (L.J, 

Premier  .  Nov.  1,  1935,  to  July  10,  1944 

•-Ho"-  Th°*'  C'  D°^X(C:C-- .  July  10.  1944.  to  Nov.  7.  1961. 

9— Hon.  W.  S.  Lloy pr^igrP,‘C-C;F‘)'  Nov.  7,  1961  to  May  22,  1964. 
10.— Hon.  W.  Ross  Thatcher  (L.). .  May  ^  1%4  to  June  30>  1971. 


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THE  SASKATCHEWAN  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 

The  Legislative  Assembly  of  Saskatchewan  consists  of  60  members 
representing  60  single  member  constituencies. 

The  Premier’s  salary  $32,500;  Cabinet  Ministers,  $22, 500- 
Leader  of  the  Opposition,  $27,500 

Sessional  Indemnity  and  expense  allowance,  $12, 500- 
Speaker,  $5,000  additional;  Deputy  Speaker,  $3,000  ad¬ 
ditional. 


LEGISLATURES  SINCE  1905 


I 


No.  of  Legis. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st  Legisl . 

1st . 

Apr. 

2, 

1906 

May  26, 

1906 

1 

2nd . 

Mar. 

29, 

1907 

Apr. 

3. 

1907 

fjuly 

20,  1908 

3rd . 

Feb. 

2, 

1908 

June 

12. 

1908 

1 

2nd  Legisl . . 

1st . 

Dec. 

10, 

1908 

Jan. 

23, 

1909 

1 

2nd . 

Nov. 

18, 

1909 

Dec. 

18, 

1909 

jjune 

15,  1912 

3rd . 

Dec. 

15, 

1910 

Mar. 

23, 

1911 

1 

4th . 

Jan. 

25, 

1912 

Mar. 

15, 

1912 

J 

3rd  Legisl . 

14 

Ian 

1  1 

) 

2nd  . . 

Nov. 

6, 

1913 

Dec. 

19, 

1913 

1 

3rd . 

Sept. 

15, 

1914 

Sept.  24, 

1914 

fjune 

2,  1917 

4th . . 

May  10, 

1915 

June  24, 

1915 

1 

5th _ 

Jan. 

18, 

1916 

Mar. 

14, 

1916 

1 

6th . 

Jan. 

25, 

1917 

Mar. 

10, 

1917 

J 

4th  Legisl. . 

1st . 

Nov. 

13, 

1917 

Dec. 

15, 

1917 

1 

2nd . 

Dec. 

6, 

1918 

Feb. 

5, 

1919 

May 

16,  1921 

3rd . 

Nov. 

27, 

1919 

Feb. 

5, 

1920 

1 

4th . 

Nov. 

4, 

1920 

Dec. 

15, 

1920 

J 

5th  Legisl. 

1st . 

Dec. 

8, 

1921 

Feb. 

9, 

1922 

1 

2nd . 

July 

20, 

1922 

July 

27, 

1922 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

8, 

1923 

Mar. 

22, 

1923 

JMay 

9.  1925 

4th  . 

Jan. 

31, 

1924 

Mar. 

25. 

1924 

1 

5th 

Nov. 

13, 

1924 

Jan. 

16, 

1925 

| 

6th  Legisl. 

1st  . 

Dec. 

3, 

1925 

Jan. 

28, 

1926 

1 

2nd  . 

Jan. 

18, 

1927 

Mar. 

3, 

1927 

May 

11.  1929 

3rd  . 

Jan. 

24, 

1928 

Mar. 

7, 

1928 

4th 

Dec. 

4, 

1928 

Feb. 

2, 

1929 

7th  Legist. 

1st . 

Sept. 

4, 

1929 

Sept. 

6, 

1929 

2nd . 

Feb. 

6, 

1930 

Apr. 

9, 

1930 

3rd . 

Jan. 

8, 

1931 

Mar. 

11, 

1931 

1 

4th  . 

Feb. 

4, 

1932 

Apr. 

13, 

1932 

}May 

25,  1934 

5th . 

Feb. 

2, 

1933 

Mar. 

29, 

1933 

i 

3th . 

Feb. 

15, 

1934 

Apr. 

7. 

1934 

province:  of  Saskatchewan 


bis 


No.  of  Legisl. 

Session 

Opening 

Prorogation 

Dissolution 

1st . 

15,  1334 

21,  1935 

2nd . 

Feb. 

6,  1936 

Apr. 

1,  1936 

(May  14, 

1938 

3rd . 

Feb. 

11,  1337 

Apr. 

16,  1937 

1 

4th . 

Jan. 

20,  1938 

Mar. 

23,  1938 

j 

1st . 

19,  1939 

Apr. 

1,  1939 

| 

2nd . 

Feb. 

8,  1940 

Mar. 

16,  1940 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

20,  1941 

Apr. 

8,  1941 

[May 

10, 

1944 

4th . 

Feb. 

19,  1942 

Apr. 

11,  1942 

I 

5th . 

Feb. 

23,  1943 

Apr. 

12,  1943 

| 

6th . 

Feb. 

8,  1944 

Apr. 

1,  1944 

J 

10th  Legisl . 

1st . 

Oct. 

19,  1944 

Nov. 

10,  1944 

I 

2nd . 

Feb. 

15,  1945 

Mar. 

30,  1945 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

14,  1946 

Apr. 

4,  1946 

(May 

19, 

1948 

4th . 

Jan. 

30.  1947 

Apr. 

1,  1947 

| 

5th . 

Feb. 

5,  1948 

Mar. 

25,  1948 

j 

11th  Legisl. . 

1st . 

Feb. 

10.  1949 

Apr. 

2,  1949 

1 

2nd . 

Feb 

16,  1950 

Apr. 

8,  1950 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

1.  1951 

Apr. 

5,  1951 

May 

7, 

1952 

Special  Session 

Dec. 

3,  1951 

Dec. 

5,  1951 

4th  . 

Feb. 

7,  1952 

Apr. 

4,  1952 

12th  Legisl. . 

1st . 

Feb. 

14,  1953 

Apr. 

14.  1953 

2nd . 

Feb. 

11,  1954 

Apr. 

2,  1954 

3rd . 

Feb. 

10,  1955 

Apr. 

7,  1955 

(•May 

8, 

1956 

4th . 

Feb. 

9,  1956 

Apr. 

5,  1956 

13th  Legisl . . 

1st . 

Feb. 

14,  1957 

Apr. 

10,  1957 

2nd . 

Feb. 

13,  1958 

Apr. 

2,  1958 

3rd . 

Feb. 

12,  1959 

Apr. 

14,  1959 

May 

4, 

1960 

4th . 

Feb. 

11,  1960 

Apr. 

7,  1960 

14th  Legisl. . 

1st . 

Feb. 

9,  1961 

Apr. 

8,  1961 

1 

2nd . 

Oct. 

11,  1961 

Nov. 

17,  1961 

1 

3rd . 

Feb. 

22,  1962 

Apr. 

14,  1962 

4th . 

Aug. 

2.  1962 

Aug. 

2.  1962 

(Mar.  18,  1964 

5th . 

Feb. 

14,  1963 

April 

5,  1963 

6th . 

Feb. 

6.  1964 

Mar. 

17,  1964 

1 

15th  Legisl . . 

1st . 

Feb. 

4,  1965 

Apr. 

17,  1965 

2nd . 

Feb. 

8,  1966 

Apr. 

7,  1966 

Sept. 

8. 

1967 

3rd . 

Sept. 

7,  1966 

Dec. 

8,  1966 

4th . 

Feb. 

2,  1967 

Apr. 

1,  1967 

1st  . 

Feb. 

15,  1968 

Apr. 

25,  1968 

2nd . 

Jan. 

30,  1969 

Apr. 

3,  1969 

(May  25, 

1971 

3rd . . 

Feb. 

12,  1970 

Apr. 

18,  1970 

1 

1th . 

June 

29,  1970 

June 

30,  1970 

j 

5th  . 

Feb. 

16,  1971 

Apr. 

16,  1971 

17th  Legisl . 

1st  . 

July 

28,  1971 

Feb. 

24,  1972 

2nd  . 

Feb. 

24,  1972 

May 

5,  1972 

b  2  n 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS 

Speaker  :  Hon.  F.  A.  Dewhurst. 

Deputy  Speaker:  B.  M.  Dyck. 


NAME 


CONSTITUENCY 


Baker,  H.  H.  P . 

Blakeney,  Hon.  A.  E.  .  . 

Boldt,  D . 

Bowerman,  Hon.  G.  R. 
Brockelbank,  Hon.  J.  E. 
Byers,  Hon.  N.  E . 


Regina  Wascana 
Regina  Centre 
Rosthem 
Shellbrook 
Saskatoon  Mayfair 
Kelvin  gton 


Carlson,  I.  W . 

Cody.  D.  W . 

Comer,  J.  K.  . 

Coupland,  H.  E. 
Cowley,  Hon.  E.  L 


Yorkton 
Watrous 
Nipawin 
Meadow  Lake 
Big  gar 


Dewhurst,  Hon.  F.  A. 
Dyck,  B.  M . 


Wadena 

Saskatoon  City  Park 


Engel,  A.  W. 


Notukeu-Willow  Bunch 


Faris,  D.  L. 
Feduniak,  M. 
Feschuk,  M. 
Flasch,  E.  F. 


Arm  River 
Turtleford 

Prince  Albert  East 
Maple  Creek 


Gardner,  E.  F.  . . . . 

Grant,  G.  B . . 

Gross,  R.  J . 

Guy,  A.  R . 


Moosomin 

Regina  Whitmore  Park 

Gravelbourg 

Athabasca 


Hanson,  T.  L. 


Qu'Appelle-Wolseley 


Kaeding,  E . 

Kowalchuk,  J.  R. 
Kramer,  Hon.  E. 
Kwasnica,  M . 


Saltcoats 
Melville 
The  Battlefords 
Cut  Knife 


Lane,  J.  G. 
Lange,  D.  H. 
Larson,  L.  M. 
Loken,  G.  F. 


Lumsden 

Assiniboia-Bengough 

Pelly 

Rosetown 


MacDonald,  C.  P. 
MacDonald,  D.  F. 


Milestone 
Moose  Jaw  North 


PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 


B  2  1 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS— (Cont’d.) 


NAME 


CONSTITUENCY 


MacL&od,  K.  R . . 

MacMurchy,  Hon.  G. 

Matsalla,  A . _ . . . 

Mclsarrc,  Dr.  J.  C . 

McPherson,  D.  M . . 

Meakes,  F _ _ 

Messer,  Hon.  J.  R.  _ 

Michayluk,  D.  W . 

Mostoway,  P.  P.  . . 


Regina  Albert  Park 
Last  Mountain 
Canora 
Wilkie 

Regina  Lakeview 

Touchwood 

Tisdale-Kelsey 

Redberry 

Hanley 


Oliver,  A.  R. 
Owens,  H.  W. 


Shaunavon 

Elrose 


Pepper,  J.  A. 


Weybum 


Richards,  J.  G . 

Robbins,  W.  A . 

Rolfes,  H.  H.  . . 

Romanow,  Hon.  R. 


Saskatoon  University 
Saskatoon  Nutana  Centre 
Saskatoon  Nutana  South 
Saskatoon  Riversdale 


Smishek,  Hon.  W.  E. 
Snyder,  Hon.  G.  T.  „. 
Steuart,  D.  G . 


Regina  North  East 
Moose  Jaw  South 
Prince  Albert  West 


Taylor,  Hon.  A . 

Tchorzewski,  Hon.  E.  L. 

Thibault,  A . . 

Thorson,  Hon.  K . 


Kerrobert-Kindersley 

Humboldt 

Melfort-Kinistino 

Souris-Estevan 


Weatherald,  T.  M. 

Whelan,  E.  C . 

Wiebe,  J . 

Wood,  Hon.  E.  I. 


Cannington 
Regina  North  West 
Morse 

Swift  Current 


5  2  2 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES 

LEGEND:  N.D.P.-New  Democratic  Party;  Lib. -Liberal. 


CONSTITUENCY 


Arm  River . . . . . 

Assiniboia-Bengough 
Athabasca  . . . 


MEMBER 


Faris,  D. 

Lange,  D . 

Guy,  A.  R . 


POLITICAL 

AFFILIATION 


N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 


Biggar  . . 

Canora  . 

Caruiington 
Cut  Knife  ... 


Cowley,  Hon.  E.  _ 

Matsalla,  A . 

Weatherald,  T.  M. 
Kwasnica,  M _ _ 


N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 


Elrose 


Owens,  H. 


N.D.P. 


Gravelbourg 


Gross,  R. 


N.D.P. 


Hanley . . 

Humboldt 


Mostoway,  P . _ . . 

Tchorzewski,  Hon.  E. 


N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 


Kelvington  . . . Byers,  Hon.  N.  E. 

Kerrobert-Kindersley  . .  Taylor,  Hon.  A. 


N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 


Last  Mountain  . .  MacMurchy,  Hon.  G. 

Lumsden  . . Lane,  J.  G. 


N.D.P. 

Lib. 


Maple  Creek  . . 

Meadow  Lake  . . 

Melfort-Kinistino 

Melville  . . . _... 

Milestone  . 

Moose  Jaw  North 
Moose  Jaw  South 

Moosomin  . . 

Morse . 


Flasch,  G . . 

Coupland,  H.  E.  . . 

Thibault,  A . . . 

Kowalchuk,  J. 

MacDonald,  C.  P . 

MacDonald,  D. 
Snyder,  Hon.  G.  T. 
Gardner,  E.  F. 
Wiebe,  J . 


N.D.P. 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P 

Lib. 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

Lib. 


Nipawin  . . Comer,  J. 

Notukeu-Willow  Bunch  Engel,  A. 


N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 


Pelly . . . . . 

Prince  Albert  East 
Prince  Albert  West 


Larson,  L.  _... 
Feschuk,  M.  ... 
Stevart,  D.  G. 


N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 


Qu'Appelle-Wolseley 


Hanson,  T. 


N.D.P. 


Redberry  . . 

Regina  Albert  Park 


Michayluk,  D.  W. 
MacLeod,  K . 


N.D.P. 

Lib. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  CONSTITUENCIES— (Cont’d.) 


CONSTITUENCY 

MEMBER 

POLITICAL 

AFFILIATION 

Blakeney,  Hon.  A.  E.  . 

N.D.P. 

Lib. 

N.D.P. 

Whelan,  E . 

N.D.P. 

Baker,  H.  H.  P.  . 

N.D.P. 

Regina  Whitmore  Park  . 

Grant,  G.  B . . . 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Boldt,  D . 

Lib. 

Saltcoats  . 

Kaeding,  E.  . 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Saskatoon  Nutana  Centre 

Robbins,  W.  A . 

N.D.P. 

Saskatoon  Nutana  South 

Rolfes,  H . 

N.D.P. 

Saskatoon  Riversdale  . 

Romanow,  Hon.  R.  . 

N.D.P. 

Saskatoon  University  . 

N.D.P. 

Shaunavon  . 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Souris-Estevan  . 

N.D.P. 

Swift  Current  . . 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Tisdale-Kelsey  . 

N.D.P. 

Touchwood  . 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Wadena  . 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

N.D.P. 

Wilkie  . 

Lib. 

Carlson,  I . 

Lib. 

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BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES  OF  MEMBERS 

BAKER,  HENRY  HAROLD  PETER  (Regina  Wascana) 
B.  Nov.  24,  1915  at  Lipton,  Sask.  S.  of  John  Baker  and 
Charlotte  Barber.  Ed.  at  Lipton  and  Regina  schools. 
M.  to  Helen  Sylvia  Sawer  of  Regina.  One  child:  Donna 
Helen  (Mrs.  Fred  Grigg).  A  former  teacher.  Mayor  of 
Regina  from  Jan.  1959  to  Jan.,  1971.  Mem.  Antique  Car 
Club.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1967  and  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address: 
609  College  Ave.,  Regina,  Sask. 

BLAKENEY,  HON.  ALLAN  EMRYS,  Q.C.,  M.A.,  LL.B. 
(Regina  Centre).  B.  Sept.  7,  1925  at  Bridgewater,  N.S.  S. 
of  John  Cline  Blakeney,  English,  and  Bertha  May  Davies, 
Welsh.  Ed.  at  Bridgewater  High  School,  Dalhousie  Uni¬ 
versity,  Halifax  and  Oxford  University,  England.  Degrees: 
B.A.  (Dal.  and  Oxon),  M.A.  (Oxon)  and  LL.B.  (Dal.). 
M.  May  24,  1959  to  Anne  Louise  Gorham  of  Halifax.  N.S 
Four  children:  Barbara,  Hugh,  David  and  Margaret.  A  law¬ 
yer.  First  elected  to  the  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1964,  1967  and  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Education  and  Min.  in 
charge  of  Sask.  Govt.  Insurance  Office  Aug.  1,  1960.  Apptd. 
Provincial  Treasurer,  Nov.  7,  1961.  Min.  of  Public  Health, 
Sept.  7,  1962  to  May  22,  1964.  Del.  to  Can.  Area  Conference 
of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.,  Nfld.,  1969.  Elected  Leader  of 
Sask.  N.D.P.,  July  6,  1970.  Leader  of  the  Opposition  from 
July  6,  1970  to  June  30,  1971.  Sworn  in  as  Premier,  Pres,  of 
Executive  Council  June  30,  1971.  Provincial  Treasurer 
June  30,  1971  to  May  12,  1972.  Minister  of  Industry  & 
Comm.  June  30,  1971  to  Jan.  7,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Baptist.  Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. 

BOLDT,  DAVID  (Rosthern).  B.  Jan.  21,  1918.  S. 
of  Jacob  B.  and  Margaret  Boldt,  both  Dutch.  Ed.  at  Public 
School  Osier,  Sask.,  Saskatoon  University  (Agricultural 
Course)  and  Welding  School,  Edmonton,  Alta.  M.  Oct. 
14,  1945  to  Anne  Enns  of  Hague,  Sask.  Three  children: 
Linda  Anne,  Betty  Lou  and  Dale  Margaret.  A  farmer. 
First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1964 


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1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Social  Welfare  and  Rehabilitation, 
May  22,  1964  to  Oct.  18,  1966.  Min.  of  Highways  and  Trans¬ 
portation,  Oct.  18,  1966  to  June  30,  1971.  Min.  in  Charge 
Sask.  Government  Insurance  Office,  Nov.  1966  to  Sept.  1970. 
Del.  to  16th  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.  Gen.  Conference, 
Canberra,  1970.  Party  pol :  Lib.  Rel.:  Mennonite.  Address: 
Osier,  Sask. 

BOWERMAN,  HON.  GEORGE  REGINALD  ANDERSON 
(Shellbrook).  B.  Nov.  3,  1930  at  Shellbrook,  Sask.  S.  of 
Edward  LeRoy,  Duth-Genman  and  Laura  Rosalee  Anderson, 
Scotch  Ed.  at  Shellbrook  schools.  M.  Feb.  14, 1959  to  Dagmar 
Alma  Louise  Christiansen  of  Valbrand,  Sask.  Three  chil¬ 
dren:  Stephen  George,  (dec.),  Curtis  Christian  and  Mark 
Aaron.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e. 

1971.  Min.  of  Indian  &  Metis,  June  30,  1971  to  May  12, 

1972.  Min.  of  Mineral  Resources  June  30,  1971  to  Jan.  7, 
1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Northern  Saskatchewan  and  Min.  of 
Natural  Resources,  May  12,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
Reorg.  Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter  Day  Saints.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Sask.  Power  Bldg.  Regina. 

BROCKELBANK,  HON.  JOHN  EDWARD  (Saskatoon 
Mayfair).  B.  Feb.  23,  1931  at  Tisdale,  Sask.  S.  of  John  Hew- 
gill  Brockelbank,  Engl,  and  Ellen  Buchanan  Bell,  Scottish. 
Ed.  Steen  and  Regina,  Sask.  schools.  M.  Dec.  27,  1954 
to  Ina  Marie  dau.  of  Charles  P.  Boyle  of  Grandora,  Sask. 
Two  children:  J.  Gregory  and  Douglas  C.  An  instrument 
technician.  First  elected  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964.  Re-elected 
g  e  1967  and  1971.  Attended  School  on  Parl’t  Proc.  West¬ 
minster,  England,  1971.  Deputy  Spkr.  July  28,  1971  to 
Feb  24,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Government  Services,  Jan. 
7,  1972.’  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address 
Legislative  Bldg.  Regina,  Sask. 

BYERS,  HON.  NEIL  ERLAND,  B.Ed.  (Kelvington).  B. 
Dec.  7,  1928,  at  Fertile,  Sask.  S.  of  Newton  E.  Byers,  Irish, 
and  Kathleen  Mary  McDonald,  Scottish.  Ed.  Public  and  High 
Schools  at  Fertile  and  Frobisher,  Sask.;  Moose  Jaw  Normal 
School  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  Nov.  8,  1952,  to  Margaret 


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dau.  of  Walter  Engelke  of  Frobisher,  Sask.  Six  children: 
Douglas  Wayne,  Valerie  Maureen,  Eleanor  Elaine,  Sandra 
Ruth,  Roland  Newton  and  Candyce  Jean.  A  teacher.  Mem. 
Foam  Lake  B.P.O.  Elks’  Lodge.  Cand.  Sask.  g.e.  1964  and 
1967  and  def.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  by-election  June 
25,  1969.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Min.  of  Highway  &  Trans 
June  30,  1971  to  May  12,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  the  En¬ 
vironment  and  Min.  of  Co-operation  and  Co-operative 
Deyelopment,  May  12,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
United  Church.  Address:  Sask.  Power  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. 

CARLSON,  IRVING  WENSLEY,  B.S.A.,  (Yorkton).  B. 
April  22,  1941,  at  Melville,  Sask.  S.  of  Milton  F.  and  Francis 
A.  Carlson,  both  Swedish.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Sask.  (College  of 
Agriculture),  Saskatoon,  Sask.  M.  April  19,  1969.  Two 
children:  Lorelei  Lynn  and  Cheryl  Dawn.  C.N.R.  Trainman 
and  Farmer.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Party 
pol.:  N.D.P.  Religion;  Lutheran.  Address:  Box  398,  Yorkton 
Sask. 


CODY,  DON  W.,  (Watrous).  B.  at  Pilger,  Sask.  S.  of 
Edward  and  Rosella  Cody,  Irish  and  German.  M.  July  3 
1961.  Two  children:  Scott  Gordon  and  Garnet  Douglas’ 
Senior  Adjuster.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Religion:  Roman  Catholic.  Address  47 
Brook  Bay,  Regina,  Sask. 

COMER,  JOHN  KRISTIAN,  B.Ed.,  (Nipawin).  B.  Nov. 
30,  !944,  at  Pine  Falls,  Manitoba.  S.  of  John  Leonard  and 
Mabel  Raabel  Comer,  English  and  Norwegian.  Ed  at  Pointe 
du  Bois,  Man.,  Saskatoon,  Sask,  and  Univ.  of  Sask,  Saska¬ 
toon,  Sask.  A  teacher.  Mem.  of  Board  of  Dir.  Carrot  River 
and  District  Credit  Union.  First  elected  to  Sask  Legis  at 
g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Box  154,  Carrot  River 
Sask.  ’ 


COUPLAND,  HENRY  ETHELBERT  (Meadow  Lake) 
Yorkton,  Sask.  S.  of  Russell  Ethelbert 
and  Maye  Boyes  both  Engl.  Ed.  at  Yorkton  and  Prelate 
schools.  M.  Nov.  12,  1940  to  Ina  Maxime  dau.  of  Frank 
Campbell  of  Goodsoil,  Sask.  Four  children:  Donald  Henry 


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B  2  7 


Keith,  Russel  Arthur,  Audrey  Jean  and  Shirley  Ann.  A 
hatchery  owner  and  operator.  Chairman  Golden  Ridge 
School  Bd.  3  yrs.  and  councillor  town  of  Meadow  Lake 
6  yrs.  Mem.  Masonic  Lodge,  Eastern  Star,  B.P.O.  Elks 
Lodge,  Meadow  Lake  C.  of  C.,  Meadow  Lake  Agriculture 
Soc.  and  Bd.  Stewarts,  Grace  United  Church.  Prov.  can. 
g.e.  1960  and  def.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Mem.  Can.  Deleg.  to  12th  Com¬ 
monwealth  Pari.  Assn.  Gen.  Conf.,  Ottawa,  1966.  Deleg. 
to  Reg.  Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.  Winnipeg, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  P.O. 
Box  735,  Meadow  Lake,  Sask. 

COWLEY,  HON.  ELWOOD  LORRIE,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Big- 
gar).  B.  Aug.  2,  1944,  at  Saskatoon,  Saskatchewan.  S.  of 
William  Andrew  and  Edwina  Cowley,  both  Canadian.  Ed. 
at  Univ.  of  Sask.  Saskatoon,  Sask,  M.  June  26,  1965,  to 
Dolores.  One  child:  Sherry  Loy.  Teacher.  First  elected 
to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Finance,  May 
12,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  Legis¬ 
lative  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. 

DEWHURST,  HON.  FREDERICK  ARTHUR  (Wadena). 
B.  March  17,  1911,  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Aaron  Dewhurst 
and  Amelia  Cameron,  both  English.  Ed.  at  Rural  School 
house,  Barrier  Lake.  M.  to  Doris  Stewart.  Two  sons,  one 
daughter.  Farming.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  by- 
election  Nov.  21,  1945.  Re-elected  at  g.e.,  1948,  1952,  1956, 
1960,  1964,  1967  and  1971.  Deputy  Speaker,  Feb.  22,  1961  to 
Feb.  22,  1962.  Speaker,  Feb.  22,  1962  to  Apr.  22,  1964.  Chair¬ 
man  Sask.  Branch  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.  Deleg.  to  Can. 
Area  Con.  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.,  Ottawa,  1970.  Deleg. 
to  Reg.  Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.,  Winnipeg, 
1972.  Deleg.  of  Interprov.  visit  of  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assoc.,  Whitehorse,  1972.  Apptd.  Epearker  July  28,  1971. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  P.O.  Box  786,  Wynyard,  Sask. 

DYCK,  BEVERLY  MILTON,  B.Comm.,  (Saskatoon  City 
Park).  B.  May  18,  1936,  at  Laird,  Saskatchewan.  S.  of  John 
H.  and  Helene  Dyck,  both  Canadian.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Sask. 
M.  April  14,  1962,  to  Loretta  Gawdor.  A  teacher.  First 


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elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Dep.  Speaker, 
Feb.  24,  1972.  Deleg.  Inter-Prov.  visit  of  Commonwealth 
Pari.  Assoc.  P.E.I.,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Pro¬ 
testant.  Address:  R.R.  #  2,  Dundurn,  Sask. 

ENGEL,  ALLEN  WILLARD  (Notukeu-Willow  Bunch). 
B.  Oct.  20,  1932,  at  Gravelbourg,  Sask.  S.  of  Emil  and 
Charollete  Engel,  both  Canadian.  M.  July  10,  1955,  to  Joyce 
Baumbach.  Four  children:  Richard  Allen,  Randal  Clair, 
Peggi  Jo  Ellen  and  Kathryn  Star.  A  farmer.  First  elected 
to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Menonite. 
Address:  Box  60,  Woodrow,  Sask. 

FARIS,  Rev.  Dr.  DON,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.  (Arm  River) 
B.  Nov.  18,  1936  at  Vancouver,  B.C.  S.  of  Leonard  Wm. 
Faris  and  Shirley  Ethel  Henderson.  Ed.  at  Vancouver  P.S. 
and  H.S.,  Univ.  of  B.C.,  Union  Vancouver  and  Edinburgh 
Coll.  M.  Sept.  2,  1960  to  Margaret  Louise  dau.  of  E.  L. 
Heinrich  of  Davidson,  Sask.  Two  children:  Paul  Louis  and 
Mark  Leonard.  A  United  Church  minister.  First  elected 
to  B.C.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  33  Lake  St.,  Regina,  Sask. 

FEDUNIAK,  MICHAEL,  (Turtleford).  B.  June  1,  1914, 
at  Glaslyn,  Sask.  S.  of  John  and  Annie  Feduniak,  both 
Ukranian.  Ed.  at  Saskatoon  Technical  Collegiate  and  Hamil¬ 
ton  Vocational  School.  M.  January  12,  1942,  to  Eva  G. 
Crocker.  Three  children:  Betty,  Patricia  and  Janice.  A 
merchant,  machinist  and  machine  Dealer.  First  elected  to 
Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Anglican. 
Address:  Glaslyn,  Sask. 

FESCHUK,  MIKE,  (Prince  Albert  East).  B.  Jan.  6,  1932, 
at  Meath  Park,  Saskatchewan.  S.  of  John  and  Justina 
Feschuk,  both  Ukranian.  M.  Jan.  25,  1953,  to  Helen  Mycha- 
luk.  One  child:  Barbara  Ann.  A  farmer.  First  elected  to 
Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Ukranian 
Greek  Catholic.  Address:  Box  220,  Meath  Park,  Sask. 

FLASCH,  EUGENE  FREDERICK,  B.  Ed.,  (Maple  Creek). 
B.  Nov.  15,  1931,  at  Wilkie,  Sask.  S.  of  Frederick  and 
Elizabeth  Flasch,  Austrian.  M.  April,  1957,  to  Margaret 


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029 


Needrum.  Three  children:  Brian,  Audrey  and  Grant.  A 
teacher.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Deleg. 
Inter-Prov.  visit  of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.,  White 
Horse,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Roman  Catholic. 
Address:  Box  119,  Mendham,  Sask. 

GARDNER,  ERNEST  FRANKLIN,  B.E.,  B.Sc.,  (Mooso- 
min).  B.  Jan.  5,  1923  at  Kennedy,  Sask.  S.  of  William  E. 
Gardner  and  Byrdie  Cooper  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Sask. 
M.  June  30,  1949  to  Eleanor  Ruth  dau.  of  W.  E.  England  of 
Saskatoon,  Sask.  Four  children:  Ronald  W.,  Donald  E., 
Brian  D.  and  John  G.  A  farmer  and  university  teacher. 
Served  R.C.A.F.  in  World  War  II  with  rank  of  Pilot 
Officer.  Mem.  Royal  Can.  Legion.  First  elected  to  Sask. 
Legis.  at  by-election  June  30,  1965.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967. 
and  1971.  Mem.  Exec,  of  Sask.  Branch  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assn.  Del.  to  Can.  Area  Conference  of  Commonwealth  Pari., 
Assn.  Nfld.,  1969.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  Kennedy,  Sask. 

GRANT,  GORDON  BURTON,  B.A.,  (Regina  Whitmore 
Park).  B.  Sept.  13,  1910  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  William 
D.  Grant,  Scotch  and  Margaret  L.  Moses,  Irish.  Ed.  at 
Regina  public  and  high  schools,  Univ.  of  B.C.,  Univ.  of 
Toronto  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  July  12,  1935  to  Eileen  G. 
dau.  of  Sydney  A.  Briggs  of  Regina.  Three  children: 
Donald,  Sharon  (Mrs.  R.  E.  Gooder)  and  Linda  (Mrs.  D. 
Whidden).  Pres.  Walter  M.  Logan  Co.  Ltd.,  General  Ins. 
Mem.  Regina  School  Bd.  1943-44,  alderman  City  of  Regina 
1945-51  and  mayor  1952  and  1953.  Past  pres,  and  past 
Dist.  Gov.  Kinsmen  Club,  Wa-Wa  Shrine  Temple,  Assini- 
boia  Club,  Regina  C.  of  C.  and  Past  Pres.  Western  Can. 
Fairs  Assn.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Highways  and  Transpor¬ 
tation,  May  22,  1964  to  Oct.  18,  1966.  Min.  of  Industry  and 
Commerce,  Oct.  18,  1966  to  Dec.  21,  1967.  Min.  of  Public 
Health,  Oct.  18,  1966  to  June  30,  1971.  Minister  in  Charge 
of  Sask.  Power  Corp.,  Dec.  21,  1967  to  Sept.  1,  1970.  Min.  of 
Telephones,  Sept.  1,  1970  to  June  30,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 


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Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  2515  Victoria  Ave.,  Regina, 
Sask. 

GROSS,  REGINALD  JOHN  (Gravelbourg).  B.  Oct.  3, 
1948  at  Vanguard,  Sask.  S.  of  Edward  Wm.  Gross  and 
Emilia  T.  Biesick.  Ed.  at  Glen  Bain  elementary  and  H.S. 
and  Kincaid  H.S.  A  farmer.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Deleg.  of  Inter-Prov.  visit  of  Commonwealth 
Pari.  Assoc.,  P.E.I.,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Cath¬ 
olic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  96,  Glen  Bain,  Sask. 

GUY,  ALLAN  RAT,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Athabasca),  B. 
May  18,  1926  at  Senlac,  Sask.  S.  of  John  Cambell,  Irish 
and  Villa  Hobbs,  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Senlac  schools.  Saskatoon 
Teacher’s  College  and  University  of  Sask.  M.  (1)  Aug.  11, 
1951  to  Sylvia  Evangeline  Harach  of  Radisson,  Sask.  (2) 
Oct.  1967  to  Marjorie  Hastings.  Three  children:  Marcine 
Evangeline,  Murray  John  and  Maureen  Catherine.  A 
school  principal.  Mem.  Sask.  Teachers  Fed.  and  La  Ronde 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  ge 
1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1964  and  1971.  Min.  of  Public 
Works,  Nov.  1967  to  Sept.  1,  1970.  Min.  of  Municipal 
Affairs  and  Min.  of  Sask.  Indians  and  Metis  Dept., 
Sept.  1,  1970  to  June  30,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  935  -  17th  Ave.  E.,  Regina,  Sask. 

HANSON,  TERRY  LYLE,  (Qu’AppelleAVolseley).  B.  Jan. 
4,  1944,  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Grant  L.  and  Mary  V.  Hanson, 
Swedish  and  Polish.  M.  January  9,  1965,  to  Marilyn  Hart’ 
Three  children:  Kerry  Garrett,  Angela  Dawn  and  Karla 
Joyelle.  A  farmer.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  Box  129,  Fillmore 
Sask. 

KAEDING,  EDGAR,  (Saltcoats).  B.  June  16,  1920  at 
Churchbridge,  Sask.  S.  of  Emil  E.  and  Katie  Kaed’ing 
both  German.  M.  October  12,  1943,  to  Alva  Boreen.  Four 
children:  Jerome  E.,  Harold  E.,  Heather  and  Debora.  A 
farmer.  Mem.  of  the  Royal  Canadian  Legion,  Langenburg 
Branch.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.: 


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N.D.P.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address:  Box  37,  Churchbridge, 
Sask. 

KOWALCHUK,  JOHN  R.  (Melville).  B.  Aug.  30,  1921 
at  Goodeve,  Sask.  S.  of  Nick  Kowalchuk  and  Mary  Zywina 
both  Ukrainian.  Ed.  Shappert  School,  and  Goodeve  H.  S., 
Regina  Normal  School  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  Sept.  1, 
1951  to  Emma  Amelia  dau.  of  Fred  Dohms  of  Fenwood, 
Sask.  One  child  :  Joanne.  A  farmer.  Melville  School  Bd. 
Trustee  since  1959  and  Chairman  since  1961.  Reeve 
Stanley  Municipality,  1965  and  1966.  First  elected  Sask. 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Ukrainian  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  189,  Goodeve, 
Sask. 

KRAMER  HON.  EILING  (The  Battlefords).  B.  July  14, 
1914  at  North  Battleford,  Sask.  S.  of  Minne  Dowe  Kramer 
and  Jacobina  Kopinga  both  Dutch.  Ed.  at  Highwort.h,  Sask. 
elementary  and  high  schools.  M.  Dec.  15,  1944  to  Dorothy 
Augusta  Louise,  dau.  of  Leslie  Johnston  of  Prince,  Sask. 
Eight  children:  Carol  Jaquelyn,  Neil  Warwick,  Clair  Allyn, 
Leslie  Joanne,  Dorothy,  Coleen,  Timothy  Eiling,  Barbarie 
Marie  and  Jennifer  Dawn.  A  rancher  and  auctioneer.  Dir.  of 
Sask.  Forest  Products  and  Saskair.  Mem.  Sherwood  Co-op. 
Assn.  Ltd.;  Sask.  Wheat  Pool;  Battlefords  Co-op.  Assn.; 
Dist.  rep.  Sask.  Farmers  Union  many  yrs.  and  its  vice-pres. 
1951-52.  Dir.  Dist.  16,  Sask.  Farmers’  Union.  Mem.  Lions 
and  Cosmopolitan  Clubs.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e. 
1952.  Re-elected  g.e.  1956,  1960,  1964,  1967  and  1971.  Min. 
of  Natural  Resources,  Nov.  19,  1962  to  Apr.  22,  1964.  Sask. 
Delg.  to  Can.  Area  Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.,  Vic¬ 
toria,  B.C.,  1968.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Min.  of  Natural  Resources  July  9,  1971  to  May  12,  1972. 
Min.  of  Co-operation  and  Co-operative  Development  July 
9,  1971  to  May  12,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Highways  and 
Transportation,  May  12,  1972.  Address:  Gov’t  Adminis¬ 
tration  Bldg.  Regina,  Sask. 

KWASNICA,  MIRO,  B.Ed.  (Cut  Knife).  B.  June  13, 
1935  at  Wakaw,  Sask.  S.  of  Peter  Kwasnica,  Ukrainian  and 


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Alice  Bayers,  Ukrainian.  Ed.  Crooked  Lake  Sch.,  Wahaw 
H.S.,  Saskatoon  Teachers  Coll,  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  Nov. 
27,  1956  to  Patricia  Alice  dau.  Theodore  Leopold  Guggenmos 
of  Vera,  Sask.  Two  children:  Larry  Peter  and  James 
Edwin.  A  teacher  and  driver  instructor.  First  elected 
Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  4002-49  Ave.,  Lloydminster, 
Sask. 

LANE,  JOHN  GARY,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Lumsden).  B.  May 
2,  1942  at  Saskatoon,  Sask.  S.  of  Richard  and  Kathleen 
Lane.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Sask.  A  lawyer.  Exec.  Asst,  to 
Attorney  Gen.  of  Sask.  1969-71.  Mem.  Regina  Bar  Assoc, 
and  Law  Society  of  Sask.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  520-2220 
12th  Avenue,  Regina,  Sask. 

LANGE,  DAVID  HADLEY,  (Assiniboia-Bengough).  B. 
Feb.  23,  1947,  at  Moose  Jaw,  Sask.  S.  of  Paul  and  Ruth 
Lange,  both  Canadian.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e. 
1971.  Deleg.  of  Inter  Prov.  visit  of  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assoc.,  P.E.I.,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Box  207, 
Mossbank,  Sask. 

LARSON,  LEONARD  MELVIN,  (Pelly).  B.  Nov.  11, 
1912,  at  Stornoway,  Sask.  S.  of  Ludvic  and  Raena  Larson. 
Ed.  Doyle  School,  Kamsack,  Sask.  M.  March  11,  1938  to 
Anna  Margaret  dau.  of  Johannes  Rashussen  of  Kamsack, 
Sask.  Two  children:  Larry  Rae  Howard  and  Janice  Elaine 
Ruth.  A  farmer.  Mem.  Sask.  Farmers  Union;  Dir  and  Exec. 
Mem.  Fed.  Co-op  Deleg.;  Sask.  Wheat  Pool  Deleg.;  Pres. 
Kamsack  Co-op  Assoc.;  Mem.  Kamsack  Ski  Club. 
First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1964.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1971.  Deleg.  to  Reg.  Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc. 
Winnipeg,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Ad¬ 
dress:  Box  1477,  Kamsack,  Sask. 

LOKEN,  GEORGE  F.  (Rosetown).  B.  Aug.  9,  1906  at 
Elstow,  Sask.  S.  of  Syver  Loken  and  Gudron  Anderson, 
both  Norwegian.  Ed.  at  Elstow  schools.  Four  children:  Gail, 
Carole,  James  and  Laurie.  Worked  Bank  of  Commerce, 


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1923-27;  Real  Estate,  1927-31;  operated  machine  and  auto¬ 
mobile  1932-64.  Mem.  Masons  &  Shriners,  Elks,  Lions  and 
Rosetown  C.  of  C.  Served  on  Rosetown  Town  Council  nine 
terms.  Firt  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1967  and  1971.  Mem.  Can.  Deleg.  to  12th  Commonwealth 
Pari.  Assn.  General  Conf.,  Ottawa,  1966.  Party  pol.:  Lib. 
Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Rosetown,  Sask. 

MACDONALD,  CYRIL  P.,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Milestone). 
B.  Feb.  29,  1928  at  Humboldt,  Sask.  S.  of  Walter  Mac¬ 
Donald,  Scotch  and  Lillian  Driscoll,  Irish.  Ed.  at  public 
and  high  schools  at  Saskatoon,  Sask.,  Notre  Dame  Coll., 
Wilcox,  Sask.  and  St.  Francis  Xavier  Univ.,  Anti- 
gonish,  N.S.  M.  Dec.  26,  1951  to  Ann  dau.  of  Daniel  Sulli¬ 
van  of  Regina,  Sask.  Seven  children:  Katherine,  Murray, 
Marilyn,  Margaret,  Maureen,  Mariann  and  Theresa.  Cand. 
g.e.  1960  and  def.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Welfare,  Oct.  18,  1966 
to  June  30,  1971.  Del.  to  15th  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn. 
Gen.  Conference,  Trinidad,  1969.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  3113  Grant  Road,  Regina,  Sask. 

MACDONALD,  DONALD  FORREST,  D.V.M.  (Moose  Jaw 
North).  B.  Sept.  13,  1937,  at  Shaunavon,  Sask.  S.  of  Tom  and 
Grace  MacDonald,  Scotch  and  English.  M.  in  1961.  Three 
children:  Bradley,  Jannine  and  Karen.  A  veterinarian.  First 
elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.: 
Anglican.  Address:  1195  Simcoe  St.,  Moose  Jaw,  Sask. 

MACLEOD,  KENNETH  ROY,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  (Regina  Al¬ 
bert  Park).  B.  Sept.  10,  1927,  at  Wadena,  Saskatchewan. 
S.  of  Jan  MacLeod  and  Violet  Bement.  Ed.  at  Tisdale  High 
School,  Saskatoon  Normal  School,  Regina  College  and  Univ. 
of  Sask.,  Saskatoon,  Sask.  M.  July  3,  1956,  to  Amber  Echel- 
berger.  Three  children:  Maureen,  John  and  Brian.  A  Cap¬ 
tain  in  the  Canadian  Army.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at 
g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  1930 
McPherson  Ave.,  Regina,  Sask. 

MACMURCHY,  HON.  G.  (Last  Mountain).  B.  July  4, 
1926  at  Semans,  Sask.  M.  Sept.  7,  1949  to  Jean  Neff.  Three 


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children:  Gordon,  Mark  and  Joyce.  A  farmer.  First  elected 
to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Education  June 
30,  1971  and  Min.  of  Continuing  Education  May  12,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  Avord 
Tower,  Regina,  Sask. 

MATSALLA,  ADOLPH  SYLVESTER,  (Canora).  Born 
March  22,  1926  at  Buchanan,  Sask.  S.  of  Victor  Anton 
Matsalla  and  Mary  Balawyder,  both  Polish.  Ed.  at  Wolna 
Rural  School,  Buchanan  H.S.,  St.  Joseph’s  Coll.,  Yorkton, 
Teachers  Coll.,  Saskatoon  and  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan. 

M.  Oct.  9,  1948  to  Anne  Pura  of  Tiny,  Sask.  Four  children: 
Leslie,  Marianne,  Ronald  and  Cheryl.  Taught  school  1943- 
52.  A  rural  municipal  sect’y.-treas.  Sect’y.-Treas.  two 
school  districts,  Conservation  Authority  and  Buchanan 
and  Dist.  Bd.  of  Trade.  Exec.  mem.  K.  of  C.  and  Vice- 
Pres.  church  group  men’s  club.  First  elected  to  Sask 
Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Deleg.  to  Reg.  Conf. 
of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.,  Winnipeg,  1972.  Party  pol  • 

N. D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  P.O.  Box  984,  Canora!  Sask. 

MCISAAC,  JOSEPH  CLIFFORD.  D.V.M.,  (Wilkie). 
B.  Aug.  30.  1930  at  Mt.  Herbert,  P.E.I.  S.  of  Alexander 
Mclsaac,  Scotch  and  Barbara  Alice  Driscoll,  Irish.  Ed.  at 
Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  N.S.  Agric. 
Coll.  1948-50  and  Ont.  Veterinary  Coll.  1950-55.  M.  July 
29,  1953  to  Marie  Theodora  dau.  of  Peter  Vandervoort  of 
Chesley,  Ont.  Six  children:  Catherine,  Alexander,  Mona, 
Christopher,  Mark  and  Marjorie.  A  veterinary  surgeon. 
Mem.  of  K.  of  C.  and  Elks.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e 
1964.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Municipal 
Affairs,  July  5,  1965  to  Nov.  1966.  Min.  of  Education  and 
Min.  in  charge  of  Sask.  Transportation  Co.,  Nov.  1967  to 
June  30,  1971.  Attended  school  on  Pari.  Procedure,  West¬ 
minster,  Engl.,  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Ad¬ 
dress:  8909  18th  Ave.,  N.  Battleford,  Sask. 

MCI  HERSON,  DONALD  MIGHTON,  (Regina  Lakeview). 
B  Nov.  26,  1918  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Donald  Me! 
Pherson  and  Alice  Mighton  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Regina,  studied 
agriculture  at  Univ.  of  Man.,  Winnipeg,  Man.  M.  July  11, 


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1964  to  Edna  Loreth.  Two  children:  Rod  and  Brent.  Cana¬ 
dian  Army,  1939-45  (Croix  de  Guerre).  Gen.  mgr.  McPherson 
&  Son  Ltd.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  Liberal.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
77  Calder  Crescent,  Regina,  Sask. 

MEAKES,  FRANK,  (Touchwood).  B.  Feb.  20,  1917  at 
Punnichy,  Sask.  S.  of  James  Meakes  and.  Elsie  Butcher,  both 
English.  Ed.  at  Westmoor  schools  and  high  school  grades 
by  correspondence.  M.  Nov.  24,  1943  to  Mary  Luthi  (dec.) 
of  Punnichy,  Sask.  A  farmer.  Active  in  Co-operative  Wheat 
Pool  and  Farm  Union  since  1943.  First  elected  to  Sask. 
Legis.  g.e.  1956.  Re-elected  g.e.  1960.  Def.  g.e.  1964.  Re¬ 
elected  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Deputy  Speaker  1961- 
62.  Minister  of  Co-operation  and  Co-operative  Development 
1962-64.  Delegate  to  17th  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.  Gen. 
Conference,  Malaysia,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  249,  Lestock,  Sask. 

MESSER,  HON.  JOHN  RISSLER,  (Tisdale-Kelsey).  Born 
May  26, 1941  at  Tisdale,  Sask.  S.  of  William  Fredrick  Messer 
and  Margaret  Elizabeth  Rissler,  both  German.  Ed.  at  Tisdale 
schools,  Univ.  of  B.C.  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  April  14, 
1960  to  Joanne  Isabel  Bryson  of  Tisdale.  Three  children: 
Annette  Janelle,  William  John  and  Michael  Alexander. 
A  farmer.  Sect’y.  Wheat  Pool  Comm,  and  Dir.  Evington 
Telephone  Co.  Mem.  Lions,  Tisdale  Curling  Club  and 
Masonic  Lodge.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1967. 
Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Appt.  Min.  of  Agriculture,  June  30, 
1971.  Sask.  Deleg.  to  Can.  Area  Conf.  of  Commonwealth 
Pari.  Assn.,  Victoria,  B.C.,  1968.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.: 
United.  Address:  Administration  Bldg.  Regina,  Sask. 

MICHAYLUK,  DICK  W,  (Redberry).  B.  Feb.  13,  1912 
at  Blaine  Lake,  Sask.  S.  of  Wasyl  Michayluk  and  Dora 
Boytzun  both  of  Ukrainian  descent.  Ed.  at  Trinity  Public 
School  #2404,  Krydor  High  School  and  Moose  Jaw  Normal 
School.  M.  July  12,  1940  to  Mary  dau.  of  Dmytro  Soloduke 
of  Krydor,  Sask.  Three  children:  Leona  Malvina,  Ronald 
David  and  Kenneth  William.  A  school  teacher.  Mem.  Bd. 
of  Trade,  Fish  and  Game  League  and  Sask.  Teachers’  Fed. 


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First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e.  1964, 
1967  and  1971.  Deleg.  to  Can.  Area  Conf.  of  Commonwealth 
Pari.  Assn.,  Ottawa  1970.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Greek 
Orthodox.  Address:  P.O.  Box  5,  Krydor,  Sask. 

MOSTOWAY,  PAUL  PETER,  B.A.,  B.Ed.  (Hanley). 
B.  Oct.  16,  1929  at  Mayfair,  Sask.  S.  of  Steven  Mostoway 
and  Ann  Mariash.  Ed.  at  Mohawk  Park  School,  Guernsey, 
Sask.;  St.  Paul’s  and  City  Park,  Saskatoon;  St.  Joseph’s, 
Yorkton,  Sask.;  Notre  Dame,  Wilcox,  Sask.  and  Univ.  of 
Sask.  M.  Sept.  5,  1955  to  Victoria  Helena  dau.  of  John  J. 
Weninger  of  Allan,  Sask.  Four  children:  Patrick,  Kelvin, 
Lynne  and  Allen.  A  teacher.  Served  RCAC  1955  as  2/Lt. 
Pres.  Allan  Home  and  School  1967,  1968  and  1970,  Allan 
Parks  Bd.  1968-70,  Apache  Dist.  Scouts  1969  and  1970 
and  Hanley  N.D.P.  1969-71.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis. 
g.e.  1971.  Deleg.  to  Reg.  Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assoc.,  Winnipeg,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Allan,  Sask. 

OLIVER,  ALLAN  ROY  (Shaunavon).  B.  Jan.  8,  1936,  at 
Crichton,  Sask.  S.  of  Roy  and  Mary  Oliver,  both  English. 
M.  August  17,  1957,  to  Geraldine.  Two  children:  Eric  and 
Connie.  A  farmer  and  teacher.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis. 
at  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Lutheran.  Address: 
Box  111,  Aneroid,  Sask. 

OWENS,  HAYDEN  WILLIAM  (Elrose).  B.  June  21, 
1908,  at  Swift  Current,  Sask.  S.  of  William  Levi  and  Jennie 
Owens,  Welsh  and  Danish.  M.  Feb.  15,  1938,  to  Beryl.  Two 
children:  Pearl  Kathryn  and  Hubert  Hayden.  An  auto¬ 
motive  and  implement  dealer.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis. 
at  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address: 
Eston,  Sask. 

PEPPER,  JAMES  AUBURN,  (Weyburn).  B.  Aug.  9, 
1915  at  Goodwater,  Sask.  S.  of  James  Thomas  Pepper, 
Engl,  and  Hattie  Maud  Stinson,  Irish.  Ed.  at  Goodwater 
Schools.  M.  June  12,  1940  to  Jean  Ethel  dau.  of  Harold 
Thackeray  of  Goodwater.  Three  children:  Mrs.  Donna 
Grosch,  Mrs.  Eric  Poitras  and  Mrs.  Dennis  Moe.  A  farmer. 


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Served  on  Lomond  Municipal  Council  1953-65.  Mem.  In¬ 
dependent  Order  of  Odd  Fellows,  Lodge  No.  12.  First 

elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and 
1971.  Deleg.  to  Can.  Area  Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assn,  Ottawa,  1970.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church. 
Address:  532-9th  Street  N.E,  Weyburn,  Sask. 

RICHARDS,  JOHN  GUYON,  M.A,  (Saskatoon  Univ.). 
B.  Aug.  19,  1944,  at  Exeter,  Devon,  England.  S.  of 
Arthur  Guyon  and  Elizabeth  Mary  Richards,  both  Ca¬ 
nadian.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Sask,  Univ.  of  Cambridge  and 
Washington  Univ.  M.  Sept.  21,  1966.  An  economist.  First 
elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Party  pol.:  NJ).P.  Ad¬ 
dress:  923-4th  Ave,  N,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

ROBBINS,  WESLEY  ALBERT,  B.A,  (Saskatoon  Nutana 
Centre).  B.  August  14,  1916.  S.  of  Norman  and  Charlotte 
Jane  Robbins,  both  English.  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  June 
14,  1946  to  Nicol.  Three  children:  Barbara  Anne,  James 
William  and  Janis  Mary.  A  secretary  manager.  Session 
mem.  Grace  Westminster  United  Church  Investment  Com¬ 
mittee.  Mem.  Saskatoon  Credit  Union  and  Co-op  Trust  Co. 
First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e.  1964.  Re-elected  at  g.e. 
1971.  Deleg.  of  Inter-Prov.  visit  of  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assoc.  P.E.I.,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United.  Ad¬ 
dress:  1132-llth  St,  E,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

ROLFES,  HERMAN  HAROLD,  B.A,  M.Ed,  (Saskatoon 
Nutana  South).  B.  July  13,  1936,  at  Humboldt,  Sask.  S.  of 
Joseph  and  Josephine  Rolfes,  both  German.  M.  April  4, 1961, 
to  Myrna  Hopfner.  Two  children:  Debora  and  Brian.  A 
guidance  counsellor.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  at  g.e. 
1971.  Party  pol.:  N.DIP.  Rel.:  Roman  Catholic.  Address: 
2802  Calder  Ave,  Saskatoon,  Sask. 

ROMANOW,  HON.  R,  (Saskatoon  Riverdale).  First  elect¬ 
ed  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1967.  Re-elected  g.e.  1971.  Prov. 
Sect’y,  June  30,  1971  to  May  12,  1972.  Appointed  Attorney 
General  June  30,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Address:  Legis¬ 
lative  Bldg,  Regina,  Sask. 


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SMISHEK,  HON.  WALTER  EDMUND,  (Regina  North 
East).  B.  July  21,  1925  in  Poland.  S.  of  Andrew  Joseph 
Smishek  and  Mary  Homesiuk  both  Polish.  Ed.  at  Saskatoon 
and  Krydor  schools.  M.  Aug.  20, 1955  to  Ruth  Bernice  dau.  of 
Peter  Schuck  of  Weyburn,  Sask.  Three  children:  Mark 
Edward,  Kelly  Rae  and  Erica  Kirsten.  A  Union  Repre¬ 
sentative.  Mem.  Senate,  Univ.  of  Sask.  1965.  First  elected 
to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Appt. 
Min.  of  Public  Health,  June  30,  1971.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Address:  Provincial  Health  Bldg.  Regina,  Sask. 

SNYDER,  HON.  GORDON  TAYLOR  (Moose  Jaw,  South). 
B.  Dec.  17,  1924  at  Moose  Jaw,  Sask.  S.  of  Emrie  Delroy 
Snyder  of  Dutch  descent  and  Alta  Taylor,  American.  Ed. 
at  Ross  Public  School,  Moose  Jaw  Technical  High  School 
and  Central  Collegiate  High  School.  M.  Aug.  26,  1950  to 
Phyllis  Anita  dau.  of  Roy  Stanley  Copeman  of  Moose 
Jaw.  Two  children:  Randall  Taylor  and  Craig  Delroy.  A 
locomotive  engineman.  Mem.  B.P.O.E.  *7,  and  B.  of 
L,  F.  &  E.  local  521.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1960 
Re-elected  g.e.  1964,  1967  and  g.e.  1971.  Min.  of  Welfare 
June  30,  1971  to  May  12,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Labour 
June  30,  1971.  Attended  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assn.  School 
on  Pari.  Procedure,  Westminster,  England,  1969.  Party 
pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  2350  Albert 
St.,  Regina,  Sask. 

STEUART,  DAVID  GORDON,  (Prince  Albert  West). 
B.  1916  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Francis  J.  Steuart, 
Can.  and  Abbie  Thomas,  American.  Ed.  at  Moose  Jaw  and 
Regina,  Sask.  M.  1946  to  Eunice  Mary  dau.  of  Robert 
Thomas  Cooke  of  Prince  Albert.  Two  children:  Lynne 
and  Robert.  Pres.  Steuart  Enterprises,  Prince  Albert 
Alderman  Prince  Albert  1951,  mayor  1954.  Cand.  Sask 
g.e.  1960  and  def.  First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  ge  1964 
Re-elected  g.e.  1967  and  1971.  Min.  of  Public  Health,  May  22,' 
1964  to  Oct.  18,  1966.  Min.  of  Natural  Resources,  Oct.  18 
1966  to  Dec.  21,  1967.  Min.  in  Charge  Sask.  Power  Corpora¬ 
tion,  Nov.  1967  to  Dec.  21,  1967.  Provincial  Treasurer 
and  Min.  in  charge  of  Sask.  Pulpwood  Ltd.  (Sask.  Timber 


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Board),  Dec.  21,  1987  to  June  30,  1971.  Elected  Leader  of 
the  Opposition  Dec.  11,  1971.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  Legislative  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. 

TAYLOR,  HON.  ALEX,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Kerrobert-Kinder- 
ley).  B.  Jan.  24,  1936,  at  Glosgow,  Scotland.  S.  of  Alex  T. 
and  Mary  G.  Taylor,  both  Scotch.  Ed.  at  Waterloo  Lutheran 
Univ.  and  Victoria  Univ.  M.  March  23,  1957,  to  Ruth  Ellis. 
Three  children:  Ruth  Elizabeth,  Lorraine  Margaret  and 
Heather  Victoria.  A  clergyman.  First  elected  to  Sask. 
Legis.  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Social  Services,  May  12, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United.  Address:  2240  Al¬ 
bert  St.,  Regina,  Sask. 

TCHORZEWSKI,  HON.  EDWIN  LAURENCE,  B.A. 
(Humboldt).  B.  April  22,  1943,  at  Alvena,  Sask.  S.  of 
Ezydor  and  Francis  Tchorzewski,  both  Polish.  Ed.  at  Univ. 
of  Sask.  Saskatoon.  M.  Aug.  6,  1966.  Three  children: 
Dion,  Raguel  and  Sharia.  A  teacher.  First  elected  to  Sask. 
Legis.  at  g.e.  1971.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Culture  and  Youth  and 
Min.  of  Consumer  Affairs,  May  12,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P. 
Rel.:  Roman  Catholic.  Address:  Administration  Bldg., 
Regina,  Sask. 

THIBAULT,  ARTHUR  (Melfort-Kinistino).  B.  Feb.  21, 
1914  at  Bonne  Madone,  Sask.  S.  of  Eugene  Thibault,  Fr. 
Can.,  and  Emma  McGary,  Irish.  Ed.  at  Kaminka  schools.  M. 
June  11,  1941  to  Doris  Lepine  of  Bonne  Madone.  Five 
children:  Lucille,  Edward,  Eugene,  Roger  and  Denise. 
A  farmer.  Reeve  of  Invergordon,  1952-1959;  school 
trustee  12  years.  Mem.  Sask.  Farmers  Union.  First  elected 
to  Sask.  Legis.  at  by-election,  June  3,  1959.  Re-elected 
g.e.  1960,  1964,  1967  and  1971.  Del.  to  Can.  Area  Conference 
of  Commonwealth  Pari.,  Assn.,  Nfid.,  1969.  Deleg.  18th 
Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.  Gen.  Conf.,  Malawi,  1972. 
Deleg.  of  Inter-Prov.  visit  of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc., 
Churchill,  1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
P.O.  Box  1,  Tarnopol,  Sask. 

THORSON,  HON.  KIM,  B.A.,  B.S.A.,  LL.B.  (Souris-Este- 
van).  B.  Mar.  2,  1932  at  Macoun,  Sask.  S.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 


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Miles  Thorson.  Ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  Sask.,  Saskatoon.  M. 
Oct.  12,  1957  to  Myrtle  Lipsett  of  Regina.  Three  children: 
Eric,  Janet  and  Vanessa.  A  lawyer.  First  elected  to  Sask. 
Legis.  at  g.e.  1956.  Re-elected  by  election  Dec.  1,  1971. 
Min.  of  Mineral  Resources  Jan.  8,  1972.  Apptd.  Min.  of 
Ind.  &  Commerce  and  Min.  of  Mineral  Resources,  Jan  7, 
1972.  Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
Administration  Bldg.,  Regina,  Sask. 

WEATHERALD,  THOMAS  MILTON,  B.Comm.  (Can- 
nington).  B.  Aug.  14,  1937  at  Wawota,  Sask.  S.  of  Lyle  V. 
Weatherald,  Engl,  and  Mary  Ann  Milton,  Scotch.  Ed.  at 
Wawota  H.S.  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  July  5,  1969  to  Cheryl 
Marjory  Jopling  of  Moosomin,  Sask.  One  child:  Thomas 
Michael.  A  farmer.  Mem.  Wawota  C.  of  C.  First  elected 
to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1964.  Re-elected  g.e.  1967,  and  1971. 
Sask.  Deleg.  to  Can.  Area  Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assn.,  Victoria,  B.C.,  1968.  Party  pol.:  Lib.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  Wawota,  Sask. 

WHELAN,  EDWARD  CHARLES  (Regina  North  West). 

B.  Aug.  6,  1919  at  Amherstburg,  Ont.  S.  of  Charles  Bernard 
Whelan  and  Frances  Kelly  both  Can.  Ed.  at  S.S.  3&4, 
Anderdon;  General  Amherst  High  and  Toronto  Technical 
School.  M.  Nov.  27,  1948  to  Elizabeth  Pemrose  dau.  of 

C.  J.  Henry  (dec.)  of  Shamrock,  Sask.  Three  children: 
Gaile  Lillian,  Sheila  Pemrose  and  Timothy  Edwin.  A 
manager.  Past  dir.  Sherwood  Co-op.  Assn.  Ltd.;  delegate 
Federated  Co-ops.  Ltd.;  dir.  and  vice-pres.  Sherwood 
Credit  Union;  sect'y.  Regina  Labour  Council,  1948;  chair¬ 
man,  Prov.  Mediation  Bd.  1956-60;  chairman  Mineral 
Contracts  Renegotiation  Bd.  1959-60  and  mem.  Regina 
Community  Planning  Commission,  1960.  Mem.  Can.  Club. 
First  elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1960.  Re-elected  g.e. 
1964,  1967  and  1971.  Del.  to  Can.  Area  Conference  of  Com¬ 
monwealth  Pari.  Assn.,  Alta.,  1965.  Commonwealth  Pari. 
Assoc,  visit  to  London,  Eng.,  1972.  Deleg.  of  Inter-Prov. 
visit  of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.,  Whitehorse,  1972. 
Party  pol.:  N.D.P.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  126  Ellison 
Cres.,  Regina,  Sask. 


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WIEBE,  JOHN  EDWARD  NIEL  (Morse).  B.  May  31, 
1936  at  Herbert,  Sask.  S.  of  Herbert  Wiebe  and  Olga 
M.  Jahnke.  Ed.  at  Herbert  P.S.  &  H.S.,  Lutheran  Coll., 
Regina  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  Oct.  7,  1961  to  Ann  dau.  of 
Oral  Lewis  of  Regina.  Three  children:  Donna  June, 
Jaqualine  May  and  Penny  Ann.  A  farmer.  Dir.  Sask. 
Power  Corp.  1967-71.  Mem.  Club  400.  First  elected  to 
Sask.  Legis.  by-election  December  1,  1971.  Deleg.  to  Reg. 
Conf.  of  Commonwealth  Pari.  Assoc.,  1972.  Party  pol.: 
Lib.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address:  P.O.  Box  308,  Herbert, 
Sask. 

WOOD,  HON.  EVERETT  IRVINE,  (Swift  Current).  Born 
October  4,  1910,  at  Swift  Current,  Sask.  S.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
William  B.  Wood  and  Bertha  Yeomans,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Swift  Current  Coll.,  Can.  Pentecostal  Bible  Coll.,  Winnipeg. 

M.  Jan.  22,  1955,  to  Madelaine,  dau.  of  J.  A.  McLeod,  of 
Edmonton,  Alta.  One  son:  Duncan.  Councillor  of  R.M.  of 
Sask.  Landing,  1947-50  inch;  Reeve  of  R.M.  of  Sask.  Landing, 
1952-56  incl.  Mem.  Flats  Lodge.  Sask.  Farmers’  Union.  First 
elected  to  Sask.  Legis.  g.e.  1956.  Re-elected  g.e.  1960,  1964, 
1967  and  1971.  Elected  Speaker  Feb.  9, 1961  to  Feb.  22,  1962. 
Min.  of  Public  Works  June  30,  1971  to  Jan.  7,  1972. 
Appt.  Min.  of  Municipal  Affairs  June  30,  1971.  Party  pol.: 

N. D.P.  Rel.:  Pentecostal.  Address:  Administration  Bldg., 
Regina,  Sask. 


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CHIEF  OFFICERS  OF  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY 
Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly: 

BARNHART,  GORDON  LESLIE,  B.A.  (Hon.).  B.  Jan.  22, 
1945  at  Yorkton,  Sask.  S.  of  James  Emerson  Barnhart  and 
Sophia  Maria  Verhouven.  Ed.  at  Saltcoats  elementary  and 
secondary  schools  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  M.  June  1,  1968  to 
Elaine  Salzsauler  of  Wilkie,  Sask.  One  son:  David  Gordon. 
Taught  history  at  N.  Battleford  Collegiate.  Apptd.  Clerk 
Asst.  Legis.  Assem.  of  Sask.  Jan.  1969.  Apptd.  Clerk  of  the 
Legis.  Assem.  of  Sask.  Sept.  1969.  Address:  165  Birch- 
wood  Cres.,  Regina,  Sask. 

Assistant  Clerk: 

HARBOTTLE,  MERRY  DEIRDRE,  B.A.  (Hon.).  B.  Nov. 
25,  1948  at  Regina,  Sask.  Dau.  of  Wilson  James  Harper. 
Ed.  Regina  elementary,  Toronto  and  Sarnia  secondary, 
Univ.  of  Western  Ont.  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  (Saskatoon). 
M.  Sept.  1,  1972  to  Robert  Eric  Harbottle  of  Regina,  Sask. 
Apptd.  Asst.  Clerk  of  Legis.  Assem.  of  Sask.  Aug.,  1972. 
Address:  Apt.  307,  111  Lockwood  Road,  Regina,  Sask. 

Legislative  Counsel  and  Law  Clerk  :  Garnet  C.  Holtz- 
man,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Sergeant-at-Arms:  Archie  Raymond  Ponto. 


PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 


B43 


GENERAL  ELECTION,  1971 
Dissolution:  Sixteenth  Legislature,  May  25,  1971. 
Nominations:  June  7,  1971. 

Voting:  June  23,  1971. 

LEGEND:  NDP  —  New  Democratic  Party;  Lib.  —  Liberal;  PC  —  Pro¬ 
gressive  Conservative;  Ind. — Independent.  SC — Social  Credit. 


ARM  RIVER 

Donald  L.  Faris  (NDP)  .  2,342 

Wilbert  Mclvor  (Lib.)  .  2,193 

Orin  Sather  (PC)  .  520 

ASSINIBOIA-BENGOUGH 

David  Lange  (NDP)  .  2,628 

Alex  Mitchell  (Lib.)  .  2,312 

Janies  A.  Hall  (PC)  .  415 

ATHABASCA 

Allan  Guy  (Lib.)  .  1,770 

Robert  Dalby  (NDP)  .  1,758 

BIGGAR 

Elwood  Cowley  (NDP)  .  3,599 

Jim  Hill  (Lib.)  .  2,210 

CANNINGTON 

Thomas  Weatherald  (Lib.)  3,854 
James  T.  Eaton  (NDP)  .  3,682 

CANORA 

Adolph  Matsalla  (NDP)  .  4,135 

Stan  Kyba  (Lib.)  . .  2,754 

CUT  KNIFE 

Miro  Kwasnica  (NDP)  .  3,748 

Ben  Gulak  (Lib.)  .  2,542 

ELROSE 

Hayden  W.  Owens  (NDP)  ...  3,147 

George  Leith  (Lib.)  .  2,886 

GRAVELBOURG 

Reginald  Gross  (NDP)  .  2,399 

Lionel  Coderre  (Lib.)  .  2,355 

HANLEY 

Paul  Mostoway  (NDP)  .  3,270 

Robert  A.  Heggie  (Lib.)  .  2,668 


HUMBOLDT 

E.  L.  Tchorzewski  (NDP)  .  3,366 

Theodore  M.  Breker  (Lib.)  ...  3,067 

KELVINGTON 

Neil  Byers  (NDP)  .  2,904 

Bryan  Bjarnason  (Lib.)  .  2,826 

KERROBERT-K1NDERSLEY 

Alex  Taylor  (NDP)  .  3,209 

William  S.  Howes  (Lib.)  .  3,014 

LAST  MOUNTAIN 
Gordon  MacMurchy  (NDP)  2,646 

D.  G.  MacLennan  (Lib.)  .  2,447 

LUMSDEN 

J.  Gary  Lane  (Lib.)  .  2,875 

Cliff  H.  Thurston  (NDP)  .  2,743 

C.  Robin  Hahn  (PC)  .  568 

MAPLE  CREEK 

Eugene  F.  Flasch  (NDP)  .  2,858 

Alex  C'.  Cameron  (Lib.)  .  2,412 

Marlyn  K.  Clary  (PC)  .  704 

MEADOW  LAKE 

Hal  Coupland  (Lib.)  .  3,350 

Paul  Kuffert  (NDP)  .  2,922 

MELFORT-KINISTINO 

Arthur  Thibault  (NDP)  .  6,103 

Herbert  J.  Whitley  (Lib.)  .  4,171 

MELVILLE 

John  Kowalchuk  (NDP)  4,184 

Robert  E.  Greenfield  (Lib.)  2,836 

MILESTONE 

Cy  MacDonald  (Lib.)  .  2,671 

Edna  Bradley  (NDP)  .  2,393 


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MOOSE  JAW  NORTH 
Donald  F.  MacDonald  (Lib.)  2,779 
Thomas  Gifco  (NDP)  .  2,504 

MOOSE  JAW  SOUTH 
Gordon  T.  Snyder  (NDP)  6,461 

Herbert  E.  Taylor  (Lib.)  .  3,691 

MOOSOMIN 

John  Gardner  (Lib.)  .  4,003 

E.  B.  Shillington  (NDP)  .  3,724 

MORSE 

W.  Ross  Thatcher  (Lib.)  ..  3,502 

Paul  L.  Beach  (NDP)  .  2,783 

NIPAWIN 

John  Comer  (NDP)  .  3,759 

Frank  Radloff  (Lib.)  .  3,489 

Bette  Harris  (PC)  . ....  753 

NOTUKEU-WILLOW  BUNCH 

Allen  Engel  (NDP)  .  2,542 

James  Hooker  (Lib.)  . 2,356 

PELLY 

Leonard  M.  Larson  (NDP)  2,905 

James  Ross  Barrie  (Lib.)  .  2,275 

PRINCE  ALBERT  EAST 

Mike  Feschuk  (NDP)  .  6,624 

Fred  E.  Trach  (Lib.)  .  4,891 

William  McGill  (PC)  . „ .  581 

PRINCE  ALBERT  WEST 

David  Steuart  (Lib.)  .  4,378 

Orville  K.  Hjertaas  (NDP)  4,334 

QU'APPELLE  WOLSELEY 

Terry  Hanson  (NDP)  . .  3,154 

Douglas  T.  McFarlane  (Lib.)  2,766 

Lloyd  Avram  (PC)  .  1,090 

REDBERRY 

Dick  W.  Michayluk  (NDP)  2,356 

Julius  Liebeart  (Lib.)  .  1,982 

Dale  Ebert  (PC)  .  375 

REGINA  ALBERT  PARK 

Ken  Macleod  (Lib.)  .  2,303 

Gerry  MacDonald  (NDP)  1,332 

Timothy  W.  Shire  (PC)  .  205 


REGENA  CENTRE 

Allan  Blakeney  (NDP)  .  9,804 

Ben  Freitag  (Lib.) . .  4,252 

REGINA  LAKEVIEW 
Don  M.  McPherson  (Lib.)  5,170 

Walter  H.  Coates  (NDP)  .  4,373 

REGINA  NORTH  EAST 

Walter  E.  Smishek  (NDP)  .  8,760 

J.  Wilfred  Gardiner  (Lib.) .  4,147 

REGINA  NORTH  WEST 

Ed  Whelan  (NDP)  . 8,805 

David  H.  Sheard  (Lib.)  _  4,848 

Fred  J.  Schofield  (Comm.)  46 

REGINA  WASCANA 

Henry  H.  P.  Baker  (NDP)  _  4,513 

Harold  Dietrich  (Lib.)  _  4,199 

REGINA  WHITMORE  PARK 

Gordon  Grant  (Lib.)  _  3,777 

Art  Lloyd  (NDP)  . 1,959 

ROSETOWN 

George  F.  Loken  (Lib.)  _  3,078 

Robert  D.  Loewen  (NDP)  .....  2,953 
Dale  R.  Skelton  (Ind.)  _  189 

ROSTHERN 

David  Boldt  (Lib.)  . 2,795 

A.  R.  Friesen  (NDP)  _ _  2,572 

SALTCOATS 

Edgar  E.  Kaeding  (NDP)  .  3,574 

James  E.  P.  Snedker  (Lib.)  ...  3,485 

SASKATOON  CITY  PARK 

Bev.  Dyck  (NDP)  .  2,590 

Lloyd  J.  Saunders  (Lib.)  . .  1,935 

Ed.  Nasserden  (PC)  . 537 

SASKATOON  MAYFAIR 
John  Brockelbank  (NDP)  8,545 

Victor  Hession  (Lib.)  ....  3,224 

Lillian  Sonmor  (PC)  .  851 

SASKATOON  NUTANA  CENTRE 

W.  A.  Robbins  (NDP)  .  6,545 

Clarence  L.  B.  Estey  (Lib.)  5,373 


PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 


S4S 


SASKATOON  NUTANA  SOUTH 


Herman  H.  Holies  (NDP)  .  5,260 

Austin  Forsyth  (Lib.)  ....  4,789 

SASKATOON  RIVERSDALE 
Roy  J.  Romanow  (NDP)  9,104 

James  F.  Weber  (Lib.)  .  2,751 

SASKATOON  UNIVERSITY 

John  Richards  (NDP)  .  4,373 

Jeff.  Charlebois  (Lib.)  .  3,364 

Peter  Russel  (PC)  .  603 

SHAUNAVON 

Allen  P.  Oliver  (NDP)  . . .  3,127 

Fem  Larochelle  (Lib.)  .  2,872 

SHELLBROOK 
George  R.  Bowerman 

(NDP)  .  3,223 

Gordon  Rutten  (Lib.)  .  2,443 

SOURIS- ESTE  VAN 

Russ  Brown  (NDP)  .  4,935 

Ian  MacDougall  (Lib.)  4,680 

SWIFT  CURRENT 

Everett  I.  Wood  (NDP)  .  6,423 

Jackson  Running  (Lib.)  .  4,394 

THE  BATTLEFORDS 

Eiling  Kramer  (NDP)  . 5,364 

Roy  Dean  (Lib.)  .  3,760 


TISDALE-KELSEY 

John  R.  Messer  (NDP)  .  4,761 

Gerald  V.  O'Byme  (Lib.)  .  3,050 

Walter  Lisitza  (PC) .  420 

TOUCHWOOD 

Frank  Meakes  (NDP) .  4,450 

Walter  Schabel  (Lib.)  .  2,605 

Arnold  B.  Tusa  (PC)  .  893 

TURTLEFORD 

Michael  Feduniak  (NDP)  .  3,092 

George  Cashmore  (Lib.)  .  2,509 

WADENA 

Fred  Dewhurst  (NDP)  .  5,173 

Bill  Kerluke  (Lib.)  .  2,786 

WATROUS 

Don  Cody  (NDP)  . . .  3,318 

Percy  Schmeiser  (Lib.)  .  2,552 

Jack  B.  Pearce  (PC)  .  425 

WEYBURN 

James  A.  Pepper  (NDP)  .  5,795 

William  E.  Roger  (Lib.)  .  3,837 

Ray  L.  Bailey  (PC)  .  719 

WILKIE 

J.  C.  Mclsaac  (Lib.)  . 3,309 

Dick  Scotton  (NDP)  . 3,140 

YORKTON 

Irving  Carlson  (NDP)  .  5,933 

Greg.  Gallagher  (Lib.)  .  4,252 


TOTAL  VOTES  BY  PARTIES 


Party  Votes  % 

NDP  - . - .  248,978  54.99 

Liberal  . - .  193,864  42.83 

PC  .  9.659  2.13 

Independent  .  189  .04 

Communist  . —  46  .01 


Totals  . . . . . . . .  452,736  100.00 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


BY-ELECTIONS 

(Held  since  general  election  June  23,  1971) 
MORSE 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  the  sitting  member  Hon. 
W.  Ross  Thatcher  (Lib.)  July  23,  1971.  Voting  Dec.  1,  1971. 


Wiebe,  Jack  (Lib.)  .  2,700 

Murdock,  J.  (NDP)  .  2,274 

Nasserden,  Ed.  (PC)  . 680 

Majority  for  J.  Wiebe  (Lib.)  . .  426 

(No  Change) 


SOURIS-ESTEVAN 

Vacancy  caused  by  the  death  of  the  sitting  member 
Russell  Brown  (NDP)  October  17,  1971.  Voting  Dec.  1, 
1971. 


Thorson,  K.  (NDP)  .  4,855 

MacDougall,  I.  (Lib.)  . . . . .  4,078 

Majority  for  K.  Thorson  (N.D.P.)  .  777 

(No  Change) 

ATHABASCA 


Vacancy  caused  as  a  result  of  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench 
ruling  on  February  14,  1972  that  Allan  R.  Guy  had  been 
unduly  elected  on  June  23,  1971.  Voting  September  27, 
1972. 


Guy,  A.  (Lib.)  .  1,398 

Dalby,  R.  (NDP)  .  1,368 

Jones,  R.  (Ind.)  .  414 

McGill,  W.  (PC)  . . _  38 


Majority  for  A.  Guy  (Lib.)  . .  30 


(no  change) 


STANDING  OF  PARTIES 

Party  standing  in  the  Saskatchewan  Legislative  Assem¬ 


bly  at  Dissolution,  May  25,  1971: 

Liberals  .  34 

NDP  . 24 

Vacant  . . _... _ _ _  1 

TOTAL  . . . . . . . . .  ~  ~59 

Party  standing  in  Saskatchewan  Legislative  Assembly, 
January,  1973  : 

New  Democratic  Party  . 45 

Liberals  . 1 5 

Total  . *60" 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 


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NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Reconstituted:  September  1,  1905. 

Population:  (1931  census),  9,000;  (1941  census),  12,028; 
(1951  census)  16,004;  (1956  census)  19,313;  (1961  census) 
22,998;  (1966  census),  29,000;  (1971  census),  34,807;  (Es¬ 
timated,  July,  1972),  36,000. 

Native  Indians  —  20%,  Eskimos  35%  —  and  others  — 
45%. 

Area:  Land  —  1,253,438  sq.  miles.  Water  —  51,465  sq. 
miles.  Total:  1,304,903  sq.  miles. 

SEAT  OF  GOVERNMENT  —  YELLOWKNIFE 

The  Northwest  Territories  comprises  all  that  part  oi  Canada  north 
of  the  Sixtieth  Parallel  of  North  Latitude,  except  the  portions  thereof 
within  the  Yukon  Territory  and  the  Provinces  of  Quebec,  and 
Newfoundland. 

The  Northwest  Territories  Act,  Chapter  331,  R.S.C.,  1952  as  amended 
to  1970  provides  for  the  Government  of  the  Northwest  Territories  by  a 
Commissioner  under  instructions  given  from  time  to  time  by  the  Governor 
in  Council  or  the  Minister  of  the  Department  of  Indian  Affairs  and 
Northern  Development.  The  Act  also  provides  for  a  Council  consistmg 
of  fourteen  members,  one  of  whom  is  Deputy  Commissioner.  Of  the 
fourteen,  six  are  elected  by  the  people  of  Mackenzie  District,  and  four 
from  the  Eastern,  Central  and  high  Arctic  to  represent  ten  consti¬ 
tuencies  Four  are  aopointed  by  the  Governor  in  Council.  Elected  and 
appointed  members  serve  for  four-year  terms.  Legislative  powers  are 
exercised  by  the  Commissioner  in  Council  on  such  matters  as  direct 
taxation  within  the  Territories,  maintenance  of  municipal  institutions, 
licences,  solemnization  of  marriages,  property  and  civil  rights,  adminis¬ 
tration  of  justice,  education,  public  health  and  generally  all  matters  of 
a  local  nature.  The  administration  of  the  Territories  under  the  Northwest 
Territories  Act  and  the  Ordinances  passed  by  the  Commissioner  in  Coun¬ 
cil  is  carried  on  by  the  Commissioner  and  the  Public  Service  of  the 
Northwest  Territories. 

COMMISSIONER  AND  COUNCIL  OF  THE  N.W.T. 

Commissioner  -  S.  M.  Hodgson 

Appointed  Members:  J.  H.  Parker  (Deputy  Commissioner), 
Yellowknife 

Air  Marshall  Hugh  Campbell,  Ottawa 
Dr.  Louis-Emond  Hamelin,  Quebec  City 
Leo  Gerard  Lemieux,  Edmonton 


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Elected  Members : 

High  Arctic _ 

Eastern  Arctic _ 

Keewatin  _ 

Central  Arctic _ 

Western  Arctic _ 

Lower  Mackenzie _ 

Mackenzie-Liard _ 

Great  Slave  North _ 

Great  Slave  South _ 

Yellowknife _ 

Legal  Adviser _ 

Clerk  of  the  Council  _ 


Weldy  Phipps 
Bryan  Pearson 
Willie  Adams 
Mrs.  Lena  Pedersen 
Torn  Butters 
Lyle  R.  Trimble 
Nick  Sibbeston 
Jimmy  Rabesca 
Paul  W.  Kaeser 
David  Searle 

- F.  G.  Smith,  Q.C. 

- W.  H.  Remnant 


GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES 

Commissioner _ 

Deputy  Commissioner _ 

Asst.  Commissioner  _ 


Director  of  Public  Services 

Director  of  Information _ 

Director  of  Administration _ 

Director  of  Education  _ 

Director  of  Industry  &  Development 
Director  of  Local  Government _ 


S.  M.  Hodgson 
_  J.  H.  Parker 
_  C.  Gilchrist 

- M.  Smith 

J.  J.  Ootes 


—  C.  R.  McCurdy 
N.  J.  MacPherson 

—  Dr.  T.  Espie 
S.  W.  Hancock 


Director  of  Public  Works  -  G.  Gilchrist  (acting) 

Director  of  Social  Development _ _ _ K.  J.  Torrance 

Chief  Medical  and  Health  Officer  _  Dr.  H.  B.  Brett 

„  .  ,  _  Baker  Centre,  Edmonton 

Registrar  General  of  Vital 

Statistics  - - G.  R.  Carter,  Yellowknife 

Public  Trustee  -  J.  R.  Slaver,  Yellowknife 

Registrar  of  Documents  -  G.  R.  Carter,  Yellowknife 

Registrar  of  Land  Titles  -  G.  R.  Carter,  Yellowknife 


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COURT  OF  APPEAL 

Chief  Justice: 

Hon.  S.  Bruce  Smith,  Edmonton. 

Judges : 

The  Hon.  J.  M.  Cairns,  Calgary; 

The  Hon.  H.  G.  Johnson,  Edmonton; 

The  Hon.  E.  W.  S.  Kane,  Edmonton; 

The  Hon.  N.  D.  McDermid,  Calgary; 

The  Hon.  G.  H.  Allen,  Calgary; 

The  Hon.  W.  G.  Morrow,  Yellowknife; 

The  Hon.  H.  C.  B.  Maddison,  Whitehorse; 

The  Hon.  C.  W.  Clement,  Edmonton. 

Registrar  :  Registrar,  Appellate  Division,  Supreme  Court 
of  Alberta. 


SUPREME  COURT 


Judge:  Hon.  William  George  Morrow,  Yellowknife 

Deputy  Judges _ Hon.  C.  B.  Maddison,  Whitehorse; 

A.  M.  Dechene,  Edmonton. 

Clerk  of  the  Court  and 

Sheriff _ Alexander  Stewart,  Yellowknife 


Deputy  Clerk  and  Deputy 
Sheriff - 


Calvin  R.  Mains,  Yellowknife 


MAGISTRATE’S  COURT 


Chief  Magistrate  _ _ P.  B.  Parker,  Yellowknife 

Magistrate _ M.  M.  De  Weerdt,  Q.C. 

derk _ Josephine  C.  Beilis,  Yellowknife 


FEDERAL  OFFICIALS 

Department  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern  Development 

Deputy  Minister  _  H.  Basil  Robinson,  Ottawa 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister,  Northern 

Development  Program  -  A.  D.  Hunt,  Ottawa 


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Director,  Northern  Economic 

Development  Branch - A.  B.  Yates,  Ottawa 

Regional  Director  of 

Resources,  NWT  _.  -  G.  B.  Armstrong,  Yellowknife 

Regional  Manager,  Water, 

Forests  and  Lands  -  David  Gee,  Yellowknife 

Regional  Engineer,  Oil  and 

Gas  Conservation  -  M.  D.  Thomas,  Yellowknife 

Regional  Geologist  -  R.  W.  Hornal,  Yellowknife 

NORTHERN  CANADA  POWER  COMMISSION 

Chairman  -  H.  Basil  Robinson 

General  Manager  and  Chief 

Engineer - j.  M.  Lowe 


INDUSTRY 

The  chief  industry  of  the  Northwest  Territories  is  mining 
with  a  total  value  of  $98,132,000  in  1971. 

The  total  value  of  gold  production  in  1971  __  $10,814,000 

silver  __  $  2,’669’oOO 
copper  __  $  158,000 

lead  ....  $22,514,000 
zinc  ....  $61,950,000 


YUKON  TERRITORY 

(Revised  January,  1973) 


Organized:  June  13th,  1898. 


/iE??ulat,0n;  (1931  census)>  4,000;  (1941  census),  4,914; 

9,096;  (1956  census)’  12,190;  (1961  census), 
14,628;  (1966  census),  14,000;  (1971  census),  18,388;  (Es¬ 
timated  1972),  19,000. 


Area:  Land  —  205,346  sq.  miles.  Water 
miles.  Total  —  207,076  sq.  miles. 


1,730  sq. 


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SEAT  OF  GOVERNMENT  —  WHITEHORSE 

The  Yukon  Territory  comprises  all  that  portion  ot  Canada  lying  north 
of  the  Sixtieth  Parallel,  west  of  the  Northwest  Territories.  It  was  created 
a  separate  Territory  in  June  1898  by  the  Yukon  Act. 

The  Yukon  Act  of  1898  was  revised  and  consolidated  by  Chapter 
53,  Status  of  Canada  1953,  and  Chapter  Y2  Revised  Statutes  of  Canada 
1970,  as  amended  by  C.  48  1st  Supplement.  It  provides  for  the  Govern¬ 
ment  of  the  Territory  by  a  Commissioner  and  Territorial  Council.  The 
Commissioner  is  appointed  by  the  Governor-in-Council  and  administers 
the  Government  of  the  Territory  under  instructions  from  the  Governor-in- 
Council  or  the  Minister  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern  Development. 
In  Nov.  1970  an  executive  Committee,  consisting  of  the  Commissioner 
as  Chairman,  the  two  Asst.  Commissioners  and  two  of  the  elected  mem¬ 
bers  of  the  Council,  named  by  the  Council,  was  established  by  the 
Minister  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern  Development,  This  Committee  is 
charged  with  recommending  policy  to  the  Commissioner  affecting  the 
day  to  day  operation  of  the  Territorial  Government.  The  Council  of  the 
Yukon  Territory  is  wholly  elected  and  consists  of  seven  members  from 
seven  constituencies  in  the  Territory  who  are  elected  for  a  four-year 
term  of  office.  The  legislative  powers  of  the  Commissioner  in  Council  are 
somewhat  analogous  to  the  powers  of  a  provincial  Lieutenant-Governor 
and  the  legislature.  The  Yukon  has  its  own  territorial  civil  service  which 
carries  out  the  administrative  function.  The  Northern  Administration 
Branch  of  the  Department  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern  Development 
assists  by  examining  and  reporting  on  all  Yukon  legislation  and  policies, 
and  acts  in  an  advisory  capacity  on  Yukon  territorial  matters  generally. 
This  Department  also  administers  the  natural  resources  other  than  game. 

The  Yukon  Territory  is  represented  in  the  House  of  Commons  by  one 
Member,  from  the  Electoral  District  of  Yukon. 

Minister  of  Indian  Affairs  and 

Northern  Development  . .  Honourable  Jean  Chretien 

Member  of  Parliament  for  the  Electoral 


District  of  Yukon  _ _ —  Erik  Nielsen 

Commissioner  of  the  Yukon  Territory  _  James  Smith 


COUNCIL  OF  THE  YUKON  TERRITORY 

(seven  members  elected  in  1970  for  four  years) 

Carmacks  —  Kluane  Lake  District 

Hilda  P.  Watson,  Mrs.  M.E.C. 

Mayo  District  _  Ronald  A.  Rivett  (Speaker) 

Dawson  District  _ Mike  G.  Stutter 

Whitehorse  West  District  _ J.  K.  McKinnon 

Whitehorse  East  District _ Norman  S.  Chamberlist  M.E.C. 

Whitehorse  North  District _ Clive  Tanner 

Watson  Lake  District _ Donald  E.  Taylor 


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OFFICIALS  OF  THE  YUKON  TERRITORY 

Commission  of  the  Yukon  Territory  James  Smith,  M.E.C. 

Assistant  Commissioner  (Executive)  _  (Vacant) 

Assistant  Commissioner 

(Administrative)  _ _ _  G.  K.  Fleming,  M.E.C. 

Secretary  Executive  Committee  & 

Clerk  of  Council  _ _  C.  W.  Pearson 

Director  of  Personnel  _  J.  McPhail 

Territorial  Secretary  _  H.  J.  Taylor 

Territorial  Treasurer  _  M.  E.  Miller 

Territorial  Engineer  _  K.  J.  Baker 

Superintendent  of  Liquor  Control  _  R.  Thibault 

Superintendent  of  Schools  _  J.  Holden 

Director  of  Social  Welfare  _ _ _  G.  B.  Murphy 

Public  Administrator  _  J.  M.  Veinott  (Mrs.) 

Director  of  Corrections  _  V.  L.  Ogison 

Director  of  Legal  Affairs  ..........  P.  O’Donoghue 

Director  of  Municipal  Affairs  ...  .  W.  A.  Bilawich 

Director  of  Game  -  J.  B.  Fitzgerald 

Director  of  Tourism  &  Information  ..  J.  Guldner 

Director  of  Library  Services  _  G.  Graham 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court  _  j.  Worsell 

Magistrate  - - - - -  John  B.  Varcoe 

Clerk  of  Magistrate’s  Court  A.  T.  White 

Sheriff  ..... - -  A.  Adams 

OFFICIALS  OF  THE  GOVERNMENT  OF  CANADA 

YUKON 

Department  of  Justice 
Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
Yukon  Territory  Mr.  Justice  Harry  C.  B.  Maddison 
Crown  Attorney  -  Randall  B.  Young 


YUKON  TERRITORY  053 

Department  of  Indian  Affairs  & 

Northern  Development 

Regional  Director  of  Resources  _ _ _  B.  Trevor 

Mining  Recorder: 

Supervising  Mining  Recorder  for  Yukon _ B.  R.  Baxter 

Mayo  District _ _ _  R.  G.  Ronaghan 

Dawson  District  _ _ _  O.  Paton 

Whitehorse  District  _  B.  R.  Baxter 

Watson  Lake  District  _  W.  B.  Jewett 

Resident  Mining  Inspector  _  T.  Czismazia 

Resident  Mining  Engineer  _  N.  G.  Needham 

Resident  Geologist  _ _ _  D.  B.  Craig 

Superintendent  of  Forestry  _  E.  Nyland 

Supervisor  of  Lands  _  T.  A.  Retallack 

Department  of  Manpower  &  Immigration 

Manager  _ _ _  E.  Standish 

Department  of  Customs  &  Excise 

Collector  of  Customs  &  Excise  _  F.  N.  Hackney 

Department  of  Communications 

District  Inspector,  Telecommunications 

Regulations  Branch  - - -  J.  W.  E.  Hunter 

Department  of  National  Health  &  Welfare 

Director  Northern 

Health  Services  -  Dr.  T.  D.  Jeyachandran 

Post  Office  Department 

Postmaster  - - -  A.  Penner 

Department  of  Public  Works 

District  Director  ..  _ _ _ _ — .  R  K.  Coates 


Ministry  of  Transport 

Airport  General  Manager 


J.  Richardson 


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Unemployment  Insurance  Commission 

Manager  - M.  Whiting  (Mrs.) 

Canadian  National  Telecommunications 
Superintendent  Yukon  Area _  J.  L.  Phelan 

Canadian  Broadcasting  Corporation 

Station  Manager  _  R.  St.  Julien 

Royal  Canadian  Mounted  Police 

Officer  Commanding 

Yukon  Subdivision  -  Inspector  J.  Hunter 

Canadian  Forces  Detachment 

Officer  Commanding  Major  S.  Deacon 

Northern  Canada  Power  Commission 

Regional  Manager  _  F.  Mooney 

Central  Mortgage  &  Housing  Corporation 

Manager  — - - - -  E.  Anderson 

Department  of  Environment 
Fisheries  Branch 

District  Supervisor  _ _ _ _ _ _ _  G.  Jones 


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SUPREME  COURT  OF  CANADA 

The  Supreme  Court  of  Canada  was  constituted  in  1875  and  is  now 
governed  by  the  Supreme  Court  Act  R.S.C.  1970,  chapter  S-19,  as 
amended. 

The  Supreme  Court  of  Canada  has  jurisdiction  as  the  final  Court 
of  Appeal  in  both  civil  and  criminal  cases  throughout  Canada.  It  is 
a  Court  of  Appeal  in  controverted  election  cases,  appeals  from  the 
Federal  Court  of  Appeal  and  the  provincial  courts  of  appeal.  It  may 
consider  constitutional  issues  between  the  Provinces  and  the  Federal 
Government  on  references  respecting  the  same  submitted  by  the 
Governor-in-Council.  The  Supreme  Court  may  also  examine  and  report 
upon  any  bill  or  matter  before  the  Senate  or  House  of  Commons, 
pursuant  to  the  rules  in  that  regard  of  the  Senate  or  the  House  of 
Commons. 

The  Supreme  Court  sits  in  Ottawa,  where  the  judges  are  re¬ 
quired  to  reside.  Three  sessions  are  held  in  each  year,  beginning 
on  the  fourth  Tuesday  m  January,  the  fourth  Tuesday  in  April  and 
the  first  Tuesday  in  October. 

The  Supreme  Court  as  originally  constituted  on  8th  April  1875 
consisted  cf  a  Chief  lustice  (whose  title  is  Chief  Justice  of  Canada) 
and  live  puisne  Judges.  The  number  of  puisne  judges  was  in¬ 
creased  in  1927  to  six  and  in  1949  to  eight,  so  that  the  Court  now 
consists  of  the  Chief  Justice  and  eight  puisne  judges.  The  judges 
are  appointed  by  the  Governor-in-Council  by  letters  patent  under 
the  Great  Seal  of  Canada  and  they  automatically  cease  to  hold 
office  on  attaining  the  age  of  seventy-five  years. 

Articles  VII  and  VIII  of  the  letters  patent  issued  under  the  Great 
Seal  of  the  United  Kingdom  (effective  1st  October  1947),  constituting 
the  office  oi  Governor  General  and  Commander-in-Chief  in  and 
over  Canada,  read  as  follows  :  — 

VII.  And  Whereas  by  The  British  North  America  Acts, 

1867  to  1946,  it  is  amongst  other  things  enacted  that  it  shall 
be  lawful  for  Us,  if  We  think  fit,  to  authorize  Our  Governor 
General  to  appoint  any  person  or  persons,  jointly  or  severally, 
to  be  his  Deputy  or  Deputies  within  any  part  or  parts  of 
Canada,  and  in  that  capacity  to  exercise,  during  the  pleasure 
of  Our  Governor  General  such  of  the  powers,  authorities,  and 
functions  of  Our  Governor  General  as  he  may  deem  it 
necessary  or  expedient  to  assign  to  such  Deputy  or  Deputies, 


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subject  to  any  limitations  or  directions  from  time  to  time 
expressed  or  given  by  Us:  Now  We  do  hereby  authorize  and 
empower  Our  Governor  General,  subject  to  such  limitations 
and  directions,  to  appoint  any  person  or  persons,  jointly  or 
severally,  to  be  his  Deputy  or  Deputies  within  any  part 
or  parts  oi  Canada,  and  in  that  capacity  to  exercise,  during 
his  pleasure,  such  oi  his  powers,  functions,  and  authorities, 
as  he  may  deem  it  necessary  or  expedient  to  assign  to  him 
or  them:  Provided  always,  that  the  appointment  oi  such  a 
Deputy  or  Deputies  shall  not  affect  the  exercise  oi  any  such 
power,  authority  or  {unction  by  Our  Go/einor  General  in 
person. 

VIII.  And  We  do  hereby  declare  Our  pleasure  to  be  that, 
in  the  event  oi  the  death,  incapacity,  removal,  or  absence  oi 
Our  Governor  General  out  oi  Canada,  all  and  every  the 
powers  and  authorities  herein  granted  to  him  shall,  until 
Our  iurther  pleasure  is  signified  therein,  be  vested  in  Our 
Chiei  Justice  ior  the  time  being  of  Canada,  (hereinafter  called 
Our  Chief  Justice)  or,  in  the  case  of  the  death,  incapacity, 
removal  or  absence  out  of  Canada  oi  Our  Chiei  Justice,  then 
in  the  Senior  Judge  ior  the  time  being  of  the  Supreme  Court 
of  Canada,  then  residing  in  Canada  and  not  being  under 
incapacity;  such  Chiei  Justice  or  Senior  Judge  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Canada,  while  the  said  powers  and  authorities  are 
vested  in  him,  to  be  known  as  Our  Administrator. 

Provided  always,  that  the  said  Senior  Judge  shall  act  in 
the  administration  of  the  Government  only  if  and  when  Our 
Chief  Justice  shall  not  be  present  within  Canada  and  capable 
of  administering  the  Government. 

Provided  further  that  no  such  powers  or  authorities  shall 
vest  in  such  Chief  Justice,  or  other  judge  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Canada,  until  he  shall  have  taken  the  Oaths 
appointed  to  be  taken  by  Our  Governor  General. 

Provided  further  that  whenever  and  so  often  as  Our 
Governor  General  shall  be  temporarily  absent  from  Canada, 
with  Our  permission,  for  a  period  not  exceeding  one  month, 
then  and  in  every  such  case  Our  Governor  General  may  con¬ 
tinue  to  exercise  all  and  every  the  powers  vested  in  him 
as  fully  as  if  he  were  residing  within  Canada,  including  the 
power  to  appoint  a  Deputy  or  Deputies  as  provided  in  the 
Eighth  Clause  of  these  Our  Letters  Patent. 


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THE  SUPREME  COURT 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

Chief  Justice  of  Canada: 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Gerald  Fauteux,  P.C.,  March  23,  1970. 
Puisne  Judges  (in  order  of  Seniority)  : 

Hon.  Douglas  C.  Abbott,  P.C.,  July  1,  1954. 

Hon.  Ronald  Martland,  Jan.  15,  1958. 

Hon.  Wilfred  Judson,  Feb.  5,  1958. 

Hon.  Roland  A.  Ritchie,  May  5,  1959. 

Hon.  Emmett  M.  Hall,  Nov.  23,  1962. 

Hon.  Wishart  F.  Spence,  June  11,  1963. 

Hon.  Louis-Philippe  Pigeon,  Sept.  21,  1967. 

Hon.  Bora  Laskin,  March  23,  1970. 

Registrar:  Frangois  des  Rivieres,  Q.C. 

Deputy  Registrar:  J.  Mills  Shipley. 


The  right  of  the  Administrator  to  be  styled  "His  Excellency'' 
was  asserted  by  Sir  H.  Elzear  Tascheieau,  formerly  Chief  Justice, 
while  acting  as  Administrator  in  the  interval  between  the  departure 
of  the  Earl  of  Minto  and  the  arrival  of  His  Excellency  Earl  Grey, 
and  he  was  informed  by  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies,  in 
reply  to  an  inquiry,  that  "the  Administrator  was  rightly  styled  "His 
Excellency".  By  paragraph  vii  of  the  Letters  Patent,  authorized 
by  the  British  North  America  Acts,  the  Governor  General  may  ap- 
point  a  Deputy.  During  the  absence  of  the  Governor  General  from 
Ottawa  but  within  Canada  the  Chief  Justice  is  usually  appointed 
Deputy  Governor  General. 

By  Royal  Letters  Patent  dated  September  8th,  1947,  and  effective 
October  1st,  1947,  the  office  of  Governor  General  and  Commander- 
in-Chief  in  '  and  over  Canada  was  constituted.  By  paragraph  viii 
thereof  in  the  event  of  the  death,  incapacity,  removal  or  absence 
of  the  Governor  General  cut  of  Canada,  all  his  powers  and  author¬ 
ities  are  vested  in  the  Chief  Justice  of  Canada. 

See  Administrator  of  the  Government. 


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BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES 
Chief  Justice  of  Canada  : 

FAUTEUX,  RT.  HON.  GERALD,  P.C.,  B.A.,  L.L.M.,  LL.D., 
D.C.L.  B.  Oct.  22,  1900,  at  St.  Hyacinthe,  Que.  S.  of  Homere 
and  Heva  Mercier,  both  Can.  Grandson  of  late  Hon.  Honore 
Mercier,  Premier  of  the  Prov.  of  Quebec.  Ed.  at  St.  Mary’s 
Coll.,  Montreal,  and  Sacred  Heart  Coll.,  Sudbury,  Ont. 
Degrees:  B.A.,  L.L.M.,  (Montreal),  LL.D.  (Sudbury,  Otta¬ 
wa,  Laval  and  Montreal  Univ.),  D.C.L.  (McGill  Univ.). 
Admitted  at  the  Bar,  July  1925;  created  K.C.  1933;  prac¬ 
tised  law  in  Montreal  from  1925  to  April  1947  when  he 
was  apptd.  to  the  Bench  of  the  Superior  Court.  Apptd.  to 
the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada  in  Dec.  1949.  Apptd.  Chief 
Justice  of  Canada  and  sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  March 
23,  1970.  Chief  Crown  Prosecutor  for  the  Province  of 
Quebec  1939-1944.  Professor  of  Criminal  Law  at  McGill 
University  from  1936  to  1950.  Appointed  Dean  of  the 
Faculty  of  Law,  McGill  University,  in  June  1949,  post 
which  he  resigned  in  1950.  Founder  and  first  Dean  of 
Faculty  of  Law,  University  of  Ottawa,  from  1953  to  1962. 
A  First  Governor  and  the  First  Chairman  of  Bd.  of  Gov¬ 
ernors  of  Univ.  of  Ottawa,  upon  reorganization  according 
to  Univ.  of  Ottawa  Act  1965  until  Oct.  1966,  then  Honorary 
Chairman  of  the  Bd.  Honorary  Secretary  of  the  Canadian 
Bar  Assoc.  1941-1947.  M.  Dec.  9,  1929,  to  Yvette,  dau.  of 
Oscar  Mathieu,  of  Outremont,  Que.  Five  children:  Huguette 
(Mrs.  Guy  Sicotte),  Manon  (Mrs.  W.  Curtis),  Gerald,  M.D., 
Claude,  LL.L.  and  Louise.  Mem.:  Le  Cercle  Universitaire 
d’Ottawa,  The  Country  Club,  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa  and 
Past  Pres,  of  1’ Alliance  Francaise  of  Ottawa.  Rel.:  Catho¬ 
lic.  Address:  50  Goulburn  Ave.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


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8,  1875- 
11,  1879- 


CHIEF  JUSTICES 

Hon.  Sir  William  Buell  Richards,  Kt. .  Oct. 

Hon.  Sir  William  Johnston  Ritchie,  Kt.  Jan. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Samuel  Henry  Strong, 

P.C.,  Kt .  Dec. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Henri  Elzear  Tasche- 
reau,  P.C.,  Kt . .... . .  Nov. 

The  Rt,  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Fitzpatrick, 

P.C.,  G.C.M.G . . .  June 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Louis  Henry  Davies, 

P.C.,  K.C.M.G .  Oct. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Francis  Alexander  Anglin, 

P.C . Sept.  16,  1924 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Lyman  Poore  Etulf, 

P.C.,  G.C.M.G.  _ Mar. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Thibaudeau  Rinfret,  P.C.  ...  Jan. 

The  Hon.  Patrick  Kerwin,  P.C .  July 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Robert  Taschereau,  P.C.  ...  Apr. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  J.  R.  Cartwright,  P.C., 

C.C.,  M.C . . Sept. 

The  Rt.  Hon  Gerald  Fauteux,  PC . Mar. 


TO 

-Jan.  9,  1879 
-  Sept.  23,  1892 


13,  1892  — Nov.  18,  1902 
21,  1902  — May  2,  1906 
4,  1906  — Oct.  21,  1918 
23,  1918  — May  1,  1924 


Feb.  28,  1933 


Jan.  7,  1944 
June  21,  1954 
2,  1963 


17,  1933 
8,  1944 
1,  1954 
22,  1963  — Aug.  31,  1967 


—  Feb. 


1,  1967  — Mar.  22,  1970 
23,  1970  — 


Puisne  Judges: 

ABBOTT,  HON.  DOUGLAS  CHARLES,  P.C.,  B.C.L., 
D.C.L.,  LL.D.  Born  May  29,  1899,  at  Lennoxville,  Que. 
Son  of  Lewis  Duff  Abbott  and  Mary  Jane  Pearce,  both 
Canadians.  Ed.  at  Bishop’s  College,  McGill  University, 
Dijon  University,  Dijon,  France.  Degrees:  B.A.  Bishop’s 
B.C.L.  McGill,  D.C.L.  (Hon.)  Bishop’s,  LL.D.  (Hon.) 
McGill,  Queen’s,  Univ.  de  Sherbrooke,  Royal  Military  Coll, 
of  Canada.  M.  Sept.  22,  1925,  to  Mary  Winifred  Chisholm, 
dau.  of  the  late  W.  C.  Chisholm,  K.C.,  of  Montreal. 
Children:  Elisabeth,  Anthony  and  Lewis.  A  lawyer.  Served 
overseas  with  7th  (McGill)  Siege  Battery,  1916-1918  — 
Royal  Air  Force,  1918.  Clubs:  University  Club  of  Montreal, 
Royal  Montreal  Curling  Club  and  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa. 
Elected  to  H.  of  C.,  g.e.  1940.  Re-elected  at  g.e.  1945,  1949 
and  Aug.  10,  1953.  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  April  18, 
1945  and  apptd.  Min.  of  National  Defence  for  Naval  Servi¬ 
ces.  Apptd.  Min.  of  National  Defence  (Army),  Aug.  21, 
1945.  Apptd.  Min.  of  Finance,  December  19,  1946.  Re- 
apptd.  Min.  of  Finance  in  Rt.  Hon.  L.  S.  St.  Laurent’s 
Cabinet,  Nov.  15,  1948.  Apptd.  puisne  Justice  Supreme 
Court  of  Canada,  July  1,  1954.  Rel.:  Anglican  Church  of 
Canada.  Address:  124  Springfield  Rd.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


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HALL,  HON.  EMMETT  MATTHEW,  D.C.L.,  D.Med.,  LL.D. 
B.  Nov.  29, 1898  at  St.  Columban,  Que.  S.  of  J.  Hall  and  Alice 
Shea.  Ed.  at  public  and  high  schools,  Saskatoon;  Univ.  of 
Sask.  (LL.B.).  M.  June  26,  1922  to  Isabel  Mary  dau.  of 
William  Parker  of  Humboldt,  Sask.  Two  children:  Dr.  John 
Emmett  and  Marian  Alice  Wedge.  Read  Law  with  A.  E. 
Bence,  K.C.,  Saskatoon,  later  District  Court  Judge,  Battle- 
ford,  Sask.;  called  to  the  Bar  of  Sask.,  March,  1922; 
K.C.,  May  1935.  Formerly  Barrister  and  Solicitor,  Hall, 
Maguire  &  Wedge,  Saskatoon,  Sask.  Bencher  Law  Society 
of  Sask.  1946-1957,  pres.  1952;  mem.  Senate,  Univ.  of 
Sask.  1944-1956;  pres.,  The  Catholic  School  Trustees 
Assn,  of  Sask.  1942-1952;  vice-pres.  for  Sask.  Can.  Bar  Assn. 
1943-45.  Apptd.  Chief  Justice  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench. 
Sask.  1957;  became  Chief  Justice  of  Saskatchewan  and  of 
the  Court  of  Appeal,  March  1961,  and  translated  to  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Can.  Nov.  1962;  chairman,  Royal  Comm, 
on  Health  Services,  1961.  Chairman,  Committee  on  Aims 
and  Objectives  of  Education  in  Ontario,  1964.  Mem.  Rideau 
Club,  Knight  of  Columbus,  Ottawa  Country  Club  and  a 
Knight  of  Malta  and  Knight  of  the  Order  of  St.  Gregory  the 
Great  and  of  the  Holy  Sepulchre.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address: 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

JUDSON,  HON.  WILFRED,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Q.C.  B.  July  20, 
1902  at  Todmorden,  Yorkshire,  England.  S.  of  John  Judson 
and  Agnes  Judson.  Ed.  Univ.  of  Manchester,  B.A.  1922, 
M.A.  1923.  Legal  education  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto. 
Called  to  the  Bar  of  Ontario  in  1932  with  honours  and 
gold  medal.  Appointed  King’s  Counsel  1947.  Elected 
a  Bencher  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  in  1951. 
Appointed  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Ontario,  the 
High  Court  of  Justice,  1951.  Appointed  to  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Canada  Feb.  5,  1958. 

LASKIN,  HON.  BORA,  B.A.,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.,  LL.D 
D.C.L.,  F.R.S.C.  B.  Oct.  5,  1912  at  Fort  William,  Ont.  S.  of 
Max  Laskin  (dec.)  and  Bluma  Singel  (dec.),  both  Can.  Ed. 
at  Fort  William  Collegiate  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Toronto;  Osgoode 
Hall  Law  School  and  Harvard  Law  School.  M.  June  21,  1938 
to  Peggy  Tenenbaum  of  Toronto.  Two  children:  John  and 


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Barbara.  Lecturer  in  Law  and  Asst.  Professor  of  Law,  Univ. 
of  Toronto,  1940  to  1945;  Lecturer  in  Law,  Osgoode  Hall  Law 
School,  1945  to  1949;  Professor  of  Law,  Univ.  of  Toronto, 
1949  to  1965.  Associate  Editor,  Dominion  Law  Reports  and 
Canadian  Criminal  Cases,  1943  to  1965.  Pres.  Association  of 
Can.  Law  Teachers,  1953  to  1954.  Apptd.  Queen’s  Counsel 
in  1956.  Pres.  Can.  Association  of  Univ.  Teachers,  1964  to 
1965.  Elected  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Canada  in 
1964.  Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Governors,  Ont.  Inst,  for 
Studies  in  Education,  1965  to  1969.  Apptd.  to  Court  of 
Appeal  of  Ont.,  Sept.  1,  1965.  LL.D.  Queen’s  Univ.  1965; 
LL.D.  Univ.  of  Edinburgh  1966;  LL.D.  Trent  Univ.  1967; 
LL.D.  Univ.  of  Toronto  1968;  D.C.L.  Univ.  of  New  Brunswick 
1968  and  D.C.L.  Univ.  of  Windsor  1970;  LL.D.  Law  Society 
of  Upper  Can.,  1971;  LL.D.  Dalhousie  Univ.,  1971;  LL.D. 
Univ.  of  Alta.,  1972;  LL.D.  Univ  of  Man.,  1972;  D.C.L. 
Univ.  of  Western  Ont.,  1972;  LL.D.,  York  Univ.,  1972; 
Corresponding  Fellow  of  the  British  Academy,  1972;  mem. 
Council  of  Management,  British  Inst,  of  International  and 
Comparative  Law,  1972.  Mem.  Board  of  Governors,  York 
Univ.  1967-1970.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Governors  Carleton  Univ., 
1970.  Chancellor,  Lakehead  Univ.,  1971.  Hamlyn  Lecturer 
1969;  Lionel  Cohen  Lecturer,  1972.  Mem.  Faculty  Clubs, 
Univ.  of  Toronto  and  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa.  Rel.:  Jewish. 
Apptd.  to  the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada,  Mar.  23, 1970. 

MARTLAND,  HON.  RONALD,  L.L.D.,  M.A.,  B.C.L.  B. 
Feb.  10,  1907,  at  Liverpool,  England.  S.  of  John  and  Ada 
(Wild)  Martland.  Educated  at  Public  Schools  in  Edmonton, 
Alberta,  University  of  Alberta  (B.A.,  L.L.B.)  and  Oxford 
University  (M.A.,  B.C.L.).  Married  March  30,  1935,  to  Iris 
Bury.  Children:  one  son  and  two  daughters.  Called  to 
the  Bar  of  Alberta  in  1932;  practised  law  at  Edmonton 
from  1932  to  1958.  Created  K.C.  Alberta,  1943.  Professor, 
Faculty  of  Law,  University  of  Alberta.  Bencher,  Law 
Society  of  Alberta,  1948  to  1958.  Chancellor,  Anglican 
Diocese  of  Ottawa.  Clubs:  Edmonton  Club,  Rideau 
Club,  Royal  Ottawa  Golf  Club.  Appointed  to 
Supreme  Court  of  Canada,  January  15,  1958,  Religion: 


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Anglican  Church  of  Canada.  Address:  55  Placel  Road, 
Rockcliffe  Park,  Ottawa. 

PIGEON,  HON.  LOUIS-PHILIPPE,  B.A..  LL.L.  B.  Feb.  8, 
1905  at  Henryville,  Que.  S.  of  Arthur  Pigeon,  Q.C.  and 
Maria  Demers  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Quebec  Seminary  and  Laval 
Univ.  M.  Aug.  29,  1936  to  Madeleine  dau.  of  Marc  Gaudrv 
of  Quebec.  Six  children:  Jacques,  Madeleine,  Louise, 
Frangois,  Yves  and  Michel.  Called  to  Bar  of  Que.,  1928. 
Practised  law  with  St.  Laurent,  Gagne,  Devlin  &  Tasche- 
reau,  1928-37;  with  Hudon  &  Pigeon,  1938-40  and  with 
Germain,  Pigeon,  Thibaudeau  &  Lesage,  1944-67.  Law 
Clerk  of  Que.  Legis.,  1940-44.  Legal  Advker  to  P.M.  of 
Que.,  1960-66.  Professor  of  Constitutional  Law,  Faculty 
of  Law,  Laval  Univ.,  1942-67.  Batonnier  of  the  District 
of  Quebec,  1960-61.  Chairman,  National  Council  on  Admi¬ 
nistration  of  Justice,  1963-67.  Vice-Pres.  Province  of  Que. 
of  Can.  Bar.  Assn.,  1965-66.  Vice-Pres.  Conference  of 
Commissioners  for  Uniformity  of  Legislation  in  Canada, 
1966-67.  Chairman,  National  Professional  Conduct  Commit¬ 
tee,  1966-67.  Mem.  Cercle  Universitaire,  Que.  and  Rideau 
Club,  Ottawa.  Apptd.  to  Supreme  Court  of  Canada,  Sept.  21, 
1967.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  200  Rideau  Terrace,  Ottawa. 

RITCHIE,  HON.  ROLAND  ALMON,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.  B. 
June  19,  1910  at  Halifax,  N.S.  S.  of  the  late  W.  B.  A.  Rit¬ 
chie,  Q.C.,  and  Lillian  C.  H.  (Stewart)  Ritchie.  Ed.  at 
Trinity  College  School,  Port  Hope,  Ont.;  University  of 
King’s  College,  Halifax,  N.S.;  Oxford  University.  M.  May  6, 
1936  to  Mary  Lippincott  Wylde.  daughter  of  late  Harry 
M.  Wylde  of  Halifax  and  Elizabeth  (Lippincott)  Wylde. 
One  daughter,  Elizabeth  Stewart  Ritchie.  Read  law  with 
James  McG.  Stewart  of  the  firm  of  Stewart,  Smith,  MacKeen 
&  Rogers,  Halifax,  N.S.  Called  to  the  Bar  of  Nova  Scotia  in 
1934.  Practised  law  at  Halifax,  1934-1940.  Served  in  World 
War  II,  1940-1945  with  4th  Lt.  A. A.  Regiment,  R.C.A.  and 
II. Q.,  3rd  Canadian  Division.  Returned  to  the  practice  of  law 
at  Halifax  1945  until  date  of  appointment  to  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Canada,  May  5,  1959.  Appointed  King’s  Counsel, 
January  5,  1950  for  Nova  Scotia.  Lecturer,  Faculty  of 
Law  at  Dalhousie  University,  1947-1959.  Hon.  Fellow, 


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Pembroke  College,  Oxford.  Vice-Pres.  Nova  Scotia  Bar¬ 
risters  Society  1958-1959.  Clubs:  Royal  Nova  Scotia  Yacht 
Squadron,  Halifax  Club,  Rideau  Club,  Royal  Ottawa  Golf 
&  Country  Club.  Religion:  Anglican.  Address:  177  Coltrin 
Rd.,  Rockliffe,  Ottawa,  Ontario. 

SPENCE,  HON.  WISHART  FLETT,  O.B.E,  B.A.,  LL.M. 
B.  March  9,  1904  at  Toronto,  Ont.  Son  of  the  Hon. 
(Senator)  James  H.  Spence,  K.C.  and  Margaret  (Hack- 
land).  Ed.  at  Univ.  of  Toronto  Schools,  Univ.  of  Toronto, 
(B.A.),  Political  Science,  1925,  Osgoode  Hall  Law  School, 
Toronto.  Called  to  Bar  with  Gold  Medal  in  1928,  Harvard 
Univ.  (LL.M.)  1929.  M.  to  Elizabeth  Potvin.  One  son: 
Michael  W.  Ph.D.  and  one  dau.,  Margaret  M.  Practised  law 
in  Toronto  until  Jan.  1942.  Served  during  Second  World 
War  with  Wartime  Prices  and  Trade  Board  as  Deputy 
Rentals  Administrator  and  Enforcement  Administrator. 
Apptd.  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Ont.  High  Court  of 
Justice,  Jan.  1950.  Chairman  Royal  Commission  on 
Coasting  Trade,  1955.  Apptd.  Supreme  Court  of  Canada, 
May  30,  1963.  Mem.  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa  Hunt  and  Golf 
Club  and  Lawyers  Club,  Toronto.  Rel.:  Presbyterian. 
Address:  Apt.  1201,  400  Stewart  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

The  Registrar: 

DES  RIVIERES,  FRANCOIS,  Q.C.  B.  March  14,  1914  at 
Quebec,  P.G.  S.  of  the  late  Eugene  des  Rivieres,  Q.C.,  and 
Marguerite  Gauvreau.  Ed.  at  Quebec  Seminary  and  Laval 
Univ.  M.  to  Lucile  Hamel.  Has  three  daughters.  Admitted 
to  the  bar  in  July  1938.  Saw  active  service  with  Canadian 
Army  1941-46.  Professor  of  Civil  Law  at  Ottawa  Univ. 
between  1954  and  1964.  Mem.  Rivermead  Golf  Club.  Rel.: 
Catholic.  Address:  43  Therien  St.,  Aylmer,  Que. 

Deputy  Registrar: 

SHIPLEY,  J.  MILLS.  B.  February  12,  1919,  at  Calgary, 
Alberta.  S.  of  the  late  Dr.  Mills  Shipley  and  Irene 
(Clancy)  Shipley.  Ed.  at  Separate  Schools  in  Calgary, 
Univ.  of  Alta.  (B.A.,  LL.B.)  and  McGill  Univ.  (B.L.S.). 
Served  R.C.N.V.R.  1944-46.  Called  to  Bar  of  Alta,  in  1946. 


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Dept,  of  Labour,  Ottawa,  1948-50.  Law  Librarian,  Univ. 
of  Alta,  1950-56.  Ass’t.  Librarian,  Supreme  Court  of  Can¬ 
ada,  1956-60;  Law  Editor,  1960-72;  Deputy  Registrar,  1972. 
Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  173  Cooper  St.,  Apt.  603.  Ottawa. 


THE  FEDERAL  COURT  OF  CANADA 

(Revised  February,  1973) 

The  Federal  Court  of  Canada  is  a  court  of  law,  equity 
and  admiralty  and  it  is  a  superior  court  of  record  having 
civil  and  criminal  jurisdiction  (section  3  of  the  Act). 

The  Court  is  divided  into  two  divisions  called  the 
Federal  Court  —  Appeal  Division  and  the  Federal  Court 
—  Trial  Division.  The  Appeal  Division  may  be  called  the 
Court  of  Appeal  or  the  Federal  Court  of  Appeal  (section 
4  of  the  Act). 

The  Court  of  Appeal  consists  of  the  Chief  Justice  of  the 
Federal  Court  of  Canada  and  three  other  judges.  The 
Trial  Division  consists  of  the  Associate  Chief  Justice  of 
the  Federal  Court  of  Canada  and  seven  other  judges. 
Every  judge  is  an  ex  officio  member  of  the  Division  of 
which  he  is  not  a  regular  member  (section  5  of  the  Act). 

While  all  the  full-time  judges  must  reside  in  or  near 
the  National  Capital  Region  (section  7),  each  Division 
of  the  Court  can  sit  any  place  in  Canada  and  the  place 
and  time  of  the  sittings  must  be  arranged  to  suit  the 
convenience  of  the  litigants. 

The  Federal  Court  of  Appeal  has  jurisdiction  on  ap¬ 
peals  from  the  Trial  Division,  Appeals  from  Federal 
Tribunals,  review  and  decisions  of  Federal  Boards  and 
Commissions,  Appeals  from  Tribunals  and  Reviews  under 
Section  28  of  the  Federal  Court  Act,  and  References  by 
Federal  Boards  and  Commissions. 

The  Trial  Division  of  the  Federal  Court  of  Canada  has 
jurisdiction  in  claims  against  the  Crown,  Claims  by  the 
Crown,  Miscellaneous  cases  involving  the  Crown,  claims 
against  or  concerning  Crown  Officers  and  Servants,  relief 
against  Federal  Boards,  Commissions,  and  other  Tribunals, 


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Inter-Provincial  and  Federal-Provincial  Disputes,  Indus¬ 
trial,  Industrial  Property  Matters,  Admiralty,  Income  Tax 
and  Estate  Tax  Appeals,  Aeronautics  —  Interprovincial 
Works  and  Undertakings,  Residuary  jurisdiction  for  relief 
if  there  is  no  other  Canadian  Court  that  has  such  jurisdic¬ 
tion,  jurisdiction  in  specific  matters  conferred  by  Federal 
Statutes. 

The  Court  has  one  Registry  for  all  of  Canada.  That 
Registry  consists  of  a  principal  office  in  Ottawa  and  other 
offices  in  the  different  parts  of  the  country  where  the 
convenience  of  litigants  makes  it  expedient  that  there  be 
such  offices  (section  14  of  the  Act). 

The  officer  of  the  Court  who  has  overall  responsibility 
for  the  operation  of  the  Registry  is  known  as  the  Admin¬ 
istrator  of  the  Court  (Rule  200). 

JUDGES  OF  THE  FEDERAL  COURT 
Chief  Justice  : 

The  Honourable  Wilbur  Roy  Jackett 

Associate  Chief  Justice  : 

The  Honourable  Camil  Noel 

Court  of  Appeal  Judge  : 

The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  Arthur  Louis  Thurlow 
Trial  Division  Judges  : 

The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  A.  Alex.  Cattanach 
The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  Hugh  F.  Gibson 
The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  Allison  Mariotti  Walsh 
The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  Rod  Kerr 
The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  Louis  Pratte 
The  Honourable  Mr.  Justice  Darrel  Verner  Heald 
Judges  of  the  Federal  Court  are  entitled  to  the  desig¬ 
nation  “Honourable”.  See  “Table  of  Canadian  Titles.” 

Administrator  of  the  Court : 

Walter  C.  Collier 


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BIOGRAPHICAL  SKETCHES 
Chief  Justice  : 

JACKETT,  HON.  WILBUR  ROY,  B.A.,  LLB.,  B.C.L., 
M.A.,  D.C.L.  B.  June  27,  1912  at  Tompkins,  Sask.  S.  of 
William  Henry  Jackett  and  Frances  Victoria  Sweet.  Ed. 
Kamsack  High  School;  Univ.  of  Sask.  B.A.  1931,  LL.B. 
1933;  Oxford  Univ.,  Rhodes  Scholar  1934;  B.A.  in  Juris¬ 
prudence  1936;  B.C.L.  1937  and  M.A.  1949.  M.  Sept.  5, 
1939  to  Kathleen,  dau.  of  Robert  Robertson  of  Prince 
Albert,  Sask.  Read  law  with  H.  M.  Stewart  of  Kamsack, 
Sask.  and  G.  II.  Yule,  K.C.,  of  Saskatoon,  Sask.  Author  of 
“Chart  of  Privy  Council  Decisions  with  Reference  to  the 
B.N.A.  Act”  (pub.  privately,  1946);  Author  legal  articles. 
Hon.  Lecturer  Osgoode  Hall  Law  Sch.,  Toronto,  1954. 
Called  to  Bar  of  Sask.  1938,  Ont.  1952,  Que.  1960,  B.C. 
1964.  K.C.  1949.  Joined  the  Dept,  of  Justice,  1939,  leaving 
as  Deputy  Min.  and  Deputy  Att.  Gen.  of  Can.  (1957-60). 
Gen.  Counsel,  Canadian  Pacific  Rly.  Co.,  1960-1964.  Appt’d. 
Pres.,  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada,  May  4,  1964;  apptd. 
Judge  of  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court  of  Can.,  May  7, 
1964.  Became  Chief  Justice  of  the  Federal  Court  of 
Canada  June  1,  1971.  Clubs:  Cercle  Universitaire  and 
Rideau  Club.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Home  address:  150  Drive¬ 
way,  Ottawa. 

Associate  Chief  Justice  : 

NOEL,  HON.  CAMIL,  B.A.,  LL.L.  B.  Sept.  23,  1912  at 
Sandy  Lake,  Man.  S.  of  Eugene  Noel  and  Annie  Cayouette. 
of  Quebec  City  and  Showegan,  Maine,  U.S.A.,  respectively. 
Ed.  Quebec  Seminary,  St-Hyacinthe  Coll.,  Laval  Univ. 
(B.A.,  LL.L.).  M.  in  1942  to  Blanche  Belleau,  dau.  of 
Hon.  Justice  Noel  Belleau.  of  the  Quebec  Superior  Court. 
Five  children:  Jacques,  Simon,  Marc,  Marie  and  Domini¬ 
que.  Mem.  Garrison  and  Rideau  Clubs.  Recreations, 
fishing  and  hunting.  Called  to  Bar  of  Quebec  1938.  Served 
as  a  Capt.  1939-45  war.  Practised  law  with  St-Laurent, 
Taschereau,  Letourneau,  Johnston.  Noel  &  Pratte  1945  to 
1953  and  with  Noel,  Alleyn,  Rioux  &  Deblois  from  1953 


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to  1962.  Apptd.  Q.C.  1950.  Apptd.  Judge  of  the  Exchequer 
Court  of  Canada  1962.  Apptd.  Judge  of  Court  Martial 
Appeal  Court  of  Canada  Sept.  14,  1962.  Apptd.  Associate 
Chief  Justice  of  the  Federal  Court  of  Canada,  June  1, 
1971.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  The  Federal  Court  of  Cana¬ 
da,  Ottawa,  Ontario. 

Judges : 

CATTANACH,  HON.  ANGUS  ALEXANDER,  B.A., 
LL.B.  B.  July  26th,  1909,  at  Winnipeg,  Man.  S.  of  Angus 
Archibald  and  Jennie  Elizabeth  Young  both  Can.  of  Scot¬ 
tish  descent.  Ed.  public  and  high  schools,  Winnipeg,  Man.: 
Univ.  of  Manitoba,  (B.A.,  1929)  and  Univ.  of  Sask.,  (LL.B., 
1932).  M.  Oct.  29th,  1943  to  Verena  Margaret,  dau.  of 
James  W.  Miller,  Carleton  Place,  Ont.  One  daughter: 
Heather  Edmonde.  Called  to  the  Bar  of  Sask.,  1934;  Q.C. 
(Dom.)  1952.  Joined  the  Dept,  of  the  Secretary  of  State 
as  departmental  counsel  in  1936  and  successively  served 
as  Director,  Companies  Division  and  Asst.  Under  Secre¬ 
tary  of  State  and  Advisory  Counsel.  Lecturer  Carleton 
Univ.  1955-61.  Served  in  2nd  World  War  with  R.C.A.F., 
1940-45.  Life  mem.  Clan  MacPherson  Assn.  Apptd.  Puisne 
Judge  of  the  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada.  1962.  Apptd. 
Judge  of  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court  of  Can.,  1962.  Be¬ 
came  a  member  of  the  Trial  Division  of  the  Federal  Court 
of  Canada  June  1,  1971.  Rel.:  United  Church.  Address: 
The  Federal  Court  of  Canada,  Ottawa. 

GIBSON,  HON.  HUGH  F.,  B.A.,  B.  Comm.  B.  Kingston, 
Ont.,  Dec.  12,  1916.  S.  of  Dr.  William  Gibson  (F.R.C.P.(c) 
and  K.  Lillian  O’Reilly.  Graduated  from  Queen’s  Univ., 
Kingston,  B.A.  (1937),  B.  Comm.  (1938)  and  Osgoode  Hall, 
Toronto.  Barrister-at-Law  (1942).  Served  in  World  War  II 
1942-1946.  Cdn.  Army,  Capt.,  overseas.  Practised  law  in 
Prov.  of  On-t.  with  legal  firm  of  Gibson,  Sands  &  Flanigan, 
Kingston,  Ont.  1946-1964.  Apptd.  Q.C.,  1960.  Mem.  of 
Phi  Delta  Phi  International  Legal  Fraternity.  Clubs: 
Ontario  Club  and  University  Club,  Toronto;  Cataraqui 
Golf  and  Country  Club,  and  Kingston  Yacht  Club,  King¬ 
ston;  Trident  Yacht  Club,  Thousand  Islands;  Canadian 


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Club  in  the  Waldorf-Astoria,  New  York  City;  Rideau  Club, 
Laurentian  Club,  and  Royal  Ottawa  Golf  Club, 
Ottawa,  and  St.  James’s  Club,  Montreal.  Apptd.  Judge  of 
The  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada,  May  4,  1964.  Apptd. 
Pres,  of  The  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court  of  Canada,  June 
16,  1964.  Became  a  member  of  the  Trial  Division  of  the 
Federal  Court  of  Canada  June  1,  1971.  Rel.:  Catholic. 
Address:  The  Federal  Court  of  Canada,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

HEALD,  HON.  DARREL  VERNER,  B.A.,  LL.B.  B. 
Aug.  27th,  1919  at  Regina,  Sask.  S.  of  Herbert  Verner 
Heald  and  Lottie  Knudson  both  Can.  Ed.  at  Liberty,  Sask., 
Govan,  Sask.,  and  Univ.  of  Sask.  B.A.  1938,  LL.B.  1940. 

M.  June  30th,  1951  to  Doris  Rose,  dau.  of  A.  P.  Hessey  of 
Regina,  Sask.  One  daughter,  Lynn  and  one  son,  Brian. 
Called  to  the  Bar  of  Sask.  1941  Q.C.  (Sask.)  1964.  Served 
R.C.A.F.  1941  to  1945.  Practised  law  at  Regina  with  firm 
of  Noonan,  Embury,  Heald,  Molisky  and  Gritzfeld.  Mem. 
of  Legis.  Assem.  of  Sask.  for  Lumsden  1964-1971.  Attorney 
General  and  Provincial  Secretary  of  Sask.  1964-1971.  Ap¬ 
pointed  Judge  of  the  Trial  Division,  Federal  Court  of 
Canada,  June  30th,  1971.  Rel.:  United  Church  of  Canada. 
Address:  The  Federal  Court  of  Canada,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

KERR,  HON.  RODERICK,  B.A.,  LL.B.  B.  Louisbourg, 

N. S.,  Jan.  16,  1902.  S.  of  Roderick  and  Mary  (MacDonald) 
Kerr.  Ed.  Louisbourg  and  Glace  Bay,  N.S.,  High  Schools 
Dalhousie  University,  (B.A.  1923  and  LL.B.  1925).  M  to 
Myra,  dau.  of  Alex  MacDougall  of  Glace  Bay,  N.S.,  Jan.  12, 
1946.  Two  dau.:  Phyllis  and  Valerie.  Read  law  with 
Crowe,  Ross,  MacVicar  &  MacNeil,  Sydney,  N.S.  Called 
to  the  Bar  of  N.S.,  1926.  Created  K.C.  1949.  Practised 
law  in  Glace  Bay,  N.S.,  1926-40.  Entered  Federal  Civil 
Service  as  Legal  Adviser  to  Unemployment  Ins.  Comn 
Ottawa,  Dec.  1946-49.  Apptd.  Asst.  Counsel,  Bd.  of  Trans¬ 
port  Commrs.  Can.,  March  1949  and  Gen.  Counsel,  1952- 
Commr.,  Oct.  6  to  Nov.  7,  1958;  Asst.  Chief  Commr.’ 
Nov.  8  to  Dec.  31,  1958;  Chief  Commr.,  Jan.  1,  1959  to 
Oct.  31,  1967.  Served  in  2nd  World  War;  enlisted  with 
Cape  Breton  Highlanders,  1940,  and  proceeded  overseas, 


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1941;  trans.  to  Can.  Mil.  Headquarters  in  1942  with  Judge 
Advocate  General’s  Br.,  serving  there  and  with  Claims  Br., 
C.M.H.Q.,  London  till  end  of  war;  retired  with  rank  of 
Major,  Nov.  1945.  Apptd.  a  Puisne  Judge  of  the  Exchequer 
Court  of  Canada,  Nov.  1,  1967.  Apptd.  Judge  of  Court 
Martial  Appeal  Court  of  Canada,  Oct.  24,  1968.  Became 
a  member  of  the  Trial  Division  of  the  Federal  Court  of 
Canada  June  1,  1971.  Mem.  Rideau  Club.  Rel.:  United 
Church.  Address:  The  Federal  Court  of  Canada,  Ottawa, 
Ont. 

PRATTE,  HON.  LOUIS,  B.A.,  LL.L.  B.  Nov.  29,  1926 
at  Quebec  City.  S.  of  Garon  Pratte  and  Georgine  Rivard. 
M.  July  2,  1953  Charlotte  Tremblay.  Two  children:  Marie 
and  Fran?ois.  Ed.  Laval  Univ.  (B.A.,  LL.L.);  Faculte  de 
droit  et  des  sciences  economiques,  Paris  (diplome  d’6tudes 
superieures  en  droit  prive).  Mem.  Cercle  Universitaire. 
Called  to  Bar  of  Quebec  1950.  Apptd.  Judge  of  the  Federal 
Court  of  Canada.  Rel.:  Catholic.  Address:  The  Federal 
Court  of  Canada,  Ottawa,  Ontario. 

THURLOW,  HON.  ARTHUR  LOUIS,  B.A.,  LL.B.  B. 
May  5th,  1913,  at  Lunenburg,  N.S.  S.  of  Charles  Wil¬ 
liam  Thurlow  and  Emily  Maud  Kinley,  both  Can.  Ed.  at 
Lunenburg  Academy  and  Dalhousie  University.  Degrees: 
B.A.  (Dal.  1933);  LL.B.  (Dal.  1935).  M.  July  5th,  1941, 
to  Mabel  Rosina,  dau.  of  R.B.  Maxwell,  of  Halifax,  N.S. 
One  son:  James  Maxwell.  Barrister  at  Law;  Admitted  to 
Bar  of  Nova  Scotia,  1935;  Apptd.  Q.C.,  1954.  Served  in 
Can.  Army  1943-1946.  Mem.  of  Legislative  Assembly  of 
Nova  Scotia  for  Lunenburg  1949-1953.  Apptd.  Puisne 
Judge  of  the  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada,  1956.  Apptd. 
Judge  of  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court  of  Can.,  June  4, 
1959  Appointed  Judge  of  the  Federal  Court  of  Appeal 
June  1,  1971.  Rel.:  U.C.  of  C.  Address:  The  Federal  Court 
of  Canada,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

WALSH,  HON.  ALLISON,  A.M.,  B.A.,  B.C.L.  B.  Montreal, 
June  30,  1911.  S.  of  James  F.  Walsh  and  Isabel  Mariotti. 
Ed.  at  McGill  Univ.  (B.A.  1933  and  B.C.L.  1936)  and  Univ. 
de  Grenoble  (Certificat  d’Etudes  Frangaises  1936).  M. 


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Dec.  27,  1939  to  Carol,  dau.  of  Albert  E.  Stevens  of 
Montreal.  Two  daughters:  Julia  Stevens  Keleher  and 
Diana  Allison  Lockwood.  Practiced  law  in  Montreal  with 
firm  of  Creelman,  Edmison  and  Beullac  and  subsequently 
with  Campbell,  Weldon,  McFadden  and  Walsh,  later 
Laidley,  Campbell,  Walsh  and  Kisilenko.  Apptd.  Q.C., 
1960.  Apptd.  Puisne  Judge  of  the  Exchequer  Court  of 
Canada,  1964.  Apptd.  Judge  of  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court 
of  Canada,  Oct.  24,  1968.  Became  a  member  of  the  Trial 
Division  of  the  Federal  Court  of  Canada  June  1,  1971. 
Clubs:  University  Club  of  Montreal,  Montreal  Badminton 
and  Squash  Club.  Royal  Montreal  Golf  Club,  Montreal 
Amateur  Athletic  Association,  Montreal,  Royal  Ottawa 
Golf  Club,  Rideau  Club,  Ottawa  and  Kiwanis  Club,  Otta¬ 
wa.  Rel.:  Protestant.  Address:  The  Federal  Court  of 
Canada,  Ottawa,  Ont. 


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THE  COURT  MARTIAL  APPEAL  COURT  OF  CANADA 

(Revised  February,  1973) 

Established  in  1959  by  an  amendment  to  S.  190  of  The  National 
Defence  Act.  Succeeds  Court  Martial  Appeal  Board.  The  Judges 
of  the  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court  consist  of  not  less  than  _  loui 
judges  of  the  Federal  Court  of  Canada  and  such  additional 
judges  of  a  superior  court  of  criminal  jurisdiction  as  are  appointed 
by  the  Governor  in  Council.  The  President,  one  of  the  judges  of  the 
Court  Martial  Appeal  Court,  is  designated  by  the  Governor  in 
Council.  The  Registry  of  the  Federal  Court  is  ex  officio  the 
Registry  of  the  Court  Martial  Appeal  Court. 


JUDGES  OF  THE  COURT  MARTIAL  APPEAL  COURT 
President : 

Hon.  Hugh  F.  Gibson,  B.A.,  B.Comm. 

Puisne  Judges  : 

Hon.  Wilbur  R.  Jackett,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  B.C.L.,  M.A.,  D.C.L. 
Hon.  Arthur  L.  Thurlow,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Hon.  Camil  Noel,  B.A.,  LL.L. 

Hon.  A.  Alex.  Cattanach,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Hon.  Allison  A.  M.  Walsh,  A.M.,  B.A.,  B.C.L. 

Hon.  Roderick  Kerr,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Hon.  Darrel  V.  Heald,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Hon.  Louis  Pratte,  B.A.,  LL.L. 

Hon.  Frank  U.  Collier. 

Hon.  David  M.  Dickson. 

Hon.  Gordon  C.  Hall. 

Hon.  Gordon  L.  S.  Hart. 

Hon.  William  J.  0.  Henderson. 

Hon.  Arthur  R.  Jessup. 

Hon.  William  R.  McIntyre. 

Hon.  William  R.  Sinclair. 

Hon.  David  R.  Verchere. 

Hon.  George  E.  Tritschler. 

Hon.  Yves  Bernier. 


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ATOMIC  ENERGY  CONTROL  BOARD 

The  Atomic  Energy  Control  Board  was  established  by 
virtue  of  the  Atomic  Energy  Control  Act  R.S.C.  1970 

C.A.-19. 

President  _ Dr.  D.  G.  Hurst 

Members - Dr.  Wm.  G.  Schneider 

Mr.  J.  L.  Gray 
Mr.  W.  M.  Gilchrist 
Dr.  D.  G.  Hurst 
Professor  L.  Amyot 

CANADIAN  PENSION  COMMISSION 


Chairman  - A.  0.  Solomon,  C.D.,  B.A.,  LL.B., 

B.P.A. 

Deputy  Chairman _ J.  M.  Forman,  D.F.C. 

Commissioners  _ T.  D.  Anderson 


Phoebe  Boyce,  C.D. 

J.  M.  Cameron,  E.D. 

H.J.  Clarke 

R.  F.  L.  Hanna,  M.B.E.,  B.A. 

D.  A.  Knight,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Carl  Legault 

E.  Morin,  B.A.,  M.D. 

J.  R.  Painchaud,  E.D.,  LL.B. 

R.  J.  Teillet,  P.C. 

J.  L.  Thompson,  M.D. 

J.  L.  Wightman,  B.A.,  C.D. 

Ad  hoc  Commissioners  ..  J.  G.  Bisson,  O.B.E.,  B.Com. 

Alexandre  Bedard,  M.D. 

Harry  C.  Feme,  C.D.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

C.  L.  Glibbery 

D.  H.  Harrison,  C.D.,  LL.B. 
Joseph  Hebda 

C.K.H.  Kendall 

Raymond  LaBrosse,  M.C.,  C.D 

G.  A.  Y.  Pare 

F.  L.  Reardon,  M.D. 

Secretary  - R.  B.  Ingalls,  D.S.O.,  D.F.C.,  C.D. 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


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CANADIAN  RADIO-TELEVISION  COMMISSION 

The  Canadian  Radio-Television  Commission  has  been 
established  under  the  authority  of  the  Broadcasting  Act. 

Chairman _ Mr.  Pierre  Juneau 

Vice-Chairman  _ Mr.  Harry  Boyle 

Commissioner _ Mr.  Harold  Doman 

Commissioner _ Mrs.  Pat  Pearce 

Commissioner _ Mr.  Real  Therrien 

Part-Time  Members  _ Mr.  Armand  H.  Cormier 

Miss  Helen  James 

Mr.  John  Shanski 

Dr.  Gordon  Thomas 

Dr.  Northrop  Frye 

Mr.  Gordon  Hughes 

Mr.  George  McKeen 

Mr.  Jacques  Hebert 

Mr.  Jacques  de  la  Chevrotiere 

Secretary  _ Miss  Monique  Coupal. 

Managing  Director, 

Operations  _ Mr.  John  Hylton 

General  Counsel  _ Mr.  Jean  Lawrence 

Dir.  Broadcast 

Programmes  Branch  ....Mr.  Peter  McDonald 

CANADIAN  TRANSPORT  COMMISSION 

Constituted  under  the  terms  of  the  National  Trans¬ 
portation  Act  (14-15-16  Elizabeth  II,  Chapter  69). 

President  _ Hon.  E.  J.  Benson 

Vice-president  _ Guy  Roberge 

Vice-President 

(Research)  - -R.  R.  Cope 

Member  and  Chairman  of  Railway  Transport 

Committee _ David  H.  Jones 

Member  and  Chairman  of  Air  Transport 

Committee _ J.  B.  Thomson 

Member  and  Chairman  of  Water  Transport 
Committee _ A.  P.  Campbell 


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Member  and  Chairman  of  Motor  Vehicle  Transport 
Committee  and  Commodity  Pipeline  Transport 

Committee _ Laval  Fortier 

Member  and  Chairman 
of  Telecommunication 

Committee  _ F.  G.  Lafferty 

Member  and  Chairman  of  International  Transport 

Policy  Committee _ G.  Morisset 

Members  _ H.  H.  Griffin 

.J.  M.  Woodard 
J.  F.  Clark 
R.  March 
J.  A.  D.  Magee 
L.  R.  Talbot 
Mrs.  H.  S.  M.  Carver 
Secretary _ _ _ Harris  Arbique 

DEFENCE  COUNCIL 

As  constituted  under  an  Order  issued  by  the  Minister 
of  National  Defence  dated  23  December,  1966. 

Chairman: 

The  Minister  of  National  Defence 
Vice-Chairman: 

The  Associate  Minister  of  National  Defence 
Members: 

The  Parliamentary  Secretaries  to  the  Minister  of  National 
Defence 

The  Deputy  Minister  of  National  Defence 
The  Chief  of  the  Defence  Staff 
The  Chairman,  Defence  Research  Board 
The  Vice  Chief  of  the  Defence  Staff 
Associate  Members: 

The  Associate  and  Assistant  Deputy  Ministers 
The  Branch  Chiefs  at  Canadian  Forces  Headquarters 
The  Vice-Chairman,  Defence  Research  Board 
Secretary: 

Such  person  as  the  Minister  of  National  Defence  shall 
appoint. 


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EXPORT  DEVELOPMENT  CORPORATION 
Board  of  Directors  : 

Chairman _ J-  F.  Grandy 

Directors  _ T.  M.  Burns 

H.  T.  Aitken 
L.  Rasminsky 
P.  H.  Leman 

I.  S.  Ross 

A.  H.  Zimmerman 

R.  D.  Southern 

S.  S.  Reisman 
P.  Gerin-Lajoie 
A.  E.  Ritchie 

Executive  Officers  : 

President _ H.  T.  Aitken 

Vice  Presidents  _ T.  Chase-Casgrain 

V.  L.  Chaplin 

Secretary _ -S.  A.  Gillies 

FARM  CREDIT  CORPORATION 

Chairman  _ George  Owen 

Vice-Chairman  _ W.  H.  Ozard 

Secretary  _ W.  R.  de  Gruchy 

Members _ W.  E.  Jarvis 

T.  K.  Shoyama 

P.  D.  Normandeau 

INTERNATIONAL  BOUNDARY  COMMISSION 

The  International  Boundary  Commission  functions  by 
virtue  of  the  Treaty  of  1925  between  Canada  and  the 
United  States  of  America.  Under  Article  IV  of  this  Treaty 
the  Commissioners  are  empowered  and  directed  to  main¬ 
tain  at  all  times  an  effective  boundary  line  by  repairing, 
relocating,  and  rebuilding  monuments,  and  keeping  the 
boundary  vista  open;  and  to  determine  the  location  of  any 
point  on  the  boundary  which  may  become  necessary  in 
the  settlement  of  any  question  that  may  arise  between 
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The  International  Boundary  Act  further  empowers  the 
Commission  to  regulate  all  “work”  or  construction  within 
ten  feet  of  the  international  boundary. 

Canadian  Section,  Ottawa: 

Commissioner _ A.  F.  Lambert,  D.T.S. 

Senior  Engineer _ _.W.  M.  Smith 

Commission  Engineers  _N.  J.  Paquette 

C.  J.  Gustafson 

Secretary _ Mrs.  P.  M.  Spratt 

United  States  Section,  Washington: 

Commissioner - Richard  L.  Herman 

Engineer  to  the 

Commission - Captain  F.  X.  Popper 

Engineering  Staff _ Hartley  Dwyer 

Charles  Burke 
Clyde  Moore 

Administrative  Officer  Mrs.  Marie  Sheehy 


INTERNATIONAL  JOINT  COMMISSION 


The  International  Joint  Commission  was  established  in  1909  bv 
a  treaty  between  the  United  States  of  America.  Canada  and  Great 
Britain.  This  treaty  was  confirmed  and  sanctioned  by  The  Inter¬ 
national  Boundary  Waters  Treaty  Act  (S.C..  1911.  Chapter  28,  as 
amended). 


The  Commission  deals  with  the  use,  obstruction  and  diversion  of 
boundary  waters  and  rivers  crossing  the  boundary  between  Canada 
and  the  United  States.  Structures  which  would  increase  the  levels 
ot  waters  at  the  Boundary  require  the  prior  approval  of  the  Com¬ 
mission  before  work  can  proceed.  In  addition,  the  Commission  carries 
out  extensive  investigations  on  questions  arising  between  the  Cana- 
d‘a.n  ,  U?.lted  States  Governments  along  the  "common  frontier" 
na  reports  its  findings  with  recommendations  to  such  Governments. 

rJhe  Commission  consists  of  six  members,  three  appointed  by  the 
United* States'^  Canada  and  ,hree  aPP°inted  by  the  President  of  the 


Canadian  Section: 

The  Hon.  Mitchel  Sharp,  P.C.,  Secretary  of  State  for 
External  Affairs,  Minister  Responsible. 

Chairman  — , — - Louis  J.  Robichaud,  C.C.,  P.C., 

Q.C. 


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Commissioners  _ B.  Beaupre 

K.  A.  Henry 

Canadian  Secretary  D.  G.  Chance,  D.F.C. 

Suite  850,  151  Slater  St., 
Ottawa,  Ont.  KIP  5H3. 

United  States  Section: 

Chairman _ _  Christian  A.  Herter  Jr. 

Commissioners _ Eugene  W.  Weber 

Charles  R.  Ross 

United  States  Secretary  ___W.  A.  Bullard 

Stop  86,  Washington,  D.C., 
20440 


NATIONAL  CAPITAL  COMMISSION 

The  National  Capital  Commission  is  a  Crown  Corporation,  successor 
to  the  Ottawa  Improvement  Commission  (1899-1927)  and  to  the  Federal 
District  Commission  (1927-1959).  It  operates  under  powers  set  out  in 
the  "National  Capital  Act",  an  Act  respecting  the  Development  and 
Improvement  of  the  National  Capital  Region  —  7  Elizabeth  II,  Chapter 
37  —  which  received  assent  6  September  1958  and  was  proclaimed 
6  February  1959. 

The  objects  and  purposes  of  the  Commission,  as  defined  by  the 
National  Capital  Act,  are  "to  prepare  plans  for  and  assist  in  the 
development,  conservation  and  improvement  of  the  National  Capital 
Region  in  order  that  the  nature  and  character  of  the  seat  of  the 
Government  of  Canada  may  be  in  accordance  with  its  national 
significance." 

Chairman  _ Douglas  H.  Fullerton 

Vice-Chairman  _ Jean-Claude  La  Haye 

Members  _ D.  Wallace  Stewart 

Dr.  Thomas  Howarth 
Mr.  P.  J.  Moran 
Mr.  J.  H.  Wade 
Dr.  Stuart  Boyle 
Mr.  William  D.  Hurst 
Mr.  Maynard  F.  Schurman 
Mr.  Rene  N.  Leblanc 
Mr.  Richard  Morency 
Mrs.  M.  J.  Lambert 
Mrs.  Norman  Goodridge 


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Lt.  Col.  P.  R.  Cook 
Mr.  Clement  N.  Beauchamp 
Mr.  Stuart  S.  Lefeaux 
Mr.  William  J.  Stephens 
Mr.  William  Vanden  Bosch 

General  Manager _ __A.  E.  Morin 

Secretary _ A.  H.  Stevenson 

NATIONAL  ENERGY  BOARD 

Chairman - R.  D.  Howland,  Ph  D. 

Vice-Chairman _ D.  M.  Fraser 

Associate  Vice-Chairman  _N.  J.  Stewart 

Members  - - - A.  Cossette  Trudel 

J.  G.  Stabback 
C.  G.  Edge 

Secretary - R.  A.  Stead 

Board  Counsel _ _ _ F.  H.  J.  Lamar 

Chief  Engineer - J.  R.  Jenkins 

Financial  Adviser _ R.  Smith 

Director,  Operations 

Research  Branch  _ E.  R.  Stoian 

Director,  Economics 

Branch - Dr.  A.  M.  Dickie 

Director,  Electrical 
Engineering  Branch  E.  S.  Bell 
Director,  Oil  Policy 
Branch  - R.  Priddle 

NATIONAL  HARBOURS  BOARD 

Chairman  _ D.  E.  Taylor 

Members  - G.  Beaudet 

W.  G.  Rathie 

Executive  Director _ T.  M.  Bryson 

Secretary - F.  B.  Ellam 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


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NATIONAL  PAROLE  BOARD 

Chairman _ Mr.  T.  George  Street,  Q.C. 

Vice-Chairman  _ Mr.  A.  Therrien 

Members  _ Miss  M.  L.  Lynch,  Q.C. 

Mr.  C.  Bouchard 
Mr.  C.  R.  McWilliam 
Mr.  B.  K.  Stevenson 
Mr.  M.  Maccagno 
Mr.  J.  P.  Gilbert 

Secretary _ Mr.  Georges  Vincent 

Executive  Director - (Vacant) 

Assistant  Executive 

Director _ Mr.  J.  H.  Leroux 

Chief,  Case  Preparation  ...  Mr.  W.  F.  Carabine 
Chief,  Parole  Supervision  Mr.  G.  Genest 

Chief,  Clemency  and 

Legal  Division  - (Vacant) 

Director,  Administration 

and  Personnel _ Lt.  Col.  P.  Hart 

Information  Officer _ Mr.  D.  Parkinson 

PUBLIC  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

The  Public  Service  Commission,  consisting  of  a  Chair¬ 
man  and  two  additional  members  appointed  by  the  Gov¬ 
ernor  in  Council,  is  established  under  the  Public  Service 

Employment  Act,  Chapter  P-32,  Revised  Statutes  of  Can¬ 
ada,  1970. 

Chairman  _ J.  J.  Carson 

Commissioners _ Irene  E.  Johnson 

Charles  A.  Lussier 

RESTRICTIVE  TRADE  PRACTICES  COMMISSION 

Acting  Chairman _ L.-A.  Couture,  Q.C. 

Member _ A.  S.  Whiteley 


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TARIFF  BOARD 

Chairman  - - L.  E.  Couillard 

1st  Vice-Chairman  _ W.  J.  Landreth 

2nd  Vice-Chairman _ W.  T.  Dauphinee 

Members - Leo  Gervais 

Rene  Labelle 

Secretary - .J.  R.  Mitchell 

TAX  REVIEW  BOARD 

Chairman  - Keith  A.  Flanigan,  Q.C. 

Assistant  Chairman  _ Lucien  Cardin,  Q.C. 

Members  - A.  J.  Frost,  F.C.A. 

Alex  W.  Prociuk,  Q.C. 

Roland  St-Onge,  Q.C. 

Registrar  - Paul  H.  McCann,  B.C.L. 

Deputy  Registrar  - Samuel  R.  Perrin,  C.A.,  LL.M. 

(Netherlands) 

Asst.  Deputy  Registrars  Robert  Belisle,  M.Sc.  (Comm.) 

Louis  Fournier,  L.LL. 

Michael  Artelle 


UNEMPLOYMENT  INSURANCE  COMMISSION 

Appointed  in  virtue  of  the  Unemployment 

Insurance  Act,  1955. 

Chairman  - Guy  Cousineau 

Commissioners  - Thos.  B.  Ward 

M.  E.  McBride 

Secretary  _  - Bernard  R.  Fournier 

Executive  Director  Operations  _ C.  C.  Tuck 

Executive  Director  Planning  _  G.  Lavigueur 

Special  Assistant  to  the 

Executive  Director  Planning  L.  Zuckerman 

Director  Insurance  Services  _  D.  R.  Brown 

Director  Public  Affairs  -  J.  C.  Y.  Charlebois 

Director  Personnel  Administration  A.  J.  Neilson 

Director  Legal  Services  _ j.  w.  Douglas 

Adviser  on  Bilingualism  _  r.  g.  Godbout 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


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WAR  VETERANS  ALLOWANCE  BOARD 


Chairman  _ Major  D.  M.  Thompson 

Deputy  Chairman  _ Brigadier  W.  G.  H.  Roaf, 

O.B.E.,  E.D. 

Members  _ H.  B.  Mersereau 


Lt.  Col.  J.  E.  R.  Roberge 
J.  H.  M.  Dehler,  M.M.,  C.D. 

E.  G.  B.  Foote,  O.B.E.,  C.D.,  B.A., 
D.D.,  D.C.L. 

R.  W.  Fairclough 
D.  T.  McFarlane 

Medical  Adviser  _ Group  Capt.  J.  C.  Wickett, 

A.F.C.,  C.D.,  B.Sc.,  M.D.,  M.Sc. 
Secretary  _ C.  H.  Maser 


CHIEF  OFFICERS,  PUBLIC  SERVICE 

(Revised  January,  1973) 

ROBERTSON,  R.  G.,  Esq. 

Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council  and  Secretary  to  the  Cabinet. 

FORTIER,  Robert,  Esq.,  Q.C. 

Clerk  of  the  Senate  and  Clerk  of  the  Parliaments. 

FRASER,  Alistair,  Esq.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Clerk  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

BUTLER,  Esmond  U.,  Esq.,  C.V.O., 

Secretary  to  the  Governor  General. 

HENDERSON,  A.  M„  Esq.,  O.B.E.,  F.C.A., 

Auditor  General. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


DEPUTY  MINISTERS, 

CHIEF  OF  THE  DEFENCE  STAFF, 

FORMER  DEPUTY  MINISTERS  WHO  ARE  PUBLIC 
SERVICE  OFFICIALS,  ASSOCIATE  DEPUTY 
MINISTERS,  CERTAIN  OFFICIALS  HAVING 
RANK  OF  DEPUTY  MINISTER  AND  HEADS 
OF  GOVERNMENT  BOARDS,  COMMISSIONS, 
CORPORATIONS  AND  AGENCIES  IN  OTTAWA. 

(Revised  January,  1973) 


NAME 


Date  of 
Appointment 


AITKEN,  H.  T„ 

President,  Export  Credits  Insurance  Corporation 
CASTONGUAY,  N„  Esq. 

Representation  Commissioner 
(Former  Chief  Electoral  Oiticer) 

FORTIER,  Lt.-Col.  L„  O.B.E.,  Q.C., 

Mem.  Can.  Transport  Commission.  (Former  Deputy 
Minister  of  Citizenship  and  Immigration) 

BROWN,  A.  H„  Esq.,  O.B.E., 

Chairman  of  Canada  Labour  Relations  Board  (Feb. 
14,  1964) 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Labour) 

LEGER,  Jules,  Esq., 

Under  Secretary  of  State  (Nov.  15,  1968) 

(Former  Under  Secretary  of  State  for  External 
Affairs) 

GRAY,  ).  L.,  Esq., 

President,  Atomic  Energy  of  Canada  Limited 
BALLS,  H.  R.,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Services  (April  1,  1969) 

(Former  Comptroller  of  the  Treasury) 

STREET,  Thomas  George,  Esq.,  Q.C. 

Chairman,  National  Parole  Board 
ANDERSON,  T.  D„  Esq., 

Commissioner.  Canadian  Pension  Commission 
(Former  Chairman,  Canadian  Pension  Commission) 
BARRY,  S.  C„  Esq., 

Dir.  of  Joint  Univ.-Govt.  Legis.  Trg.  Prog. 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Agriculture) 

DRIEDGER,  E.  A..  Esq.,  Q.C., 

Dir.  of  Joint  Univ.  -  Govt.  Legis.  Trg.  Prog. 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Justice  and  Deputy 
Attorney  General  of  Canada) 

MAXWELL,  D.  S..  Esq.,  Q.C., 

Deputy  Min.  of  Justice  and  Deputy  Attorney 
General  (Mar.  1,  1967) 

(Former  Associate  Deputy  Minister  of  Justice) 


May 

31. 

1945 

Oct. 

4. 

1949 

Jan. 

18, 

1950 

March 

4. 

1953 

Aug. 

1. 

1954 

May 

7. 

1958 

Nov. 

6, 

1958 

Jan. 

1. 

1959 

Apr. 

6. 

1959 

Jan. 

1, 

1960 

July 

1, 

1960 

July 

1. 

1960 

PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


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NAME 


Date  oi 
Appointment 


WILLARD,  Dr.  J.  W„ 

Deputy  Minister  oi  National  Health  and  Weltare 
(Welfare) 

HENRY,  D.  H.  W„  Esq.,  Q.C., 

Director  of  Investigation  and  Research 
MacLEOD,  Allen  ].,  Esq.,  Q.C., 

Special  Adviser  to  the  Solicitor  General  of  Canada. 
(Former  Commissioner  of  Penitentiaries) 
ARMSTRONG,  E.  B.,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  National  Revenue  —  Taxation 
(Sept.  1,  1971) 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  National  Defence) 
SPICER,  Erik  John,  Esq.,  C.D., 

Parliamentary  Librarian 
HAYTHORNE,  G.  V-  M.D., 

Special  Adviser  to  Min.  of  Consumer  and 
Corporate  Affairs  (Jan.  1,  1969) 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Labour) 

RASMINSKY,  L.,  Esq.,  C.C.,  C.B.E., 

Governor.  Bank  of  Canada 
MIQUELON,  Jean,  Esq.,  Q.C., 

Pres.,  Crown  Assets  Disposal  Corp.  (Sept.  15,  1967) 
(Former  Under  Sect'y.  of  State  and  Registrar 
General  of  Canada). 

HUNTEit,  Gordon  W„  Esq., 

Master  of  the  Mint  (Jan.  1,  1970).  (Former  Deputy 
Minister  of  Supply  (April  1,  1969)  and  former  Deputy 
Minister  of  Defence  Production) 

OWEN,  G.,  Esq- 

Chairman,  Farm  Credit  Corporation 
NEEDLER,  Dr.  A.  W.  H„  O.B.E., 

Special  Adviser  to  the  Minister  of  the  Environment 
(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Fisheries  &  Forestry) 
(April  1,  1969) 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Fisheries) 

BLAND,  A.  G„  Esq- 

President,  Defence  Construction  (1951)  Limited 
BOUCHER,  Jean,  Esq- 

Deputy  Minister  of  Supply  (Jan.  1,  1970) 

(Former  Director  of  the  Canada  Council  (April  15, 
1965) 

(Former  Commissioner,  Civil  Service  Commission) 

HIGNETT,  H.  W.,  Esq.,  M.B.E., 

President,  Central  Mortgage  and  Housing  Corpo¬ 
ration 

REISMAN,  S.  S-  Esq- 

Deputy  Minister  of  Finance  (April  1,  1970) 

(Former  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  Board  (April  1, 
1968) 

and  (Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Industry) 
HUMPHRYS.  Richard,  Esq- 

Superintendent  of  Insurance 


July 

12, 

1960 

Sept. 

1. 

1960 

Sept. 

1, 

1960 

Sept. 

1, 

1960 

Nov. 

1, 

1960 

Nov. 

16, 

I960 

Feb. 

28, 

1961 

July 

24, 

1961 

Mar. 

29, 

1962 

July 

11, 

1962 

Feb. 

12. 

1963 

Feb. 

26, 

1963 

July 

1, 

1963 

Oct. 

31, 

1963 

July 

1, 

1964 

July 

3, 

1964 

Oct. 

1, 

1964 

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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


NAME 


CLOUTIER,  Sylvain,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  National  Defence  (Sept.  1,  1971) 
(Former  Deputy  Minister,  National  Revenue  (Taxa¬ 
tion)  (Mar.  1,  1970).  (Former  Asst.  Sect'y.  Treasury 
Board  (July  31,  1967)  and 

(Former  Commissioner,  Civil  Service  Commission) 
CAMU,  Pierre,  Esq., 

President,  St.  Lawrence  Seaway  Authority 
MORISSET,  Gerald,  Esq., 

Mem.  Canadian  Transport  Commission. 

(Former  Chairman,  Air  Transport  Board) 

CARSON,  John  J.,  Esq., 

Chairman,  Public  Service  Commission 
BOGGS,  Dr.  J.  S„ 

Director,  National  Gallery  of  Canada 
HAMEL,  Jean-Marc,  Esq., 

Chief  Electoral  Officer 
SCOTT,  W.  E.,  Esq., 

Inspector  General  of  Banks 
WILLIAM,  S.  B„  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Agriculture 
FINKELMAN,  Jacob,  Esq.,  Q.C., 

Chairman,  Public  Service  Staff  Relations  Board 
THORSON,  D.  S.,  Esq.,  Q.C., 

Associate  Deputy  Minister  of  Justice 
RA1NVILLE,  Antonio,  Esq., 

Chairman,  Canada  Deposit  Insurance  Corporation 
SCOTT,  Miss  Janet  Vivian, 

Chairman,  Immigration  Appeal  Board 
COUILLARD,  J.  L.  E„  Esq., 

Chairman  of  Tariff  Board 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Manpower  and 

Immigration)  (July  15,  1968) 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Forestry  and  Rural 
Development) 

SCHNEIDER,  Dr.  W.  G.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.C.,  F.R.S., 
President,  National  Research  Council 
GRANDY,  J.  F.,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Industry,  Trade  and  Commerce 
(Oct.  1,  1971) 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Consumer  and  Corporate 
Affairs) 

DESROCHES,  Jacques  Marcel,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Manpower  and  Immigration 
(Apr.  7,  1972) 

(Former  Chief  Commissioner,  Unemployment 
Insurance  Commission) 

MACDONALD,  John  A.,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Public  Works  (Jan.  15,  1970). 
(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Indian  Affairs  and 
Northern  Development) 


Date  of 
Appointment 


Apr. 

15, 

1965 

Aug. 

1, 

1965 

Aug. 

4, 

1965 

Sept. 

1. 

1965 

June 

1, 

1966 

June 

6, 

1966 

Jan. 

1. 

1967 

Jan. 

17. 

1967 

Feb. 

27, 

1967 

Mar. 

1, 

1967 

May 

12, 

1967 

July 

12, 

1967 

Sept. 

1. 

1967 

Sept. 

1, 

1967 

Sept. 

15, 

1967 

Dec. 

11, 

1967 

Mar. 

1, 

1968 

PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


8  S  5 


NAME 


JUNEAU,  PierTe,  Esq., 

Chairman,  Canadian  Radio-Television  Commission 
(April  1,  1968) 

(Former  Chairman,  Board  of  Broadcast  Governors) 
MACKENZIE,  C.  J„  Esq., 

Secretary-General  of  the  National  Museums  of 
Canada 

BAIRD,  Dr.  David  M„ 

Director  of  the  National  Museum  of  Science  and 
Technology 

TAYLOR,  Dr.  William  E„ 

Director  of  the  National  Museum  of  Man 
SYLVESTRE,  Jean-Guy,  Esq., 

National  Librarian 
HOWLAND,  Dr.  R.  D., 

Chairman,  National  Energy  Board 
FAGUY,  Paul  Andre,  Esq., 

Commissioner  of  Penitentiaries  (Aug.  12,  1970). 
(Former  Deputy  Postmaster  General) 

GLASSFORD,  Jack  Stewart,  Esq., 

President,  Canadian  Commercial  Corporation 
HODGSON,  John  S.,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Veterans  Affairs 
LOVE,  James  Douglas,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Regional  Economic  Expansion 
(Sept.  1,  1971) 

(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Labour) 

STONER,  Oliver  Gerald,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Transport 
GOTLIEB,  Allan  E„  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Communications 
L'HEUREUX,  Dr.  Leon  Joseph  Jean, 

Chairman,  Defence  Research  Board 

(Former  Vice-Chairman,  Defence  Research  Board) 

FULLERTON,  Douglas  H.,  Esq., 

Chairman,  National  Capital  Commission 
HIGGITT,  Commissioner  William  Leonard, 

Commissioner  Royal  Canadian  Mounted  Police 
LUSSIER,  Charles,  Esq., 

Commissioner,  Public  Service  Commission 

RITCHIE,  A.  E.,  Esq., 

Under  Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs 

HURST,  Dr.  Donald  G., 

President,  Atomic  Energy  Control  Board 

ROBINSON,  Basil,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Indian  Affairs  and  Northern 
Development 

JOHNSON,  Albert  W„  Esq., 

Secretary  of  the  Treasury  Board 


Date  of 
Appointment 


Mar. 

18, 

1968 

Apr. 

1, 

1968 

Apr. 

1, 

1968 

Apr. 

1. 

1968 

June 

1, 

1968 

June 

30, 

1968 

Oct. 

3, 

1968 

Nov. 

26, 

1968 

Dec. 

14, 

1968 

Jan. 

1, 

1969 

Feb. 

1, 

1969 

April 

1, 

1969 

June 

5, 

1969 

Sept. 

1, 

1969 

Oct. 

1, 

1969 

Jan. 

1, 

1970 

Jan. 

31, 

1970 

Feb. 

19, 

1970 

Mar. 

1, 

1970 

Apr. 

1, 

1970 

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PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


NAME 


Date  oi 
Appointment 


LeCLAIR,  Dr.  Maurice, 

Deputy  Minister  of  National  Health  and  Welfare 
(Health) 

SPICER,  Keith,  Esq., 

Commissioner  of  Official  Languages  for  Canada 
LEMIEUX,  Dr.  Louis, 

Director,  National  Museum  of  Natural  Sciences 
AUSTIN,  Jacob,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Energy,  Mines  and  Resources 
MACKAY,  John  A.  H„  Esq., 

Deputy  Postmaster  General 
NEWMAN,  Sydney,  Esq., 

Government  Film  Commissioner 
GERIN-LAJOIE,  Paul,  Esq., 

President,  Canadian  International  Development 
Agency 

OLLIVIER,  Paul  Maurice,  Esq.,  Q.C., 

Associate  Deputy  Minister  of  Justice 
THOMPSON,  Donald  M„  Esq., 

Chairman,  War  Veterans  Allowance  Board 
SMITH,  Dr.  Wilfred  Irvin, 

Dominion  Archivist 
SHAW,  Robert  F.,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  the  Environment 
(Former  Deputy  Minister  of  Fisheries  and  Forestry) 
SOLOMON,  A.  O.,  Esq., 

Chairman,  Canadian  Pension  Commission 
JUTRAS,  Rene, 

Chairman  of  the  Pension  Review  Board 
ROBICHAUD,  The  Hon.  Louis  J.,  P.C.,  C.C. 

Pres,  of  International  Joint  Commission 
(Takes  precedence  as  a  Mem.  of  the  Queen's 
Privy  Council  for  Canada)  (July  5,  1967). 
JOHNSON,  Mrs.  Erene  E., 

Commissioner,  Public  Service  Commission 
OBERLANDER,  H.  Peter,  Esq., 

Secretary  of  the  Ministry  of  State  for  Urban  Affairs 
WILSON,  Bernard,  Esq., 

Deputy  Minister  of  Labour 
BEAULNES,  Dr.  A. 

Secretary  of  the  Ministry  of  State  for  Science 
and  Technology 
TAYLOR,  D.  E„  Esq., 

Chairman,  National  Harbours  Board 
FLANIGAN,  Keith  A.,  Q.C., 

Chairman  of  the  Tax  Review  Board 


Apr. 

1. 

1970 

Apr. 

1. 

1970 

May 

1, 

1970 

May 

18, 

1970 

Aug. 

12, 

1970 

Aug. 

15, 

1970 

Nov. 

15, 

1970 

Nov. 

27, 

1970 

Dec. 

3, 

1970 

Dec. 

23, 

1970 

Mar. 

1, 

1971 

Apr. 

6, 

1971 

Apr. 

8, 

1971 

May 

1, 

1971 

July 

1, 

1971 

Aug. 

11, 

1971 

Sept. 

1, 

1971 

Sept. 

1, 

1971 

Sept. 

17, 

1971 

Dec. 

15, 

1971 

PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


BBT 


NAME 


Date  of 
Appointment 


RAYNAULD,  Andre,  Esq., 

Chairman,  Economic  Council  of  Canada 
OSBALDESTON,  Gordon  Francis, 

Deputy  Minister  of  Consumer  and 
Corporate  Affairs 
GAUDRY,  Roger,  C.C., 

Chairman  of  the  Science  Council  of  Canada 

OSTRY,  Dr.  Sylvia, 

Chief  Statistician  of  Canada 
FORTIER,  Andre, 

Director  of  the  Canada  Council 
BENNETT,  G.  L., 

Deputy  Minister  of  National  Revenue 
(Customs  and  Excise) 

D'AVIGNON,  Guy  R„ 

Director  of  Information  Canada 

COUSINEAU,  Guy, 

Commissioner  of  the  Unemployment 
Insurance  Commission 

PICARD,  Laurent  A., 

President  of  the  Canadian  Broadcasting 
Corporation 
TASSE,  Roger, 

Deputy  Solicitor  General 
BENSON,  the  Honourable  Edgar  J., 

P.C.,  B.Comm.,  F.C.A., 

President  of  the  Canadian  Transport  Commission 
(Take  precedence  as  a  Member  of  the  Queen's 
Privy  Council  for  Canada)  (June  29,  1964) 
DEXTRAZE,  General  Jacques, 

C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  C.D., 

Chief  of  the  Defence  Staff 

GAUTHIER,  J.  P.  C„ 

Chairman  of  the  Anti-Dumping  Tribunal 


Jan. 

1, 

1972 

Mar. 

1, 

1972 

May 

24, 

1972 

June 

1. 

1972 

June 

I. 

197't 

June 

8, 

1972 

June 

29, 

1972 

June 

29, 

1972 

Aug. 

1, 

1972 

Aug. 

1, 

1972 

Sept. 

1, 

1972 

Sept. 

15, 

1972 

Sept. 

21, 

1972 

SBB 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


CANADIAN  REPRESENTATIVES  ABROAD 

(Revised  Feb.,  1973) 


AFGHANISTAN 

Ambassador:  J.  D.  Hadwen. 

Address:  Islamabad, 

W.  Pakistan. 

ALGERIA 

Ambassador:  Christian  Hardy. 
Address:  Beme,  Switzerland. 

ARGENTINA 

Ambassador:  A.  P.  Bissonnet. 
Address:  Buenos  Aires. 

AUSTRALIA 

High  Commissioner: 

J.  J.  McCardle. 

Address:  Canberra. 

AUSTRIA 

Ambassador:  Norman  F.  Berlis 
Address:  Vienna. 

BARBADOS 
High  Commissioner: 

D.  C.  Reece. 

Address:  Port  of  Spain,  Trinidad. 

BELGIUM 

Ambassador:  J.  Leger. 

Address:  Brussels. 

BOUVIA 

Ambassador:  Pierre  Charpentier. 

Address:  Lima,  Peru. 

BOTSWANA 
High  Commissioner: 

A.  C.  Campbell. 

Address:  Pretoria,  South  Africa. 

BRAZIL 

Ambassador:  Barry  C.  Steers. 
Address:  Rio  de  Janeiro. 
BRITAIN 

High  Commissioner: 

J.  H.  Warren. 

Address:  London. 

BULGARIA 

Ambassador:  R.  L.  Rogers. 

Address:  Belgrade. 


BURMA 

Ambassador:  E.  R.  Rettie. 
Address:  Kuala  Lumpur, 
Malaysia. 

BURUNDI 

Ambassador:  J.  M.  Dery. 
Address:  Kinshasa,  Congo. 

CAMEROUN 

Ambassador:  P.  Asselin. 

Address:  Yaounde. 

CENTRAL  AFRICAN  REPUBLIC 

Ambassador:  P.  Asselin. 

Address:  Yaounde,  Cameroun. 

CEYLON 

High  Commissioner: 

R.  M.  Macdonnell. 

Address:  Colombo. 

CHAD 

Ambassador:  P.  Asselin. 
Address:  Yaounde,  Cameroun. 

CHILE 

Ambassador:  A.  D.  Ross. 

Address:  Santiago. 

PEOPLE'S  REPUBLIC 
OF  CHINA 

Ambassador:  C.  J.  Small. 
Address:  Peking. 

COLOMBIA 

Ambassador:  S.  A.  Freifeld. 

Address:  Bogota. 

CONGO  (Democratic  Republic  of) 
Ambassador:  J.  M.  Dery. 
Address:  Kinshasa. 

CONGO  (People's  Republic  of) 
Ambassador:  (Vacant). 

Address:  Kinshasa. 

COSTA  RICA 

Ambassador:  G.  C.  Langille. 
Address:  San  Jose. 

CUBA 

Ambassador:  K.  C.  Brown. 

Address:  Havana. 


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CYPRUS 

High  Commissioner: 

T.  P.  Malone. 

Address:  Tel  Aviv,  Israel. 

CZECHOSLOVAKIA 

Ambassador: 

Max  H.  Wershof,  Q.C. 

Address:  Prague  6. 

DAHOMEY 

Ambassador:  N.  E.  C.  Power. 
Address:  Accra,  Ghana. 

DENMARK 

Ambassador:  Donald  M.  Cornett. 
Address:  Copenhagen. 

DOMINICAN  REPUBLIC 

Ambassador:  C.  J.  Van  Tighen. 
Address:  Caracas,  Venezuela. 

ECUADOR 

Ambassador:  S.  A.  Freifeld. 
Address:  Bogota,  Colombia. 

EL  SALVADOR 

Ambassador:  G.  C.  Langille. 
Address:  San  Jose,  Costa  Rica. 

ETHIOPIA 

Ambassador: 

R.  E.  Reynolds. 

Address:  Addis  Ababa. 
EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES 
Head  of  Mission:  J.  C.  Langley. 
Address:  Brussels  4,  Belgium. 

FIJI 

High  Commissioner: 

J.  J.  McCardle. 

Address:  Canberra,  Australia. 

FINLAND 

Ambassador:  E.  A.  Cote. 

Address:  Helsinki. 

FRANCE 

Ambassador:  Hon.  Leo  Cadieux, 
P.C. 

Address:  Paris  VIII. 

GABON 

Ambassador:  P.  Asselin. 

Address:  Yaounde. 


GAMBIA 

High  Commissioner:  R.  J.  Grenier. 
Address:  Dakar,  Senegal. 

GERMANY 

Ambassador:  G.  C.  Crean. 

Address:  Bonn,  53. 

GHANA 

High  Commissioner: 

N.  E.  C.  Power. 

Address:  Accra. 

GHEECE 

Ambassador:  Michel  Gauvin. 
Address:  Athens. 

GUATEMALA 

Ambassador:  S.  F.  Rae. 

Address:  Guatemala  City. 

GUINEA 

Ambassador:  R.  J.  Grenier. 
Address:  Dakar,  Senegal. 

GUYANA 

High  Commissioner:  J.  A.  Stiles. 
Address:  Georgetown. 

HAITI 

Ambassador:  W.  M.  Wood. 

Address:  Port-au-Prince. 

HOLY  SEE 

Ambassador:  John  E.  Robbins. 
Address:  Rome. 

HONDURAS 

Ambassador:  G.  C.  Langille. 
Address:  San  Jose,  Costa  Rica. 

HONG  KONG 

Ambassador:  R.  L.  Wales. 

Address:  Victoria. 

HUNGARY 

Ambassador:  — ■  charge 
R.  Edmonds. 

Address:  Budapest. 

ICELAND 

Ambassador:  K.  D.  Mcllwraith. 
Address:  Oslo,  Norway. 

INDIA 

High  Commissioner: 

B.  M.  Williams. 

Address:  New  Delhi  11. 


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INDONESIA 

Ambassador:  W.  T.  Delworth. 
Address:  Djakarta. 

IRAN 

Ambassador:  J.  George. 
Address:  Tehran. 

IRAQ 

Ambassador:  J.  George. 
Address:  Tehran,  Iran. 

IRELAND 

Ambassador:  H.  M.  Maddick. 

Address:  Dublin. 

ISRAEL 

Ambassador:  T.  P.  Malone. 
Address:  Tel  Aviv. 

ITALY 

Ambassador:  Benjamin  Rogers. 
Address:  Rome. 

IVORY  COAST 

Ambassador:  G.  Mathieu. 
Address:  Abidjan. 

JAMAICA 

High  Commissioner: 

J.  M.  Harrington. 

Address:  Kingston  10. 

JAPAN 

Ambassador:  R.  Campbell. 

Address:  Tokyo. 

JORDAN 

Ambassador:  J.  Gignac. 

Address:  Beirut,  Lebanon. 

KENYA 

High  Commissioner:  W.  Olivier. 

Address:  Nairobi. 

KOREA 

Ambassador:  R.  Campbell. 
Address:  Tokyo,  Japan. 

KUWAIT 

Ambassador:  J.  George. 

Address:  Tehran,  Iran. 

LAOS 

Commissioner:  A.  F.  Hart. 

Address:  Vientiane. 


LEBANON 

Ambassador:  J.  Gignac. 

Address:  Beirut. 

LESOTHO 

Ambassador:  A.  C.  Campbell. 
Address:  Pretoria,  South  Africa. 
LIBYA 

Ambassador:  H.  Gaudefroy. 
Address:  Tunis,  Tunisia. 
LUXEMBOURG 
Ambassador:  J.  Leger. 

Address:  Brussels  6,  Belgium. 
MADAGASCAR 

Ambassador:  R.  E.  Reynolds. 
Address:  Addis  Ababa,  Ethiopia. 
MALAYSIA 
High  Commissioner: 

E.  R.  Rettie. 

Address:  Kuala  Lumpur. 

MALI 

Ambassador:  R.  J.  Grenier. 
Address:  Dakar,  Senegal. 
MALTA 

High  Commissioner: 

Address: 

MAURITANIA 

Ambassador:  R.  J.  Grenier. 
Address:  Dakar,  Senegal. 

MAURITIUS 

High  Commissioner:  J.  A.  Irwin. 
Address:  Tanzania. 

MEXICO 

Ambassador:  M.  Schwarzmann. 
Address:  Mexico  5,  D.F. 

MONACO 

Consul  General:  Eugene  Bussidre. 

Address:  Marseille,  France. 

MOROCCO 

Ambassador:  J.  E.  G.  Hardy. 
Address:  Madrid,  Spain. 

NATO 

A.  R.  Menzies. 

NEPAL 

Ambassador:  B.  M.  Williams. 
Address:  New  Delhi,  India. 


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NETHERLANDS 

Ambassador:  T.  Carter. 

Address:  The  Hague. 

NEW  ZEALAND 
High  Commissioner: 

J.  A.  Dougan. 

Address:  Wellington. 

NICARAGUA 

Ambassador:  G.  C.  Langille. 
Address:  San  Jose,  Costa  Rica. 

NIGER 

Ambassador:  G.  Mathieu. 

Address:  Abidjan,  Ivory  Coast. 

NIGERIA 

High  Commissioner: 

W.  K.  Wardroper. 

Address:  Lagos. 

NORTH  ATLANTIC  COUNCIL 
Delegation  of  Canada  to  the  North 
Atlantic  Council. 

Permanent  Representative  and 
Ambassador:  Ross  Campbell. 
Address:  Brussels,  Belgium. 
NORWAY 

Ambassador:  K.  D.  Mcllwraith. 
Address:  Oslo. 

OAS 

A.  F.  Pick. 

ORGANIZATION  FOR  ECONOMIC 
CO-OPERATION  AND 
DEVELOPMENT 
Permanent  Representative: 

P.  M.  Towe. 

Address:  Paris  XVI,  France. 
PAKISTAN 
High  Commissioner: 

J.  D.  Hadwen. 

Address:  Islamabad. 

PANAMA 

Ambassador:  G.  C.  Langille. 
Address:  San  Jose,  Costa  Rica. 

PARAGUAY 

Ambassador:  A.  P.  Bissonnet. 
Address:  Buenos  Aires, 
Argentina. 

PERU 

Ambassador:  Pierre  Charpentier. 
Address:  Lima. 


PHILIPPINES 

Consul  General: 

Address: 

POLAND 

Ambassador:  John  McCordick. 
Address:  Warsaw. 

PORTUGAL 

Ambassador:  R.  Duhamel. 
Address:  Lisbon. 

ROMANIA 

Ambassador:  R.  L.  Rogers. 

Address:  Belgrade,  Yugoslavia. 

RWANDA 

Ambassador:  J.  M.  Dery. 
Address:  Kinshasa,  Congo. 

SAN  MARINO 
Consul:  D.  B.  Wilson. 

Address:  Rome,  Italy. 

SENEGAL 

Ambassador:  R.  J.  Grenier. 

Address:  Dakar. 

SIERRA  LEONE 

High  Commissioner: 

W.  K.  Wardroper. 

Address:  Lagos,  Nigeria. 

SINGAPORE 

Acting  High  Commissioner: 

C.  R.  Gallow. 

Address:  Singapore. 

SOMALI  REPUBLIC 
Ambassador:  R.  E.  Reynolds 
Address:  Addis  Ababa,  Ethiopia. 
SOUTH  AFRICA 
Ambassador:  A.  C.  Campbell. 
Address:  Pretoria. 

SPAIN 

Ambassador:  J.  E.  G.  Hardy. 
Address:  Madrid. 

SUDAN 

Ambassador:  D.  Stansfield. 
Address:  Cairo,  U.A.R. 
SWAZILAND 
High  Commissioner: 

A.  C.  Campbell. 

Address:  Pretoria,  South  Africa. 


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SWEDEN 

Ambassador:  Miss  B.  M.  Meagher. 

Address:  Stockholm. 

SWITZERLAND 

Ambassador:  J.  M.  Cote. 

Address:  Beme. 

SYRIAN  ARAB  REPUBLIC 

Ambassador:  J.  Gignac. 

Address:  Beirut,  Lebanon. 

TANZANIA 

High  Commissioner:  J.  R.  Barker. 

Address:  Dar-es-Salaam. 

THAILAND 

Ambassador:  G.  G.  Riddell. 

Address:  Bangkok. 

TOGO 

Ambassador:  N.  E.  C.  Power. 
Address:  Accra,  Ghana. 

TRINIDAD  AND  TOBAGO 

High  Commissioner:  D.  C.  Reece. 

Address:  Port  of  Spain. 

TUNISIA 

Ambassador:  H.  Gaudefroy. 

Address:  Tunis. 


Permanent  Representative  and 
Ambassador:  S.  F.  Rae. 

Address:  New  York,  N.Y. 

The  Permanent  Mission  of  Canada 
to  the  European  Office  of  the 
United  Nations. 

Permanent  Representative 
and  Ambassador: 

T.  Carter. 

Address:  Geneva,  Switzerland. 

The  Permanent  Delegate  to  the 
United  Nations  Educational, 
Scientific  and  Cultural 
Organization. 

Ambassador  and  Permanent 
Delegate:  Mr.  Gagnon. 

Address:  Paris  XVI,  France. 

UNITED  STATES  OF  AMERICA 
Ambassador: 

Marcel  Cadieux. 

Address:  Washington,  D.C., 
20036. 

UPPER  VOLTA 

Ambassador:  G.  Mathieu. 
Address:  Abidjan,  Ivory  Coast. 

URUGUAY 

Ambassador:  A.  P.  Bissonnet. 
Address:  Buenos  Aires, 
Argentina. 


TURKEY 

Ambassador:  Gerald  F.  G.  Hughes. 

Address:  Ankara. 


VENEZUELA 

Ambassador:  C.  J.  Van  Tighen. 
Address:  Caracas. 


UGANDA 

High  Commissioner:  W.  Olivier. 
Address:  Nairobi,  Kenya. 

UNION  OF  SOVIET  SOCIALIST 
REPUBLICS 

Ambassador:  R.  A.  D.  Ford. 
Address:  Moscow. 

UNITED  ARAB  REPUBLIC 

Ambassador:  David  Stansfield. 

Address:  Cairo. 

UNITED  NATIONS 

The  Permanent  Mission  of  Canada 
to  the  United  Nations. 


VIETNAM 

Commissioner:  R.  D.  Jackson. 
Address:  Saigon. 

WEST  INDIES  (Associated  States) 

Commissioner:  D.  C.  Reece. 
Address:  Port  of  Spain,  Trinidad. 

YUGOSLAVIA 
Ambassador:  R.  L.  Rogers. 

Address:  Belgrade. 

ZAMBIA 

High  Commissioner:  J.  R.  Barker. 
Address:  Dar-es-Salaam, 
Tanzania. 


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REPRESENTATIVES  OF  OTHER  COUNTRIES 
IN  CANADA 

(Revised  October,  1972) 


AFGHANISTAN 

Ambassador:  Abdullah  Malikyar. 
Address:  Washington,  D.C. 

ALGERIA 

Ambassador:  Djamel  Houhou. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIM  0Z3. 

ARGENTINA 

Ambassador:  Dr.  Pablo  Gonzalez 
Bergez. 

Address:  Ottawa,  K2P  1C7. 
AUSTRALIA 
High  Commissioner: 

David  Williamson  McNicol. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5B4. 
AUSTRIA 

Ambassador:  Dr.  Eduard  Schiller. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  6M7. 
BANGLADESH 
High  Commissioner  : 

Abdul  Momin. 

Address:  Ottawa. 

BARBADOS 
High  Commissioner: 

Oliver  Hamlet  Jackman. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5H3. 
BELGIUM 

Ambassador:  Marcel  Rymenans. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

BOLIVIA 

Ambassador: 

Edmundo  Valencia  Ibanez. 

Address:  Washington,  D.C. 
BOTSWANA 

High  Commissioner: 

Amos  M.  Dambe. 

Address:  Washington,  D.C. 

BRAZIL 

Ambassador:  Frank  de  Mendonga. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  6M8. 

BRITAIN 

High  Commissioner: 

Sir  Peter  Telford  Hayman. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5K7. 


BULGARIA 

Ambassador: 

Lyubomir  Zhelyazkov. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  GK5. 

BURMA 

Ambassador:  Thakin  Chan  Tun. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5G3. 

BURUNDI 

Ambassador:  Nsanze  Terence. 
Address:  New  York. 

CAMEROON 

Ambassador:  F.-X.  Tchoungui. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

CENTRAL  AFRICAN  REPUBLIC 
Ambassador: 

Roger  Leon  Charles  Guerillot. 
Address:  Washington,  D.C. 

CHILE 

Ambassador:  (Vacant). 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5A9. 

PEOPLE'S  REPUBLIC  OF  CHINA 

Ambassador:  Yao  Kuang. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIR  6G8. 

COLOMBIA 

Ambassador: 

Brigadier  General  Luis  Ernesto 
Ordonez  Castillo. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5A2. 

PEOPLE'S  REPUBLIC 
OF  THE  CONGO 
Ambassador:  Nicolas  Mondjo. 
Address:  New  York. 

COSTA  RICA 

A  mbassador: 

V.  J.  W.  Fumiss. 

Address:  Ottawa,  Can. 

CUBA 

Ambassador: 

Dr.  Jose  Fernandez  de  Cossio. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K1S  1P3. 


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CYPRUS 

High  Commissioner: 

Zenon  Rossides. 

Address:  Washington,  D.C. 

CZECHOSLOVAKIA 

Ambassador:  Bretislav  Matonoha. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K1S  2B3. 

DAHOMEY 

Ambassador:  Jacques  Adande. 
Address:  Ottawa,  Can. 

DENMARK 

Ambassador: 

Arne  Bogh  Andersen. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

DOMINICAN  REPUBLIC 

Ambassador: 

Virgilio  Alvarez  Sanchez. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIM  0Z3. 

ECUADOR 

Ambassador: 

Dr.  Armando  Pesantes. 
Address:  Ottawa  2. 

ARAB  REPUBLIC  OF  EGYPT 
Ambassador:  Ahmed  Sabri 
Kamal. 

Address:  Ottawa  2. 

EL  SALVADOR 
Ambassador: 

Col.  Julio  Adalberto  Rivera 
Address:  c/o  Embassy  of  El 
Salvador,  Washington, 

D.C.,  20008,  U.S.A. 

FIJI 

Hiqh  Commissioner: 

Semesa  K.  Sikivou. 

Address:  New  York,  N.Y. 

FINLAND 

Ambassador: 

Holger  Lennart  Sumelius. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

FRANCE 

Ambassador:  Pierre  Siraud. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  2C9. 

GABON 

Ambassador:  Aristide  Issembe. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J5. 


GERMANY 

Ambassador: 

Dietrich  Baron  von  Mirbach. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K2P  0T8. 
GHANA 
High  Commissioner: 

Major  Seth  K.  Anthony. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

GREECE 

Ambassador: 

Byron  Theodoropoulos. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8S7. 

GUATEMALA 

Ambassador: 

Julio  Asensio  Wunderlick. 
Address:  c/o  Embassy  of 
Guatemala, 

Washington,  D.C.,  U.S.A. 

GUINEA 

Ambassador:  El  Hadj  Mory  Keita. 
Address:  Washington,  D.C. 

GUYANA 

High  Commissioner: 

Rahman  Baccus  Gajraj. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5H3. 
HAITI 

Ambassador:  Philippe  Cantave. 

Address:  Ottawa  K1A  0G2. 

HOLY  SEE 

His  Excellency  The  Most 
Reverend  Guido  Del  Mestri. 
Address:  Rockcliffe  Park. 

KIM  0E3. 

HUNGARY 

Ambassador:  Janos  Bartha. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K2P  0Z2. 

ICELAND 

Ambassador: 

Gudmundur  I.  Gudmundsson. 
Address:  c/o  Embassy  of 
Iceland,  Washington,  D.C., 
U.S.A. 

INDIA 

High  Commissioner: 

Ashok  B.  Bhadkamkar. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K2P  0L6. 

INDONESIA 

Ambassador: 

Lt.  Gen.  Djamin  Gintings. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 


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IRAN 

Ambassador: 

Mohammad  Goodarzi. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

IRAQ 

Third  Secretary: 

Khalid  AI-Hashimi. 

Address:  Embassy  of  Iraq, 
Washington,  D.C.,  20036, 
U.S.A. 

IRELAND 

Ambassador: 

Dr.  Joseph  Francis  Shields. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K2P  1P3. 

ISRAEL 

Ambassador:  Theodor  Meron. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K1S  1Z9. 

ITALY 

Ambassador:  Baron  Maurizio  de 
Strobel  di  Fratta  e  Campocigno. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K2P  0K9. 

IVORY  COAST 

Ambassador:  Timoth6e  N.  Ahoua. 
Address:  Washington,  D.C. 

JAMAICA 

High  Commissioner:  V.  C.  Smith. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

JAPAN 

Ambassador:  Akira  Nishiyama. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5E7. 

JORDAN 

Ambassador:  Cherif  Abdul  Hamid 
Sharaf. 

Address:  Washington,  D.C. 
KOREA 

Ambassador:  Peel  Shik  Chin. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5H3. 

KUWAIT 

Ambassador:  Salem  Sabah  Al- 
Salem. 

Address:  Washington,  D.C., 
20008,  U.S.A. 

LEBANON 

Ambassador:  Nagih  Noussair. 

Address:  Ottawa,  Ont. 


LESOTHO 

High  Commissioner:  Mothusi 
Thamsanqua  Mashologu. 
Address: 

c/o  Embassy  of  Lesotho, 
Washington,  D.C.,  20009. 

LIBERIA 

Ambassador:  S.  Edward  Peal. 
Address:  Washington,  D.C. 

LIBYA 

Ambassador:  Mahmoud  Suleinan 
El  Maghrebi. 

LUXEMBOURG 

Ambassador: 

Jean  Wagner. 

Address:  (c/o  Embassy  of 
Luxembourg, 

Washington,  D.C.,  20008, 
U.S.A. 

MADAGASCAR 

Ambassador:  Blaise  Rabetafika. 
Address:  New  York,  N.Y. 

MALAYSIA 
High  Commissioner: 

H.  M.  A.  Zakaria. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5G4. 

MALI 

Ambassador:  Seydou  Traore. 
Address:  c/o  Embassy  of  Mali, 
Washington,  D.C.,  20008. 

MALTA 

High  Commissioner: 

Joseph  Attard  Kingswell. 
Address:  Brussels,  Belgium. 

MAURITANIA 

Ambassador:  Moulaye  El  Hassen. 

Address:  c/o  Embassy  of  the 
Islamic  Republic  of 
Mauritania,  to  the  U.N., 

New  York. 

MAURITIUS 

High  Commissioner:  Pierre  Guy 
Girald  Baloney,  C.B.E. 

Address:  Washington,  D.C. 


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MEXICO 

Ambassador: 

E.  Rafael  Urdaneta. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5G4. 

MOROCCO 

Ambassador: 

Nourreddine  Hasnaoui. 
Address:  Ottawa,  Can. 

NEPAL 

Ambassador:  Kul  Shekmar 
Sharma. 

Address: 

c/o  Embassy  of  Nepal, 
Washington,  D.C.,  20008. 
NETHERLANDS 

Ambassador:  Theodorus  H.  Bot. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5H9. 

NEW  ZEALAND 
High  Commissioner: 

Hon.  Dean  J.  Eyre. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5L6. 

NICARAGUA 

Ambassador:  Dr  Guillermo 
Sevilla -Sacasa. 

Address: 

c/o  Embassy  of  Nicaragua, 
Washington,  D.C.,  20009. 

NIGER 

Ambassador: 

Mai  Ary  Tanimoune. 

Address:  Ottawa,  Can. 

NIGERIA 

High  Commissioner: 

Edward  O.  Enahoro. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5H3. 

NORWAY 

Ambassador:  Torfinn  Oftedal. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5A2. 
PAKISTAN 
Ambassador: 

Jamsheed  K.  A.  Marker. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  7G8 
PANAMA 

Ambassador:  lose  Antonio  de  la 
Ossa. 

Address:  c/o  Embassy  of 
Panama,  Washington,  D.C., 
20008,  U.S.A. 


PERU 

Ambassador: 

Cesar  A.  de  la  Fuente  Locker, 
C.B.E. 

Address:  Ottawa,  K1Y  0B6. 
PHILIPPINES 

Ambassador:  Privado  G.  Jimenez. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5G4. 

POLAND 

Ambassador:  Josef  Csezak. 
Address:  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 

PORTUGAL 

Ambassador:  Dr.  Salvador  Agusto 
de  Sousa  Sampayo  Garrido. 
Address:  Ottawa,  K1Y  0C2. 

ROMANIA 

Ambassador:  Bucur  Schiopu. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  6N1. 

RWANDA 

Ambassador:  Etienne  Munyeshuli. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5G4. 

SENEGAL 

Ambassador: 

Andre  Jean  Coulbary. 

Address:  c/o  Embassy  of 
Republic  of  Senegal, 
Washington,  D.C.,  20008, 
U.S.A. 

SIERRA  LEONE 

High  Commissioner:  (Vacant) 
Address:  Washington,  D.C. 
SINGAPORE 
High  Commissioner: 

Shunmagum  Jayakumar. 
Address:  New  York,  N.Y. 
SOMALIA 
Ambassador: 

Abdulrahim  Abby  Farah. 
Address:  New  York,  N.Y. 

SOUTH  AFRICA 

Ambassador:  Matthys  Izak  Botha. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIM  1M8. 

SPAIN 

Ambassador:  Juan  Jos6  Rovira. 
Address:  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 


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SRI  LANKA 
High  Commissioner: 

P.  H.  William  de  Silva. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

SUDAN 

Ambassador: 

Rahamtalla  Abdalla. 

Address:  c/o  Permanent 

Mission  of  the  Sudan  to  the 
U.N.,  New  York,  N.Y.,  10017. 

SWAZILAND 

High  Commissioner: 

Dr.  Samuel  Thornton 
Msindazwe  Sukati. 

Address: 

Washington  D.C.,  20008. 

SWEDEN 

Ambassador:  Ake  Malmaeus. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5A2. 

SWITZERLAND 

Ambassador:  Erwin  Bemath. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8E6. 

SYRIA 

Ambassador:  (Vacant). 

Address:  New  York,  N.Y.  10022. 

TANZANIA 

High  Commissioner: 

Abbas  Kleist  Sykes. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5M9. 

THAILAND 

Ambassador: 

Col.  Banbhot  Bhanich  Supatol. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J6. 

TOGO 

Ambassador:  Epiphane  Ayi 
Mawussi. 

Address:  c/o  Embassy  of 
the  Republic  of  Togo, 
Washington,  D.C.,  U.S.A. 

TRINIDAD  AND  TOBAGO 
High  Commissioner: 

Matthew  Ramcharam. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5R5 


TUNISIA 

Ambassador: 

Dr.  Abdelaziz  Hamzaoui. 

Address:  Ottawa,  K1S  3P8. 

TURKEY 

A  mbassador: 

General  Irfan  Tansel. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8L9. 

UGANDA 

High  Commissioner:  Grace 
Stuart  Katebarirwa  Ibingira. 
Address:  c/o  Permanent 

Mission  of  Uganda  to  U.N., 
New  York  10017,  N.Y.,  U.S.A. 

UNION  OF  SOVIET  SOCIALIST 
REPUBLICS 
Ambassador: 

Boris  P.  Miroshnichenko. 
Address:  Ottawa  2,  Ont. 
UNITED  STATES  OF  AMERICA 
Ambassador: 

Hon.  Adolph  W.  Schmidt. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5T1. 

UPPER  VOLTA 

Ambassador:  Telesphore  Yakibou 
Address:  c/o  Embassy  of  the 
Republic  of  Upper  Volta, 
Washington,  D.C.  20008. 

URUGUAY 

Ambassador:  Dr.  Hector  Luisi, 
O.B.E. 

Address:  Washington,  D.C., 
20006. 

VENEZUELA 

Ambassador:  Vice  Admiral 
Wolfgang  Larrazabal. 

Address:  Ottawa,  KIP  5E3. 
YUGOSLAVIA 
Ambassador:  Petar  Babic. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8A2. 

REPUBLIC  OF  ZAIRE 
Ambassador: 

Simon  Pierre  Tshimbalanga. 
Address:  Ottawa,  KIN  8J3. 

ZAMBIA 

High  Commissioner: 

Vernon  Johnson  Mwaanga. 
Address:  New  York,  10022,  N.Y. 


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OFFICIAL  PRECEDENCE 


The  establishment  and  the  maintenance  oi  tables  or  scales  ot 
otticial  precedence  result  from  the  fact  that  in  all  nations  and  com¬ 
munities  there  are  individuals,  who,  because  they  have  had  entrusted 
to  them  by  the  nation  the  performance  of  certain  responsible  and 
honourable  official  or  communal  functions,  are  by  common  accord 
regarded,  either  for  the  time  being,  or  permanently  as  occupying 
positions  of  various  degrees  of  eminence. 

In  the  old  patriarchal  communities  social  pre-eminence  was  natu¬ 
rally  accorded  to  the  heads  of  the  tribal  families,  and  precedence 
throughout  the  tribes  was  generally  regulated  by  the  seniority  of 
the  sons  of  the  patriarchs  and  the  individuals  of  their  families.  Of 
course  there  were  exceptions  to  this  rule,  due  to  the  personal  ambi¬ 
tions  and  achievements  of  individuals. 

Since  nations  have  been  evolved  from  the  old  tribal  organizations, 
an  official  class  of  citizens  has  been  developed,  comprising  those  who 
besides  occupying  the  usual  position  of  members  of  the  state,  have 
entrusted  to  them  the  execution  of  what  have  been  described  as  the 
life  functions  of  the  nation;  that  is  such  functions  as  are  peculiar  to 
the  civic  organization  in  contra-distinction  to  the  general  functions 
exercised  and  actions  performed  by  individual  citizens  as  independent 
units.  Official  service  calls  in  a  special  degree  for  a  sense  of  duty  to 
the  public  trust,  and  in  many  cases  for  a  spirit  of  sacrifice  and  if 
need  be,  self  effacement.  In  recognition  of  these  conditions,  and 
often  for  very  practical  state  reasons,  special  privileges  are  granted 
to  certain  of  the  more  responsible  officials  within  the  spheres  appointed 
for  them. 

"Precedence"  has  been  defined  as  the  priority  of  place,  or  supe¬ 
riority  in  rank,  in  the  conventional  system  of  arrangement  under  which 
the  more  eminent  and  dignified  orders  of  a  community  are  classified 
on  occasion  of  public  ceremony  and  in  the  intercourse  of  private  life. 

Public  functions  of  some  form  or  another  occur  with  more  or  less 
frequency  in  every  state,  and  those  who  serve  and  represent  the 
people  in  official  capacities  are  necessarily  the  principal,  often  the 
only,  participants.  An  ordinary  sense  of  decency,  not  to  speak  of 
dignity  or  that  wholesome  sense  of  national  pride  which  exists  in  all 
races,  demands  that  such  functions  be  orderly,  and  that  places  of 
honour  be  given  to  those  entrusted  by  the  nation  with  the  adminis¬ 
tration  of  its  affairs  and  the  guardianship  of  its  interests  and  honour 
and  thus,  in  a  very  special  sense,  representing  it. 

"Tables"  or  "Scales"  of  Precedence  emanate  from  the  Crown  and 
they  are  issued  under  authority  of  the  Sovereign.  The  Crown  is’  "the 
tountain  of  honour,"  and  it  is  its  undoubted  prerogative  to  confer  on 
any  of  its  subjects,  in  any  part  of  its  dominions,  such  titles  and  dis¬ 
tinctions  and  such  rank  and  place  "as  to  it  may  seem  meet  and 
convenient.  ,ts  discretion  is  limited  in  those  cases  only  wherein  it 
has  been  submitted  to  restraint  by  Act  of  Parliament. 

There  is  not  any  complete  and  comprehensive  code  whereby  the 
scheme  of  social  gradation  has  been  defined  and  settled,  once  and 
for  all,  on  a  permanent  foundation.  The  principles  and  rules  at 


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present  controlling  it  have  been  formulated  at  different  periods  and 
have  been  derived  from  various  sources. 

In  Britain,  questions  of  precedence  came  in  the  ordinary 
course  of  things  within  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Courts  of  Chivalry  in 
which  figured  such  picturesque  officials  as  lord  high  constables,  earl 
marshals,  kings  of  arms,  heralds,  pursuivants,  etc.  Points  of  unusual 
moment  were  referred  to  and  decided  by  the  sovereign  in  person, 
the  privy  council,  or  parliament. 

Although  there  were  "estates"  titles  and  orders  of  various  degrees 
in  England  from  earliest  historical  times  the  oldest  English  table  of 
precedence  in  existence  is  the  "Order  of  All  Estates  of  Nobles  and 
Gentry"  prepared  for  the  coronation  of  Henry  IV  in  1399. 

In  the  thirty-first  year  of  King  Henry  VIII,  Parliament,  by  statutory 
enactment,  took  cognizance  of  Precedence.  It  then  passed  the  "Act 
for  Placing  the  Lords,"  which,  although  it  concerned  directly  only 
the  Great  Officers  of  State,  and  referred  but  incidentally  to  the  places 
of  the  Nobility,  has  since  been  considered  the  chief  authority  for  the 
marshalling  of  dignitaries. 

This  Act  was  originated,  it  is  important  to  remember,  by  the 
desire  of  the  King  and  it  is  declared,  as  a  preliminary,  that  "although 
it  appertained  altogether  to  the  Royal  Prerogative  to  give  such 
honour,  reputation,  and  placing  to  his  Councillors  and  others  his 
subjects  as  should  be  seeming  to  the  King's  most  excellent  wisdom, 
the  King  was  nevertheless  pleased  and  contented  for  an  order  to  be 
had  and  taken  in  his  Most  High  Court  of  Parliament  for  the  placing 
of  the  Great  Officers  and  Lords." 

The  Statute  of  Henry  VIII  was  in  the  nature  oi  a  declaratory 
Act,  confirming  the  ancient  and  pre-existing  Law  of  Precedence,  and, 
in  confirmation  of  this,  it  is  a  matter  of  historical  fact  that  the 
advice  of  Garter  King  of  Arms  was  taken  before  the  bill  was  brought 
in.  This  Act  of  King  Henry  VIII's  parliament  still  remains  the  only 
legislative  measure  in  which  it  has  been  attempted  to  deal  directly 
and  systematically  with  any  large  and  important  section  of  the  Enohsh 
scale  or  Table  of  Precedence.  (There  are  separate  tables  lor  Scot¬ 
land,  Ireland,  Wales,  Canada  and  other  Commonwealth  Countries 
and  the  Crown  Colonies.) 

Where  no  act  of  Parliament  applies,  precedence  is  determined  by 
the  will  of  the  Sovereign  or  by  what  is  accepted  as  ancient  "usage 
and  established  custom." 

Precedence  in  Canada  is  governed  by  the  Table  of  Precedence 
for  Canada,  approved  December  19,  19G8,  by  the  Queen  of  Canada 
on  the  advice  of  the  Governor  General  in  Council,  shown  below. 


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1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 
9. 


10. 

11. 


TABLE  OF  PRECEDENCE  FOR  CANADA 


(Effective  December  19,  1968) 

The  Governor  General  or  the  Administrator.  (Note  1). 
The  Prime  Minister  of  Canada.  (Note  1(a). 

The  Chief  Justice  of  Canada. 


The  Speaker  of  the  Senate. 

The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons. 


Ambassadors,  High  Commissioners,  Ministers  Plenipo¬ 
tentiary.  (Notes  2  and  3). 

The  Members  of  the  Cabinet  with  relative  precedence 
governed  by  the  date  of  their  appointment  to  the 
Queen’s  Privy  Council  for  Canada. 


The  Leader  of  the  Opposition.  (Subject  to  Note  1(a). 


The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 
The  Lieutenant-Governor 


of  Ontario; 

of  Quebec; 

of  Nova  Scotia; 

of  New  Brunswick; 

of  Manitoba; 

of  British  Columbia; 

of  Prince  Edward  Island; 

of  Saskatchewan; 

of  Alberta; 

of  Newfoundland.  (Note  4). 


Members  of  the  Queen’s  Privy  Council  for  Canada, 
not  of  the  Cabinet,  in  accordance  with  the  date  of 
their  appointment  to  the  Privy  Council. 


The  Primate  of  the  Anglican  Church  of  Canada, 
a  Prelate  of  the  Roman  Catholic  Church  having 
high  relative  precedence  in  that  Church  in 
Canada,  the  Moderator  of  the  United  Church  of 
Canada,  the  Moderator  of  the  Presbyterian  Church 
in  Canada  and  the  President  of  the  Baptist 
Federation  of  Canada  or  their  representatives 


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and  a  representative  of  the  Jewish  Faith  in 
Canada.  (Note  5). 

12.  The  Premiers  of  the  Provinces  of  Canada  in  the  same 
order  as  the  Lieutenant-Governors.  (Note  4). 

13.  Puisne  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada. 

14.  The  President  of  the  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada. 

15.  (a)  The  Chief  Justice  of  the  highest  Court  of  each 

Province  and  territory;  and 
(b)  The  Chief  Justices  of  the  other  superior  courts 
of  the  provinces  and  territories,  including  the 
Associate  Chief  Justice  of  the  Superior  Court 
of  the  Province  of  Quebec;  with  precedence 
within  sub-categories  (a)  and  (b)  governed 
by  the  date  of  appointment  as  Chief  Justice. 

16.  (a)  Puisne  Judges  of  the  Exchequer  Court; 

(b)  Puisne  Judges  of  the  superior  courts  of  the 
provinces  and  territories;  with  precedence  with¬ 
in  each  sub-category  to  be  governed  by  the  date 
of  appointment. 

17.  Members  of  the  Senate. 

18.  Members  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

19.  Consuls-General  of  countries  without  diplomatic  rep¬ 
resentation. 

20.  The  Chief  of  the  Defence  Staff.  (Note  6). 

21.  Members  of  the  Executive  Councils,  Provincial,  within 
their  Provinces. 

22.  The  Speaker  of  the  Legislative  Council  within  his 
Province. 

23.  Members  of  the  Legislative  Council  within  their 
Provinces. 

24.  The  Speakers  of  legislative  assemblies  within  their 
Provinces. 

25.  Members  of  legislative  assemblies  within  their  Prov¬ 
inces. 


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NOTES 


1. 


1. 


2. 


O 

O. 


4. 

5. 


Precedence  to  be  given  immediately  after  the  Chief 
Justice  to  former  Governors  General  with  rela¬ 
tive  precedence  among  them  governed  by  the 
date  of  their  leaving  office. 

(a)  Precedence  to  be  given  immediately  after  former 
Governors  General  to  former  Prime  Ministers 
Wlth  r.elative  precedence  governed  by  the  date 
of  their  first  assumption  of  office. 

Precedence  among  Ambassadors  and  High  Commis- 
sioners,  who  rank  equally,  to  be  determined  by 
the  date  of  the  presentation  of  their  credentials. 

Precedence  to  be  given  to  Charges  d’Affaires  imme¬ 
diately  after  Ministers  Plenipotentiary. 

This  provision  does  not  apply  to  such  ceremonies 
and  occasions  as  are  of  a  Provincial  nature. 


Precedence  to  be  given  as  a  courtesy  in  this  category 
to  the  Apostolic  Delegate  as  has  been  the  custom 
in  the  past  and  the  relative  precedence  of  the 
Canadian  ecclesiastical  dignitaries  to  be  governed 
by  the  date  of  their  assumption  of  their  present 
office,  with  their  representatives  to  be  given  the 
same  relative  precedence. 


6. 


ThlSr,P£eCedence  t0  be  given  to  the  Chief  of  the 
Defence  Staff  on  occasions  when  he  has  official 
tunctions  to  perform,  otherwise  the  Chief  of  the 
Defence  Staff  to  have  equal  precedence  with 
Deputy  Ministers  with  their  relative  position 
to  be  determined  according  to  the  respective 
dates  of  their  appointments  to  office.  The 
relative  precedence  of  the  Chief  of  the  Defence 
S  DePoty  Ministers  and  other  high  officials 
t;™  pt?bll<: Jinnee  to  be  determined  from  time 
to  time  by  the  Secretary  of  State  of  Canada  in 
consultation  with  the  Prime  Minister. 


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TITLES  USED  IN  CANADA 

(Effective  April  2,  1968) 

1.  The  persons  designated  in  Part  I  of  the  following  Table 
shall  be  styled  as  set  out  in  that  Table. 

2.  The  persons  designated  in  Part  II  of  the  following 
Table  are  eligible  to  be  granted  permission  by  the 
Governor  General  on  behalf  of  Her  Majesty  the  Queen 
to  retain  the  title  of  “Honourable”  after  they  have 
ceased  to  hold  office. 

TABLE 
Part  I 

1.  The  Governor  General  of  Canada  to  be  styled  “Right 
Honourable”  for  life  and  to  be  styled  “His  Excellency” 
and  his  wife  “Her  Excellency”  during  office. 

2.  A  Lieutenant-Governor  of  a  Province  to  be  styled 
“Honourable”  during  office  and  on  retirement,  and  to 
be  styled  “His  Honour”  during  office. 

3.  The  Prime  Minister  of  Canada  to  be  styled  “Right 
Honourable”  for  life. 

4.  The  Chief  Justice  of  Canada  to  be  styled  “Right  Hon¬ 
ourable”  for  life. 

5.  Privy  Councillors  of  Canada  to  be  styled  “Honourable”. 

6.  Senators  of  Canada  to  be  styled  “Honourable”  during 
office  and  retired  Senators  of  Canada  to  be  styled 
“Honourable”  for  life. 

7.  The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons  to  be  styled 
“Honourable”  during  tenure  of  office. 

8.  The  Judges  of  the  Supreme  and  Exchequer  Courts  of 
Canada,  and  the  Chief  Justices  and  Judges  of  the  under¬ 
mentioned  Courts  in  the  Provinces  and  Territories  of 
Canada: — 

Ontario  —  The  Supreme  Court  of  Ontario. 

Quebec  —  The  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench  and  the 
Superior  Court. 

Nova  Scotia  —  The  Supreme  Court  of  Nova  Scotia. 


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New  Brunswick  —  The  Supreme  Court  of  New  Bruns¬ 
wick. 

Manitoba  —  The  Court  of  Appeal  and  the  Court  of 
Queen’s  Bench. 

British  Columbia  —  The  Court  of  Appeal  and  the 
Supreme  Court  of  British  Columbia. 

Prince  Edward  Island  —  The  Supreme  Court  of  Judic¬ 
ature  of  Prince  Edward  Island. 

Saskatchewan  —  The  Court  of  Appeal  and  the  Court 
of  Queen’s  Bench. 

Alberta  —  The  Supreme  Court  of  Alberta. 

Newfoundland  —  The  Supreme  Court  of  Newfound¬ 
land. 

Northwest  Territories  —  The  Territorial  Court. 

Yukon  Territory  —  The  Territorial  Court, 
to  be  styled  “Honourable”  during  tenure  of  office. 

9.  The  Presidents  and  Speakers  of  the  Legislatures  of 
the  Provinces  to  be  styled  “Honourable”  during  tenure 
of  office. 

10.  Executive  Councillors  of  the  Provinces  to  be  styled 
“Honourable”  while  in  office. 

PART  II 

1.  Speakers  of  the  House  of  Commons  on  retirement. 

2.  The  Chief  Justices  and  Judges  designated  in  item  8 
of  Part  I  of  this  Table  on  retirement. 


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IN  MEMORIAM 


BEARD,  Gordon  Wilbert.  Ind.  mem.  of  Man.  Legis.  since  1969. 
(dec.  Nov.  11,  1972). 

BERTRAND,  Jean-Jacques,  B.A.,  LL.L.  U.N.  mem.  of  Que.  Nat. 
Assem.  since  1948.  Min.  of  Lands  and  Forests,  1958-59;  Min. 
Social  Welfare  and  Youth  1960;  Min.  of  Education  1966-67; 
Min.  of  Justice  1966;  Premier  1968-70.  Leader  of  Opposition 
1970.  (dec.  Feb.  22,  1973). 

CLAYDON,  Leonard  Harold,  P.C.  mem.  of  Man.  Legis.  since 
1969.  (dec.  Dec.  7,  1971). 

DREW,  Hon.  George  Alexander,  P.C.,  Q.C.,  LL.D.  P.C.  mem.  of 
Ont.  Legis.  1939-48.  Premier  of  Ont.  1943-48.  P.C.  mem.  of 
the  H.  of  C.  1948-57.  U.K.  High  Commissioner  1958-1964. 

LLOYD,  Woodrow  Stanley.  P.C.  mem.  of  Sask.  Legis.  1944-70. 
Prov.  Treas.  1960.  Premier  1961-64.  Leader  of  the  Opposition 
1964-70. 

MCILVEEN,  Charles  Addy.  P.C.  mem.  of  N.B.  Legis.  since  1960. 
(dec.  July  26,  1972). 

MCINERNEY,  Hon.  George  Edmond,  Q.C.  P.C.  mem.  of  N.B. 
Legis.  since  1952.  Min.  without  Portfolio  since  Nov.  12,  1972. 
(dec.  Nov.  25,  1972). 

MCMURRAY,  Hon.  Edward  James,  P.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Lib.  mem. 
of  the  H.  of  C.  1921.  Solicitor  General  1923. 

METHOT,  Hon.  Leon,  Q.C.  P.C.  member  of  the  Senate  since 
1957.  (dec.  Aug.  6,  1972). 

PEARSON,  Hon.  Lester  Bowles,  P.C.,  C.C.,  O.M.,  O.B.E.,  M.A., 
LL.D.  Nobel  Peace  Prize  1957.  Lib.  mem.  of  the  H.  of  C. 
1948.  P.M.  1963-68.  Resigned  as  P.M.  1968.  (dec.  Dec.  27, 
1972). 

RIGBY,  Dr.  John  Edward.  P.C.  mem.  of  N.B.  Legis.  since  1967. 
Dep.  Speaker  March  2,  1971.  (dec.  Sept.  8,  1972). 

SAVOIE,  Hon.  Calixte  F.  Ind.  Lib.  mem.  of  the  Senate  1955-70. 

VIEN,  Hon.  Thomas,  P.C.,  LL.D.,  Q.C.  Lib.  mem.  of  the  H.  of  C. 
1917-42.  Deputy  Speaker  1940-42.  Lib.  mem.  of  the  Senate 
1942-68.  Speaker  1943-45.  P.C.  1945.  (dec.  Nov.  18,  1972). 

WILLIAMSON,  Harry  Havelock.  Lib.  mem.  of  N.B.  Legis.  since 
1960.  Dep.  Speaker  1960.  Speaker  1966.  Min.  of  Labour 
1967-70.  (dec.  Aug.  24,  1972). 

WINDSOR,  H.  R.  H.  The  Duke  of. 


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PERSONAL  INDEX 


Page 


Abbott,  Hon.  Justice  D.  C. 

PC  32  859 

Adair,  Hon.  J.  Allen,  M.L.A.  496 
Adam,  Aime  R.,  M.L.A.  571 

Aird,  Hon.  John  B.  (Sen.)  .  95 

Akerman,  Jeremy  B., 

M.L.A .  658 

Alexander,  Lincoln  Mr.,  M.P.  185 
Alkenbrack,  A.  D.,  M.P.  185 

Allan,  J.  N.,  M.L.A.  690 

Allard,  Eudore,  M.P.  185 

Allard,  Jean  R.,  M.L.A.  571 

Allmand,  Hon.  Warren, 

P.C .  32,  186 

Amerongen,  Gerard,  M.L.A.  496 

Ames,  Harry,  M.L.A .  604 

Anderson,  David,  M.P.  .  539 

Anderson,  Gerald  H.,  M.L.A.  539 
Anderson,  John  Victor, 

M.L.A .  497 

Andras,  Hon.  Robert  K.,  P.C., 


Andre,  Harvie,  M.P.  187 

Andrew,  H.R.H.  Prince  .  4 

Anne,  H.R.H.  Princess  4 

Appleby,  Frank  P.,  M.L.A.  497 

Apps,  Hon.  Syl.,  M.L.A.  ..  690 

Arque,  Hon.  H.  R.  (Sen.)  .  95 

Arrol,  Ian  Maol.,  M.P.  .  187 

Arsenault,  Bona,  M.N.A . 775 

Ashton,  John  G.,  M.L.A.  497 

Asper,  Israel  H.,  M.L.A .  571 

Assad,  Mark,  M.N.A.  775 

Asselin,  Hon.  Martial,  P.C., 


Atkey,  Ronald  G.,  M.P.  187 

Audet,  Aurele,  M.N.A.  .  775 

Auld,  Hon.  James  A.  C., 

M.L.A .  690 

Aylward,  Fintan  J.,  M.L.A.  633 
Backus,  Hon.  Dr.  Winston  O., 


Bacon,  Guy,  M.N.A.  .  776 

Bacon,  Roger,  M.L.A.  658 

Bagnell,  Hon.  Glen,  M.L.A.  .  658 

Baker,  H.  H.  P.,  M.L.A .  824 

Baker,  Walter  D.,  M.P.  187 

Balcer,  Hon.  Leon,  P.C .  32 

Baldwin,  G.  W.,  M.P .  188 

Bales,  Hon.  Dalton  A.,  M.L.A.  691 
BalJour,  Reginald  J.,  M.P.  188 
Barkman,  Leonard  A.,  M.L.A.  571 
Barnes,  Emery  O.,  M.L.A .  539 


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Barnett,  Thomas  Speakman, 

M.P .  188 

Barnhart,  Gordon  L.,  842 

Barrett,  Hon.  David,  M.L.A.  539 

Barrow,  Thomas  A.,  M.L.A.  572 

Barry,  Hon.  Leo  D.,  M.L.A.  633 

Barton,  Dennis  M.,  M.L.A.  498 

Basford,  Hon.  S.  Ronald,  P.C. 

M.P . _  33,  189 

Basha,  Hon.  M.  G.  (Sen.)  .  ..  96 

Batiuk,  John  S.,  M.L.A .  498 

Baxter,  Hon.  John  B.  M.. 

M.L.A .  604 

Bawden,  Peter  C.,  M.P .  189 

Beattie,  Duncan  M..  M.P . .  189 

Beatty,  Henry  P.,  M.P.  .  190 

Beaubien,  Hon.  L.  P.  (Sen.)  ...  97 

Beaudoin,  Leonel,  M.P.  190 

Bechard,  Albert,  M.P.  .  190 

Beckett,  Dick,  M.L.A .  691 

Begin,  Miss  M.,  M.P . 191 

Beland,  J.-L.,  M.N.A.  . 776 

Belanger,  J.  A.,  M.L.A .  691 

Belisle,  Hon.  Rheal  (Sen.)  98 

Bell,  Hon.  Richard  A.,  P.C., 


Bell,  Thomas  M.,  M.P .  192 

Benidickson,  Hon.  W.  M.,  P.C. 

(Sen.)  . .  33,  100 

Benjamin,  Leslie  G.,  M.P.  192 

Bennett,  Hon.  Claude,  M.L.A.  692 
Bennett,  Hon.  Gordon,  M.L.A.  748 
Bennett,  Hon.  W.  A.  C.,  P.C., 


Benoit  Edouard  P.,  M.L.A.  498 

Benson,  Hon.  E.  J.,  P.C.,  M.P.  33 

Bernier,  Hon.  Leo  E.,  M.L.A.  692 

Berthiaume,  Paul,  M.N.A.  776 

Bertrand,  J.-J.,  M.N.A.  .  776 

Bezanson,  Frank  C.,  M.L.A.  658 

Bienvenue,  Hon.  Jean,  M.N.A.  777 
Bilton,  James  H.,  M.L.A.  572 

Birch,  Hon.  Mrs.  M.,  M.L.A.  692 

Bishop,  Hon.  Wilfred  G., 

M.L.A .  604 

Blackburn,  Derek  N.  E.,  M.P.  193 
Blais,  Jean-Jacques,  M.P.  193 

Blake,  David,  M.L.A .  572 

Blaker,  Roderick,  M.P.  .  194 

Blakeney,  Hon.  A.  E.,  M.L.A.  824 

Blank,  Harry,  M.N.A .  778 

Blenkarn,  Donald  A.,  M.P .  194 

Blois,  Hon.  F.  M.  (Sen.)  . . .  100 


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.  805 

.  194 

....  778 

.  195 

.  778 

.  824 


748 

101 

573 


Blondin,  Rene  . 

Blouin,  Gustave,  M.P.  . 

Bois,  Armand,  M.N.A. 

Boisvert,  Jean-Marie,  M.P. 

Boivin,  R.,  M.N.A. 

Boldt,  David,  M.L.A. 

Bonnell,  John  Cranston,  M.D., 

M.L.A . 

Bonnell,  Hon.  Mark  L.,  (Sen.) 
Borowski,  Joseph  P.,  M.L.A. 

Bosse,  Alfred,  M.N.A .  778 

Boucher,  Hon.  W.  A.  (Sen.)  101 

Boudreau,  J.  O.,  M.L.A .  604 

Boulanger,  Prosper,  M.P .  195 

Bounsail,  Dr.  Edwin  J.,  M.L.A.  693 
Bourassa,  Hon.  Robert 

M.N.A . - .  778 

Bourget,  Hon.  Maurice,  P.C. 

(Sen.)  .  34,  102 

Bourgue,  Hon.  Romuald 

(Sen.)  . - .  103 

Bouvier,  Dr.  Damase  David, 

M.L.A .  499 

Bowerman,  Hon.  G.  R.  A., 

M.L.A . 825 

Boyce,  Joseph  R.,  M.L.A.  573 

Braithwaite,  Leonard,  M.L.A.  693 

Branch,  Frank,  M.L.A .  604 

Breau,  Herb,  M.P .  196 

Breithaupt,  J.  R.,  M.L.A .  694 

Brett,  Roy  C.,  M.L.A .  633 

Brewin,  F.  Andrew,  M.P .  197 

Brisson,  J.  G.  L.  A.,  M.N.A.  779 

Broadbent,  John  Edward,  M.P.  197 

Brochu,  Yvon,  M.N.A .  779 

Brockelbank,  Hon.  J.  E., 

M.L.A . - .  825 

Brooks,  Hon.  John  S.,  M.L.A.  605 

Broaisson,  D.  M.,  M.L.A .  540 

Brown,  Hon.  A.  Garnett, 

M.L.A . - .  659 

Brown,  Glendon  P.,  M.N.A.  779 

Brown,  Mrs.  Rosemary,  M.L.A.  540 

Browne,  Hon.  W.  J.,  P.C .  34 

Brunelle,  Hon.  Rene,  M.L.A.  ...  694 

Buchanan,  J.  Judd,  M.P .  198 

Buchanan,  J.  M.,  M.L.A .  659 

Buck,  Arthur,  M.L.A.  .  605 

Buck,  W.  A.,  M.L.A .  499 

Buckwell,  L.  E.,  M.L.A .  499 

Buckwold,  Hon.  Sidney  L., 

(Sen.)  . — . . .  104 

Buiold,  Edese,  M.L.A .  605 

Bullbrook,  J.  E.,  M.L.A.  695 

Burchill,  Hon.  G.  P.  (Sen.)  .  105 

Burke,  John  F.,  M.L.A .  659 


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Burns,  Robert,  M.N.A .  780 

Burr,  F.  A.  M.L.A .  695 

Burtniak,  Hon.  Peter,  M.L.A.  573 
Butler,  Esmond,  Unwin  11 

Byers,  Hon.  Neil  E.,  M.L.A.  825 

Caccia,  Charles  L.,  M.P.  .  198 

Cadieux,  Gerard,  M.N.A.  780 

Cadieux,  Hon.  Leo  P.C.,  M.P.  35 

Cafix,  Norman  A.,  M.P.  .  198 

Colder,  Hon.  Frank  A.,  M.L.A.  541 
Cameron,  Hon.  Donald  (Sen.)  105 
Campbell,  Hon.  A.  B.,  P.C., 


Campbell,  Hon.  Bennett, 

M.L.A . - .  749 

Campbell,  John,  M.P .  198 

Campbell,  Hon.  R.  E.,  M.L.A.  749 

Canfield,  Mrs.  Jean,  M.L.A .  749 

Caouette,  Gilles,  M.P .  199 

Caouette,  Rheal,  M.P .  199 

Cardin,  Hon.  Lucien,  P.C .  35 

Cardinal,  J.-G.,  M.N.A .  780 

Carlson,  Irving  W.,  M.L.A .  826 

Caron,  Lucien,  M.N.A .  781 

Caron,  Yves,  M.P .  200 

Carpentier,  Prudent  M.N.A.  ...  781 

Carr,  Bennett  H.,  M.L.A .  750 

Carruthers,  Alex  H.,  M.L.A .  695 

Carter,  Hon.  Chesley  Wm. 

(Sen.)  . 106 

Carter,  John,  M.L.A .  633 

Carter,  Walter  C.,  M.P .  201 

Carton,  Hon.  Gordon  R., 

M.L.A .  696 

Cartwright,  Rt.  Hon.  J.  R.,  P.C.  35 
Casgrain,  K.  Hon.  Mrs.  M.  C., 


Casey,  Joseph  H.,  M.L.A .  660 

Cassidy,  Michael,  M.L.A .  696 

Castonguay,  Hon.  Claude, 

M.N.A .  781 

Cattanach,  Hon.  Justice  A.  A.  867 

Chabot,  James  R.,  M.L.A .  541 

Chalmers,  Dr.  G.  E.,  M.L.A.  606 

Chambers,  Thomas  Wm., 

M.L.A . 500 

Charles,  H.R.H.  Prince  of 

Wales  . 3 

Charron,  Claude,  M.N.A .  782 

Cheeseman,  Hon.  Roy  L., 

M.L.A . . - . - .  633 

Cherniak,  Saul  M.,  M.L.A .  574 

Chevrier,  Hon.  Lionel,  P.C .  36 

Chichak,  Catherine,  M.L.A.  500 

Choguette,  Hon.  Jerome, 

M.N.A  . -  782 


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Choquette,  Hon.  Lionel  (Sen.)  107 
Chretien,  Hon.  Joseph  J.  J., 

P.C.,  M.P .  38,  201 

Churchill,  Hon.  Gordon,  P.C.  38 
Clark,  Charles  J.,  M.P.  202 

Clark,  Edward  Wm„  M.L.A.  750 
Clark,  Robert  C.,  M.L.A.  500 

Clarke,  William  H.,  M.P.  202 
Clement,  Hon.  John  T„  M.L.A.  697 

Clements,  G.  R.,  M.L.A .  750 

Clermont,  Gaston,  M.P.  203 

Chouinard,  Julien  .  765 

Cloutier,  Hon.  F.,  M.N.A.  782 

Cloutier,  J.-P.,  M.N.A .  782 

Coady,  Hugh  F.,  Ntld.  645 

Coates,  Robert  C.,  M.P.  203 

Cockburn,  Hon.  G.  W.  N., 

M.L.A .  607 

Cocke,  Hon.  Dennis  G.,  M.L.A.  541 
Cody,  Don.  W„  M.L.A.  826 

Coldwell,  Hon.  M.  J.  W.,  P.C.  38 
Collins,  Hon.  H.  A„  M.L.A.  634 
Comeau,  Hon.  Benoit,  M.L.A.  660 
Comer,  John  K„  M.L.A.  826 

Compton,  Dan,  M.L.A.  751 

Comtois,  J.-R.,  M.P.  204 

Connolly,  Hon.  Harold  (Sen.)  108 
Connolly,  Hon.  J.  J.,  P.C. 

(Sen  )  ....  .  40,  108 

Connolly,  James  L.,  M.L.A.  660 
Cook,  Hon.  Eric  (Sen.)  109 

Cook,  Walton  Wm„  M.L.A.  661 
Cookson,  John  Wm„  M.L.A.  500 
Cooper,  Ashley,  M.L.A.  500 

Copithome,  C„  M.L.A.  501 

Corbin,  Eymard  G.,  M.P.  205 

Comellier,  Fernand,  M.N.A.  783 
Corriveau,  Leopold,  M.P.  205 

Cossitt,  Thomas  C.,  M.P.  206 

Cote,  Florian,  M.P.  206 

Cote,  Hon.  J.  J.-P.,  P.C., . 

„  (Se,n->  . . . . ' .  40,  109 

Coupland,  H.  E„  M.L.A.  826 

Coumoyer,  Hon.  Jean,  M.N  A  783 
Courtemanche,  Hon.  Henri, 

P-C .  40 

Cowley,  Hon.  Elwood  L„ 

M.L.A .  go7 

Craik,  D.  W„  M.L.A.  TI .  574 

Crawford,  Hon.  Neil  S„ 

M.L.A . . .  50i 

Creaghan,  Hon.  Paul  S. .  607 

Crerar,  Hon.  T.  A.,  P.C.  41 

Crocker,  H.  G.,  M.L.A.  .  607 

Croisetiere,  Alfred,  M.N.A.  783 
Croll,  Hon.  David  A.  (Sen.)  .  110 


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Crosbie,  Hon.  J.  C.,  M.L.A.  634 

Crouse,  Lloyd  R.,  M.P .  207 

Cullen,  J.  S.  G.,  M.P.  .  208 

Cullen,  Thomas  R.  . .  757 

Cummings,  Roy  T.,  M.L.A.  542 

Currie,  Lt.  Col.  D.  V.,  V.C .  307 

Curtis,  Hugh  A.,  M.L.A .  542 

Cyr,  Alexandre,  M.P.  ..._ .  208 

Daigle,  Daniel  G.,  M.L.A.  608 

Dailly,  Hon.  Mrs.  E.  E„ 

M.L.A . 542 

Danforth,  Harold  W.,  M.P.  209 

Danson,  B.  J„  M.P.  .  209 

D'Arcy,  C.  A.  C.,  M.L.A .  543 

Darling,  Stan,  M.P.  210 

Davey,  Hon.  D.  K.  (Sen.)  .  Ill 

Davis,  Hon.  Jack,  P.C., 


Davis,  Hon.  W.  G.,  M.L.A .  697 

Davison,  Norman  A.,  M.L.A.  ...  697 
Dawe,  Hon.  Gordon  Wm., 

M.L.A .  635 

Deacon,  Donald  M„  M.L.A.  698 

Deans,  Ian,  M.L.A . . . .  698 

DeBane,  Pierre,  M.P .  211 

DeBeck,  Edwin  K .  555 

Delory,  Maurice  E.,  M.L.A.  661 

Demers,  Philippe,  M.N.A.  783 

Demers,  Yves,  M.P.  211 

Denis,  Hon.  Azellus,  P.C, 


Dent,  Hartley  D.,  M.L.A.  543 

Deschatelets,  Hon.  J.  P.,  P.C. 


Desjardins,  Hon.  Laurent, 

M.L.A.  .  574 

Des  Rivieres,  Frangois,  Q.C.  863 
Desruisseaux,  Hon.  Paul 

„  (Sen.)  . 113 

Dewar,  L.  G.,  M.L.A .  751 

Dewhurst,  Hon.  F.  A.,  M.L.A,  827 
Diachuk,  Wasyl,  M.L.A.  502 

Dick,  Paul  W.,  M.P .  211 

Dickie,  Hon.  William,  M.L.A.  502 


X  m.r .  Hi,  ZIZ 

Dingwell,  James  W.,  M.L.A.  751 
Dinsdale,  Hon.  W.  G.,  P.C., 


Dionne,  Charles  E.,  M.P.  214 

Dionne,  J.-O.,  M.N.A.  .  783 

Dixon,  Arthur  J.,  M.L.A . .  502 

Doan,  Clifford  L.,  M.L.A .  502 

Doem,  Hon.  R.  J.,  M.L.A.  ...  575 

Doody,  Hon.  C.  Wm.,  M.L.A.  635 
Dorion,  Hon.  Noel,  P.C.  42 


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Doucet,  Gerald  J.,  M.L.A .  661 

Doucett,  Rayburn  D.,  M.L.A.  ...  608 

Douglas,  Thomas  C.,  M.P .  215 

Dowding,  Hon.  Gordon,  M.L.A.  543 
Dowling,  Hon.  Robert  W., 

M.L.A .  503 

Downer,  A.  W.,  M.L.A .  698 

Doyle,  Hon.  Thomas  M., 

M.L.A . . .  635 

Drain,  C.  D.,  M.L.A .  503 

Drea,  James  Francis,  M.L.A.  ...  699 

Drolet,  Antoine,  M.N.A .  784 

Drummond,  Hon.  Thomas 

Kevin,  M.N.A . . .  784 

Drury,  Hon.  C.  M„  P.C., 


Dube,  Hon.  Jean-Eudes,  P.C. 


Dubroy,  J.  Gordon  .  307 

Duggan,  Hon.  James  (Sen.)  .  118 

Dukszta,  Jan,  M.L.A .  699 

Dumont,  Bernard,  M.P . - .  784 

Dunphy,  Alex  M.,  M.L.A .  636 

Dupont,  Raymond,  M.P .  217 

Dupras,  Maurice,  M.P .  217 

Dupuis,  Hon.  Yvon,  P.C . .  43 

Duquet,  Gerard,  M.P .  218 

Dyck,  B.  M„  M.L.A .  827 

Dymond,  Matthew  B.,  M.L.A.  699 
Earle,  Hon.  H.  R.  V.,  M.L.A.  ...  636 

Eaton,  Robert  G.,  M.L.A .  700 

Edighoffer,  H.  A.,  M.L.A . .  700 

Edinburgh,  The  Duke  of,  P.C.  43 

Edward,  H.R.H.  Prince  . 4 

Einarson,  H.  J.,  M.L.A . .  575 

Elizabeth  The  Second,  Her 

Most  Excellent  Majesty  .  1 

Elizabeth,  Her  Majesty  The 

Queen  Mother  .  4 

Ellis,  John  R.,  M.P .  219 

Engel,  Allen  W„  M.L.A .  828 

Enns,  H.  J.,  M.L.A .  575 

Epp,  Arthur  J.,  M.P .  219 

Ethier,  Denis,  M.P .  219 

Eudes,  Hon.  R.  P.  (Sen.)  .  118 

Evans,  Allen,  M.L.A .  637 

Evans,  David  A.,  M.L.A .  700 

Evans,  Hon.  Leonard  S., 

M.L.A . 576 

Everett,  Hon.  Donald  (Sen.)  119 

Ewen,  Donald  W.,  M.L.A .  701 

Fairclough,  Hon.  Mrs.  E.  L., 

P.C .  43 

Fairweather,  Robert  G.,  M.P.  219 
Faris,  Rev.  Donald  L.,  M.L.A.  828 
Farran,  Roy  A.,  M.L.A .  503 


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Farrell,  Hon.  Thomas  C., 

M.L.A .  637 

Faucher,  Benjamin,  M.N.A .  784 

Faulkner,  Hon.  J.  Hugh 

M.P . ...... .  44,  220 

Fauteux,  Rt.  Hon.  Justice 

Gerald,  P.C . . .  44,  858 

Feduniak,  Michael,  M.L.A .  828 

Ferguson,  A.  A.,  M.L.A .  608 

Ferguson,  Hon.  George  J., 

M.L.A . 751 

Ferguson,  James  R.,  M.L.A.  .  576 

Ferguson,  Hon.  Mrs.  M.  McQ. 

(Sen.)  . 119 

Ferrier,  Wm.  H„  M.L.A .  701 

Feschuk,  Mike,  M.L.A .  828 

Firth,  Wally,  M.P .  220 

Fiske,  Hon.  Ralph  F„  M.L.A.  662 

Flasch,  E.  F„  M.L.A .  828 

Fleming,  Hon.  Donald  M.,  P.C.  44 

Fleming,  James  S.  C.,  M.P .  220 

Flemming,  Hon.  Hugh  J.,  P.C., 

M.P . 45 

Fluker,  Allison  I.,  M.L.A .  504 

Flynn,  Hon.  Jacques,  P.C. 

(Sen.)  . . . - .  46,  121 

Forrestall,  J.  M.  W.,  M.P .  221 

Forsey,  Hon.  Eugene  A.  (Sen.)  122 

Fortier,  Robert  . 161 

Fortier,  J.-A.  G.,  M.N.A .  785 

Fortin,  Andre  Gilles,  M.P.  221 
Foster,  Hon.  James  L.,  M.L.A.  504 

Foster,  M.  B„  M.P . 221 

Foulds,  James  F.,  M.L.A .  702 

Fournier,  Hon.  Edgar  (Sen.)  ...  123 
Fournier,  Hon.  Joseph  M. 

(Sen.)  . 124 

Fournier,  Hon.  Sarto  (Sen.)  .  124 

Fox,  Francis,  M.P .  222 

Fox,  Hon.  Peter,  M.L.A .  576 

Frank,  Wm.,  C.,  M.P .  222 

Frappier,  Gilles,  M.P .  484 

Fraser,  Alistair  .  307 

Fraser,  Kenneth,  M.N.A.  .  785 

French,  Clinton,  M.L.A .  504 

Froese,  J.  M.,  M.L.A .  577 

Frost,  Hon.  Leslie,  P.C .  46 

Fulton,  Hon.  E.  Davie,  P.C.  ..  47 
Gagnon,  Frangois  A.,  M.N.A.  785 

Gallagher,  Charles,  M.L.A .  609 

Gallant,  Wm.  H„  M.L.A .  752 

Gallienne,  Donald,  M.N.A.  .  786 

Gardner,  E.  F.,  M.L.A .  829 

Garneau,  J.  C.  Andre  . 15 

Garneau,  Hon.  Raymond, 

M.N.A .  786 


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Garson,  Hon.  S.  S.,  P.C . .  48 

Garvie,  Hon.  L.,  M.L.A .  609 

Gaunt,  M.  A.,  M.L.A .  702 

Gauthier,  Charles  A.,  M.P .  223 

Gauthier,  Guy,  M.N.A.  786 

Gauthier,  Jean-Robert,  M.P.  224 

Gelinas,  Hon.  Louis  P.  (Sen.)  125 

Gendron,  Rosaire,  M.P . _....  224 

Germa,  M.  C.,  M.L.A _ _  702 

Getty,  Hon.  D.  R.,  M.L.A _ _  504 

Ghitter,  Ron  D.,  M.L.A .  505 

Giasson,  Julien,  M.N.A .  786 

Gibson,  Col.  The  Hon.  C.  W., 

P.C .  48 

Gibson,  Hon.  Justice  Hugh  _  867 

Giguere,  Hon.  Louis  de  G. 

(Sen.)  . 126 

Gilbert,  John,  M.P . . .  226 

Gilbertson,  Bemt,  M.L.A .  703 


Gillett,  Herbert  W.  C.,  M.L.A.  637 

Gillis,  Hon.  J.  Wm.,  M.L.A .  662 

Gillies,  James  M.,  M.P .  227 

Girard,  Gabriel,  M.L.A .  577 

Gisborn,  R.  V.,  M.L.A .  703 

Givens,  Philip  G.,  M.L.A.  .  703 

Gleave,  A.  P.,  M.P .  227 

Goldbloom,  Hon.  V.  C.,  M.N.A.  787 
Goldenberg,  Hon.  Carl  (Sen.)  126 

Gonick,  Cy,  M.L.A . . .  577 

Good,  E.  R.,  M.L.A .  703 

Godin,  Roland,  M.P . 228 

Gordon,  Hon.  W.  L„  P.C.,  M.P.  49 

Gottfried,  John  C.,  M.L.A .  577 

Gouin,  Hon.  Leon  M.  (Sen.)  128 

Goyer,  Hon.  J.  P.,  P.C., 


Grafftey,  W.  S.,  M.P .  229 

Graham,  Alan  R.,  M.L.A .  609 

Graham,  Hon.  Bernard  A. 

(Sen.)  . 130 

Graham,  Harry  E.,  M.L.A .  577 

Granger,  Hon.  C.  R.,  P.C .  50 

Grant,  G.  B„  M.L.A .  829 

Gratton,  Michel,  M.N.A .  787 

Gray,  Hon.  Herbert  E., 


Greene,  Hon.  John  J.,  P.C. 


Green,  Hon.  Sidney,  M.L.A.  578 
Gregg,  Hon.  M.  F.,  V.C.,  P.C.  51 

Grier,  T.  W.,  M.P .  229 

Grosart,  Hon.  Alistair  (Sen.)  131 

Gross,  Reginald  J.,  M.L.A .  830 

Grossman,  Hon.  Allan,  M.L.A,  704 


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Gruenwald,  Richard  D., 

M.L.A.  _ 505 

Guay,  Florian,  M.N.A .  787 

Guay,  J.-P.,  M.P.  . 230 

Guay,  Raynald,  M.P.  231 

Guilbault,  Jacques,  M.P .  231 

Guindon,  Hon.  Fernand, 

M.L.A.  _ 704 

Guy,  Allan  R.,  M.L.A .  830 

Haggerty,  Ray  L„  M.L.A .  705 

Haidasz,  Hon.  Stanley, 


Haig,  Hon.  J.  Campbell  (Sen.)  131 

Hales,  Alfred  Dryden,  M.P . .  233 

Haliburton,  Charles  E.,  M.P.  ...  233 

Hall,  Hon.  Ernest,  M.L.A. . .  545 

Hall,  Hon.  Justice  Emmet  M.  860 

Halpenny,  Hon.  G.  E.,  P.C .  52 

Hamel,  Jean-Marc,  M.P .  480 

Hamilton,  Hon.  F.  A.,  P.C., 


Hamilton,  Frank  F.,  M.P . .  234 

Hamilton,  Maurice,  M.L.A .  705 

Hamilton,  Hon.  W.  McL.,  P.C.  52 
Handleman,  Sidney  B.,  M.L.A.  705 

Hansen,  Donald  A.,  M.L.A .  505 

Hanson,  Terry  L.,  M.L.A .  830 

Hanuschak,  Hon.  Ben.,  M.L.A.  578 

Harbottle,  Merry  D.  . 842 

Harding,  Randolph,  M.P.  234 

Hardy,  Denis,  M.N.A .  787 

Hargrave,  H.  T.,  M.P.  .  235 

Harkness,  Hon.  D.  S.,  P.C. 

M.P . 53 

Harle,  Graham  L.,  M.L.A.  _  505 

Harnum,  Hon.  Edward  J.  A. 

(Lt.-Gov.)  . 627 

Harris,  Hon.  Walter  E.,  P.C.  ...  53 

Hartley,  Hon.  W.  L.,  M.L.A .  545 

Harvey,  Andre,  M.N.A . .  788 

Harvey,  Hon.  Gerald,  M.N.A.  ...788 

Harvey,  John,  M.P.  .  235 

Hastings,  Hon.  E.  A.  (Sen.)  .  132 

Hatfield,  Hon.  Richard  B., 

M.L.A . . . — _ 610 

Havrot,  Edward  M.,  M.L.A .  706 

Hawkins,  Hon.  Walter  John, 

M.L.A . 662 

Hayden,  Hon.  Salter  A.  (Sen.)  132 


Heald,  Hon.  Justice  D.  V.,  .  868 

Health,  Hon.  Ann  Elizabeth  H. 

(Sen.)  -  - - - - -  133 

Hees, 

M.P. 


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Hellyer,  Hon.  Paul  T.,  P.C., 

M.P .  54,  236 

Henderson,  George  L.,  M.L.A.  578 
Henderson,  James  D.,  M.L.A.  506 
Henderson,  Lome  C.,  M.L.A.  .  703 

Henley,  D.  L.  G.,  M.L.A .  663 

Herbert,  Harold  T.,  M.P .  236 

Hickey,  Hon.  Thomas,  M.L.A.  638 

Hickey,  Hon.  T.  E„  M.L.A .  752 

Hickman,  Hon.  T.  A.,  M.L.A.  ..  638 
Hicks,  Hon.  Henry  D.  (Sen.)  133 

Higgins,  R.  J„  M.L.A .  610 

Higson,  Kenneth  J.,  M.P.  236 


Hinman,  Edgar  W.,  M.L.A.  .  506 

Hodgson,  R.  Glen,  M.L.A .  707 

Hodgson,  W.  M.  C.,  M.L.A .  707 

Ho  Lem,  George,  M.L.A .  506 

Hohol,  Hon.  Dr.  E.  A.,  M.L.A.  506 

Hollands,  Daniel  F.,  M.P .  236 

Holmes,  John  Robert,  M.P .  237 

Hopkings,  Edward  Russell  .  162 

Hopkings,  L.  D.,  M.P . . .  237 

Horner,  Hon.  Hugh  M.,  M.L.A.  507 

Horner,  John  H„  M.P .  238 

Horner,  Norval  A.,  M.P .  238 

Horton,  George  E.,  M.L.A.  610 

Houde,  Fernand,  M.N.A . .  788 

Houde,  J.  R.  G.,  M.N.A .  789 

How,  Henry  W.,  M.L.A.  663 

Howard,  Brendan  O.,  M.L.A.  638 

Howard,  Frank,  M.P .  238 

Howie,  J.  Robert,  M.P .  239 

Hudson,  R.  F„  M.L.A .  663 

Hueglin,  J.  F„  M.P .  239 

Hunley,  Hon.  W.  H„  M.L.A.  ...  508 

Hurlburt,  K.  E„  M.P .  239 

Huskilson,  Harold,  M.L.A .  663 

Hymmen,  Keith,  M.P .  240 

Hyndman,  Hon.  L.  D.,  M.L.A.  508 

Ings,  A.  E.,  M.L.A .  752 

Inman,  Hon.  Mrs.  F.  Elsie 

(Sen.)  .  134 

Irvine,  Donald  R.,  M.L.A .  707 

Isabelle,  Gaston,  M.P .  240 

Isnor,  Hon.  Goron  B.  (Sen.)  .  135 

Jackett,  Hon.  Justice  W.  R .  866 

Jamieson,  Hon.  D.  C.,  P.C., 

M.P .  54,  241 

Jamison,  Wm.  E.,  M.L.A.  508 

Jardine,  Frank,  M.L.A.  753 

Jarvis,  Wm.  H.,  M.P .  241 

jean,  Hon.  Joseph,  P.C .  54 

Jelinek,  Otto  J.,  M.P .  242 

Jenkins,  William  Walter, 

M.L.A . 579 

Jerome,  J.  A.,  M.P .  242 


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Jessiman,  J.  H„  M.L.A .  708 

Johannson,  Thorkell  W., 

M.L.A .  579 

Johnston,  Frank,  M.L.A .  579 

johnston,  Gordon  E.,  M.L.A.  ...  579 

Johnston,  R.  M.,  M.L.A .  708 

Johnstone,  Ralph,  M.L.A.  .  753 

Jordan,  Mrs.  P.  J.,  M.L.A .  545 

Jorgenson,  Warner  H.,  M.L.A.  580 

joron,  Guy,  M.N.A .  789 

Judson,  Hon.  Justice  Wilfred  860 

Kaeding,  Edgar,  M.L.A .  830 

Kane,  Frank  E„  M.L.A .  611 

Kelly,  Douglas  T.,  M.L.A.  .  546 

Kempling,  Wm.  J.,  M.P .  242 

Kennedy,  Georges,  M.N.A .  789 

Kennedy,  R.  D„  M.L.A.  .  708 

Kerr,  Hon.  George  A.,  M.L.A.  709 
Kerr,  Hon.  Justice  Roderick  ...  868 

Kickham,  Hon.  T.  J.,  (Sen.)  .  135 

Kierans,  Hon.  E.  W.,  P.C. 

M.P .  54 

King,  David,  M.L.A .  508 

King,  Hon.  Wm.  S„  M.L.A .  546 

Kinnear,  Hon.  Mary  E. 

(Sen.)  . 136 

Knight,  William  G.,  M.P .  242 

Knowles,  Stanley  H.,  M.P .  243 

Knowles,  Wm.  D.,  M.P .  244 

Korchinski,  Stanley  J.,  M.P.  244 

Kowalchuk,  J.  R.,  M.L.A .  831 

Koziak,  Julian  G.,  M.L.A .  508 

Kramer,  Hon.  Eiling,  M.L.A.  ...  831 

Kuntz,  Harry,  M.P .  244 

Kwasnica,  Miro,  M.L.A .  831 

Lachance,  Georges-C.,  M.P.  ...  244 

Lacroix,  Louis-P.,  M.N.A .  789 

Laffin,  Michael,  M.L.A .  664 

Laflamme,  Ovide,  M.P .  245 

Lafond,  Hon.  Paul  C.  (Sen.)  ...  136 
Lafontaine,  Fernand-J„  M.N.A.  790 

Lafrance,  Paul,  M.N.A .  790 

Laing,  Hon.  Arthur,  P.C. 

(Sen.)  .  55,  137 

Laird,  Hon.  J.  K.  McB.  (Sen.)  137 

Lajoie,  Claude  G.,  M.P.  .  246 

L'Allier,  Hon.  J.-P.,  M.N.A.  790 
Lalonde,  Hon.  Marc,  P.C.  55,  247 
LaMarsh,  Hon.  Judy,  P.C.  55 
Lambert,  J.  A.  H„  M.P.  248 

Lambert,  Hon.  Marcel,  P.C. 

M.P .  55,  248 

Lamontagne,  Hon.  Maurice, 


Lamontagne,  Robert,  M.N.A.  790 
Lamoureux,  Hon.  Lucien,  M.P.  250 


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Lane,  John  Gary,  M.L.A .  832 

Lane,  John,  M.L.A .  709 

Lang,  Hon.  Daniel  (Sen.)  .  139 

Lang,  Hon.  Otto  Emil,  P.C. 

M.P . . .  58,  250 

Lange,  David  H.,  M.L.A . ......  832 

Langlois,  Hon.  J.  G.  L.  (Sen.)  139 

Langlois,  Paul,  M.P . _ .  251 

Laniel,  Gerald,  M.P.  .  251 

Lapointe,  Lt.  Col.  The  Hon. 

H„  P.C.  (Lt.  Gov.)  .  56,  762 

Lapointe,  Hon.  Louise  M.  R. 

(Sen.)  . 140 

Laprise,  Gerard,  M.P .  252 

Lariviere,  J.-G.,  M.N.A.  .  791 

Larson,  Leonard  M„  M.L.A.  832 

Lasalle,  Roch,  M.P .  252 

Laskin,  Hon.  Justice  Bora  .  860 

Latulippe,  Henri,  M.P .  253 

Latulippe,  P.-A.,  M.N.A .  791 

Laughren,  Floyd,  M.L.A .  709 

Lauk,  Gary  V.,  M.L.A .  546 

Laurence,  Roy  A.,  M.L.A .  672 

Laurin,  Camille,  M.N.A .  791 

Lavoie,  J.-N.,  M.N.A . . .  791 

Lavoie,  J.-B.  R„  M.N.A.  791 

Lawlor,  P.  D.,  M.L.A .  709 

Lawrence,  Hon.  A.  B.  R., 

M.L.A .  710 

Lawrence,  Allan  F.,  M.P.  254 

Lawson,  Hon.  Edward  M. 

(Sen.)  .  141 

Lea,  Graham  R.,  M.L.A .  546 

Leblanc,  Fernand,  M.P .  254 

Leblanc,  Romeo,  M.P .  255 

LeBlanc,  Hon.  Jean-Paul, 

M.L.A . . .  611 

LeBlanc,  Joseph  E.,  M.L.A.  611 

Leduc,  Guy,  M.N.A.  .  792 

Lee,  Calvin  E.,  M.L.A.  .  509 

Lefebvre,  Thomas  H.,  M.P.  255 

Lefrangois,  Hon.  J.  E.  (Sen.)  141 
Leger,  J.  Cleophas,  M.L.A.  612 

Leger,  Maroel,  M.N.A.  792 

Leger,  Hon.  Omer,  M.L.A.  612 

Leggatt,  Stuart,  M.P.  256 

Le  Greisley,  Bernard.  E.,  M.L.A.  612 

Leitch,  Hon.  C.  M.,  M.L.A .  509 

Leluk,  Nicholas  G.,  M.L.A.  710 

Lesage,  Hon.  Jean,  P.C., 

M.N.A . 56 

Lessard,  Lucien,  M.N.A.  792 

Lessctrd,  Marcel,  M.P .  256 

Levesque,  Hon.  Gerard, 

M.N.A.  .  793 

Levesque,  Laurier,  M.L.A.  612 


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Levi,  Hon.  Norman,  M.L.A.  ...  547 

Lewis,  David,  M.P . . . 256 

Lewis,  Donald  E.,  M.L.A .  547 

Lewis,  Roderick,  Q.C.  730 

Lewis,  Stephen  H.,  M.L.A.  _ 710 

L'Heureux,  Yvon,  M.P.  _  257 

Linden,  Carl  O.,  M.L.A .  547 

Lindsay,  Robert  D.,  M.L.A.  664 

Lochnan,  Carl  Joseph  . 12 

Lockstead,  Donald  F.,  M.L.A.  548 

Logan,  Hon.  R.  E.,  M.L.A .  613 

Loiselle,  Gerard,  M.P .  258 

Loken,  G.  F„  M.L.A.  .  832 

Lorimer,  Hon.  James,  M.L.A.  548 
Loubier,  Gabriel,  M.N.A.  ...  793 
Lougheed,  Hon.  E.  P.,  M.L.A.  509 

Ludwig,  Albert,  M.L.A.  _  510 

Lundrigan,  John  H.,  M.P .  258 

Mabey,  Reginald  W„  M.L.A.  613 
MacArthur,  Joshua  G.,  M.L.A.  753 

MacBeth,  John  P„  M.L.A .  711 

MacEtonald,  Hon.  Alexander 

B„  M.L.A . 548 

MacDonald,  A.  Lloyd,  M.L.A.  664 
MacDonald,  Allison,  M.L.A.  753 

MacDonald,  Arthur  J.,  M.L.A.  754 
MacDonald,  Cyril  P.,  M.L.A.  .  833 
MacDonald,  Hon.  Daniel  J., 


MacDonald,  David  S.  H.,  M.P.  259 
MacDonald,  Donald  C.,  M.L.A.  711 
MacDonald,  Donald  F.,  M.L.A.  833 
MacDonald,  Hon.  Donald  S., 

P.C.,  M.P . . .  56,  259 

MacDonald,  Miss  F.  I.,  M.P.  260 

MacDonald,  Floyd  D„  M.L.A.  664 
MacDonald,  Hon.  John  J. 

(Sen.)  .  141 

MacDonald,  Wm.  H.,  M.L.A.  ...  519 
MacDonald,  Hon.  W.  Ross, 

P.C . . . 56,  677 

MacDonnell,  Hon.  J.  M., 

P.C.,  Q.C . . .  56 

MacEachen,  Hon.  Allan  J., 

P.C.,  M.P . 57,  260 

MacEwan,  Hon.  John  W.  G., 

Lt.  Gov .  486 

MacEwan,  Paul  W.,  M.L.A.  ...  664 
MacGuigan,  Mark,  M.P.  261 

Maclnnis,  Donald,  M.P.  .  262 

Maclnnis,  Mrs.  W.  G.,  M.P.  .  262 
MacKasey,  Hon.  Bryce  Stuart, 

P.C.,  M.P .  57,  262 

MacKay,  Elmer  M.,  M.P .  263 

MacKay,  Hon.  J.  G.  (Lt.  Gov.)  739 
Mackenzie,  John  A.,  M.L.A.  ...  665 


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Mackling,  Hon.  A.  L.,  M.L.A.  580 
MatiLean,  Hon.  J.  Angus, 

P.C.,  M.P .  57,  263 

Maclean,  N.  J.,  M.L.A . 665 

MacLeod,  Kenneth  R.,  M.L.A.  833 

MacLeod,  Malcolm,  M.L.A .  613 

MacMurchy,  Hon.  G.,  M.L.A.  833 

MacNally,  John  Levi,  M.L.A.  754 

MacNaught,  Hon.  J.  W.,  P.C.  57 

MaaNaughton,  Hon.  Alan  A., 

P.C.  (Sen.)  . 58,  142 

MacNutt,  Hon.  D.  Scott, 

M.L.A . - . - .  665 

MacPhail,  R.  L.  G.,  M.L.A .  754 

MacQuarrie,  Health  N.,  M.P.  ...  264 

Madill,  John  E.,  M.P .  264 

Maeck,  Lome  H.,  M.L.A .  712 

Mahoney,  Hon.  Patrick  M., 

P.C . - .  58 


Mailloux,  Hon.  Raymond, 

M.N.A . - . 

Maingot,  J.  P.  J.,  M.P . . . 

Malinowski,  Donald  . 

Maloney,  Hon.  John  H., 

M.L.A . 

Mandeville,  F.  T.,  M.L.A . 

Manning,  Hon.  Ernest, 

P.C . - .  58, 

Marceau,  Gilles,  M.P . 

Marchand,  Andre,  M.N.A. 
Marchand,  Hon.  Jean,  P.C.  58, 
Marchand,  Leonard  S.,  M.P. 
Margaret,  H.R.H.  Princess 

Marler,  Hon.  G.  C.,  P.C . 

Marshall,  Jack,  M.P.  . 

Marshall,  Hon.  William, 

M.L.A . 

Martel,  E.  W.,  M.L.A . 

Martin,  Michael  S.,  M.L.A. 
Martin,  Hon.  Paul,  P.C. 

(Sen.)  . -•  59, 

Martineau,  Hon.  Paul,  P.C. 
Martland,  Hon.  Justice  Ronald 

Masniuk,  Peter  P.,  M.P . 

Masse,  Hon.  Jean-Gilles, 

M.N.A . 

Masse,  Marcel,  M.N.A. 
Mather,  Barry,  M.P. 

Matsalla,  Adolph  S.,  M.L.A. 

Matte,  Rene,  M.P.  . 

Maynard,  Hon.  E.,  M.L.A. 
Mazankowski,  D.  F.,  M.P. 
McBryde,  Hon.  Sydney  R., 

M.L.A . - . 

McCain,  Fred.  A.,  M.P. 
McCleave,  Robert  J.,  M.P . 


793 
309 
580 

755 

510 

143 

265 

794 

266 
267 

5 

58 

267 

639 

712 

639 

143 

59 
861 

268 

794 

794 

268 

834 

268 

639 

268 

580 

269 

269 


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McClelland,  Robert  H.,  M.L.A.  548 
McCready,  Robert  B.,  M.L.A.  614 
McCrimmon,  Donald  J.,  M.L.A.  510 
McDonald,  Hon.  A.  H.  (Sen.)  146 
McElman,  Hon.  Chas.  R. 

(Sen.)  .  146 

McGaw,  Leland  W.,  M.L.A.  ..  614 
McGee,  Hon.  Frank  C.,  P.C.  ...  60 

McGeer,  Patrick  L.,  M.L.A.  .  549 

McGill,  Edward  R.,  M.L.A.  ...  581 
McGinley,  Eugene  G.  B., 

M.L.A . 614 

McGrand,  Hon.  F.  A.  (Sen.)  147 

McGrath,  James  A.,  M.P .  269 

McGregor,  Donald  M.,  M.L.A.  581 
McGuigan,  Hon.  J.  L.,  M.L.A.  614 
Mcllraith,  Hon.  George  James, 

P.C.,  Q.C.  (Sen.)  .  60,  147 

Mcllven,  Charles  E.,  M.L.A.  ...  712 

Mclsaac,  J.  C.,  M.L.A . . .  834 

McKeag,  Hon.  Wm.  J. 

(Lt.  Gov.)  .  560 

McKellar,  M.  E„  M.L.A .  581 

McKenzie,  Dan,  M.P .  270 

McKenzie,  J.  W.,  M.L.A .  581 

McKeough,  T.  J.,  M.L.A .  665 

McKeough,  W.  D„  M.L.A .  712 

McKinley,  Robert  E„  M.P .  270 

McKinnon,  Allan  B.,  M.P .  270 

McKinnon,  Donald  Curtis  .  13 

McLean,  Hon.  D.  A.  (Sen.)  .  148 

McNamara,  Hon.  William 

Craig  (Sen.)  . . . . . ,. .  148 

McNeil,  Peter,  M.L.A .  755 

McNeil,  R.  K„  M.L.A .  713 

McNevin,  William  J.,  M.L.A.  615 

McNie,  Jack,  M.L.A .  713 

McPherson,  D.  M„  M.L.A .  834 

McQuaid,  M.  J.,  M.L.A .  755 

McRae,  Paul  E.,  M.P .  271 

Meakes,  Frank,  M.L.A .  835 

Meen,  A.  K„  M.L.A .  714 

Meldrum,  W.  W.,  M.L.A .  615 

Menzies,  Clarence  S.,  M.L.A.  615 
Merrithev,  Gerald  S.,  M.L.A.  616 

Messer,  Hon.  J.  R.,  M.L.A .  835 

Michaud,  Hon.  H.  J.  (Sen.)  .  149 

Michayluk,  D.  W.,  M.L.A .  835 

Michener,  His  Excellency, 

The  Hon.  Roland,  P.C.  ...  6,  60 

Michener,  Her  Excellency 

Mrs.  R . 10 

Miller,  Hon.  C.  A.,  M.L.A .  755 

Miller,  Frank  S.,  M.L.A .  714 

Miller,  James  E.,  M.L.A .  511 

Miller,  Hon.  Saul,  M.L.A.  .  582 


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Miniely,  Hon.  Gordon,  T„ 

M.L.A .  511 

Mitchell,  Hon.  George,  M.L.A.  666 

Mitges,  C.  Gus,  M.P . 271 

Molgat,  Hon.  Gildas  (Sen.)  .  149 

Molson,  Hon.  H.  de  M.  (Sen.)  150 
Monteith,  Hon.  J.  W.,  P.C. 

M.P . 60 

Mooers,  Hon.  C.  O.,  M.L.A.  „  616 
Mooney,  Hon.  J.  Fraser, 

M.L.A .  666 

Moore,  Marvin  E.,  M.L.A.  ....  511 

Moore,  Rodney  E . _ .  17 

Moores,  Hon.  Frank  D.,  M.P.  640 

Morais,  Lorenzo,  M.L.A .  616 

Morgan,  James  C.,  M.L.A.  640 

Morgan,  J.  T„  M.P .  271 

Morin,  Mrs.  A.,  M.P .  271 

Momingstar,  Ellis  P„  M.L.A.  714 
Morrison,  Newel  O.  R.,  M.L.A.  549 

Morrow,  Donald  H.,  M.L.A.  .  715 

Mostoway,  Paul  P.,  M.L.A.  836 

Moug,  Arthur,  M.L.A .  582 

Muir,  Robert,  M.P.  272 

Munro,  Donald  W.,  M.P.  272 

Munro,  Hon.  John  Carr,  P.C., 


Murphy,  Hon.  Anthony  J., 

M.L.A .  640 

Murphy,  Hon.  T.  G.,  P.C .  61 

Murta,  Jack  B.,  M.P.  273 

Nantel,  Roger  de  C.  .  14 

Neale,  Charles  P.,  M.P.  273 

Neary,  S.  A.,  M.L.A.  641 

Neil,  Douglas  C.,  M.P.  .  274 

Neiman,  Hon.  Joan  (Sen.)  150 

Nelson,  Nels  E.,  M.P .  274 

Nesbitt,  Wallace  B.,  M.P.  274 

Nesdoly,  Elias,  M.P .  275 

Newman,  Bernard,  M.L.A.  715 

Newman,  Wm.  G.,  M.L.A.  716 

Niohol,  Hon.  J.  L.  (Sen.)  .  151 

Nicholson,  Hon.  J.  R.,  P.C. 

(Lt.  Gov.)  .  61 

Nicholson,  Hon.  P.  M.,  M.L.A.  667 
Nicolson,  Lome  J.,  M.L.A.  549 

Nielson,  Erik,  Q.C.,  M.P.  275 

Nimsick,  Hon.  Leo  T.,  M.L.A.  550 
Nixon,  George  A.,  M.L.A.  716 

Nixon,  R.  F.,  M.L.A .  716 

Noel,  Hon.  Justice  Camil  866 

Norrie,  Hon.  Margaret  F. 

(Sen.)  .  151 

Notley,  W.  Grant,  M.L.A.  512 

Nowlan,  John  P.,  M.P.  276 

Nunweiler,  Allan  A.,  M.L.A.  550 


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Nuttall,  Wilmer  J.,  M.L.A .  716 

Nystrom,  Lome  E„  M.P .  276 

Oberle,  Frank,  M.P .  276 

O'Connell,  Hon.  Martin  P., 

P.C.,  M.P .  61 


v~/  voimyi,  itriiuJlCc  r.,  lu.r ,  Z/b 

Oland,  Hon.  V.  D.  (Lt.  Gov.)  649 

Olaussen,  Harry  M.,  M.P .  277 

O'Leary,  Hon.  M.  Gratton 


(Sen.)  . . . . _....  151 

Oliver,  Allan  R.,  M.L.A . .  836 

Olivier,  J.  M.  J.,  M.P .  277 

Olson,  Hon.  Horace  A.,  P.C. 

M.P.  . . 62 

Orlikow,  David,  M.P .  278 

Ostiguy,  Marcel,  M.N.A .  795 

O'Sullivan,  Sean  P.,  M.P . .  278 

Ottenheimer,  Hon.  G.  R., 

M.L.A . . 641 

Ouellet,  Hon.  Andre,  P.C.  62,  278 

Ouellette,  Joseph,  M.L.A .  617 

Owen,  Hon.  W.S.,  Lt.  Gov.  529 

Owens,  Hayden  W.,  M.L.A.  836 

Pace,  Hon.  Leonard,  M.L.A.  ...  667 

Paproski,  Dr.  Kenneth  R., 

M.L.A .  512 

Paproski,  Steven  E„  M.P.  279 

Paquette,  Alcide  .  163 

Parent,  Hon.  J.  A.  Oswald, 

M.N.A .  795 

Parrott,  Harry  C.,  M.L.A.  717 

Paterson,  Donald  A.,  M.L.A.  717 

Paterson,  Hon.  Norman  (Sen.)  151 

Patrick,  Stephen  C.,  M.L.A.  582 

Patterson,  A.  B„  M.P .  279 

Paul,  Joseph  R„  M.N.A .  795 

Paulley,  Hon.  A.  R.,  M.L.A .  582 

Pawley,  Hon.  Howard  .  583 

Peacock,  Hon.  Frederick  H., 

M.L.A . 512 

Pearkes,  Hon.  G.  R.,  V.C., 

P-C .  62 

Pearson,  Leo,  M.N.A .  796 

Pecktord,  Brian  .  641 

Pelletier,  Hon.  Gerard,  P.C., 


Pelletier,  Irenee,  M.P.  280 

Pelletier,  Jean-Marie,  M.N.A.  796 
Pelletier,  Marcel  R.  308 

Pennell,  Hon.  Lawrence  T 

P.C .  63 

Penner,  B.  Keith,  M.P .  281 

Pepin,  Hon.  Jean-Luc,  P.C., 

M.P.  .  63 

Pepin,  Jean-Paul,  M.N.A.  796 


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Pepper,  J.  A.,  M.L.A . 836 

Perreault,  Jean,  M.N.A .  796 

Perry,  Russell,  M.L.A .  755 

Peters,  Wm.  Arnold,  M.P .  282 

Petten,  Hon.  Wm.  J.  (Sen.)  152 

Petuxsson,  P.  M.,  M.L.A .  583 

Phaneui,  Paul,  M.N.A .  796 

Phillips,  Donald  McG.,  M.L.A.  550 

Phillips,  Hon.  O.  H.  (Sen.)  .  152 

Pioard,  Fernand,  M.N.A.  797 

Pickersgill,  Hon.  J.  W.,  P.C.  64 

Pigeon,  Hon.  Justice  L.-P .  862 

Pilote,  Roger,  M.N.A.  .  797 

Pinard,  Hon.  J.  E.  B.,  M.N.A.  797 

Pinard,  Hon.  Roch,  P.C .  64 

Portelance,  Arthur,  M.P .  282 

Potter,  Hon.  R.  T.,  M.L.A .  717 

Poulin,  Fabian  H.,  M.P .  282 

Pratte,  Hon.  Louis  .  869 

Prowse,  Hon.  J.  H.  (Sen.)  153 

Prudham,  Hon.  George,  P.C.  65 

Prudhomme,  Charland  .  587 

Prud'Homme,  Maroel,  M.P .  283 

Purdy,  Wm.  F.,  M.L.A.  .  512 

Quart,  Hon.  Mrs.  Josie  (Sen.)  153 
Quenneville,  Hon.  Robert, 

M.N.A . — .  798 

Radford,  Jack,  M.L.A .  551 

Railton,  Samuel  V.,  M.P .  284 

Rattenbury,  Hon.  Nelson 

(Sen.)  . . 154 

Regan,  Hon.  G.  A.,  M.L.A .  667 

Reid,  Hon.  James,  M.L.A .  641 

Reid,  John  M.,  M.P . .  284 

Reid,  T.  P.,  M.L.A . . . . .  718 

Reilly,  Leonard  M.,  M.L.A .  718 

Reilly,  Peter,  M.P . ... .  285 

Renwick,  James,  M.L.A.  719 

Reuter,  Hon.  Allan  E.,  M.L.A.  718 

Reynolds,  John,  M.P .  285 

Rhodes,  John  R.,  M.L.A .  719 

Ricard,  Hon.  J.  H.  T.,  P.C., 

M.P .  65 

Richard,  Andre  F.,  M.L.A .  617 

Richards,  John  G.,  M.L.A.  .  837 

Richardson,  Hon.  James  A., 

P.C.  M.P .  66,  28b 

Richter,  F.  X.,  M.L.A .  551 

Riley,  George,  M.L.A .  bbb 

Rinfret,  Hon.  Gabriel,  P.C .  66 

Ritcey,  G.  C.,  M.L.A .  668 

Ritchie,  Wm.  G.,  M.P.  .  285 

Robarts,  Hon.  John,  P.C.,  67,  862 
Robbins,  Wesley  A.,  M.L.A.  ...  837 
Roberts,  Edward  M.,  M.L.A.  ...  641 


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Robertson,  Hon.  Mrs.  Brenda 

M„  M.L.A . 617 

Robertson,  R.  G.  .  77 

Robichaud,  Andre,  _  M.L.A.  617 
Robichaud,  Hon.  Hedart, 

P.C .  67,  593 

Robichaud,  Hon.  L.  J.,  P.C .  68 

Roblin,  Hon.  Duff,  P.C .  68 

Roche,  Douglas  J.,  M.P .  285 

Rodriguez,  John  R.,  M.P .  286 

Rolfes,  Herman  H.,  M.L.A .  837 

Rollins,  Clark  T.,  M.L.A.  .  719 

Rolston,  Rev.  P.  C.,  M.L.A .  551 

Romanow,  Hon.  R.,  M.L.A .  837 

Rompkey,  Wm.  H.,  M.P .  286 

Rondeau,  Gilbert  F.,  M.P .  286 

Rooney,  Richard  D.,  M.P .  287 

Root,  John  H.  H.,  M.L.A .  719 

Rose,  Mark  W.,  M.P.  .  287 

Ross,  J.  Stewart,  M.L.A .  755 

Rossister,  L.  F.,  M.L.A.  .  755 

Rousseau,  Hon.  Jos.,  M.L.A.  ...  642 

Roussell,  J.  Alfred,  M.L.A .  618 

Rowe,  Hon.  Augustus  T., 

M.L.A .  642 

Rowe,  F.  B„  M.L.A .  642 

Rowe,  Hon.  F.  W.  (Sen.)  .  154 

Rowe,  Russell  D.,  M.L.A .  720 

Rowe,  Hon.  W.  E.,  P.C . - .  69 

Rowe,  W.  N„  M.L.A .  643 

Rowland,  Douglas  C.,  M.P.  .  288 

Roy,  Albert  J.,  M.L.A .  720 

Roy,  Fabien,  M.N.A .  798 

Roy,  J.-A.,  M.N.A . : .  798 

Roy,  Jean  R„  M.P .  288 

Roy,  Marcel  C.,  M.P .  288 

Russell,  Hon.  D.  J.,  M.L.A .  513 

Russell,  Louis  J.  Armand, 

M.N.A .  799 

Russell,  Maxwell  J.,  M.L.A.  643 

Ruste,  Henry  A.,  M.L.A .  513 

Ruston,  R.  F.,  M.L.A .  720 

Rynard,  Philip  B.,  M.P .  289 

Saindon,  Zoel,  M.N.A.  799 

St-Germain,  J.  H.  Noel,  M.N.A.  799 
St-Laurent,  Rt.  Hon.  L.  S„ 

P.C . - .  69 

Saint-Pierre,  Hon.  Guy, 

M.N.A . - .  800 

Saltsman,  S.  Max,  M.P .  289 

Samson,  Camil,  M.N.A.  800 

Sanford,  Mrs.  K.  E.,  M.L.A.  551 

Sargent,  E.  C.,  M.L.A .  721 

Sauve,  Hon.  Jeanne,  P.C. 

M.P .  71,  290 

Sauve,  Hon.  Maurice,  P.C.  .  71 


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Schellenberger,  S.  K.,  M.P.  _  291 

Schmid,  Hon,  H.  A.  L.  C., 

M.L.A .  513 


Schreyer,  Hon.  E.  R.,  M.L.A.  584 
Schroeder,  Rev.  H.  W.,  M.L.A.  552 
Schumacher,  Stanley  S.,  M.P.  291 
Schurman,  Hon.  Robert, 


M.L.A . 756 

Scott,  Wm.  C.,  M.P .  291 

Scrivener,  Mrs.  M.,  M.L.A.  721 

Seguin,  Arthur  E.,  M.N.A .  800 

Senior,  Aubrey  J„  M.L.A.  .  643 

Sevigny,  Hon.  J.  P.  A.,  P.C.  ...  71 

Shafransky,  Harry,  M.L.A .  584 

Shanks,  Gerard,  M.N.A.  ..  800 

Sharp,  Hon.  Mitchell  Wm., 

P.C.,  M.P . . .  71,  292 

Sheehy,  Gerald  E„  M.L.A.  668 
Sherman,  Louis  R.,  M.L.A.  .  584 

Sherwood,  Hon.  C.  B.,  M.L.A.  618 

Shipley,  J.  Mills  .  863 

Shulman,  Morton,  M.L.A.  721 

Simard,  Hon.  Claude,  M.N.A.  800 
Simard,  Hon.  Jean-Maurice, 

M.L.A . 618 

Simard,  Montcalm,  M.N.A.  .  801 

Sinclair,  Hon.  James,  P.C .  71 

Singer,  Vernon  M.,  M.L.A.  721 

Skelly,  Robert  E„  M.L.A.  552 

Skoreyko,  William,  M.P .  292 

Small,  Alexander  .  310 

Smallwood,  Hon.  J.  R.,  P.C.', 


Smishek,  W.  E.  M.L.A .  838 

Smith,  D.  E.,  M.L.A.  552 

Smith,  Hon.  Donald  (Sen.)  155 

Smith,  G.  A.  Percy,  M.P.  293 

Smith,  G.  E„  M.L.A.  722 

Smith,  G.  I.,  M.L.A.  669 

Smith,  Hon.  Horace  B.,  M.L.A.  619 

Smith,  J.  R„  M.L.A.  .  722 

Smith,  Raymond  M.,  M.L.A.  669 

Smith,  Richard  S.,  M.L  A  722 

Smith,  Hon.  Sydney  J.,  P.C  73 

Smith,  Walter  B.,  M.P .  293 

Snow,  George  A.,  M.L.A.  669 

Snow,  Hon.  James  W.,  M.L.A.  723 

Snyder,  Hon.  Gordon  T„ 

M.L.A .  838 

Sorenson,  Ralph  A.,  M.L.A.  ...  514 

Sparrow,  Hon.  H.  O.  (Sen.)  .  156 

Speaker,  Raymond,  M.L.A .  514 

Spence,  John  P.,  M.L.A .  723 

Spence,  Hon.  Justice  W.F.  ...  863 
Spicer,  Erik  John,  M.P .  483 


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Spivak,  S.  J.,  M.L.A . . 585 

Springate,  Geo.  J.,  M.N.A .  801 

Stagg,  Frederick  R.,  M.L.A.  ......  643 

Stairs,  Hon.  A.  Edison, 

M.L.A . 619 

Stanbury,  Hon.  Richard 

(Sen.)  . . . . .  73,  156 

Stanbury,  Hon.  R.  D.  G.,  M.P.  294 
Stanfield,  Hon.  Robert  L., 

P.C.,  M.P . . . .  73,  294 

Starr,  Hon.  Michael,  P.C .  73 

Steuart,  David  G.,  M.L.A .  838 

Stevens,  Hon.  H.  H.,  P.C . . .  74 

Stevens,  S.  McK.,  M.P .  295 

Steves,  Harold,  M.L.A.  552 

Stewart,  Hon.  B.  L„  M.L.A .  756 

Stewart,  Donald  C.,  M.P.  _  295 

Stewart,  Ralph  W.,  M.P.  296 

Stewart,  Hon.  W.  A.,  M.L.A.  723 
Stewart,  Wm.  Douglas,  M.P.  295 

Stokes,  J.  E.,  M.L.A . 724 

Stollery,  Peter  A.,  M.P.  .  296 

Strachnan,  Hon.  R.  M.,  M.L.A.  553 

Strom,  Harry  E.,  M.L.A .  514 

Stromberg,  Gordon,  M.L.A.  515 
Stupich,  Hon.  David,  M.L.A.  553 
Sullivan,  Hon.  Allan  E., 

M.L.A . . 670 

Sullivan,  Hon.  J.  A.  (Sen.)  ...  157 

Symes,  Reginald  C.,  M.P .  296 

Taylor,  Hon.  Alex,  M.L.A.  839 

Taylor,  Charles  K.,  M.P.  296 

Taylor,  Gordon  E.,  M.L.A.  515 

Taylor,  James  A.,  M.L.A.  724 

Tchorzewski,  Hon.  Edwin  L., 


Teed,  Eric  L.,  M.L.A.  619 

Teillet,  Hon.  R.  J.,  P.C.  75 

Tessier,  Hon.  J.  A.,  A.M., 

M.N.A.  .  801 

Tetrault,  Oza,  M.P.  297 

Tetley,  Hon.  Wm.,  M.N.A.  802 

Tetreault,  Ronald,  M.N.A.  802 

Theberge,  Gilbert  R.,  M.N.A.  802 

Theriault,  L.  N.,  M.L.A .  620 

Thibault,  Arthur,  M.L.A .  839 

Thomas,  J.-Antonio,  M.P .  297 

Thomas,  Charles  H.,  M.P .  298 

Thompson,  Hon.  Andrew  E., 

(Sen.)  . 157 

Thoms,  Paul  S.,  M.L.A.  .  643 

Thorpe,  V.  N.,  M.L.A .  670 

Thorson,  Hon.  J.  T.,  P.C.  75 

Thorson,  Hon.  Kim,  M.L.A .  839 

Thurlow,  Hon.  Justice  A.  L .  869 

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Topalnisky,  Hon.  George, 


M.L.A .  516 

Toupin,  Hon.  Normand, 

M.N.A .  802 


Toupin,  Hon.  Rene  E.,  M.L.A.  585 
Towers,  Thomas  G.,  M.P.  298 

Tremblay,  Charles,  M.N.A .  802 

Tremblay,  Hon.  Georges  E., 

M.N.A . 803 

Tremblay,  Jean-Noel,  M.N.A.  803 
Trudeau,  Rt.  Hon.  P.  E.,  P.C. 

M.P . . .  76,  299 

Trudel,  Jacgues  L.,  M.P .  301 

Trueman,  Mrs.  Inez  G., 

M.L.A . - .  585 

Trynchy,  Peter  Jr.,  M.L.A .  516 

Tucker,  James  Jr.,  M.L.A .  620 

Turnbull,  Ian,  M.L.A .  586 

Turner,  Charles  R.,  M.P .  301 

Turner,  John  M„  M.L.A .  724 

Turner,  Hon.  John  N.,  P.C., 

M.P . - . - .  76,  302 

Uruski,  William,  M.L.A .  586 

Uskiv,  Hon.  Samuel,  M.L.A.  ...  586 
Vaillancourt,  Georges,  M.N.A.  803 

Vandelac,  Major  A.  Guy  .  164 

Van  Home,  J.  C.,  M.L.A .  621 

Vanier,  Hon.  Pauline,  P.C .  76 

Van  Roggen,  Hon.  George  C., 

(Sen.)  . 158 

Veuilleux,  J.  J.  L.,  M.N.A .  803 

Veniot,  Harvey  A.,  M.L.A .  671 

Vezina,  Louis,  M.N.A .  804 

Vincent,  Clement,  M.N.A .  804 

Villeneuve,  Ozie  F.,  M.L.A .  725 

Wagner,  Claude,  M.P .  302 

Walding,  Derek  J.,  M.L.A .  587 

Walker,  Hon.  David  J.,  P.C. 

(Sen.)  . - . .  77,  158 

Walker,  Gordon  W.,  M.L.A .  725 

Walker,  James  Edgar,  M.P .  303 

Wallace,  Dr.  George  S., 

M.L.A . - .  553 

Wallace,  Ronald,  M.L.A .  671 

Walsh,  Hon.  Justice  A . ... .  869 

Wardle,  Thomas  A.,  M.L.A.  ...  725 
Warrack,  Hon.  A.  E.,  M.L.A.  ...  516 
Watt,  J.  D„  M.L.A .  587 


Weatherald,  T.  M„  M.L.A .  840 

Webster,  Mrs.  D.,  M.L.A .  554 

Welch,  Hon.  Frank  C.  (Sen.)  159 
Welch,  Hon.  Robert  S.,  M.L.A.  726 

Wells,  Robert,  M.L.A . 644 

Wells,  Hon.  Thomas  L.,  M.L.A.  726 

Werry,  Hon.  L.  F.,  M.L.A .  517 

Whelan,  Edward  C.,  M.L.A.  840 

Whelan,  Hon.  Eugene  F., 

M.P . 77 

Whicher,  Ross  M.,  M.P.  .  304 

White,  Hon.  George  S.,  P.C. 

(Sen.)  .  77 

White,  Hon.  John  H.,  M.L.A.  727 

Whittaker,  George  H.,  M.P.  .  304 

Wiebe,  R.  H„  M.L.A .  841 

Williams,  Hon.  Guy  R.,  (Sen.)  159 

Williams,  Louis  A.,  M.L.A .  554 

Williams,  Hon.  Robert  A., 

M.L.A .  554 

Wilson,  Geo.  M.,  M.L.A .  644 

Wilson,  Roy  G.,  M.L.A .  517 

Winkler,  Hon.  Erick  Alfred, 

M.P . . .  727 

Winsor,  Earl  W.,  M.L.A .  644 

Wise,  John,  M.P .  305 

Wiseman,  Douglas,  J.,  M.L.A.  728 

Wood,  Hon.  E.  I.,  M.L.A .  841 

Woodroffe,  Wm.  J.,  M.L.A .  621 

Woodward,  Melvin,  M.L.A .  644 

Woolliams,  Eldon  M.,  M.P .  305 

Worobetz,  Hon.  Stephen 

(Lt.-Gov.)  . . * .  815 

Worton,  Harry,  M.L.A . .  728 

Wyse,  Wm.  R.,  M.L.A.  ..  — .  517 

Yakabuski,  Paul  J.,  M.L.A .  728 

Yanakis,  Antonio,  M.P .  306 

Yaremko,  Hon.  John,  M.L.A.  728 

Yewchuk,  Paul,  M.P .  306 

Young,  Doug.  H.,  M.L.A .  644 

Young,  Fred  M.,  M.L.A .  729 

Young,  Leslie  G.,  M.L.A.  518 

Young,  Mrs.  Phyllis  F.,  M.L.A.  555 

Yurko,  Hon.  William  J., 

M.L.A . - . .  518 

Yusyk,  Hon.  Paul  (Sen.)  .  160 

Zander,  Rudolph,  M.L.A .  518 

Zinck,  Maurice  L.,  M.L.A .  671 


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Daniel  G.  Cooper 


John  J.  Robinette,  Q.C. 


John  B.  Yates 
Beverley  Matthews,  Q.C. 
J.  W.  Blain,  Q.C. 

George  T  Gale 
Gerald  F.  Hayden,  Q.C. 
William  R.  Latimer,  Q.C. 
G.  Patrick  H.  Vernon, 
Q.C. 

Philip  C.  W.  Hebb 
Thomas  R.  Judge 
Michael  Croghan 
Donald  F.  O.  Hersey 
Stephen  C.  Smith 
Colin  L.  Campbell 
Arthur  R.  Kitamura 
Thomas  G.  Heintzman 
Peter  S.  Grant 
Helen  L.  Terry 
Douglas  S.  Ewens 
D.  Murray  Paton 

Counsel 


Cable  CARTAN,  Toronto 

Dennis  Wood 
William  C.  Terry,  Q.C. 
John  H.  C.  Clarry,  Q.C. 
Gordon  Waldie,  Q.C. 
Philip  H.  G.  Walker,  Q.C. 
Basil  R.  Cheeseman,  Q.C. 
Gordon  A.  Halladay,  Q.C. 
Peter  G.  Beattie,  Q  C. 
Donald  J.  Donahue,  Q.C. 
John  H.  Francis 
Ross  L.  Butters 
Donald  E.  Smith 
Arthur  R.  A.  Scace 
William  J.  Cornwa'I 
Edward  A.  McNeill 
Alan  J.  Lenczner 
Dale  L.  Best 
H.  Roger  Hart 
Ronald  G.  Slaght 


K.  E.  Kennedy,  Q.C. 


McMASTER,  MEICHEH,  MIHH10H,  PATCH, 
CORDEAU,  HVHDMAN  &  IEG0E 

Barristers  and  Solicitors 


129  ST.  JAMES  STREET  WEST,  MONTREAL  126 
Telephone  :  842-9805  —  Area  Code  514 


D.  R.  McMaster,  Q.C. 

R.  A.  Patch,  Q.C. 

R.  C.  Legge,  Q.C. 

R.  J.  Riendeau 
H.  Senecal 

R.  A.  Pratt 

S.  J.  Harrington 
N.  A.  Saibil 


T.  R.  Meighen,  Q.C. 
R.  Cordeau,  Q.C. 

T.  C.  Camp 
W.  E.  Stavert 
T.  R.  Carsley 
A.  P.  Bergeron 
G.  P.  Barry 
R.  D.  Farley 


A.  M.  Minnion,  Q.C. 

A.  S.  Hyndman,  Q.C. 

A.  K.  Paterson 
R.  J.  Plant 
M.  A.  Meighen 

T.  W.  Stewart 
Y.  Moquin 

E.  H.  Cliff,  Q.C. 

"CAMMERALL" 


Counsel  :  R.  C.  Holden,  Q.C.,  P.  P. 
TELEX  :  05-268637  "CAMMERALL  MTL 


Hutchison,  Q.C. 

"  Cable  Address  : 


92D 


PARLIAMENTARY  GUIDE 


GOWLING  &  HENDERSON 

BARRISTERS  &  SOLICITORS 

160  ELGIN  STREET 

MAIL  ADDRESS  :  BOX  466,  STATION  A, 
OTTAWA,  CANADA  KIN  8S3 


Telephone  232-1781 


Counsel 

The  Right  Honourable  John  R.  Cartwright,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L 
John  C.  Osborne,  Q.C. 

Bernard  M.  Alexander,  Q.C. 


E.  Gordon  Gowling, 
Q.C.  LL.D. 

David  Watson 
Ross  W.  Cleary 
Wayne  13.  Spooner 
G.  Alexander  Macklin 
Robert  Chevrier 
Elisabeth  Slasor 
David  G.  Casey 
A.  David  Morrow 
Robert  D.  Chapman 
A.  Edwin  Honeywell 
Allan  R.  O'Brien 


Eli  J.  McKhool 
Bruce  Dudley 
Neville  S.  Hewitt 
Robert  F.  Delbridge 
Ivan  Straznicky 


Brian  L.  Graham 
Roma  Colbert 
E.  Marc  Forget 


George  F.  Windsor 
Gordon  F.  Henderson, 
Q.C. 

E.  Peter  Newcombe,  Q.C. 
John  D.  Richard 
Charles  E.  O'Connor 
Kent  H.  E.  Plumley 
J.  Ralph  Johnston 
Douglas  F.  Smith 
Y.  A.  George  Hynna 
Raymond  J.  Ostiguy 
Thomas  D.  Beynon 
George  E.  Fisk 


Potent  Agents 

William  N.  Mace 
John  W.  Ross 
John  A.  Allen 
Julian  B.  Swann 


Trade  Mark  Agents 

Donald  A.  Smyth 
Graham  R.  Jackson 


W.  Anderson  Joyce 
Charles  F.  Scott,  Q.C 
R.  G.  McClenahan 
Brian  A.  Crane 
Robert  J.  Laughton 
Robert  J.  Redmond 
Rose-Marie  Perry 
David  E.  Clarke 
Allyne  F.  Thomson 
Robert  J.  Green 
Anthony  M.  Butler 
David  J.  French 
Kenneth  G.  Evans 


Vivian  H.  Wickham 
Donald  W.  Puttick 
Kalevi  P.  Aspila 
Frank  I.  Pole 


Jane  Myers 
Daniel  I.  Lack 


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